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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-02-24
Wooster Voice Editors
The headline story, "Scot's Key alochol policy changed," details how the Scot's Key was changed to accommodate the switch from wet and dry lounges being deemed through student election and instead decided by the administration. "50th anniversary of space flight nears" discusses the anniversary of Ohio astronaut John Glenn's accomplishment of being the first American to orbit the Earth. Features articles include information on HIV Tests now being offered at Longbrake Wellness and a Performance Festival Downtown. The Arts section primarily discusses a series of Wooster student-created plays and a review of an album by ATD-I. In Sports, the paper looks at Tennis, Men's and Women's Basketball, and Lacrosse.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-04-06
Wooster Voice Editors
In the headline story "Mennonite Church starts pro-student campaign," the Wooster Mennonite Church gave out bumper stickers to its parishioners to show support for Wooster students. "English Department faces changes" looks at the seven professors who left the college after the spring 2012 semester. Features articles include a piece on college students and sleep, as well as college representation of the non-profit Akaa Project in Washington D.C. The Wooster Art Museum hosts the first exhibitions of Senior I.S. artworks. The Sport section details baseball, track, and lacrosse. The last page includes a "Photos of the Week" section and upcoming campus events.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-04-13
Wooster Voice Editors
The headline story "Wooster attracts record number of applicants," details the record-breaking amount of applicants, and the reasons and challenges for the success of the college's recruitment strategies. "This March the hottest on record" discusses climate change in the Great Lakes Region. "Student thoughts on campus Greek-Life" polls a random sample of college students based on the opinions of Greek Life at Wooster, as well as Greek Life's connection to drinking culture. The Voice additionally shows information on the Wooster Relay for Life, held at the College, and the upcoming Spring Dance Concert. In Sports, there are articles on men's and women's lacrosse and a women's golf tournament. This issue includes a "Photos of the Week" section.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-05-04
Wooster Voice Editors
"APEX to combine academic resources" introduces the new APEX program, announcing that the project would be located in the basement of Gault Library. "Beall Avenue woes continue despite College's efforts" highlights the ongoing issue of pedastrians and discrimination on Beall Avenue. Four monkeys that were descendents of six brought to the College for the psychology department will retire from their roles at the college. The Features page discusses the limitations of diversity at Wooster and plans for Wooster Volunteer Network program houses for the next academic year. The Senior Staff Editors discuss their favorite art and entertainment. In the Sports section, there are articles on women's lacrosse and baseball. The issue ends with "The year in Voice photos"
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-08-31
Wooster Voice Editors
The headlining article "Class of 2016: Most selective class yet" talks about the challenges of the tough enrollment process for the 2012-2013 year. "Beall Avenue's new stoplight will monitor foot traffic" details the newly added crosswalk signals to alleviate traffic issues between Lowry and the Libraries, as well as staff needed to act as crossing guards. Other news stories are on a new judicial board to assess Greek Life members, the new APEX program in Gault Library, and dinner returning to Kittredge Hall. The Features section includes articles on a graduate's non-profit to help indegenious Chileans and encouragement for students to vote. The Arts section focuses on the first-year talent show Woo Idol. In Sports, the Voice discusses the upcoming football season, volleyball, and soccer.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-09-14
Wooster Voice Editors
The headline story "Wooster creates new fund for student internships" talks about a $100,000 endowment that will work in conjunction with APEX to create internships for students. "Wooster Greek life recognized for 'getting it right'" highlights an online article that deemed Wooster a top college for Greek Life programs. Other articles discuss Obama's popularity after the DNC and the importance of Ohio in the 2012 elections. A Features article discusses the experiences of transfer students at Wooster. The Arts and Entertainment section has articles on the final season of Breaking Bad, the upcoming Space Jam themed covers, and a faculty recital in Gault Recital Hall. The Sports section details soccer, football, and volleyball.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-09-21
Wooster Voice Editors
"Wooster celebrates Homecoming 2012" is the headlining article of this Voice issue, showing the festivities of the Homecoming event that year, inlcuding both college-sanctioned and community-created events. "SGA works to find solution for cigarette butt littering" discusses concerns regarding the campus's problem of cigarette butts giving the college a bad image, with a focus on the perspective of admissions. Features articles include "2011 Grad enters music business" and "Thai 1 tasty and affordable." The Features section also includes an article on a workshop at Freedlander Theatre and the start of a Bluegrass Jam in Kauke Hall.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-09-28
Wooster Voice Editors
"COW: Tree Campus USA" recognizes the distinction made by the Arbor Day Foundation regarding Wooster's endowment and commitment to maintaining the trees on campus. The front page of this issue also notes the upcoming Woosterfest and the 2012 presidential election. Other news articles discuss an Amish hate crime and problems with less diners at Kittredge Hall. In the Features section, stories include a paranormal club under the direction of professor Abigail Adams and information on a hearing and speech clinic in Wishart Hall. "J.C. Chandor creates film for Robert Redford" in the Arts and Entertainment section look at Wooster alum J.C. Chandor at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. Another article in this section lists the top ten iTunes singles of that week. In Sports, there are articles about football, men's soccer, and volleyball.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-10-05
Wooster Voice Editors
The headlining story "Wooster hosts Global Queerness Conference" outlines a Wooster-created four day event educating and celebrating the LGBTQ+ community in and out of campus. "Students apply for EPA grant" is about the reaction of students towards the City of Wooster's EPA violations, creating rain gardens to alleivate erosion and problems with storm runoff. The Features section gives information on how to join Greek Life and campaign donations in the 2012 elections. Arts and Entertainment looks at a new novel by J.K. Rowling, an alumni led drum circle, a Mumford and Sons Album, and Dredd-3D. The Sports section features articles about volleyball, field hockey, and football.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-10-26
Wooster Voice Editors
The headline article for this issue is "The College of Wooster celebrates family weekend," featuring some information on the event and an itinerary. Another article looks at "Reduce, Reuse and Recycle week in Wooster," which boasted a week of better sustainability on campus, including presentations and sustainable dining options. Viewpoints look at the upcoming 2012 presidential election. The Features page focuses on local elections in Wooster and Wayne County, along with voting information. In Arts and Entertainment, the Voice looks at new displays at the College of Wooster Art Museum Ebert Hall and an interview with comedians Jamil Abu-Wardeh and Dean Obeidallah for an upcoming peformance at McGaw Chapel. Sports covers volleyball, women's soccer, and football.
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The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 2012-11-09
Wooster Voice Editors
The front page article for this issue of the Voice reports on Barack Obama's victory in the 2012 presidential election, showcasing students watching the results in the Lowry Pit. Other news articles discuss the expansion of C3 (Cross Cultural Connections) and an International Education Week. The Features section of the issue has an obituary for the creator of the Tootsie Roll I.S. Tradition and an article on double majors having to complete two independent studies. Arts and Entertainment articles look at the Fall Dance Concert and Disney's buyout of Lucasfilm. In Sports, the Voice focuses on football, the Twilight 5K challenge, and volleyball.
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