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The Boy Who Cried “Fire!”

November 30, 2009• Opinions • 2 Comments

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How to Prevent Another Financial Crisis

November 30, 2009• Opinions

Last Thursday, the Economics Department sponsored a lecture on the causes of the financial crisis and the policies needed to avert future...

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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

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Just Axe Rush

November 30, 2009• Opinions • 2 Comments

There are many detractors — despairing the condition of language and culture today — who blame African-Americans for mutilating that...

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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

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Why Obama Will Fail

November 9, 2009• Opinions • 2 Comments

Rush Limbaugh is onto something when he says that President Obama will “fail.” I’ve come to the conclusion that those of us who voted...

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A Very Selective Singer

November 9, 2009• Opinions • One Comment

In his lecture at Conn on October 23, Peter Singer, Professor of Ethics at Princeton University, claimed that ‘there is something wrong...

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Conn’s Own Budget Crunch

November 9, 2009• Opinions • 4 Comments

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Tasteless Television: The Maury Show, Live in Stamford

November 9, 2009• Opinions • One Comment

I recently attended a taping of Maury in Stamford, Conn. with a carload of my friends. I was interested in seeing what it was like behind...

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Women’s Center Response Letter

November 9, 2009• Letters, Opinions • 4 Comments

It is exciting when students find their voice especially when it focuses upon gender issues here at Connecticut College. However, after the...

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