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WEBSep 18, 2024 · here is an excerpt. Read about the most recent Barn shows, faculty concerts, dance performances, Cummings art exhibits, movie showcases, and more…
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WEBSep 18, 2024 · Broken Down: The National Society of Leadership and Success? March 20, 2022 “80,000 Dollars Worth of an Opinion” February 9, 2023 Bob Dylan is Staying Busy in Isolation May 5, 2020; Occupy Conn Coll Live Updates February 27, 2023; An Argument Against Gen Eds February 18, 2013; Students Occupy Fanning for the Fourth Time in…
Camels Vote: Civic Engagement on Campus | The College Voice
WEBSep 18, 2024 · Courtesy of Camels Vote In the fall of 2020, students inspired by their Politics of Voting Reforms class worked with the Holleran Center to create Camels Vote: an ambitious, student-centered program aimed at encouraging civic engagement and fostering a culture of voting amongst students, faculty, and …
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WEBMay 8, 2024 · Broken Down: The National Society of Leadership and Success? March 20, 2022 “80,000 Dollars Worth of an Opinion” February 9, 2023 Bob Dylan is Staying Busy in Isolation May 5, 2020; Occupy Conn Coll Live Updates February 27, 2023; An Argument Against Gen Eds February 18, 2013; Students Occupy Fanning for the Fourth Time in…
Broken Down: The National Society of Leadership and Success?
WEBMar 20, 2022 · The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is a national leadership honor society with a motto and goal of “building leaders who make a better world.” A chapter of the organization was founded at Conn in 2019. Dean Norbert is the staff advisor, but a group of students who found the organization and became
Pioneers of a Zoom Age - The College Voice
WEBFeb 28, 2022 · Image courtesy of Unsplash. As we come close to the two year mark since the world shut down and turned to virtual interactions, it is important to think about what direction higher education intends to go as in-person learning begins to return. The recent snow storm that came to Connecticut on Jan. 29 sheds some
Over a Year Post-Affirmative Action Decision, Debate Continues …
WEBSep 18, 2024 · Courtesy of Collin Lloyd The matriculation of the Class of 2028 marks the first round of college admissions after the US Supreme Court struck down their 2003 decision Grutter v. Bolinger, a landmark case that upheld affirmative action. As the 2024-2025 academic year began, waves of outrage struck many …
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WEBBroken Down: The National Society of Leadership and Success? March 20, 2022 “80,000 Dollars Worth of an Opinion” February 9, 2023 Bob Dylan is Staying Busy in Isolation May 5, 2020; Occupy Conn Coll Live Updates February 27, 2023; An Argument Against Gen Eds February 18, 2013; Students Occupy Fanning for the Fourth Time in…
Not So Common Rooms: The 2021 Dorm Dilemma
WEBAug 24, 2021 · It’s hard to feel like an adult living in a dorm room. It’s easier to dismiss hearing the muffled sounds of your neighbor’s speaker reverberate through your wall late at night as you try to study for an exam, or finding droplets of urine left behind on the communal bathroom toilet seat as “part of the college experience” during freshman or sophomore year than when you’re only one ...
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WEBAs Connecticut College's only student-run newspaper, The College Voice recruits a volunteer staff of students each year to handle all aspects of the bi-weekly publication: reporting, editing, entertainment, management, photography, layout, and design. The newspaper publishes biweekly during Connecticut College's fall and spring semesters. With a print run of 250 copies bi-weekly, The College Voice