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#prezHANNO and Hanno himself

If you were to go online and search Dennis Hanno, Wheaton’s president-elect, there would be a number of articles describing the wonderful things he has done for Babson College. If you dug a little more, you would unearth an old Facebook campaign run by Babson College alumni and students to have him elected as Babson’s […]

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Wheaton’s Dave LaFerriere, the sandwich bag extraodinaire

Wheaton College is proud to present The World’s Coolest Dad: David LaFerriere. LaFerriere is no ordinary dad. By day, he is a graphic designer for Wheaton’s Office of Communications. But by early morning, he is a present-day sandwich bag Picasso. A father of two, LaFerriere began his sandwich art in May of 2008 as a […]

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Letter from the Editor 3/26/2014

Is March Madness better than the Winter Olympics? I think so. Yeah, the Olympics are great for nationalism, at least sometimes. Wherever you are from, It can be fun to watch your country do well. And there are certainly many opportunities to do that, from hockey and ice skating to luge and curling (for my […]

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Peacock Pond Days #3: “The Thaw”

The ducks have been living in the cold, icy waters for almost two months now. Cowduck’s rocky throne is almost always covered with snow, keeping her from resting there and addressing her comrades in the traditional manner. She has tried everything she can to keep them feeling warm, both physically and in spirits. She made […]

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Kilduff ’16: “Wheaton Words” introspective and poignant

The setting of “Wheaton Words,” directed by Luke Demers ’14 and Blair Davis ’14, is one of the show’s many strengths. Enclosed in the small gallery space of the Beard and Weil Galleries in Watson Fine Arts with a capacity of 35, the audience is forced to get close to the performers’ sometimes harsh, but […]

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SAIL’s involvement in GATRA’s new stop

Mansfield Crossing is a popular weekend shopping destination for many people on campus because it has retailers such as L.L. Bean, Best Buy and Kohl’s. It is one of the few accessible shopping spots in the surrounding area, the next closest being Target in Easton the Emerald Square Mall in Attleboro, and the Wrentham Outlets. […]

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Letter from the editor 3/5/2014

Should I talk about President-Elect Hanno? You’ve probably read the interviews, you probably listened to him speak last week. You’ve read the torrent of praise from Babson’s end, you’ve seen the tweets-a-plenty active social media presence. If you’re reading this letter, you have almost certainly read our coverage in the Wire. So, do I talk […]

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Communication with Public Safety: a new house theme

Without a doubt, all students experience the effects on alcohol on campus, regardless of whether they drink or not. We all know the different types of weekenders: the hot mess, the silent drunk, the faker, the lightweight, etc. But what most of us do not know are the school’s policies regarding alcohol. It’s easy to […]

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Letter from the editor 2/26/2014

What do you think of when I say Pussy Riot? Do you think I’m being crass? Have you heard of Pussy Riot? Do you like their music? Well, you might have answered “yes” to any of those. One you certainly don’t have in mind, though, is something like Oh, I heard their song on the […]

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A retrospective on the 2014 Sophomore Symposium

It is very unusual to see the campus crawling with students at 9:30 a.m. on a Saturday morning. It is even more unusual to see these students sharply dressed in business attire. However, this was no ordinary day, but that of the Sophomore Symposium for the Class of 2016. Dean of Advising and Academic Success […]