“Dining FAQs”: USLAC responds
We appreciate the attention BA and the administration have paid to students' concerns, and we thank them for answering those concerns in meetings with the WSA and through the Dining ...
Letters to the Editor
Share the privilege
Elyssa Pachico's Sept. 14 article "Privileging the Privileged" highlighted the sticky web of issues that students from low-income areas face when applying to colleges. Toni Martello's quoted comment that her ...
My critiques re: Usdan
I've been to the Usdan University Center to eat a couple of times now. I was fair, I gave it not only a second chance, but a third, fourth, and ...
Morgan in defense of the Argus
Within recent issues of the Wesleyan Argus, students have expressed their displeasure with the newspaper as a whole. These students have challenged not only the validity and quality of said ...
Divestment is socially responsible
Ezra Silk's article, "Raytheon profits, despite controversies," is a useful contribution to the blooming campus dialogue on Wesleyan's investments in weapons contractors. The fact that Raytheon "makes 90 percent of ...
Thank you, Brittany
I would like to extend my gratitude to Brittany Mitchell for her astute characterization of The Argus as an embarrassment to our institution. As Wesleyan students, we are often seeking ...
Response to Young et. al.
During Sunday night’s WSA meeting, Erik Rosenberg ’08, a member of Students for Ending the War in Iraq (SEWI), presented SEWI’s resolution calling for Wesleyan to divest from U.S. Department ...
Stop ignoring those you date
I am fucking pissed off. Why? Let's analyze the dating "scene" at Wes. Let's say you go on a date and have a great time. You contact the person to ...
A boy and his box
Over the past two years as a Wes student few things have been as important in forming my identity as my mailbox number, 4115. I felt that this number quantified ...
Reasons not to invest in weapons
A flurry of responses addressed a recent Wespeak by Kevin Young suggesting that the University divest from U.S. weapons manufacturers. "Wesleyan needs to support America" was the gist of their ...