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Friday, September 3rd, 2010
Softball explodes on offense against NCAC

Softball explodes on offense against NCAC

The softball team had an impressive week, winning both games in a doubleheader against conference foe… [Read More]

Walk a Mile in Her Shoes raises awareness at Wooster

Walk a Mile in Her Shoes raises awareness at Wooster

This last Friday, April 2, Walk a Mile in Her Shoes began in Kauke Arch.  This event featured students,… [Read More]

New art exhibits intrigue campus

New art exhibits intrigue campus

The College of Wooster Art Museum is currently showcasing two distinct collections.  One, Andy Warhol… [Read More]

Growing popularity of cricket mirrored in club achievement

Growing popularity of cricket mirrored in club achievement

For the first time in Wooster’s cricket history (that dates back to the 1990s,) the College’s cricket… [Read More]

Women’s lax starts season 1-2

Women’s lax starts season 1-2

The Wooster women’s lacrosse team returned from its Spring Break trip in San Antonio, Texas with a… [Read More]

Baseball excels in early season schedule

Baseball excels in early season schedule

The Wooster baseball team came into the season ranked No. 2 in Div. III. After 14 games, the team has… [Read More]

Black History Month ends with hope for future change

Black History Month ends with hope for future change

Only a little over a year since the historic election of the nation’s first African American president,… [Read More]

Super-fit provides a rigorous work-out for students

Super-fit provides a rigorous work-out for students

If you’re looking for a fun way to stay in shape on campus, head over to the P.E.C. “hotbox” on… [Read More]

What does SGA do for Wooster students?

What does SGA do for Wooster students?

Several weeks ago, the College of Wooster Student Government Association held elections for the 2010… [Read More]

Rev. Long to address senior class

By Allana Mortell, News Editor

For years, one of the highlights and traditions of Commencement weekend for the College has been the Baccalaureate ceremony, an interfaith worship service. The ceremony itself aims to represent the multi-faith student body of Wooster, while also incorporating Christian worship traditions and emphasizing the interfaith service of the student body. (more…)

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Arizona Gov. signs controversial new immigration law

By Laney Austin, News Editor

With the healthcare reform slowly fading into the background, a new law in Arizona that creates a harsh crackdown on immigration has caught national attention from both Republicans and Democrats.

Last Friday, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed the bill that would require immigrants to carry documents verifying their immigration status. It would also allow police officers to question a person about his or her immigration status if there is “reasonable suspicion” that person may be illegally in the country. (more…)

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I.S. art exhibits explore human identity and night life

By Grace Hansen, Voice Staff

If you’re lucky, smart and had some spare time on your hands this past month, you’ve had the chance to see some of the work that Wooster’s senior art students have done for their Independent Studies. The last of them is on exhibit this week at Ebert’s Sussel Art Gallery, and is well worth the visit. (more…)

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Lax falls to Kenyon, looks to avenge loss in tourney

By Margaret Donnelly, Sports Editor

The women’s lacrosse team fell to the Kenyon Ladies 20-14 last Saturday, marking its only loss in the North Coast Athletic Conference for the past two years and ending its nine-game winning streak this season.  This resulted in a tie for the top spot in the NCAC between the two teams, who both stand at 5-1 in the conference, and ensured that Kenyon would host the conference tournament this week in Gambier, Ohio. (more…)

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Campus awaits P.E.C. renovations

By William Miller, Voice Staff

The Wooster campus will soon receive a new landmark with the completion of the Student Recreation Center in 2012. The center, which is the first phase of a much larger plan to construct a new Campus Center, will be a welcome addition to the College’s aging athletic facilities. (more…)

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Seniors pursue future employment teaching in France

By Laney Austin, News Editor

With the semester coming to an end, many seniors are well on their way to life outside of Wooster. Although graduates will choose a variety of different career paths, one of the most popular post-graduate options is to go into teaching. Programs like Teach for America and City Year offer students a chance to get hands-on teaching experience all around the country for one to two years. This year, five graduating seniors have received the opportunity to spend the next academic year teaching English in schools around the country of France. (more…)

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Visiting author shares insight on major writing influences

This week, Managing Editor Chalkey Horenstein spoke with author Nin Andrews, who visited the campus on Wednesday, April 21. Andrews is well known for works such as The Book of Orgasms and Midlife Crisis with Dick and Jane, and has just recently released her latest work Southern Comfort. Read on to hear Andrews discuss her latest work, as well as her creative writing process as a poet. (more…)

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Viewpoints

To the Editors:

Recently I attended a Lobby Day in Columbus on the behalf of Planned Parenthood of Northeast Ohio to discuss the Ohio Prevention First Act with my state legislators. The day was very successful and informative, and I was proud to voice the need for this landmark legislation for Ohio women. The act encompasses a number of important subjects, including providing comprehensive sex education curriculum in Ohio schools to better prepare teens to reduce unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, to equalize access to contraception by pharmacies and insurance companies, and to ensure access to emergency contraception for sexual assault survivors in Ohio’s emergency rooms (The CARE Act). (more…)

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SENIOR EDITORIAL: Don’t be afraid to explore new things

Of all of the activities, social and academic, extracurricular and co-curricular, in which I’ve participated on this campus, there is almost nothing I regret doing.  There is, however, a lot that I regret not doing.  I wish I’d gone to more swing dance lessons, taken a philosophy class, actually gone to parties — all manner of things.  But of course, if I’d done all of those things I would have been so overwhelmingly busy I would have gone insane. (more…)

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Letters to the Editor

To the Editors:

Recently I attended a Lobby Day in Columbus on the behalf of Planned Parenthood of Northeast Ohio to discuss the Ohio Prevention First Act with my state legislators. The day was very successful and informative, and I was proud to voice the need for this landmark legislation for Ohio women. The act encompasses a number of important subjects, including providing comprehensive sex education curriculum in Ohio schools to better prepare teens to reduce unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, to equalize access to contraception by pharmacies and insurance companies, and to ensure access to emergency contraception for sexual assault survivors in Ohio’s emergency rooms (The CARE Act). (more…)

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To the Editors:

Last week, the Voice featured the headline:  “FMF claims local clinics misleading: asserts that pregnancy centers withhold facts from patients.” I found many of its arguments inaccurate. (more…)

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Our View

Our View on Lowry and C-Store

While the expanded hours of Mom’s since 2008 had been a welcome addition to students who were still hungry well past midnight, there were adverse effects as well. Too many students came in drunk, disorderly and disrespectful on Friday and Saturday nights, and customers often pocketed food from the convenience store. This contributed to long lines, which frustrated both customers and staff. In response, Campus Dining Services came up with a solution that has helped all parties. For this, they should be commended. (more…)

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Judicial board deserves more credit

After three years as a member of the Voice staff, I value honesty in reporting. And as a hearing board member for the College’s Judicial Board, I value admitting to one’s mistakes.

Alexander Lans’s article in the Jan. 29 edition entitled “Judicial Board Needs Reevaluation” does not hold these same values. (more…)

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