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Inflation or Increase: ‘A’s for Effort?

March 3, 2014• Opinions

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“Does SGA Even do Anything?”: An Insider’s Response to the Oft Heard Question

March 3, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

Author’s Note: This is my fifth semester on SGA, and of course that affects my bias, but I’d argue that the best way to understand an...

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The Ineffectiveness of Notes on Napkins

March 3, 2014• Opinions

If you walk into any dining hall on campus you will find a bulletin board that sports the slogan “Napkin Notes.” What will you find on...

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An Honor Code Retaliation: Senior Georgia Naumann responds to – and deconstructs – sophomore Ben Smith’s criticisms of the Honor Code in his ‘Letter to the Editor’ published this past December

March 3, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

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Accessibility at Conn: Considering our Campus from an Alternate View

March 3, 2014• Opinions

The first thing Julia* told me is that “emergency” is spelled wrong on the campus safety vans that escort her to class each morning....

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Epistolary Joy: Why Everyone Should Have a Conn Coll Pen Pal

March 3, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

Dear Fellow Camels, Does anyone dislike getting mail? In my four years at Conn, I’ve yet to hear anyone complain about an overabundance...

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The Men and Their Igloo

February 17, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

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Jokes Aside: Monetizing a Humanities Degree

February 17, 2014• Opinions • One Comment

“The problem is that… a lot of young people are no longer seeing the trades and skilled manufacturing as a viable career. But...

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reVision Week: Greater than the Sum of its Parts

February 17, 2014• Opinions

ReVision week is the beginning of the biggest undertaking you will ever see at Connecticut College–an undertaking so large that it...

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reVision Week: A Picture of Shared Governance

February 17, 2014• Opinions

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Zachs Hillel House: Expanding the Conn Bubble

February 17, 2014• Opinions

On such a small campus, it’s really easy to get stuck in a rut. By senior year, you may find yourself always studying in the same...

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The Life and Death of a Lab Rat

February 17, 2014• Opinions

Many science majors are familiar with the use of lab rats in their hands-on education. In biology they are dissected, and in psychology,...

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