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The hidden grades paradox: why Webb students should see their total grade
Twice a year, every Webb student sits nervously in front of their computer or phone, takes a deep breath, and logs in to SIS.
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An insight into the historical WSC Webb Idol tradition: Where is VWS?
Every year, all six of the WSC dorms come together to partake in countless hours of VWS-led practices, where they tirelessly recite coordinated dance moves in…
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Beware of the college decision reaction video
As a second semester junior, college already lives in my mind rent-free.
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How Western media fails to report the dilemma of the Chinese left
The tensions and complexities of Chinese people’s resistance are never adequately captured in Western media, which broadly frames any opposition to the Chinese Communist Party as…
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Crime and publicity: how the media uses crime for entertainment
On November 14th, Kacey Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin were stabbed to death in an off-campus house in the early morning.
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Mass media’s misinformation is not good for your gains
The crash of metal and the heavy thuds of rubber plates slamming against the ground are familiar sounds that characterize the often-overlooked McCarthy weight room.
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Fascism resurges in Brazil: why it matters for Webb
At 6:00 a.m. Monday, I awoke, feeling jetlagged yet getting up to start my morning routine.
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Sophomores stress out about the end of the semester
When the break ended, most sophomores returned to the never-ending tests and summatives, thrown into a rollercoaster of balancing all the newly assigned work.