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Taylor Swift Breaks Records with Newly-Released ‘Red’

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It would be an understatement to say that Taylor Swift is popular. The twenty-two-year-old country-pop singer recently released her fourth...

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Braiiiiinnnnns: One student’s account of an HvZ mission

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The sun had long since set and a bitter cold crept onto campus as I hurried into Cro to find the survivors of the latest zombie-apocalypse...

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Windows 8: Microsoft’s Saving Grace?

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If you’ve turned on the TV in the past month and kept it on long enough to see a commercial break, you’ve likely seen one of...

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Walt Disney: Luke, I Am Your Owner

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Luke has a new father, and it isn’t Darth Vader. Disney has bought Lucasfilm, the production company founded by George Lucas that is...

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The Best And Worst Political Films of All Time

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The Best  Game Change (2012): In the last couple of years, HBO has become a force in important cinema. Released in March 2012, this film...

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The Joy of Outdoor Concerts: A review of the Bluegrass Festival in the Aboretum

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On Saturday, October 27, Connecticut College held its first Bluegrass Festival in the Arboretum Theater. There is something about the open...

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The iPad Mini: How Does It Measure Up?

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Make All the Sandy-wiches: Two Voice editors share their (questionable) hurricane survival tips

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We interrupt our usual food-scapades to bring you a Hurricane Survival Guide in the event of a hurricane that actually affects us kids on...

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Wig and Candle Spells Success with Bee

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Laughter, cheers and a plethora of lively characters filled Oliva Hall as nine Conn students took the stage in Wig & Candle’s...

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