By Zachary Kraft – 1851 Contributor
As every student at Lasell knows by now, we didn’t have a spring break this semester. What would have been one week off in March was added on to winter break in January as an extension. I think this decision did an injustice to students for a multitude of reasons.
Continue reading “Canceling spring break hurt students”By Rayana Petrone – 1851 Staff
On October 27, the Lasell community received news of updates to the Spring 2021 calendar from Provost Eric Turner. In his email announcement, Turner said “the need for safety simply outweighs other considerations” when justifying the university’s decisions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading “Community responds to updated Spring calender”
Taylor Viles – 1851 Staff
Every year, around 35 lucky members of the Lasell community are chosen to participate in Alternative Spring Break (ASB), a program that lets students give back to different communities around the country. “I feel like community service as a whole…is both a selfish and selfless act, to give up your time to volunteer or give back to those in need,” said junior ASB Leader Jasmine Williams. “It’s just an experience for you to learn more about yourself, to humble yourself and also just to meet people that you would not normally meet.” Continue reading “Before COVID-19, ASB Leaders were ready to travel”
By Colin Froment & Virginia Bry – Co-Editor-in-Chief & 1851 Staff
Each year the softball team spends their spring break soaking up the sun in Florida, although there wasn’t much time for a vacation during this years’s trip.
By Colin Froment – News Editor
The men’s lacrosse team traveled to Baltimore this past spring break to play University of New England at Johns Hopkins University. Although the team was defeated 16-9, they toured various aspects of Maryland throughout their stay.
Continue reading “Men’s lacrosse shares special bond in Maryland”
Lasell’s Softball and Baseball teams took their annual spring break trips. Softball played in a tournament in Claremont, FL, finishing the week 1-9 versus other east coast teams. Baseball toured the east coast traveling to St. Mary’s City, MD, Cary, NC, and Kings Point, NY. The Lasers went 0-6 against St. Mary’s (MD), Guilford College and United States Merchant Marine Academy. Photos courtesy of Christian Berk & Ashley Gatchell
March is slowly coming to an end, but the snow is not. Check out senior Tyler Hetu’s time lapse of the snow storm from Spring Break…brrrr!
