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Neighborhood Review Committee presents proposalsThe release of the Second Interim Report from the Neighborhood Review Committee (NRC) earlier this month was followed by... [Read more...]
Merrill, Raymond to step down June 30Last month, President-elect Falk announced that Dean Merrill will be stepping down from her position as dean of the College... [Read more...]
Committee prepares for Claiming Williams DayWith Feb. 4 approaching fast, the schedule for the second Claiming Williams Day has taken shape, albeit with a budget less... [Read more...]
New financial aid textbook system triggers confusion among studentsThree months after the College announced its new textbook purchasing policy for financial aid students, the campus is preparing... [Read more...]
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Taking a chance: Why we need to embrace diversity at WilliamsAs a current sophomore, I wasn’t on campus when the original Stand With Us movement occurred. Last year, when I heard about... [Read more...]
Dissonant silence: Reflecting on the anniversary of the Israeli attacks on GazaWe had all expected it and, shortly after Christmas, it began. On Dec. 27, 2008, the Gaza Strip witnessed the beginning of... [Read more...]
It takes two to tango: The importance of synergy between groups on campusI sit in a unique position on campus. I have been a representative on College Council (CC) since freshman fall, and I helm... [Read more...]
A challenge compromise can surmount: Freedom and diversity are not mutually exclusiveAfter two interim reports and three open forums, students and Neighborhood Review Committee (NRC) members are still at odds... [Read more...]
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Columnist Frank Rich reflects on theater, SondheimThis Saturday evening in Chapin Hall, New York Times op-ed columnist and former chief drama critic Frank Rich will sit down... [Read more...]
Alumni band breaks onto music sceneToday Pittsfield, tomorrow … stadiums and Japan. These dreams are what the rock string quintet band Darlingside, comprising... [Read more...]
Queer Film Festival probes LGBT issuesThe Williamstown Queer Film Festival kick-started last Friday night with two films, Outrage and Travel Queeries. Outrage,... [Read more...]
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Even in defeat, Coakley resonates with classmatesYesterday, Martha Coakley ’75 narrowly lost a special election held to fill the late Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat, a race... [Read more...]
The trials and tribulations of friending on FacebookFacebook friending: the social construct that has redefined the ways in which we connect with acquaintances, friends, lovers,... [Read more...]
One in 2000After meeting Alex Sera ’13 at a party the night before our interview and very recently becoming Facebook friends with... [Read more...]
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Men’s basketball rises to 5th in nationMen’s basketball (14-1, 2-0 in the NESCAC) continued this season’s incredible play last weekend, opening against Tufts... [Read more...]
Women’s hoops opens NESCAC play 2-0Women’s basketball (13-4, 2-0 in the NESCAC) opened conference play strongly this weekend at home, dropping then-11th-ranked... [Read more...]
Women’s swimming dominates at WesleyanWomen’s swimming came out strong the past two weekends following a week of training in Florida over winter break. Last... [Read more...]
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