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Wellesley College’s Pforzheimer Learning and Teaching Center (PLTC) finally opened its testing center this semester. Located in Clapp Library, the PLTC is a designated area for students with testing accommodations to take their tests without distractions or pressure from peers. The center is equipped with white noise machines, earplugs and noise cancelling h
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Concert tickets have become not only ridiculously expensive but also an inconvenience to buy. A Goldman Sachs study conducted in 2025 found that between 2019 and 2024, concert ticket prices had risen by 50%. The average ticket price for a top 100 global concert tour has gone from $91 to $136. This rate is much...
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Content warning: this article contains references to sexual assault and violence. On Sept. 18, 2026, The Cornell Daily Sun published an investigation detailing an alleged gang rape of a 20-year-old Jane Doe. Three days later, The Sun released an editorial titled “Cornell Won’t, We Will,” criticizing Cornell’s response to the incident. These pieces, along wit
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Our information-rich and attention-scarce environment has given rise to an “attention industry” — a competitive battleground between brands, industries and influencers for consumers’ time and attention. Consumers are so overloaded with artificially crafted advertisements, irritatingly conspicuous celebrity endorsements and polished presentations of overprice
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Beabadoobee has proven herself to be a strong musician in multiple genres, and in “Pylon,” her alternative rock music truly shines.
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Halfway through Nina’s set, it became clear that the floor of the Royale had developed weather patterns.
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What I got was two shows in one venue: a rave with Day, and a trip someplace slower with Glaive.
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At the height of Boston’s Sept. 26 nor’easter, drenched fans lined sidewalks on the blocks leading up to MGM Music Hall at Fenway with a shared goal: to see Malcolm Todd’s concert. The crowd was passionate, young and energetic; the red lighting and multimedia visuals were creative; the atmosphere was unparalleled.
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“There’s always a love story.” With Ruhl ending the evening on such a hopeful note, it’s easy to feel inspired to do some introspection.
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