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Freedom!

April 19, 2011• Opinions

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Cape Town, Cairo, Conn College

April 19, 2011• Opinions

There have been a few posters around campus displaying the College Voice article about the takeover of Fanning in the 1986. The sit-in was...

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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

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

April 19, 2011• Opinions

I blame the weather.   For over a week I’ve been bothering some of my fellow tour guides about the rain-swollen clouds threatening...

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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

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Putting a Lid on Bottled Water Sales

April 11, 2011• Opinions • 18 Comments

Clean drinking water is the foundation of any civilization. Without a reliable source of clean, healthy, drinking water, the terrain would...

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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

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Congressional Showdown: Federal Budget Whoas

April 11, 2011• Opinions

It was a typical Friday at Conn College this last week, with teachers completing their work for the weekend and students recuperating from...

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CC Dems Left Without a Right

April 11, 2011• Opinions • One Comment

This past Monday I sat in on a meeting of the Connecticut College Democrats, the only active political organization on campus. I had been...

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