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Marsha Malinowski ’82 at Art Auction Panel

Alums hold art auction panel

Panel shares a lesser known use for liberal arts Full story

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Paris during Nuit Blanche

Travelogues: juniors on their semester abroad

Four juniors wrote in to tell us how they're enjoying their study abroad experiences in Egypt, France, Brazil, and Denmark. Full story

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JJ Keki

Jammin' with "JJ," international style

Jewish Ugandan Grammy nominee JJ Keki performed to promote his interfaith fair trade coffee co-op. Full story

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Racism or PTSD?

Mainstream media has got it all wrong. Full story

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Coach Kroll and the Wellesley Blue Basketball Team 2009

From Big Ten to liberal arts

New coach Jennifer Kroll talks basketball Full story

Famed political analyst Bay Buchanan invited to talk women in the political workplace

Drawing on personal experiences as a Reagan campaign veteran and conservative commentator, notable Republican political analyst Angela “Bay” Buchanan was armed with advice for women on how to come out on top, whether it’s in office politics or political office.

Professor investigates how language affects cognition

Psychology Professor Jennie Pyers was featured in the November issue of “Scientific American Mind” for her current research on the theory of mind and language proficiency.

Wellesley FML

Wellesley FML’s benefits overshadow lack of anonymity

Wellesley FML shows students that they are not alone in their dissatisfaction.

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News

North Korean activist presses for student involvement

Suzanne Scholte says North Korean defectors need Wellesley students' help.

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Features

Cute Camel in Egypt

Travelogues: Egypt

I find myself walking down the street to a chorus of “Welcome to Egypt!” — sometimes in a variety of European languages...I’ve become used to the idea that this feeling of relative otherness is a part of living within another culture.

Brazil (Katherine Judd

Travelogues: Brazil

Everywhere I go, I’m continually surprised by how much Brazilians are willing to share. They’re eager to show me everything about their culture and way of life—one that’s so different in many ways from mine in the U.S.

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Arts

What's Happening from 11/18-11-11/24

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Sports

Fall Frenzy Powderpuff Football

Flag football rocks tailgate, seniors emerge victorious

Saturday dawned with pouring rain, but that didn’t stop the Powderpuff Football Tournament from rocking Tailgate this past weekend.

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Crime and Punishment: Too harsh for the too young?

There are neither psychological nor biological reasons to suggest that the judgment of a 17 year-old minor is substantially impaired...in comparison to that of an 18 year-old adult.

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Crime and Punishment: Too harsh for the too young?

Naiveté, aggressiveness, impulsivity and susceptibility to mob mentality are characteristics of adolescence that can drive youths to commit criminal acts [without] the right societal checks.

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