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Crumbling Homes Amidst a Crumbling America

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Middle class paranoia sits squarely at the center of Lisa D’Amour’s 2012 play Detroit, directed by Assistant Professor of Theater...

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President Bergeron Performs with Student Bands

Arts, News

Ever since President Katherine Bergeron arrived at the College in January, her musical prowess has become somewhat of a legend on campus....

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Connecticut College Students Participate in People’s Climate March

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The usual honking taxis and crowded buses vacated the streets of New York City on Sep. 21 to make way for a movement that attracted...

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Departmental Shifts: A Student Perspective on the Faculty Staffing Plan

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Having a chance to look at the staffing plan is a privilege that not many students are afforded, yet inevitably the faculty that are...

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A Brief History of the South Sudan Conflict

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President Obama promised to help advance Sub-Saharan Africa in 2012. In a White House released fact sheet from that same year, President...

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Electoral Reform Plan Sparks Student-Based Protest in China

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A series of student strikes and protests erupted in Hong Kong surrounding the thorny issue of electoral reform.  Just weeks after the...

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Complications in Israel Progress

News, World News

This week the United States took a strong opposing stance in response to Israel’s decision to appropriate approximately 1,000 acres of...

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Debate over Ferguson police body cameras: breach of privacy questioned

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Weeks after the shooting of teenager Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, the city still remains a hotbed...

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