Alyssa Wend ’24 Staff Writer My first memory of watching someone choose a college was seeing Gabriella Montez in High School Musical 3 attend Stanford. Being six years old and watching her character on Disney Channel, I idolized...
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Marvel Studios Series Provide a New Way of Introducing More Superheroines to the MCU
Ellen Hu ’24 Staff Writer The norm of white male superheroes is no more- what lies ahead for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is a world of superheroines who are ready to break and make the universe as we know it. On Aug. 25...
The Success of the Scripps Mock Trial Community
Julia Cox ’23 Webmaster A staple of Scripps College’s extracurricular programs, Mock Trial, is where future lawyers, those looking to improve their communication skills, and anyone in between go to compete in trial simulations...
“Blood on Gold Mountain:” Scripps Professor Hao Huang Draws Parallels Between Anti-Asian Attacks Through Historical Storytelling
Amelie Lee ’23 Editor-in-Chief Telling the story of the 1871 Los Angeles Chinatown Massacre, Scripps College Professor Hao Huang is tackling historical storytelling with the podcast “Blood on Gold Mountain.” The podcast uses a...
Making Motley Favorites at Home
Ellen Hu ’24 Staff Writer It has been a year since Scripps students have been deprived of drinks and treats from The Motley, a student-run coffee house on the Scripps College campus. Usually a social space filled with students...
Spotlight on Scripps Artist Jeannette Hunker
Hannah Grunow ’22 Art Columnist/Photographer Meet one of Scripps College’s artists, Jeannette Hunker! Hunker, who enjoys both visual art and music, chose to attend Scripps College because of its strong reputation in the arts. In...
CMS Transitions to Focus on Athlete Support Due to Cancellation of Competition Season
Ellen Hu ’24 Staff Writer Unable to return to campus until Fall 2021, CMS athletes are now taking the semester to focus on mental health and team chemistry. On Jan. 29, CMS teams received official news that spring sports would...
Ted Chiang and the Progressive Potential of Science Fiction
Amelie Lee ’23 Editor-in-Chief As a person who is embarrassingly intimidated by all things STEM, I’ve unsurprisingly never been drawn to the science fiction section of bookstores. While I have no problem dipping my toes...
Monthly Reading Recommendations: February
Amelie Lee ’23 and Mirabella Miller ’23 Editor-in-Chief and Staff Writer It’s surprisingly hard to read for fun: a practice that is supposed to be about leisure and learning becomes an afterthought when you are juggling...
Putting the ‘D’ in Datamatch: Virtual Love at the Claremont Colleges
Julia Cox ’23 Webmaster And in 1994, God said, “Let there be Datamatch.” Datamatch, a survey-based program that pairs students with their peers at universities across the country, was founded in 1994 by students at Harvard and...