After starting the season 3-9, it looked as if the womenís basketball team was off to another inauspicious start. However, after winning four of its last five, the teamís season is showing glimpses of promise. With a team-high of 17 points that helped Wooster (7-10, …
NOISE FROM NEW ENGLAND Star status only lasts so long, cut ëem
This is my favorite time of the year for the National Football League.† Not because the playoffs are wrapping up, or because the postseason awards are given out. Not because of seeing old Don Cheadle Playoffs commercials (best football commercials† ever created). Not even because …
Swimming and diving ride wave of success
In a dual meet that was originally scheduled for Jan. 8, the Fighting Scots had Hiram College wishing for another snow day.† The continued dominance in the pool for the menís and womenís teams has them riding a wave of success into the end of …
Scots gear up for rival Wittenberg
In the past week, the menís basketball team (7-0 NCAC, 12-4 overall) has sneaked by its opponents, despite poor perimeter shooting. When the Scots travel to Wittenberg University (5-2, 13-3) tomorrow night, they will look to correct their surprising shooting slump. Otherwise, they will find …
Seniors lead track
The Wooster track and field team looks to have a very strong season this year with several returning seniors, including three returning conference champions. These former conference champions, Julian Mangano í10, Bryan Albani í10 and Jon Mathis í10, look to lead the Scots to championships …
Despite hype, Avatar may be racist
Every review Iíve read of the movie mentions the beautiful use of CGI in James Cameronís ìAvatar,” but few have mentioned the disturbing picture its story paints. Nathan Comstock í10 wrote a† recent film review that touched on the uncomfortable racial politics of the film. …