Fight for Old Wesleyan
It's been a long semester. Twenty-three issues, four months, roughly 250 Wespeaks. A renovated Summerfields, the Activism 102 conference, 12 ...
Opinion
Editors’ Notebook: My open response
I'm going to get straight to the point. I am more than frustrated at the lack of tact and lack ...
Editors’ Notebook: Deaf culture at Wes
In an April 23rd WesCeleb, the phrase "hearing impaired" was inaccurately used several times to describe Cara Miller ’05, who ...
The Administration is loco
Does the Administration honestly consider foreign language an expendable part of our education? Are dysfunctional new buildings more worthy of ...
Travels with Edith: Old Sturbridge Village… interesting historical site or “totally gay”?
Driving into the sepia-toned world of Old Sturbridge Village, I was first confronted with the fact that bright colors were ...
Dialogue starts with WSA
The WSA presidential debate this Saturday was remarkable, not for its stimulating dialogue or witty banter, but for the fact ...
Cap tuition, not opinions
Once again, the Board of Trustees has raised annual tuition by about five percent. It's necessary for tuition to rise ...
Buy me some Steroids and Cracker Jacks
It has gotten out of hand. Steroids are ruining baseball. A significant portion of the league's elite players use a ...
On the Offensive: Nothing but the truth
I was asked to leave the family Passover Seder a couple weeks ago. Roughly an hour and a half into ...
Keeping the public safe
In light of the attacks early Sunday morning that occurred outside of LoRise, it is time for the Wesleyan community ...