To minister, we need intiative
As students from Wellesley, MIT, Tufts, Harvard, and so forth assert in graduation speeches that they and their peers will…
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Sponsored content is necessary to save declining media industry
Visit any news site nowadays — Huffington Post, The New York Times, Buzzfeed — and you’ll find a number of…
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Inauguration Interviews – Vivian Pinn: Try something different
A women’s health pioneer, Dr. Vivian Pinn served as the founding director of the Office of Research on Women’s Health…
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Dating apps condone racism through preference features
It seems as if sexual discrimination is one of the contexts in which blatant racism is still considered acceptable. Cloaked…
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Solitary Suppers: Eating alone offers opportunity for self-care
How we eat is arguably as important as what we eat. Recently, there has been an increase in commentary on…
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Completing SEQs facilitates a helpful dialogue between students and faculty
Tomorrow, each of us will receive an email inviting us to submit Student Evaluation Questionnaires (SEQs) for the semester. In…
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Wellesley must challenge socioeconomic bias of College Government
It is a shame that Wellesley College, a historically women’s college, was one of the last institutions to value the…
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Innovative entrepreneurs invent apps by and for women
At the Minnesota Tech $100K Catalyst Finale 2016 on Feb. 10, Area professor Daniel Dwight,made a monumental speech on the…
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Pursuing careers in science: Don’t be afraid to think small
When it came to science research, it always seemed that bigger was always better. It was with that sort of…
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Beyoncé is a Queen but she’s not India’s rani
What does “Got me feeling drunk and high” have to do with Indian culture? Absolutely nothing. I’ll admit readily that…
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