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The Wave: Susie’s Revelation

By Elizabeth Willsmore Anya blinked in the briny light of the basement, her eyes widening and narrowing as she tried to wrap

March 28, 2018

Culture

Non-English Speaking Scripps Families Face Additional Hardships

By Anna Gao Transitioning from high school to college can be hard to navigate for both students and families. To aid with

March 28, 2018

Politics

Opal Tometi at Scripps

By Anna Liss-Roy Opal Tometi, co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, spoke to a sold-out audience at an event hosted by

March 28, 2018

Scripps

Much Ado About Housing

By Hayley Van Allen Last Summer, 40 incoming freshman were told only a couple weeks before arriving on campus that they would

March 28, 2018

Arts & Entertainment

An Ode to Feminist B Horror Movies

By Zizzy Murphy There’s debate to be had on what exactly a modern B-movie entails, but the best way to explain it

March 28, 2018

Scripps

Writing and Rhetoric Major at Scripps

By Sasha Rivera After establishing a creative writing track a few years ago, Scripps is expanding the writing program by forming a

March 28, 2018

Health & Lifestyle

Skincare in the Age of Pop Feminism

By Ziz Murphy ’19 Media Analyst When we assign feminism to products and people, we are bound to lose. In Feminist Theory:

March 1, 2018

Health & Lifestyle

Mental Health Column: Excessive Triggering

By Rena Patel ’19 Staff Writer A few weeks ago, I took my sister and her friend out to dinner. Being the

March 1, 2018

Politics

Four Obama Bros Explain Politics to Me

By Zizzy Murphy ’19 Media Analyst I block out time every other Friday night for a trip to West Hollywood. At first,

March 1, 2018

Environment

Shamasunder Kicks Off the Leadership, Sustainability, and Environmental Justice Series at SCORE

By Hanna Kim Staff Writer On Wednesday January 31st, in the Vita Nova Lecture Hall, the Leadership, Sustainability and Environments Justice Series

March 1, 2018

Writing

Anya Cooper: A Serial Story

By Elizabeth Willsmore Anya stared at the shimmering scales on Susie’s forearm, mouth slightly open and forehead wrinkled with tension as she

March 1, 2018

Food

Tastes Like Home? A Nation Divided…By Girl Scout Cookies

By Erin Delany ’20 February is coming to a close, which means that Girl Scout cookie season is well under way. If

March 1, 2018

Culture

Interviews With the Children of Immigrants

By Sasha Rivera ’19 Staff Writer According to the Center for American Progress, about 43.3 million foreign-born people live in the United

March 1, 2018

Health & Lifestyle

Ask Lue: March 1, 2018

By Luena Maillard The idea of sex always sounds fun, but then when it’s about to happen, I’m suddenly not that interested.

March 1, 2018

Politics

Krista Suh: Pussy Hat Creater Grabs Back in Scripps Presents

By Anna Liss-Roy ’20 Business Manager On Wednesday Jan. 31, Scripps Presents hosted Krista Suh, an Asian-American screenwriter based in L.A. who

March 1, 2018

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