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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

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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

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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

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“What is All This I Hear About Writing 50?”

Annie Wu ’23 When Scripps’ class of 2023 first learned about Core 1, we quickly found out that we were the first

December 5, 2019

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Drop Sodexo Momentum Continues

Eve Kaufman ’20 Staff Writer Picture Malott, a notorious dining hall destination. It has not always been such a contested space —

December 5, 2019

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“Contrary to popular opinion, I guess senior thesis can be an enjoyable challenge?”

Crystal Juan ’22 Staff Writer For some of us, senior thesis is still a few years down the road, while for others,

December 5, 2019

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Put the S back in CMS- Why Don’t We Wear Green to our Own Games?

Sophie Schwartsman ’22 In the previous issue, the Scripps Voice published an article entitled “Rarity of Recognition: The Relationship between Scripps and

December 5, 2019

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An Abundance of Courtyards

Theodora Helgason ’22 Courtyards operate in this in-between place between nature and architecture. They are contained by the walls of man, yet

November 15, 2019

Environment

Commitment or Complicity: Students Lead the Movement Towards a Carbon Neutral Future

Eloise Magoncelli ’22 Scripps College is covered with green lawns, twisting vines and a variety of shade and fruit-bearing trees. Both our

November 14, 2019

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Rarity of Recognition: The Relationship between Scripps and its Athenas

Riley Harmon ’22 Several Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women’s athletic teams have achieved impressive victories in their 2019 fall season. The CMS women’s cross country

November 14, 2019

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Redefining Leadership through ‘Read to Lead’

By: Hana Ahmed ’23 The Laspa Center for Leadership’s “Read to Lead” book club provides a literary opportunity for current and aspiring

November 14, 2019

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Michael Barbaro: The Daily Host Visits Scripps

By Sara Michael ’23 There aren’t many journalists who have garnered a cult following quite like Michael Barbaro, host of The New

November 14, 2019

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A Seat at the Table: Exploring Scripps’ Lack of Spatial Inclusivity

Sara Michael ’23 For individuals at Claremont who are fat, plus-sized, or large, the standard desk model within Scripps classrooms offers a

November 14, 2019

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Scripps Isn’t Sexist, You Are: A Response to Rosenblatt’s “Scripps’ Priorities are Sexist”

Alexandra Rivasplata ’22 Think back to when you were a first-year, exiting yet another CORE lecture at Garrison Theatre. You walk past

November 14, 2019

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Love, Totes, and Kurkure: an Afternoon with the South Asian Mentor Program

By: Hana Ahmed ’23 By: Hana Ahmed ’23 On Thursday, Oct. 10 the 5C South Asian Mentor Program (SAMP) met in the

November 1, 2019

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Scripps Continues to Pilot Test IMPaCT Pre-Orientation Program

Mirabella Miller ’23 Staff Writer When a new class of first years descended upon Claremont this past August, they had the opportunity

November 1, 2019

5Cs

Contributions to Community: A Profile on Yesica “Yesy” Bustos Chavez

Theodora Helgason ’22 Staff Writer The Scripps campus staff is an integral part of the Scripps community. Our housekeepers ensure that our

November 1, 2019

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Spooky Stories of Scripps

Sarah Nunez-Lafontaine ‘22 ’Tis the season of midterms and overpriced Thanksgiving flights, of everything pumpkin themed at Trader Joe’s, and the obligatory

November 1, 2019

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