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The Ethical Realization of a New Non-Commissioned Officer
October 30, 2014 I would like to start off with the disclaimer that my views and understandings of my position do not reflect that of...
J.I. Abbot
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Hasan’s Haiku
October 9, 2014 Hasan’s Haikus I hate this weather It is too damn cold up here Winter is coming The leaves of Autumn The wind blowing...
Komail Hasan
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THE BLAND STANDARD: Guardians of the Galaxy
October 4, 2014 By: David Bland “A talking raccoon and a seven foot tree monster walk into a bar…” As of a few months ago, if you knew...
David Bland
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Ignorance Was Bliss
May 7, 2014 By Daniel Carbonella If you are ignorant of your own ignorance, how will you ever realize that it is bliss? In order to...
Daniel Carbonella
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Meta-Emotions
April 30, 2014 By Daniel Carbonella One observes another individual acting in a way that is egotistical, and thinks to himself that if he...
Daniel Carbonella
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POETRY: Pushing Morality Into the Future
April 9, 2014 by Daniel Carbonella I neither have the scoop, nor a direct line with the man I do not know the truth, I even sit on the...
Daniel Carbonella
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Otto: The Art and Literary Magazine of Tunxis Calls for Submissions
March 14 @ 8:00 am - April 1 @ 12:00 pm What is Otto? Otto is a lover of palindromes. It’s also the Art and Literary magazine of Tunxis...
J.I. Abbot
1 min read
ALUMNI/AE ANNEX: An Interview With Jonathan Blais
March 12, 2014 by Darren Bruno As Alumni Editor for HiA, I spoke earlier this week with entrepreneur and fellow Tunxis alumnus Jonanthan...
Darren Bruno
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POETRY: “Final Resting Place” by Chelsey Cooker; and “2001” by Martin Rakich-Kelly
March 12, 2014 Final Resting Place by Chelsey Cooker And to you I kneel humbly before Admiration, trepidation etched lightly upon my...
Martin Rakich-Kelly
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It Could Be In My Head
March 10, 2014 by Marc LaPlante I heard it again, the noise. It doesn’t always come up, but when it does I’m not sure if I’m crazy or...
Marc LaPlante
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PROFILES IN INSPIRATION: “To Relate to the Communities, and To Dream and Grow”: A Meeting with Dr. C
March 10, 2014 by Abhisha John This Interview with Tunxis President Cathryn Addy is the first in what will be a regular HiA series that...
Abhisha John
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Computer Savvy vs Gadget Savvy and other Booleans
March 10, 2014 by Steve Ersinghaus, Professor of English, Tunxis Let me see if I can parse this out. By computer savvy I mean a general...
Steve Ersinghaus
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HiA Blog to Release Webisode: HUMANITIES SWAG, featuring Prof. Jack Assessor
March 10, 2014 by Daniel Carbonella Hello all. This post is coming to you from the new managing editor of HiA… I wanted to take the time...
Daniel Carbonella
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Otto the art and literary magazine of tunxis calls for submissions
Sat, 08 Mar 2014 What is Otto? Otto is a lover of palindromes. It's also the Art and Literary magazine of Tunxis Community College. Otto...
J.I. Abbot
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Leslie Bulion – Children’s Author and Poet
March 13 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Leslie Bulion will be presenting her children’s story “Fatuma’s New Cloth.” The book is set in East Africa...
J.I. Abbot
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In My Shoes
March 13 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm | Free In My Shoes is a play that addresses the question, “what would it be like to walk in someone else’s...
J.I. Abbot
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International Trivia Contest
March 12 @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Open to all Tunxis students. Students will compete with questions based on international trivia. Make your...
J.I. Abbot
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Sans Soleil: A Film Review
December 25, 2013 by Mason Lancianese During my time in a creative writing class at Tunxis, my eyes were opened wider to the idea of...
Mason Lancianese
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Experimentation is the ♥ of Invention
December 12, 2013 Tunxis student Madeline Martel takes a break from end-of-semester studies to entertain the muse on the grand piano in...
Madeline Martel
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The Most Familiar Face At Tunxis?
December 12, 2013 by Samantha Crowley The purpose of the HiA blog is to focus on activities in the humanities that can be seen throughout...
Samantha Crowley
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