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Working, Studying, Saving Together: A Letter From SGA

December 7, 2009• Opinions, SGA • One Comment

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The Camels Hump: Talking Head

December 7, 2009• Opinions • One Comment

Do women know that a lot of men like getting head more than having sex? Do they know that lack of head or poor quality of head can be a...

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Needs and Reasons

November 30, 2009• Opinions

Let’s agree on one thing before I begin this article. Alcohol is a drug. So is caffeine, for that matter, and social acceptance doesn’t...

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Wants and Needs

November 30, 2009• Opinions

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Where, Oh Where Have All The Kegs Gone?

November 30, 2009• Opinions, SGA • One Comment

Remember the good old days of kegs? Well as a senior, I most certainly do. Living in Windham basement my freshman year I couldn’t tell...

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The Boy Who Cried “Fire!”

November 30, 2009• Opinions • 2 Comments

As a third grader, fire drills were a blessing. You would make predictions with friends about when the next one was coming, thinking it had...

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How to Prevent Another Financial Crisis

November 30, 2009• Opinions

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Good Standards and the NFL

November 30, 2009• Opinions

Despite having backed out of the deal, Rush Limbaugh’s recent attempt to gain control of the St. Louis Rams has brought out a flurry of...

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You Grow Up, I Grow Up, We Grow Up, A Nation Goes Up

November 30, 2009• Opinions

If I am right that Obama will fail as a cultural revolutionary leader, then I’d like to propose that he owes some of this failure the...

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Just Axe Rush

November 30, 2009• Opinions • 2 Comments

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Woes of a Midnight Bandwidth Seeker

November 9, 2009• Opinions • 3 Comments

My eyelids flicker as I stare at my computer screen, transfixed by the loading bar on my browser, inching slowly toward the finish line:...

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Being Black at Connecticut College

November 9, 2009• Opinions • 3 Comments

A few weeks ago I opened my mailbox to a navy blue postcard that read “Being Black at Connecticut College” in bold yellow print. It was...

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