Wellesley vows to better protect art
College 'saddened' by loss of painting
A day after reports surfaced that Wellesley College's Davis Museum may have unintentionally thrown out a prized 1921 painting by French cubist Fernand Leger, President H. Kim Bottomly promised that new controls will be in place by October to better protect the museum's art. (Full article: 522 words)
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