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...
2008
Coachella 2008: End of an Era or a Breath of Fresh Air?
Author: Eric Jensen, Managing Editor You know that political bumper sticker that reads, "If you're not outraged, then you're not paying attention"? Well it's advisable to...
2008
Oxy’s New President is Takin’ Care of Business
Author: Yennaedo Balloo More than a year ago, The Weekly ran a features piece on the selection of Susan Prager as Occidental's new president. The cover's...
2008
Rain or Shine
Author: Soo Jin Kim With only a month left to go in the season, the Oxy Swim Team is still fired up and ready to go....
2012
Occupational Therapy
Author: Jacob Surpin Two weeks ago, to mark the six-month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, roughly 300 protesters gathered at Zuccotti Park in New York City,...
2007
Hurting the Cause: Club Perpetuates Racist Ideology
Author: Jeff Pecaro "As long as you think you're white, there's no hope for you." -James BaldwinLet me begin by clarifying the language I will be...
2011
Crunch Time at Collins House
Author: Cordelia Kenney Since the advent of the Common Application, applying to college has become far easier and more accessible for students across the country. A corollary...
2009
Relay for Life Committee Paints Campus Purple
Author: Leanne Zabala On April 4, Occidental College will be hosting Relay for Life on Patterson Field, involving students, staff and faculty in the fight against...
2009
Women’s Basketball Rolls in SCIAC Play
Author: Sharen Cervantes It's often said that a team that suffers together stays together. There's no better definition of "suffering" than having to stay at school...
2007
Battle in the Bowl
Author: Sam Slesinger This past Friday, November 16, I trekked up Gilman Road to the Greek Bowl, where KOXY was hosting the "Battle in the Bowl,"...
2009
Racism Strikes Oxy’s Party Scene Wearing Brown
Author: Tefari Abel Casas Fuchs Saturday, Jan. 31st., will be a night that I shall never forget. It was the first time I realized I was...
