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February 15, 2010• Letters

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General Response

February 15, 2010• Letters

Last semester I heard through the grapevine that you’re getting faster Internet, but it’s been almost a month into second semester and...

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Response to “Less Facebook, More FaceTime”

February 15, 2010• Letters

All my life, I have struggled worrying about what others think of me. Regrettably, I have even made some decisions based on how I wanted to...

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Response to “A Decade in Film”

February 15, 2010• Letters • 3 Comments

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Response to “Tights Are Not Pants!”

February 8, 2010• Letters • 9 Comments

This is a long and much-overdue response to an article in the last issue entitled “Tights Are Not Pants!” by Sarah Weiss. Inspiring...

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New London $hares Card

February 8, 2010• Letters

Connecticut College faces a unique opportunity in this new decade to reinvest in the city we call home. Through the help of the local...

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Response to “FUSION: A Review”

December 7, 2009• Letters • One Comment

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Response to “Rugby Finishes Strong”

November 9, 2009• Letters

I was particularly flustered by your coverage of the rugby team’s most recent season. Obviously flawed writing within the article...

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Response to “Sack SAC!”

November 9, 2009• Letters • 2 Comments

I am writing in response to the article “Sack SAC!” which appeared in the November 3 issue of The College Voice. This article was full...

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Women’s Center Response Letter

November 9, 2009• Letters, Opinions • 4 Comments

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Response to “On Partying at ‘Mo Sun,’ – Or, Not”

November 9, 2009• Letters • One Comment

Although I agree with last week’s article “On Partying at ‘Mo Sun,’—Or, Not” there was information in the article that I think...

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Response to “The Camels Hump”

November 3, 2009• Letters

Dear Ann Marsh Daly, I do like your sex column for its enjoyably informative sex tips, anatomical explications, and general strategy to...

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