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The Occidental's 36 Questions That Lead to Love ... at Occidental
Illustration courtesy of Margot Heron The following is based on a 1997 study by psychologist Arthur Aronthat examined whether the intimacy between two strangers can be accelerated by answering a specific set of 36 personal questions. The questions were referenced in a 2015 New York Times Modern Love essay, “To Fall in Love With Anyone, Do This” by Megan Catron and it sparked follow-up articles and a mobile app and countless readers tried it for themselves.
‘Everything is just so clear to me now’: Students complete their degrees with their children in mind - The Occidental
Every other Friday during the fall of her senior year, Micaela Clayton (senior) packed between 250–500 ounces of frozen breast milk, which she pumped over the last two-week period, into her car. She drove to Joe’s Ice in Pasadena, CA, where the employee, who began to recognize her face and her frequent purchase, knew to sell her dry ice. The dry ice kept the breast milk frozen for the six-hour drive ahead of her.
Meet this year's Dance Production choreographers - The Occidental Weekly
March 2018 will mark Dance Production’s 70th-anniversary show. The choreographers for this year’s show have composed a wide variety of dances, ranging from cultural to hip-hop to themed dances, which will be performed by students with varying levels of past experience.
Living Mythologies highlights Queer, Trans and Intersex POC artists' experiences - The Occidental Weekly
Living Mythologies is a performance art show founded on ceremony, relevance and healing. The show, which took place Feb. 11 and Feb. 12 in Upper Herrick, featured five Queer, Trans and Intersex People of Color (QTIPOC) artists: Shruti Bala Purkaystha, who curated the performance, Edxie Betts, Jose Richard Aviles, Reyna Ripper and Chella Coleman.
The lady bosses of Eagle Rock unify female leaders - The Occidental Weekly
KATHLEEN AND SHARON KRONERSisters Kathleen Kroner and Sharon Kroner own Owl Talk, a resale and retailer consignment boutique located on 5060 Eagle Rock Boulevard. Sharon was a fashion major at Otis College of Art and Design and then went on to work in the garment industry.
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