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Schmitz’s suggestions
Kim Schmitz Here are a few things one can do to make the Wooster experience exceptional. 1. Study abroad. It will teach you some new things! But really, studying abroad is the best thing you can do when you go to Wooster because the best thing to do when you are at Wooster is to…
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Wooster experience exceedingly positive
Dan Grantham As much as my editorship at the Voice has consisted of downtrodden criticisms of the College’s Administration, tongue-in-cheek critiques of Wooster’s Greek community and pessimistic reviews of the Obama Administration, I swear I am really not all doom-and-gloom. Now that I am leaving Wooster, I can say that I have feel that…
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Keep Wooster weird
Julie Kendall Wooster is a weird place. It has always seemed to me as if somebody decided to drop two thousand young and confused individuals on one-square-mile of land as part of some sort of bizarre social experiment in which we are forced to live, work, study and socialize together for four years. We are…
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Cartoonist, Pot editor on Wooster
Gus Fuguitt As the staff cartoonist for the Voice for most of the last four years, I have forced myself to pay close attention to the issues and events that have made the biggest impact on the student body. From overcrowding on Admitted Student Days to the infamous arrival of the Scot Dog cart…
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Embrace the town, enjoy your time here
Emily Timmerman We’re about to head home, and as I look back on my four years here in Wooster, Ohio, I have a few pieces of advice for those who will be returning to campus in the fall for another year — nothing too preachy (I hope) but some things I wish I had considered…
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Kate’s tips for Woo success
Kate Schiller Having gathered four years of experience at Wooster, here is a list of things I am glad I did here and/or suggest other people try. 1. Get commitments. While there is nothing unpleasant about having the freedom to watch Netflix every day of the week, I learned a lot from getting involved in…
