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Conn Ranked in Top 25 Most LGBT-Friendly Campuses

October 30, 2013• Opinions, Uncategorized

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

October 30, 2013• Opinions, Uncategorized

“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....

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

October 30, 2013• Opinions

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...

Coffee Grounds Needs Student Support

October 30, 2013• Opinions

Spokespeople Gears Up for Fall in Spite of Challenges

October 14, 2013• Opinions • 2 Comments

Spokespeople, Conn’s campus bike share, has unwillingly cycled through three locations in as many months. This past spring, Physical...

The Deal With the Den

October 14, 2013• Opinions

As a faithful resident of central campus for the past three years, I don’t often find myself in the vicinity of The Den, our newest café...

A Freshman’s Perspective on New London

October 7, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

Students Foster Burgeoning Interest in Arabic Language and Culture Studies

October 7, 2013• Opinions

The Middle East is perpetually in the news. Between countries such as Iraq, Egypt and Syria, it’s hard to get through a day without...

New London: Hidden Gem or Minefield?

September 23, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

It’s like one bad thing happens here and then we need ten good things to cancel it out. New London bar owner It was just last week, while...

The Instability of Sustainability: Student apathy’s detrimental effects on sustainability initiatives

September 23, 2013• Opinions • One Comment

A Department in the Doldrums: Saving Global Literatures in English

April 29, 2013• Opinions

As many of you are aware by now, the first draft of next year’s Staffing Plan has caused quite a stir, as it proposes removing the...

Hair and Gender: Why Your ’Do Shouldn’t Define What You Can Do