Danielle Hogan & Pavel Zlatin – Arts Editor & 1851 Staff
Twenty-three fashion design seniors presented their first three completed garments of their final collection on Jan. 25, 2019 in de Witt Hall.
Bojack is back!
Danielle Hogan & Pavel Zlatin— Arts and Entertainment Editor & 1851 staff
The season five premiere of “Bojack Horseman” was highly anticipated before leading up to its release on Sept. 14. The Netflix original animated series follows half horse, half man Bojack (Will Arnett) filming the first season of series-within-a-series, “Philbert”, with Gina (Stephanie Beatriz), colleague and lover in both “Philbert” and reality, and colleague Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins), as well.
Janice Fletcher spreads “wisdom of the lighthouse”
Danielle Hogan – Arts & Entertainment Editor
After 25 years of service to the Lasell community, beloved Director of Counseling Janice Fletcher passed away after a courageous batter with cancer on July 6. Fletcher is anything but forgotten, with a legacy stretching far across Lasell’s campus.
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“A Quiet Place” makes noise at box office
By Danielle Hogan – Arts Editor
“A Quiet Place” was written and directed by “The Office” star John Krasinski, who also starred in the film.
Characters played by himself and his real-life wife, Emily Blunt, raise three kids in a post-alien apocalypse. Their eldest child, played by Millicent Simmonds, is deaf. Because of this, the family is well-versed in sign language. The alien creatures don’t have eyes; they have strong hearing that can detect any loud sound. Therefore, the family moves slowly and tiptoes everywhere that isn’t white sand laid down to muffle their footsteps.
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“Radium Girls” turns the dial towards feminism
By Danielle Hogan – Arts Editor
Lasell College Drama Club presented “Radium Girls” on April 5, 6, and 8 in Yamawaki Auditorium. The show tells the story of the young dial painters in New Jersey who started dying from ‘radium jaw.’ During the time period the show is set in, radium was thought to be the cure-all to everything.
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The fight against hunger starts with “Empty Bowls”
By Danielle Hogan – Arts Editor
Empty Bowls hosted their second community event on Friday April 13 in de Witt Hall.
Guests were provided food, live entertainment and, for a $10 donation, a person could select a handcrafted ceramic bowl of their choice to take home. The group raised $1,500 to donate to the Centre Street Food Pantry in Newton, as efforts to fight hunger.
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Spring forward in Boston on a student budget
By Danielle Hogan, Elizabeth Quincy and Casey DiBari – Arts Editor & 1851 Staff
When the weather warms up this spring and the flowers begin to bloom, students may be in search of new and exciting things to do in the city on a budget. If you’re eager to explore the city, five affordable places to visit in Boston are: Continue reading “Spring forward in Boston on a student budget”
COMDay expands learning opportunities
By Seán McGlone & Danielle Hogan – Editor-in-Chief & Arts Editor
On Tuesday, March 6, the Communications Program hosted its sixth annual COMDay in de Witt Hall. The theme for the day was “Focus on the Future”. Continue reading “COMDay expands learning opportunities”
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