Wellesley and the War

In1938, an eighteen-year-old woman begins studies in journalism at Wellesley College. As her readings progress and Europe moves closer to war, she begins to see cause-effect connections in world events, both historical and contemporary, that are completely unacknowledged by news media anywhere. Do they not understand these connections, or is their silence a product of fear, or complicity? This inspires her to investigate more deeply. What she finds is astonishing but must remain her secret at the risk of her career and possibly her life.