In the few years I’ve been enrolled at Wooster, I’ve seen some pretty radical changes to our campus. Babcock was remodeled. We were issued new COW cards that distinguish between over- and underage students. The cards are also brighter ó and therefore harder to lose. …
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First-years should not be scapegoats
Several weeks ago, the College of Wooster opened it doors to the Class of 2014, an unexpectedly large class composed of over 600 students. Ever since the chaos of their “Moove-In” Day, their presence has definitely been felt on campus.† They’ve been welcomed into our …
The crucial future of the Internet
Access to the World Wide Web involves the combined production and services of a declining number of organizations. AT&T and Apple are essentially the sole companies granting many Americans connection to the Internet, and as smaller competition is eliminated, companies control more aspects of the …
Wooster deserves credit
As students at the College of Wooster, we are paying $45,668 a year to attend this school, so I’m sure we’ll always be complaining that we aren’t getting enough for our money. The food is terrible, library hours are basically non-existent, and the Wire(less) Scot …
Art reality TV show falls short
Bravo TV included in this summer’s extensive show listing a new reality series called “Work of Art: The Search for the Next Great Artist.” As an art history major with a particular interest in the modern and contemporary artistic endeavors, I was anxious to see …
Important to follow travel etiquette
It’s cool in a way: enter an airport and you are immediately surrounded by a flood of human beings from the farthest reaches of the planet, and from every walk of life. There are the Asian family vacationers who videotape themselves walking to their gate, …