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International Student Financial Aid: Where Would We Be Without It?

October 22, 2014• Opinions

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On (not) Doing the Reading

October 22, 2014• Opinions

“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?

October 22, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

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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Around the world in $80 or less: Millenials Traversing New Landscapes with Airbnb

October 22, 2014• Opinions

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Creative Recipes to Spice Up Harris Meals

October 11, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

If you walk around any campus you will realize that to college students, food is very important. Very, very important. Listening to...

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Caffeine Connoiseurs: A Complete Guide to Conn’s On-Campus Coffee

October 11, 2014• Opinions

Comedian Lewis Black once said, “I like coffee because it gives me the illusion that I might be awake.” At Connecticut College, this...

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Living in the Hot Zone: An Alumna in the Epicenter of the Ebola outbreak

October 11, 2014• Opinions

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Investing in the Paradox: Reconciling Profit and Environmentalism

October 11, 2014• Opinions

With the exception of some who for ideological or other reasons diminish or even deny climate change, most thinking people agree that...

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Anonymous Bliss: Yik Yak’s effect on campus culture

October 11, 2014• Opinions

“How many Mean Girls references will be made today? The limit does not exist.” October 3 always fills the internet with quotes from the...

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A Spotlight on Senior Theses: Researching Military Successes in Vietnam

October 11, 2014• Opinions

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A Review of the “Race 101” Event

October 11, 2014• Opinions

It is not that I have a problem with organized events about race. I swear. I have a problem with those events when they do not address the...

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Assuming Privilege: Unpacking socioeconomic microagressions on campus

September 23, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

Money is dirty; it is improper and impolite to discuss your finances with your acquaintances or even those close to you in our culture. Why...

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