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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
“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
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
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
“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
“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
Coming to Fruition: A Guide to Fruit at Scripps
Julia Cox ’23 Staff Writer One of the most fickle aspects of our campus are its fruit trees— how can you tell
FKA Twigs Builds Anticipation for her Album “MAGDALENE”
Mirabella Miller ’23 Music Columnist When FKA Twigs released “Cellophane” last April after a three year musical lull (punctuated only by a
Wire, Beads, and… Yarn? A Spotlight on Three Jewelry Artists at the 5Cs
Vivian Monteiro ’23 Staff Writer/Art Columnist You may have noticed fellow students with brightly colored yarn dangling from their ears, woven into
Date-Worthy Dining Halls
Kendall Lowery ’22 Food Columnist/Copy Editor Despite the continual heat wave plaguing Claremont throughout two thirds of the year, ‘cuffing season’ doesn’t
Taylor Swift is Happy (Finally) on her Bright and Dreamy Seventh Album “Lover”
Mirabella Miller ’23 Columnist Taylor Swift has built her musical empire on a foundation of raw emotional honesty, releasing albums that resemble
Money, Food Justice, and Challah: The Transition from Challah for Hunger to Scripps Challah
Kendall Lowery ’22 Staff Writer If you’re as passionate about baked goods as I am, chances are that you’ve joined me in
Murder, She Reviewed: Thrills and Chills in Literary Horror
Amelie Lee ’23 Copy Editor Intern Sept. 26, Vol. XXIX, Issue 1 As my friends perused positive self-help books and picturesque romances
We’re Here, We’re Queer: How Reality TV Dating Caught Up This Summer
By Abby Sorkin ‘20 Sept. 26, Vol. XXIX, Issue 1 When people think about reality TV dating shows, the image that dominates
A Love Letter to Lana Del Rey
The often criticized and misunderstood songwriter proves her greatness with one of the most incredible pop releases in recent memory. Mirabella Miller