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The campus celebrates Kenny P. Day, honoring retiring Dean of Students Ken Plusquellec 's nearly half-century at Wooster. Many Wooster faculty members are slated to get raises in salary. The College plans to publicly launch an ambitious fundraising program, setting a likely target of more than $100 million to underwrite the rash of building projects expected to sweep the campus in the next decade. The Voice says goodbye to senior staff members as graduation approaches. A piece explains some of Wooster's graduation traditions and the history behind them. Ansley Valentine's Acting II class performs the Greek tragedy "Antigone" atop McGaw Chapel. Additionally, the Wooster Symphony Orchestra presents a variety of instrumentals and vocals in its annual Season Finale Concert.

Publication Date

5-3-2001

Publisher

The College of Wooster

City

Wooster, OH

Rights

In Copyright

Keywords

Kenny P. Day, Dean of Students, Ken Plusquellec, faculty raise, fundraising program, graduation traditions, Ansley Valentine, Acting 2 class, theatre, Antigone, McGaw Chapel, Theatre Department, Symphony Orchestra

Subject

Fund raising; Endowments; College of Wooster; Graduation (School); Theatre; Antigone; Ohio Light Opera

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2001-05-03

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