Despite graduating in a few short weeks, I too am feeling the pressure of staying energized and refreshed as the academic year comes to a close. Oftentimes our conversations on academic performance and well-being are skewed because of contemporary notions surrounding success and self-care. For …
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Tristan Lopus
Students need more living options
Housing selection: a simultaneously terrifying and exciting time of year that leaves students frantically surveying campus and weighing the benefits of far-away, but upscale Gault Schoolhouse, to convenient, but depressing Holden. When my roommate and I discovered that our housing selection was in the early …
Softball team comes up short in pair of well-pitched games
Chloe Burdette Contributing Writer Last Friday, The College of Wooster Fighting Scots fell in both ends of a doubleheader against Denison, each game having a final score of 2-1. The games had a very slow start, with both teams fighting to keep the scoreboard at …
The legalization of sports betting would be beneficial for everyone
Outside of Nevada, sports betting is considered illegal as a result of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA), which issued a federal ban on state-sponsored sports betting. This measure was passed with the goal of restricting and eventually terminating the legal …
Men’s tennis beats Gators 5-4
Sam Kuhn Senior Sports Writer This past weekend, the men’s tennis team headed to the Pennbriar Tennis Club in Erie, Pa. to take on NCAC East foe Allegheny College. The Scots (8-10, 1-2 NCAC East) won their first North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) East Division …
Commencement speaker, honorees announced
Claire Montgomery Contributing Writer The College has announced Eboo Patel as the speaker for the 2018 commencement ceremony. Furthermore, two honorary degrees are to be awarded to Betsy Hearne ’64 and Hayden Schilling, the former Robert Critchfield Professor of English History at Wooster. The ceremony …