Bon Appétit rethinks to-go plan, tries to minimize waste
Since this semester’s change to All-You-Care-To-Eat dining at the Usdan University Center’s Marketplace, diners have been required to eat all ...
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Adelstein claims left-wing too focused on ideology
Last Wednesday, Professor of Economics Richard Adelstein gave a lecture entitled “Parties of Ideas in American Politics: Why Libertarians and ...
Making a splash: Women’s swimming, diving set records
After a long and arduous weekend, the Wesleyan women’s swimming and diving team finished sixth out of 11 competitors in ...
Student brings wheelchair rugby to India
“This is not wheelchair golf,” said Jonathan Sigworth ’10. “This is very aggressive. This transcends the whole victim mentality.” Since ...
Beta lecture challenges drinking age
“Legal age 21 is not effective.” This was one of the opening remarks made by President-Emeritus of Middlebury College John ...
“Shanklinistas” unite: Students question building’s demolishment
As plans for the new Molecular and Life Sciences Building solidify, a growing number of students and faculty are questioning ...
Alumni back to work at end of WGA strike
Several University alumni returned to work on Wednesday, Feb. 13 as the three-month long Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike ...
Former Dean Mike named new Vice President of Student Affairs
President Michael Roth named Michael Whaley as Vice President of Student Affairs on Thursday afternoon. Whaley, better known as “Dean ...
Lawyer criticizes use of presidential power
Approximately 50 students filled an uncharacteristically well-lit Eclectic yesterday afternoon to hear about the history and future of presidential power ...
Lieberman surprises at O’Rourke’s
On Thursday morning, patrons of the newly reopened O’Rourke’s Diner were surprised to discover that Senator Joseph Lieberman, an Independent ...