Elise Muhl Contributing Writer The Global Engagement Office (GEO), formerly known as Off-Campus Studies (OCS), is excited to bring new changes to the study abroad program at The College of Wooster. One of the things students can look forward to is the extended deadline to …
Bernie’s subsidized lunch plan is a must
Jackson Beckerley There is an old American saying that “there is no such thing as a free lunch,” indicating that people need to work for their food and necessities. Right now as we speak, students across the country are starting school, are hungry in class, …
Asian-Western film is a unique blend of action
Elena Morey A&E Editor In 2008, director Rob Minkoff and writer John Fusco created a Chinese-style, Western action film hybrid starring Jackie Chan, Jet Li and Michael Angarano. The “Forbidden Kingdom” is the perfect mix of Western action as well as utilizing Chinese-style combat, …
Vote with your ballot, not your wallet
Sam Corrigan Is the livestock industry massively unhealthy for the planet? Yes, absolutely. Is the beef industry responsible for 80 percent of the deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, according to the Yale School of Forestry? Yep. A viewpoint last week accurately laid out these points …
Biden’s climate policy falls short
Oria Daugherty Joe Biden is one of the few politicians who has carved out a place not only in Washington D.C., but also in pop culture. His vice presidency under Obama rocketed him to a fame that most presidential candidates could only dream of before …
Voices From the Crowd – Small collegiate sports deserve equal resources
Paul Lance Contributing Writer I’m sure most of us either watched our very own football team hand a beat down to the visiting Beavers of Bluffton University or enjoyed watching our favorite Division-I teams play all day Saturday. Whoever we watched, it was clear that …