2009 Annual Long Lane Pumpkin Festival
Mark your calendar for SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2009 from 1pm - 4pm.
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Citing Legal Grounds, Middletown Health Department and Police Forces Intervene at Food Not Bombs Sunday
This Sunday, at the corner of Liberty Street and Main Street, the Middletown chapter of Food Not Bombs set up a few tables with prepared vegetarian food and vegetables, as ...
Wesleying Fundraiser Succeeds
Change has come to Wesleying, the student-run blog read by thousands of students and alumni. The site, unaffiliated with the University’s administration, recently began soliciting donations to keep the blog ...
O’Rourke raises money to rebuild
If one day a week at WesWings has not been enough to fulfill your O'Rourke cravings, fear not: O'Rourke's diner will likely reopen next year. After his diner burned down ...
WestCo finally hosts Duke Day
Though rain and other campus events led to two postponements, the spirit of Duke Day persevered when it finally came to fruition on the sun-kissed afternoon on Saturday, Nov. 11. ...
Long Lane Farm grows to one acre
Long Lane Farm will be growing this summer, in more ways than one. Students plan to increase the cultivation area to a full acre, expanding into the surrounding land owned ...
Pumpkinfest boasts organic farming and face painting
Long Lane Farm celebrated Pumpkinfest, its second annual fall festival, on Saturday afternoon. Students, faculty, staff, and members of the Middletown community enjoyed a vegetarian barbeque, live music, face painting, ...
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 lecture, "Pathologies of Power: Health and Human Rights in the ...
Ongoing Tsunami Relief Week raises money and awareness
Tsunami Relief Week took place this past week to raise money for and awareness regarding the recent disaster in southeast Asia. The series of events that week followed a widely ...
Generational Translations: Bridging the Gap
Our Parents: "Gee whiz, wanna go to the sock hop with me?" Us: "You have been poked by Katie Brown."