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Reflecting on 56 Years: The Impact of Geneva's Princeton Plan on School Desegregation
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Section V boys lacrosse: Pal-Mac duels HFL, Aquinas meets Penn Yan for small school titles
Section V's two small school boys lacrosse champions will be decided this weekend, as Finger Lakes Community College hosts the Class C and D title games. The winner of each game will advance to the NYSPHSAA sub-regionals, to be played next week. This season's crop of finalists features some familiar...
Wells College got no respect, even from its own leaders (Guest Opinion by Leslie Seifert)
Leslie Seifert, of New York City, is a Wells College dad and spouse. He sent many of these ideas in a letter to the president and board of Wells in May 2022; it was ignored. One of the saddest things about the closing of Wells College is that the people running it seem to have had so little respect for their own institution.
The story of how one college abruptly closed — and kept everyone in the dark
The students were the last to know. On April 29 – just a week before finals – Wells College announced that it would close. The last-minute decision by the 156-year-old liberal arts college in upstate New York sent students rushing to find new colleges for the fall. And it threw newly accepted students, who had already put down deposits, into a frantic scramble to see if the colleges they had turned down would take them back. Faculty members, having missed the academic hiring cycle, were left facing unemployment.
‘I’m heartbroken’: Wells College alumni remember alma mater ahead of graduation
AURORA, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Unlike the usual excitement on a college campus before commencement, Wells College was quiet as it prepares for its last graduation ever. Not only disappointing to the students but all the alums. “Deep down, I hope during graduation Pleasant Rowland comes over and says, ‘I’m buying the college. We’re going to […]
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