This year’s V-Day Claremont production of The Vagina Monologues aims to empower its actors and audience through performance—a performance striving to remind everyone that being a woman is not just about the vagina.
Read moreIn an alcohol-driven social scene, how do you fit in when you hate booze? A native New Orleanian shares in coming to terms with hating the norm while having friends who don’t.
Read moreWhat will Egypt’s upcoming elections mean for the country’s women’s rights movement? Ally Nkwocha addresses this question and more.
Read moreEmily Morris explores the film character called the “Manic Pixie Dream Girl” and the ways this character detrimentally affects female viewers.
Read moreWhat was life like for past Scripps women? How did they dress? What was the dating scene like? Victoria Davis interviews Judy Harvey Sahak ‘64, the Sally Preston Swan Librarian at Denison Library, to answer these questions and more.
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