This week, in anticipation of pre-registration, the ACB was home to an enlivened debate regarding the pros and cons of various courses, professors and departments. Just kidding, check out a list of the easiest classes at Wesleyan, plus Hairy Nipples!

Easiest Classes at Wesleyan. I don’t want all the smart people saying the hard classes are easy. I want the retarded classes.

Responses:

• A science for non-majors class in environmental studies, intro strength training, west African dance, I hear intro psych is easy too.
• physics for future presidents….interesting, but minimal brain power required, and the prof expects absolutely nothing of us.
  • NO, this is the worst class ever. Even though it’s probably the easiest class offered at Wesleyan that doesn’t make up for the fact that every time I have to go to class and hear her lecture I want to KILL MYSELF!
  • srsly do Newton to Einstein [Physics 104] — I barely paid attention, did minimal studying, and got an A. GPA booster and an NSM.
  • Hazardous Earth

http://collegeacb.com/sb.php?school=wes&page=thread&id=122713&p=1

Hair on Nipples. Girls: do any of you have hair around your nipples or is it just me?

Responses:

• I do, but I have more testosterone than most girls.
• I actually looked. yeah, but it’s really really light and not too much of it there
  • that’s nice. mine is thick and gross. i tweeze it.
  • yea mines really coarse and dark and shit. basically like pubes.

http://collegeacb.com/sb.php?school=wes&page=thread&id=122555&p=1

About Ezra Silk

I have been interested in journalism ever since I was an editor at my high school student newspaper, where I was involved in a freedom of speech controversy that was covered in the local newspaper as well as local television and radio outlets. The ACLU became involved, and the ensuing negotiations lead to a liberalization of my school's freedom of expression policy. I worked as a summer intern at the Hartford Courant after my freshman year at Wesleyan, reporting for the Avon Bureau under Bill Leukhardt and publishing over 30 stories. At the Argus I have been a news reporter, news assistant editor, news editor, features editor, editor-in-chief, executive editor, blogger, and multimedia director. I have overseen the redesign of wesleyanargus.com, founding the Blargus and initiating ArgusVideo at the beginning of my time as editor-in-chief during the spring of my junior year. During my senior year, I have co-edited the Blargus with Gianna Palmer and founded Argus News Radio, a 15-minute weekly show produced by WESU 88.1 on which I conduct a weekly segment interviewing seniors about their thesis topics. I have written over 70 stories at the Argus and continue to do reporting and blogging as much as I can.