Savannah Sima Contributing Writer On Saturday, Nov. 23, the Student Government Association (SGA) held a panel at 6 p.m. to discuss the differences between SGA and Campus Council (CC). Many students have expressed that they don’t understand the distinction between what the two bodies do, …
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Recognize your own evolution even as home stays the same
Georgina Tierney I’ve figured out time travel, and it’s honestly pretty simple. You don’t need a mad scientist, or some sort of blinking technological monstrosity to zap you back in time. Specifically in the spirit of this view- point, you don’t even need a Time …
Impeachment inquiry panel hosted at the College
Maggie Dougherty Viewpoints Editor Beginning at 7 p.m. on Tues- day, Nov. 19, Wooster’s Political Science Club and History Honors Society co-hosted a panel on the current impeachment inquiry. The goal of the event was to give students the opportunity to learn more about the …
Political ideology represents more than innocuous opinons
Sierra Foltz Certainly there is an argument to be had in favor of diversity of thought. It’s hard to disagree that allowing only one voice to prevail consistently and perpetuating one narrative, unquestioned, is not only bad on the intellectual front, but also potentially dangerous …
Women’s Soccer finishes at program best
Ben Blotner Contributing Writer For the first time in team history, the Fighting Scots women’s soccer team advanced past the first round of the NCAA tournament, defeating Case Western Reserve University on Friday at Joe Bean Sta- dium in Wheaton, Ill. After the teams finished …
Cleveland Browns are in distress
Brandon Borges After a win over a divisional rival on primetime television, a team is usually celebrated and talked about within the organization with glowing optimism, with media attention concerned with the upward trend a team may be on. For the Cleveland Browns, this …