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Radicalization and Collective Power: John Steinbeck and Zohran Mamdani

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Radicalization doesn’t begin in a vacuum. It’s stoked when people are oppressed and degraded by a system they can observe but...

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Brigaid is Making School Lunch Accessible & Delicious

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Courtesy of Alex Leigh Think back to when school lunchtime meant long lines and semi-edible food. Growing up, school lunch was never...

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The Case for Sustaining Undergraduate Research at Small Colleges

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Courtesy of Amelia Racicot ’27 As a first-generation college student, my educational experience was transformed by an invitation by a...

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A New Syria: One Year Later

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December 8th, 2024, could be marked as the most important day for all of Syria. It was the end of the Assad regime that Bashar al-Assad...

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Why Lucid is the Lead Innovator in the EV World

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Courtesy of Oxana Media In the 21st century, innovation in the world of engineering is a word that is not used very often anymore....

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Review of Dutch Tavern, Historic New London Pub

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Courtesy of Evan Young ’26 In the heart of Downtown New London lies an institution that has been serving ice-cold pints to the...

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Is Conn’s Meal Plan Worth It?

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There have been a lot of changes to the food in Connecticut College dining halls over the years. In the 2023-24 academic year, when I was a...

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For Better or Worse: Is Social Media Truly Evil?

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Courtesy of Ralph Olazo Social Media is the angel and the devil on all of our shoulders. Everyone who has a phone has had one or more of...

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