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Smith-Burdick Ping Pong Tournament Recap

October 27, 2021• Sports, Uncategorized

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Last Chance U Basketball Review

October 27, 2021• Sports

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash This was Netflix’s first time using a basketball team instead of football for their critically acclaimed...

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The Hidden Opponent at Connecticut College

October 25, 2021• Sports • One Comment

October 10 is international World Mental Health Day. A day devoted to “global mental health education, awareness, and advocacy against...

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Winter Sports Start An Earlier Season

October 13, 2021• Sports

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Dance Club: Now A Club Sport

September 29, 2021• Arts, Sports

Photo courtesy of Daviel Schulman. Connecticut College’s student-run dance club was officially added to the list of club sports this...

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Summer of Sports: Camel Athletics Continues Community Work

August 23, 2021• News, Sports, The Summer Voice • One Comment

Photo courtesy of Will Matsuzak  With the regular batch of students off-campus for the summer, the Connecticut College Lacrosse and...

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NCAA Passes “Name, Image and Likeness” Bill

August 23, 2021• News, Sports, The Summer Voice

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Watch Out for the “Haitian Creation”

April 21, 2021• Sports

Photo courtesy of Camel Athletics. Growing up, Julien Legros ‘23 led a busy life. Between practicing saxophone for the school band,...

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The Future of the Million Dollar Trading Card Market

April 20, 2021• Sports

Photo courtesy  of Unsplash. NFTs are all the rage these days, even getting their own rap song on a March 28 SNL episode hosted by Jack...

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“Do the Work, Get Results”

April 20, 2021• Sports

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Club Sports Find Success in Spring Season

April 20, 2021• Sports

Photo Courtesy of Tyler Clark. As warm, spring weather becomes more frequent and Conn remains in its seventh straight week of Alert Level...

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The Million Dollar Trading Card Market

April 6, 2021• Sports

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. I loved to read growing up. Sports and fantasy stories were some of my favorites. Dan Gutman’s Baseball Card...

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