God may be dead on High, but pornography lives—indeed, it’s been resurrected.
So for Throw In On The Ground Day, I threw an apple.
In my none-too-distant years at Wesleyan my fondest memories are of two campus institutions: Olin Library and McConnaughey Dining Hall, affectionately deemed MoCon by those lucky enough to have patronized it.
In the last few years, there has been a surge of interest for green career paths among recent college grads.
You’re a bunch of damned fools. Allow me to elaborate.
I have tried and tried to figure out a person’s motivation for slam dancing or body surfing at Wesleyan University. Why would one do it?
The First Law of Internet Porn Relativity states: “The act of theorizing any sexual act or fetish creates a website solely devoted to that sexual act or fetish.”
As reported in the Argus article written by Ezra Silk ’10 and Rob Wohl ’11, Wesleyan’s administration is suing its former Chief Investment Officer, Thomas Kannam, for “breach of fiduciary duty, civil theft, breach of contract, fraud, statutory forgery, and unjust enrichment, among other charges.”
Today we had the pleasure of reading Max Nussenbaum’s recent Wespeak, “Argus Ethics Violation.”
If there is one thing that the failed Copenhagen climate (COP15) talks taught us, it is that we can no longer depend on our elected leaders to bring us into a sustainable energy future.