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A Walk in Her Shoes

May 2, 2016• Arts, Uncategorized

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President Bergeron, Unscripted Statements (Spring 2015)

May 2, 2016• News, Uncategorized

Filmed at the Open Forums of the Spring 2015 semester. President Bergeron responds to student demands for her to reply to their comments...

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Suze Clues

February 29, 2016• Opinions, Uncategorized

Editor’s note: The College Voice is bringing back the classic advice column in a big way! Ask Suze, our in-house relationship and...

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Alumni Spotlight: Phoebe Bakanas ’10 – Thriving in Technology and Data Virtualization

February 29, 2016• News, Uncategorized

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Coast Guard Game Officially Canceled

February 29, 2016• News, Uncategorized

Althought it was never officially on the books, for the first time in its storied history, the classic club hockey faceoff between the...

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#OscarsSoWhite

February 10, 2016• Opinions, Uncategorized • One Comment

I’ve always enjoyed awards season. From the Oscars to the Grammys, I find the competition thrilling, as actors, actresses, musicians,...

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A Look at Zinky Boys

February 10, 2016• Arts, Uncategorized

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Trying to be “Successful” on a Sunday

February 10, 2016• Opinions, Uncategorized

Like most second semester seniors at Conn and at other colleges, I spent much of my winter break thinking about the abyss that is...

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The Right to Reside

February 10, 2016• Opinions, Uncategorized

One of the decisions Connecticut College has made that I have never been able to support was to restrict off-campus housing. The...

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Meet Conn’s One and Only Arabic Club: Yalla Bina

February 10, 2016• News, Uncategorized

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OVCS: An Office of Civic Opportunity

February 10, 2016• News, Uncategorized

“A main goal of OVCS is to support the College’s mission ‘to educate students to put the liberal arts into action in a global...

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Students, Faculty Discuss “Black Rage”

February 10, 2016• News, Uncategorized

Jermaine Doris ‘19, and French and Africana Studies Professor Nathalie Etoke took a multifaceted approach to the issues of race, emotion...

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