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OpinionsDecember 6, 2017

Student contribution disproportionately affects low-income students

By Julia Leslie

At Wellesley, students on financial aid are expected to pay a ‘student contribution,’ a minimum of $1,950 per year, unless…

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Letters to the Editor, OpinionsDecember 6, 2017

Letter to the Editor

By Julie Matthaei: Professor of Economics

I write to shed light on the lay-offs of two of Wellesley’s botanical garden workers, Tony Antonucci and David Sommers,…

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Sports and WellnessDecember 6, 2017

Wellesley athletes warm up winter session

By Christine Arumainayagam

During Wellesley’s Wintersession, four out of the 13 total Wellesley sports teams stay on campus to devote time to their…

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Sports and WellnessDecember 6, 2017

Davis joins NHL’s executive office

By Fallon Oeser

Kim Davis joined the NHL this week after being appointed the new executive vice president of Social Impact, Growth Initiatives…

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Sports and WellnessDecember 6, 2017

The Canadian Football League sets a positive example for the National Football League

By Erin Kelly

On Nov. 26, fans of the Canadian Football League (CFL) watched with excitement as the Calgary Stampeders and the Toronto…

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Miscellanea, The Wellesley SnoozeDecember 6, 2017

Psychologists study what Wellesley students are willing to do for gift cards

By Mary Meisenzahl

A newly-released study by the American Psychological Association has found that Wellesley students are exceptional amongst all college students in…

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Arts, Arts In The News, ReviewsDecember 6, 2017

“Moving Stories” presents autobiographical narratives of addiction, incarceration and healing through dance

By Tabitha Gruendyke

I come out stronger in the end when I can walk through fear. -Moving Stories performer This past weekend, the…

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Arts, Arts In The NewsDecember 6, 2017

Hallmark-style Christmas movies continue to attract audiences

By Samantha Churchill

Christmas movies have long been a staple of the holiday season. In recent years, however, many of the newly-released holiday…

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Arts, ReviewsDecember 6, 2017

“Sighted Eyes | Feeling Heart” highlights Lorraine Hansberry beyond the success of “A Raisin in the Sun”

By Elana Bridges

On Friday, Nov. 30,  a reception with Tracy Heather Strain, Wellesley alumna and director of the new feature-length documentary “Sighted…

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Arts, ReviewsDecember 6, 2017

“Lady Bird” represents a change for female storytelling

By Dominiki Kurz

On Nov. 27, the Rotten Tomatoes editorial board announced that a new film, “Lady Bird,” written and directed by Greta…

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