Employ Your Creativity with Venture For America
Now is as good a time as any to start thinking about post grad employment opportunities, especially if you’re a senior (what up fellow seniors!). However, for many of us, ...
Letters to the Editor
Just a Friendly Reminder To Everybody Who Might Still Be Voting Absentee in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, or Wyoming And Doesn’t Already Realize This For Some Reason:
Yes you can vote for Jill Stein or Rocky Anderson or Gary Johnson or Virgil Goode or Eugene V. Debs or Aynwar Randte or whoever you support without possibly being ...
I’ll Donate When Wesleyan Earns My Donation
All right, I’m going to throw my hat into this ring. The University is cash-starved. Thus, the Wesleyan administration’s primary concern at this point in time is to try to ...
Stand Strong and Stand Together: Why Wesleyan Must Get Active on Need-Blind
I was never involved in activism before this semester. Any kind of activism, let alone that concerned with Wesleyan. I was never consciously complacent; I just never went out of ...
The Problem with “Resigned Acceptance” in the Need-Blind Debate
In the most recent weekly poll put out by Wesleying asking “Which option below aligns most closely with your thoughts on the administrative plan to scale back need-blind admissions?,” the ...
In Defense of “Hot Pants”
Reading Gavriella Wolf’s article on what she apparently viewed as the eyebrow-raising rise in hemlines on campus, I was momentarily confused by her usage of the term “hot pants”. Short shorts ...
An Open Letter to President Roth
May 1, 2012: Dear Michael, “Last [spring], during the HOLI festival on Foss Hill, several members of Shakti, one of the groups that organized the event, put up ...
Lessons We Can Learn From Québec
In February of this year, university students in the Canadian province of Québec went on strike in protest of the government's plan to raise tuition by 75% over the next ...
PSafe and Forced Hospitalization
This article regards the harassment I suffered on Friday night, by PSafe officers, during the Tour de Franzia. I was at the fountain backyard and am not ashamed to say ...
Introducing the Troubling Tummies Team
“COMMUNAL FOOD!” Every college student’s ears perk up at that phrase. It’s free food and it usually attracts a swarm of people to hang out with. But what if you ...