Arts & Entertainment Eloise and Penelope in Season Two of “Bridgerton” Put Real Friendships Center Stage Lauren Marler ’24 Staff Writer Editor’s note: includes spoilers for season 2 of Bridgerton The much-awaited second season of Bridgerton came out April 19, 2022
Arts & Entertainment Turning Red Turns the Narrative Ellen Wang ‘25 Copy Editor Intern Editor’s note: contains spoilers for Turning Red This one’s for the Chinese daughters with the world April 19, 2022
Writing Browsing Room Brawl: Ranking Our Study Spaces Alyssa Leong ’23 Design Editor Located in every residential hall, Scripps’ browsing rooms are part of the campus’ history and an essential April 19, 2022
Writing The Ultimate Scripps Housing How-To Kendall Lowery ’22 Editor-in-Chief In a cruel calibration of calendars, it just so happens that the chaos of housing draw, course registration April 19, 2022
Writing I’m Stuck in the Scripps Bubble and I Hope This Gets Me Out Belen Yudess ’25 and Ellen Hu ’24 Social Media Manager and Editor- in-Chief The other day I was talking with one of April 3, 2022
Arts & Entertainment For Some Reason, I watched the New Ice Age Movie Eleanor Dunn ‘24 Staff Writer Editor’s Note: Contains spoilers for The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild As I sat down to April 3, 2022
Arts & Entertainment Toxicity in Wattpad Stories and the Genre of Fanfiction Anne Friedman ’25 Staff Writer There are two kinds of people: those who had their Wattpad phase and those who lie about April 3, 2022
Arts & Entertainment Netflix Needs To Be Stopped Alyssa Wend ‘24 Copy Editor It’s a trend we’ve all witnessed in young adult content: the main character girl falls in love April 2, 2022
Music OSTs: The Musical Adventure You Should Experience Isabel Li ’25 Staff Writer As someone who does not enjoy conventional pop music and instead prefers lyricless orchestral soundtracks, I am April 2, 2022
Writing Energy Vortices, The Institute of Mentalphysics, and a Spiritual Woodstock: the Surprising History of Joshua Tree Ella Boyd ’22 Guest Writer Joshua Tree, a national park located about two hours east of Claremont, is a popular weekend destination March 12, 2022
Culture 2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show: The Only Part I Watched Jihae Oh CMC ’24 and Belen Padilla ’25 Staff Writers The 2022 Super Bowl halftime show was one word – incredible. Making March 12, 2022
Culture Opinion: It’s Never Too Late to Make a Tumblr Account Isabel Li ’25 Staff Writer Tumblr isn’t your average social media outlet. After all, when you think of social media, you’d probably March 12, 2022
Health & Lifestyle Maintaining a Sustainable Lifestyle in the Age of COVID-19 Takes Readjusting, but It Isn’t Impossible Ellen Hu ’24 Editor-in-Chief When the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak first became prevalent, several things struck me. First, my regular lifestyle of staying February 19, 2022
Arts & Entertainment “Euphoria” is Back, But is it Better Than Ever? Cecelia Blum ’24 Design Editor “Euphoria” has been repremanded by critics for a host of reasons, including but not limites to: glamorizing February 19, 2022
Arts & Entertainment “Hawkeye”: A Disappointing Introduction to Kate Bishop Alyssa Wend ’24 Copy Editor Editor’s Note: Contains spoilers for “Hawkeye” The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is known for creating well-loved and February 19, 2022