We all have an idea of what self-care is. Many of us take self-care days, watch the comforting “Treat Yo-self” scene from “Parks and Recreation,” take a break from the ever-growing pile of homework to watch Vine compilations or just take a nap. As the …
Netflix’s new show “Alias Grace” is all-too-relevant
Coral Ciupak Viewpoints Editor For those still reeling from Hulu’s TV series adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s novel “The Handmaid’s Tale,” Netflix recently released “Alias Grace,” a six-episode miniseries adaptation of Atwood’s novel of the same name. “Alias Grace” is the story of Grace Marks, a …
Racism is always inexcusable
I want to start off this article by stating that when I was asked to write it, I didn’t want it to be about gender, race or being international in America, because I wanted everyone to realize that I, like them, am a normal person …
Arch Medals proposed as gifts from seniors
Natalia Parra Contributing Writer Student leaders and members of the administration have been working on a proposal for an awards system for seniors to give a medal to a staff or faculty member of the College upon graduation. The award, to be called an “Arch …
Savor your college experience
While walking down the street recently, taking in a scenic view of the residential quad, I had a thought that made me stop in my tracks: This would be my last autumn at The College of Wooster. My last Halloween. My last Thanksgiving, my last …
Voter participation is important in all elections
On Nov. 9, 2016, there was a dark pall over our campus. Many students felt defeated, shocked and betrayed. We were ripped from our comfortable bubble into an ugly new reality that we knew would shape the nation’s identity for years to come. As predicted, …