Teresa Ascencio Contributing Writer On Thursday, Feb. 6 and Friday, Feb. 7, the Theatre and Dance Department held their “Night of One-Acts,” a night of thrilling performances and an opportunity to witness the many facets of student talent — particularly in the arts — through …
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“Just Mercy” reflects on racial injustice
Korri Palmer Senior Staff Writer Warning: Spoilers ahead On most Tuesdays, I attempt to either do homework like every other Wooster student, hopefully, or I challenge myself to participate in self-care. Last Tuesday, thanks to the Allen Scholar Committee, I was able to attend the …
“Sex Education” season two is relatable to many
Megan Tuennerman A&E Editor Our education can continue! After a long hiatus from “Sex Education,” viewers can rest assured that not only can they hunker down and finally continue watching, but also that season two continues to be fantastically cringe-worthy yet endearing, while approaching important …
Top Ten movies of 2019
Colin Tobin 2019 was an amazing year for movies, and I had a really tough time making this list. Before I start with my list, I wanted to give credit to some honorable mentions. These are movies that I really loved but I just couldn’t …
“The Circle” contemplates internet fame
Olivia Proe Features Editor In a world where online image is becoming enmeshed with our offline identity, it’s only appropriate that Netflix release a reality TV competition about social media popularity. “The Circle” attempts to tackle the complex dynamics of internet fame while remaining self-aware …
Conclusion to “Star Wars” trilogy falls flat
Colin Tobin Contributing Writer Warning: Spoilers Ahead “Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker,” directed by J.J. Abrams, concludes the current trilogy of films and serves as the grand finale to the Skywalker saga. The discourse surrounding Star Wars radically changed after the release …