Out of the comfort zone
Being forced to look outward toward one’s home country from a semester abroad is bound to make a person more globally oriented, and in what we repeatedly refer to as an “increasingly globalized world,” this is a definite advantage.
No place like home
The world will be waiting for you after graduation. Take advantage of what Wellesley has to offer you right now.
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.
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.
What did not motivate the Fort Hood shootings
The Fort Hood tragedy is a disturbing reminder of problems within our military, but not for the reasons of racism and PTSD so easily trotted out by mainstream sources.
A Dangerous Road
Cell phones have become accessories to rudeness.
Easy Conversation
Texting is constantly available and convenient.
What does an endless war look like? It looks like a battle without a definite strategy, in which victory always remains uncertain because no one—not even the military—is sure what the goal is.
In today’s college selection process, qualifications matter the most, followed by distinctive
backgrounds, and sometimes, if the issue is closely examined, money. Personal connections may be of some use in certain cases, but the name of your high school does not facilitate admittance.
If the administration wants to hire someone who can properly fill the role of Director of Slater, they should not consider hiring someone who has limited overseas experience.
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