Student offers opinion on Valentine’s Day
The moment that I declared to the world that I do not like chocolate was the moment I knew I would never be able to enjoy holidays the way “normal” people do. A highly...
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Geiser grows and sells food locally
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...
Does one size really fit all?
Lululemon Lululemon Athletica carries specific clothing sizes and has gotten some backlash due to their decisions. The store stocks women’s sizes 2 through 12, despite the fact that the average dress size...
Four businesses that bring people to Wooster
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 promotes business
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,...
“Selfitis” negatively affects one’s social media presence
“Selfitis” is diagnosed by the taking and posting of copious amounts of selfies, and can be defined as the inflammation of one’s ego, according to an article entitled “Selfies, Facebook, and Narcissism: What’s the...
Stop mocking repressive tyrant
When most Americans think of North Korea, we do not usually picture work camps or atrocious torture, or the state of poverty and impressment in which their people are living; rather, we think...
Hactivism: admirable, but futile
Anonymous recently struck again. After the horrific shooting in Paris in which terrorists attacked a controversial French magazine, Charlie Hebdo, Anonymous retaliated by attacking Twitter accounts of various terrorist organizations, according to an...
Editorial: WCSD Twitter causes confusion
With the recent inclement weather resulting in both the closing and delays of academic days in the WCSD, there has been an increase in outside involvement in the announcement of cancelations of extracurricular activities...
BOE slips in controversial policy change
Over the past several months, the WCSD Board of Education has sparked controversy as a result of their calamity days policy. And as if reducing our snow days from five days to two days...