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Local Gems: Paul’s Pasta Shop

December 9, 2019• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Amanda Sanders

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Silicon Valley Giants Steals $100 Billion from Global Public

December 9, 2019• Opinions

It’s been about two years since President Donald Trump passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) and cut the corporate tax rate...

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The 45th School Shooting

November 22, 2019• Opinions

A North Texas teacher holding a protest sign at the March for Our Lives sister rally in Denton, Texas on March 24th, 2018. Photo courtesy...

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Intersectionality at the All-College Symposium

November 22, 2019• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Connecticut College, 2019.

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Should a Candidate’s Health Influence Your Vote?

November 9, 2019• Opinions

Bernie Sanders, as we all know, is running to be the President of the United States for the second time. The question is, how will his age...

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New Food Pathway Will Surpass Home Economics Class

October 22, 2019• Opinions

Photo courtesy of @healthy_eclair. Surely I am not the only one who envied anyone that had home ec class in middle school. I mean, who...

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(Mostly) Meatless Mondays

October 22, 2019• Opinions

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What We Can All Do For Racial Inclusion on Campus

October 22, 2019• Opinions

An Afro-American Society party in 1971. Photo courtesy of Linda Lear Center. People of Color (POC) on Connecticut College’s campus...

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The Effect Evil Has on Relationships: It Chapter Two

October 21, 2019• Arts, Opinions

This article contains spoilers of the film It Chapter Two Yet another Stephen King novel has been made into a movie, and this time with a...

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Should Conn’s Mascot Be a Mosquito?

October 8, 2019• Opinions

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#SharpieGate

September 26, 2019• Opinions

A few weeks ago, Hurricane Dorian was spinning full speed into the Bahamas and was predicted to inflict a ton of damage to Florida and...

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Missing: Freeman Dining Hall

September 26, 2019• Opinions • One Comment

Toward the end of last semester, when I first heard that the JA and Freeman dining halls were going to be shutdown, I, along with a...

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