Keep Wesleyan activism alive
Wesleyan Students, Staff, and Faculty: Since arriving at Wesleyan, the existence of two different, contrary Wesleyans has become increasingly apparent. ...
Editor’s Picks
Guess you didn’t like it, Argus Arts
Dear Argus, we've had a long and loving relationship, which makes this all the more difficult to say, but there ...
Editors’ Notebook: Arts apology
Dear Emily, Mark, and the whole Wesleyan theater loving community: Fall at the Arts section has been incredibly busy, but ...
Response to Amos Elberg ’97
As I sit to write this Wespeak, it pains me to think that I would add to the never-ending Wespeaks ...
Trustees on gender neutrality
On Friday the 17th, I attended the Board of Trustee meet-and-greet held at the Zelnik Pavilion. With the first two ...
Weir is unconvincing
In her Nov. 17 Wespeak, Alison Weir takes issue with the claim that she advances anti-Semitic views and ends with ...
Open letter to President Bennet from Benjamin ’57
Dear Doug: In your response to Talya Zemach-Bersin's cri de coeur you quote a few words of the bubble-bunkered student's ...
No naked fat men? Really?
I read many things in the Argus that disturb me. (Jose Chapa's assertion that whites hold a monopoly on douchebaggery ...
“Anti-Semitic” an epithet?
In her recent Wespeak, Alison Weir wrote that to call someone anti-Semitic is to use a "despicable slur," calling the ...
Take action against inequity with Teach for America
As a Campus Campaign Manager for Teach For America for the last three months, I have realized that Teach For ...