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Supreme Court to allow prayer in town meetings
A divided court ruled 5-4 in favor of allowing town boards to begin their sessions with sectarian prayer,...
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White House ramps up efforts to combat rape on college campuses
The White House issued a report calling on colleges to aggressively combat...
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Supreme court strikes down cap on overall campaign contributions
Last week, the Supreme Court abolished the limit on the total amount any...
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Last day of enrollment for Obamacare brings flood of applicants
This Monday at midnight was the official deadline for the first...
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Nation and World Columnist
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Last day of enrollment for Obamacare brings flood of applicants
This Monday at midnight was the official deadline for the first annual...
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Nation and World Columnist
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Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade organizers ban gays from marching openly
Boston mayor Marty Walsh chose not to attend this year’s...
Humanities, most social sciences grades fell by a sixth of a letter grade after implementation of grade deflation” policy
By SARA RATHOD ’15
Staff Writer
Three professors from the economics department...
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Senate rejects bill to reduce military commanders’ involvement in sexual assault cases
The Senate voted down a bipartisan bill on Thursday...
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EPA announces tough new sulfur emissions rules
On Monday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) unveiled a major new regulation,...
By SARA RATHOD ’15
Staff Writer
Last Wednesday, Academic Council voted by a vast majority to uphold Wellesley College’s formal partnership with Peking University (PKU), arriving at the decision after...
Attendees depart this year’s conference somewhat disappointed
SARA RATHOD ’15
Staff Writer
Last weekend, members of College Government (CG) Cabinet along with a select few general student body members...
By SARA RATHOD ’15
News Editor
Academic Council is scheduled to vote on whether to continue Wellesley’s official partnership with Peking University (PKU) after a panel of Economics professors voted...