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The Right to Reside

February 10, 2016• Opinions, Uncategorized

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Paris Attacks: Sport as Medicine for Misfortune

December 21, 2015• Opinions, Sports • One Comment

As harrowing as events like these are, sport has time and again proved its power to unite people across borders and languages in times of...

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Reflections on Investigative Journalism in a Time of Upheaval on College Campuses

December 21, 2015• Opinions, World News

Most of the reportage that this newspaper does is quite local. Something happens on campus, and we cover it. In the process, we may speak...

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Critiquing Worldviews Through Gender

December 21, 2015• Opinions • One Comment

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One Semester Down

December 21, 2015• Opinions

The two hour car ride from Redding to New London, Connecticut seemed alarmingly short on that first day. I watched the sunrise silently...

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Suze News, December 14, 2015

December 21, 2015• Opinions

Editor’s note: The College Voice is bringing back the classic advice column in a big way! Ask Suze, our in-house relationship and...

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Conn Forgets Turbulent Past

December 21, 2015• New London, Opinions • One Comment

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Paying Forward what my Teachers Gave Me

December 21, 2015• Opinions

As a college senior, I am asked about post-graduation plans on a regular basis. Like many seniors, I have struggled to come up with a set...

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Restructuring as Process

December 21, 2015• Opinions

Editor’s Note: Leah Rosofsky ’16 is the Presidential Associate for the 2015-2016 academic year for SGA. As Presidential Associate,...

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Why Members of the SGA Executive Board Must Resign

December 21, 2015• Opinions

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To Activists and to Spectators: What Student Activism Should Activate in Us All

December 21, 2015• Opinions

The recent social and racial climate at Mizzou prompted thousands of students at colleges around the country to stand in solidarity with...

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Stop Saying “Last Semester,” but Keep Saying Something

December 21, 2015• Opinions

The first time a Connecticut College first-year student met my mention of “last semester’s events” with wide-eyed confusion, I was...

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