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Pathways to Nowhere? Critical Reflections on the New GE

May 25, 2017• Opinions

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Reflections on Hybristophilia: Investigating Dangerous Affinities

May 4, 2017• Opinions

When I first heard of  “people attracted to serial killers,” I thought the idea to be preposterous. “Sexual attraction to...

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Examining Mental Health Services Abroad

May 4, 2017• Opinions

For many years, the siren song of the College’s Study Away program has drawn in students looking to expand their educational experiences...

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Free Speech Concerns Persist at Berkeley

May 4, 2017• Opinions • One Comment

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CC Divest Triumphs with “Put a Price on It”

May 4, 2017• Opinions

We’ve done it. April 14 marks the validation of student voices and a recognition of the reality of climate change. Connecticut College is...

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Conn Stands on Stolen Land

May 3, 2017• Opinions

When we think about the land on which Connecticut College is located, a few images may come to mind: the trees that have just started to...

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“Speaking of Parking” Evidences Faculty Dissatisfaction

April 18, 2017• Opinions

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The Thames River: A Hidden Ecological Gem Worth Preserving

April 18, 2017• Opinions

Dusk had just begun to settle as I stepped out of my car on Benham Avenue, and the only sound accompanying my footsteps was the hum of the...

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Hate Speech or Free Speech? Campuses Struggle to Define

April 17, 2017• Opinions • One Comment

Free speech is a complicated issue for students. Armed with hundred-point words for million-dollar problems, many students sublimate their...

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Tired of Ticketing

Student Perspective: Tired of Ticketing

April 17, 2017• Opinions • One Comment

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Why Is Goodwin Going?

April 4, 2017• News, Opinions

Ann Goodwin, current vice president of College Advancement, will leave Connecticut College on April 28, one month after the announcement of...

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State Legislators Curtail Protest Rights

April 4, 2017• Opinions

Since the Nov. 8 presidential election, legislatures in 18 states have either introduced or voted to approve legislation with the effect of...

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