By Claire Crittendon & Katie Peters – Editors-in-Chief
Boston College, Harvard and Boston University: what do all these schools have in common? These universities in the Boston area all have started the school year with relatively high cases of COVID-19. According to the New York Times as of Sept 25, BC currently has 86 cases, Harvard has 43 cases and BU has 83 cases.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner – Stay safe Lasers”
By Pavel Zlatin – 1851 Staff
On Saturday, November 4, Brianna Tepper’s exhibit titled “Reactions” opened at the Wedeman Art Gallery. The artist’s reception featured various performers who shared their poems, songs, and stories with the audience. Continue reading ““Reactions” provokes thoughts”
By Ryan Fitzgerald, Tristan Davis, Armando Machado Jr. & Lane Sulzer – Co-Editor-in-Chief, Features Editor & 1851 Staff
By now, most members of the Lasell community are aware of the travel ban currently being placed in the United States. In some cases, people within the Lasell community feel personally affected.
Continue reading “Travel ban hits home for the Lasell community”
by Rosemary Leger
Continue reading “PHOTOS: Third annual Lasell Village and Student Intergenerational Prom”
By Ryan Fitzgerald and Seán McGlone – Co-Editor-in-Chief, News Editor
In an email sent out on February 19, President Michael Alexander posed a question to the Lasell community – Should Lasell become a smoke-free campus? The referendum up in question would prohibit tobacco smoking on all Lasell property, including Lasell Village, with the exception of areas owned by the City of Newton.
On March 27, sophomore Courtney Braman hosted the second annual intergenerational prom with Lasell Village residents, Lasell Men’s Rugby and Women’s Field Hockey Team; the night included dancing and refreshments.
The Senior Citizens Prom was introduced for the first time and put on by Courtney Braman and Lasell’s Hope for Humanity Club. Here are some photos by Danielle Cutillo of the event.
Reginah Sanyu – 1851 Staff
Advice is everywhere, from blogs, horoscopes, and other social media platforms. But when it comes to love and relationships, it is best to get advice from people who have experienced it.
Ruth and William Silen, married for 66 years, met in a trigonometry class while they were in high school. However, their love story did not begin until Ruth was bored with the boys at a party. With encouragement from her aunt, Ruth approached William and this time it was not about trigonometry. “At the moment, it was very unheard of for a girl to ask a boy, but I did,” said Ruth. Continue reading “Villagers share Valentine advice”
