Political intolerance in a social sphere
On Saturday night I attended a house party where a Wesleyan student was asked to leave by two fellow students ...
Editor’s Picks
Wesleyan’s true color: yellow!
Among the features of the Wesleyan experience that we students like to gloat about is our unwavering dedication to truth, ...
On failing to be properly atropaic
On failing to be properly apotropaic: if consciousness is both irremediable hypostasis (Nietzsche calls metaphor a "full jump into another ...
Editors’ Notebook: Arts apology
Dear Emily, Mark, and the whole Wesleyan theater loving community: Fall at the Arts section has been incredibly busy, but ...
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 ...
Keep Wesleyan activism alive
Wesleyan Students, Staff, and Faculty: Since arriving at Wesleyan, the existence of two different, contrary Wesleyans has become increasingly apparent. ...
Teach for America changes lives
Eighteen months ago, I clicked a little button on the Internet that would forever change me. When I clicked that ...
Is activism really worth our time?
The panel on Tuesday entitled "Social Marketing: Can Consumer Marketing Work on Social Issues," left me with a number of ...
Listen up: I am anti-Semitic!
Dear Amos Elberg and Eric Mosinger, thanks so much for opening my eyes to the way my world really is. ...
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 ...