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The Road to the Oscars, Part II

February 14, 2011• Arts • One Comment

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The Vagina Monologues: A Breakthrough in Consciousness

February 14, 2011• Arts • One Comment

The Vagina Monologues is a collection of monologues performed by women on a variety of vagina-related topics, including virginity and the...

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Pimps, Prostitutes, and Hangings ~ An inside look at this year’s musical, The Threepenny Opera

February 7, 2011• Arts

By Raymond Hawkins I’m guessing you’ve probably heard of Oliva Hall. Now if I asked you to tell me where it is, you might be a little...

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Tag, You’re It! ~ Laser Tag hits Conn

February 7, 2011• Arts • One Comment

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One Hundred Years in Two Minutes

February 7, 2011• Arts • One Comment

Editor’s note: This article is written as satire, and is not to be taken entirely seriously. “In the beginning,” narrates Matthew...

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The Road to the Oscars

February 7, 2011• Arts

I still love the Oscars. Despite the last few decades of plummeting ratings and uncomfortable hosts (we still love you, Jon Stewart), I...

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New Theme arrived – The new and awesome WordPress theme!

January 11, 2011• Arts, Uncategorized • 5 Comments

The idea people seemed to have here was that the Martians were simply formidable human beings, who might attack and sack the town, to be certainly destroyed in the end.

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Puppies in Harkness

December 15, 2010• Multimedia, Video

Harkness had a puppy petting study break in their dining hall at Connecticut College....

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Where the Money Goes: Financial breakdown of Connecticut College operations from 2010

December 13, 2010• Blogs, Editorials, Multimedia

After Jazmine Hughes’ editorial on November 9th entitled “On Being Number One,” we asked President Higdon if he could answer the...

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Faculty Dance Show

December 13, 2010• Multimedia

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This Week at Connecticut College: December 6, 2010

December 13, 2010• Multimedia

imagebrowser id=9 This week’s photos of the Harkness Puppies, Tansill Theater One-Acts, Women’s Basketball, and Broomball...

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“Nut Lady’s” Life Work Inherited by CC

December 13, 2010• Arts • 4 Comments

For years Christopher Steiner, art history professor and director of the Museum Studies Program at Conn, sent his students to visit The Nut...

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