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CWAM presents “After the Thrill is Gone”
Nicklaus Wilcher A&E Editor Starting Tues., Sept. 5, The College of Wooster Art Museum (CWAM) will present a new exhibit, “After the Thrill is Gone: Fashion, Politics, and Culture in Contemporary South African Art.” Curator Andrew Hennlich, a professor of art at Western Michigan University commented on the exhibit. “Nelson Mandela’s victory in the 1994…
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Prepare for post-graduate media consumption with the Voice staff
The Voice Staff Seniors suggest media for post-graduate life. The Graduate The 1967 classic The Graduate has rightly been heralded as one of the greatest films ever made. It boasts superior acting, courtesy of Dustin Hoffman’s career-defining performance, and perhaps the best soundtrack in history, courtesy of Simon and Garfunkel. Despite being remembered for the…
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Prepare for post-graduate media consumption with the Voice staff
The Voice Staff Seniors suggest media for post-graduate life. The Graduate The 1967 classic The Graduate has rightly been heralded as one of the greatest films ever made. It boasts superior acting, courtesy of Dustin Hoffman’s career-defining performance, and perhaps the best soundtrack in history, courtesy of Simon and Garfunkel. Despite being remembered for the…
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Rethinking Hip-Hop
Kendrick Lamar’s new album DAMN. is now the number one album according to the Billboard Charts. Kendrick continued to impress with amazing instrumental production and thought-provoking verses for any listener. One verse in particular that I’ve been thinking over is on the song “DNA.” It is a sample of a FOX News clip in which…
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Reasons why 13 Reasons Why is not “must-binge” TV
Waverly Hart Contributing Writer Trigger warning: Suicide and self-harm On March 31, 2017 Netflix released the drama 13 Reasons Why, a series of 13 hour-long episodes detailing the events leading up to a high school girl’s suicide. The show explores the cumulative effects that bullying, backstabbing, false rumors and sexual assault can have on a…
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An interview with the band COIN, tomorrow’s Springfest headliner
Katie Cameron A&E Editor Tomorrow, Wooster welcomes special guest COIN to campus as the headliner of Springfest, the College’s outdoor music festival hosted by Wooster Activities Crew. The Nashville-based band released a new album today titled How Will You Know If You Never Try, and The Wooster Voice got the chance to talk to band…
