By Holly Feola & Casey DiBari – Opinion Editor & 1851 Contributor
The Office of Health Education tries to engage students to think about their mental health and encourage wellness. Juggling everyday stressors while trying to be productive and hold a social life can be considered as balancing mental health and wellness.
Continue reading “Tips to maintain mental health”By Casey DiBari – 1851 Contributor
On January 14, the anticipated newest installment to Wes Craven’s Scream franchise hit theaters with the fifth film, simply named “Scream”. This movie marks the first film to not be directed by Craven, following his death in 2015. The film was instead directed by the Radio Silence team Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, who previously directed 2019’s “Ready or Not”. However, franchise stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette, as well as some other familiar faces and voices return to the franchise.
Continue reading “A classic comes screaming back to theaters”By Josh Wolmer & Casey DiBari – 1851 Contributors
In the past three seasons, Meg Carroll was nothing more of a role player for the women’s basketball team. She came off the bench in most games or received a rare start, never averaging more than 4.3 points per game in a season.
Continue reading “Meg Carroll tearing through the GNAC”By Casey DiBari and Izzy Woods – 1851 Contributors
With the holidays right around the corner, we’re sure people are working on their favorite holiday recipes for this grand return after COVID. We’ve decided to share a few of our favorites holiday staples, and who knows, maybe it can be tried out at your family holiday dinner too.
Continue reading “Family Holiday Staples”By Casey DiBari – 1851 Contributor
With finals season coming up, students are gearing up to finish their semesters strong and enjoy the holiday break that follows. Usually around the time of finals students feel stress and anxiety. Final papers are typically weighted pretty heavily, and in some cases can be the difference between a final grade of an A and even a B-.
Continue reading “Quality is better than quantity”By Claire Crittendon, Izzy Woods & Karissa Gaughan – Co-Editor-in-Chief & 1851 Contributors
Family, friends and alumni flocked to campus from October 16 to 18 to reconnect with their loved ones within the Lasell community. This annual event was put on pause in 2020 to respect federal and state COVID-19 guidelines, but two weeks ago the Office of Student Activities launched three days of non-stop, in-person events.
Continue reading “Family, Friends, Alumni weekend is back”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 Casey DiBari – 1851 Contributor
Early into my time at Lasell, my mother had me pose in front of the Lasell Village sign right by Arnow Campus Center, holding up a Laser Nation t-shirt we had just bought. It was meant to show everyone not just where I was, but who I was: a Laser, a Lasell girl now.
Continue reading “A Five Year Journey”
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