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Relax!

October 5, 2009• Opinions

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Pregnant? Don’t Mean To Be?

October 5, 2009• Opinions

Walking across campus one night, I became angry, outraged even, when I came across a certain flier that allegedly provided counseling...

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It’s Up To Us: Determining the Future of Conn’s Honor Code

October 5, 2009• Opinions

Every student values our Honor Code – at least in that we’d be happy to talk about it on a campus tour or explain it to our parents...

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Healthcare Mandates

October 5, 2009• Opinions

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Camels Hump: Unexpected Orgasms

October 5, 2009• Opinions

Today’s question was submitted by a Conn student. Got one of your own? Email cc.camels.hump@gmail.com. Q: “I recently had a really...

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: A Critical Sensibility

October 5, 2009• Opinions • 3 Comments

Even my fourteen year old sister could see that every female character is presented as boy-crazy, over-emotional, and, at times, simply...

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Freeman’s Camelympics T-Shirts Spark Campus Controversy

September 30, 2009• Opinions

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Skunked! Conn’s Ongoing Paranoia

September 30, 2009• Opinions

A friend and I are walking along Cro Boulevard one night when we encounter one of the numerous black and white furballs known to haunt our...

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Seeing Salmon: A Crusade Against the Nantucket Reds

September 30, 2009• Opinions • 6 Comments

If you know me, you know two things: that I can text without looking, and that I hate ‘Nantucket Red’ shorts. My vendetta against the...

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Crimson Heroes

September 30, 2009• Opinions

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Reflections on Nantucket Reds, Changes in Harris, and other Equally Pressing Issues of Personal Responsibility

September 30, 2009• Opinions

I’m exhausted. I’m sweating. My stomach feels like its tearing itself to shreds. I can’t do anything. I feel like I’m about to shit...

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Less Government is Better Government: A Libertarian Perspective on Healthcare

September 30, 2009• Opinions

Through economic hiccups, downturns, and catastrophes there is always one billboard that infuriates me to see is still up: medical...

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