WAAM-SLAM2 organizers rally supporters at teach in
Student coalition brainstorms next steps By XUEYING CHEN ’16 Co Editor-in-Chief WAAM-SLAM2 assembled a teach in with the College community last Friday after student representatives met with … [Read More...]
Divestment then and now: A history of Wellesley’s South African divestment movement
by Michelle Al-Ferzly ’14, Catherine B. ’15, Dhivya Perumal ’14, Whitney Sheng ’14 and Laura Wong ’16 Contributing Writers Divestment at Wellesley first surfaced in the 1980’s as a political … [Read More...]
Ignoring male victims of rape reinforces patriarchal attitudes
By NIKITA NAGRAS ’17 Contributing Writer Last year, the National Crime Victimization Survey revealed that men make up 38 percent of rape victims in the United States — a surprising percentage … [Read More...]
‘Last Week Tonight’ with John Oliver could be an exciting addition to the news-parody genre
A striving journalist toils as a field correspondent for years covering everything from obscure pieces of legislation to political scandals. After many years and increased recognition he is eventually … [Read More...]
Softball captures 2014 NEWMAC Championship with 1-0 win over Smith
By HANNAH FLESCH ’16 Contributing Writer All of the offense that pitcher Lindsay Johnson ’14 and the rest of the Blue softball team needed was off the bat of Emilyrose Havrilla ’15. The Wellesley … [Read More...]
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‘Last Week Tonight’ with John Oliver could be an exciting addition to the news-parody genre
A striving journalist toils as a field correspondent for years covering everything from obscure pieces of legislation to political scandals. After many years and increased recognition he is eventually … [Read More...]
‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’ weaves a web of tangled plots
By ALEXA WILLIAMS ’14 Arts Editor For a film that got worse reviews than “Spiderman 3,” “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” wasn’t as bad as it could have been. The second of the spidey reboots … [Read More...]
