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Remembering Fidel Castro

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Having reportedly survived six hundred attempts on his life from the CIA, Fidel Castro, Cuba’s leader famous for spearheading the...

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Interview: The Appeal and Ascent of Donald Trump

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In the wake of Donald Trump’s historic upset in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, The College Voice sat down with two Trump...

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Conn’s Ineffective Policy to Reduce Food Waste

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Many people wonder where Conn’s food waste goes. Even as Harris is closing, I often see pans that are still half full. The logical...

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Feminism in my Home

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The result of the 2016 election has forced me, and I’m sure many others, to think about what it means to be a woman and feminist in the...

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Trump Redefines Role of Election Observers

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Donald Trump has made many terrifying and outrageous claims throughout his candidacy, yet none have struck a nerve with me more than his accusation that the election is rigged.

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Public Intellectuals Spotted at Privatized Institution

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As someone who cringes at the thought of writing an event review, I must admit that extenuating circumstances have led me to write...

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The Civic Imperative of Voting

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Much has been made on our liberal arts campus of the civic duty to vote in the presidential election. Popular phrases alluding to the...

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Contextualizing the Rise of Donald Trump

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Despite every news cycle that broadcasts Trump’s latest controversial comments, a particular bloc of white working class voters stays...

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The Strategic Plan: Building on Strength

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The Strategic Plan: Everyone at Connecticut College has heard this term. It is the accumulation of new ideas for the College for the coming...

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