No matter how tall you are, what your background is, your race or ethnicity, the wealth you have, you can easily be a
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Bramwell Debuts SUBTL in Art Gala “When We Met”
Ellington Bramwell PO ’19 lacks subtlety. At least, that’s what someone told him in the summer of 2016, months before he launched the clothing
Pomona Computer Science Department Faces Faculty Shortage
Mirroring national trends, Pomona College computer science majors are having a hard time getting the classes they need due to a dramatic increase in interest over the
Scripps’ Fourth-Annual Chest-Casting Event Transforms Body Image Into Positivity
If you walked into Room 109 at the Scripps College Tiernan Field House on Friday, Nov. 3, you would have found yourself surrounded by
At The Hive, Local Grade Schoolers Find Their Inner Writers
On any other day of the week, Miranda Moreno, a sixth-grader at Lexington Elementary in Pomona, can be found daydreaming about mermaids and pirates. But
Human-Centered Design Class Applauds Failure and Creativity
Konrad Utterback PO ’19 had just infiltrated a goldfish colony. “At one point I was the king of the goldfish colony, but then the
County to Consider Removing Claremont Metrolink Stop
In the future, students commuting to and from Los Angeles will not have to hop from the Metrolink train to the Metro
An Open Letter to Ross Steinberg
This column is a response to to Ross Steinberg's Sept. 26 article “Why the Claremont Independent Fired Me.” I appreciate your exposé of the neo-Nazi meme group “U PC
Scripps First-Year President Turns Worldliness Into Optimism
Last fall, you would find Julia Kelly SC ’21 practicing Wolof, a Senegambian dialect, with her homestay family in Senegal. In the winter, you
Senate Briefs: Week of September 17
Scripps Associated Students With seven candidates for first-year class president and six applications for secretary, Scripps Associated Students is in the midst of a dynamic election