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

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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?

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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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Professor and Former Conn Student Provides Insight into Classroom Formality

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Professor Mark Mullane, of the History Department and who is also a former Conn student, kindly agreed to respond to a few questions...

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Art. Period. Why You Should Care About Kaitlin Fung’s Senior Art Thesis

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This article is going to lead exactly to the place you might have suspected: me pondering the use of menstrual blood in art as feminist...

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Blurring the Lines of Cultural Appropriation in American Pop Culture

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The 2013 MTV Video Music Awards took place on August 25. A couple of months later, this relatively unimportant event continues to be...

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What Does Blue Mean to You?: Office of Sustainability seeks to raise awareness of single-stream recycling

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Last week, something new and notable could be found in different locations around campus. You may have seen it as you headed to Harris for...

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The Fall of Our Weekends: Bridging the Gap Between the Administration and Student Life

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“Classic Conn.” Those were the words spoken to me by a friend shortly after the abrupt end of the Fall Weekend tent dance last weekend....

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“Just Going Off What She Said”: Is Formality in the Classroom Still Relevant?

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Long gone are the days when the women of Connecticut College would gather on the Tempel Green to sing songs in celebration of the new full...

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