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Meet Your New SGA Executive Board and Class Presidents

May 2, 2011• News

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CoAST Informs Students of Local Trafficking

May 2, 2011• News

Kimberly Vecchione’s daughter Cassie was an outstanding student, athlete, musician and artist before she met Carl.  Carl talked her into...

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Wind Energy at Connecticut College: One student revisits the feasibility of wind energy on campus

May 2, 2011• News • One Comment

Connecticut College is windy. Whether students are enjoying the ocean breeze on a cool spring day, or cursing the blizzard-like conditions...

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Students March and Pledge to Eradicate Sexual Violence

April 19, 2011• News

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Conn Hosts Third Annual Relay For Life

April 19, 2011• News

Despite the abnormally cold April weather, last Saturday’s Relay For Life attracted a huge amount of support from the Connecticut College...

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Professor Profile: Heidi Henderson

April 19, 2011• News

Heidi Henderson, Assistant Professor of Dance, is one of the most fascinating human beings I have met. You may have seen her wandering...

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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong ’93 discusses career path since Conn

April 19, 2011• News • One Comment

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Distinction to be Made Between Honor Code and College Policy

April 11, 2011• News • 2 Comments

After nearly a year of talks, the Judicial Board is undergoing change: namely, it is no longer J-Board. The changes stem from the...

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Housing Lottery: Convenient or Convoluted?

April 11, 2011• News • One Comment

Spring is finally in the air, this means two things: class registration and housing assignments. This semester, however, brought a big...

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Prof. Hybel Visits Egypt to Witness Democratization

April 11, 2011• News

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Wabash Surveys Conn’s Academics

April 11, 2011• News

The Wabash National Study of Liberal Arts Education (WNSLAE) aims to collaborate with liberal arts institutions nationwide to develop...

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The New York Times Introduces Digital Subscriptions

April 7, 2011• News

Starting last Monday, the New York Times began charging readers to access articles online. The newspaper is allowing users to read twenty...

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