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Pot Proves Perpetually Perplexing Predicament for Prospective Politicians

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Over the past several years and continuing into today, the legalization of marijuana has proven to be a hotly contested issue. The two...

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From the Growth Imperative to the Resistance Imperative: Juliet Schor and Reimagining Capitalism

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Thursday, March 28 marked the beginning of the Reimagining Capitalism lecture series organized by the Global Capitalism Pathway, with the...

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Social Media Misrepresents Study Abroad Experiences

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Having returned from my semester abroad in Belfast, Northern Ireland two months ago, I cannot help but notice the flood of pictures and...

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Michael Cohen: Can We Trust Him This Time?

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“He Trump is both good and bad, as do we all,” said Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former lawyer, 11 minutes into his opening...

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Greer: The Lesser Known Library on Campus

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Last November, the most recent album in the Bob Dylan Bootleg Series, More Blood, More Tracks: The Bootleg Series Vol. 14, was released....

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It’s All in the Name

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I wrote an article last semester about this school’s policy of Failure to Act, a policy that I see as unfair, unjust and a means for...

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President Bergeron Reappointed to Second Five Year Term

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In an email to the College last week, Chair of the Connecticut College Board of Trustees DeFred G. Folts III ‘82 announced that the Board...

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I Hate the State of the Union

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The U.S. Constitution mandates only that the President “shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the...

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