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Volume CXXXVI, Number 27
Middletown, Connecticut
February 06, 2001

NEWS

WESU forced to find new workspace after 70 yrs in Clark
By Jessica Stewart

Wesleyan’s student-run radio station, WESU, will be forced to move to a location that is yet to be determined because of Clark Hall renovations scheduled to begin in June.   
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OPINIONS
Editorial | Letters | Column | Wespeaks

Aramark is getting stale
As if recent worker layoffs and hour-cuts were not enough to cause a stir among hungry students, Aramark is engaging in yet another questionable practice at Wesleyan: leftovers from MoCon are now served in the campus center. tri  more...

FEATURES

Campus center’s "cafe features" offers MoCon leftovers
By Derek Garcia

This semester students eating at the Davenport Campus Center may notice a hauntingly familiar taste. According to Senior Director of Food Services Sherwood Lincoln, food that is prepared at MoConaughy Hall (MoCon) is now being shipped over to the campus center and sold as part of the regular "Cafe Features" lineup.   
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ARTS

TAKE THREE
By Anne Fenton

AUDITIONS. As absurd as it may seem, this is one of the few words contained in the English language that has never failed to grab my attention. Try as I may to ignore it, or to resist its magnetism, time and time again the mere suggestion of the word has stopped me dead in my tracks.
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 SPORTS

Two more NESCAC wins for men’s basketball
By Andy Tillotson

After dropping its last two and four out of its last five, the Wesleyan men’s basketball team (10-8) rebounded for two dramatic home wins this weekend against New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) rivals Williams and Middlebury Colleges.
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