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The Story of the Week for this issue of the Voice is "CDI's new name comes with structural changes," reporting on the name change from the Center for Diversity and Global Engagement (CDGE) to the Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI), and the move of the offices to Babcock Hall. "School to offer new minor" gives details on the new and interdisplinary Middle East and North African Studies minor. "College taking action to draft official amnesty policy" reports on new initiatives around care for intoxicated students. The Features section includes going to the movies alone while having pink eye, Avery House's outreach with Local Roots with food accessibility, and an article about the people behind the names of buildings on campus. The Arts and Entertainment section reports on students display in the art museum on campus and a review of an album by blues artist Taj Mahal. In Sports, the Voice looks at men's soccer, women's soccer, and club hockey.

Publication Date

9-18-2015

City

Wooster

Keywords

Center for diversity and inclusion, CDI, CDGE, Babcock Hall, Middle eastern and north african studies, pink eye, trigger warnings, sexual culture, food access, building names, namesakes, Ebert Hall, College of wooster art museum, soccer, club hockey

Subject Heading

Cultural pluralism; Middle East--Study and teaching; Amnesty; College students--Alcohol use; Sex instruction; Endowments; Soccer; Hockey teams

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2015-09-18

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