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Frankie Says Advice Column

February 18, 2015• Opinions

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8 Words: What Would It Mean If This Were True?

February 18, 2015• Opinions

Following the College screening of “I’m Not Racist…Am I?” The College Voice has teamed up with Conn Alumna, Liza Talusan ’97, to...

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Reflecting on Senior Year FOMO

February 3, 2015• Opinions

I am a senior. I am graduating in less than four months. This is simultaneously terrifying and incredibly liberating. I will become a full...

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The Politics of Media Coverage: Scrutinizing the Absence of Boko Haram Kidnappings from the News

February 3, 2015• Opinions • One Comment

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Masking Discord: How social nicety foils political engagement inside the Bubble

February 3, 2015• Opinions

Breaking news to hashtag social media sensation to jam-packed Conn event – this seems to be the new trajectory that talks at Conn are...

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Nancy Grace vs. 2 Chainz: One Student Advocates for Marijuana Legalization

February 3, 2015• Opinions • 2 Comments

There is no denying that many students take an interest in the topic of marijuana legalization on most college campuses nationwide....

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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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