Farmer stresses need for grassroots AIDS relief
Professor Paul Farmer of Harvard University stressed the urgent need for public health improvement in third world countries during his ...
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Task Force accepts suggestions for multicultural dean and office
Students argued on Wednesday that a multicultural dean would provide much needed support networks for student of color (SOC) communities. ...
Cruz-Saco chosen as Dean
After an extensive search for a new Dean of the College, Maria Cruz-Saco, Interim Dean of College and Professor of ...
Convocation sets off identity celebration
The month-long celebration of identity awareness began this past Friday with the April Convocation 2005, in honor of Asian, Asian ...
Workers hold vigil for health benefits
Students joined Aramark workers outside the Campus Center Thursday to light candles, sing, and march in support of Wesleyan food ...
Environmental day stresses reducing energy use, recycling
Speakers at an outdoor event last Wednesday highlighted the role of environmental friendliness in the Administration's long term Strategic Plan. ...
Four Sociology students research hunger in Middletown
Four students in the Community Research Seminar have combined class work with real-world goals by organizing a project to investigate ...
Conn. Representatives vote against ending death penalty
Legislators in the Connecticut House of Representatives voted down Bill 6012 on Wednesday that would have abolished the state's death ...
Bartov lecture addresses Holocaust representation
Omer Bartov, one of the leading historians in German and Holocaust Studies, spoke about new forms of anti-Semitism Sunday in ...
Point of Information: Dining Accountability Week
As the new WSA representative on the dining committee, I have been attempting to solve the perennial conundrum of student ...