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The Echo of Absence: Fall Weekend as an International Student

November 4, 2024• Opinions • One Comment

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Taking Charge of Your Mental Health at Connecticut College

October 2, 2024• Opinions

Do you ever find yourself having a breakdown in front of the library? I’m talking full-blown crying, boogers down your face, can’t...

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How Conn is Failing to Support Creative Writing 

October 2, 2024• Opinions

On July 7, as my family was driving home to Massachusetts from a trip to see relatives in New Jersey, I received an email from Connecticut...

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CONNection Through Social Media

September 18, 2024• Opinions

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Housing the Herd

September 18, 2024• Opinions

The housing lottery at Connecticut College is problematic. Some students despise it with their whole being, while others are thankful every...

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New Dine at Conn Service Attempts to Promote the “Greater Good”

September 18, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Davi Schulman Until this year, Connecticut College has sourced its own campus dining. Now, Chartwells Higher Education, a...

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Camels Vote: Civic Engagement on Campus

September 18, 2024• Opinions

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Old McDonald Had a Paper Due, AI-AI-Oh!

September 18, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Jonathan Kemper  If you ask anyone currently involved in education what their top concern is (after gun violence and low...

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New Camels, Find Your On-Campus Oasis!

August 1, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Evie Lockwood Mullaney Returning to school, going to classes, doing homework, and studying are the last things on everyone’s...

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If Humphrey Walked into The Nitro Bar, What Would You Make Them?

August 1, 2024• Opinions

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Take Advantage of Summer Courses at Conn

August 1, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Connecticut College When the warmth of the new season began to envelop the Connecticut College campus as the Spring semester...

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In Defense of the “Slow” Summer

August 1, 2024• Opinions

Courtesy of Alisa Iskakova My favorite coming-of-age stories typically revolve around an individual finding entertainment in the mundane....

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