Students help sway primary for Obama
In a victory that The Hartford Courant declared to be “fueled by a record turnout and lopsided margins among urban ...
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Senate investigates schools’ endowments
Wesleyan was among 136 of the country’s wealthiest colleges and universities to receive both written and e-mail requests from the ...
Kennedy will address ’08 grads
U.S. Senator Edward (Ted) M. Kennedy P’83, P’08 has been selected to deliver the featured address at the University’s 176th ...
Lamont and Penn stump for Obama
Last Friday, on the heels of endorsements from two Kennedys and victory in the South Carolina primary, Obama-mania touched down ...
New smoke detectors set off suspicions
New smoke detectors in the Butterfield dorms were installed over winter break, a move that caught residents’ attention. A Jan. ...
Argus exclusive: Ned Lamont, politician
Right before Super Tuesday, News Editor Ezra Silk spoke to Ned Lamont about 2008’s heated presidential primary. Lamont, angered over ...
Argus exclusive: Kal Penn, actor
News Editor Ezra Silk caught up with actor Kal Penn, star of such films as “Harold and Kumar Go to ...
Women of color examine gender, race in ’08 election
On the evening of January 21, Professor of Government Melanye Price and Professor of Anthropology Gina Ulysse both watched the ...
“Ba-rocking” the vote: Students rally with Obama in Hartford
Approximately 200 Wesleyan students were among the energetic crowd of 17,000 in Hartford’s XL arena, where Democratic candidate Barack Obama ...