Don’t Obliterate Clinton’s Future
“DeWitt Clinton High School should not be closed,” I write in the Points of View section of The Riverdale Press. “That would accomplish nothing and would waste a valuable and unique opportunity.”
Save DeWitt Clinton High School
Dear Mayor Bloomberg, Chancellor Walcott, and the people of the City of New York,
DeWitt Clinton High School should not be closed. The closure of DeWitt Clinton High School will accomplish nothing but the waste of a valuable and unique opportunity.
It has been argued that the history of a school does not matter, that it is only the present activities of the school that matter. That is not the version of History that I learned at DeWitt Clinton. The History that I learned at DeWitt Clinton commands that the past is important, that the past is critical to the present. DeWitt Clinton High School has a story that stretches over 115 years, starring hundreds of thousands of students, parents, faculty, and staff. Continue reading “Save DeWitt Clinton High School”
Argus: WSA Holds Open Forum On Response to Recent Assaults
Argus: WSA Holds Open Forum On Response to Recent Assaults
“The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) held an open forum meeting on Oct. 28 to discuss the influx of incidents between University students and non-University students over Homecoming Weekend. They addressed the campus reaction to the assaults and their plans to prevent further events like these from occurring.”
Argus: WSA Forms New Diversity Committee
Argus: WSA Forms New Diversity Committee
“The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) announced last Tuesday, Sept. 25, that it was forming a new subcommittee of the Community Outreach Committee (COCo) called the Committee for Inclusion and Diversity (CID). This committee, which will begin meeting in early October, is slated to work to facilitate discussions about diversity issues at the University through both outreach and organized events.”
Argus: WSA Brings New York Times Online
Argus: WSA Brings New York Times Online
“The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) recently announced that it has expanded availability of The New York Times (NYT) for the University community to the paper’s online edition. While the NYTReadership Program had provided four hundred free paper copies on weekdays to students and faculty at several sites on campus, the WSA’s new subscription now includes two hundred paper copies. These newspapers will continue to be available at Usdan, the Public Affairs Center (PAC), and outside Pi Café. Additionally, a maximum of four hundred simultaneously logged-in readers will have access to the online edition.”
Argus: WSA Presidential Hopefuls Go Head-to-Head in Debate
Argus: WSA Presidential Hopefuls Go Head-to-Head in Debate
“The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) presidential debate was held yesterday between incumbent WSA President Zachary Malter ’13 and WSA Coordinator Arya Alizadeh ’13. Approximately 60 students attended parts of the debate, which was held on the first floor of the Usdan University Center.”
Argus: ITC Offers Students Technology Resources Around Campus
Argus: ITC Offers Students Technology Resources Around Campus
“On Feb. 23 the Information Technology Committee (ITC), chaired by Syed Ali ’13, selected its newest members. The refreshed committee plans to discuss and improve aspects of campus technology, from public computers to Wesleyan Mobile apps to laundry.”
