Groundhog Day: The Same Day Over & Over Again

Happy Spring Break! As we head out for a few weeks, Lucy and Charlotte asked people a highlight of their winter and what they're most excited for as we return for our final trimester of the year.

In this week's Question of the Week, just before everyone heads off into different places and adventures, Eve, Crosby and Scarlett asked people: what are you doing for Spring Break?

What are the spring sports at Wooster? When is Prom? DQ Day? Lily tested people's knowledge of spring trivia at Wooster.

After a very successful run of Urinetown, Andy tells us about some past theater productions at Wooster, and was even able to - for the first time - digitize an old show, Harvey, which was performed here in 2002 and was recorded on VHS tape.

Rayssa and Izzy, two freshmen who are playing on the Wooster Girls Lacrosse team for the first time this spring, researched the history of lacrosse at Wooster, and tell us more about the current team.

Each week, Marley is sharing a weekly wrap up, highlighting what happened on campus. This week included a Work Day, and our final week before Spring Break.

Since spring sports just started on Monday, we have no games and no specific athletes to feature. Instead, Jake is previewing a few of our teams this week, and a few more next week. He ends with girls and boys tennis, ultimate frisbee and track & field.

Sarah is starting a short series of articles that break down cryptic emotions, which are emotions that we have all experienced but never know how to articulate. She starts with onism, ellipsim and acecdoche. 

In her Strides for Social Justice series, Maya tells us more about CityStep, which is a non profit organization that pairs college students with local school children to expose them to the creative arts.