Author Archives: abauman14

As a senior I can almost say IS is “officially” finished.  The last piece of this crazy journey is the IS symposium on April 25th, where many seniors will wrap up their work with a final presentation.  For some it … Continue reading →
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So… Currently we are all eagerly counting down for Spring Break:            Did you know Wooster Students actually get 2 WEEKS for Spring Break?!           But what do Wooster students actually do? … Continue reading →
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Big Picture: The Next 4 YEARS While looking at a school for its academic purpose is necessary, stepping back and looking at the town/city and culture of the campus as your HOME for the next four years makes a huge … Continue reading →
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I’m in the middle of writing my final draft of my Independent Study, and I’m getting to that stage where it’s so easy to procrastinate! For your enjoyment, I thought I’d share some humorous images I’ve come across. -Angela   Continue reading →

Let’s not talk about how many days are left but rather THE DAY. I thought before we begin our 30 day countdown to IS Monday, we should enlighten some of our less familiar Wooster readers about the day itself.  So … Continue reading →
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So I was blanking all day about something to write about.  Like most other people on campus right now, I’m mentally exhausted from all the midterms and just when I was thinking, “how can I ever put something catchy together … Continue reading →
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Every time the Olympics come around, summer or winter, it seems like forever since the last one occurred, at least to me.  For some the Olympics are much more anticipated than the recent Super Bowl, World Cup, Baseball World Series … Continue reading →
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So, I just realized the Super Bowl is this weekend, Sunday in fact.  It’s hard to stay in touch with what’s going on in the world as student if you don’t have a TV.  I was only reminded when our … Continue reading →
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While anything I write cannot do justice to the legendary Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., I couldn’t go through the week without saying something about the national commemoration in his honor.  While Monday was a federal holiday and everyone stayed … Continue reading →
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I couldn’t go through the week without briefly saying how cold it has been this week.  You know it’s cold when the native Midwesterners are grumbling about how cold it is.  It makes those of us from warm states feel … Continue reading →
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