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Not Your Average Field TRIP: Why Conn Should Offer More TRIP Courses

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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

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Being a first-year, I heard about Fusion for the first time toward the beginning of November and had, of course, never attended. As it...

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Dealing with Illness One Weekday at a Time: Exploring Student Health Services’ Options Over the Weekends

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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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Democrats Deny Duckworth

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Last week the House Democratic Caucus voted down a request by Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth (Dem., IL) to be allowed to vote by proxy in...

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Social Media: Is Conn Doing Too Much?

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I remember when I registered for Conn, not long ago, being suddenly bombarded with commands to set up my email account, explore CamelWeb...

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Scrutinizing “As Told By Vaginas:” The Pervasive Disinclusion of Trans and Gender-queer Individuals in Feminist Performace

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“Why Connecticut College Will No Longer Perform The Vagina Monologues” is one of the most widely read articles online that was...

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On (not) Doing the Reading

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“I didn’t do the reading.” It’s an admission that we all make to ourselves or to each other at one time or another over our college...

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Camels and Cadets: Why Can’t We be Friends?

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I asked Connecticut College students and Coast Guard Academy cadets to sum up the social relationship between the two schools in one word....

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