The final stretch: Track & Field closes out indoor season
On Feb. 17, Wellesley Track & Field competed in the New England Division III Indoor Championships hosted by Springfield College….
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Winter Wellness
Despite Wellesley students’ access to the Keohane Sports Center (KSC), pool, indoor track, spin room, fitness center and numerous student-led…
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Why you aren’t getting your summer internship
Summer is only 2,184 hours or 90 days, away, and if you haven’t secured your internship yet, you may be…
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What’s the deal with Timothée Chalamet? Two writers elaborate on their opposing views
Life imitates art as “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” protest tactic spreads
Since its release last November, the film “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” has never strayed far from the headlines. Between…
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‘Black Panther’ marks a triumphant turn for the Marvel Cinematic Universe
“Black Panther” is an ambitious film that aims to portray Africa, African culture and Blackness in a different light. Marvel…
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Increased on-screen representation should make for more work opportunities for disabled actors
On March 1, the New York City Roundabout Theater Company will debut “Amy and the Orphans,” featuring actress Jamie Brewer,…
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Netflix finds a golden ticket and a new marketing strategy in David Ayer’s “Bright”
Netflix, the poster child of streaming services, has had a few setbacks as of late. They used to dominate the…
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HOLY COW! Nagasu lands a triple axel at the 2018 Winter Games
“HOLY COW!” Former Olympic U.S. figure skater and NBC sports commentator Tara Lipinski shouted after Mirai Nagasu attempted, and landed,…
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Wellesley Fencing racks up 20 wins
The Wellesley College Fencing Team is wrapping up its most successful season in seven years, fueled by an energetic coaching…
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