For a few weeks in October of this semester, I woke up to find trash burning at the end of my street, a tram and bus system running on a schedule entirely at the whim of the drivers, whole buildings and classrooms barricaded at the …
Dance company’s fall showcase opens Friday
This coming weekend, The College of Wooster Dance Company will put on its annual fall performance. The dance pieces follow a contemporary trend and explore themes of time, space and movement. The concert is looking to highlight not only the dancers and choreographers from its …
Film speaks to courage in action
The word “courage” can be used in many forms, such as a counterpart for the word strength, bravery or fortitude. It could mean having the inner strength to go against the crowd or to shed some light on something commonly looked down upon in modern …
Men’s and women’s basketball teams have high hopes
The Wooster men’s and women’s basketball teams are ready for another exciting season. The men’s team is coming off of an NCAA Div. III Sweet 16 appearance and a 25-6 season, in which they had a 15-1 record in NCAC play. The team is led …
Wooster football looses to Wittenberg in season finale
It was a chance for redemption for the Scots.† After what had been a difficult season, the Fighting Scots football team headed into Saturday’s game against Wittenberg University with an† opportunity to not only hand their arch-rival its first loss of the season, but also …
EDITOR RESPONSE TCU, Mountain West tougher than Boise State, WAC
While I had hoped for my last column to spark some discussion of Boise State University’s place in the Bowl Championship Series, I did not expect the 800-plus word rant sent into the Voice last week by my fellow first-year Trevor Patch. Patch had several …