NEWS
Former Connecticut legislator addresses campaign finance reform
By Sam Siegel
On Monday evening, a packed crowd of over 50 students congregated in PAC 002 to hear former Connecticut Secretary of State Miles Rapoport speak on the issue of campaign finance
reform.
"I think that one of the biggest problems is our campaign finance system," Rapoport said. "It takes an incredible amount of money to run for most offices."
The talk was sponsored by Students for Campaign Finance Reform, a
new Wesleyan student group established at the beginning of the semester.
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OPINIONS
Editorial | Letters | Column | Wespeaks
MPD is here to serve and protect
We would like commend the Student Unity Network and the students
who participated in the in the police brutality protest on Oct. 22. The
protest seemed to be well-organized, peaceful and successful. The
protest, which aimed to raise awareness about police brutality and
improve relations between the Middletown Police Department (MPD)
and the University, seemed to accomplish its goals.
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FEATURES
Students march to police department
By Lee Glasser
Now don’t get me wrong. I love stupid jocks. They make it much
easier for me to focus all my anger, my frustration, and yes, my hatred,
on this mythical figure of the white hat wearing
sports star whose racist, sexist, homophobic and makes fart jokes at
dinner with his grandparents.
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For the Record
"I think the haircuts are better, but they should reinstate the all-campus
blowout [40 kegs of beer in MoCon]
~Bill Mook ’75
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Correction
In the acticle entitled "New professor incorporates ethics across curriculum" in the Oct. 20 issue of the Argus, Professor Lori Gruen’s class "Humans, Animals, and
Nature" was incorrectly reffered to as "Man, Animals, and Nature." The Argus apologizes for this error.
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