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Our Quarantine Reads
Priya Canzius ’20 Editor in Chief April 22, 2020 Some days in quarantine are spent panicking about the state of the world,
Best New Songs to Post on Your Instagram Story
Mirabella Miller ’23 Music Columnist March 12, 2020 Are you experiencing an intense and specific emotion that you want to communicate in
Tame Impala’s “The Slow Rush” is the Work of a Paralyzed Perfectionist
Mirabella Miller ’23 Music Columnist March 5, 2020 Kevin Parker, the man behind the psychedelic rock project Tame Impala, released his long-awaited
Love is Blind: Is Emotional Connection Enough?
Abby Sorkin ’20 TV and Film Columnist March 5, 2020 Imagine for a moment, how different your dating life would be if
Birds of Prey: The Girl Gang Movie The Internet Has Dreamed Up is Finally Here
Abby Sorkin ‘20 TV and Film Columnist My friends always wonder how I have survived college sans-caffeine. So, I only have the
Legends and Letdowns at the 2020 GRAMMY Awards
Mirabella Miller ’23 Music Columnist The Grammy’s do an incredibly good job of making both nomination and selection choices that are near
Oscars 2020: How Greta Gerwig’s Directorial Snub Reflects a Troubling Pattern
Mirabella Miller ’23 Music Columnist/Staff Writer The director of a movie is truly the mastermind behind it all, the puppeteer deftly pulling
A Love Letter to “Little Women” and the Spirit of Scripps
Alyssa Leong ’23 Staff Writer/Photographer The newest on-screen adaptation of “Little Women” portrays a moving, tender story of love–not only romantic love,
Vegans Rejoice! New Plant-Based Station at Malott Dining Commons
Hannah Downing ’23 Staff Writer Starting in January 2020, the Malott Dining Commons launched a new vegan food station, aptly named “Sprouted”.
Remembering Scripps Alumna Norma Tanega
Evie Kaufman ’20 Staff Writer Scripps alumna Norma Tanega ’60, famous for creating the smash hit single “Walkin’ My Cat Named Dog”
Testaments: The Sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale We Wanted, but Didn’t Need
Amelie Lee ’23 Copy Editor When I first finished “The Handmaid’s Tale” by Margaret Atwood, I closed the novel desperate for more.
Valentine’s Day Playlists
Mirabella Miller ’23 Music Columnist If you’re looking for something to blast in your headphones to drown out your roommate’s FaceTime with
Cake Pops and Macarons Galore: Amalia Barrett’s Baked Goods at Scripps
Megan Chow ’23 Staff Writer If you’ve noticed a delicious scent coming from the direction of Revelle House this semester, it is
Hey VSCO Girls, Boycott Brandy
Amelie Lee Copy Editor Intern ’23 I get it: ethical capitalism is hard. From Chik-Fil-A to IHOP, corporations that are frankly delicious,
Dressing for the Weather: Winter Fashion in Claremont
By Aya Burton ’22 This time of year in Claremont, dressing for the weather can be a difficult task. Contrary to the