Julia Garrison News Editor Something that I took for granted when I was a first-year at Wooster was the eggs all day station in “old Lowry.” I’ve written about this before but I’ll write — time and time again with no answer — where is …
Women’s golf battles the elements for third place finish
By Henry Schneiderman Sports Editor On Monday, April 7, a white glow enveloped the familiar confines of Wooster Country Club’s golf course. A sea of snow accompanied the women’s golf team’s participation in the Eva Shorb Weiskopf Invitational, causing the first day to be cancelled …
Scots finish strong at the Wooster Invitational
By Maddie Moran Sports Editor Last weekend, April 4 and 5, the Wooster track and field team hosted their season’s home meet on the Carl Munson Track. The Fighting Scots took on Case Western Reserve University, John Carroll University, Lake Erie College, the University of …
Why D3: big week in the athletic department
By Maddie Moran Sports Editor This week, April 7 through 13, is national Division 3 (D3) week, which is being celebrated in stride with daily events hosted by the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). The week kicked off with a student athlete appreciation breakfast on …
Ode to a man and his hovel – “Frownland” (2007) review
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor Keith lives in New York in a sardine-tin apartment with a roommate he’s afraid of and an electricity bill that just can’t seem to get paid on time. He spends his days in the suburbs, walking door-to-door and selling coupon pamphlets …
Book Recommendations from The Voice Staff!
Amanda recommends: “Narcissus and Goldmund” by Hermann Hesse Goldmund, a bright and energetic boy on the cusp of adolescence, is sent to study at a Catholic monastery in medieval Germany. Here, he falls under the mentorship of the intensely pious young teacher Narcissus. Despite the …