Robyn Newcomb Features Editor From the beginning to the end of this February, The College of Wooster community will be embracing the heritage of Black History Month through a variety of events, led by both staff and student groups. From education to celebration, every student …
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“WET” is a compelling performance about living undocumented
Eleanor Linafelt A&E Editor On Jan. 31, 2018, exactly one year after he re-entered the United States following an arduous attempt to gain legal status at the dawn of Donald Trump’s presidency, Alex Alpharaoh graced Freedlander Theatre with his heart-wrenching and deeply informative one-man performance, …
Migos’ new album“Culture II” falls short of expectations
Kamal Morgan Contributing Writer Last December, when I heard the news that “Culture II” by Migos would be dropping in January, I was ecstatic. 2017 was the year of Migos after they dropped their hit song in 2016, “Bad and Boujee,” and were a huge …
Vrv is new way to stream
The I nternet is becoming saturated with various streaming services that constantly ask for new subscribers. Amazon, YouTube and even PlayStation are hopping on the bandwagon with their own video streaming service. Naturally, the giants, Netflix and Hulu, have everything you could ask for — …
“If You Look to the Right” is a collaborative I.S. performance
Katie Harvey Contributing Writer On Feb. 2 and 3, Vinny Meredith ’18 brought society’s conceptions of Hawai’ian culture to the Shoolroy Theatre stage for the performance component of his Senior Independent Study (I.S). Meredith, a theatre and dance major from Chicago, Ill., explained that the …