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Popping the Blue Bubble

Charlotte Korer ’27 Copy Editor Intern On Nov. 5, Vice President Kamala Harris lost the presidential election to Donald Trump. For many,

December 7, 2024

News·Scripps

Security Removal at Denison Library

Charlotte Korer ’27 Copy Editor Intern On Nov. 12, the security stationed in front of Denison Library was removed, nearly a month

December 7, 2024

News

Bittersweet: The Motley Reopening

Leah Gorence ’28 Staff Writer One month after closing The Motley Coffeehouse, Scripps President Amy Marcus-Newhall announced its reopening on Nov. 5

December 7, 2024

5Cs

Record Number of 5C Students Choose to be Algorithmically Matched in 2020

Hana Ahmed ’23 Staff Writer March 5, 2020 In its second year at the Claremont Colleges, the mysterious matchmaking algorithm Datamatch has

March 4, 2020

5Cs

International Students May Lose I-Place as a Resource

Amani Khan ’23 Staff Writer March 5, 2020 Recently, the Claremont Colleges have been involved in conversation about whether I-Place will continue

March 4, 2020

5Cs

Coronavirus Concerns: Chinese New Year Gala Postponed

Jackie Loh ’22 Staff Writer March 5, 2020 The Annual Chinese New Year Gala was postponed from February 7th to February 29th

March 4, 2020

Politics·Scripps

Husband of Scripps Alum Rep. Giffords Vies for Arizona Senate Seat

Riley Harmon ’22 Staff Writer March 5, 2020 The two Senate seats held by Arizona lawmakers stretch across the partisan aisle, with

March 4, 2020

Scripps

After Protests, Scripps Commits to Carbon Neutrality

Maggie Thompson ’20 Staff Writer On Jan. 30, students returning to campus for the spring semester found their email inboxes filled with

March 4, 2020

5Cs

Washington v. Aetna: Claremont Student Health Provider Sued

Local Attorney Scott Glovsky Advises Students to Fight Care Denials Anna Liss-Roy ’20 Editor-in-Chief In February 2018, California’s insurance commissioner opened an

February 12, 2020

Scripps

Her Own Badass Self: Scripps Presents Cecile Richards

Julia Cox ’23 Staff Writer/Webmaster Former president of Planned Parenthood and two-time member of TIME magazine’s list of 100 Most Influential People

February 12, 2020

Scripps

Mice Relocated to Denison During Keck Renovation

Amelie Lee ’23 Copy Editor Keck Science Center is getting a fresh new look, requiring the temporary relocation of resources and animals.

February 12, 2020

Scripps

Presentations and Protests: the Politics of Scripps’ Dining Contract Negotiations

Kendall Lowery ’22 Food Columnist/Copy Editor Last week, students from across the 5Cs wielding Drop Sodexo signs streamed into Balch Hall as

February 12, 2020

5Cs

Circuits and Sexism: Women Battle Misogynistic Attitudes in Harvey Mudd Engineering

Jacqueline Loh ’22 Staff Writer Women have made great strides in entering higher education since the 1990s, now earning 57 percent of

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

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Scripps Transfers get a Second Chance at Finding Home Away From Home

Maya Lozinsky ’23 Staff Writer This spring semester, seven students transferred to Scripps College. With similar academic attributes of most small liberal

February 12, 2020