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Middletown
heads to the polls By Sudhin Thanawala
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Middletown’s two main
mayoral candidates, incumbent Democrat Domenique
Thornton and Republican Evelyn Russo, square off
at the polls today after a quiet campaign. Polls
will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wesleyan
student can vote at the Senior Center on Williams
Street.
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New
position promotes Wes By Kathryn Flynn
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Tired of having Wesleyan
confused with that girl’s school outside
Boston? The Administration has created a new
position, Director of University Communications,
to increase public awareness of Wesleyan,
according to Vice President of University
Relations Barbara-Jan Wilson.
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Editorial
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Editorial:
Lines
of Communication
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The University’s recent
decision to hire a director of communications
seems to be a good idea at first glance. However,
careful consideration raises questions about the
Administration’s long-term agenda.
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Column: little
boy lost
Suburbiality
By Aaron Rutkoff
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I am from Highland Park,
Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. But I am not from a
suburb; I am from the
suburb. More precisely, my suburb is the most
perfectly suburban of all the American suburbs in
this great nation of suburbs.
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Features
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Vegetarians
find many niches By Lily Raff
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Where’s the beef? Not on
the plates of many students at Wesleyan. But as
it turns out, that may be the only thing Wes
vegetarians’ diets have in common.
"There are a lot of people who say,
‘Yeah, I’m a vegetarian,’ and then
they eat chicken or fish or something,"
remarked Jessie Levin ’03, who is a
vegetarian.
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Students
Show off Shoes
By Diana Silbergeld
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Diversity at Wesleyan?
That’s right–just look at our shoes.
From Birkenstocks to army boots, the variety of
shoes mirrors the vast assortment of
personalities on campus. "Shoes reflect
people’s personalities," said Matt
Pierce ’03.
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Ampersand
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Editorial Aaron
Hilliard & Luke Del Tredici
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NOTE:
This editorial was written before we
discovered the damage to Aaron’s car. The
writing harks back to an simpler time for us,
before our innocence was shattered by the
horrific events of last night. We wrote this
light-hearted piece at a time when we still
believed that there were good things in this
world.
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Men Without
Morals Issue Aaron Hilliard &
Luke Del Tredici
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At
approximately 8:00 last night we were in the
science center computer lab working on the Amper
for today (a saucy little frat house/hate crime
matching quiz) when a friend of ours came running
in and told us that Aaron’s car, parked in
the lot off of Lawn Avenue, had been hit.
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Sports
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Football
clobbers Polar Bears 35-14 By Peter Keiper-White
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After a disappointing 28-14
loss at Amherst College last weekend, football
rebounded with a comprehensive 35-14 thrashing of
Bowdoin College in Maine Saturday. "The
biggest difference, really, is that Bowdoin
isn’t as good a team as Amherst," said
Frank Hauser, the head coach.
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Women’s
crew rows to strong finish to the season By Allison Rovner
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Although women’s crew
entered the Head of the Fish Regatta Saturday
simply to end the fall season with one extra
race, the team went home with an impressive
finish and a fish head trophy. The Head of the
Fish regatta, held in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is
shorter than most crew regattas. It is a two and
a half mile race, while most crew races are three
or three and a half miles long.
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