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Airing My Neuroses: The Discomfort Trifecta

March 1, 2010• Opinions

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I Brew My Own Cider and You Can, Too

March 1, 2010• Opinions

Being 21 is great. Brewing your own booze is great, too. There’s a gallon and a half of raw unfiltered hard cider in my possession right...

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Mixed Nuts: A Review of the Dance Club Spring Show

March 1, 2010• Opinions • One Comment

Reviewing the dance show as a whole would be similar to reviewing a bowl of Planter’s Mixed Nuts. The only fair way to do it is to review...

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A Mo(use)dest Proposal: Concerned about dorm participation? The solution is mice.

March 1, 2010• Opinions

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Vancouver Olympics Embraces LGBT Pride: PRIDE House becomes a safe space for queer athletes

March 1, 2010• Opinions

If you were to Google my name, the first hit would be a Connecticut College webpage article about the documentary I am a part of called Out...

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Love Laz’ and Embrace the ’Bee: A Case for Modernist Architecture on Campus

March 1, 2010• Opinions • One Comment

Our college promotes a very specific visual aesthetic, its campus well-known for its architectural consistency. Most buildings follow the...

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A Potential Problem with Curling: Why we should be concerned about a hipster takeover of the polarizing winter sport

March 1, 2010• Opinions

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Clean Your Plate, Schlub!

February 24, 2010• Opinions

This Clean Plate Club (CPC) stuff is admirable, or at the very least well-publicized, but we aren’t looking at the underlying...

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Teaching the Camel’s Native Tongue

February 24, 2010• Opinions • 2 Comments

Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian and Spanish: these are the 11 foreign languages currently...

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Campus Politics: A Look at SGA’s Current Projects

February 24, 2010• Opinions, SGA

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A Different Kind of Conn Bubble: A Look at Grade Inflation

February 24, 2010• Opinions

Grade inflation is a serious issue if it really exists. It could jeopardize the value of GPAs and transcripts, and any changes seeking to...

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Manic-Recycling: Why recycling competitions undermine the power of recycling

February 24, 2010• Opinions • One Comment

Beginning earlier this month, and lasting until the end of March, Connecticut College (with the help of the American Forest & Paper...

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