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Green Dot Hockey Taking the Lead

February 18, 2015• Sports

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Super Bowl XLIX: Inflating Deflategate

February 3, 2015• Sports

In our time, to overshadow the Super Bowl is all but impossible. Stealing headlines from the twenty-four hour cycle of stories that plague...

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Decisions: Study Abroad vs. Winter Sports

February 3, 2015• Sports

When an athlete commits to play on a winter sports team, does it mean they automatically sacrificed their opportunity to study abroad?...

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Men’s Ice Hockey Shaping Up Amongst Tough Competition

February 3, 2015• Sports

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The Worst and Most Effective Commercial of Super Bowl 2015

February 3, 2015• Sports

In a poll given to the current occupants of The College Voice office and the Internet, four editors reached a consensus that Nationwide...

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Women’s Ice Hockey: On and Off the Ice

February 3, 2015• Sports

The Women’s Ice Hockey team is experiencing a strong season with just four games left. Currently ranked third in the league, the Camels...

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Women’s Soccer Wins NESCAC Championship

December 2, 2014• Sports

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Camels Sweep All Major NESCAC Awards

December 2, 2014• Sports

Coach of the Year Norm Riker Norm Riker earned NESCAC Coach of the Year honors for the first time in his four years at the helm. Leading...

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Men’s Soccer: Why Not Us?

December 2, 2014• Sports

“Why not us?” Patrik Devlin ‘17 says. “Why not us?” This team motto motivated Connecticut College’s men’s soccer team...

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The Equestrian Team Isn’t Horsing Around

December 2, 2014• Sports

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Can You Dig It? The Return of Club Volleyball

December 2, 2014• Sports • One Comment

By the time she was starting high school, Christine Asher ’15 knew she wanted to play collegiate volleyball. She transferred to Conn...

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Phoebe Masterson-Eckart ’18

November 4, 2014• Sports

Phoebe Masterson-Eckart ’18 is one of the newest members of the Women’s Rowing team. While the real rowing season doesn’t begin until...

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