Five Disney myths: Are they true or false?
BY CHARLOTTE WYNN ’16 Contributing Writer We’ve heard them all before: the Rugrats rumor that it was all in a mentally-damaged Angelica’s head, the rumor that Steve of Blue’s Clues…
Rest in peace, Ware balconies: you will be sorely missed
BY SARA BLANK ’14 Opinion & Editorial Editor As a junior, my continuing attachment to Ware College House might seem a bit out of the ordinary to some people (probably…
ZeBi criticized for expensive options, unwelcoming milieu
BY JUSTIN KOZLOSKI ’14 Senior Editor As I am sure everyone knows by now, Jazzman’s (my wonderful, caffeine haven) has been replaced by ZeBi, as in, Zest Bistro. While the…
ZeBi provides fun, new dining option
BY BRYCE LOEBEL ’15 Associate Photo Editor There is finally a dining option for people who want a quick, healthy bite without having to wait in the horrendous lines of…
Porterfield commences year’s Common Hour series
BY CAROLINE PITKIN ’16 Contributing Writer Kicking off the first of the 2012-2013 Common Hour series on Thursday in Mayser Gymnasium, Dan Porterfield, president of the College, spoke about the…
College places on community service honor roll
BY SHIRA KIPNEES ’15 Staff Writer Again demonstrating a commitment to the Greater Lancaster community, the College was recognized in the 2012 edition of the President’s Higher Education Community Service…
F&M Works connects students with non-profits in Lancaster
BY BRIANNA ROBINSON ’16 Contributing Writer F&M Works, a pilot program run by the Ware Institute for Civic Engagement, kicks off this year. Students chosen to participate in this program…
MacFarlane takes on the silver-screen with Ted
BY JAWHAR KIMBROUGH ’16 Contributing Writer Nothing says funny like teddy bears. This past June, Seth McFarlane released the film Ted, which is—as you guessed—a comedy full of his obnoxious…
Orientation promotes community involvement
BY BRIANNA ROBINSON ’16 Contributing Writer A trip to Central Market, an exciting field day at Buchanan Park, and a class-wide community service project were just three of the changes…
New contest showcases extraordinary summers
BY MEGHAN HERSHEY ’16 Contributing Writer It has been said a picture is worth a thousand words, and so it would seem. This summer, the new Office of Student and…
First-years connected through cotton, joined by jeans
BY ELIZABETH FURINO ’16 Contributing Writer In addition to the general concerns about beginning college—roommates, classes, missing home—there is the pressing issue of what to wear. Making a positive first…
Remembering the importance of Olympics
BY CAROLINE PITKIN ’16 Contributing Writer With the 2012 London Olympics coming to a close many newly decorated athletes walk away with endorsement deals, some leave to go on tour,…
College concerns prove comparable to high school worries
BY BRIONA PRICE ’16 Contributing Writer In high school, I was an uber nerd. I lacked a social life, I had a feud with a teacher about whether India was…
Five study habits to break before the school year starts
BY CHARLOTTE WYNN ’16 Contributing WriterAs we get this new school year started, here are some of the study habit traps we all fall into from time to time. When…
Kite & Keys takes on a capella scene at F&M
BY KATHERINE TORSIELLO ’16 Contributing Writer This fall, the College will be welcoming a new all-female a cappella group to campus, the Kite & Keys. Hannah Mead ’14, founder and…