Internet quizzes that are getting a little too personal
by Broti Gupta '15 Staff Columnist Over the past few months, have your Facebook friends been posting results to “What They Should Be When They Grow Up?!” or “What Kind of Disney Princess Are They?!” … [Read More...]
Duke freshman’s work in porn cheapens female sexuality
By ABIGAIL STINSON ’17 Contributing Writer For the last few weeks, the Internet has been buzzing with the revelation that a Duke University freshman is paying for college by working as a … [Read More...]
SKATERS’ ‘Manhattan’: a quality almost-punk-rock homage to NYC
By VICTORIA UREN ’17 Contributing Writer When Mike Cummings met Josh Hubbard at a party at what he called a “really fancy-ass house” in Los Angeles, SKATERS was born. Two members later, the … [Read More...]
Four pretty paths to run down this spring
By VICTORIA HILLS ’14 Co-Editor in Chief The days are slowly warming. Deep inhalations no longer burn your throat and lungs. As the days lengthen and paths begin to dry, the outdoors finally … [Read More...]
This Week | Features
Internet quizzes that are getting a little too personal
by Broti Gupta '15 Staff Columnist Over the past few months, have your Facebook friends been posting results to “What They Should Be When They Grow Up?!” or “What Kind of Disney … [Read More...]
Behold the automated boyfriend: BroApp offers solution to guys who can’t text
By KRISTEN GREEN ’14 and MARIANA ZEPEDA ’14 Features Editor and Online Editor Two bros from Brisbane, Australia recently launched BroApp, a $2 application, now only available … [Read More...]
This Week | Arts
SKATERS’ ‘Manhattan’: a quality almost-punk-rock homage to NYC
By VICTORIA UREN ’17 Contributing Writer When Mike Cummings met Josh Hubbard at a party at what he called a “really fancy-ass house” in Los Angeles, SKATERS was born. Two members later, the … [Read More...]
Boston loves impressionism: The MFA creates an exhibit curated by you
By KILY WONG ’16 Staff Writer It seems the buzz around the exhibition “Boston Loves Impressionism,” which opened on Feb. 14, has not dwindled in the least as Bostonians and art enthusiasts … [Read More...]
This Week | Sports
Four pretty paths to run down this spring
By VICTORIA HILLS ’14 Co-Editor in Chief The days are slowly warming. Deep inhalations no longer burn your throat and lungs. As the days lengthen and paths begin to dry, the outdoors finally … [Read More...]
BLEACHER FEATURE: A conversation with Wellesley’s Athlete of the Week
By Emily Bary ’15 Co-Editor in Chief Jasmine Davis ’17 had fenced in high school but wasn’t sure that she was going to continue with the sport in college. After talking with her coach and … [Read More...]
