Sundeep Morrison’s one-woman show “Rag Head” tackles Sikh identity in relation to broader themes of hate, hope and American identity.
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The faces behind the music: Female DJs at the 5Cs
Meet Vani Dewan SC ’21 (DJ Vani), Rose Soiffer-Kosins PZ ’19 (DJ Rose) and Flora Gallina-Jones HM ’19 (franc galina), some of the female student DJs shaping the 5C party experience.
With ‘Guava Island,’ Donald Glover shows independence and free spirit
“Guava Island” is reflective of Donald Glover’s versatility and ability to take risks, push boundaries and inspire young audiences.
The downbeat: YBN Cordae’s dual videos showcase the relationship between marketing and artistry
YBN Cordae released two music videos for his new song, bringing up the question of how important visual artistry is to enjoying music.
Food for thought: The Super Bowl — A review of four acai bowls in Claremont
A review of four places in Claremont that serve acai bows: Pepo Melo, Podge’s Claremont Juice Co., The Spot Cafe and Scripps College.
Scene one, hot take one: FilmStruck is dead, long live the Criterion Channel
After the streaming service FilmStruck shut down, fans turned to the Criterion Channel. Here are five of the best movies on the platform.
Ye Olde Student Life: Closer to ‘carrying capacity,’ more than three decades later
We need to do much more to help solve the issues of global warming and environmental degradation, both of which humankind has contributed to.
Seriously, Science: What lava flows can tell us about Earth’s history
Joe Biasi, a geology graduate student at the California Institute of Technology, explains how lava flows can tell us about Earth’s history.
Bringing pranking back: A look inside Mudders’ late-night Caltech prank
Twenty five Harvey Mudd College students revived Mudd’s historic prank culture by pranking the California Institute of Technology April 14.
Rosie the Hijabi sparks movement of inclusivity and Muslim pride at 5Cs
After being insulted because of her Muslim identity, Malak Afaneh PO ’21 established an apparel business known as Rosie the Hijabi.