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“Laurel Hell” Is Mitski’s Sublime 80s-Pastiche Return to Indie

Aanji Sin ’24 Editor-in-Chief Japanese American indie pop singer Mitski is back, and it is indeed just me and her against the

February 19, 2022

Writing

Renaming the Lang Building: One Woman’s Journey

Nina Howe-Goldstein ’25 Guest Writer It is a universally acknowledged truth that Scripps College loves acronyms and abbreviations. The idea is ingrained

February 19, 2022

Arts & Entertainment

Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss: The Empire of Succession

Alyssa Leong ‘23 Design Editor *spoiler free! In a Murdoch-esque fashion, “Succession” follows the Roy family as siblings Kendall, Roman, Siobhan, and

December 6, 2021

Scripps

A Ranking of the Scripps College Browsing Rooms

Alyssa Leong ‘23 Design Editor Located in every residential hall, Scripps’ browsing rooms are part of the campus’ history and an essential

December 6, 2021

Opinion

The Problem with Core I: A Lack of Time, Context & Community Guidelines

Gwen Tucker ’25 Guest Writer As an incoming first-year student at Scripps, I heard a lot about the Core Curriculum. This aspect

December 6, 2021

Music

Adele’s 30 Marks the Artist’s New and Powerful Return

Madison Yardumian ‘21 Editor-in-Chief On Nov. 19, Adele released her highly-anticipated fourth album 30 to positive reception from fans and critics alike.

December 3, 2021

Music

People May Disappoint You, But That’s What All Too Well is For: A Review “From the Vault” of Red (Taylor’s Version)

Madison Yardumian ‘21 Editor-in-Chief There was a slightly obscure album released on Nov. 12th, 2021 — you may not have heard of

December 3, 2021

Arts & Entertainment

It’s Giving Season: Netflix’s Best Worst Original Christmas Movies For Your Holiday

Aanji Sin ‘24 Copy Editor There are many things that get me into the holiday spirit: Trader Joe’s Chocolate Enrobed Joe-Joes, the

December 3, 2021

Arts & Entertainment

“The French Dispatch:” Anderson Strikes Again

Julia Cox ’23 Webmaster The Oct. 22 release of Wes Anderson’s ninth film “The French Dispatch” was highly anticipated. The film made

November 11, 2021

Arts & Entertainment

I Saw “Dune” and All I Got Was This Sandworm

Aanji Sin ’24 Copy Editor [contains spoilers for “Dune”] Here’s the gist of my opinion on “Dune”: it has an 83% on

November 11, 2021

Arts & Entertainment

The Importance of “Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” Spans Far Beyond the Screen

Aanji Sin ’24 Copy Editor Whenever I talk or write anything about the lack of Asian representation in American media, I like

October 29, 2021

Writing

Scripps Students Face Burnout Amidst Transition Back on Campus

Alyssa Wend ‘24 Staff Writer In the midst of writing this article, I was burnt out—I felt completely overwhelmed from the combination

October 28, 2021

Music

A Definitive Ranking of folklore’s Most Autumnal Songs

Madison Yardumian Editor-in-Chief ’22 OK, I’ll admit it. I like Taylor Swift. Like most, I’ve enjoyed her music since I was a

October 28, 2021

Arts & Entertainment

2021 Oscar Nominations Make History

Alyssa Leong ‘23 Film Columnist Despite the postponement of many movie releases in 2020, this year’s Oscars nominees have made history in

April 25, 2021

Arts & Entertainment

Monthly Reading Recommendations: March

Mirabella Miller ’23 Staff Writer It’s surprisingly hard to read for fun: a practice that is supposed to be about leisure and

April 18, 2021

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