Respect is due to a civic hero
In what now seems like a quadrennial occurrence, consumer advocate Ralph Nader has once again declared his presidential candidacy. Members ...
Editor’s Picks
A false nostalgia
Mytheos Holt’s “Mytheology” column (“Mytheology: Don’t tear down these walls!” Feb. 26, vol. CXLIII, no. 32) evinces a false nostalgia ...
Marty and me
It’s 2 a.m. on Thursday morning in the ST Lab. This is neither an amusing hour nor location to be ...
A divestment manifesto from the future
Please, all of you, call me Xernon: I am from a far far away star but right now I am ...
Weshop for all
After continually offering an inferior contract to the food service workers at Wesleyan, Bon Appétit was made to understand, very ...
Ten irresponsible investments
Students for Ending the War in Iraq (SEWI), wrote a Wespeak against the idea of justifying weapons distribution with moral ...
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 ...
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 ...