Scraps for clothes, disheveled hair stained with the stench of fresh blood, and a slimy undertone emanates from his scrappy flesh. Unhealthily compelled to
Author: Tarini Sipahimalani
The Grey Teacup Café Implores Viewers to Reflect on Happiness
“This play is about finding happiness,” Elliot Joyce PZ ’18 said of his play “The Grey Teacup Café,” which debuted at Scripps College's Motley Coffeehouse on April 22.
No, I don’t Bathe with Elephants! International Stereotypes and Their Implications
Being an international student, I have received numerous questions and comments regarding my hometown, some perceptibly playful and others genuinely inquisitive. Since I hail
Sanskriti Showcases Diversity of South Asian Culture
I remember the days when my parents would take me to watch a Bollywood movie in theatres. It was a big deal (well, inside my
Claremont Concert Orchestra Sparks Beauty in ‘Firebird’ Suite
Shined black, polished brass, and glossy wood filled the stage of Scripps College's Garrison Theater on Saturday as musicians from the Claremont Concert Orchestra
Tackling Hunger in America: Activist, Author Opines on Poverty
Joel Berg stood at the front of a classroom at Scripps College to talk about his self-help book for the nation, America, we need to
Ath Talk Examines Medieval Sex and Scandal
Yitzhak Hen, professor of History at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, spoke about Merovingian political history at Claremont McKenna College’s Marian Miner Cook
A Cappella Songsters Steals Claremont Spotlight
Students, parents, and fans from Southern California eagerly gathered for the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) Southwest Quarterfinal at Pomona College’s Bridges
Author Marlon James Connects Fiction and History at Athanaeum
Jamaican novelist Marlon James filled Claremont McKenna College’s Marion Miner Cook Athenaeum on Feb. 1 with his discussion of the interconnections between fiction and history and
First Years Weigh in on 5C Stereotypes
Stereotypes are extreme hyperboles of specific groups, but they often sprout from a minute truth. Be it an illusory correlation or an unjust generalization, stereotypes are further