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Professor’s Bookshelf: Professor William Herbst on Wesleyan, Twain, and the End of the World

Chair of the Astronomy Department, future Director of Graduate Studies, and John Monroe Van Vleck Professor of Astronomy William Herbst ...

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“A Good Meal for the Soul”: An Interview with Acclaimed Author Francisco Goldman

“If people had read that book and not loved Aura, it would’ve been such a nightmare. For me as a ...

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WesCeleb Zak Kirwood ’12

Being queer in my high school was a struggle, like it is for anyone, because even though my high school ...

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An American in Germany

Last week, while spending time with a good friend who lives in Regensburg, I had the opportunity to meet her ...

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Lawsonia Inermis: The Wonders of Henna Hair Dye

Sophie had also heard that henna works better in the sun, so I ignored the box’s warning that told me ...

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Double Jeopardy: Campus Twins Discuss Mistaken Identity and Individuality

“There is this weird phenomenon that we’ve both experienced,” Roxy recounted. “Having friends and separate friends and teachers who have ...

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Professor’s Bookshelf: Amy Cynthia Tang

Assistant Professor Amy Cynthia Tang, of the American Studies and English departments, specializes in Asian-American and African-American literature—most recently, she ...

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WesCeleb: Erica Davidson ’12

what happened was I got abandoned at a New Year’s Eve party and the hostess took pity on me so ...

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The Best Strawberry Greek Yogurt Popsicles You Can Make Yourself

This past summer, while I was living on campus to research my thesis and trying to survive off the cheapest ...

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Have Beets? Hate Beets? Bake a Cake!

If you’re like me and happen to hate beets, you have a few of those root vegetables left in your ...