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I am going to begin with an anecdote my mother has told me to never admit. Sorry, Mom. During my first week at Vassar, I went to Professor Amitava Kumar’s…
By Carina Cole – 5 months ago
I am going to begin with an anecdote my mother has told me to never admit. Sorry, Mom. During my first week at Vassar, I went to Professor Amitava Kumar’s…
By Carina Cole – 11 months ago
“Journalism is an incredibly hard profession. I embrace people when they decide to come in because journalism is like long-term unrequited love. It will never love you as much as…
By Carina Cole – 1 year ago
Unlike most boys growing up in America during the mid-20th century, Stuart Weitzman did not play catch with his dad. Weitzman was not swinging a bat around in his backyard,…
By Carina Cole and Emma daRosa – 1 year ago
Clues: ACROSS 1. IATA code for smaller airport in Scotland city where Al Gore once spoke at a climate conference 4. Prestigious peace prize Al Gore won in 2007 6.…
By Carina Cole and Julian Balsley – 1 year ago
[CW: This article discusses gun violence and assassination.] [Correction (Sept. 19, 2025): A previous version of this article included a sentence in the 11th paragraph which, owing to its placement,…
By Carina Cole and Clara Alger – 1 year ago
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By Carina Cole and Allison Lowe – 1 year ago
On Friday, August 8, a class action lawsuit alleging that college early decision admissions processes violate federal antitrust laws was filed in the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts. The complaint…
By Carina Cole and Clara Alger – 1 year ago
Hosting a registered event which is currently not listed here? Want to correct any details we have listed? Wish to add a description to your event? Submit this information to…
By Clara Alger and Carina Cole – 1 year ago
Hosting a registered event which is currently not listed here? Want to correct any details we have listed? Wish to add a description to your event? Submit this information to…
By Carina Cole – 1 year ago
“Chess is a test for our cowardice,” Grandmaster Irina Krush advised while maneuvering around a labyrinth of chessboards in Rockefeller Hall 104. Now 41, Krush—who has faced almost-daily battles since…