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Study abroad programs keep academic concerns in mind


		Study abroad programs keep academic concerns in mind

The Sophian, Smith College, MA

1 day ago by Liz Brasington

This year, 283 Smith students are, or will be, participating in a semester away from the Pioneer Valley. But will they be receiving a quality education? A recent article in The Chronicle of Higher Education called into question the academic viability of various study abroad programs.

Professor launches new English course


		Professor launches new English course

The Sophian, Smith College, MA

1 day ago by Linh Dinh

Adeline Virginia Woolf was one of the most well-renowned English writers of the 20th century. She was also a member of the Bloomsbury Group, an assortment of well-known artists, writers and intellectuals in England at the time.

This spring semester, Professor Robert Hosmer from the English language and literature department will offer a unique English course called "Reading and Writing with Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group," under the title "Crafting Creative Non-fiction.

Student org takes on transphobia

The Sophian, Smith College, MA

1 day ago by Juliane Casey

The student group "Transcending Gender" provides an opportunity for transgender, queer and allied students to discuss pertinent issues, provide support and plan educational projects for the broader campus. The group also works directly with the Smith administration to make the school more trans-friendly.

Where to go, (and not to go) when you "gotta go"

Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA

1 day ago by Jessica Smith '12 / Wire Staff

If a Wheatie poops in the woods and no one is there to see it, did it happen? Nope. Privacy is key when considering the serious business of doing your business. Comfort, accessibility, cleanliness, and a range of other miscellaneous qualities are also important in adding that extra je-ne-sais-quoi that makes our favorite Wheaton College WCs what they are.

Rhody Pic of the Day


		Rhody Pic of the Day

The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri

2 days ago by Lauren Gingerella

10/29/09 - Mary-Ellen Benoit of Lincoln, R.I. created this quilt for the Rhode Island Walk for Life Fundraiser in 2002 from t-shirts, bandannas, race bibs and pink breast cancer ribbons.

Putting censorship before scholarship


		Putting censorship before scholarship

The Justice, Brandeis University, MA

3 days ago by Tess Raser

The other side of the war


		The other side of the war

The Justice, Brandeis University, MA

3 days ago by Tali Singer

The quest to find religion


		The quest to find religion

The Justice, Brandeis University, MA

4 days ago by Justine Root

Yummy Yum from Around the World


		Yummy Yum from Around the World

Harbus, Harvard University, MA

4 days ago by Niranjana Neelakantan Gupta, Feature Writer

From the Nigiri to the California roll, aren't we all invariably left wondering what the secret is? From the green to the orange to the white, aren't we left guessing what it's all about? Sushi, no doubt, intrigues most of us. Discovering the secret behind these colorful, flavorful bites was a mission I had someday planned to accomplish.

Outside The Bubble: Remembering To Live Vicariously For Game Day

The Heights, Boston College, MA

4 days ago by Leslie Ann Fletcher

A few weeks ago on a sunny Saturday morning, I put on my Superfan shirt, walked out of my room, and headed to the game. Practically every fall for the past five years, I've devoted my Saturdays to cheering on the Eagles, and that day wasn't going to be any different.

College Connections: A Campus At A Loss To Understand Common Courtesy

The Heights, Boston College, MA

4 days ago by Lisa De Gray

Today, I saw a classmate duck for cover just so she could avoid a simple hello. Later on, I saw six students stand on a staircase and block off everyone who tried to pass in order to continue a conversation. Oh, and let's not forget those students in the dining hall who leave behind their mess as if some lower dining bus boy is going to come by to clean it.

Giddings & Guy-Sheftall speak on Ida B. Wells


		Giddings & Guy-Sheftall speak on Ida B. Wells

Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA

4 days ago by Siri Schoonderbeek '13 / Wire Staff

On Oct. 22 Wheaton College students and professors alike attended a lecture on black feminism as part of the Tropp Lecture Series

The lecture took the form of a conversation in which Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall , director of the Women's Research and Resource Center and a Spellman College professor, asked author and professor at Smith College, Paula Giddings, about her biography Ida: A Sword Among Lions.

Stereotypes Cross State Lines

The Heights, Boston College, MA

5 days ago by Brooke Schneider

A boy with wavy blonde hair, tan skin, and a longboard walks into class when he suddenly spots his friend in the corner of the lecture hall and shouts, "Dude, last night was hella sick!" Take a guess. Where is he from? When asked, most people replied that he was from California.

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