Honor Code Council facilitates Honor Code Awareness Week prior to finals: 47 honor code charges were made in the 2012-13 academic year
By GRACE BALLENGER ’17 Contributing Writer Throughout this week, the Honor Code Council (HCC) is hosting events to promote the honor code before finals and increase the visibility of the HCC … [Read More...]
The holiday movies that will get you through finals
By KRISTEN GREEN ’14 and MARIANA ZEPEDA ’14 Features Editor and Online Editor Finals period falls especially close to the holiday season this year, but you don’t have to wait until your plane … [Read More...]
Selfies are an exercise in vanity, not confidence
By VICTORIA HILLS '14 Co-Editor in Chief The word was selected because of its skyrocketing popularity over the past year—“selfie” saw an astounding 17,000 percent increase in use over 2012. Some … [Read More...]
Six weeks, four plays: Theatre Studies class takes scripts from inception to performance
By KAT MALLARY ’17 Assistant Arts Editor A month and a half isn’t a lot of time to take a blank piece of paper to a complete onstage production. But that’s exactly what two groups have … [Read More...]
Swimming and diving is ready to make waves
By EDEN LITTRELL ’14 Sports and Wellness Editor The swimming and diving team is off to a strong start this year: they beat Clark University 169-120 and Simmons College 201-102 in dual-team … [Read More...]
This Week | Features
The holiday movies that will get you through finals
By KRISTEN GREEN ’14 and MARIANA ZEPEDA ’14 Features Editor and Online Editor Finals period falls especially close to the holiday season this year, but you don’t have to wait … [Read More...]
College to honor Ruth Nagel Jones ’42
By KRISTEN GREEN ’14 Features Editor Ruth Nagel Jones ’42, daughter of famed film star Conrad Nagel and an important philanthropist of the Los Angeles community, died on … [Read More...]
This Week | Arts
Six weeks, four plays: Theatre Studies class takes scripts from inception to performance
By KAT MALLARY ’17 Assistant Arts Editor A month and a half isn’t a lot of time to take a blank piece of paper to a complete onstage production. But that’s exactly what two groups have … [Read More...]
The rise of movies to musicals: Why Broadway needs to return to its roots
By PATRICE CALDWELL ’15 Staff Writer In recent years there has been an increase in the movie to musical phenomenon. The rise makes sense as it is understandable that producers and directors … [Read More...]
This Week | Sports
Swimming and diving is ready to make waves
By EDEN LITTRELL ’14 Sports and Wellness Editor The swimming and diving team is off to a strong start this year: they beat Clark University 169-120 and Simmons College 201-102 in dual-team … [Read More...]
WORKOUT OF THE WEEK
This week’s workout comes from Claire Benson ’14, who is a boot camp instructor for Wellesley Recreation at the Keohane Sports Center. Workout Cardio for five minutes to warm up (running, … [Read More...]
