2012

Occidental artist Elise Hampilos spills the paint

Author: Vivien Reece Amid the disarray of Weingart’s art studio, with its scores of canvases on easels and walls, widespread smatterings of dried paint all over...

24 percent granted 3rd-year off campus

Author: Sam Byrne   In an effort to maintain a primarily residential campus, Residential Education and Housing Services (REHS) accepted 24 percent of current sophomores who applied...

Information rules in the Third Industrial Revolution

Author: Anthony Labarga   On Feb. 1, Facebook Inc. filed what is known as an S1 document with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Until now, Facebook has...

Away from campus, Occidental students engage in eclectic athletic endeavors

Author: Damian Mendieta (Senior Writer) Occidental Athletics has made a predominant name for itself in many aspects of student life as it ranges from varsity sports,...

Track and Field holds its own at season’s final meet

Author: Riley Kimball (Senior Writer) The Occidental Track and Field team concluded its season at the SCIAC meet with the men finishing fourth and the women...

Scott Hong gets into the swing of Tiger Baseball program

Author: Damien Mendieta (Senior Writer) After two high schools, three colleges and a semester off, Scott Hong (junior) has finally found a place at Occidental.  Hong, a...

For Occidental’s big milestone, a Ferris wheel just won’t cut it

Author: Sam Byrne   Most large organizations have perfected the popular custom of celebrating those anniversaries cleanly divisible by 25. At 125 years old, Occidental deserves both...

Renovated Johnson to include $10 million Center for Global Affairs

Author: Dean DeChiaro   President Veitch announced in late January a $10 million dollar renovation of Johnson Hall, including the construction of the McKinnon Family Center for...

Turkey history course to include travel

Author: Rachel Silver   "Turkey: Then & Now," a comprehensive course studying thousands of years of Turkish history, is set to return in the 2012 fall term....

Heavy guitars, mosh pit dominate FIDLAR show

Author:  Los Angeles-based garage band FIDLAR, short for Fuck It Dog, Life's A Risk, brought their distinctive anthemic rock sound to Sycamore Glen this past...

Editorial: Requesting Return of Bookstore Policies

Author:  The Occidental Bookstore's new policy, which forces students to prove that they dropped a class in order to return books, represents the continuation of a...

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