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Opinions
OPINION: Lessons from the Latin American feminist movement
Before the school year comes to a close and Walker Beach is wiped clean, Latin American students Mariana Duran PO ’24, Sara Garza González PO ’25, Arianne O’Hara PZ ’25 and Katherine Shepherd PO ’23 contextualize a mural painted earlier this spring.
OPINION: On this World Malaria Day, none of us are healthy until everyone is healthy
Malaria has had an incredible impact on millions of lives, but it continues to lack recognition on a global scale. MaryAnn Ngozi Obidike CGU ’24 calls attention to the public health crisis in light of World Malaria Day.
OPINION: California Dreamin’ on an Inland Empire day
To Sara Wexler HM ’26, leaving her land-locked mountain state to come to college in sunny, beachside California was the ticket to success. Or was it?
OPINION: The Associated Students of Claremont Men’s College
After her term as ASCMC’s Diversity & Inclusion Chair, Nisha Singh CM ’23 shares her experience with its undue emotional labor and misogyny.
OPINION: Stop calling it the ‘Claremont bubble.’ You’re only making it real
The disconnect between 5C students and the greater Claremont community is artificially constructed, argues Inland Empire local Bella Pettengill PO ’24.
OPINION: An alternate avenue to gratitude
Dania Anabtawi PO ’26 has an unconventional message for you: be grateful for the negative.
OPINION: CMC, where are your ‘Responsible Leaders?’
For Camille Forte CM ‘23, February’s ASCMC Resolution hearings have brought the entire ethos of CMC into question.
OPINION: The RESTRICT Act is more than just a threat to TikTok
Liam Martin HM ’24 agrees that the looming “TikTok ban” is dangerous — but its implications, he argues, go way beyond what was outlined in a recent TSL Op-Ed.
OPINION: No, TikTok regulation isn’t anti-youth
Luke Brown PO ’26 refutes a recent Op-Ed, claiming TikTok’s potential banning should demonstrate the unregulated power of social media.