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Scripps College’s Humanities Institute Hosts “Mad Woman Project” Lecture via Skype
University of Michigan Professor Tobin Siebers will lecture on “The Mad Women Project: Disability and the Aesthetics of Human Disqualification,”via Skype on Tuesday, October 25, at 7:30 p.m., in Scripps College’s Performing Arts Center, Garrison Theater. This event is free and open to the public.
Read MoreScripps College Presents “Tres Vidas” Chamber Concert During Hispanic Heritage Month
Scripps College presents chamber concert “Tres Vidas” as part of Hispanic Heritage Month on Thursday, October 20 in Scripps College’s Performing Arts Center, Garrison Theater. The event is free and open to the public.
Read MoreGender Politics, and the Road to Fukushima
English professor Gayle Greene examines the power of reputation in the fields of scientific “knowledge” and public policy.
Read MoreCMS Athenas’ record stands with tie on Saturday
The Athenas/Sagehens rivalry ended in a tense 1-1 draw Saturday and a battle for second place in SCIAC.
Read MoreScripps Tea Celebrates Latino Heritage Month and Dia de la Raza
The Scripps community gathered in Seal Court October 12 to celebrate Latino Heritage Month and Dia de la Raza during weekly Scripps Tea.
Read MoreLucinda Smith ’88 one of Georgia’s “most powerful and influential”
The Georgia Diversity Council recognizes Scripps College alumna Lucinda B. Smith ’88 as one of the most powerful and influential women in the state.
Read MoreCMS Athenas Volleyball 4th in SCIAC
Fourth-ranked CMS Athenas volleyball team gears up for conference games which begin next week.
Read MoreConservation of an 18th Century Korean Buddhist Painting
LACMA’s Mark Gilberg provides a unique opportunity to highlight one of the museum’s most popular “behind the scenes” activities by presenting the treatment of a unique work of art and the cultural differences which guided the conservation process.
Read MoreMalott Commons Presents “Making Pink Lemonade out of Lemons”
Debbie Cantwell, a breast cancer survivor and founder of the Pink Daisy Project, will speak on how she turned a devastating life experience into something positive, on Monday, October 24, at noon, in the Scripps College Hampton Room, Malott Commons. Her talk, “Making Pink Lemonade out of Lemons,” is given in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and is free and open to the public.
Read MoreScripps College Goes Green
Scripps College takes a stand against plastic waste with the installation of EZH2O bottle-filling stations, bottle-filling stations that can be used to refill water containers and eliminate plastic waste.
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