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Author: William Liu '24, Editor-in-Chief

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The harsh reality of your fight: protesting on college campuses
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The harsh reality of your fight: protesting on college campuses

  • William Liu '24, Editor-in-Chief
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On April 17, a group of students at Columbia University established an encampment of tents on the campus’s East Butler Lawn, calling for the university […]

What does good government look like?
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What does good government look like?

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2023 has been a year to forget for the House of Representatives.  On January 3, at the opening of the 118th United States Congress, the […]

Olivia Rodrigo’s GUTS: a commendable reflection on young adulthood
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Olivia Rodrigo’s GUTS: a commendable reflection on young adulthood

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Released on September 8, GUTS is American singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo’s highly anticipated follow-up to her debut album, SOUR, which was released in 2021 to immense […]

‘Cocaine Bear’: a compelling well-crafted exercise in absurdity
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‘Cocaine Bear’: a compelling well-crafted exercise in absurdity

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Loosely inspired by the true story of an American black bear that fatally overdosed on cocaine, Elizabeth Banks’ much anticipated black comedy “Cocaine Bear” was […]

Is it possible to separate art from the artist?
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Is it possible to separate art from the artist?

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In recent years, influential artists such as rapper Kanye West and J. K. Rowling have been the subjects of massive controversies. As more and more […]

Wellesley Educators Association continues collective bargaining for new contract amidst challenges
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Wellesley Educators Association continues collective bargaining for new contract amidst challenges

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Due to scheduling difficulties during the summer, the WEA and the WPS decided to put negotiations on hold until the start of this school year. […]

Lunar New Year should be a school holiday in Wellesley
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Lunar New Year should be a school holiday in Wellesley

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Over the last few years, the status of Lunar New Year, an East Asian cultural holiday marking the beginning of a year on the traditional […]

Joe Biden’s first year: notable successes and catastrophic failures
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Joe Biden’s first year: notable successes and catastrophic failures

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As President Joe Biden’s first year nears its end, his failures have certainly overshadowed his successes in the court of public opinion. From December 17 […]

Donda: Kanye West’s musical renaissance
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Donda: Kanye West’s musical renaissance

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Named after his late mother, Donda is the tenth studio album by controversial American music icon Kanye West. Executively produced by himself and featuring a […]

The problem with social media censorship
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The problem with social media censorship

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In the days following the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol, several major social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook, made the […]

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