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The Men and Their Igloo

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Jokes Aside: Monetizing a Humanities Degree

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“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

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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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Zachs Hillel House: Expanding the Conn Bubble

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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

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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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Obama’s Fifth State of the Union: Promises Kept and Broken

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After waiting patiently through the pomp and circumstance required for the entry of various Supreme Court officials, cabinet members and...

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Human Rights Activists Worldwide Reflect on Inaction in Syria

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In a January 26, 2014 New York Times Letter to the Editor titled “Human Rights Inaction,” Professor Tristan Anne Borer wrote, “Human...

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Fall of the Vassal: An alert to the present revolution in Ukraine and cautionary advice in navigating its coverage in American media

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There is audible tension in the air. The live stream from Kievs Euromaiden (literally Euro Square) is filled with war drums, flash bang...

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Res Life Policy Changes Threaten the Future of Earth House

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Last spring, Liz de Lise ’13 published an article in The College Voice entitled “Whitewashing Tradition”, documenting the Office of...

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