Website seeks your opinion of Wesleyan

Alex Gelman '08, an intern at bystudents.com, writes:

Tired of reading about Wesleyan in Ye Olde Reviewe of Agriculture and Cattle-Rustling Institutes? Well, stop pouting there Pouty Pauline, and do something about it!

Take the bystudents.com Wesleyan survey at bystudents.com/wesleyan, and get your real opinions out there.

Whether you do it to air your own grievances, or just to warn future generations of Wesleyan students that the all-girls "Brothel" hall in the Hewitts isn't actually a brothel, know that you're thoughts and feelings on this place that you've dumped hundreds of thousands of dollars to over the years will be heard.

The Man wants you to stick this survey to The Man

Rommel Guadalupe, the Assistant Dean of Institutional Research, is interested in researching patterns of drug and alcohol use at Wesleyan. If you are interested in letting THE MAN know how often and in what quantity you get fucked up (or not), and how much it is messing up your college life (or not), here is this anonymous survey for you:

Your responses will be both anonymous and confidential. There is no way of identifying individual students, so please be open and honest with your responses. To access the survey, click on the following link and follow the login instructions listed below:

https://www.coresurvey.com/login.asp

Once you enter the survey, follow the prompts to enter the 5-digit login code. The login code is 16937.

After you login, your password will be randomly assigned and displayed. Write this password down because you will need it if you want to complete the survey at a later time rather than in one sitting.

If you have any questions, please feel to email me at rguadalupe@wesleyan.edu. Thanks in advance for your help. If you would like information about alcohol and other drugs prevention, visit the dean's office website: http://www.wesleyan.edu/deans/aod/index.html

Pretty graphs of WSA survey responses

In my general recap, back in December, of the WSA election results, I mentioned a few of the results of the WSA survey that had also been open for voting. Matt Ball '08, however, sent us a PowerPoint with some information on the survey compiled graphically. Here are some selections from that presentation: