Author: Lilah Raptopoulos

I was stuffing envelopes when I realized…

June 17, 2010• Opinions, Uncategorized

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Pictures from the spaceship in which I work

June 8, 2010• Opinions, Uncategorized

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How to Look Busy 101

June 8, 2010• Opinions, Uncategorized

Hello to the blogosphere, So this is my first real blog post since I had a xanga in 9th grade and wrote about all the work I had and...

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On Self-Reliance

April 27, 2010• Editorials • 4 Comments

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The Isms and Outs of Blanche Boyd: a student’s reflection on Conn’s Writer-in-Residence

April 12, 2010• Arts

Blanche Boyd never uses notes, but she’s always in control. She’s in control of the language she uses in her writing (“You see that...

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Love Laz’ and Embrace the ’Bee: A Case for Modernist Architecture on Campus

March 1, 2010• Opinions • One Comment

Our college promotes a very specific visual aesthetic, its campus well-known for its architectural consistency. Most buildings follow the...

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Extra Ordinary: How College Marketing Shapes Students’ Collective Identity [PERSPECTIVE]

February 15, 2010• News • 3 Comments

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Less Facebook, More Face Time

February 13, 2010• Opinions, SGA • 2 Comments

Five of our fellow students meet with dining services regularly, and tell them whether to put less mayonnaise in the tuna fish at Smith....

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To the Women of Connecticut College: Take Control of Your Stereotype

November 5, 2009• Opinions • 4 Comments

It’s important to take the step past awareness and into empowerment -- the goal has to be active....

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The Campus in the Mirror – An Unofficial MJ Tribute

October 5, 2009• Opinions • 2 Comments

Should how we want to be seen be based on the cool things Connecticut College gives us, or the ways in which Connecticut College Students take roles in the opportunities they’re given?

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SW6385: Dover White

September 21, 2009• Opinions

So I would return to my room and essentially face the same issue the campus constantly confronts: instead of thinking, perhaps consulting,...

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