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Ode to Joy: The Rich Tradition of A Cappella at Conn

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There are at least three ways in which Connecticut College’s a cappella groups differ from most other campus organizations: they are...

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Students to Perform “Elephant’s Graveyard” on Fall Weekend

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To open their season, the Connecticut College Theater Department is performing George Brant’s play Elephant’s Graveyard over Fall...

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Baking in Unity House, French Style

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On a rainy Friday afternoon, a small group of students and faculty from the French Department gathered in the Unity House kitchen to bake...

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Strolling Through Identity: Three Temporary Exhibits at the Lyman Allyn

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The Lyman Allyn Art Museum, located just off the south end of campus, currently has three temporary exhibits. All three are worth the short...

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MOBROC, Reborn

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This past summer the Barn – that edgy building behind the student center where you can hear the smash of symbols and the strum of...

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Senior Anna Westbrook to Present Original Musical

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For the past three years, Anna Westbrook ’16, a music composition major, has been composing and writing Isabel and the Runaway Train, a...

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Grappling With Survival in Cummings

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A tree stump greets the visitors to Interdependence, the new exhibition in Cummings. An electric light lit by a coiled orange extension...

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A Language of Their Own: A Preview of the Art Major Show

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The maze known as Cummings is a space that very few of the student body attempt to understand, however many have made this building their...

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