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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Wellesley Centers for Women bridges gaps between research and policy
The façade of Cheever House rises among the trees of Route 16 as if out of nowhere. Chipped white paneling…
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Media proceeds in necessary but sexist investigations of Presidential candidates’ health
At a memorial service for 9/11 last week, Hillary Clinton collapsed due to pneumonia, prompting a whirlwind of media coverage…
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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 struggles to enroll socioeconomically diverse international students
In 2013, 276 international students called Wellesley home. Of this group, 158 students hailed from East and South Asia. Yet, in the…
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Gaming culture alienates female players
A friend of mine, a self-proclaimed gamer like myself, has a simple theory for why any girl starts to play…
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A case of political incorrectness: Opinions section unfairly coerce students into having opinions
Editors Note: This article is part of our annual satirical edition of the Wellesley News. A recent poll of Wellesley students…
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Cast a vote against castration
You would be hard-pressed to find a group more universally despised than pedophilic sex offenders, who, by all accounts, embody…
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Liang’s murder conviction deserves no leniency
On Feb. 11, 2016, NYPD Officer Peter Liang was convicted of second degree manslaughter and official misconduct for the murder…
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