Ten irresponsible investments
Students for Ending the War in Iraq (SEWI), wrote a Wespeak against the idea of justifying weapons distribution with moral ...
Editor’s Picks
The immoral war on dissent
Reading this Friday’s Wespeak by Kathy Stavis (“Wesleyan needs to get out of the carnage market of ‘moral war,’” Feb. ...
WESU: Clarification
After reading Charles Kurose’s Wespeak (“SBC funds not for inappropriate requests,” Feb. 22, vol. CXLII) about the Student Budgetary Committee ...
Editor’s notebook
As I looked over WSA midyear reports last week in preparation to write the standard Student Budget Committee allocations story, ...
Wesleyan needs to get out of the carnage market of “moral war”
Wesleyan University advertises that it is a socially responsible investor. To explain the lack of any appropriate policy and our ...
SBC funds not for inappropriate requests
Recently the Argus published an article that addressed the practices of the Student Budget Committee (SBC) (“SBC tightens funding for ...
Why no WESU funding?
According to Ezra Silk’s article in Tuesday’s Argus (“SBC tightens funding for student activities,” Feb. 19, vol. CXLIII, no. 30), ...
Recycle in Olin, or buy me some Purell
On a recent route sweep of the main reading room, I managed to retrieve 29 bottles and cans from the ...
Going green does not destroy culture
Andrew P.’s Wespeak “Could ‘green’ destroy culture?” (Feb. 19) suggests that the propagation of “the green city template” may “accelerate ...
Could “green” destroy culture?
The United Arab Emirates recently announced plans to build the world’s first carbon-free, car-free and waste-free city. The plan, called ...