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The Implicit Privilege of the Founders Day Challenge

April 11, 2016• Opinions

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CELS Bridges Academia and Post-Grad

April 11, 2016• Opinions

Though my graduation is three years away, knowing I have to leave Conn makes me worry about eventually suspending my participation in...

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No, This is Not 1934

April 11, 2016• Opinions

The presidential election season is upon us once again! Every four years we experience lively political discourse, televised debates and...

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Hollywood’s Depiction of a Gender Transition – “The Danish Girl” Review

February 29, 2016• Opinions

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Assuming Responsibility for Our Safety

February 29, 2016• Opinions

Although it feels like spring is in full swing, winter’s snow was falling just days ago. On the Connecticut College campus, the community...

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Provisions for Programs

February 29, 2016• Opinions

In our super competitive world, it becomes increasingly important to stand out. This is evident on websites, resumes and college profiles....

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Keep Health in Mind

February 29, 2016• Opinions

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Suze Clues

February 29, 2016• 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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Examining Demographics in New Hampshire

February 29, 2016• Opinions

Overall, this year’s democratic race has been very surprising. In New Hampshire’s primary, Hillary Clinton suffered an unprecedented...

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The Super Bowl Belongs to Denver

February 10, 2016• Opinions, Sports

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#OscarsSoWhite

February 10, 2016• Opinions, Uncategorized • One Comment

I’ve always enjoyed awards season. From the Oscars to the Grammys, I find the competition thrilling, as actors, actresses, musicians,...

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What Happened in Iowa?

February 10, 2016• Opinions

Last Monday, the United States held its first caucus in the 2016 presidential race in Iowa. Though the race was tight in both parties, Ted...

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