Food Justice
When I was in third grade, my teacher assigned a paper called “How to Make A Peanut Butter and Jelly ...
Opinion
Play Until to the Whistle Blows: Challenging an NFL Hypocrisy
Imagine you’re running a race. Maybe you didn’t hear the starting gun or you’re just feeling sluggish on this particular ...
Debunking the U.S. News College Rankings
Given the recent headline “US News and Stupid Farts Report: Wes Plummets to #17,” I’m guessing the writers at Wesleying ...
In Defense of Need-Blind Admissions
“What’s your name?” “Where are you from?” “How much does your father make in one year?” It doesn’t seem right, ...
Dean’s Email Reveals Taboos
Recently, an email was sent to the group of Wesleyan students who use disability services to request accommodations such as ...
Clint Eastwood: Political Speaker and Friend of Chairs
Many of us had imaginary friends when we were children, but very few of us kept them past age nine, ...
Wesleyan’s Preoccupation with Liberalism
Given that I didn’t always feel at home, even in my small town, Wesleyan was the perfect fit for me. ...
Obsessions: Food Porn and Epicurean Blogging
Here is something I did not expect to ever say aloud to my computer: “That omelet would have come out ...
Need-Blind Admissions: The Price Tag of Equality
Although we come from very different backgrounds, neither of us would be here today had President Roth’s proposed need-aware ...
Why I Decided to Go Abroad (At the Last Minute)
“I’m not going abroad and that’s final.” I’d said it to my mother a thousand times, a firm counter to ...