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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...

Emmons Works to Quarantine Influenza Outbreak

Author: Sarah Mofford There has been a rise in flu-like illnesses on Oxy's campus this past week. A total of 41 suspected cases has been reported...

If the Disney Channel Made a Graveyard

Author: Chad Wyszynski For at least three millennia, philosophers and theologians and normal people have struggled to solve the mystery of life. But this question need...

“Paul” Makes Audiences Wish They Were Far, Far Away

Author: Jack Greenbaum Just because you reference a whole bunch of really cool sci-fi films doesn't mean you've made a really cool sci-fi film. This is...

Several swimmers break records at SCIACs

Author: Sydney Bowman The Occidental swim team traveled to Splash! at La Mirada for a four-day SCIAC competition, hosted by Chapman University. The event featured groundbreaking...

The Danger of Virtual Desensitizing

Author: Dean DeChiaro Last week I waited in the long line outside Gamestop to get my copy of Infinity Ward and Activision's latest video game release,...

New publication to highlight diverse voices

Author: Hannah Fishbein The Consciousness Collective, a new student-led publication that aims to highlight Occidental's diverse community by providing a platform for marginalized student expression, will...

Forget Santa Monica, I’m Shopping in Eagle Rock

Author: Christina LeBlanc The appeal of going to college in Los Angeles is a big draw to would-be Occidental students. With Hollywood a scant fifteen minutes...

Hopsin hits a homerun with ‘Ill Mind 8’

Author: Benj Salkind The last few weeks have been pretty darn good for hip-hop fans: Kendrick Lamar finally put out those “Untitled” songs I’ve been waiting...

Not In Our House

Author: Chris Nelson Occidental Football extended its regular season win streak to 30 games by defeating the University of Redlands 28-21 last Friday, October 5 in...

Schwab trains to become figure skating judge

Author: Margaret Su Skating has been an integral part of Emiko Schwab's (senior) life since she was three years old. Her career has taken her as...

Professor Replacements Reshape Courses

Author: Emily Jensen In the absence of English and Comparative Literary Studies (ECLS) Professor Warren Montag, out for surgery, and Journalism Professor Bob Sipchen, who moved...