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Spring 2025 Horoscope

Sarah Paper ʼ25 Staff Writer The spring equinox hit on March 20, offering a new season of opportunity and perspective. We also

March 28, 2025

Arts & Entertainment

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

February 12, 2020

Arts & Entertainment

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,

February 12, 2020

Food·Scripps

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”.

February 12, 2020

Arts & Entertainment·Scripps

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”

February 12, 2020

Arts & Entertainment

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.

February 12, 2020

Music

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

February 12, 2020

Food

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

December 5, 2019

Fashion

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,

December 5, 2019

Fashion

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

December 5, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

Frozen 2 Review

Amelie Lee ’23 Copy Editor Intern When Frozen came out in 2013, middle-school me rewatched the movie three times in theaters, enraptured

December 5, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

“Last Christmas”: Yet Another White Knight

Julia Cox ’23 Feeling down? Struggling to find a good job? Don’t fret — just get a boyfriend! Just in time for

December 5, 2019

Food

Why is Oat Milk so Goddamn Delicious?

Kendall Lowery ’22 Food Columnist/Copy Editor We all remember our first time. Maybe you mulled over the decision with a Motley barista

December 5, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

Who Lives Off Whom? : A Review of Bong Joon-Ho’s Parasite

Sara Michael ’23 Some of my most vivid childhood memories are of me and my cousins playing a Nancy Drew video game

November 14, 2019

Music

“Cheap Queen” Takes King Princess from Internet Star to Full-Fledged Artist

Mirabella Miller ’23 Music Columnist In the era of social media, it is increasingly common for young musicians and singers to subvert

November 14, 2019

Arts & Entertainment

“BoJack” Brings Hollywood Culture to Audience’s Analysis

“BoJack Horseman” is a weird show. With a talking horse as our protagonist, various interspecies relationships and ridiculous tongue twisters every episode

November 14, 2019

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