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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, “ORIGINS,” as an alternative to the organization’s annual dance show, “Fusion.”

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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...

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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 there is nothing to do on a Saturday night!” I heard something like this on almost every college tour I attended, including my tour at Conn.

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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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Acapella’s Big Night

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A Photo Essay by Rachel Levin’ 20...

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Celebrating Curious George at The Connecticut College Children’s Program

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Last month, Curious George—the lovable, adventurous monkey—celebrated his 75th anniversary. In 1939, the authors, Hans Augusto Rey and Margret Rey, fled Paris on self-assembled bicycles after the Nazi invasion of France, carrying George and his story on their backs. They traveled for months through Spain, Portugal, and Brazil, and finally settled in New York City, where they connected with a publisher at Houghton Mifflin.

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Anticipating Afrofuturism Symposium

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On November 4, 2016, the First Year Seminar “Afrofuturism: Black Art and Film of the Future” will be holding a symposium. Jada...

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Spotlight on Cai Dongdong’s “Off Target”

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The last time you’ve visited the Chu Room you may have noticed a change in the artwork featured in those big glass shelves. Now on view...

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Spokespeople Speaks Up for Student Transportation

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Photos by Christina Walsh’ 20...

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Greer Library: Hidden Study Spot Welcomes More Students

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Students might be surprised to learn about Connecticut College’s “second” library. Tucked into the lower level of Cummings with only...

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