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Volume CXXXVI, Number 33
Middletown, Connecticut
March 02, 2001

NEWS

FSAC says bye bye to Chi Psi
By Jessica Stewart

Chi Psi’s 75 year history at 200 Church Street ended with a unanimous decision from the Faculty Students Affairs Committee (FSAC) to deny the fraternity’s appeal to retain its program house next year.   
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OPINIONS [ Editorial | Letters | Column | Wespeaks ]

Nice try, Chi Psi

30 new frosh may have the residents of Chi Psi to thank for the fact that they won’t have to spend a first year at Wesleyan packed like sardines into Butterfield triples.   
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FEATURES

Resident adviser selection process heats up
By Denise Wee

Whether the kid down the hall is blasting his music so loud that the building shakes or a little procrastination is simply needed, resident advisors (RA) are there for just those reasons. Every student has an RA for some time at Wes and may never have given thought to how or why the trustworthy hallmate down the hall got there.   
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ARTS

Donald Berman ’84 on Wesleyan and beyond
By Kristin Lehner

Donald Berman graduated from Wesleyan in 1984 and went on to study with and serve as a teaching assistant to Leonard Shure at the New England Conservatory where he received a Masters with Distinction in 1988.
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 SPORTS

Women’s rugby steps up to face Division I
By Soo Kim

After an exciting fall season, the Wesleyan women’s rugby team is gearing up for their spring season and for the Division II National Championships, to be held May 4-5 in Illinois.
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"If a student wants to be able to intellectually pat their heads and rub their stomaches, then liberal arts is the way to go."
~Ralph Figueroa, Associate Dean of Admission
Correction
In Tuesday’s article "Students for campaign finance reform testify to state legislature" it was stated that individuals and corporations can give up to $250 to a political candidate. Under Connecticut law, only individuals can give gifts of up to $250.