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Tis the season for your Ho-Ho-Horoscope!

Elita Kutateli ’26 and Belén Yudess ’25 Head Design Editor and Copy Editor Sagittarius (Nov. 22 – Dec. 21) Thesis stressing you

December 7, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

Hillerska Will Continue to Endure (Metaphorically): A Review of “Young Royals” Season Three

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Intern Contains spoilers for Young Royals Hillerska has shut its doors (literally) for the last time. So

March 21, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

“Underdressed at the Symphony” Is Faye Webster’s Love Letter to Existence

Ishita Jayadev ’26 Staff Writer I listened to Faye Webster’s new album Underdressed at the Symphony over spring break, at home, where

March 21, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

Live Action Remakes: The Art of Missing the Point

Amy Jayasuriya ’26 Staff Writer From the re-emergence of popular intellectual property such as Barbie to the numerous podcasts created by classic

March 21, 2024

Crosswords

Issue 6 Crossword!

Across 2. Memoir following a woman’s journey of mourning her mother’s death and hiking the Pacific Crest Trail 3. Written by a

March 3, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Reviews

Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Proves Some Stories are Better Left Animated

Aanji Sin ’24 Editor-in-Chief After a long delayed and even longer anticipated expedition from camera to screen, Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Avatar:

March 3, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

2024 Oscar Nominations: Wishful Expectations vs. Potential Realities

Frances Walton ’26 and Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor and Copy Editor Intern Campus-wide Grammy’s rainy-day watch parties and Super Bowl Sunday

March 3, 2024

Column·Reviews

“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” Finally Gives Fans the Adaptation They Needed

Aviva Vic Maxon ’24 Staff Writer I read the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series when I was about 12, and

February 16, 2024

Column·Reviews

Unlearning Sexism…Through a Baby: A Review of “Poor Things”

Georgia French ’27 Staff Writer Anyone with an appreciation for the whimsical or surreal will immediately be reeled in by the

February 16, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

Our Recently Played: a Ranking of the “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” Vault Tracks

Aanji Sin ’24 Editor-in-Chief Taylor Swift’s ever-iconic 1989 was the soundtrack to my adolescence, as it was for so many others, and

November 10, 2023

5Cs·Food

Get that Bread – or Boba, it’s Your Choice!

Ellen Hu ’24 Editor-in-Chief Every Thursday at 9:45 p.m., 5C students line the length of Pomona College’s Smith Campus Center while chatting

August 25, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

Abbott Elementary is Bringing Realness On All Fronts

Aviva V. Maxon ’24 Staff Writer I love sitcoms, probably more than the next person. Growing up watching Parks and Rec, The

April 28, 2023

Satire

In Memoriam: Nina Howe-Goldstein, TSV Comedy Writer, Dead at 20

Aanji Sin, Belen Yudess, and TSV Staff Episcopalians, one and all The Scripps Voice mourns the loss of satirist and columnist Nina

April 28, 2023

Satire

A Farewell Message from Former President Suzanne Keen

Nina Howe-Goldstein ’25 Cracked Two Ribs at the Function Dear Scripps College Community Members, I bet you thought you’d finally escaped Interim

April 14, 2023

Music

In Hell or High Water, Hozier Cannot Be Damned

Juliette Des Rosiers ’26 Copy Editor Intern If referencing religious motifs was Hozier’s signature, his upcoming album Unreal Unearth is the equivalent

April 14, 2023