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The Story of the Week in this issue of the Wooster Voice is "The Underground to remain closed until spring semester," noting extensive renovations delaying its opening. Other news articles in include "Papercut replaces Pharos system," referring to a change in printing software, "New full-time counselor hired at Wellness Center," "Scot Cottage residents allowed to move back into the building," and "Unknown man knock at several campus houses." In Features, the Voice looks at an Independent Study on the diversity of squirrels and service projects at Miller Manor. Other articles in this section include a delay in an Israel/Palestine trip, upcoming elections, and the death of Wooster alumnus Norman Morrison. Arts and Entertainment reports on a visting musician and trends in October. In Sports, there are articles on cross country, men's soccer, and field hockey.

Publication Date

10-30-2015

City

Wooster

Keywords

The underground, renovations, Covers, The goliard, printing, Wellness center, counselor, Scot cottage, Harry potter, labels, LGBTQ, children, I.S., independent study, squirrels, diversity, service projects, Miller manor, Poverty outreach, Men working for a change, Israel, Palestine, elections, Norman morrison

Subject Heading

Printing; Counseling; Dormitories; Buildings--Repair and reconstruction; Intersectionality (Sociology); Squirrels; Arab-Israeli conflict; Gerrymandering; Student movements; Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements--United States; Cross-country running; Soccer; Field hockey

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2015-10-30

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