Many of Cleveland’s best eateries reviewed for you by Eric Batke ’12 Eric Batke Senior Staff Writer Although there are plentiful dining options in the city of Wooster, often times the local culinary experience can become stagnant. While restaurants such as Broken Rocks, Spoon and …
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Sober night walkers
A new student program helps ensure night safety The debate over the safety of Wooster students has been met with a new response from the student body: a student-led safewalk program. The Brothers of Diversity (BoD) is sponsoring a new program on campus that provides …
Giving a helping hand
Lauren Grimanis ’12 tells the Akaa Project story Anya Cohen Features Editor The summer before her senior year of high school, Lauren Grimanis ’12 took her first trip to Ghana through a volunteer organization called Cosmic Volunteers. In Ghana, Grimanis spent most of her trip …
WHAT GRINDS GOON’S GEARS: Div. I college athletes should be paid as well, right?
WHAT GRINDS GOON’S GEARS Div. I college athletes should be paid as well, right? Matt Magoon In the movie “Miracle,” Jack O’Callahan asks Ralph Cox “Why did you want to play college hockey?” and Cox responds, “Isn’t it obvious? For the girls.” Is this really …
Football dominates struggling Kenyon on the ground
Travis Marmon Sports Editor For the second week in a row, the Wooster football team took care of business, setting themselves up for a possible second-place finish in the NCAC after dismantling Kenyon College (0-9, 0-5 NCAC) 31-3 in Gambier, Ohio last Saturday. Robert Flagg …
Women’s soccer falls short in NCAC Tournament
Elizabeth Plumley Staff Writer The Fighting Scot women’s soccer team traveled to Meadville, Pa. to take on the Allegheny Gators in the first round of the North Coast Athletic Conference tournament last Wednesday. The Scots (9-7-3) entered the semi-final contest ranked third in the …