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Police watch: Allegations of profiling by Middletown Police inspire ongoing discussions

Concerns surrounding the Middletown Police Department (MPD) response to a Phi Beta Sigma-sponsored event on Sept. 16 have sparked student ...

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Food for thought: Workers concerned about upcoming dining bid

The United Student Labor Action Coalition (USLAC) sponsored a student-worker forum last night to address worries, ideas and experiences related ...

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Homecoming Weekend visitors met with overcrowded seminars

Aside from spending time with family members, eating food at the Taste of Middlesex County on Foss Hill, and attending ...

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Yes Men use satire to question, disturb

"Turn all those skeletons in your closet into... GOLDEN skeletons!" cheered a Dow Chemicals representative lecturing at the staid International ...

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Professor Wu joins faculty, embraces liberal arts schooling

This fall, the Asian Languages and Literature Department and East Asian Studies Program welcomed Shengqing Wu as an assistant professor. ...

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Over the weekend of Oct. 7 the WestCo Café, maintained and managed by WestCo residents, was vandalized. Water sprinkler pipes ...

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High textbook prices weigh down students

It's a question that arises at the beginning of every semester, and with the start of every new class: why ...

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Student activity fee may increase

Members of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) discussed the logistics of raising the student activities fee for next year and ...

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Culliton discusses updated plans for University Center

Parents and alumni gathered on Saturday to hear Dean of Campus Programs and future University Center Director Rick Culliton's presentation ...

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Professor examines failure in Iraq

Professor of International Politics Martha Crenshaw said that the Bush Administrations policies in the fight against terrorism are ideal and ...