Would you rather spend your free time:
Playing sports, baking Challah, and discussing political issues
Picking oranges from the balcony off your dorm room
Drinking tea in a lush courtyard every Wednesday
All of the above
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Playing sports, baking Challah, and discussing political issues
If you’re like most Scripps women, your interests can’t be covered in classes alone. That’s why there are over 200 extracurricular clubs and organizations where you can pursue your passions…or just try something new. And when you’re ready to exercise more than your mental muscle, there are varsity, clubs, and intramural athletics at Scripps.
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Picking oranges from the balcony off your dorm room
Set aside your preconceptions of residence halls. At Scripps, they feel more like home. Each hall features a spacious living room for socializing, a browsing room for quiet study, and a grand piano, since so many students play. Many rooms have splendid views onto the most picturesque areas of campus. Take a closer look at Residential Life at Scripps.
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Drinking tea in a lush courtyard every Wednesday
Make new friends — or reconnect with your old ones — during a popular afternoon tradition every Wednesday. Scripps Tea is held in Seal Court, which features a bronze fountain of playful seals and mosaic murals created by students in the 1940s. This long-standing Scripps ritual is just one of many traditions we hold dear. Since 1931, Scripps women have been leaving their mark on the venerable Graffiti Wall, and gathering roses from the fragrant Rose Garden. Other cherished events include Candlelight Dinners and the Matriculation Ceremony and Dinner.
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