By Pat Carbone – 1851 Contributor
I completely understand when it’s a lovely fall day on campus, people want to take a pleasant stroll down Woodland Road to watch whatever sports team is playing and enjoy their day. I get it. But I have places to be, so pick up the pace and get out of the way.
Continue reading “Pat’s Pet Peeves: Please pick up the pace “By Casey DiBari & Claire Crittendon – 1851 Contributor & Editor in Chief
Halloween is in full swing once again this year, especially on campus. After a year filled with quarantining, tests and vaccinations, we know students are excited to have a night of fun, whether you’re going out with friends or staying on campus. However, we want to remember this year that along with making sure you’re being careful, make sure that your costumes aren’t going to offend other people in our community.
Continue reading “Costume Do’s and Don’ts”By Josh Wolmer – 1851 Contributor
I think it’s been a rough year for 1851 late-night dining. Last year late-night dining wasn’t offered until later in the year, and you would think that students wouldn’t be complaining as much about the food service for this year. I believe students have no right to complain about 1851, due to the short staffing and the nationwide product shortage.
Continue reading “Late night dining tries their best”By Claire Crittendon – Co-Editor-in-Chief
My college application essay was on the importance of what I called at the time, my found family. My friends, mentors, partners – people I knew would meet me with the perfect balance of patience, support, accountability, and love.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Text me when you get home”By Emma Ingenohl – 1851 Contributor
What and who are Generation Z? Young people? Gamers? Peace-makers? “Digital-ites”? Generation Z is a unique generation which has become a controversial topic of the last few years. Those who are considered Generation Z, or Gen Z for short, are born between the years of 1997 and 2012, though some sources say mid 90s to mid 2010s.
Continue reading “Gen Z Will Change the World”By Julia McNicol – 1851 Contributor
Lasell University provides more opportunity for fashion students as they have the option to study not only fashion design and fashion merchandising, but also fashion media and marketing, a major that many other schools do not offer. While Lasell did recently change the name of the fashion communication and promotion major to fashion media and marketing, this has been a major that the school has carried on for many years. Many students even tend to major in one of these and minor in another to broaden their knowledge of the fashion world.
Continue reading “Forever (Fashion) Forward”By Kaie Quigley – Co-Editor-In-Chief/Digital Sports Editor
My interest, identity, and background is writing. Drafting, editing, thinking about each word to fill a blank page. Writing is in my past, my present, and hopefully my future.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: My Journalistic Journey”By Pat Carbone – 1851 Contributor
Tom Brady’s return to Gillette Stadium was a night to remember. When you looked through the sea of fans marching to their seats, there were groups of Buccaneers jerseys repping the number 12 everywhere. However, there were even more fans wearing the red, white, and blue Patriots jerseys as expected.
Continue reading “The return of the G.O.A.T.”
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