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Columbus Day: Celebrated or Tolerated?

October 24, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

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The Legacy of Matthew Shepard: Why his murder still resonates today

October 20, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

We cannot let the conditions of this violent and discriminating world affect us. “But what we can and should let affect us is love,”...

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Occupying Wall Street: Because Money Never Sleeps

October 18, 2011• Opinions

  As the events in Manhattan have unfolded, I have had many conversations with my fellow students about the protests and the demands...

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Number 37 and Proud of It

October 3, 2011• Opinions

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Dining with Ahmadinejad

October 3, 2011• Opinions

If you were invited to interview Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, what kind of conversation would you...

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A Moral Conundrum

October 3, 2011• Opinions

The first question was what shoes would look best with my black dress. The second question was did I feel comfortable going to an event...

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An Untraditional Campus

October 3, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

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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

So, did anyone notice that the Harkness Café (I mean Jazzman’s Café) is open? Finally, after weeks of construction and...

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Going Bananas Over Chiquita

October 3, 2011• Opinions

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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

Precious little in this world motivates me more to wake up for a 9 AM  Monday class than knowing that after living for a week in filth,...

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