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Nineteen Years in New London, One Year at Conn

April 19, 2011• Opinions

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Bathroom Stall Literature Under Attack

April 19, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

Last month I entered the men’s bathroom on the first floor of Fanning and was greeted by the smell of new paint. I banged open the nearby...

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Freedom!

April 19, 2011• Opinions

When I go home over break, I usually spend most of my time reveling in the comfort of private bathrooms, normal-sized beds and vegetables...

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Cape Town, Cairo, Conn College

April 19, 2011• Opinions

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Putting the “Student” Back in Student Activities Council

April 19, 2011• Opinions

Editor’s Note: Andrew Crimer is the current chair of SAC’s Friday Nights Live committee. If you’re like me, you’ve been to, maybe,...

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J-Board Chair Talks Honor Code

April 19, 2011• Opinions

by Conor Walsh I’m about to go out in Charleston, South Carolina and I’m hoping that Changing of the Guard back at Conn won’t be too...

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A Tour Guide’s Call to Arms for the Next Admitted Students Day

April 19, 2011• Opinions

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Confessions of a Problem Drinker

April 11, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

Thursday, April 7 was Think Outside the Bottle Day, presented by SGA, Student Counseling Services and the Office of Student Wellness &...

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Orgo, Metaphysics and Joyce—Oh My! Conn’s hardest courses unearthed

April 11, 2011• Opinions

We’re all in college to achieve a higher education and challenge ourselves. With that comes a hard truth: sometimes we have to take...

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Putting a Lid on Bottled Water Sales

April 11, 2011• Opinions • 18 Comments

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My Kingdom for a Coen: Why don’t famous people come to speak at Conn anymore?

April 11, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

Did you know that Joel Coen, of the Coen brothers, is giving a talk at Conn?! No, you didn’t know that, because he’s not coming. Sorry....

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A Message from the Senior Giving Committee

April 11, 2011• Opinions

On March 28, students awoke in the morning to find campus covered with signs about “17% Day” and “Completing the Pie.” For those...

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