WSA debate suffers poor attendance By A. Larrison Campbell
		The student body is much more content with the current Wesleyan Student Assembly  (WSA) than it’s members are, or at least that’s what the low turnout at Sunday’s debate in PAC 001 suggested.  The debate, which was sponsored by the Argus, was the WSA’s first ever for the... More

Opinions [Editorials] [Columns] [Letters]
 

	Editorial: Reflect while you act
		A little over a week ago, over one hundred students journeyed from this campus to Washington, DC to protest policies of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF). The last two students to journey back to campus, after spending several days in a DC jail, returned this past weekend. And it was three weeks ago that United Student Labor Action Coalition (USLAC) members... More

Features
 
 

	Christmas in April By Derek Garcia
		Wesleyan students are plotting once again. On Saturday they are organizing themselves into a mob fifty-strong. Armed to the teeth with tools of destruction, they will take over a woman’s house, strip the carpet, tear off the shutters, and generally make a mess of everything. What is this insanity? It’s Christmas! Christmas in April is an annual project...  More

Ampersand [Satire for the Masses]
 
 

	~Editorial~
		As we sat at the Campus Center the other day, greeting our many friends and admirers, we were struck by how few of them had nicknames. Sure, some people allowed us to use shortened versions of their names, and there were some that we only referred to by their dominant physical abnormalities, but those aren’t really nicknames when you think about it.... More

Sports
 
 

	Despite rain-outs, sun shines on Cardinal baseball By Matt Schwarzfeld
		This past weekend’s three scheduled games against Amherst were rained out. Saturday’s home double-header was rescheduled for Monday, and Monday’s game at Amherst was pushed back to Tuesday.  Each team took a game in Monday’s doubleheader on Andrus... More