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On Newspaper Participation

November 4, 2013• News, Uncategorized

Sustainable Food Market Provides More Opportunities for Environmentally Friendly Shopping

November 4, 2013• News

There is no denying that sustainability has become a hot-button topic here at Connecticut College in the last few years. In many ways, it...

Alice Munro Wins the Noble Prize: Implications for the Classroom Experience

November 4, 2013• News, Uncategorized

On Oct. 10, Canadian short story writer Alice Munro was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. For many experienced readers of Munro, this...

New Contract Provides New Opportunities for Camel Van

November 4, 2013• News

If You Give A Mouse A Cookie…

October 28, 2013• News

In the past year, neuroscience Professor Joseph Schroeder and a few dedicated neuroscience majors and Science Leaders took up the challenge...

Klagsbrun Symposium Brings David Sedaris to Conn

October 28, 2013• News • 2 Comments

“In America, if your neighbor has a Rolls-Royce, you want one, too. In England, if your neighbor has a Rolls-Royce, you want him to die...

The Connecticut College Arboretum: A Bountiful Campus Resource, Nationally Recognized

October 28, 2013• New London, News • One Comment

The Changing Face of Feminism

October 28, 2013• News

“Why are vaginas important to you?” Two weeks ago, this question was posed to 120 men of Connecticut College in a promotional video...

“Get Out” of Town with SAC

October 11, 2013• News • One Comment

Much to the dismay of students, far too often the weekends are filled with one thing: studying. We groan from under a pile of books that...

A Subscription for Initiative

October 11, 2013• News, Uncategorized

Feministing.com Writer Zerlina Maxwell Addresses Rape Culture

October 11, 2013• News • One Comment

On Sept. 25, Connecticut College Women’s Center welcomed Zerlina Maxwell to campus for a presentation that filled the Ernst Common Room....

Martha Merrill Makes a Move

October 11, 2013• News

You may have obsessed over her contributions to the New York Times blog, “The Choice,” when you were an aspiring Camel trying to do all...