Letters

Letter: On Anonymity

December 11, 2013• Letters

Letter: On the Honor Code

December 10, 2013• Letters • One Comment

Education is the most powerful and formative force in the growth of an individual. We at Connecticut College are supremely privileged as...

An Alum On Fishbowl, Mobilization and Priorities

December 7, 2012• Letters, Uncategorized • 27 Comments

By Tessa Engel ’11 In light of the current on-campus and online controversy surrounding the recent cancellation of Fishbowl, I would...

Ben Schachtel ’13 On Fishbowl

December 6, 2012• Letters

An Anonymous Conn Student Offers an Alternative Perspective on Fishbowl

December 6, 2012• Letters • 31 Comments

“Dear Conn. I hate you.” This was the status of someone I used to respect after the announcement was made about Fishbowl this Wednesday...

Former Editor in Chief Jazmine Hughes ’12 on Cancellation of Fishbowl

December 6, 2012• Letters • 11 Comments

By Jazmine Hughes, former Editor in Chief ’12 In the spring of my senior year, I, along with other former Voice editors Ipek Bakir,...

In Response to “Dining Services Moves Towards Concrete Food Sustainability Change”

December 5, 2012• Letters

Response to “Middle Eastern Studies Program Experiences Stunted Growth”

October 23, 2012• Letters

On Tuesday, September 25, 2012, the article “Middle Eastern Studies Program Experiences Stunted Growth” in The College Voice captured...

Letters to the Editor; April 30, 2012

April 30, 2012• Letters

Your April 9 editorial suggests that the College’s policies related to underage drinking are impeding the cam- pus social scene and...

Letters to the Editor; April 16, 2012

April 16, 2012• Letters

Letters to the Editor

February 27, 2012• Letters

To the editor, I appreciate your opinions editor, Jerell Mays, sharing his thoughts on alumni giving in his piece “No Laz Left...

Letter to the Editor

February 6, 2012• Letters

The biggest problem facing school-sponsored events is their perceived lameness. Let’s face it: no one wants to go to a concert with five...