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Good Intentions, Harmful Actions: The Problem with CC Students for Palestine

February 13, 2025• Opinions • 4 Comments

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The Cruelty of Colorblindness: Trump’s War on DEI

February 13, 2025• Opinions

President Trump’s crusade against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives has escalated, sending shockwaves through...

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Soft Sciences vs Hard Sciences: What’s the Misconception?

December 4, 2024• Opinions

The terms “hard” and “soft” sciences are thrown around rather carelessly in many college atmospheres, although most people would...

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The World Remembers: World AIDS Day 2024

December 4, 2024• Opinions

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The Georgian Dream Does Not Dream About Democracy

December 4, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Eva V. Georgia’s recent parliamentary elections could fulfill its people’s aspirations for democracy, human rights, and...

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What Exit Polls Tell Us About the Future of Education

December 4, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Phillip Oroni The 2024 election is over, and mainstream media has been trying to avoid the often overused word...

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Yes, Even You are a White Supremacist

December 4, 2024• Opinions • 2 Comments

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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

I invite you to join me on an ambitious journey of self-fulfillment in the wake of the election of an authoritarian regime. Will you join...

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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

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Over Annotated, Underappreciated: Finding Joy in the Written Word

November 4, 2024• Opinions

The hustle and bustle of the school year is in full swing, and, as any humanities student knows, the arrival of the brisk fall air means...

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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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