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An Unsung Hero: The Paul Ryan Story

November 6, 2012• Opinions

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Three Years Later, Earthquake Shakes the Lives of Seven

November 6, 2012• Opinions • One Comment

Imagine you’re in class. Your professor poses a question. You ponder this question for a few seconds, and then slowly raise your hand to...

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The General Problem With Education Requirements

November 6, 2012• Opinions

“Connecticut College educates students to put the liberal arts into action as citizens in a global society.”  (Connecticut College’s...

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Eat Your Spinach and Vote for Romney: CEOs Pressure Employees to Vote Republican

November 6, 2012• Opinions

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Ode to the Blackberry: Making the case for the most marginalized species of cell phone

October 30, 2012• Opinions • One Comment

Do you have an iPhone? Is it your life? Are you in love with it? Do you take it with you everywhere just in case you want to check Twitter...

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The Female Voter: What We Really Care About

October 30, 2012• Opinions • One Comment

As the campaign emails grow increasingly frantic from both sides, it becomes evident how quickly the elections are approaching. Both...

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What We Laugh About: When Jokes Go Too Far

October 30, 2012• Opinions • 3 Comments

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Red Bull’s Project Stratos: The value of educational exploration in the hands of corporations

October 30, 2012• Opinions

On October 14, Felix Baumgartner jumped out of a helium balloon twenty-four miles above Earth’s surface. Baumgartner became the first...

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Halloween or Slut-o-ween?

October 30, 2012• Opinions • One Comment

“Halloween is the one night a year when girls can dress like a total slut and no other girls can say anything about it…” (Mean Girls)...

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Immediate Reaction on the Second Presidential Debate

October 23, 2012• Opinions

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Connected Living: Your Grandma Has A Social Life

October 23, 2012• Opinions

Recently, there has been talk of a “Facebook for the Elderly,” called Connected Living. Unfortunately, I am here to tell you that what...

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Campus Drunk Driving Policies

October 23, 2012• Opinions • One Comment

Laura is a neuroscience major, pre-med and the starting goalie on the women’s field hockey team. She loves Ke$ha, a fact she advertises...

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