Taken at face value, Mike Pernick unchallenged bid for WSA President this spring suggests either a tacit endorsement of his administration or a general sense of apathy towards the WSA.
I hope that the large increase in applications to Wesleyan marks the beginning of a trend and that Wesleyan continues to appeal to more and more high school seniors.
We've got a problem, folks. Our collective love life is dead.
A number of websites and publications offer a glimpse into student life at the University: anonymous confession boards, University blogs, Hermes—even Unlocked Magazine.
Iguanas Ranas, the new taqueria on Main St., blends authentic Mexican elements—like the fruity Jarritos sodas—with the demeanor of a cozy local eatery. Nestled between O’Rourke’s Diner and Forest City Wines & Spirits, Iguanas Ranas offers a cheaper, more authentic alternative to La Boca (also on Main St.).
Mike Moody ’10 took the javelin title with a Wesleyan-record toss at the annual Little Three track meet for the third consecutive year, highlighting the Cardinals’ action in the meet.
The men’s lacrosse team lost its third game of the season on Saturday in front of a rowdy homecoming and WesFest crowd.
Last Wednesday, representatives from the Connecticut Department of Labor (DOL) found two of the subcontractors running the Davenport construction project to be in violation of proper worker’s compensation practices.
The men’s and women’s crew teams both fell to powerhouse Williams on Saturday on Lake Onota in Pittsfield, Mass.
The men’s tennis team improved to 7-0 all-time against Hamilton with a dominant 8-1 home victory on Saturday afternoon.
The women’s tennis team improved to 10-5 on the season with an 8-1 home victory over Hamilton on Saturday, its fifth win in six all-time meetings.
A three-alarm fire broke out in Hall-Atwater laboratories on Sunday night, resulting in significant smoke, water and fire damage to the building.
Barring a late-season rally by Giant Joint or some other popular write-in candidate, the incumbent Mike Pernick ’10 will be the President of the WSA again next year. But how much do we really know about the man who represents students to the administration and the Board of Trustees?
In an effort to save money and become more sustainable, all paper towels will be removed from the University’s residential hall bathrooms beginning next semester.