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Student Occupation of Taiwanese Legislature Comes to an End

April 28, 2014• News, Uncategorized

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Students Reflect on Trips to Taiwan and Japan

April 28, 2014• News

On April 16, students from two classes within the East Asian Studies department gathered in the atrium above Harris to share their...

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Retention & Rigor in the Center for Art and Technology

April 28, 2014• News

The five interdisciplinary centers at Connecticut College are often promoted as the school’s prized possessions. Often referred to simply...

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Professor Sharma Denied Tenure

April 28, 2014• News

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Floralia: A Recent History Memories of the Past and Upcoming Excitement

April 28, 2014• News

The name is ever more graceful and harmonious than the actual day, the cacophony-filled blur of fun, or the people living it could ever be....

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New English Professor Bridges English and Environmental Sciences

April 28, 2014• News

The liberal arts education structure invites connections across disciplines. As a liberal arts institution, Connecticut College works to...

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Second Language Acquisition Class: Learning through Community Involvement

April 28, 2014• News

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Senior Week Update

April 28, 2014• News

Every year, after the excitement of Floralia and the rush of completing finals and turning in theses, the seniors reach the bittersweet end...

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Camels, Cardinals & Bantams: Distance-learning enhances course offerings

April 14, 2014• News

Last October, Associate Professor of Neuroscience Joseph Schroeder emailed all Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience majors at Conn,...

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Working At Home, Abroad: International student center provides community space for students from outside the country

April 14, 2014• News

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Lacking Leadership: Seymour Hersh on U.S. Foreign Policy and the Role of the Press

April 14, 2014• News • One Comment

“I think we are a lost country,” renowned investigative journalist Seymour Hersh said during a recent talk at Connecticut College....

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TEDxConnecticutCollege 2014: Allowing Everyone to Wander

April 14, 2014• News

“With a single Rubik’s cube there exists 43 quintillion different combinations to solve the puzzle, but for over 300 million Americans,...

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