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Net Neutrality Under Grave Threat

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No matter how snugly it sits in the pocket of corporations, the federal government is still responsible for protecting citizens from the type of unashamed indecency of expected exploits that would come with the repeal of net neutrality.

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Data Collection: How the Web Commodifies Personality

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Ever wondered why minutes after checking out a product on Amazon, you see an advertisement for the same product while watching a video on...

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Concussions in Hockey: Fighting a Losing Battle

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My family moved a couple years ago and, when I go home to a place where I didn’t grow up, surrounded by people I don’t know, I often...

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Battling Food Insecurity in New London County, One Garden at a Time

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When I first arrived at the Giving Garden in Mystic, CT, I wasn’t sure whether I was in the right place.

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A.S.I.A. Airs Resistance at Tule Lake, a Reminder of Civil Rights Violations

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When I perused my “This Weekend at Conn” email on Friday morning, I was surprised and grateful to find a variation from the standard a...

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Crisis in Catalonia Demands More from Democracy

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In the United States, we like to think that we have power over our government. After all, we vote for our representatives, we have protocol...

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With QPOC and Spectrum Dissolved, PRISM Fills Conn’s Gap in LGBTQIA+ Activism

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When I was choosing colleges, the presence and engagement of an LGBTQIA+ community on campus was a big factor in my search. The institution I chose, Connecticut College, was awarded over a four-star Campus Pride Index.

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Artificial Intelligence: A Terminator in Sheep’s Clothing

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Ever since the release of movies such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Terminator, and even earlier films, people have been theorizing about...

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EPA Leadership Distorts Climate Reality

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Among multiple shortcomings, the Trump Administration’s approach to climate policy deserves particular scrutiny. Though many Americans...

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Following Outdated Trends, theLOOK Lacks Diversity

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The summer before my first year at Conn, I performed a thorough cleaning of my childhood bedroom. As I ventured underneath my twin bed, I was confronted by the inevitable collection of childhood relics.

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As Negotiations Progress, Conn Must Recognize Its Debt to New London

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As Negotiations Progress, Conn Must Recognize Its Debt to New London...

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Sprout Garden Farmers’ Market: An Underutilized Campus Resource

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Every Friday at Crozier-Williams, students can get free and fresh produce at the Sprout Garden Farmers’ Market. In passing, I have seen...

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