Letters

In Response to “Trouble on the Coast”

October 4, 2010• Letters • One Comment

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Response to “Trouble on the Coast”

October 4, 2010• Letters • One Comment

Dear Editor, After being asked to write a follow up to my comment on last week’s article, “Trouble on the Coast,” regarding Conn/CGA...

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Response to “What’s Everybody Raving About?”

October 4, 2010• Letters

Dear Editor, This letter is in response to the article “What’s Everybody Raving About?” from last week’s issue. I would like to...

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Response to “Hold Onto your Scrum Caps”

October 4, 2010• Letters

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Response to “Warped Perceptions of Change”

April 26, 2010• Letters

Claire Gould’s recent editorial about getting used to change was well-intentioned, but I disagree with the message. The argument was...

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Public Statement from President Lee Higdon

April 19, 2010• Letters • 2 Comments

The alleged plagiarism of the 2009 student Commencement speech was clearly within the scope of Connecticut College’s Honor Code. The...

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In Response to “Campus Politics”

March 7, 2010• Letters

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In Response to “Let’s Talk About Sex…”

March 2, 2010• Letters

First and foremost, I want to thank The College Voice for featuring the new Sexual Violence Education & Advocacy (Think S.A.F.E)...

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In Response to “Activism and Self-Promotion”

March 2, 2010• Letters

In Response to “Activism and Self-Promotion”: I was extremely frustrated as I read Ben Gitkind’s article in the Voice this week,...

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Response to “Let’s Talk About Sex…”

February 22, 2010• Letters

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Response to: “ExtraOrdinary,” “Proving Our Worth” and “I Am Camel, Hear Me Roar”

February 22, 2010• Letters

While calls home reveal snippets of campus life, The College Voice, offers a remarkably clear and uncensored view of what’s happening and...

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General Letter

February 22, 2010• Letters

I am writing to make public a time capsule of prejudice from the past that plays out daily everywhere. But I never thought I would see it...

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