Reader-submitted pre-break goodies

Annalisa Bolin '08 points out that no Wesleyan classes made the Family Security Matters' list of "America's Most Dangerous College Courses." Says Annalisa: "We didn't make the list! I'm so disappointed."

What is this list, you ask? It's about this:

Arrogant professors, protected by tenure and faint-hearted administrators, use their classrooms to spread their twisted views of America and its allies. [... S]tudents are not being taught properly and universities and colleges are robbing their students of the well-rounded educations they are paying for and deserve.

... These courses represent the worst seminars offered by a university or college in 2007-2008, and should be avoided if you appreciate honest and rational debate – and if you wish to steer clear of anti-American rhetoric. Courses that rob students of facts, and professors who stroke their egos and indoctrinate students, are dangerous.

On a less ideological note, Mary Lauran Hall '10 writes in to let us know that those apples of Wesleyan's eye—MGMT—were ranked no. 94 in Pitchfork's "Top 100 Songs of 2007" list. Go MGMT!