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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...

Andres Quispe-Hansen (sophomore, Psychology)

Author:  There are good and bad aspects about the slaughtering of the goat addressed in last week's paper. The bad ones are particularly obvious in...

MyOxy Web Portal Enhances School Website

Author: Tyler Kearn This past week, ITS made available to students the result of the biggest project it has yet undertaken--- the brand new myOxy web...

Richter’s Film Opens Eyes to the Power of Protest

Author: Laura Bowen Robert Richter, class of '50, presented a screening of his documentary In Our Hands last Wednesday night in Fowler 302.The film documents the...

Zak and Mandla Go To Dinner and a Movie

Author: Zak Stoltz and Mandla Gobledale If you've never seen a surf video, you should. If you've never tried surfing, now is the time. Now is...

What’s in Store for Summer

Author: Linni Kral It's midnight and you're on your seventh cup of coffee. The library is packed and you have three papers due and an exam...

Senior Status Ought to Mean Seniority in Registration

Author: Emily Phillips In what world does it make sense for sophomores to register for classes ahead of seniors? This concept sounds absurd to any friends...

Blast Off!

Author: Yennaedo Balloo In a Cooler packed wall-to-wall with cheering students, performers from across the hip-hop spectrum-MCs, DJs, crump dancers and poets-brought the urban art-form to...

Jack Revisits the Golden Age of Hollywood Cinema with “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”

Author: Jack Greenbaum The Hollywood romantic comedy has become so formulaic these days that audiences are hungry for even the slightest shift in paradigm (e.g., "Love,...

Redesign to Modernize, Enhance College Website

Author: Claire Diggins President Veitch, along with fellow faculty and staff members, are in the process of selecting a web design firm to redesign the Occidental...

Campus Climate Discussed at Town Hall

Author: Sarah Dunlap Students and faculty filled Johnson 200 to discuss issues of diversity, equity and campus climate Tuesday, April 3 in the first Town Hall...

Women’s Volleyball Set to Bump into First Place

Author: Julie Xu After defeating the University of La Verne for the first time since 2001, women's volleyball has proven that it is the team to...