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Editorial Board
Lose Your ID, Not Your Identity
As highlighted in the news section this week, students can only enter the McConnell and Malott dining halls after presenting their IDs. The policy
Looking Back at 2016 Reminds Us to Look Forward
“We are still in shock. Over the last 48 hours, in a multitude of different capacities, this country experienced a paradigm shift unlike any
What Did Tuesday’s Protest Change?
The confrontation at this week's Tuesday Noon Academy asks us to think again about modes of protest on campus. Though the protesters came from outside the
Stop Talking About Bump Stocks
Less than a week after it happened, the best journalists of our time have found the real story of the tragedy in Vegas –
Claremont McKenna’s Rear-View Mirror
We wholeheartedly disavow the sanctions Claremont McKenna College imposed this week on students involved in the blockade of Heather Mac Donald’s talk in April.
We Can Learn from Each Other
This semester has been a tough but affirming year for our staff. In over 120 pages of newsprint and an untold number of late-night
Deciding to Print, Here and Now
If you’re reading this in in a gray box on post-consumer recycled newsprint, you’re not stuck in the past. If these words are appearing
In Solidarity with Scripps RAs
We support the resident advisors at Scripps College. We support the work they do as well as their right, and need, to not do
Ath Talks Aren’t Neutral
During the protest at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum at Claremont McKenna College yesterday, which Samuel Breslow reported on in this week’s issue of