By Bailey Klingaman – Digital Editor
I used to be ashamed of my Korean middle name, Meejin. In middle and high school, I would ask for my middle name not to be announced at award ceremonies and graduations. Throughout my life, I have promised myself that one day I would officially change my middle name. I’m happy to break that promise today.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Pride and Prejudice”By Katie Peters – Co-Editor-In-Chief
Commencement can be an important milestone for many people. The decision to hold in-person Commencement ceremonies this May, rather than virtual ceremonies, for the classes of 2020 and 2021 gives seniors and alumni the chance to be celebrated and recognized for their hard work by the whole community.
Continue reading “Commencement will honor seniors and alumni”By Kaie Quigley – Features Editor
The parking office offered temporary parking permits to all resident students for the spring semester in an effort to exhibit leniency amidst the hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading “Residential parking needs to be re-worked”Alexandra White – 1851 Staff
Last year on campus I was walking to my class at the Science and Technology building when I saw a handicapped student being helped down the stairs to the building by other students. While this was a very heartwarming moment, I couldn’t help but wonder why there were very few pathways for disabled students to get to their classes. Since then, I have seen this several times on campus. Students who are physically handicapped struggle to travel around campus just to get to their classes or even the dining hall.
Continue reading “Campus is not handicap accessable”By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
When I came to college in the fall of 2018, I was trying to find my identity. I hated how I acted in high school and knew that Lasell offered me a clean slate to be whatever I wanted to be. It took me a while to learn what that was, but then I figured it out: I wanted to be a confident person.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Confidence is key”By Zachary Kraft – 1851 Contributor
As every student at Lasell knows by now, we didn’t have a spring break this semester. What would have been one week off in March was added on to winter break in January as an extension. I think this decision did an injustice to students for a multitude of reasons.
Continue reading “Canceling spring break hurt students”By Emma Ingenohl – 1851 Contributor
Preceding his election as the President of the United States, Joe Biden made many promises to the american people that he has failed to keep within the first few months in office.
Continue reading “Dear Joe Biden, do better”By Rayana Petrone – 1851 Contributor
With Academic Planning quickly approaching, it is now time for students to begin planning their courses for the upcoming year.
Continue reading “Registration changes needed”
