Adventures in Higher Education: “Your Doppelganger & You”
On the way to class yesterday, I saw a "more hip than" version of my housemate, a "more ethnic than" ...
Opinion
The Community Chest: “Do-Si-Do”
Middletown is an absolutely fascinating place to live. Yes, that’s right, I called our quiet suburban community interesting. More than ...
New system creates new problems
After two years of debate, the Educational Policy Committee (EPC) and ITS are now developing a new algorithm to replace ...
Clean up the Connecticut River
The Connecticut River is one of the most polluted in the region. Water pollution from agricultural and urban runoff, acid ...
National Opinion
In the 1600s, Connecticut became the first state to enact "blue laws" -- religiously inspired laws designed to curb perceived ...
On the Offensive: Aborting the truth
I do know that it's true that if you wanted to reduce hypocrisy and ignorance, if that were your sole ...
We are all the WSA
When Wesleyan students charged into President Bennet's office last year, one of the most commonly heard concerns was that students ...
National Opinion
Stem cell research has the potential to treat ailments such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injury, stroke, diabetes, ...
Midnight Dance Party: “How to bling your Lo Rise apartment”
As a member of the class of '08, I know that I'm lucky to live in Lo Rise. But you've ...
Free iPods for all?
We are glad the University is not invading our privacy on the network, rightfully allowing us to store files on ...