Luke Shimada Contributing Writer Re: “Economic inequality and our planet” by Ethan Hunt (Jan. 26) Hunt’s article is absolutely riveting, and much like a rivet, they’re a dime a dozen. Hunt begins by posing a hypothetical, “Haven’t we all fantasized about being rich…?”, a generalizing …
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Viewpoints
The Viewpoints page features the opinions of the campus community. Viewpoints articles should be 350-700 words and be about any opinion, funny or serious, about campus or the world around us. Submissions exceeding 700 words will be condensed to fit within this word limit in the print editions, the uncondensed version will be published in its entirety digitally. Letters to the Editor, which also are on our page, should be no more than 150 words, usually responding to articles either in Viewpoints or elsewhere in the paper.
Those who wish to submit a Viewpoint can do so by emailing mpillai27@wooster.edu and pgrzybowski30@wooster.edu.
Student journalism is the lifeblood of higher education institutions
Julia Garrison, News Editor for the Voice, stresses the importance of student journalism on campuses.
Keeping promises of queer representation
Amelia Crowley Contributing Writer I have been writing about queer representation in media since tenth grade. Any chance I got to talk about it, I did. Personal essays, literary analysis, speech and debate competition topics. I was fully committed. The problem is, though, that however …
Learning to practice maximum enthusiasm
Ellen McAllister Managing Editor A couple of days ago, a friend asked me, “If you could teach a class based on what you thought was interesting in life, what would it be?” At first I was startled because I am going to be a high …
A wintry retrospective: Bundled is best
Morgan Hunter Contributing Writer It’s truly one of the best times of the year: when winter starts to blow in and autumn withers into what is (hopefully) soon to be a snowy landscape. It may not be enjoyable to walk outside, but it is certainly …
It’s really not that complicated
Amy Falk Contributing Writer During the confrontation at January’s Ceasefire for Gaza demonstration, those opposed to the demonstration made a familiar argument. Their argument was that Israelis are suffering alongside Palestinians; that there are two sides to every conflict; that the overwhelming scale of the …