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Blocktoberfest

From Talia Baurer ’15:

This Saturday at 1 PM, party it up in the Fountain backyards daytime-style—at our October block party!

Things that will exist at this event:

  • food
  • music (to play, email mfinlayson(at)wesleyan(dot)edu)
  • pumpkin carving
  • tie-dye
  • face painting
  • giant bubbles
  • YOU!
  • the woodframe and Fauver CAs behaving like this

Come out to enjoy the backyards and our Wes community before hibernation season!

Date: Saturday, October 11th, 2014
Time: 1–4PM
Place: Fountain/Pine Backyards
Cost: Free!

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Weekend Recap: Jurassic, Foam, and More

Unfortunately, this weekend did not start on a Wednesday given the tropical downpour that trapped Nest-goers indoors because their housemates thought the rain a good excuse to curl up and watch Dexter. Thursday passed in the same depressing mode, but Wesleyan stepped up to the plate on Friday, serving up a rowdy crowd at the packed Jurassic Park screening at the Goldsmith Family Cinema. Enthusiastic sophomore Trevor Dorn-Wallenstein ’15 even dressed the part in a dino onesie. Good for him.

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An hour after movie-goers stumbled out of the family cinema, people began to congregate at Senior Fauver and whatever silent party was going on on Fountain. Digression: What is up with Fountain this year? Where are the fun parties?

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Final Big Dog BarberSesh at 57 Fountain

big dog barbershopLast chance to get yr hair did at 57 Fountain this semester, by Sam Cartwright-Punnet ‘11 and/or Gabby Weinrott ‘11 (not pictured).

Unisex haircuts, $5 a pop. Walk down to the porch on Fountain playing ragtime or smooth jazz.

Yeah it’s cold, maybe we will have a space heater or something.

Date: Friday, December 11
Time: 1-3 pm
Place: 57 Fountain
Cost: $5/ haircut

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Saturday Haircuts

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Sam Cartwright-Punnet ‘11 and Gabby Weinrott ‘11 (not pictured) are once again cutting heads Saturday afternoon, 3-5 on the front porch of 57 Fountain.

Unisex haircuts, $5 a pop. Walk down Fountain and listen for the ragtimey music. Parents welcome!

Date: Saturday, November 7
Time: 3-5 pm
Place: 57 Fountain
Cost: $5/ haircut

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Big Dog Barbershop, 57 Fountain

DSC_1817Sam Cartwright-Punnet ‘11 and Gabby Weinrott ‘11 (not pictured) are once again cutting heads Friday afternoon, 1-3 on the front porch of 57 Fountain.

Unisex haircuts, $5 a pop. Walk down Fountain and listen for the ragtimey music.

Date: Friday
Time: 1-3 pm
Place: 57 Fountain
Cost: $5/ haircut

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57 Fountain: Cutting More Heads

haircutAfter last fortnight’s success, tonsorial artist Sam Cartwright-Punnet ‘11 is once again offering $5 haircuts on the porch of 57 Fountain, Friday afternoon from 1-3 pm.

Coiffeuse-in-training Gabrielle Weinrott ’11 makes it a unisex venture this week, with free haircuts.

Follow the ragtimey music down Fountain between 1 and 3.

Date: Friday, October 9
Time: 1-3 pm
Place: 57 Fountain, makeshift barber shop
Cost: $5/ haircut from Sam, free from Gabrielle

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57 Fountain: We Cut Heads

norman rockwell barberLooking for a quality haircut for not a lot of cash?

Sam Cartwright-Punnet ’11 is offering $5 haircuts on the porch of 57 Fountain on Friday afternoon. Just walk up Fountain between 3 and 5 and follow the ragtimey music.

Date: Friday, September 25th
Time: 3-5 pm
Place: 57 Fountain
Cost: $5/ haircut

Town-gown relations: moving forward

At last night’s Middletown Public Safety Committee meeting, Common Council member Thomas Serra recommended a good way to build positive relations between students and the city—one that is apparently already on the books but not being followed.

According to Ed McKeon of The Middletown Eye:

Commission member Thomas Serra suggested that the city follow a resolution passed in 1990 which requires a monthly meeting between the city, represented by the mayor, the majority council leader, the minority council leader, the president of Wesleyan, the student assembly leader and a member of the public.