I have lived in Washington, D.C. for seven months now. During that time, I marched with current and soon-to-be feminist icons, explored the city with new friends, said good morning to my role model each day and witnessed history being made right outside my door.
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Of all the labels Smith students use to either playfully or seriously describe themselves, none has a greater potential to make or ruin a budding friendship or crush more than your astrological sign.
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On Fri., Nov. 16, students, faculty staff and community members gathered in the Carroll Room for Smith’s African & Caribbean Students’ Association (SACSA) Annual Charity Dinner. This fall, SACSA ran a fundraising campaign to help Project Kesho,a Ugandan- and Tanzanian-based nonprofit dedicated to increasing and improving access to educational opportunities for children in these countries.
Living in Washington, D.C. has been a unique experience for me. The city is centered around politics and filled with people who want to make a difference not only for the United States, but for the world.
The signs as songs: Capricorn: Alright by Kendrick Lamar Aquarius: Only You by Cheat Codes & Little Mix Pisces: Pussy is God by King Princess…
Dear Sophian, As a sophomore, I always see people at Smith accomplishing cool things like working in a lab or doing a special studies. Do…
s weekend, I attended a conference held by Forté called the College Fast Track to Finance Conference.