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Miss Lily’s Classroom

November 1, 2010• Opinions

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Don’t Say That!

November 1, 2010• Opinions

Dear Connecticut College Community, In addition to the slight variation in this column’s title this week, please notice my lack of...

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More AEDs ASAP!

November 1, 2010• Opinions • 2 Comments

There are 190,000 Google results for the phrase “student died cardiac arrest.” Many of these stories quote devastated friends and...

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Why I’ll Be Nervous on Election Day

November 1, 2010• Blogs, Opinions • One Comment

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Harris: End the Early Bird Special!

October 25, 2010• Opinions • One Comment

Around six o’clock every evening, as I’m sitting in Coffee Grounds pretending to be productive, I hear my stomach start to growl and I...

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A Closer Look at Going Abroad

October 25, 2010• Opinions • 3 Comments

“Whatever you do, go away!” exclaimed a SATA professor at this week’s study abroad info session. Eager sophomores packed into Hood...

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PEep This: CC Curtiss’ Army of Educators

October 25, 2010• Opinions

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Bring Back My Channels!

October 25, 2010• Opinions • 4 Comments

Late night TV is not the same without Regis Philbin. With the switch this year to the cable service provider MetroCast, there has been a...

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Mother, Should I Trust the NGOs?

October 25, 2010• Opinions

The images on television of fat-bellied African children staring at cameras with fly-filled eyes, or Latin American indigenous groups...

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The Social World of The Social Network: A film that tries to define this generation does us little justice

October 25, 2010• Opinions

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College in the Present Tense: A freshman revisits the college tour

October 18, 2010• Opinions

After a day of hiding indoors from the crowds of prospective students at Connecticut College’s fall open house, I went to the second...

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A Look at Laptops in the Classroom

October 18, 2010• Opinions • 4 Comments

One of my most disheartening experiences as a Conn student took place in my sophomore year. I was sitting in the second row of a Blaustein...

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