Experiencing extremes: plunging into polar pasts with NOVA to reveal future climates
Our climate is changing. This is not breaking news — CO2 levels, global temperatures and sea levels are all on…
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Stop cuffing because you’re lonely
The top Urban Dictionary definition for “cuffing season” states, “During the Fall and Winter months people who would normally rather…
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Alumnae ‘who will’ not conform: Wellesley Underground highlights nontraditional post-graduation life
The phrase “Women who will make a difference in the world” is imprinted everywhere on campus, and its connotations are…
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Getting some without getting caught during winter break
It is finally December, which is to say that the holidays are upon us. While this season instills many with…
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What are our professors tweeting about?
Many Wellesley students use Twitter, often interacting with each other in the community known as “Wellesley Twitter.” But many of…
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Friendsgiving: an alternative to Mom’s pumpkin pie, arguments over family dinner
Ah, Thanksgiving. It’s the time of the year when the “climate change denier” or the“clandestine Trump supporter” family member pops…
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First Native American graduate of Wellesley, Marion Roe-Cloud ’38, remembered for her Activism
Elizabeth Marion Roe-Cloud ’38, a member of the Winnebago tribe, was Wellesley’s first Native American graduate. While at Wellesley, Elizabeth…
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Interview with College Government Vice President Felicity Pollard
What is your year and your major? I’m a junior and a neuroscience major. What is your job…
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Your fantasy is normal: Part 2
Trigger warnings: discussions of sex, sexual assault, and rape Last week, this column discussed the academic study of sexual fantasies,…
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Obituary: Remembering Wellesley College Google Groups
Wellesley College Google Groups, a ubiquitous aspect of all Wellesley lives that has guided, enraged and above all, connected the…
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