Public Safety responds to a rowdy weekend By Allison Rovner
		There was rarely a dull moment on campus for Public Safety this weekend, as the officers responded to an array of disturbing incidents. On Friday, April 28 between 12 and 12:15 a.m., two rocks were thrown through two windshields of parked, unoccupied Public Safety vehicles. The vehicles were parked behind the Public Safety office. More

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	Editorial: Appreciate the good times
		The scores of touring pre-frosh have flocked away for the time being, having sealed their decisions on where they will attend college in the fall, and this campus now has a quieter feel for a few weeks before commencement festivities begin. Yet, as current students settle into the final full week of classes here, many do so with a sense of, well, unsettlement. More

Features
 
 

	Fly Fishing Club Casts Off By Ben Van Heuvelen
		Grab a rod and tie on a fly, because spring has finally arrived and it’s the perfect time to go fly fishing. If you don’t have the equipment, Wesleyan’s Fly Fishing club will lend you whatever you need.  More

Ampersand [Satire for the Masses]
 
 

	Editorial
		Last week’s Nicknames Issue has given us more feedback than a microphone set on top of a speaker that’s resting on top of some sort of big recording device that doubles as a speaker but gives off a lot of feedback.  More

Sports
 
 

	John Landay ’01 scores 100th goal for men’s lacrosse  By Aaron Rutkoff
		Men’s lacrosse attacker John Landay ’01 slammed his one-hundredth career goal into the back of the net against Tufts on Saturday. With 6:57 remaining in the second quarter, Landay took the ball in alone, reaching this incredible milestone on an unassisted score. More