Author: John Sherman

Confessions of a Problem Drinker

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On Senioritis

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Maggie Brown was the last girl I ever dated. We parted ways probably later than we should have in the summer of 2006, she off to college...

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Who I Am, Sometimes: Reflexion Review

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Saturday night in the 1941 Room, Connecticut College’s spoken word performance group, Reflexion, held their second show of the semester....

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On the Oddly Blurred Boundaries between Facebook and Life

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The saying goes that nothing has truly happened until it’s “Facebook official”—relationships, friendships, and, in the inexorable...

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On Taste Testing

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Poring over the menu at Paul’s Pasta on Friday, I was torn between the Fettuccine Ragu and the Fettucini Alfredo, my perhaps-too-usual...

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On Christina

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“I’m gay.” It’s difficult to describe the breathless tension that precedes such a simple sentence—a first-person contraction...

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Airplane.

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Institutionalized Boroughism

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The city comprises five boroughs, which are, in descending order of outside interest: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten...

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WOVEN: Senior Dancers Weave Stunning Performances

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This weekend’s senior dance majors’ concert was a stunning showcase of student choreography and performance. Eight women will graduate...

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