Opinions

Xi-Ma Meeting: A Poorly Planned Political Ploy

Opinions

Earlier this month, the President of Taiwan Ma Ying-jeou (formally known as the Republic of China) met with General Secretary Xi Jinping,...

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Gender: Gaps, Tax and the Facts

Opinions

At this point, most of us have heard reports about the wage gap between men and women. The term “77 cents on the dollar” has become...

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The Importance of Understanding Teach for America

Opinions

  Editor’s Note: Rob Jones ’17 is the 2015-2016 Chair of Academic Affairs for SGA, and is enrolled in the College’s teacher...

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The Trouble with Fantasy Football

Opinions, Sports

Not long ago, when catching up with an old friend, I had an epiphany. We had known each other since third grade, and, me being a Patriots...

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Full Participation and Structural Exclusion

Opinions

Connecticut College was founded as Connecticut College for Women after Wesleyan became exclusively all male. Connecticut College enjoys...

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Suze Clues

Opinions, Uncategorized

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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Wesleyan’s Argus Faces Budgeting Crisis

Opinions

At Wesleyan University, student government and student press are at war over free speech, the balance of power and inclusion. The conflict...

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How to File an Incident Report: Step by Step Instructions on the New System

Opinions

Editors Note: Sarah Rose Gruszecki ‘18 is a Floor Governor in Branford House. This year’s Floor Governors and Housefellows went under...

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