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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Mr. Trump: Cognitive dissonance, culpability, and redemption under despotism 

November 13, 2024• Opinions • 2 Comments

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Demands for Divestment, and the Hazards of Neutrality

November 4, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Theo Andres ’27 As student and government tensions clash and vary, colleges and universities across the country are...

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Roundtable: Connecticut Students’ Perspectives on this Presidential Election

November 4, 2024• Opinions

Note: This roundtable is a collaboration between Daily Campus, the University of Connecticut’s student newspaper and The College Voice....

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Over Annotated, Underappreciated: Finding Joy in the Written Word

November 4, 2024• Opinions

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The Echo of Absence: Fall Weekend as an International Student

November 4, 2024• Home, Opinions • One Comment

Courtesy of Stella König I wake up around noon. The sun shines through my big windows, and I hear voices in the hallway. I drag myself out...

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Taking Charge of Your Mental Health at Connecticut College

October 2, 2024• Opinions

Do you ever find yourself having a breakdown in front of the library? I’m talking full-blown crying, boogers down your face, can’t...

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How Conn is Failing to Support Creative Writing 

October 2, 2024• Opinions

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CONNection Through Social Media

September 18, 2024• Home, Opinions

During this past summer, the undertaking of preparation required to start my first year of college was incredibly nerve-racking and...

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Housing the Herd

September 18, 2024• Opinions

The housing lottery at Connecticut College is problematic. Some students despise it with their whole being, while others are thankful every...

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New Dine at Conn Service Attempts to Promote the “Greater Good”

September 18, 2024• Home, Opinions

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Camels Vote: Civic Engagement on Campus

September 18, 2024• Home, Opinions

Courtesy of Camels Vote In the fall of 2020, students inspired by their Politics of Voting Reforms class worked with the Holleran Center to...

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Old McDonald Had a Paper Due, AI-AI-Oh!

September 18, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Jonathan Kemper  If you ask anyone currently involved in education what their top concern is (after gun violence and low...

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