Editorials

Don’t Be Afraid to Fall

May 15, 2021• Editorials

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Call Me Rory Gilmore

May 15, 2021• Editorials

Photo courtesy of Grace Neale ‘22. Harkness Memorial State Park ‘17. I hope I am not alone in having the whimsical dream that my...

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We Should Be More Than Just Allies

June 5, 2020• Editorials

I used to think that it was enough just to be an ally. In my eyes that meant I should be quiet and listen to other voices — those...

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Speak Up and Use Your Voice

May 9, 2020• Editorials

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What I Learned During My 3-ish Years at Conn

May 9, 2020• Editorials

Photo Courtesy of Sara Abbazia. Ah geez. There’s a lot to say and no real good way to say it, so, here it goes. When I first came to...

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(Almost) Four Years in the Desert

May 9, 2020• Editorials

Photo Courtesy of Freddy Stokes. When I think back on my 3.75 years at Conn, the first phrase that comes to mind is ‘buy-in’. In high...

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Embracing Uncertainty

May 9, 2020• Editorials

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A Visit to the Health Center

March 8, 2020• Editorials

The moment that I saw blood streaming down my hand, I knew that a band-aid couldn’t fix it. I furiously wrapped scratchy paper towels...

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The Era of Cancel Culture

February 21, 2020• Editorials

In the midst of recent media coverage surrounding Kobe Bryant’s death, CBS host Gayle King interviewed WNBA basketball player Lisa...

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Ethics in Media

February 14, 2020• Editorials, Letters

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Goodbye, Hello

December 13, 2019• Editorials, Letters

In honor of the new year and those camels traveling abroad next semester, here is a farewell to the fall semester in preparation for what...

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Why Connecticut College is Better than Harvard

November 25, 2019• Editorials, Letters

Walking through the Harvard University campus. Photos courtesy of Sophia Angele-Kuehn. At 5 am on a frigid Saturday morning, three other...

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