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

November 7, 2012• News

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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

Hillary Coleman ’14 asked, “What could you say a Conn student is?” Professor Ron Flores wanted to know, “What are the qualities...

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Fewer Alcohol Incidents but More Vandalism?

October 31, 2012• News

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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

by Alanna Krowiak In order to expand upon its mission of “ideas worth spreading,” TED – a conference originally devoted to bringing...

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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

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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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An Invisible Man Sleeping in Your Bed

October 31, 2012• News • One Comment

Every Halloween, we renew our interest, fear or fascination with the paranormal. When we think about supernatural beings on campus, two...

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Ingrid Bushwack Comments on Dining Services Preparations

October 29, 2012• News, Uncategorized

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Former Amherst Student Speaks Out About Rape and The College’s “Policy of Shame”

October 23, 2012• News, Uncategorized

Editor’s Note: What follows is a reprint of an Op-Ed originally published in The Amherst Student; permission has been granted by...

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Freshman Class President and Vice President Discuss Campaigns and Hopes for SGA careers

October 22, 2012• News

Although it was mere coincidence, it seems ftting that I interviewed Ted Steinberg and Phoebe Rohn, the newly elected class president and...

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