Letters to the Editor
On Saturday, April 16, crowds of high school seniors will be arriving at Wesleyan University, eager to see the college, professors, and classmates with whom they will spend their next ...
Why I’m Not Giving a Dime to the Wesleyan Fund: Not Now, Not Ever
The Wesleyan Fund recently sent me yet another exhortation to contribute to my alma mater. I’m sure you’re getting them too, or perhaps you are still counting the days until ...
An Open Letter to President Roth
I am writing to you because as the President of Wesleyan University, you have the power to change a child’s life for future generations.
The Senior Gift: Supporting Scholarship at Wesleyan
It is not an easy task convincing classmates to give money – no matter how worthy the cause – partly because of our high tuition bill and the current state ...
You Can Get What You Want
“The WSA doesn’t represent me,” a student told VP of Academic Affairs Rob Rosenthal before our Sunday WSA meeting. In response to the complaint Rob Rosenthal asked the assembly, “What ...
Whiners and God
Brother Hamill possesses a keen mind and reason aplenty, but I fear he makes Roman idols of men and things and walks the fatal path of Popery. Isaiah does not ...
On the Matisyahu/Chiddy Bang Concert
Over the last few weeks many of you may have heard of the Matisyahu and Chiddy Bang concert planned for this semester. As students involved in helping set up and ...
A Clarification on Beta-Gate
The two front-runners in the upcoming elections for Student Body President are both taking credit for the fight against the administration’s revision to the Residency Policy in February, better known ...
To the Good Sirs Alter and Wohl
whine, v. 2. To utter complaints in a low querulous tone; to complain in a feeble, mean, or undignified way.
The Writing Workshop Blog: A New Resource For Student Writing
I write like a child who is just learning to ride a bike, frantically lurching forward only to skid to a halt just a few moments later. I’ve never understood ...
