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Bee-coming a Camel

September 26, 2019• Opinions, Uncategorized

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Less is Not Always More: The Issue with Eliminating JA/Freeman Dining

July 13, 2019• Opinions • 2 Comments

This opinions piece was written soon after the SGA Open Forum held on May 2nd, as detailed by Dean of Students Victor Arcelus in his email...

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Objecting to the Ultimate Frisbee Hazing Investigation

May 17, 2019• Opinions

Editors’ Note: An abridged version of this article was published on the front page of the April 30, 2019, issue. The treatment of...

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Coffee Grounds vs Walk-In?

April 29, 2019• Opinions

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Measles

April 29, 2019• Opinions

It seems pretty simple: Vaccinations are good, no vaccinations are bad. Yet, there are still skeptics. Measles, a virus that was...

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The Time For Change is Now

April 29, 2019• Opinions

We sat around a long cloth-clad tables, eagerly waiting to know what the outcome of the night and our discussion would be, and what it...

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Abstain, Write-in, Not Voting at All: Why the SGA Election Process Needs Reforming

April 29, 2019• Opinions

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CCRCC Statement on the Electoral College

April 16, 2019• Opinions

What was once only a memory from most of our ninth grade civics classes has now made national headlines in these past few weeks: the...

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A Brief Guide To Brexit: Why hasn’t it happened yet?

April 16, 2019• Opinions

Brexit continues to baffle minds both in and outside Europe. The House of Commons has yet to settle many unanswered questions nearly three...

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Congress’s New Blue Blood Bleeds Green

April 16, 2019• Opinions

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Higher Education: Money Over Merit

April 16, 2019• Opinions

When the college scandal broke out a couple of weeks ago, people were infuriated to learn that the wealthy elite paid large sums of money...

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Bina Nepram: Conn’s Resident Scholar and Activist in Exile

April 16, 2019• Opinions

With nearly 68 million people displaced in our war-torn world, many believe that refugees are groups of nameless masses. But, in fact,...

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