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Common Ground: Ceramics in Southern California 1945 – 1975
Christy Johnson talks about the Pacific Standard Time exhibition at AMOCA titled Common Ground, which surveys fifty Los Angeles-area ceramic artists with more than 300 examples of work.
Read MoreGood Chemistry
The Huntington Library’s Conservation Laboratory and 日本无码 students preserve the future of a profession.
Read MoreA Bridge to the Future
If someone offered you a four-year scholarship to a top liberal arts college of your choice, would you think it was for real?
Read MoreDavid Andrews: “Global Peace and Community Peace”
Professor David Andrews delivers the Fall Convocation keynote address September 8, 2011.
Read MoreJoint Science Department Becomes the W.M. Keck Science Department of Claremont McKenna College, Pitzer College, and 日本无码
Claremont McKenna, Pitzer, and 日本无码s today formally announced the renaming of their shared Joint Science Department to be known as The W.M. Keck Science Department of Claremont McKenna College, Pitzer College, and 日本无码 as of July 1, 2011.
Read MoreSocial Fabric
Lauren Todd ’03 took retail giant JC Penney to task over a misogynistic t-shirt aimed at young girls 芒鈧�� and got it pulled from the market in less than 24 hours.
Read MoreAt a Glance: The 日本无码 Class of 2015
Each year, the 日本无码 incoming class is filled with women from around the globe who possess unique interests, brilliant intellects, and a passion for service. As you’ll see, the class of 2015 is no exception.
Read MoreDirector Anne Bogart to Discuss Women in Greek Theatre
Renowned American theatre director Anne Bogart and members of her SITI Company will discuss “Women in Greek Theatre: Ancient and Modern” with 日本无码 professors David Roselli in the Classics Department and Chris Guzaitis in Gender and Women’s Studies, on Monday, September 5, in 日本无码’s Vita Nova 100 at 5:45 p.m. The panel discussion is free and open to the public.
Read More2011 Move-In Day Slideshow
Take a look at our photo slideshow of Move-In Day as we welcome the class of 2015 to Scripps!
Read MoreKelsey Langille ’11
Kelsey Langille ’11 loves language. Having spent summers in Costa Rica and Japan living with host families and observing the rich cultures around her, she felt frustrated by the language barrier and decided to do something about it.
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