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A means to an end
Three summers ago I flew to Kenai, Alaska to work for an offshore commercial salmon fishing operation. Part of our crew was old sea dogs, men who had come back to the salmon time and time again, hoping to scratch out enough money to fill their whiskey bottles or get lucky with a lady up…
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Taking my brick, leaving a bit of me
Bob Dylan once said, “The times, they are a changin’.” In 10 days I will be graduating college ó leaving behind Wooster, friends, professors, an academic environment ó everything that has been my sense of place for the past four years.† Sometimes it feels like a million doors are closing, and when they do, I…
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The COW Dialectic
While spending my final summer as a college student in the four-shower-a-day heat of North Carolina with my good friend Graham Zimmerman, I can’t begin to describe how often we dreamt up the immaculate vision of what our senior year was going to be like. Living in Fairlawn apartments, we would be escaping the dorms…
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Remember the reason for Wooster
Many seniors would probably say that when they look back over the last four years of their lives they don’t know where the time went. However, I can honestly say that when I look back I can remember clearly how I spent my time. I spent it going out to dinner with friends, going to…
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April 22 Issue correction
In an article published in the Viewpoints section on April 22, stated that Israel was attacked in 1948 and 1967. Israel was indeed attacked in 1948, but in 1967 it preemptively attacked the surrounding Arab countries that were preparing to strike. The Voice apologizes for the error.
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LETTER TO THE EDITORS
To the editors: Anyone glancing at the lead story in last week’s Voice could be forgiven for thinking that the College is planning to a) increase the size of the student body dramatically and b) build a new residence hall to accommodate that growth. (“Deliberation continues over new dorm,” April 22, 2011) Neither is the…