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The Human Cost of AI

September 25, 2025• Opinions

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10 Years In, Hamilton Tells Our Story

September 25, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of Mia Whipple ’27 If you hear choruses of “I am not throwing away my shot”, have no fear. You have not traveled back to...

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Through Rough Ways to the Stars: Before NASA There was Jack Parsons

August 1, 2025• Opinions

Jack Parsons was one of the co-founders of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), a facility still utilized today by NASA. Unlike his...

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More to Sell, Less to Eat: Cuts to Food Assistance Programs

August 1, 2025• Opinions

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Through the Eyes of Another: The Value of Reading in this Moment

May 7, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of Jonas Jacobsson As finals approach and Connecticut College students are soon to experience academic trials and tribulations,...

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Are we really going ‘Forward Together’?

May 7, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of Elaine Sandoval Carrasco From campus protests to the inauguration of President Andrea E. Chapdelaine, Ph.D, Connecticut College...

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Peru’s Democratic Backslide: Fujimorismo’s Shadow and the Erosion of Institutions

April 23, 2025• Opinions • 2 Comments

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Mulch Madness!

April 23, 2025• Opinions

Spring has officially arrived at Connecticut College, bringing an earthy, smelly surprise. And whether you’re a mulch lover or a mulch...

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Everything Wrong with the Blue Origin Space Mission

April 23, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of SpaceX Between the time you swiped your Camel Card into Harris and actually managed to find a seat amidst the lunch rush and...

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Netflix’s Adolescence is a New Kind of Horror

March 26, 2025• Opinions

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One Final Discard

March 26, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of Erica Smith Spring break is a time where many students travel, relax, and spend time with friends and family. For the ten...

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Values Everywhere… Except Where the Money Is; Connecticut College’s Double Standard

March 26, 2025• Opinions

Our college can’t decide if it has values or not. Last week’s emails from the Board and President Chapdelaine prove it. On...

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