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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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Teach for America: Who does it benefit?

February 17, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized • 2 Comments

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

February 3, 2014• Opinions

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

February 3, 2014• Opinions

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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12 Seniors, 1 Intensive Week of Career Prep, They will never be the same…Editor in Chief Melanie Thibeault on ARC’s ‘Now Hiring’ pilot program

February 3, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

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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

February 3, 2014• Opinions, Uncategorized

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

December 10, 2013• Opinions • 4 Comments

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

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A Plea to End the Glorification of Stress

December 10, 2013• Opinions, Uncategorized

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Weighing Prospective Changes in Gen-Ed Reform

December 10, 2013• Opinions

We’ve all had to fit those Gen-Ed requirements into our busy schedules. Many groan at the thought of taking another class that has...

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Honor Code: Respected or Irrelevant?

December 10, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

 Art by Zander Asplundh “There’s a power that lies within the Honor Code for students,” argued Dean Cardwell. We just don’t always...

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