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Paywalled journalism threatens democracy
In an effort to keep up with current events and be more informed, I, like many others, scroll through an online news feed.
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Empathy over expectations: The essential Femininomenon
Chappell Roan’s “Casual” blared from the Alumnae Green speakers as my newfound friends and I danced to the raunchy lyrics, ...
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Latest WOAW bargaining session expands research opportunities for union members
On Oct. 8, the Wellesley Organized Academic Workers (WOAW) union members reached an agreement on participating in flagship ...
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COVID-19 in its fifth year: a look into current resources and advocacy
Rylie Zhang ’28 called Health Services after testing positive for COVID-19. While she expected an answer to her question ...
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Zumba, culture, and controversy: Professor Rivera-Rideau’s newest book debut
On Oct. 2, Professor Rivera-Rideau and the Suzy Newhouse Center co-hosted a book release event for her latest book, “Fitness ...
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Demolish everything. We want more Mods!
The Wellesley Snooze is the satire section of The Wellesley News. It operates independently and its editorial content is ...
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Asian Dance Organization offers only K-pop dances this semester
Wellesley’s Asian Dance Organization (WADO) is facing criticism from members for only offering K-pop dances.  As the name ...