Letters

An Anonymous Conn Student Offers an Alternative Perspective on Fishbowl

December 6, 2012• Letters • 31 Comments

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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,...

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

December 5, 2012• Letters

By Molly Conlin In the November 12 article, Dining Services Moves Towards Concrete Food Sustainability Change, Rolfe initiated an important...

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Response to “Middle Eastern Studies Program Experiences Stunted Growth”

October 23, 2012• Letters

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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...

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Letters to the Editor; April 16, 2012

April 16, 2012• Letters

When I attended Conn between 1973 and 1977 dorms were central to the students’ social experience; whether it was competing in intramural...

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Letters to the Editor

February 27, 2012• Letters

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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...

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Letter to the Editor

December 5, 2011• Editorials, Letters

A Web comment in response to Megan Reback’s “CC Dissent Sparks Debate on Campus” from November 14, 2011: Loving your coverage of this...

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Letter to the Editor 11/14/11

November 14, 2011• Letters

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greetings!

May 24, 2011• Letters, Uncategorized

testing testing uno dos– okay, i’m assuming you can read this now. I am Jazmine, newest Editor-in-Chief of the Voice and...

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In Response to “Welcome to April”

May 2, 2011• Editorials, Letters

To the College Voice: The April Fool’s edition that caricatured President Higdon’s height was both offensive and disrespectful—and...

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