Holly Feola– Opinion Editor
“Push yourself out of your comfort zone” is a common phrase that a person is told at some point in their life. Years ago, that phrase easily would have gone over my head as another cliche saying but now I feel as if that’s a daily goal for me. Weird, right?
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Learning to Grow”
By Savannah Nolan– 1851 Contributor
Statistics have shown a lack of student voters in presidential elections across the country, including Lasell University students. With a presidential election coming up, “Lasell Votes” wants to ensure more Lasell students get involved and cast their vote during this election.
Continue reading “Lasell Votes, so should you!”
By Kait Bedell – 1851 Contributor
After about eight years of working in disability services at Lasell, Scott Lamphere returned to his position as Residential Life Director, a position he had previously held from when he first joined the community in 2004 until 2012.
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By Meghan Carroll – News Editor
After almost eight months without sports, Lasell athletes are finally returning to practice; with some guidelines and restrictions, of course. By October 18, not only have fall sports been cleared to practice, non-traditional fall teams such as men’s and women’s basketball, lacrosse, and baseball can as well.
Continue reading “The Return of the Lasers”
By Ruth Kehinde– Digital Editor
Lasell Votes is an organization on campus that helps students in the process of getting involved in voting. According to a school-wide email sent on every Tuesday, Lasell Votes holds a virtual event from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. to guide Lasers with voter registration and voting plans. One of these options include, registering in one’s hometown state instead of Newton. However, if students wish to vote in Newton, that’s always an option that Lasell Votes can support.
Continue reading “The 2020 Pledge”
By Mary Nightingale-Grey– 1851 Contributor
Due to the cancellation of Lasell’s fashion shows last spring amid COVID-19, Boston Fashion Week hosted a virtual runway on October 8, showcasing the work of Lasell’s recent fashion design graduates.
Continue reading “Fashion week goes virtual”By Lisa Ortiz & Meghan Carroll– 1851 Staff & News Editor
COVID-19 has created challenges for many people. Especially, college students. The way we learn differs from person to person. There are visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and linguistic learners. Experiencing both in-person classes and online classes over the past three years, I am convinced that the best way to learn is in a real-life classroom.
Continue reading “Are online classes effective?”
By Claire Crittendon, Taylor Viles, Rebecca Osowski & Rayana Petrone– Co-Editor-in-Chief, Sports Editor & 1851 Staff
On September 29, President Trump and Vice President Biden took to the stage in Cleveland, Ohio for the first 2020 Presidential Debate. One week later, Vice President Pence and Senator Harris appeared live from Salt Lake City, Utah for the Vice Presidential debate.
Continue reading “Political climate proves to be polarizing”
