News
New alcohol policy targets student group parties
By A. Larrison Campbell
A new rigidly enforced alcohol policy is threatening to transform Wesleyan’s party scene. Two weeks ago, Mike Whaley, dean of student services, sent a memo to members of the Administration and the heads of several campus societies and fraternities. The memo warned them about impending changes in the University’s enforcement of the current alcohol policy.
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Opinions
Editorial | Letters | Column | Wespeaks
A drinking school with an administration problem
Rumor has it that changes are being made to Wesleyan’s alcohol policy. Students have returned to campus only to navigate confusing waves of gossip and hearsay regarding these ominous and ambiguous modifications to the school’s regulations regarding alcohol served at parties. The Administration remains tight-lipped, choosing to leave students to waft in mystery and anxiety rather than engage in open
communication.
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Features
Second round of classrooms renovated
By Lydia Wagner
Fifteen classrooms across campus were renovated and refurbished with new technology this summer as part of Phase Two of the Classroom Improvement Program (CIP). The original classroom committee, which met in February of 1998, was charged with overseeing the planning and execution of the CIP.
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For the Record
"It’ll have to be BYOB, we still want to be a social center...but there’s no
viable way to serve them, so we’ll tell them ‘pregame in your rooms and bring
as much as you can in your pockets.’"
-Peter Bryniczka ’01
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