Tess McHugh PO ’25 only took Theatrical Clown to fulfill an area requirement — but joke’s on her. The class taught her lessons far beyond academics.
Author: Tess McHugh
OPINION: Netflix is desensitizing you to murder
“You,” which follows an obsessive stalker through a killing spree, is glorifying murder, argues Tess McHugh PO ‘25. And the repercussions are serious.
OPINION: Participation grades should extend beyond speaking in class
The participation grade is an arbitrary grading component designed exclusively for extroverts, argues Tess McHugh PO ‘25.
Reactivated weightlifting club ‘lifts’ up members with comprehensive workout plans, judgment-free community
Gym bros? Oh no. Not to fear, the 5C Barbell Club aims to make weightlifting less intimidating and more accessible for students.
PP men’s water polo washes CMS to claim title of SCIAC regular season champions
The Hens did it again. Last Saturday, the Pomona-Pitzer Men’s Water Polo defeated Claremont-Mudd-Scripps for the second time that day. This win secured the Sagehens the title of the regular season SCIAC champions and will enter into the SCIAC tournament at the top seed.
Don’t quiver, let Archery Club’s arrow point you in the right direction
Have you ever picked up your bow and arrow and looked the mirror square in the face after watching the Hunger Games? You can live out your inner Katniss Everdeen at the 5C Archery club that is open to students of all levels and previous experience.
OPINION: CMS Men’s Soccer hazing: Where do we go from here?
CMC has shown little commitment to eradicate hazing thus far, argues Tess McHugh PO ‘25. The Hazing Prevention Consortium (HPC) is the only path forward.
Senior Day wraps up season with families, goodbyes and a whole lot of tears
Start getting those pensions ready. This week the 5Cs congratulated their veteran athletes during Senior Day, one of the most fun and emotional traditions of the year.
Not clowning around: 5C circus club combines athletic feats with artistry
The 5C circus club is not as in-tents as people might think. Though the sport itself requires skill, practice and strength, the Five Circus provides a space for students to learn in a welcoming and supportive environment. They practice multiple times a week and have occasional performances.
5C Climbing helps students of all levels reach new heights
It’s not as scary as you think. The Claremont Climbing Team breaks down commonly-held stereotypes about the sport by creating a non-intimidating environment open to students of all skill and experience.