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A Moral Conundrum

October 3, 2011• Opinions

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An Untraditional Campus

October 3, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

I recently visited my friend who goes to the University of Michigan. As we were walking along, we came across a large letter “M” etched...

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The New and Improved Harris?

October 3, 2011• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Hannah Plishtin. My largest and least practical complaint about the Harris renovations, aside from the continually...

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Connecticut College Runs on…Jazzman’s?

October 3, 2011• Opinions

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Going Bananas Over Chiquita

October 3, 2011• Opinions

The current debate that seems to be dominating SGA is the fate of Chiquita bananas on our campus. There have been talks, petitions and...

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Shoddy Arabia: Now that Women Can Vote In Saudi Arabia, Is the Country Actually More Democratic, or Less?

October 3, 2011• Opinions

Last week in Saudi Arabia, King Abdullah made the announcement that women will have the ability to vote and participate in all subsequent...

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One Flu Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

October 3, 2011• Opinions

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Life in the Village: A Commentary on Conn’s Alternative Housing

September 27, 2011• Opinions • 3 Comments

Sometimes I feel like we live in the slums of Connecticut College. We “villagers”—residents of the Ridge, Abbey House and...

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From a Camel to the Calves: A Sophomore’s Perspective

September 27, 2011• Opinions

Got the new kid jitters? It’s okay. We’ve all been there. Just a year ago, I was in your position. A little scared, a lot excited and...

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Fair Blood for All?

September 27, 2011• Opinions

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A Conversation With Conn’s Late Night Sax Man

September 27, 2011• Opinions

Walking around late at night it is hard to ignore the mournful tones of a lone saxophone coming from the green.  The first time I heard it...

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Mental Health Fair Raises Awareness

September 27, 2011• Opinions

Mental illness is a tricky subject; it’s an unpleasant issue that nobody likes to talk about, and the prevalent attitude toward it seems...

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