Wellesley In Solidarity
To the University of Virginia and Charlottesville Community: We, the Wellesley College Class of 2021, come from communities around the…
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Shadow grading allows students to comfortably adjust to college academics vs Shadow grading disproportionately affects humanities enrollments
Shadow grading is an integral part of the first year of a Wellesley student. Most prospective students are aware of…
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Secular humanism doesn’t compromise moral comfort
One look at 21st century religious extremism is sufficient to give today’s atheist an ego boost. As religious based violence,…
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Britain’s snap vote needed for political unity
On April 18, British Prime Minister Theresa May shocked her country by calling for a snap vote to be held…
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Subjects and events mentioned in this article will remain unnamed for the sake of anonymity. The author hopes the absence…
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Victims of violence should not have their pasts scrutinized by media
Whenever instances of abuse or violence occur and are widely spread over social media, a lot of information will often…
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Trump’s presidency must remain topical in journalism
Now that inauguration day has come and gone, and President Trump’s 100th day in office is quickly approaching, there are…
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In continuation of the previous editorial
Our editorial last week on free speech received extensive coverage from our community and from outside sources. In light of…
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Free speech is not violated at Wellesley
Many members of our community, including students, alumnae and faculty, have criticized the Wellesley community for becoming an environment where…
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Compensation will not solve all of College Government’s Issues
This coming Wednesday, the student body will vote on whether or not to compensate Wellesley College Government by using approximately…
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