VDay protest makes love, not war
For most, Valentine’s Day is a holiday dedicated to intimacy, obligatory purchases and wearing red in the name of love. ...
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Professor discusses syphilis and its implications in feudal Japan
On a rainy afternoon on Valentine’s Day, students and faculty filled the seminar room of the East Asian Studies Center ...
Wet weather causes flooding on campus
Although scattered showers yesterday made getting to class frustrating, it was nothing like last Wednesday, Feb. 13, when a huge ...
WestCo debates purchasing TV
A proposal to install a new flat-screen television in Westco’s common lounge has divided residents, with tensions looming large at ...
Seniors barred: Cocktails lose open bar option
The senior class officers have decided to not offer the usual open bar at the March 1 Senior Cocktails event ...
Struggle to fund NY Times Readership Program continues
A recent reduction in the amount of New York Times issues available on campus—due to a ten-cent increase in per-paper ...
Outside the bubble: World headlines
The African nation of Chad has declared a state of emergency after rebels seized parts of the capital on Feb. ...
Vet questions U.S. motives in Iraq
Last Saturday, Feb. 9, the usual silence and tranquility of Olin’s Smith Reading Room was interrupted. “I’m here because I’m ...
University continues efforts against illegal music sharing
In the face of a crackdown by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on illegal sharing of music files, ...
Study finds “activists” inactive
A recent study by four Wesleyan students called into question the student body’s commitment to activism. Researchers Nicole Gray ’08, ...