Small details leave a lasting impression in the Boston Ballet’s “Onegin”
This spring, Boston Ballet has released a new production that is different from traditional ballets such as Swan Lake and…
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The Martian offers refreshing, realistic take on epic sci-fi genre
Six astronauts struggle in the midst of a red sandstorm, attempting to make their way to from base to the…
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“Game of Thrones” David J. Peterson discusses the Invention of Language
HBO’s “Game of Thrones” is well known for the gore and action that is packed together into every scene, inducing…
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum enchants visitors with historical architecture
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is a museum known for its different takes on public displays of art. The patron,…
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“Boruto: Naruto the Movie” touches the hearts and minds
**Spoiler Warning!** Many know Naruto as one of the best selling manga series in history. Created in 1997 by Masashi…
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The Met’s “China Through the Looking Glass” exhibits dazzling Chinese fashion
This summer was hardly short of buzzing excitement regarding special exhibitions held at museums scattered throughout the East Coast. One…
Read MoreWellesley should stop requiring SAT scores
Standardized test evaluates students unfairly It’s amazing how one acronym can strike fear in the hearts of an entire…
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Google at Wellesley aims to boost confidence for women in tech
Sonali Sastry ’15 doesn’t take no for an answer when it comes to getting women involved in technology. Decked out…
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Wellesley ushers in new organizations
Clubs include Wellesley Game and Fish, Robogals, Bitcoin, WIPI and CS Club This year’s annual organization fair on Sept. 10…
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Wendys work around the world
Summer vacation has always been a desire inhabited in the hearts and minds of students. Mention the word “summer” and…
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