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Artist Profile: Sterling Rowe

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I recently sat down with Sterling Rowe ’19 to discuss his music, his life, and his plans for the future. As he pursues a degree in Music and Tech, Sterling continues to experiment and hone his craft, producing eclectic beats inspired by a long list of personal idols.

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Oh! Andromeda

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Oh! Andromeda Oh! Andromeda, defender of men, Friend of my friend. You are flesh, with blood and Eyes and breasts and a Gasping heart. You...

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Voice Interviews Local Instagram Celebrity, Katherine Bergeron

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In the middle of November two strapping young reporters, John Chatigny ’18 and Max Amar-Olkus ’19, walked into Fanning to...

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Bob: A Performance to Remember

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Last weekend I had the pleasure of attending a production of Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s Bob, directed by Jason Karos. I was not disappointed.

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A short ride to Bangkok on the Camel Van

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With elements of sweet, salty, savory, spicy, and tangy, Thai food is one of my favorite cuisines. It also features flavors that stay with...

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Something Sketchy: In Retrospect

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As a lover of comedy and puns I was rather excited to see Something Sketchy, a flash comedy show organized by Aidan Gorrell and Riley...

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Artist Spotlight: Mei Reffsin ‘17

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Mei Reffsin ’17, the artist behind the recent Office of Sustainability poster campaign celebrating October as Sustainability Month, has a clear passion for her work.

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A.S.I.A Holds First Ever Two-week Asian Arts Festival

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From Nov. 18 to Nov. 19, Conn’s Asian Students in Action (A.S.I.A.), formerly CCASA, held their first ever two-week Asian arts festival,...

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Halloweekend: Black Panthers, Ninja (Turtles), Witches & Rosie

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Photos by Sophia Angele-Kuehn The (three) Ninja Turtles WWII’s Rosie the Riveter CC staff’s own Hocus Pocus witches: Bette Midler,...

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WCNI 90.0: The Radio Station Nobody Knows About

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In preparation for writing this article, I asked students around campus if they’d ever tuned into WCNI. The majority of responses were something along the lines of, “Wait, we have a college radio station?” Honestly, I was a little saddened by these answers. A campus radio station is pretty awesome; it’s something that makes Conn special.

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Inside “A Way of Looking at Things”

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“We are a small liberal arts college that places an emphasis on student clubs. This makes it nearly impossible for someone to say that...

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An Intro to Xu Bing: Selections from Conn Alum Joy Chiang’s Honors Thesis

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On Monday, Nov. 14 from 4-6 PM in the Chu Room as part of the upcoming “ORIGINS: Asian Art Festival,” famous contemporary Chinese...

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