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Our Campus Voting Information Hub, Camels Vote

October 14, 2020• News

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The Outbreak of Single-Use Plastics

October 14, 2020• News

Photo courtesy of Jozette Moses. Since the worldwide lockdown in March, the use of single-use plastic has skyrocketed due to disposable...

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The Debate Debacle: Unpacking the First Presidential Debate

October 14, 2020• News

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Interruptions, misleading claims, childish bickering, and missed opportunities characterized the first...

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Are Genetically Modified (GM) Mosquitoes the Answer?

October 14, 2020• News

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What Happens When a Camel Gets COVID?

October 14, 2020• News

Photo courtesy of Connecticut College The thought has crossed the mind of every on-campus student at Connecticut College, even the ones who...

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With West Coast Wildfires 2020 Now Looks Like an Apocalypse and Feels Like One Too

October 8, 2020• News, Uncategorized

Photo courtesy of Jess Rush As if 2020 could not get any worse, the West Coast of the U.S. was set ablaze in August and early September....

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Question the Numbers

October 8, 2020• News

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Protestors’ Demands Remain Unanswered by Burlington Police Department

October 8, 2020• News

Photo courtesy of Leelah Klauber In 2018 and 2019, bodycam footage captured multiple violent aggressions against BIPOC (Black, Indigenous...

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To Reopen or Not to Reopen

October 8, 2020• News

Photo courtesy of Connecticut College This fall semester has been a big change for all of us, and no I am not talking about the changing of...

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We Still Wear Masks in Phase Yellow

October 8, 2020• News

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The Reality of “Unprecedented Times” Higher Education

September 13, 2020• News

It has been over four months of Zoom meetings, phone calls, text messages with the Connecticut College administration, and countless...

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It’s the Not Wearing a Mask for Me: Unmasked Party on Temple Green

September 8, 2020• News

Like many others, I was taken aback when I read Dean Arcelus’s email on the morning of September 6th that stated that two students...

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