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Eclipse Impresses for the 42nd Time

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There are memorable performances every year at Conn. Recitals, dances, capstones, bands, films and more. And then there is Eclipse....

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A Brief Preview: Film Department’s Screening Festival

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It’s that time of year again: time for the Film Department’s Screening Festival. This spring’s exhibition features short documentary...

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Trials of “Our Trojan War”

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I don’t like arriving at the theater late or leaving early; I know from personal experience that it’s disruptive. I faced great...

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Tinti Was Here, at Conn

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“I’m going to try something new,” announced Hannah Tinti to the small audience assembled at her public reading event in Ernst on...

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Poet in Residence Charles Hartman Gives Endowed Chair Lecture

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After a pleasant reception complete with cheese and crackers (honorary food for an honorary poet) the Connecticut College faculty shuffled...

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The Fate of Rock Shows: Barn’s Plight Parallels Abbey House History

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The first time I heard someone say that a student newspaper serves as an essential institutional record, I thought the statement was...

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“Assassins”: Sondheim’s Political Warning

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The very billing of Yale Repertory Theatre’s recent production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Assassins,” the classic 1990 musical about...

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The House on Federal Street: Meet New London’s Resident Censored Artist

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Editor’s note: The following story was written for Professor Blanche Boyd’s class “Narrative Nonfiction” and was first published to...

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