Designer babies come with a hefty moral price tag
You eat genetically-engineered tomatoes, wear clothes made from genetically-engineered cotton and may even take drugs produced by genetically-engineered goats. Scientists…
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Athletics Update 12/4/18
From the basketball court to the swimming pool, Wellesley had a successful weekend of competition, with every team improving their…
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PERA fitness challenges motivate movement
We all know the benefits of exercise — it boosts your mood, strengthens bones and muscles, increases energy and leads…
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The patchwork quilt of Democratic America
Will Rogers, an early 20th-century humorist and social commentator, once remarked, “I am not a member of any organized political…
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Fencing team points to a promising season
Wellesley Fencing had a stellar start to their winter season last Sunday, Nov. 4, at the Long Island University (LIU)…
Read MoreFighting the fall flu season
You’ve probably already noticed the coughs and sneezes in classrooms, the library or your residence hall — there’s no doubt…
Read MoreWellesley athletes shine at homecoming
From Oct. 12-14, Wellesley Athletics celebrated their annual Homecoming, kicking off the festivities with the Blue Nation Pasta Dinner for…
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Anita Hill and Christine Blasey Ford: a black and white issue?
This week, the country was gripped for the second time in three decades by allegations of sexual misconduct by a…
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Athletics Update
Wellesley volleyball, golf, field hockey, soccer and cross country have each had a strong start to their seasons, with many…
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Boston Red Sox Are Three-Time AL East Champions
On Sept. 20, the Boston Red Sox clinched their third consecutive American League (AL) East title with an 11-6 win…
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