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Camels Assist With Ukrainian Refugees

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Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Annika Brown is a Connecticut College student studying abroad this semester in Denmark. Below is their account...

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The Battle Over Historical Narratives in the Indian Diaspora

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Khalsa giving a talk to students in the Walter Commons last November. Photo credit: Lauren O’Leary This article was co-written by...

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Ongoing Disasters in Puerto Rico Continue to be Ignored

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Since December, tremors have been wreaking havoc in Puerto Rico on a daily basis. The first earthquake left more than 8,000 people living...

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Bolivia’s 21st Century Coup d’Ètat

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On Oct. 20, 2019, Evo Morales was elected president of Bolivia for a fourth time, defeating the runner-up, former president of the centrist...

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Reflections on Investigative Journalism in a Time of Upheaval on College Campuses

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Most of the reportage that this newspaper does is quite local. Something happens on campus, and we cover it. In the process, we may speak...

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“The Half Has Never Been Told”

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On Dec. 7 in Blaustein 210, Cornell University Associate Professor of History Edward E. Baptist examined the concurrent evolution of...

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Letters from Paris: Students’ Stories of Terrorism

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Editors Note: John Sargent is a junior studying abroad in Paris, France during the Fall 2015 semester.  The clock on my phone read 4:34...

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Vegan Alternatives to Traditional Thanksgiving Recipes

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In 2012, over 254 million turkeys were raised for slaughter in the United States, a two percent increase from 2011’s total. Around 46...

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