Meredith Boyle

New London Questions Conn’s Financial Contributions

October 2, 2012• News • 2 Comments

On How We Interact with New London

September 23, 2012• Editorials, New London • 4 Comments

A couple of recent events have made me reconsider Connecticut College’s relationship with New London. The first was during freshman...

Letters to the Editor; April 30, 2012

April 30, 2012• Letters

Your April 9 editorial suggests that the College’s policies related to underage drinking are impeding the cam- pus social scene and...

Editorial; April 30, 2012

April 30, 2012• Editorials

A Crusader for Food Justice Speaks on Abundance in a Time of Lack

March 7, 2011• News

On Thursday, March 3, Francis Moore Lappé gave a talk titled “From Famine and Fruit Loops to Food Democracy,” officially kicking off...

On Paper Cups

February 28, 2011• Editorials • 3 Comments

At the beginning of this semester, I approached the General Manager of Dining Services, Mike Kmec, about the possibility of...

Bed Bugs Found in North Campus

February 28, 2011• News • One Comment

Cablegate: exploring WikiLeaks

December 6, 2010• News • 3 Comments

Last week, the organization WikiLeaks published the first installment of a massive stockpile of U.S State Department cables that detail...

Evaluating the United Nations

October 25, 2010• News

Students filled the Blaustein lecture hall on Friday as government professors Tristan Borer and William Rose, and economics professor Maria...

In response to “Are We As Involved as We Think We Are?”

October 20, 2010• Editorials, Letters

Midterm Elections: Yes, They Do Matter

September 20, 2010• News • One Comment

On Election Day 2010, myriad reasons will inevitably dissuade students from exercising their right to vote: I don’t know where to vote. I...

You Are What You Eat

April 19, 2010• Opinions

At first glance, the banana appears benign: the curved, soft, cheerfully-yellow fruit is the most consumed fruit in the United States and...

Author: Meredith Boyle