Sassafras: It’s More than Just a Spice: Of frosh, facebook and fears
I'd be misrepresenting myself if I didn't admit right away that I was dreading coming back to school. Have you ...
Opinion
Editor’s Notebook: Get me out of this line
Every year since 1831 Wesleyan has welcomed back students in September, so one would assume that, by now, they know ...
Wes Wisdom for the Class of 2008
While getting around campus may still be a challenge, you, the Class of 2008 have no doubt begun to comprehend ...
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 ...
On The Offensive: One huge, bad apple
There are very few eight year-olds who, if I tried my hardest, I could not beat up. I am not ...
The Administration is loco
Does the Administration honestly consider foreign language an expendable part of our education? Are dysfunctional new buildings more worthy of ...
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 ...
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 ...
Dialogue starts with WSA
The WSA presidential debate this Saturday was remarkable, not for its stimulating dialogue or witty banter, but for the fact ...
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 ...