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Young Americans for Liberty spurs political dialogue
Brittany Previte Contributing Writer Young Americans for Liberty (YAL), a new conservative-leaning organization, has been gaining increased attention on campus. Students may have observed them tabling at Lowry, handing out copies of the Constitution and pamphlets on libertarian ideology. YAL now enters the political scene at Wooster, hoping to provide a voice for those who…
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Leading political activist to lecture and run workshops
Wyatt Smith Features Editor On Monday, Sept. 30, political activist and writer Paul Loeb will be speaking at 8 p.m. in McGaw Chapel. He will discuss the importance of civic and political engagement, especially among college students. Loeb is the author of several books, the most recent being “Soul of a Citizen,” a guide for…
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Former head basketball coach’s passing leaves behind legacy
Brooke Skiba Features Editor Last week, the College lost one of its most beloved alumni, former head basketball coach Al Van Wie. Van Wie, known on campus as the “Dutchman,” passed away at age 85 on Wednesday, Sept. 18. After nearly 60 years of involvement on campus, Van Wie has left behind a legacy that…
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Useful tips to prevent sickness during this semester
Camille Schwartz Staff Writer The beginning of the school year is an exciting time to meet new friends and try out novel activities and classes. It is also a time when the following symptoms become more common: sore throat, runny nose, sneezing, congestion and fatigue. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to prevent…
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Greenhouse’s Climate Carnival comes to town
Kieran Mundy Staff Writer Do you want to get involved in more on-campus activities? Want to hear some live music outside on a fall day? Looking to learn more about on-campus sustainability initiatives? Well, look no further, because Climate Carnival is right around the corner. Sb Loder, campus sustainability coordinator, calls the event “a…
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The dangers of constant computer usage
The physical and mental consequences of the pervasive role of technology found in the college lifestyle Wyatt Smith Features Editor Much of college life — studying, writing, researching and relaxing — revolves around computers. College students spend roughly eight and a half hours a day on the computer, according to a 2006 article in the…
