All year long, the Wesleyan Admissions Department is hard at work preparing for the current season. While some refer to this season as “winter,” the admissions department and student ambassadors know it as admissions season – a time for prospective families to explore Wesleyan as a future school for their child.
This February, Wesleyan students are trading their khaki pants (and plaid skirts) for their best 1920’s outfits in honor of the “Flappers and Fellas” themed Winter Dance. This year’s winter dance is an opportunity for the girls to ask the boys and for Wesleyan students to spend a night partying like it’s 1920.
On the first day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me 30 minutes of Membean.
On the second day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me two peer parents.
On the third day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me three Hanger triplets.
On the fourth day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me four chicken tenders.
On the fifth day of Christmas,Wesleyan gave to me five state champ rings.
On the sixth day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me six Bible credits.
On the seventh day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me seven tardy slips.
On the eighth day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me eight printer issues.
On the ninth day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me nine spirit captains.
On the tenth day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me ten Otis muffins.
On the eleventh day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me eleven Emmelhaniezs.
On the twelfth day of Christmas, Wesleyan gave to me 12 captive portals.
Do you have your cookies ready for Santa? Here is a tasty and simple Christmas cookie recipe for the holiday season.
Christmas is know as “The most wonderful time of the year” and it is typically spent with friends and family. Every Wesleyan family has different Christmas traditions, and here are just a few of the unique Wesleyan Christmas traditions.
