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Stephen Angle: “Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness”

Professor of Philosophy Stephen Angle specializes in Chinese philosophy and Confucianism in particular. He recently read “Nudge: Improving Decisions About ...

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Grant Winner to Travel the Globe for Community Radio

Aliza Simons ’09 was in Harvard University’s Schlesinger Library over spring break exploring its rare books collection when she got ...

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Neon Through the Eons

When a prospective student from Toronto left an earring at Neon Deli, owner Fran Galle called admissions and was able ...

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Can I Get a Witness? College Republicans Say ‘Yes’

The first issue of The Wesleyan Witness, the cover of which features a prominent photograph of Ronald Reagan against an ...

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New Professor Chenoweth Specializes in the Study of Violence

Few people can say that they have been asked, in all seriousness, for advice on how to overthrow a government. ...

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SJBed for Alcohol Violation? “Chioces Teaches Safe Drinking

No student wants to spend additional hours in a lecture, even if the subject matter is alcohol and drinking. But ...

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A People’s History of Wesleyan Flash Parties

Have you ever seen students wearing underwear in Olin, raiding the lawn of the President’s house, or dancing fiercely in ...

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Main Street Endures Recession

With the recession dragging down business, restaurants and shops around Middletown’s Main Street are trying various strategies to lure in ...

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Muslim Civil Rights Leader Calls for Student Activism

When students think about activism at the University, they are likely to think about environmentalism, labor issues, and human rights. ...

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Plous Nationally Recognized for Innovative “Action Teaching”

Psychology Professor Scott Plous is an acclaimed teacher and scholar both within his field and in the broader academic world. ...