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Wang Mansheng: A Journey Through Art

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 Wang Mansheng, Driftwood from the Hudson 2 (2019), ink on paper. Courtesy of Connecticut College. If–or more probably,...

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Fire and Ice: A Nuanced and Distressing Portrait of the Far-Reaching Effects of the Climate Crisis

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Photo courtesy of Connecticut College. “Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice.” This quote by Robert Frost, displayed...

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Exploring the Nightmare of Mainstream

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Photo courtesy of Connecticut College. Professor Ross Morin, Associate Professor and the Chair of the Department of Film Studies at...

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Dance Club: Now A Club Sport

Arts, Sports

Photo courtesy of Daviel Schulman. Connecticut College’s student-run dance club was officially added to the list of club sports this...

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Project Hail Mary

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The Unforgettable Charm of a Fictional Football Team: A mostly spoiler-free review of Ted Lasso

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Photo Courtesy of Unsplash.  When it comes to TV shows, I tend to watch the more grim and heavier-toned series, not typically comedic...

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Marvel Fatigue is Real: Part 1 of 2

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Photo courtesy of Unsplash.  (General Spoiler Warning for a bunch of movies and shows you’ve probably already seen) There was an...

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The Dorms Are Alive with the Sound of Music

Arts, News, The Summer Voice

Photo courtesy of Ariel Salerno. In past years, dorm rooms typically served three purposes: sleeping, studying, and snuggling. But in the...

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Interview with Dulcie Everitt, Author of Brexlit: The Problem of Englishness in Pre- and Post-Brexit Referendum Literature

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Earlier this semester I had the privilege of sitting down with Dulcie Everitt, a Connecticut College Graduate from the class of 2020, to...

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