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Art exhibit presents interdisciplinary approach to race
Laura Merrell A&E Editor This fall, the College of Wooster Art Museum (CWAM) is hosting “RACE: Are We So Different?” an exhibit which complements the 2013 Wooster Forum, “Facing RACE.” The forum uses a multi-faceted approach to address race through legal, political and social perspectives, including this art exhibit. “RACE: Are We So Different?” also…
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Professor Seeds presents research leave project
Dani Gagnon A&E Editor We’ve only been back for three weeks and already the Department of Theatre and Dance is gearing up for their first performance, a staged reading of “Cards and Letters from the Dakota War.” Although it may feel very early in the semester, this has been a long time coming for Professor…
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Concert Crisis
Travis MarMon When I was a first-year in 2010, Party on the Green was the first thing that got me truly excited about college. Foxy Shazam!, a band that I was already a fan of, was the headliner that year. Though I was quite disappointed that they didn’t play any songs from their Queen-meets-soul-meets-hardcore debut…
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Party On The Green brings hip-hop groups to Wooster
Dani Gagnon A&E Editor It’s that time of year again. We’ve made it through the first two weeks of the semester and now it’s time to congratulate ourselves and celebrate with a free concert. Tonight, at 7:30, W.A.C. will be hosting this year’s Party on the Green. The activities will be held in…
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Teen Mom 3 review: New season falls short
Laura Merrell A&E Editor MTV’s third season of “Teen Mom” debuted last week. The show is a popular extension of “16 & Pregnant,” which features young girls’ struggles up to the birth of their children, while “Teen Mom” is an extension of this premise with the same people and issues, just a slightly older kid.…
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The Voice staff’s look back on summer continued
Wyatt Smith Features Editor This summer, the only movie I found time to watch in theaters was “The Way, Way Back,” an angsty coming-of-age-story brimming with clichés. The film featured an unrealistically attractive love interest, parents who just don’t get it and wacky side characters. It also included an awkward protagonist without much personality, played…
