A two-year grand jury investigation of John Edwards may have reached a decisive point. However, the Justice Department has not given permission to charge the former presidential candidate. Prosecutors believe Edwards violated election laws by trying to cover up his affair with a campaign videographer, …
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The College hearts female orgasm
by Gina Christo, News Editor On Friday, Feb. 11, sexperts Marshall Miller and Rachel Dart taught 40 percent of Wooster students about everything from multiple orgasms and female ejaculation to the mysterious “G-spot.” Dart and Miller’s presentation utilized humor as well as a frankness that …
Company creates legal “magic brownies”
by Kris Fronzak, News Editor A Memphis-based company has recently mass-marketed a completely legal product called “Lazy Cakes.” Lazy Cakes are, essentially, brownies with melatonin and calming herbs baked into them. They have been called a “legal pot brownie.” The company claims to “put a …
Police Officer Killed in Northeast Ohio
Authorities in northeast Ohio said a police officer was fatally struck while directing morning rush-hour traffic at a busy intersection. Daniel Stiles, 46, died at Akron City Hospital about three hours after the accident Tuesday morning. Capt. Stiles has been with the Uniontown Police Department …
MacLeod’s offers new conveniences but higher prices
Many students have noticed and grumbled about the prices for food and beverage items in MacLeod’s, the campus convenience store, which are generally much higher than the prices for those same items elsewhere. Similarly, many have criticized the re-introduction of Starbucks Coffee to the campus. …
Construction of 1,000 mph Car Begins
Building work on a car designed to breach that 1,000 mph barrier has started. The manufacturing of the Bloodhound SSC is a major milestone for the UK-based team behind it and formally marks the end of a painstaking design process led by chief engineer, Mark …