This is not an article demanding pity
60 years ago, my grandmother had to drop out of school in fourth grade to work the field and take…
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Student Organizations and Activities Committee proposes split
On Feb. 19, the Student Organizations and Appointments Committee (SOAC) chairs and College Government Vice President Saafia Masoom ’19 announced…
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Classes delayed at last minute due to weather
This winter, Wellesley has frequently seen temperatures dropping below freezing. On March 4, Wellesley experienced a high of 38 degrees…
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In an effort to cultivate community, Office of Residential Life introduces new blocking system
In an effort to create a stronger sense of community in campus living spaces, Wellesley’s Office Of Residential Life will…
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Hillary Clinton announces CGP campaign, will return to Wellesley for another year
Wellesley College students were shocked to learn via Twitter that a fifth contender for college government president (CGP) had announced…
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Wellesley lacrosse is gearing up for a strong season
Last April, Wellesley lacrosse finished its season with an overall record of 2-14. The team began its 2019 campaign on…
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CBD oil is all the rage despite ambiguous legal status
The 2018 Farm Bill, or the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, was put into law on Dec. 20, 2018, and…
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Athletics Update 3/13/2019
Wellesley lacrosse kicked off their season with a 16-7 win over Eastern Connecticut State University on March 7 that featured…
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The jump heard around the world finally breaks “The Bachelor” fantasy
After weeks of waiting and theorizing, fans of “The Bachelor” finally witnessed “the jump heard around the world” when season…
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Newly released Sylvia Plath story sheds light on “The Bell Jar”
This year we were blessed with a new (to us) short story from the patron saint of sad girls and…
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