26 April 2012
By Charlotte Rosenfield ’15, Design Editor As a member of the Admissions Ambassador Team for the Scripps Admissions Office, I think I can speak for most of us when I say that it is much easier, and far more enjoyable, to talk to prospective students who know that they want to attend Scripps College. The [...]
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26 April 2012
The time has come, sexy readers, to discuss some bloody serious business. Not the fact that your beloved Slutty Health Expert is graduating and leaving you sex-column-less. It’s been a fun year, but SHE gets the feeling that the dearth of questions indicates that all you sexy readers have grown into confident sex deities, ready [...]
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26 April 2012
By LM Ellzey ’13, Contributing Writer David Treuer is a big name in the literary circuit, be it for his award-winning novels, his snarky book of literary criticisms, or his work as a professor in post- grad literature at the University of Southern California. Treuer has been hopping around the states, touring for his new [...]
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26 April 2012
We know where most, if not all, of our beloved seniors are going after May 12, but what about the rest of Scripps? We asked students from the the classes of 2013, 2014 and 2015 to share their summer plans. Here are what some students wrote back! LM Ellezy ‘13: From May to August, I [...]
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26 April 2012
By Earnest Eleanor The school year is drawing to a close and the sunny Claremont weather is shining down on us every day. These sunny days come not without impending doom. No, I’m not talking about finals. I’m not talking about the occasional sunburn. And I’m not talking about the absolute horrors of senior theses. [...]
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26 April 2012
By Meredith Kertzman ’13, Web Manager As another year in Claremont is coming to a close, some Scripps students are finishing up the entire academic year they spent abroad. The Scripps Voice had the opportunity to talk with Katie Evans (’13) to learn more about her experience spending one semester in Germany and the other [...]
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26 April 2012
The members of the geology department at Pomona College are close-knit. I’ve been aware of the department’s feeling of camaraderie since the moment I walked into the building. It was during my first semester in college; I was going to speak with Robert Gaines, the department chair, in order to see how I can take [...]
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26 April 2012
By Hannah Long ’15, Staff Writer Alumnae from around the area will soon be returning to Scripps—along with other scholarship donors—for the upcoming Scholarship Luncheon, an event that serves to thank the many generous donors who contribute to a variety of scholarships for Scripps students. The luncheon, held this Friday, will be catered by Scripps [...]
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26 April 2012
Uncensored opinions straight from the Editors-in-Chief themselves “ladies” When Scripps professors come in to a classroom, and say, “Hey ladies.” Not only is it an annoying word, but it’s very paternalistic. witty after the fact I don’t know about you, but I feel as though I always think of something witty to say after its [...]
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26 April 2012
By Megan Petersen ’15, Copy Editor Timothy Donnelly, author of The Cloud Corporation, was awarded a Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award at Scripps College on April 19. Katharine Larson was also awarded a Kate Tufts Discovery Award. The Kingsley Tufts Award is bestowed annually upon one mid-career author of an original work of poetry and is [...]
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