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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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An Inside Look into Denison’s Rare Book Room

Alyssa Leong ‘23 Staff Writer A 4,000 year old cuneiform tablet that could fit in the palm of a hand. A massive

November 1, 2019

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Furniture Accessibility at Scripps

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

November 1, 2019

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Get Off-Campus and Outdoors: OWL Trips This Fall

By Aya Burton ‘22 Situated at the foot of the San Gabriels, Scripps neighbors countless breathtaking natural splendors like the Angeles National

November 1, 2019

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Indigenous People’s Day 2019: What We Can Do Moving Forward

Jacqueline Loh ’22 Staff Writer Volume XXIX, Issue 3 October 30, 2019 From the colonial Spanish architecture of Scripps to the wrought

October 30, 2019

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Managing Monsour: Community Responses to Strained Mental Health Resources

Riley Harmon ’22 Staff Writer Volume XXIX, Issue 3 October 30, 2019 Due to staff shortages, Student Health Services (SHS) operated exclusively

October 30, 2019

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Meet the President: The Candidacy of Melinda Ximen ’23

Julia Cox ’23 Staff Writer After an election between four qualified candidates, the first-year class president has been announced as Melinda Ximen

October 11, 2019

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1 in 900: Larissa Cursaro ’23 and her Waste-Free Journey

Julia Cox ’23 Staff Writer As the climate crisis begins to heat up (both politically and literally), environmental awareness is the most

October 11, 2019

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Fridays at the Fieldhouse

Sarah Nunez-Lafontaine ’22 Staff Writer For those of us searching for dry events on campus, Fridays at the Fieldhouse offers a fun

October 11, 2019

Environment

“We’re Not Doomed and We’re Not Okay”: Author Jonathan Safran Foer in Conversation on Climate Change

By Aya Burton ‘22 Staff Writer On Thursday Sept. 26, best-selling author Jonathon Safran Foer joined science reporter Jacob Margolis at Scripps

October 11, 2019

Environment

The Scripps Student Garden: A Forgotten History, a Vibrant Opening, and a Powerful Future For Regenerative Environmentalism

By Maggie Thompson ’20 Staff Writer The garden behind Browning Hall rarely gets foot traffic. In fact, most students have never heard

October 10, 2019

5Cs

Unapologetic in Their Strength: Claremont Foxes Women’s Rugby Team

Riley Harmon ’22 Staff Writer The 5Cs, along with NCAA sports, boasts a wide variety of club sports. One of them, the

October 10, 2019

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OSE Policy Perplexes CLORGS

OSE mandates weekend programming to “support campus vibrancy” By Anna Gao ’21 and Crystal Juan ’22 Staff Writers On Sept. 22, over

October 10, 2019

5Cs

Affordable Housing and Inclusive Claremont

By Eve Kauffman ’20 Sept. 26, Vol. XXIX, Issue 1 The Los Angeles housing crisis isn’t going to go away anytime soon,

September 26, 2019

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Scripps Scrapps is Far from Scraping By

Annie Wu ’23 Sept. 26, Vol. XXIX, Issue 1 When my roommates and I first entered Scripps, one of our first questions

September 26, 2019

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Meet the Mentorship Programs: Affinity Groups at Scripps

By Aditi Garg ’22 and Jacqueline Loh ’22 Sept. 26, Vol. XXIX, Issue 1 Transitioning from high school to college can be

September 26, 2019

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