Fashion Focus: The future of fashion Reply

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By: Abi Brown – 1851 staff

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List of Lyst/HighsNobiety prediction for the next top 5 breakout brands for 2020. Photo courtesy of Vogue Business.

With everything seemingly going wrong in the world, people seek creativity as an outlet wherever they can now. For many students at Lasell University, this outlet is fashion. There is so much uncertainty with fashion since we don’t know when we will be able to even leave our homes safely. Luckily, social media has helped immensely with this. Social media has given a lense to what the future potentially holds for fashion. More…

COVID-19 creates challenges for recruiting Reply

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By Taylor Viles – 1851 Staff

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In his Lasell debut, Bill Uberti coaches his team to a victory. Photo courtesy of Taylor Viles.

Among the wave of changes COVID-19 has brought to the athletics’ world, is an issue that will be present for years to come across every collegiate athletics program. The NCAA has granted every spring athlete, regardless of class, another year of eligibility.  

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Netflix has an eye of a tiger or two Reply

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 By Michael Maruk- 1851 Staff

After watching one of Netflix’s new hit series, “Tiger King,” it is safe to say anyone with access to a camera and an interesting story can attract a wide audience fast. Over the past few years, Netflix has released a number of documentaries involving different themes such as informational, silly and murder mystery. However, only a few ever catch a high level of viewership.

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Interning from home is invaluable in the job search Reply

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By Emily Long- Digital Editor

One of the biggest parts of the Lasell experience for students is completing an internship. So, what happens when a global pandemic sweeps through and forces you to work from home? For many Lasell students, we packed up our work laptops and set them up at our bedroom desks to continue our internships remotely. While it isn’t ideal, having a work-from-home experience now is a skill not many interns get, and one that can be invaluable in your job search process. 

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A look into the legacy of Jordan McComb Reply

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By: Kaie Quigley – 1851 Staff

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McComb (#3) had 12 goals and 3 assists in the two games the Lasers played this season. Photo courtesy of  Jordan McComb.

Jordan McComb’s 15 points in the first two games this season gives a glimpse at her lacrosse legacy. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, her fifth-year return was cut short.  More…

A letter to the Class of 2020: Dean Haverty Reply

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It’s hard to believe graduation is just around the corner, where has the time gone? I can remember seeing so many of your faces alongside your families at Open House and Lasell Day and in a blink of an eye you’re on your way to life after Lasell. As you prepare to head out to make your mark on the world, here are a few words to take along with you… More…

Reset your Z’s in quarantine Reply

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By Ruth Kehinde– Digital Editor

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Ruth Kehinde’s son, Mr.Snuggles finally get’s his sleeping schedule back on track after following Kehinde’s resting tips. Photo by Ruth Kehinde.

Being in quarantine seems as if having an agenda for every day may be hard to make, for staying inside can seem unmotivating. With being unmotivated, your body-clock may be out of whack and not wanting to do something about readjusting; it will only continue to go downhill from there. If you’re struggling on how to reset your sleeping cycle, here are five gradual steps that may help change when you catch your z’s:

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