Opinions

The Quest for Voting Numbers and Shared Governance

May 24, 2021• Opinions

Do We Really Need a Business Major?

May 15, 2021• Opinions

On April 20, Dean Jefferson Singer sent out a message alerting students that a survey would be sent out to gauge student interest in a...

Is Conn Successful with COVID-19 Procedures?

April 23, 2021• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Connecticut College. Given the dire and unusual circumstances students are faced with during this school year, it is...

The Left’s Lies About Georgia’s Election Reform Bill

April 21, 2021• Opinions

Zach Snyder’s Justice League

April 20, 2021• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. A month ago, I opened HBO Max and saw Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Who is Zack Snyder? More importantly, why...

Right-Wing Cancel Culture

April 1, 2021• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Pixabay The slogan for the 2021 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) was “America Uncanceled.” Yet,...

The Long Shadow of Reagan’s Presidency

April 1, 2021• Opinions

The Democrats’ Impeachment Failure

March 17, 2021• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. For weeks, Republicans have asserted that the second impeachment of Donald Trump was designed to serve the...

Becoming a Vegetarian with Conn’s Limited Options

March 17, 2021• Opinions • One Comment

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. For a regular omnivore, this might go unnoticed, but choosing a meal can be challenging for those with dietary...

No Spring Break Will Affect Our Mental Health

March 17, 2021• Opinions

Is Zoom Ableist?

February 27, 2021• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced professors and students to rethink how to teach and learn in a completely new...

Meditation and Mindfulness

February 26, 2021• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. I thought about writing a piece on the current nature of political discourse and my opinions on what may remedy...