Editorials

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Filling Big Shoes

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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

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

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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

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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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Hold the Juice

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I have a complex relationship with the word “juicy.” When I see a student hunched over a copy of the Voice, their eyes racing over our...

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Consumed by Mass Shootings

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With each issue of The College Voice, I try to follow the writers’ leads to figure out what matters most, moment to moment, for the...

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Covering Title IX

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We’re shaking up our structure a little with our Title IX coverage. I think it’s an essential issue (otherwise I wouldn’t have put it on two consecutive front pages), so we need to make sure it’s getting fair, thorough coverage.

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Letter to the Editor

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I am writing to clarify information and correct inaccuracies in the article about Title IX in the Feb. 5 issue of The College Voice....

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Conn on Fox: Is Viral News Really News?

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For a college that’s mainly on the left, but not by any means the most radical, we sure get picked up by the right wing a lot....

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