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Textbook or Checkbook?

February 6, 2012• Opinions • 2 Comments

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GOP Primary: Who Will be the Republican Candiate?

February 6, 2012• Opinions • 2 Comments

About a month into the primaries—covering Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Florida—the race has increasingly become a...

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Has the Time Come for Wooly Mammoths To Walk the Earth Once More?

December 12, 2011• Opinions

Woolly Mammoth —  Illustration by Sam Mauck The cousin of modern elephants, the woolly mammoth was a large creature that once...

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Google+ vs. Facebook: Social Media Showdown

December 5, 2011• Opinions • 10 Comments

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The Blackest Friday: A Commentary on Manic Consumerism

December 5, 2011• Opinions

  Black Friday scares me. Although I have never actually participated in Black Friday and I never intend to, the name itself implies a...

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Parking Shouldn’t Be a Pain

December 5, 2011• Opinions

As a sophomore, I was excited at the prospect of bringing my car to campus this year, though I was disgruntled at the prospect of paying...

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It’s the Finals Countdown

December 5, 2011• Opinions

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SGA Passes Solar Panel Initiative

December 5, 2011• Opinions

“Be it enacted, by the Student Government Association that Renewable Energy Fund monies from Academic Years 2011-12 and 2012-13 shall be...

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A Little Bit Goes a Long Way

November 21, 2011• Opinions

Oxfam night seems like a pretty uncontroversial and likable idea. Last Thursday, Harris closed for dinner and donated to Oxfam America...

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Top Ten Ways For Conn To Improve Itself

November 21, 2011• Opinions • 2 Comments

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Why Don’t We Vote?

November 21, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

During the last few years at Conn, the Student Government Association has faced the issue of low voter participation in almost every...

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More Than an Occupation

November 21, 2011• Opinions

Motivation to properly and effectively engage in our communities is hard to come by for many of us at Conn. In our defense, we are perhaps...

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