Author: Sadie Renjilian

Allison Riegle SC ’14 would not describe herself as a lover of technology. But upon seeing the Rieglematica, a 1970s-era photo booth that she restored herself, that is hard to believe. The many photo strips from the booth—restored with the help of a Texan family who specializes in the technology—compose

Rejoice, Claremont! Winter is over! After many months of wearing puffy coats (at night) and tights (under sundresses) and snow boots (never), summer weather is finally here. With summer weather comes the ever-complicated question: What shoes should I wear? Or, for that matter, should I wear shoes at all? Though

Aliens, robots, raindrops, strippers, and wizards were just a few of the themes presented in the Scripps Dance Performance April 11-12. Over the course of three shows, dancers in the Scripps College Dance Department showcased their work for a full and lively audience in Garrison Theater of the Scripps Performing

It’s that time of year again: the time for fashion magazines and blogs to discuss the topic of Festival Wear. Coachella, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza are all approaching, and with their arrival comes the inevitable amnesia about how to dress oneself. (Thank goodness for style columns, right?) If, like me, you

Heavy drums, funky lyrics, and a do-it-yourself atmosphere reigned in the garage-style rock bumping from the Grove House on March 7. The apparel ranged from flannels and Doc Martens to chokers and color block sweaters, creating a makeshift ’90s hipster paradise. Fun, loud, and Kurt Cobain-esque: Battle of the Bands

As the type of 14-year-old who choreographed dance routines to “Love Song” by Sara Bareilles, the Oscars once held a dear place in my heart. The People Magazine Oscars Special held a revered space on my bedside table.  Now, as a jaded college student, my main contention with Oscars fashion

In the documentary No Impact Man, Colin Beavan and his wife spend a year attempting to live with no environmental impact. As part of this effort, the Beavans cut off their electricity, stop using disposable diapers for their young daughter, and eat only local food. They purchase no new items,

If you’ve ever wondered whether horses are perhaps secretly human, you may find a kindred spirit in Erik Charles Nielsen, a comedian who has performed on Conan and also has a recurring role on the show Community.  The comedian was one of five comics who performed at “Popular with Erik

As Tim Gunn once tweeted, “No, leggings are not pants, for men or women!” The Project Runway style guru has long held a grudge against the leggings-as-pants phenomenon. But despite his admonitions, the trend does not appear to be going anywhere. At the Claremont Colleges, it has reached monumental proportions.

Andy Warhol once said, “In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.” Now, after his death, the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is trying their hardest to stretch Warhol’s allotted 15 minutes of fame into decades. Through the foundation’s Andy Warhol Photographic Legacy Program, both Scripps