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Freshman Cory Scarola Talks about His Book, Dust

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Think back to your sophomore year of high school. What did you achieve? In the grand scheme of your life you most likely did little in...

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Here We Go Again: Furby Round Three

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Let me paint you a picture. You’re seven. You are full of naïve excitement for this super cool world because you just had a birthday...

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Music Professor Paul Althouse Celebrates Over Forty Years at Connecticut College

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Professor Paul Althouse, Connecticut College’s Director of Choral Activities since 1970, will retire at the end of this semester. ...

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Poet Laureate Marilyn Nelson Takes Students on an Imaginative Journey

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Last Thursday, November 29, our very own Charles Chu room was graced with incredible talent. For an hour, maybe only a small sliver of the...

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Collaboration, Catharsis and Closure

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When I showed up at Tansill Theater to see and usher for a play called 4 Dead in Ohio: Antigone at Kent State, I had little to no idea of...

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Per-DORM-ance Art Rocks Smith (VIDEO)

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Last Thursday, a group of artists transformed the second floor of Smith into an art venue combining “visual art, postmodern dance,...

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“I Love Abbey House Kids and They Are My Best Friends”

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“Melted faces in a sweaty room. That’s what we came here to do,” said Matt Addison ’10, the drummer for Shake the Baron, a New...

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Folksy New Band Will Get Stuck in Your Head and Your Heart

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From the wet, rainy land out west, home of Kurt Cobain’s grunge and the Kingsmen’s “Louie Louie,” come the rising stars of the...

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