Words by Charlotte Vimeux PZ ’29 Graphics by Carter Haroza PZ ’29 and Sophie Frankfurt PZ ’29 Sex! A common language. A condition of human existence. America is currently going through a sex recession, with individuals aged 18-29 reporting no sexual activity doubling from 12% to 24% in the last 15 years. Here at the Claremont Colleges, I’ve realized that having a fling is a … Continue reading Is sex going out of style?
Words by Elias Schendler ’29, Graphic by Thea Riley PZ ’28 I don’t consider myself a “club guy”—haven’t been and don’t want to go. However, an inexplicable incident, which has forever changed my relationship to clubs, has recently occurred. I feel obligated to document this dramatic shift in my psyche. It was the first Tuesday back on campus for Freshman Orientation leaders and my dear … Continue reading Hanoi Kitchen: The Post-Pho Antidote
Article and Photos by Wynne Chase PZ ’26 On a road trip back to Pitzer College, seniors Anabel Cull, Rose Schupack-Dias, Jack Paradis, and Veronica Britton were searching high and low for conversation topics. Rose even dimmed the brightness on her phone and searched “top 10 best questions to get to know close-ish acquaintances.” With no other avenues to turn to, their last option was … Continue reading Lavender Wedding
Words by Oliver Schoening PZ ’27, Graphic by Rhyus Goldman PZ ’26 On February 26, students gathered at The Hub to attend a tabling event for Turning Point USA’s Claremont McKenna chapter. The event, the club’s first of the semester, was advertised by president and founder Gabe Khuly CM ’28 as an opportunity for open political discourse. In an announcement, Khuly wrote that “We look … Continue reading Debates, Bikes, and Cortisol Spikes
Words by Cecily Pregerson SC ’29 Graphic by Sonia Sidhu PZ ’28 Since leaving New York City and my favorite dim sum restaurants behind for Scripps College, I have experienced a distinct lack of good Chinese food. Sure, the dining halls offer some inspired dishes, but most are unable to scratch the particular itch that a plate of orange chicken and green beans dripping in … Continue reading Cachanilla Chinese Restaurant: An Unexpected Oasis
Words by Wynne Chase What is that fluttering by your ear? Might it be Cupid coming down to earth to strike two unsuspecting singles for the holiday of love? Is it the sound of the many hands making light work at the Grove House for our most precious event of the year? Perhaps both. This year’s theme, Unlucky in Love, celebrates the Friday the 13th … Continue reading Grove House Valentine’s Day
Words by Kayra Hidirlar PZ ’28, Graphic by Penny Messinger SC ’29 It happens during the most random moments. Students might be walking to class, waiting for their coffee, eating lunch with their friends, or sitting in the back of class while they scroll on Instagram. Suddenly, the scrolling stops on a post, eyes wide: is this about me? That feeling is becoming familiar to … Continue reading Between Classes And Crushes: Inside 5C Missed Connections
Words by Elias Schendler PZ ’29, Graphic by Margaret Kaneb SC ’29 I have found most of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants in half-abandoned strip malls across the country. Tu’s Kitchen in Broomfield, CO (delicious grilled quail), Pho Ha Noi in San Jose, CA (unbelievable Bon Bo Hue), the list goes on. In fact, an addition was made this past weekend at Pho Century in Upland, … Continue reading Pho-cking Delicious
Words by Cecily Pregerson SC ’29, Graphic by Xanthe McGrath SC ’29 Sometimes, when my friends and I walk into Malott, we notice a significant amount of couples taking up residence in Seal Court and out front. We haven’t noticed any consistency with the menu or schedule that would account for this, and the population increase is always met with slight humor. My roommates will … Continue reading Dining Hall Date Night: A Humiliation Ritual
Words by Soren Van Loben Sels PZ ’28, Graphic by Ben Connolly PZ ’26 Since President Trump took office 13 months ago, the federal government has intensified its crackdown on immigrants to levels not seen this century. We have seen videos of the violence perpetrated by ICE and Border Patrol agents and pictures of the torturous conditions of detainees plastered across social media. I can … Continue reading Breaking the Pitzer Bubble
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