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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

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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

You’ve seen it before, but you know it by a different name. It plays out like this: your friend walks into a dining hall or the...

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Weighing Prospective Changes in Gen-Ed Reform

December 10, 2013• Opinions

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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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The “Dirty” South Takes a Bath: A freshman’s perspective

December 10, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

Art by Kristian Maestri As a newborn baby Camel taking my first steps in the desert of New London, I was frequently faced with the...

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The Cost of Missing Class

November 18, 2013• Opinions, Uncategorized • One Comment

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GWS Professors React to V-Men Video

November 18, 2013• Opinions

“Why are vaginas important to you?”  One hundred Connecticut College men were publicly asked this provocative question.  In the...

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‘Datability’ Goes Both Ways: A Gay Man’s Response to Conn’s Recent Ranking as the Ninth Worst College for Women to Meet Men, According to Cosmopolitan Magazine

November 18, 2013• Opinions, Uncategorized

When I was considering applying to Connecticut College, I looked at academics, club sports, the lack of Greek life and the international...

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The Chelsea Manning Case: A Platform for Discussion

November 11, 2013• Opinions

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Sanctions on Iran: Why Sanctions are so Deleterious and Should Not Remain the Status Quo

November 11, 2013• Opinions

The United States government views the sanctions on Iran as a means to an end: it hopes to remove the capability of using nuclear weapons...

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Teach for America: Who does it benefit?

November 11, 2013• Opinions

Arriving at Connecticut College, I had a feeling I wanted to be a teacher, but I was not quite sure how I would get there.  After...

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