Inspired by the twitter hashtag, #DearMe, The Wooster Blade invited WHS students to share advice with their past selves. Cards compiled by Sarah Hopkins, Maureen McKeown, Hanna Morgan, Isabelle Cannon, Samantha Brunn and Mary...
As generations have passed and different lifestyles and subcultures have evolved, so too has the conception of social interaction and the execution of school dances. Based on past editions of The Wooster...
Editorials have always been a staple of The Wooster Blade. Over time, our views have evolved. Oftentimes, the voices of students have catalyzed community change. The following editorial from 1938 exemplifies such efforts. Please...
In its long and storied history, The Wooster Blade has produced plenty of newspapers, but it has also made headlines of its own. On Jan. 19, 2003, four student editors sued the...
In an issue from the ‘90s version of The Wooster Blade, a student provided his opinion on the comparison between Apple and IBM. In his article, staff member David Schrier asserted, “I’m...
Vic Cole, a faculty member of WHS, is informally known for selling Relay for Life candy bars during the four lunch periods. However, Cole may be a little more famous than we...
The idea of taking food straight from the garden to the table is not a familiar one for most Americans. Kidron resident Karen Geiser is working to change that idea. Geiser...
LuK USA LuK USA’s Wooster location has been located in the City of Wooster for years, moving to the city in 1977, according to Justin Starlin, Wooster Chamber of Commerce President. Starlin also...
Main Street Wooster is a nonprofit organization that was established in June of 1985 to promote economic development in the downtown Wooster area. Sandra Hull, Executive Director of the Main Street Wooster Board,...
Early last December, the Senate Intelligence Committee released the CIA Torture Report. According to Vox’s Dec. 11 article, “16 absolutely outrageous abuses detailed in the CIA torture report,” the techniques included waterboarding,...
