Opinions

Paying Forward what my Teachers Gave Me

December 21, 2015• Opinions

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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

When members of the SGA Executive Board repeatedly perform poorly and engage in gross misconduct, should they be held accountable? When...

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

December 21, 2015• Opinions

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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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Of Guardian Angels, Watergate, Slave Ships and a Triple-Dog-Dare

December 21, 2015• Opinions

Before Buddy the Elf found his true identity and discovered the joys of eating spaghetti with maple syrup, or before Ralphie convinced his...

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Xi-Ma Meeting: A Poorly Planned Political Ploy

November 23, 2015• Opinions

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Gender: Gaps, Tax and the Facts

November 23, 2015• 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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Strategic Plotting

November 23, 2015• Opinions

The Strategic Planning survey, we are told, is the venue where everyone’s voices are currently being heard and included. Question number...

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The Importance of Understanding Teach for America

November 23, 2015• Opinions

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The Trouble with Fantasy Football

November 22, 2015• 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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A Look at Financial Aid After the Hale Donation

November 18, 2015• Opinions

On Tuesday, Sept. 8, President Bergeron announced the largest gift in Connecticut College’s history: $20 million from Robert Hale ‘88,...

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