Editorials

On the End (Part Mel)

April 28, 2014• Editorials

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On Grammar

April 28, 2014• Editorials

Dear Campus Community, People love referring to things as “an art.” For example, “editing is an art,” some editors would quip. I...

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On What’s Next

April 28, 2014• Editorials

During my semester abroad, while residing in a small, un-insulated cabin somewhere in the upper peaks of the Andes Mountains in Peru, I...

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On the End (Part Madeline)

April 28, 2014• Editorials

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On the End (Part Molly)

April 28, 2014• Editorials

I would say it’s impossible to fully prepare oneself for the waves of emotions brought about by the end of senior year at Conn. Faced...

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On Endorsements

April 14, 2014• Editorials

Some readers may have noticed that, over the weekend, The College Voice released endorsements for select candidates running in the SGA...

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On Opinions

April 1, 2014• Editorials

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On Actualizing the Bubble

March 3, 2014• Editorials

In anticipation of the next four snowstorms this week, Connecticut College has issued an emergency architectural reconstruction project to...

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On the Intersection of Performance and Activism

March 3, 2014• Editorials

Last year I saw The Vagina Monologues for the first time. I found the performance clever and provocative, and I thought that it succeeded...

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On Pussies and Power

February 19, 2014• Editorials

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On Old Dogs, New Tricks

February 4, 2014• Editorials

I have never been in Johnson, have not once stepped foot inside that particular dorm. Although I do generally avoid the...

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On Changes

December 11, 2013• Editorials, Uncategorized

Finishing up my second-to-last semester of college, I’ve noticed a pattern: as soon as my classes get settled, and the professor and...

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