Viewpoints

  Nariah Francis As a child, I always asked my mother to buy organic produce at the grocery store. My mom would willingly buy these products because, just like me, she believed that they were the healthier, safer option. Spending money on organic foods was …

As a third-year student at The College of Wooster, I’ve seen how various changes have manifested within the demographic of our student population. Because the College is a predominately white institution, I do not realistically expect for minority groups to someday dominate the campus, but …

ANGELA NEELY MADDIE PETERSEN So, as The Voice’s photo editors, we have no idea how to write an article. As we accept the realities of graduation, we’ve thought back on all our time at Wooster. We’ve made mistakes and learned a lot, but also had …

ANYA COHEN Countless times throughout my four-year Wooster stint I’ve heard students whine some variation of the statement, “If these are the best four years of my life, shoot me now.” Heck, in the midst of mid-term exams and final essays, I’ve most certainly grumbled …

BROOKE SKIBA I had to give a speech at my high school graduation. I wanted to say something that would sum up my four years. Something that would make people laugh, make people think and leave a lasting impression on everyone who heard me speak …

WYATTSMITH It is a common stereotype that college students are a particularly ideological, uncompromising bunch. I don’t know whether this generalization is true overall, but my time at Wooster has provided me with plenty of anecdotal evidence in support of the theory. The clearest sign …