Opinions

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

February 18, 2015• Opinions

Read More →

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...

Read More →

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

February 3, 2015• Opinions • One Comment

One would think that the death of over 2000 people would be at the forefront of the news. That the 10-year-old girl who was sent by a...

Read More →

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

February 3, 2015• Opinions

Read More →

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....

Read More →

Creating and Sustaining a Dialogue of Difference: The Importance of the “Color Brave Monologues”

February 3, 2015• Opinions

Lamiya Khandaker ’17 is on a mission. As Chair for Diversity and Equity in SGA, alongside the Diversity Committee of SGA, she is...

Read More →

The Extinction of Dating: How Hook Up Culture Damages Mental Health

December 2, 2014• Opinions

Read More →

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...

Read More →

Is Fusion Authentic? Assessing the Appropriation of Asian cultures in Fusion

December 2, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

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...

Read More →

On “Acting Straight”: Perceptions of Masculinity Among Gay Men

December 2, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

Read More →

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...

Read More →

Democrats Deny Duckworth

December 2, 2014• Opinions

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

Read More →
↑
Close
Sections