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KAIT BEDELL & HARLEY LACARDO

Mar 1

Are DIII sports worth playing?

Yes: Division III is the runt of the litter. We pay for most of our own gear. We aren’t offered as many resources as other divisions.

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Editor's Corner: Student journalists: See it from our angle

KAIT BEDELL

Mar 1

Editor's Corner: Student journalists: See it from our angle

As you flip through the pages of this newspaper, it only takes a few minutes of your time.

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DAN ATKINSON

Mar 1

Advisor's Adage: Join the 1851 Chronicle!

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MICHAEL CURRAN

Mar 1

You think you know someone

Scrolling Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, YouTube, watching movies and TV shows, you may be enamored by celebrities you see on your screen.

KAIT BEDELL & HARLEY LACARDO

Mar 1

Are DIII sports worth playing?

Yes: Division III is the runt of the litter. We pay for most of our own gear. We aren’t offered as many resources as other divisions.

KAIT BEDELL

Mar 1

Editor's Corner: Student journalists: See it from our angle

As you flip through the pages of this newspaper, it only takes a few minutes of your time.

LJ VP LAFIURA

Feb 15

The campus isn’t the safety problem

We are only a month into our semester and school safety is already back in the public consciousness. In November, four students were...

PAYTON HEBERT

Feb 10

How to really make a resolution stick

Every time a new year rolls around we act like we have to change, as well. We spend the time leading into the new year making lists of...

SAMANTHA VEGA-TORRES

Nov 30, 2022

Stepping into our political power

I used to go with my parents to the polls growing up. My parents never shied away from discussing politics and the upcoming elections...

GRIFFIN BRYAN

Nov 30, 2022

Anti-Semitism is threatening America

Over the past couple of months, there has been an unexpected spike in the dissemination of antisemitic rhetoric and ideas. This hate has...

PAYTON HEBERT

Nov 30, 2022

Leave the home out of homework

In high school, the word homework made sense because, well, we did our homework at home. Now that we are in college, I argue that...

Editor's Column: The greatest book I’ve ever read

LJ VP LAFIURA

Nov 30, 2022

Editor's Column: The greatest book I’ve ever read

When one asks me what my favorite book is, they typically gawk when I say To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Most people can’t...

LJ VP LAFIURA

Oct 28, 2022

Don't make Halloween BOOring

As the calendar approaches November and we creep further into the most commercially controlled segment of the year, we hit our first...

ALEXANDRA WHITE

Oct 28, 2022

Limited language learning

When I applied here I was thrilled to learn that I didn't need to take a second language. My high school required students to take a...

ALEXANDRA WHITE

Oct 28, 2022

Create your own college experience

Growing up in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, I knew I needed a change when applying to college to avoid four more years with the same people...

PAT CARBONE

Oct 28, 2022

Parties, pressure, peace of mind

Attending a college or university comes with many new challenges. Making new friends is not always easy. Maybe you're having trouble...

ALEXANDRA WHITE

Oct 7, 2022

What happened to school spirit?

The fall season on campus is filled with sports, activities, and events sponsored by clubs. So why is no one going? The school spirit at...

KARISSA GAUGHAN

Oct 7, 2022

Code red: Desensitization is a threat

A code red drill. That's what schools call an active threat on campus. Students cram with their peers in a corner furthest from the door,...

RAYANA PETRONE

Oct 7, 2022

Dare to declare your first year

Coming into college knowing exactly what you want to do with the rest of your life post-graduation is a rarity, and students are told...

PAYTON HEBERT

Oct 7, 2022

Kids aren't for content

Though many parents use social media to document their kids’ lives, I think there are certain caveats to the Internet that parents have...

KAIE QUIGLEY

Apr 20, 2022

An eight day stay at the Holt Hotel

At the end of the fall semester, one of my friends told me his girlfriend and her suitemates were moving out of Forest Hall into Holt...

CLAIRE CRITTENDON

Apr 20, 2022

Painting politics pink, for what?

With the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, the question of how best to lead is on everyone’s mind. Would a woman in power lead...

ALEXANDRA WHITE

Apr 20, 2022

Villager connections are crucial

Last year I interviewed Charlotte Winslow, a Lasell Village resident with a deep knowledge of education and the community. Before this...

RAYANA PETRONE

Apr 20, 2022

Make the most of it

Coming to college as a first-year in 2019, I never would have expected things to turn out the way that they have.

PAT CARBONE

Apr 7, 2022

Time to change Torchlight Parade?

Lasell celebrates the end of the academic year with the Torchlight Parade. Students will carry a lit tiki torch and make their way down...

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