New Wellesley restaurant “b.good” offers wholesome menu items—at costly prices
A popular Boston-based restaurant chain, b.good, opened on Feb. 7 in downtown Wellesley, replacing the burrito chain Boloco. While b.good…
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Travel ban executive order limits U.S. artistic growth
United States President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 27 that suspends citizens of certain countries from entering…
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Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic Sebastian Smee on “The Art of Rivalry”
Australian Pulitzer Prize-winning and ENG 351 The Robert Garis Seminar in Non-Fiction Prose professor Sebastian Smee gave a lecture Tuesday…
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New Chinese law to combat box office fraud will also regulate film content
The Order of the President No. 54 approved the Law on Promotion of Film Industry in China on Nov. 7,…
Read MoreUber drivers should be self-employed
A United Kingdom employment court ruled on Oct. 28 that Uber drivers are Uber’s workers rather than self-employed. As a…
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AT&T-Time Warner merger subverts free market
AT&T and Time Warner are two telecommunications giants that are currently threatening capitalism and governmental checks are the only barrier…
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Student organization to provide multiple campus-wide election night events
With Wellesley College alumna Hillary Clinton ’69 in the running for the American presidency, the Wellesley College Republicans, Wellesley College…
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Winning Ideafest projects have yet to materialize
The College Government President’s Council’s (CGPC) second annual Ideafest, which was held in December 2015, served as a forum for…
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Federal bodies should support transgender healthcare in prisons
The United States military announced on Sept. 13 that they will allow Chelsea Manning, a transgender former U.S. army soldier…
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Tuition increase most impacts students not receiving financial aid
This year, tuition at Wellesley increased by 3.9 percent, culminating in a total comprehensive fee of $61,000. According to Student…
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