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Are Staff Paid Living Wages? An Ongoing Investigation

May 5, 2015• Opinions

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

May 5, 2015• Opinions

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

May 5, 2015• Opinions

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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What Language Obscures: Exploring the politics of “proper” English

May 5, 2015• Opinions • One Comment

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Assessing Democratic Integrity in SGA Elections

May 5, 2015• Opinions

On Tuesday night, I drafted an article critiquing majority-rule democracy in the context of the recent SGA election. I asked questions such...

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On Reconciling with the Idea of SGA

May 5, 2015• Opinions

Over a year ago, I wrote an article in the Voice calling for a complete overhaul of student government elections at Connecticut College. I...

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Demystifying Media Bias Surrounding Anti-Semitic and Islamophobic Discourses

April 15, 2015• Opinions • 5 Comments

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Whose Commencement?: A Call for Transparency and Senior Class Involvement in Ceremony Decisions

April 15, 2015• Opinions

Two weeks ago, I received a phone call from an unknown New London area phone number. It was Dean Arcelus, calling in response to my email,...

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Why are Centers Selective? Understanding the Limit of Admissions to Academic Centers

April 15, 2015• Opinions

On our campus, academic center programs like CISLA, CAT, PICA and the Goodwin-Niering Center all give off the impression of closed-door...

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Race Education: The Imperative to Teach Social Awareness in High Schools

April 15, 2015• Opinions

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The Friendship Model of Thesis Advising: Is it Replicable?

April 15, 2015• Opinions

This article was originally written in June 2014 with the editorial help of Professor MaryAnne Borrelli of the Government/International...

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Exploring Research in the Social Sciences

March 31, 2015• Opinions

Connecticut College, just like other small, liberal arts colleges, takes the number of opportunities that it provides for undergraduate...

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