As I was making my way through the Campus Center’s main level, a bulky sign saying “Milk Tea” with an accompanying image of bubble tea…
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“China has a constitution, but not necessarily constitutionalism.” An expert on the relationship between Chinese and American law, Harvard Research Fellow Mark Jia spoke about…
Aries: You will learn the true meaning of a two-week notice. If you’re thinking of taking a break from that work-study position or unpaid volunteer…
Last Tuesday, I went to Mount Holyoke College to see John Kerry talk about his new memoir, Every Day is Extra. The Obama administration’s Secretary…
Spending your fall break at Smith can feel a little surreal. All your friends leave, any semblance of structure is torn from your day, and…
Don’t be afraid to ask for directions When I first arrived at Smith, I had no clue how to get to any of the orientation…
Do career fairs make you want to hide underneath a table and pretend you’re a cat? The thought of interacting with real-life adults with real-life…
Last weekend, the Smith Debate Society traveled across Massachusetts to attend the Boston University Novice tournament. Smith brought the biggest team, with 22 competitors and…
would like to preface this post by acknowledging how my race, gender, socioeconomic class and sexuality has affected my undergraduate experience. While I have found…
As China establishes itself as a global superpower, it began to have much more interaction with the global economy. After the United States changed its…