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Bringing the World to Wellesley I was excited to read about April’s summit, Renewing Democracy: Women Leading the Way ( “Citizenship in Action,” summer 2024), because I was reminded of Miss Ball’s Symposium on Africa...
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AI and Human Rights I was glad to read the recent article on AI (“ AI’s Unanswered Questions ,” winter 2024) and to know that students are gaining practical experience analyzing and building AI tools...
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Building Change I was impressed with Tonja Adair’s career in architecture, which had its beginning when she majored in architecture at Wellesley ( “Design with Community in Mind,” winter 2024). When I was a sophomore...
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Cover Lovers We were thrilled with the outburst of enthusiasm on social media for our fall cover story featuring Jasmine Guillory ’97 . Below are just a few of the many comments that appeared on...
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Many Ways To Make a Difference I was thrilled to read about the new “Ministrations” column for Wellesley magazine. I have felt many times over the years that my career and family choices aren’t the...
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Lessons in Privilege A huge mazel tov from my heart to Peggy McIntosh (“ Unpacker of Privilege ,” spring 2023). In 1987, I was a new teacher at Groton School, where there was one other...
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Brilliance and Bravery I am never prouder to be a Wellesley alum than when I learn about the brilliance and bravery of those among us who face and conquer racism ( “Delivering Care & Justice,”...
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“I am saddened to hear of the passing of Janet McDonald Hill ’69 (‘In Memoriam,’ fall 2022) and deeply grateful for the legacy she leaves on the Wellesley community at large and the Black Wellesley community specifically.”