Opinions

Modern Research: Forming (and Exercising) Your Own Political Opinion

Opinions

Over the summer, I nodded my head halfheartedly while a friend of mine lamented the fact that, due to bureaucratic institutions like the...

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Suze Clues

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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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Speculations on Trump’s Success

Opinions, World News

His comb-over is a source of national amusement. He is unapologetically blunt and bluntly unapologetic. He has given few speeches without...

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GOP: Candidates in Historical Context

Opinions, World News

On Sept. 16, eleven Republican presidential hopefuls gathered in the Ronald Reagan Library to face off in the second GOP debate of the...

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A Time of Challenges for the European Union

Opinions, World News

Many a prominent pundit have correctly observed that the current migration crisis poses a greater challenge to united Europe than the...

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The Hale Donation: An Opportunity for Reflection

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When President Bergeron announced Robert ’88 and Karen Hale’s 20 million dollar gift to the College, I felt immensely grateful for...

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Dorm Damage Dilemma: How escalating damages in Park dorm represent a broken system

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Upon entering Park residence hall, one is immediately greeted by a large mural created by a Connecticut College student. The mural, which...

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Looking Back to the Archival History of Conn: Exploring 40 years of racial tension

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Following several years of student unrest at Connecticut College, 1971 saw an increase in student activism as a time when the student body...

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