The average cost of attending one of The Claremont Colleges is now around 70,000 dollars for the 2017-18 academic year. In the three
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Author: Jo Nordhoff-Beard
OPINION: Reliance On Food Makes Sub-Free Events Inaccessible
I’m someone who has always had a problem with eating in public. I eat more than the average person because of my body size.
OPINION: The Atlantic’s Loss Of Williamson Is No Tragedy
The Atlantic came to their senses and fired Kevin Williamson on April 4 because of new information that surfaced about his podcast and 2014
OPINION: Traditional Conservatism Too Often Excused In Age Of Trump
I have loved magazines ever since I was a little kid. I love reading longform stories about subjects of which I know very little
OPINION: Nancy Pelosi — Still Relevant And Still Important, Despite Tenure
Nancy Pelosi is a 78 year old, 15-term Congresswoman from San Francisco who, with pride, admits that her favorite food is chocolate. Pelosi
OPINION: Although Popular, “The Bachelor” Remains Problematic
I started watching “The Bachelor” during my senior year of high school so I could converse with the middle aged, single women with whom
OPINION: Laura Moser — A Chance The Democratic Party Is Missing
Texas, a state a little bit bigger than France, contains the polar opposites of America amidst its vast size. Houston, the third largest city
OPINION: An Ode To Platonic Lady Love In Place of Female Competition
Good female friends are hard to come by, but can appear often when one least expects them and are one of life’s ultimate blessings.
OPINION: The Complacency And Hypocrisy Of Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ Misogyny
CW: Domestic violence, sexual assault White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee-Sanders has an immense amount of power to dictate the way in which the
OPINION: The Perks And Pitfalls Of Self-Funded Politics
A few young, diverse, candidates who represent the more progressive component of the Democratic Party are choosing not to self-fund their campaigns or rely