Letters

Response to “Trouble on the Coast”

October 4, 2010• Letters • One Comment

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Response to “What’s Everybody Raving About?”

October 4, 2010• Letters

Dear Editor, This letter is in response to the article “What’s Everybody Raving About?” from last week’s issue. I would like to...

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Response to “Hold Onto your Scrum Caps”

October 4, 2010• Letters

Dear Editors, Thank you very much for your excellent piece on Connecticut College Rugby. Both Men’s and Women’s teams work very hard...

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Response to “Warped Perceptions of Change”

April 26, 2010• Letters

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Public Statement from President Lee Higdon

April 19, 2010• Letters • 2 Comments

The alleged plagiarism of the 2009 student Commencement speech was clearly within the scope of Connecticut College’s Honor Code. The...

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In Response to “Campus Politics”

March 7, 2010• Letters

Are we going to let bureaucracy get in the way of doing a good thing? In his article, Daniel Hartsoe talked about rejection of SGA...

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In Response to “Let’s Talk About Sex…”

March 2, 2010• Letters

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In Response to “Activism and Self-Promotion”

March 2, 2010• Letters

In Response to “Activism and Self-Promotion”: I was extremely frustrated as I read Ben Gitkind’s article in the Voice this week,...

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Response to “Let’s Talk About Sex…”

February 22, 2010• Letters

First of all, I want to thank Andrew Crimer for writing an article about Conn’s new Coordinator of Sexual Violence Education and...

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Response to: “ExtraOrdinary,” “Proving Our Worth” and “I Am Camel, Hear Me Roar”

February 22, 2010• Letters

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General Letter

February 22, 2010• Letters

I am writing to make public a time capsule of prejudice from the past that plays out daily everywhere. But I never thought I would see it...

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Newspaper Response

February 22, 2010• Letters

I was disappointed when I found little more than a photo caption written on last Thursday’s Sustainability Teach-In. An event graciously...

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