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What Does Conn Really Recycle?

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Whenever I see a blue recycling bin next to a gray trash bin on this campus, I can’t help but look into the blue bin to see what people have “recycled” in it. Food, candy wrappers, used paper towels—it’s all in there—and it always has me wondering what happens to the refuse in the blue bins.

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On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Conn and New London Consider What’s in a Name

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Communities across the U.S. celebrated disjointed holidays on Oct. 9. While some municipalities, businesses, and educational institutions...

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Title IX Takeback?

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There are some things that every college student should know, regardless of what institution they attend: stay on top of reading...

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The Cause for Conn’s “Voluntary” Payments to New London

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Over the summer, Connecticut College fulfilled its final obligation in a ten-year contract with the City of New London. From 2007 to 2017, the College paid the City a total of $100,000, contributing a yearly $7,500 during the first five years of the agreement and $12,500 during the second.

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PICA Receives $2.5 Million

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This month, Carolyn and Jerry Holleran made an additional gift of $2.5 million to the Holleran Center....

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New Director of Sexual Violence Prevention and Advocacy Plans for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

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The Office of Sexual Violence Prevention and Advocacy has a new director: Heidi Freedland-Trail. She arrived at Conn already Green Dot...

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Hamilton Dorms Renovated, Designated for First-Years

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Hamilton now resembles all sorts of things from a hotel to the dorms on the TV show Zoey 101.

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Surveillance Ramps Up in the Village

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Since the student body returned to Connecticut College for the Fall semester, significant change has occurred in the strategies used by...

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Dining Redistribution Incites Campus Debates

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Many students returning to campus this semester were surprised by the summer decision to close both the Smith and Knowlton dining halls....

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Community Responds to DACA Announcement

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Students, faculty, and staff gathered at the top of Tempel Green for a “Walk-out/Teach-in” organized by student organizations.

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Catching up with Truth Hunter, New Director of Unity House

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During the 1960s and 1970s, Oakland, California was an epicenter for rising social justice groups. In Oakland 1966, the Black Panther Party...

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An Interview with Dean-Turned-City-Councillor Tracee Reiser

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Andrew Lopez (AL): You seem especially well connected with people from all walks of life in and around New London. How did you become so...

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