Editorials

Editorial, 3-5-19

March 4, 2019• Editorials

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From the Editor, 2-18-19

February 18, 2019• Editorials

This issue of the Voice looks a little different than past editions. We have a number of investigative pieces, ranging from an examination...

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From the Editor

December 11, 2018• Editorials • One Comment

On November 30, George H.W. Bush passed away after suffering from poor health for years. His death has prompted a flood of laudatory...

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From the Editor — Max

November 5, 2018• Editorials

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From the Editor

October 22, 2018• Editorials

On October 4, Dean of Equity and Inclusion John McKnight proposed the College’s official statement on free speech to the Student...

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From the Editor

October 10, 2018• Editorials

Last Saturday, following bitterly partisan hearings, Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme Court by one of the slimmest...

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From the Editors

September 24, 2018• Editorials

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Filling Big Shoes

May 1, 2018• Editorials

As incoming editors in chief, we have big shoes to fill. Maia made the Voice top notch by recruiting new writers, increasing the paper’s...

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On Learning to Talk—and Talk Back

May 1, 2018• Editorials

When I arrived at Connecticut College in the fall of 2014, I was terrified of speaking. I used to get a red hot face and cold, sweaty palms...

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Letter to the Editor from the Interns in the Office of Sexual Violence Prevention and Advocacy

May 1, 2018• Letters • One Comment

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To Be Liked or Not to Be; I No Longer Give a Shit

May 1, 2018• Editorials

I cannot remember a time in my childhood and early adulthood when I did not care about whether or not people liked me. I spent the first...

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All It Took Was Blood, Guts, and Bad Poetry

May 1, 2018• Editorials

In tenth grade, I was given an assignment to finish the story The Lady or the Tiger by Frank R. Stockton. For those of you whose memory of...

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