Guinier argues against roles of privilege in higher education
Lani Guinier, a Boskey Professor at Harvard Law School and a noted scholar on democratic theory and voting rights, argued ...
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Ground broken for sensory-impaired home in Middletown
On Tuesday construction workers broke ground on the site of the future Salvatore L. Monarco Place, Connecticut's first sensory-impaired housing ...
Watson wins WSA Presidency
Jesse Watson '06 was elected President, and Monica Arduini '06 Vice-President, in the WSA elections last week for the '05-'06 ...
EON writes against global gag rule, promotes biodiesel at Buttstock
Rainy weather on Saturday didn't stop the Buttstock festival, which included a barbecue, student bands, demonstrations, guest speakers, T-shirts, and ...
Korean suffering revealed in lecture
For many students at Wesleyan, North Korea is only known as a repressive society that has been arbitrarily designated as ...
Thornton visits Hartford to protest jail in Middletown
Middletown Mayor Domenique Thornton visited state officials on Monday, Apr. 18 to reiterate her opposition to the creation of an ...
Trip to Turkey encourages interfaith understanding
Over spring break a group of twelve Jewish students, five Muslim students and the Jewish and Muslim Chaplains traveled to ...
Cee-Lo, Deerhoof, Antibalas to play Spring Fling
Hip-hop artist Cee-Lo, Deerhoof and the Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra will perform at Spring Fling on Andrus Field Wednesday, May 4. ...
Students face charges for fowl play
Pocketing an egg seemed natural to Booth Haley ’05 when he discovered it on a recent canoe trip. Paddling along ...
Gubernatorial hopeful speaks in Beta series
Mayor of Stamford and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Dan Malloy spoke at the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house as a part ...