Author: Nick Rodricks

Where is our Camel Pride?

Sports • 16 Comments

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A juror’s duty-Part 1

The Summer Voice

Baltimore   Today I watched a guilty man walk free. Five hours after closing statements 10 confident jurors descended from the...

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Bathroom Stall Literature Under Attack

Opinions • One Comment

Last month I entered the men’s bathroom on the first floor of Fanning and was greeted by the smell of new paint. I banged open the nearby...

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Twitter and Fiber

Editorials • One Comment

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Life Lessons: An Impromptu Guide for Success

News

Last Friday, April 1, Connecticut College hosted Jon McBride ’92, the second speaker in the school’s centennial speaker series....

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“Every Dollar Counts”: A Chat with Jim Berrien

Opinions • 2 Comments

Few students known Jim Berrien ’74. He’s a tall man with steely blue eyes and a head of hair that struggles between blondes and...

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One Hundred Years in Two Minutes

Arts • One Comment

Editor’s note: This article is written as satire, and is not to be taken entirely seriously. “In the beginning,” narrates Matthew...

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Lacking Levity

Blogs, Camels Abroad

About a month ago I pulled a homeless man out of the tracks of a metro train after he had passed out, face down in the tunnel. I...

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The Paris Joy Initiative

Blogs, Camels Abroad

This marks week one of what  I am referring to as “The Paris Joy Initiative.” That’s right, I am personally bent on...

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The french work ethic…slanderous remarks

Blogs, Camels Abroad • 2 Comments

Although my last post may appear to only have been posted an hour or two ago it was in fact posted two days ago…just on the wrong...

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