Wyn Caudle Business Manager As I sit here debating what to write, I’m finding myself second guessing every thought that I have. Worried that, for some reason, the thought that I share would be judged harshly by anyone reading it, so much so that I …
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The need for solution-focused journalism
Zanna Anderson Managing Editor I read the news. At least, I try to read the news when I have the time and the mental fortitude. There is so much information available in the world from so many different sources that it can be a truly …
Why are there doors on the track if we cannot use them?
Zanna Anderson Managing Editor As many student athletes at the College of Wooster know, there is a set of doors on the level of the indoor track that say “No Entry” on them. As a member of the cross country and track teams, these doors …
Does your algorithm know you better than your best friend?
Allyson Afrifa Contributing Writer Your best friend has known you for years, possibly even your whole life. Your algorithm has known you for what, two weeks? Yet somehow, it knows exactly what video you want to watch next, what songs you like and what product …
Rethinking campus food waste initiatives
Sam Skuza Contributing Writer For many students, the convenience of the dining hall is something everyone learns to expect and rely on, but what about the food we thoughtlessly discard? The problem of food waste is present on many college campuses. The journal of the …
Stealing on campus
Amelia Crowley Contributing Writer While reading Amanda Crouse’s Viewpoint about theft on campus, primarily the two times her and her roommate’s pig statue was stolen in Holden, I found many of the things she talked about resonating in my own experiences this year. I live …