Local SE 2011 a success…a former SE client featured in the Washington Post

Moledina January 7, 2012
Although we have not posted much, we worked with two clients and started three ventures this year. The SE program has now worked with over 25 clients since 2006 when this program officially began. This years projects included repeat clients … Continue reading →
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Preparations

edavison13 January 6, 2012
Hello Everyone! In three days I am crossing the pond to spend my spring semester of Junior year at the University of Lancaster in England. I am a math major and soccer player at the College of Wooster, and can’t … Continue reading →
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Finally! A new posting!!

Kristen January 4, 2012
Okay, so I realized the other day that I basically have been on blogging vacation for a good seven months…oops.  On the other hand, I have not really had a whole lot of stuff to blog about.  I worked at … Continue reading →
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Take control of your life in 2012!

sclayton January 1, 2012
There’s nothing like New Year’s Day to make us feel like we can start over and do things right: this year I will stop procrastinating, exercise every day, be nicer to others, save money, eat more healthily… Of course, we … Continue reading →
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Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A Tully Monster! (Late Carboniferous of Illinois)

Mark Wilson January 1, 2012
We have several examples of one of the strangest fossils known: Tullimonstrum gregarium Richardson 1966 — otherwise affectionately known as the Tully Monster. The above specimen is from the Francis Creek Shale Member (Carbondale Formation) at Mazon Creek near Chicago, … Continue reading →
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Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: a siliquariid gastropod (Eocene of Alabama)

Mark Wilson December 25, 2011
It is hard to believe that this twisty tube is a snail, but it is. Tenagodus vitis (Conrad, 1835) is the scientific name for this worm-like gastropod from the Claiborne Sand (Eocene) of Alabama. It was originally named by Conrad … Continue reading →
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Year In Pictures 2011

Matt Dilyard December 21, 2011
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Preparing for 2012

Dwight Nagy December 21, 2011

Thank you to all of the editors who have contributed content throughout 2011, it was a great year of blogging. I wanted to quickly cover 2 items with all of you as we head into 2012.

Upgrade

We are now running the latest version of WordPress, some of the notable features for us are:

  • Better/easier file uploads
  • Improved tablet support (In case you missed it, you can enable mobile editing by following the instructions on the “What’s new for 2011” post.)
  • Tooltips for new/updated features

Feel free to read the full details, but skip the nerd talk if that’s not your thing.

“Wooster 2012”

A new theme for ScotBlogs is in the works and will be rolled out during summer break. Your current posts and widgets will carry over to the new design and should be unaffected for the most part. If you have any ideas or requests for the theme, please contact me directly.

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Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A cornulitid (Late Ordovician of Indiana)

Mark Wilson December 18, 2011
This may look like just another wormtube on a shell — a recurring theme on this blog — but it is special, of course. This is the common Paleozoic genus Cornulites Schlotheim 1820, specifically Cornulites flexuosus (Hall 1847). It was … Continue reading →
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UN issues groundbreaking report on GBLT Human Rights

Joel P. December 16, 2011
Dr. Kent Kille, of Wooster’s Department of Political Science, sent this information to CDGE, which we wanted to pass further on to our readers.     The United Nations released it’s first-ever report on the human rights of gay, lesbian, … Continue reading →
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