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The World Economic Forum Blog | The Hillary Effect →

by Christine Elizabeth Horansky From the northern hemisphere, a bright cluster of stars known as the Pleiades is a brilliant fixture of the winter sky. In Greek mythology, these fiery seven sisters were the daughters of the titan god Atlas, cast into the heavens with their father as he worked to hold up the sky. In feminist lore, the Seven Sisters refers to a constellation of path-breaking...

Jan 15th

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NYT | Covering 'America the Beautiful' →

by Lynn Sherr ‘63, a broadcast journalist and writer. She is the author of America the Beautiful: The Stirring True Story Behind Our Nation’s Favorite Song. It doesn’t get much better than a Wellesley woman writing about another Wellesley woman.

Jan 14th

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Barbara Leacock Lea ’51, one of the top interpreters of American song, died on Dec. 26, 2011. She won Wellesley’s Alumnae Achievement Award in 2009. NPR’s Fresh Air remembers Lea with excerpts from an interview and in-studio concert performance from June 7, 1991. “Ms. Lea’s singing appears almost artless in its simplicity. Everything she touches is suffused with an aura of calm...

Jan 12th

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