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Whitewashing History

November 14, 2011• Opinions • 10 Comments

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Our Love Affair with Wikipedia

November 14, 2011• Opinions • 11 Comments

“Wikipedia is a free, web-based, collaborative, multilingual encyclopedia project supported by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation. Its...

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Is This a Good Sign? On Harris’ No Take-Out Policy

November 14, 2011• Opinions

One of the few simple joys in life is enjoying my dinner as I watch a little television and relax after a long day of classes.  Perusing...

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A Male Perspective On Speed Dating

November 14, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

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Lessons from Libya: A Crash Course in Idealism

November 7, 2011• Opinions • 3 Comments

Great change is in the cards for Libya in the wake of the eight-month Libyan Civil War, which culminated in the death of Muammar al-Qaddafi...

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OverCONNfidence: Is This Generation’s Self-Assuredness Its Biggest Flaw?

November 7, 2011• Opinions • 2 Comments

Only 14% of college graduates between the years 2006 to 2010 hold jobs, 44.7% of 16 to 29 year-olds don’t work jobs, and a staggering one...

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Google’s Brand New View

November 7, 2011• Opinions

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Clean Up Camels: Mounting Dorm Damages Raise Concerns

November 7, 2011• Opinions

Anyone who lives on campus is acutely aware of the pain of dorm damages. This year the weekly Saturday night rampage is hitting certain...

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The Connecticut Hammer Massacre: Not as Scary as it Sounds

October 31, 2011• Opinions • 6 Comments

An invitation to a “massacre” kind of sounds like an invitation to be murdered, when really it’s an invitation to watch a bunch of...

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Halloween 2011: Creative Camel Costume Collection

October 31, 2011• Opinions

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On The Honor Code and Reponsibility

October 31, 2011• Opinions

  At the end of Fall Weekend I received a call from Campus Safety alerting me, as the Housefellow, that two of my residents’ bikes...

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Glory Days: Professors’ Pasts and their Relevance in the Present

October 31, 2011• Opinions

Even at a school like Conn that has small classes and accessible faculty, it can be easy to forget that our professors are people, too....

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