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“They paved paradise and put up a parking lot”: Proposed Zachs Hillel House Green Removal

December 14, 2022• Opinions

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Building for the Future: Crozier-Williams Renovations Must Address Sustainability

December 14, 2022• Opinions • 5 Comments

Photo Courtesy of KSS One way or another, the 15 million dollar renovation of Crozier-Williams will prove to be a defining moment in...

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Something Over Nothing: The Pros and Cons of Environmental Vandalism

December 14, 2022• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash Upon opening social media in October 2022, one would be hard pressed to go more than a few minutes without...

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Just Another Facelift

December 14, 2022• Opinions

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Alarming Accounts of Campus Safety: The Student Perspective

November 23, 2022• Opinions

Courtesy of Pexels On Oct. 31, Director of Campus Safety and Emergency Operations Mary Savage sent out an email which read, “The College...

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Caging the Bird: Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover and its Consequences:

November 23, 2022• Opinions

Layoffs, lawsuits, and loyalty pleas: all phrases that come to mind when examining Elon Musk’s recent acquisition of the social media...

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Dirty Dems Win Again

November 23, 2022• Opinions

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No Parking For Camels

November 9, 2022• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Keri Krasnoff ’24 If you ever had to park in the West Lot (also known as gravel lot) located behind Sprout Garden,...

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Is Doing a Connections Center or Pathway Worth it?

November 9, 2022• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Connecticut College Last Thursday, the Connecticut College community gathered for the fourth annual All-College...

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How 10 Students Want to Spend Money at Conn

November 9, 2022• Opinions, Uncategorized

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From One Camel to Another—A Reminder of the US’ Actions Abroad

November 9, 2022• Opinions

In the Summer 2022 issue of the Connecticut College Magazine (Vol. 30, No. 3), Eugene B. Kogan ’03 was interviewed for the piece “The...

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A Labriola campaign flier that found its way into Cro mailboxes last week.

Marxist Martha Marx, and Other Spooky Tales from the 20th Senate District

November 9, 2022• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Andrew Kupovich ’26 Connecticut is an overwhelmingly blue, Democrat-voting state. And in the leadup to the midterm...

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