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Esther Williams

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New Installations in Wesleyan Will Bring Change Around Campus

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    Jason Scheer, Dean of Diversity as well as Assistant Admissions Director. WILLIAMS.
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    Glenn Archer, Head of the Bible Department. WILLIAMS.

Next year, changes will be taking place at Wesleyan. From teachers coming and going, to new classes being added, to students joining the community, there’s plenty of change in the air. Keep Reading

Trappist-1: Captivating Space Discovery

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In 2014, three new planets were discovered orbiting around an ultra-cool dwarf star, one that has a temperature under 2,700 K (4,400 °F). Keep Reading

Season Over, Case Closed: Mock Trial Comes to Order

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    The Mock Trial team, coached by Matt Crew, Joseph Cooper, Emery Potter and Phil Borucki poses together at the Gwinnett County Courthouse, before stepping into Regional competition. WILLIAMS.
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    Defense team members Morgan Biagioni (unior) and Tyler Sturtevant (freshman) run through their theme and direct of Casey Dansby the night before District competition. WILLIAMS.
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    Plaintiff team members Jennifer Nolan (sophomore), Sara Carmichael (senior), Leandro Haddad (junior), Molly Borucki (junior), and Rachel Parish (junior) pause their practice for a photo. WILLIAMS.

Although Mock Trial has no court-held authority, it has come to signify a lot to those who participate. Wesleyan’s Mock Trial team has worked hard this past season, earning a place in 2017’s District competition and winning Regionals. Mock Trial is a court trial that has no legal bearing. Students can participate on the team as a witness or a lawyer, both of which provide lasting life lessons even for high schoolers.

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Remembering Martin Luther King, Jr.

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    Martin Luther King Jr. giving his famous "I Have a Dream" speech. - Biography
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    Martin Luther King Jr. during a march for Civil Rights.
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    Martin Luther King Jr. pictured with his family. - Newsweek
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    Both people with and without color march with Dr. King.

On the third Monday of January each year, Wesleyan and most of America is let out of school to celebrate the birth, life and achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Born in our very own Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. King was a Baptist preacher. From the mid-1950s until his death, Dr. King headed a pacifist movement for civil rights. Keep Reading

Rotten or Ripe: The Movies of the Season

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Many directors and screenwriters are fortunate enough to have their work pass the tests of various film festivals and critics to have their name finally known and thrown up onto the silver screen.

Reviews can make or break a movie- they can dictate who and how many people will see the movie. The Green and Gold have reviewed three different movies of different genres.

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