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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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Scripps’ Spooky Happenings

By Rena Patel ’19 Editor-in-Chief The Claremont Colleges are no strangers to the paranormal. The Inland Empire is always a strange place

November 2, 2018

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Scripps, Meet Your RAs!

By Aditi Garg ’22 Resident Advisors (RAs) are individuals who oversee the residential aspects of the Scripps community, helping students overcome challenging

November 2, 2018

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A Look at the Protest Policy at Scripps

Jacqueline Loh ’22 Last week, students from across the Claremont Consortium gathered in front of Malott Commons and marched through Claremont McKenna

November 2, 2018

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Confronting Fatphobia at the 5C’s

Sasha Rivera SCR ’19 The Claremont Colleges, particularly Scripps College, are known for their contributions to social justice and campus activism cultures.

November 2, 2018

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Actions Speak Louder than Words: Claremont Colleges Silent about Campus Sexual Violence

By Rena Patel ’19 Editor-in-Chief Given the conclusion of the Kavanaugh hearing earlier this month, I was not surprised to see a

November 2, 2018

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Dismantle: How Scripps Perpetuates the Idolization of Masculinity in its Architecture

Anna Mitchell ’22 The other day, I walked into Denison, anticipating that hallowed book-song silence and air-conditioned serenity. Thinking I might plunge

November 2, 2018

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Writing Away Writing 50

By Priya Canzius ’20 Starting next fall, Writing 50, a mandatory course offered to incoming first years and certain transfers at Scripps,

October 12, 2018

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Stop Wasting Your Life Away: Zero Waste Tips from Scripps Sophomore Kati Tuemmler

By Sondra Abruzzo ‘19 Hi Scripps, it’s me Sondra, the SAS Sustainability Chair coming at you with some great tips on how

October 12, 2018

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Tight Race Results in New First-Year Class President

By Jamie Jiang ’22 On Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20, the Scripps Associated Students (SAS) released the First-Year Class President Run-Off Election results.

October 12, 2018

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Kavanaugh Confirmation Protest Promotes Solidarity but Fails to Advocate for Campus Change

Rena Patel ’19 (Editor-in-Chief), Maureen Cowhey ’19 (Editor-in-Chief) On Oct 6, the U.S. Senate approved Judge Brett Kavanaugh for the position of

October 12, 2018

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Marketing and Miscommunication: How the New Media Request Policy Hinders Student Journalism at Scripps

Jacqueline Loh ’22 Something that has been drilled into my head since I began journalism is: “always conduct an in-person interview.” Speaking

October 12, 2018

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Malott Has Changed a Lot!

By Hayley Van Allen Students returned to Scripps this September and recoiled with horror upon seeing changes to their once dependable dining

October 12, 2018

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Jose Antonio Vargas- Dear America: Let’s have a conversation

By Theri Aronson On Sept. 26, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Jose Antonio Vargas, one of an estimated 800,000 undocumented Filipino immigrants currently

October 12, 2018