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    • The darker side of DNA testing
      The darker side of DNA testing
    • President’s Corner: 5/8/19
      President’s Corner: 5/8/19
    • Outside the Bubble: 5/8/19
      Outside the Bubble: 5/8/19
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    • Sarah Abramson ’21 develops tool to assist with arm mobility
      Sarah Abramson ’21 develops tool to assist with arm mobility
    • Alisha Pegan ’16 helps implement climate solutions in Boston
      Alisha Pegan ’16 helps implement climate solutions in Boston
    • Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration fights the prison industrial complex on and off campus
      Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration fights the prison industrial complex on and off campus
    • Alumnae Spotlight
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    • Joe Biden’s apology to Anita Hill emphasizes how little the United States cares about black women
      Joe Biden’s apology to Anita Hill emphasizes how little the United States cares about black women
    • Dr. Steady’s symposium proves to be not only a display of appreciation but also of cultural appropriation
      Dr. Steady’s symposium proves to be not only a display of appreciation but also of cultural appropriation
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      Letter to the editor re: Ashraf Youssef suspended for undisclosed reasons
    • Staff Editorial
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    • The Elephant in the Room
  • Arts
    • “Stranger Things” creators face lawsuit over copyright infringement
      “Stranger Things” creators face lawsuit over copyright infringement
    • Winter fell in an anti-climatic battle for the dawn and petty drama continues to rise
      Winter fell in an anti-climatic battle for the dawn and petty drama continues to rise
    • “Avengers: Endgame” presents an epic conclusion to an era
      “Avengers: Endgame” presents an epic conclusion to an era
    • Arts In The News
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    • Music Peek
  • Sports and Wellness
    • Athletics Update: 5/8/2019
      Athletics Update: 5/8/2019
    • Sunlight can make you happier and less stressed
      Sunlight can make you happier and less stressed
    • Shotokan Karate Club Flies Higher
      Shotokan Karate Club Flies Higher
    • Athlete of the Week
    • Boston Sports Update
    • The Vegan Digest
    • The SHE Corner
  • Miscellanea
    • Selections from the new Wellesley 100
      Selections from the new Wellesley 100
    • 5 people you’ll meet on the Local Motion Bus, and how to avoid them
      5 people you’ll meet on the Local Motion Bus, and how to avoid them
    • Wellesley College geese stage protest to “take back their campus”
      Wellesley College geese stage protest to “take back their campus”
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Faculty Focus, Features

Lab instructor Ginny Quinan incorporates hands-on learning in her teaching approach

By Kira Hamilton

Lab instructor Ginny Quinan has a deep interest in enriching her students’ academic experiences with hands-on-learning. At the moment, Quinan…

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Alumnae Spotlight, Features

Jenn Yang ’12 perseveres in plant biology research

By Kira Hamilton

Jenn Yang ’12 considers her Ph.D. in plant biology a small rebellion: throughout her childhood, her family defined “successful careers”…

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Alumnae Spotlight, Features

Economics Professor Olga Shurchkov ’01 discovers the power behind a Wellesley education

By Kira Hamilton

According to Olga Shurchkov ’01, life as a Wellesley alumna returning to campus as a professor is not unlike working…

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News

Multicultural requirement draws criticism as community gathers to re-evaluate its validity

By Kira Hamilton

Before a student receives a degree from Wellesley College, they must fulfill all the academic requirements which Wellesley considers essential…

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Alumnae Spotlight, Features

After WZLY and WBUR, Zoë Sobel ’14 takes her reporting skills to rural Unalaska

By Kira Hamilton

Zoë Sobel ’14 never imagined that just three years out of Wellesley College, she would be reporting with the radio…

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