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Arts & Entertainment

Abbott Elementary is Bringing Realness On All Fronts

Aviva V. Maxon ’24 Staff Writer I love sitcoms, probably more than the next person. Growing up watching Parks and Rec, The

April 28, 2023

Opinion

An Addition to the Free Closet Could Broaden Its Environmental Justice

Juliette Des Rosiers ’26 Copy Editor Intern There is a special pride in graciously accepting a compliment on an outfit with, “thank

April 28, 2023

Writing

Is Ordinary Good Enough? Appreciating the Little Moments While Studying Abroad

Alyssa Wend ’24 Editor-in-Chief In the weeks leading up to my departure to London for my semester abroad, I kept hearing variations

April 14, 2023

5Cs

And All Will Know the Wonders of Spotlight’s “Spring Awakening”

Belen Yudess ‘25 Social Media Manager There was nothing left to do but “just watch” and be amazed by Spotlight’s superb rendition

April 14, 2023

Scripps

A Visit to The Scripps Store: The 10ft x 10ft Beating Heart of Scripps College

Clare Reimers-Hejnal ’26 Staff Writer Between housing selection suspense and presidential uncertainties, life as a Scripps student has felt a bit chaotic

April 14, 2023

Music

In Hell or High Water, Hozier Cannot Be Damned

Juliette Des Rosiers ’26 Copy Editor Intern If referencing religious motifs was Hozier’s signature, his upcoming album Unreal Unearth is the equivalent

April 14, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

In Season Two, “Shadow and Bone” is Murkier than the Shadow Fold

Alyssa Leong ’23 Design Editor Bad news 2010s YA readers, good news everyone else: the second season of Shadow and Bone has

April 14, 2023

Culture

Love the Books You Love

Aviva V. Maxon ’24 Staff Writer I was sitting at a dinner where we were going around introducing ourselves. All that was

March 13, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

‘Daisy Jones & the Six’ Is Too Much Glitter, Not Enough Gold

Aanji Sin ’24 Editor in Chief Congratulations, BookTok: Daisy Jones & the Six is reckoned to be the first big hit series

March 13, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

The Wacky Wonderland of Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

Belen Yudess ’25 Staff Writer If Harvey Mudd knew what was good for them, they would start admitting ants into their quantum

March 13, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

Cocaine Bear: Paddington Gets A Little Too Silly

Anna Peterson ’25 Staff Writer Cocaine Bear, Cocaine Bear, Cocaine Bear. Among the drone of mainstream commercial theater money grabs, it is

March 13, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

Oscar Nominations: (Our Hopeful) Expectation vs. (Our Predicted) Reality

Belen Yudess ’25 and Frances Walton ’26 Social Media Manager and Copy Editor Intern Get ready to see countless videos of Rihanna

March 13, 2023

Scripps

Academic Services Lacks Staff and Resources to Fully Support Student Population

Aviva V. Maxon ’24 Staff Writer From classrooms to the Motley to the dorms, Scrippsies are sharing their experiences and frustrations with

February 24, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

“The Last of Us”: An Infectiously Impressive Adaptation

Olive Gaetz ‘25 Staff Writer Adaptations and remakes have been all the rage in Hollywood over the past few years, occasionally bringing

February 23, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

M3GAN: The Revival of Spoof Horror and the Yassification of AI

Anna Peterson ’25 Staff Writer Searching to numb my brain after a long day of classes, I was scrolling through the slew

February 16, 2023

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