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Entrepreneurship conference connecting to people outside of Smith

Lingchuan Xu ’21 | Features Editor

This weekend (Oct. 26–Oct. 28), the Western Massachusetts Idea Jam (WMIJ) was held at UMass Center in Springfield. It was an entrepreneurship event cosponsored by Smith College, Mount Holyoke College and Western Massachusetts University; other universities were invited to attend. People from a range of different schools met and got to know each other, exchanging their ideas.

How an internship panel gets planned

Lingchuan Xu ’21 | Features Editor

On October 15, Smithies in Business held its second annual internship panel. The flow of students continuously came and went: some of them chatted with representatives while the others ate lunch and talked to their peers. This created a strong and effective networking environment for students to achieve related internship experience as well as to build professional and personal relationships with those interested in the same field.

Horoscopes

Sylvia Moon

Capricorn: Ford Hall.  You never stop working.

Learning to Write About Disability

Claudia Olson ’22 | Assistant Features Editor

Writing about disability can be a tricky task. I’ve always had a passion for writing, but only rarely do I write about my experience of living with a disability, because I don’t want others to misinterpret my story. I don’t want others to feel pity when they read about my struggles, nor inspiration just from the fact that I am able to live a fairly normal life. I never had a teacher with a disability, so it was hard to find help resolving these issues that complicated my writing. Coming to Smith, I wanted to find a community of disabled students who had stories similar to mine — stories that needed to be told. Through Empowered Voices, I’ve found the community I was searching for.

Horoscopes

Sylvia Moon | Staff Writer

Capricorn: You work way the F too much. Remember that work can't replace emotional connection/friends/family, so you need to work on accessing your emotional side this week.  Emotional vulnerability can lead to great things!

Cooperation: Be the change we want to see

“Dear young people, don’t vote.” I’m sure, as election day approaches, you’ve been hearing this public service announcement (PSA) a lot. Have you ever stopped to watch the whole thing, though? It’s a lot of old, white people sneering at the screen, but I encourage you to because I will be tearing this public service announcement apart.