Spring spectator sports don’t generate excitement Travis Marmon Although I am wrapping up my second year as a Sports Editor for the Voice, I would be lying if I said that I had a deep appreciation for all athletics. While spring is the best time …
Softball has up and down week in NCAC play
Julie Kendall Sports Editor Battling the rain and a nationally-ranked No. 12 DePauw University squad last Saturday, April 14, the Wooster Scots softball team split an afternoon double header against their NCAC opponents at home. The Scots earned their victory in game one with a …
Cunningham-Rhoads throws perfect game against Hiram
Jeremy Ludemann Staff Writer The College of Wooster baseball team has been looking for consistency throughout this year’s campaign, and for one game, they found perfection. Last Saturday, Fighting Scot hurler Kyle Cunningham-Rhoads ’12 threw the second perfect game in school history, as Wooster defeated …
On the lighter side… April 20th, 2012
Show & tell: Heroin edition On Tuesday, April 10, a five-year-old boy in Connecticut brought packets of heroin to show and tell in his kindergarten class. The child was showing his fellow students the packets full of powder and his teacher noticed what they …
BITE-SIZED NEWS, April 20th, 2012
INTERNATIONAL El Salvador has first murder-free day in three years No one was murdered in El Salvador on Saturday, April 14, making it the country’s first homicide-free day in nearly three years. The Central American country is plagued by violent drug gangs. “After years when …
U.S. Senate goes postal on USPS
Senators seeking to end Saturday delivery among other services Ramsey Kincannon News Editor In recent years, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has been facing budget shortages. In the last three months of 2011 alone, the USPS posted a $3.3 billion loss. Sensing an …