Letters to the Editor
Dear community disorganizer: I quote your necktie party’s faux-reflective call to action (Argus, 18 April), signed by 400 folles (and chuck in your fellow wise fous): “Because fraternities are male-exclusive ...
Feelings/Reaction to WesBurlesque 2014
Written Sunday, April 27; the morning after I saw WesBurlesque 2014. “…With our show, we hope to encourage both performers and audience members to carefully consider any preconceptions or reservations ...
Battling Sexual Assault At Its Core
In order for change to occur, there must be a unified front to drive it. Strong bonds, an understanding of the issue and those it affects, and an ability to ...
An Open Letter to the Members of Women (and Allies) for Greek Life and Single-Sex Greek Housing
When I saw this Facebook group I felt a deep, visceral reaction. It hurt me. Just by belonging to this group, whether intentionally or not, each member contributes to a ...
Letter to the Community
The brothers of Beta Theta Pi agree that something needs to be done to combat sexual assault at Wesleyan more effectively. Sexual assault is sickening, perverted, shameful, and causes serious ...
In defense of an imperfect Wesleyan.
A message for incoming freshmen As college decision time approaches, it is important to realize that the community that you choose will inevitably influence you beyond your college career. You ...
Letter to the Campus Community: A Call to Action
TRIGGER WARNING: The following discusses the issue of sexual assault at Wesleyan and may be triggering for some readers. At the present time, there is an unprecedented political atmosphere on ...
To the admitted students
To the admitted students: You have an enormous choice in front of you: where will I go to college? Choosing can be hard. You may be unsure. How do you ...
Students Respond to Sexual Violence on Campus
In response to the recent dialogue over the lawsuit and the larger ongoing conversation about Sexual Assault on our campus and beyond, the Students for Consent and Communication (SFCC) want ...
What I Thought I Knew About Race
When I got to Wesleyan, I thought I had race all figured out. I had traveled through a public school system that taught a unit every fall about the first ...
