Michelle Kondrich

Washington, D.C., United States

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When timelines cross

1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Michelle Kondrich

When timelines cross (washingtonpost.com) When timelines cross By Michelle Kondrich 2025051611302800 Development by Amanda Shendruk.
Comic by Michelle Kondrich about the lack of photos taken of mothers. - The Washington Post

May 8, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Michelle Kondrich

The New York trial is wearing down Trump — and it shows
Does the SAT Really Help Colleges Find ‘Diamonds in the Rough’?

Feb 21, 2024 | chronicle.com | Francie Diep |Michelle Kondrich

Is the SAT making a comeback? Yale University announced on Thursday morning that it would require applicants to submit either their SAT or ACT scores, or their results from Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate exams. Earlier this month, Dartmouth College said it was returning to a policy of requiring ACT or SAT scores. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology had done the same in 2022. Yale, Dartmouth, and MIT may turn out to be exceptions.
Does the SAT Really Help Colleges Find ‘Diamonds in the Rough’?

Feb 21, 2024 | chroni.cl | Francie Diep |Michelle Kondrich

Is the SAT making a comeback? Yale University announced on Thursday morning that it would require applicants to submit either their SAT or ACT scores, or their results from Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate exams. Earlier this month, Dartmouth College said it was returning to a policy of requiring ACT or SAT scores. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology had done the same in 2022. Yale, Dartmouth, and MIT may turn out to be exceptions.
OpinionSkip the roses on Valentine’s Day. Show love with a better bouquet.

Feb 12, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Amanda Shendruk |Michelle Kondrich

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On Valentine’s Day, skip the roses. They’re damaging the planet. - Washington Post

Feb 12, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Amanda Shendruk |Michelle Kondrich

Here’s an unromantic question for Valentine’s Day: Can we live without roses? Yes, they are the most popular cut flower around the world, and that’s no wonder; the blooms are stunning. But the daily, nonstop, global race to get just-cut roses from greenhouses to your front door makes them punishing on the environment. Which means it’s time to think differently. This fast-moving game of romantic commerce never stops.