Archive
2018
Stirring it up in the Marketplace kitchen
Most Occidental students are still in bed when the first shift of Marketplace staff report to the kitchen, where they labor throughout the morning...
2013
Athletics struggles to make ends meet with current budget constraints
Author: Lauren Rewers Despite a record $537,000 in booster donations to the Athletics Department this year, athletes are not likely to see the funds result in...
2014
L.A.P.D. works with Campus Safety to address complaints
Author: Noel Hemphill A recent change in campus policy means that off-campus residents could be receiving more visits from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), as...
2014
Tolerance paradox still runs deep at Occidental
Author: Juliet Suess Occidental College is an intolerant place. Though students, faculty and administration preach that the school is open and tolerant, they are simply upholding...
2014
Sports in Brief Issue 6
Author: Tim O'Donnell|Ryan Whalen Women's Water Polo (2-15 overall, 0-1 SCIAC) The Occidental women’s water polo team (2-15 overall, 0-1 SCIAC) had some rest and recovery time...
2014
Campus Dining improves data on student dietary preferences
Author: Noel Hemphill Campus Dining conducted a four-day survey last week to collect data on student eating preferences. Campus Dining officials plan to use the results,...
2014
Thar she blows!: The International Court of Justice halts Japanese whaling
Author: Jill Goatcher Japan has slaughtered thousands of whales in the name of "science." Selling whale meat in commercial markets, dropping carcasses and killing the massive...
2014
Men’s Lacrosse veteran Vigorita sheds light on club athlete perspective
Author: Juliet Suess After winning only one game five years ago, the Occidental men’s lacrosse team looks to build upon its success from last year’s 8-4...
2014
Project S.A.F.E. to relocate back to CGE office
Author: Lauren Rewers Project S.A.F.E., an organization on campus dedicated to promoting sexual assault awareness and survivor advocacy, is planned to move its offices from South...
2014
World News Issue 11
Author: Ximena Santiago Italy. A 21-year-old man was killed when part of a crucifix fell on him Saturday in the town of Cevo. Another man involved...
2014
Veitch’s social contract starts with his signature
Author: Henry Dickmeyer The most concerning part about President Jonathan Veitch's six-year contract extension last month was not the extension itself, but rather the tone of...
2014
Boxing club gets approval, ban on sparring still in effect
Author: Christopher Thaxton Fights may soon break out on campus, but with the unusual addition of a pair of gloves, a mouthpiece and headgear. After seeking...
