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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...

Before The Cut – Fall 2015 Issue 3

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An American in Cuba

Author: Jane Drinkard The other night, I went out with the other students on my program (there are only five of us). We were walking along...

Letter to the Editor from recent C.O.D.E. alumni

Author:  Dear Occidental Dean of Students Office and the Oxy Community: As Oxy alumni, we are appalled by the recent events on campus. This letter is...

Mourning the loss of print News(week)

Author: Ian Mariani Newsweek will halt production of its print edition starting December 31 of this year after 80 years of publication, but is anyone surprised? Newsweek's...

Is media working for us?

Author: Benjamin DeLuca President Barack Obama clinched reelection with at least 303 electoral votes Tuesday night, and one of the most common reactions was shock at...

Occidental expansion threatens liberal arts education

Author: John Loizeaux After recently suffering through the uncertainty associated with class registration, most Occidental students would agree that there are too few class spaces for...

Renowned activist Hayden to speak

Author: Vivien Reece At the time of its publication, the Port Huron Statement determined the central problems of society to be racial discrimination, democratic apathy and economic...

Isn’t it time we were let in?

Author: Ian Mariani Over this upcoming winter break, the final three halls that are accessed by brass keys will be converted to ID card access. Braun,...

Track and field opens 2013 season at Pomona-Pitzer meet this Saturday

Author: Zach Heerwagen As the track and field season gears into action, the men's and women's programs are reloading to once again compete with the...

Work, salary issues raised as Green Bean expands

Author: Elwyn Pratt Human Resources recently informed the student managers at the Green Bean that they are required to reduce their work hours, despite an agreement...

Peru slums run dry as climate change takes hold

Author: Emma Lodes In the midst of the crystalline peaks and icy pinnacles of the Peruvian Andes, the Rio Rimac is born, and its story begins....