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Soft Sciences vs Hard Sciences: What’s the Misconception?

December 4, 2024• Opinions

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The World Remembers: World AIDS Day 2024

December 4, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of “AIDS Awareness Ribbon” by NIAID licensed under CC.jpg This December 1, the world recognized the thirty-seventh...

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The Georgian Dream Does Not Dream About Democracy

December 4, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Eva V. Georgia’s recent parliamentary elections could fulfill its people’s aspirations for democracy, human rights, and...

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What Exit Polls Tell Us About the Future of Education

December 4, 2024• Opinions

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Yes, Even You are a White Supremacist

December 4, 2024• Opinions • 2 Comments

The American Project is a White Supremacist project. One of assimilation, submission, malice, and colonization. And we have become White...

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Mr. Trump: Cognitive dissonance, culpability, and redemption under despotism 

November 13, 2024• Opinions • 2 Comments

I invite you to join me on an ambitious journey of self-fulfillment in the wake of the election of an authoritarian regime. Will you join...

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Demands for Divestment, and the Hazards of Neutrality

November 4, 2024• Opinions

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Roundtable: Connecticut Students’ Perspectives on this Presidential Election

November 4, 2024• Opinions

Note: This roundtable is a collaboration between Daily Campus, the University of Connecticut’s student newspaper and The College Voice....

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Over Annotated, Underappreciated: Finding Joy in the Written Word

November 4, 2024• Opinions

The hustle and bustle of the school year is in full swing, and, as any humanities student knows, the arrival of the brisk fall air means...

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The Echo of Absence: Fall Weekend as an International Student

November 4, 2024• Home, Opinions • One Comment

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Taking Charge of Your Mental Health at Connecticut College

October 2, 2024• Opinions

Do you ever find yourself having a breakdown in front of the library? I’m talking full-blown crying, boogers down your face, can’t...

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How Conn is Failing to Support Creative Writing 

October 2, 2024• Opinions

On July 7, as my family was driving home to Massachusetts from a trip to see relatives in New Jersey, I received an email from Connecticut...

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