Wesleyan Won Round 1 Of PETA’s Most Vegetarian- Friendly College Contest

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Wesleyan won Round 1 of PETA2’s 2008 Most Vegetarian-Friendly Colleges. After surpassing our first series of competitors, Wesleyan is now up against SUNY Fredonia, Georgetown, Ohio University, UCLA, SUNY Purchase and ten other schools.

We have already outranked UC Berkeley, Yale, UPenn, Temple and UNC Chapel Hill.

Cast your vote NOW! Voting ends on November 10th.

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20 thoughts on “Wesleyan Won Round 1 Of PETA’s Most Vegetarian- Friendly College Contest

  1. Lianne

    Thanks for the shout-out! Learn more about why going vegetarian/vegan can improve your college experience (and the environment, while you’re at it) at http://www.goveg.com. Good luck in the future rounds, Wesleyan!

  2. Lianne

    Thanks for the shout-out! Learn more about why going vegetarian/vegan can improve your college experience (and the environment, while you’re at it) at http://www.goveg.com. Good luck in the future rounds, Wesleyan!

  3. Anonymous

    On a different note, isn’t it somewhat impossible that we’d win? Just by the shear size of our school in comparison to these huge institutions (a lot of them state schools), if they were making a quarter of the effort BA was making they’d be able to get a much larger voting population.

  4. Anonymous

    On a different note, isn’t it somewhat impossible that we’d win? Just by the shear size of our school in comparison to these huge institutions (a lot of them state schools), if they were making a quarter of the effort BA was making they’d be able to get a much larger voting population.

  5. Anonymous

    So, there are a few reasons I am deeply skeptical of this contest. First: I’m guessing most vegetarian students have eaten primarily at their own school, and maybe a few times at other schools, so there’s really no grounds on which to judge the comparative quality. Secondly, and probably much more importantly, it is clear that the main lobby in this campaign is Bon Appetite. They’ve printed up signs and stickers (which we are paying for through our meal plan), and today were literally trying to buy my vote my giving me free coffee at Pi. I think that BA is definitely looking for (probably unearned) praise. Protect the public interest against food service lobbying. Make BA earn a reputation by making vegetarian food that students actually praise. Vote against Wesleyan.

  6. Anonymous

    So, there are a few reasons I am deeply skeptical of this contest. First: I’m guessing most vegetarian students have eaten primarily at their own school, and maybe a few times at other schools, so there’s really no grounds on which to judge the comparative quality. Secondly, and probably much more importantly, it is clear that the main lobby in this campaign is Bon Appetite. They’ve printed up signs and stickers (which we are paying for through our meal plan), and today were literally trying to buy my vote my giving me free coffee at Pi. I think that BA is definitely looking for (probably unearned) praise. Protect the public interest against food service lobbying. Make BA earn a reputation by making vegetarian food that students actually praise. Vote against Wesleyan.

  7. Anonymous

    Peta arent militant extremists. They arent even extremist, when you consider the measures that some animal rights activists. This is where animal rights people get frustrated with, and even anti-, peta.They are, however, very good at making animal rights more visible. I think this is where people who are not interested in animal rights get frustrated with peta.

  8. Anonymous

    Peta arent militant extremists. They arent even extremist, when you consider the measures that some animal rights activists. This is where animal rights people get frustrated with, and even anti-, peta.

    They are, however, very good at making animal rights more visible. I think this is where people who are not interested in animal rights get frustrated with peta.

  9. Anonymous

    About the only contests Wesleyan doesnt come in 13th are the Vegetarian and All Time Gay undergrad. schools of all time.

  10. Anonymous

    About the only contests Wesleyan doesnt come in 13th are the Vegetarian and All Time Gay undergrad. schools of all time.

  11. Anonymous

    This Wes vegetarian encourages you not to vote for Wesleyan in this contest. Bon Appetit has enough unfounded hubris

  12. Anonymous

    This Wes vegetarian encourages you not to vote for Wesleyan in this contest. Bon Appetit has enough unfounded hubris

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