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How W&L students are perceived by Lex community
by Nazo Burgy in News
Rich, white, and Southern" are three of the most popular descriptions for the W&L student body. Though these stereotypes may not hold true for the entire student population, they are common generalizations for outsiders looking in on the W&L community. But is this how the greater W&L, Lexington, and Rockbridge County communities actually view the students?
"We all have stereotypes we carry around with us," Professor of Economics Linda Hooks said.
by Sarah Bloom in News
Four year old Isaac Conner, son of W&L English Professor Marc Conner, attends Yellow Brick Road Early Learning Center (YBR) where he loves learning and playing with his friends.
"YBR is a wonderful combination..." said father Marc Conner of his son's preschool and day care.
by Alex Weintz in News
A recent W&L alumnus and former student body president announced his bid for the U.S. House of Representatives last month. Jeff Cook '01 is trying to win a primary election against incumbent
Cook must defeat Sue Kelly of New York's 19th Congressional District in the primary to enter the general election as the Republican nominee.
by Megan Ward in News
Hundreds of W&L students list very personal information on their online Facebook profiles, including birthdays, AOL screen names, phone numbers and addresses. Many other student profiles reference drinking, drugs and humor that many view as inappropriate and offensive.
