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The Texas Energy Crisis Demonstrates a Lack of Sympathy for the South

Mirabella Miller ’23 Staff Writer As a winter storm wreaked havoc in Texas last week, leaving millions without power and over half

February 28, 2021

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Ringing in Change: Young Candidates Challenging the Democratic Party Establishment

By Theri Aronson ’20 and Ittai Sopher (PZ ’19) Staff Writers After a recount, on Monday, Shayok Chakraborty PO ’19, learned that

February 28, 2019

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The Politics of Shutting Down The Government

By Ittai Sopher PZ ’16 Political Correspondent The longest government shutdown in United States history began with an attempt by President Donald

February 7, 2019

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Career Prosecutor for President: Why you Shouldn’t Discount Kamala Harris as a Candidate Because of Her Record Working for the Law Enforcement

By Claire Dwyer PO ’20 Staff Writer Nowadays, the only legal code I am really interested in was written in the thirteenth

February 7, 2019

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The Claremont Colleges are Victorious After Midterm Elections

By Ittai Sopher Pay attention to your classmates; one of them could be representing your district in Congress. A 1992 graduate from

November 15, 2018

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Be an Informed California Voter!

By Simone Henry This November 6, California will be voting in a new governor. Here is a quick look at the candidates

November 2, 2018

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Vote! ¡Votare! Votez!

By Anna Mitchell There are those among us who dream of politics, those who would rather not utter the word, and those

October 12, 2018

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Nevada Lee ’22 Makes the Case at the 5Cs for her Mother’s Congressional Campaign

By Ittai Sopher PZ ’19 Nevada Lee ’22 recruited four students from the 5Cs over the weekend to campaign in her home-state

October 12, 2018

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Claremont College Students are Leading Their Candidates to Success in the Midterm

Ittai Sopher PZ ’19 For Claire Wengrod PZ ’19 the midterm campaign trail is where her expertise is most valued. An outspoken

October 5, 2018

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Religious Students at Scripps Explore Identity, Activism, Perception in the Age of Trump

By Erin Delany In the age of Trump, nothing is sacred. At least, this is what both sides of the aisle tell

April 12, 2018

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Scripps Students’ Continued Resistance to Muslim Ban, One Year Later

By Natalie Johnson CLAREMONT, Calif. – “Refugees Welcome Here” reads the bright blue sticker on one student’s laptop. At least a handful

March 28, 2018

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Roses and Racial Bias: Exposing Institutional Racism in the Demonstration Policy

By Elizabeth Willsmore Walking across the lawn in front of the President’s House, the scene looked like any other you might find

March 28, 2018

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Four Obama Bros Explain Politics to Me

By Zizzy Murphy ’19 Media Analyst I block out time every other Friday night for a trip to West Hollywood. At first,

March 1, 2018

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January’s Government Shutdown

By Sasha Rivera From midnight on January 20 to the evening of January 22, the United States government shut down after Congress

February 22, 2018

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