Elizabeth Berry

Breaking the Loop of Violence

June 22, 2020• Opinions

Bob Dylan is Staying Busy in Isolation

May 5, 2020• Arts • 22 Comments

The nation is now huddling around the radio as they had decades ago....

What to Cook When the Shelves are Empty

April 21, 2020• Arts

Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Berry Going to the grocery store is a privilege these days. My mom and I experiment with new supermarkets to...

Emma Is By No Means Clueless

April 14, 2020• Arts, Reviews

Art Students Attempt to Reconnect with Their Theses

April 6, 2020• Arts

Artwork from Maggie Ruff’s honors thesis in the Art department For many students, the culmination of their academic career takes the...

Creating a New Normal during COVID-19

April 5, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Berry’s food Instagram, @healthy_eclair The COVID-19 outbreak has uprooted students across the world,...

Coronavirus in Italy Sends Home Study Abroad Students

March 8, 2020• Camels Abroad, News, World News

Goodbye, Hello

December 13, 2019• Editorials, Letters

In honor of the new year and those camels traveling abroad next semester, here is a farewell to the fall semester in preparation for what...

After Watching After, am I Doing College Wrong?

November 22, 2019• Arts

After falls victim to the typical college trope of love-stories and raves....

“Ask Me About the Nut Museum”

November 6, 2019• Arts

In 1972, Elizabeth Tashjian opened the original Nut Museum in Old Lyme, Connecticut on the ground floor of her Gothic Revival mansion.

New Food Pathway Will Surpass Home Economics Class

October 22, 2019• Opinions

Photo courtesy of @healthy_eclair. Surely I am not the only one who envied anyone that had home ec class in middle school. I mean, who...

Should Conn’s Mascot Be a Mosquito?

October 8, 2019• Opinions

When I was in elementary school, I would often brainstorm various ways school could be cancelled. My daydreams ranged from major rainstorms...

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