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Third Party Presidential Debates Largely Ignored in Mainstream Media

November 7, 2012• News • One Comment

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SGA Moves to Amend Lockout Policy

November 7, 2012• News

Last Thursday, SGA passed a resolution to change dorm lockout policy. Currently, the policy mandates a $25 fee for any lockout after the...

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Dominion Foundation Grant Fuels Conservation Efforts on Campus

November 7, 2012• News

In the spring of 2012, a grant was created by Dominion Foundation to, “Encourage the development of programs for post-secondary students...

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Extra Life Unites Gamers For a Good Cause

November 7, 2012• News

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Hurricane Sandy Slams the East Coast, Campus Damage Minor in Comparison

November 7, 2012• News

Last week, the entire East Coast was hit with super storm Sandy, who left much destruction in her wake. As Connecticut College students...

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President Leo Higdon to Retire at the End of 2013

November 5, 2012• News, Uncategorized • 2 Comments

This afternoon, in front of a large crowd of faculty, students and staff in the 1961 room, President Leo Higdon announced that he would be...

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General Education Reform in Preliminary Stage, to Impact Class of 2018

October 31, 2012• News

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Fewer Alcohol Incidents but More Vandalism?

October 31, 2012• News

by Hayley Adnopoz As Park residents awoke on one of the first Sundays of the school year and walked down to Harris for a nice brunch, they...

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Connecticut Candidates Courtney and Formica to Debate at Connecticut College

October 31, 2012• News

National politics are breaking out on the Connecticut College campus in a big way. In what may be an unprecedented event for our school,...

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TEDx Gets a Head Start in Planning

October 31, 2012• News

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Fear Itself: Professor Alex Hybel Discusses the Volatile Nature of Foreign Policy and Why the Outcome of the Election May Not Matter

October 31, 2012• News

by Samantha Shuba The circular lights of Coffee Grounds looked warm and inviting from the dark, rainy sidewalk of Cro Boulevard. The...

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New Dean Brings Fresh Perspective to the College

October 31, 2012• News • One Comment

On a rainy afternoon in September, Dean Carolyn Denard sat across from me at the table in her office, wearing a prim, charcoal jacket with...

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