February 2019

5Cs

The Cutting Rebellion: A Satire

It was the normal dinner rush at the Hoch-Shanahan Commons. As per usual, all the tables were filled up, students were piling

February 28, 2019

Health & Lifestyle

National Eating Disorders Week

Alexandra Rivasplata Scripps ’22 Staff Writer The Scripps Eating Disorders Alliance (SEDA) is a new campus organization at Scripps founded as a

February 28, 2019

Culture

Homophobia and the Christian Bible: How Modern Homophobes Appropriate Scripture for Hate, and How We Can Fight Back

By Claire Dwyer PO ’20 Staff Writer One kind of rhetoric seems to be common to a lot of individuals who want

February 28, 2019

Culture

An Open Letter to Cis Women

By Hayley Van Allen ’21 Queer Columnist For a student body that considers itself to be radical and accepting, Scripps college students

February 28, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

Are We Too Old to Learn a Thing or Two From Sex Education?

By Sage Molasky ’22 Staff Writer No, I dare say we are not. Sex Education, the new Netflix series from creator Laurie

February 28, 2019

5Cs

Finding Your 5C Soulmate: Datamatch Comes to Claremont

Aya Burton ’22 and Sarah Nunez-Lafontaine ’22 Staff Writers I’m lonely. The kind of lonely that involves Buzzfeed quizzes and copious amounts

February 28, 2019

News

Dr. Vanessa Tyson: In Support of One of Our Own

By Madison Yardumian ’21 Copy Editor Dr. Vanessa Tyson is an esteemed and invaluable member of the Scripps community–this is the sentiment

February 28, 2019

Environment

Green Deal or No Deal

By Sondra Abruzzo ’19 Sustainability Columnist The “Green New Deal”. Over the past few weeks, many of us heard this buzz phrase

February 28, 2019

Politics

Ringing in Change: Young Candidates Challenging the Democratic Party Establishment

By Theri Aronson ’20 and Ittai Sopher (PZ ’19) Staff Writers After a recount, on Monday, Shayok Chakraborty PO ’19, learned that

February 28, 2019

Culture

If Conspiracy Theories are Bad, What’s the Solution?

Corine Astroth ’21 Staff Writer On February 6, University of Kent professor Karen Douglas gave a talk at Scripps titled “The Psychology

February 28, 2019

Culture

Have We Forgotten Our Own Memory? Collective Memory on College Campus

Anna Mitchell ’22 Staff Writer We don’t often think of a four year term when we think of college, as we do

February 28, 2019

Fashion

Fashion-Forward: How One Scripps Student is Helping Others

By Jacqueline Loh ’22 Staff Writer People rushing into Malott before the sushi line gets too long, students chugging Motley coffee before

February 28, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

Oscars History: How The Academy Awards Likes to Talk about Race (And How it Doesn’t)

By Ittai Sopher PZ ’19 Political Correspondent Baffling filmmakers, “Green Book”, a movie accused by many of portraying outdated narratives about race

February 28, 2019

Scripps

Fire the Fire Alarms

By Annika Ragnartz ‘22 Staff Writer In the past three weeks, there have been more than nine fire alarms in the Browning/Dorsey

February 28, 2019

Scripps

Infinite Possibilities in Clay at the 75th Ceramic Annual

By Ali Bush ’19 Music Columnist For the past 75 years, the Williamson Gallery (tucked away behind Baxter) has been putting on

February 28, 2019

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