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The Story of the Week in this Voice issue is "Custodial staff shortage resolved, but a chronic issue," following the problems of labor rights on campus. Other news articles include "Alcohol task force holds first meeting" and "College releases new mobile app: changes will be made based on student suggestions." The Features section looks at security searches of student dorms and an opportunity for Wooster students to hear Pope Francis. The Arts and Entertainment section of this issue has an open letter to the Pope about television, live music information, and articles on the Wooster Breakdance Club and Black Artists Matter. Sports reports on tennis, volleyball, and men's golf.

Publication Date

10-2-2015

City

Wooster

Keywords

custodians, labor, labor rights, compensation, alcohol, alcohol use, mobile apps, Christianity, cultural appropriation, campus security, Pope francis, live music, breakdance club, Black student association, Black artists matter, tennis, volleyball, men's golf

Subject Heading

"Employment agencies; College students--Alcohol use; Universities and colleges--Religion; Cultural appropriation; Universities and colleges--Security measures; Popes; Black people--Poetry; Tennis; Volleyball; Golf"

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2015-10-02

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