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The Return of Harper Lee: By Choice or Coercion?

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Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, will release a new novel July 14 entitled Go Set a Watchman. The novel, “features the...

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Are We Student Or Are We Dancer?

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Many of us here at Connecticut College know Cro as a study space, a place to gossip over mozzarella sticks on a Saturday night, and, on...

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I Came, I Saw, I Instagrammed

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Welcome to the creativity crisis of the 21st century. We are facing the greatest epidemic of the imagination the world has yet to...

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The Connecticut College New Music and Percussion Ensemble: At the Contemporary Forefront of Art Music

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“New Music,” says Pete Jarvis, “is, by definition, anything that is new and is music.” This simple response to the simple question...

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College Radio: On the Air since ’51

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A newspaper clipping from Wednesday, Jan. 17, 1951 reads: “Many Connecticut College students heard on Monday the first broadcast of the...

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Theater Department Announces Spring Musical (again): Obstacles in Exploring Race in Performance

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After a long decision-making process, the Connecticut College Theater Department has officially settled on what will be this year’s...

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Colum McCann Visits Conn

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“The writer doesn’t always know what he or she is doing; they find out afterwards,” said author Colum McCann during his visit to...

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Public Art Plays Prominent Role in Downtown New London

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“oNe pLace many CulTures.” Look closely, do you see it? Here’s a hint, it’s written in a mural in downtown New London. “One Place...

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