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Examining Mental Health Services Abroad

May 4, 2017• Opinions

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Free Speech Concerns Persist at Berkeley

May 4, 2017• Opinions • One Comment

A few weeks after the University of California Berkeley Republicans invited Ann Coulter to address the student body, university officials...

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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

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“Speaking of Parking” Evidences Faculty Dissatisfaction

April 18, 2017• Opinions

With the exception of in-class and in-office laments, faculty concerns tend to be obfuscated from students by a separation of networks, but...

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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

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Tired of Ticketing

Student Perspective: Tired of Ticketing

April 17, 2017• Opinions • One Comment

At the risk of being labeled one of “a bunch of entitled kids,” as Professor Vogel of the Philosophy Department once suggested, I wish...

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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

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John Oliver and the Buzzfeed Effect

April 4, 2017• Opinions

Much, if not too much, has already been said on the subject of fake news, with a significant amount of that being fake news yelled from the...

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Jeff Sessions Just Says No to Marijuana

April 4, 2017• Opinions

Jeff Sessions, a man deemed too racist to serve as a federal judge in the 1980s, now heads the United States Department of Justice and...

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