$1 million cut for 2012, reconfiguration of buildings and more to help reduce costs Emily Bartelheim News Editor One million dollars have been cut in costs for the current school year in the Wooster City School District. As a result of these budget cuts, scenarios …
’12 Oscar Prediction Throwdown Lee McKinstry Arts & Entertainment Editor All I have to say is that I’m confident in my predictions. Very confident. McGovern better watch his back, because McKinstry always knows who brings home the gold. That shiny, sparkling, exquisitely Adonis-shaped gold. Best …
Dan Hanson This Monday marked the 40th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, the day in which the British military murdered 14 Irish Republican protestors who had nonviolently assembled to protest the internment, without trial, of Republican prisoners in the city of Derry, Northern Ireland. The day …
Greek life: A history Ian Benson Features Editors Sections and clubs, commonly known as fraternities and sororities, are a unique part of The College of Wooster. There’s only one Pi Kappa, Xi Chi Psi, Delta Phi Alpha, etc. and they are found only here at …
Travis Marmon Sports Editor The Wooster men’s basketball team earned two conference victories last week to move into second place in the NCAC. Last Wednesday, the Fighting Scots (16-3, 7-3 NCAC) took on Kenyon College (9-10, 3-7 NCAC) in Timken Gymnasium, dispatching them with a …
Omega lacks remorse Last week’s front-page article entitled “’Out of control’ party forces changing alcohol attitudes” takes a tone that seems inconsistent with the reality of life on this campus. Furthermore, there is much about the incident in question that begs further explanation and exploration. …
