The opinion section of The 1851 Chronicle is vital for communication students to air their viewpoints in a constructive and well thought manner. It provides a tremendous learning platform for students, including myself in years prior, to work on writing skills and defending a side in opinion-based topics.
Continue reading “Letter to the Editor: Unconstitutional vs. wrong”
Zachary Gray & Natalie Kfoury – Co-Editors-in-Chief
Lasell honors students, members of the community, and organizations with its annual Awards Banquet. This year’s recipients include Flannagh Fitzsimmons (Lasell Chair), Myranda Smith and Kevin Lilly (Student Leaders of the Year), Dean of Admission Jim Tweed (SGA Spirit Award), and POLISHED Magazine (Organization of the Year). Continue reading “Awards Banquet honors students”
Zachary Gray – Co-Editor-in-Chief
Over the course of four years in college, there are lessons students learn that can potentially lead them on the right path in life. Such as, what restaurants deliver past midnight? Can I still pass this assignment despite writing three fewer pages than required? Or how long can I go without washing this article of clothing? In most cases, it’s three days. Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: The final coumn”
Photos by Tom Horak
Zachary Gray – Co-Editor-In-Chief
As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. That’s the case every year at the conclusion of the men’s volleyball season. With a 3-0 Greater Northeast Athletic Conference semifinals loss to top-seeded Rivier on April 10, seniors Tim Anderson and Matt Dionne wrapped up their collegiate careers. The April 5th Senior Day celebrated the careers of Anderson and Dionne, but it was actually the second time they participated in a senior day together. The two Danville, NH natives graduated from Timberlane Regional High School in 2010 and have been friends since seventh grade.
Continue reading “Game, set, match: Anderson and Dionne call it a career”
Zachary Gray & Samantha Greaves – Co-Editor-in-Chief & 1851 Staff
President Michael Alexander announced Boston fashion designer Joseph
Abboud and Lasell senior Sara Roberts have been chosen as this year’s commencement speakers. Continue reading “Student, guest speaker announced for graduation”
Zachary Gray – Co-Editor-in-Chief
They’ve been around for decades, bringing families together and kids out for competition. They’ve brought joy to the victorious and sadness to the defeated. They continue to sell by the millions and create controversies with the government. They can be found in nearly every dorm room on campus, both male and female. They, of course, are video games. Continue reading “Level up, game on”
Current photos by Zachary Gray. Vintage photos used with permission of the Winslow Archives of Lasell College
Lasell’s residence halls have survived decades, even over a century, in Auburndale. Some have remained relatively the same, while others have seen dramatic changes. This is a small sample of these dorms through the years.
Zachary Gray – Co-Editor-In-Chief
Moody St in Waltham is home to a variety of restaurants for friends to enjoy some food and drinks. For those looking for American cuisine with a unique beverage, Watch City Brewing Company offers just that.
Established in 1996, Watch City Brewing Company is one of the few local restaurants in the Newton area to feature its own brewery. The restaurant has a cozy, traditional restaurant setting with familiar booth, table, and bar seating. Continue reading “Watch City Brewing Co. offers good eats and great drinks”
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