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A Freshman’s Perspective on New London

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As much as we freshmen love our beautiful and tight-knit campus, we also know, after a month of being students here, how stifling it...

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Students Foster Burgeoning Interest in Arabic Language and Culture Studies

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The Middle East is perpetually in the news. Between countries such as Iraq, Egypt and Syria, it’s hard to get through a day without...

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New London: Hidden Gem or Minefield?

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The Instability of Sustainability: Student apathy’s detrimental effects on sustainability initiatives

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Last semester, Connecticut College implemented a mug share program allowing access to reusable, portable mugs that could be carried out of...

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A Department in the Doldrums: Saving Global Literatures in English

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As many of you are aware by now, the first draft of next year’s Staffing Plan has caused quite a stir, as it proposes removing the...

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About That Gong…

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It was large and round. It was bound in an almost casually drawn peace sign. It was bronze, in varying hues, and on days when the sun broke...

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How surprised he’ll be when he finds out

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It did so indeed, and much sooner than she had expected ...

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The Tea Party Disowns Karl Rove

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Have you ever heard of Karl Rove?  If you haven’t, allow me to introduce you to him.  He is a very conservative political strategist,...

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The State of Our Union’s Education

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On February 12, 2013, President Obama addressed the American public with the State of the Union address. He dedicated a few minutes to the...

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