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Creating and Sustaining a Dialogue of Difference: The Importance of the “Color Brave Monologues”

February 3, 2015• Opinions

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The Extinction of Dating: How Hook Up Culture Damages Mental Health

December 2, 2014• Opinions

Every Sunday morning one of the first questions you hear across different conversations in Harris and social media sites, such as Yik Yak,...

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Not Your Average Field TRIP: Why Conn Should Offer More TRIP Courses

December 2, 2014• Opinions

At the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, there is a section of the Rolls Down Like Water: The American Civil Rights Movement...

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Is Fusion Authentic? Assessing the Appropriation of Asian cultures in Fusion

December 2, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

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On “Acting Straight”: Perceptions of Masculinity Among Gay Men

December 2, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

The LGBT community is well organized in its political push for liberty. Yet not all LGBT people choose to identify themselves as part of...

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Dealing with Illness One Weekday at a Time: Exploring Student Health Services’ Options Over the Weekends

December 2, 2014• Opinions

Only a few weeks into her first year, Amanda Hillman ’16 (name has been changed) woke up alone in her bed on a Sunday morning. Her...

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Democrats Deny Duckworth

December 2, 2014• Opinions

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Inside the Room, Outside the Room: How Space Defines Identity on Campus

November 4, 2014• Opinions

Looking around Conn’s campus, it is safe to say that a great deal of spaces are informally gendered or racialized. Some dorms, such as...

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Social Media: Is Conn Doing Too Much?

November 4, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

I remember when I registered for Conn, not long ago, being suddenly bombarded with commands to set up my email account, explore CamelWeb...

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Scrutinizing “As Told By Vaginas:” The Pervasive Disinclusion of Trans and Gender-queer Individuals in Feminist Performace

October 22, 2014• Opinions • 2 Comments

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International Student Financial Aid: Where Would We Be Without It?

October 22, 2014• Opinions

Connecticut College is a not-for-profit educational institution that is very expensive to attend, and I find that juxtaposition ironic....

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On (not) Doing the Reading

October 22, 2014• Opinions

“I didn’t do the reading.” It’s an admission that we all make to ourselves or to each other at one time or another over our college...

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