Well, my fellow Wooster peers, it has been a good run indeed.† But, it is that time again; that time of year where the grass gets greener, the weather grows warmer and most agreeable, and Wooster becomes its lovely old self again. Oh, and we …
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Jon Breitenbucher
Amanda Sidman ’11 experiences Peru for one year
The past nine months that I have spent in Peru have been a rollercoaster of adventure and crazy experiences as well as an amazing opportunity to grow and get to know myself. While carrying a full course load ó in Spanish ñó I have done …
I.S. art exhibits explore human identity and night life
If you’re lucky, smart and had some spare time on your hands this past month, you’ve had the chance to see some of the work that Wooster’s senior art students have done for their Independent Studies. The last of them is on exhibit this week …
Shakesperiments delivers
Last weekend, the Shakesperiments presented their second annual all-student Shakespeare production.† This year the offering, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” was directed by Katie Markovich ’12 and featured a large, dynamic and energetic cast.
Dance in the Warhol Exhibit
Wooster creative forces have really outdone themselves. No less a renowned figure than Andy Warhol is showcased at the Ebert Art Center, and Wooster students have found away to make Warhol’s art their own. This alchemy was the result of an inspired meeting. The current …
Lax falls to Kenyon, looks to avenge loss in tourney
The women’s lacrosse team fell to the Kenyon Ladies 20-14 last Saturday, marking its only loss in the North Coast Athletic Conference for the past two years and ending its nine-game winning streak this season.† This resulted in a tie for the top spot in …