This last Friday, April 2, Walk a Mile in Her Shoes began in Kauke Arch.† This event featured students, faculty and staff who volunteered to walk approximately a mile in women’s heels.† Some took this to the extreme and proudly displayed their pink, six-inch platform …
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Vegetarian friendly Lowry to start
A minority of American college students follow a vegetarian lifestyle, but at Wooster there is a growing interest in lessening one’s meat intake and exploring vegetarian alternatives. In a recent survey conducted by a team from the Greenhouse committee, 67 percent of over 450 respondents …
Necessary renovations underway at PEC
The Collegeís Armington Physical Education Center has been an eye-sore for students and faculty alike for many years.† Finally, the College has decided to do something about it. The renovations on the PEC, which began shortly before spring break, are expected to last over two …
Politeness proves different in Granada, Spain
When I first arrived in Granada, Spain this past January to begin my semester abroad, I did not think that I would have much trouble adapting to the Spanish lifestyle. Despite the many warnings about culture shock, there was no aspect of life in Spain …
Get involved with Greenhouse
There is a lot of talk about ìgoing green” these days; however, if you want to make a difference, actions speak louder than words. By getting involved with Greenhouse, you can work on the environmental issues you care about with other students who share your …
Figure skaters make history in 2010 games
Since the opening of the 2010 winter Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, figure skating continues to draw attention to itself.† What makes these games different for the figure skating community is an abundance of positive attention and† diversion from scandal and corruption.