By Rachel Shepard – Copy Editor
On February 24 Russia invaded Ukraine intending to take over the capital, Kyiv, in order to dismantle and demilitarize the Ukrainian government. Since the initial conflict there has been daily content from news outlets, this is a breakdown of the latest news on Russia and Ukraine as of April 15.
Continue reading “The latest on Russia and Ukraine”This is a rebuttal to the opinion piece “Senior week is weak“
By Maggie Clukey – 1851 Contributor
The Senior Class acknowledges and understands the concerns behind Senior Week. It is difficult to create an itinerary that serves every member of the Lasell Community, which is why we have collectively decided to address this article. In this, it is not our intention to cause issues, however it is important to defend the hard work our committee put in to create a week that was both COVID-19 precautious without losing the general attraction of the beloved Senior Week.
Continue reading ““Senior week is weak” is Bleak”By Rebecca Osowski – Features Editor
The Men’s Lacrosse team has made it to the Great Northeastern Athletic Conference (GNAC) tournament every year since 2011, excluding the 2020 season that was canceled due to COVID-19. Coming off a GNAC Championship, a National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament appearance, and playing under new head coach Dieter Treusdell, the Lasers hope to continue their success and take home another championship.
Continue reading “Men’s Lacrosse hopeful for continued success”By Holly Feola & Hanna Babek – Opinion Editor & 1851 Contributor
As the warm weather makes its returns, the campus welcomes it with open arms. The dreary winter scene dissipated and now is replaced with a sunny, lively spring one. Students can finally get out of their stuffy rooms and the library to study outside and take in the beautiful weather as nature comes back to life. Here are plenty of places around campus to take in fresh air to study or to chill with friends:
Continue reading “Springtime study spots “By Claire Crittendon & Karissa Gaughan – Co-Editor-in-Chief & 1851 Contributor
“Is this World War III? Here’s how I’m avoiding the draft… Here’s how to put your mental health first and limit your news consumption … *insert pastel infographic on baseless information on the Russia/Ukraine conflict*.”
Continue reading “Watching the war in HD”By Kaie Quigley – Co-Editor-in-Chief
All photos by Joe Giacco
Saturday afternoon, the women’s lacrosse team took a 15-7 loss against the Simmons University Sharks at Grellier Field. Seniors Sophia Gadsden and Sydney Brady lead the offense for the Lasers, combining for five of the seven goals. Gadsden scored a hat trick and Brady had two scores. Senior goalie Devin Zambruno tallied 17 saves in the loss.
Continue reading “Lasers lose White Ribbon game against Sharks”By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
The men’s volleyball team sent the Laser faithful into a frenzy last night at the Athletic Center after beating the number one ranked Division III program in the country, the Springfield College Pride, 3-1. The win marked the first time Lasell had beaten Springfield in program history.
Continue reading “Men’s Volleyball takes down top-ranked Springfield in four sets“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”
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