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New software to make Woo 91 even better for listeners
Katie Cameron A&E Editor “You’re listening to 90.9 FM, WCWS Wooster Woo 91, a public service station of The College of Wooster.” It’s FCC regulation for that announcement to be made every hour from The College of Wooster’s radio station, Woo 91. Previously, this station identification was an automated recording, but as of today, Nov.…
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Spotlight on creative Independent Studies: Katie Everett ’17
Name: Katie Everett Major: English Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio Describe your I.S. I’m writing a science fiction novella which revolves around the theme of humanity and computers. The plot consists of characters waking up in a virtual world which looks quite different from our own with no obvious means of getting out. They are forced to…
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Revisiting the genius of kanye west
Every now and then, when we possess something for a while, it loses meaning. We see it every day in the same corner and after awhile, it does not have the same effect on us as it once did. So when we truly begin to take things for granted, we should take a step back…
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Music review: Taking a seat at the table with Solange
Josie Veal Contributing Writer Okay, so let’s get into this beautifully crafted work of art by Solange Knowles. Her new album, A Seat at the Table, is a strong representation of the simplicities, the complexities and the vulnerabilities of the intersections of being a black woman in America. The album not only sits in the…
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Saint Motel’s House of Blues dance party runs wild
Katie Cameron A&E Editor I can only describe alt-rock band Saint Motel in one way: they are the high school band geeks that showed up at their 20th reunion with a gorgeous wife, incredible career and a glint in their eye — everyone’s surprised, and they know it. The band performed on Monday night at…
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The Goliard, student publication, pulls itself out of a bind
Coral Ciupak Viewpoints Editor Many students at Wooster may know The Goliard as the host and sponsor of Covers, a popular campus event, taking place the first Saturday of every month and showcasing student musical talent. Some may also be familiar with The Goliard in previous years as a student-run literary magazine, publishing students’ poetry,…
