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The First-Year Perspective: On learning to deal with registration frustrations

September 23, 2014• Opinions

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First Year Perspective 2: On New Beginnings

September 23, 2014• Opinions

“It’s all happening.”  Whether you’re familiar with the film “Almost Famous” or not.  Those words mean something.  Say it...

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Anxieties and Reflections of a Returning Senior: Internalizing Experiences Abroad

September 23, 2014• Opinions

As a senior who witnessed the chaotic arrival of first-year students, my first day at Connecticut College seems like a blur. I remember,...

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Blind Fandom & Fundraising: A comparative analysis of Wicked Peach and Relay For Life

April 28, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

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What’s “Group” Got to Do with It?: Why you should be going to group therapy

April 28, 2014• Opinions

I was disappointed last spring to learn that NBC had canceled Go On after only one season. Starring an older Chandler Bing and that kid...

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Calculating Worth: Conn’s Value As More Than a Price Tag

April 28, 2014• Opinions

Two weeks ago, a friend told me about one of the hardest questions she’s faced as a Tour Guide. She was showing a prospective student and...

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The Places You’ll Go, Here in New Lo

April 28, 2014• Opinions

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Debating Conn’s Off-Campus Housing Policy

April 28, 2014• Opinions

Conn is a residential college with on-campus housing guaranteed all four years; we all came here well aware of this fact. The 2014 – 2015...

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Lost in Translation: Difficulties with the Transfer of Credits Taken Abroad

April 28, 2014• Opinions

After the Fall 2013 semester, the Connecticut College Office of Study Away removed the University of Cape Town (UCT), South Africa, from...

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The Necessity of Need-Aware: Looking into Tough Decisions in Admissions

April 14, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

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When One Door Closes, Another is Held Open: Conn and the Zen and Art of Door-Holding

April 14, 2014• Opinions

As the old fable goes, a student entering the library sees another student exiting Branford and waits to hold the door open for him or her....

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How Far Does Our Commitment to Diversity Extend?: Questioning Conn’s Choice of Commencement Speakers

April 14, 2014• Opinions

Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman is slated to speak at the 96th Connecticut College Commencement in a little over a month. While I am...

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