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"Governing with the Gavel" Event Discusses Federal Courts
 By Jordan Cohen | News Alex Kozinski, Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and Stephen Reinhardt ’51, Pomona alumnus and current circuit judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, came to Pomona’s Edmunds Ballroom to speak at PSU’s “Governing with the Gavel?” on ...
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Q&A with the Bahraini Ambassador to the U.S.
By Dane Brodke | News TSL: What are your goals as Ambassador and what have you been doing so far?Houda Nonoo, Bahraini Ambassador to the United States: Traveling, visiting different states, visiting different universities, visiting different institutions, telling them about Bahrain. A lot of [people I talk to] don’t even know where Bahrain is and ...
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Theater: "Keep It Cute" Offers Plays With No Characters or Setting
By Kaitlyn Casimo | Life & Style On Nov. 13 and 14, Bottom Line Theater and Without A Box presented “6. Keep it cute or put it on mute, a neo-futurist play” at the Seaver Theater studios. In keeping with the neo-futurist themes of the play, there were no characters or setting. The actors told true stories about ...
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A Look at the Coziest Village Study Spots
 By Siobhan Alexander | Life & Style We all know the Claremont Village. Small and quaint, with countless shops running up and down the side streets, it is home to residents and students alike. For students, the Village can be a welcome relief from the, at times, high energy pace of the Claremont Colleges. In catering to ...
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Allotment Devalues Work
By Rebecca Golden | Opinion Pomona College’s allotment system, which was implemented this semester and caps non-financial aid students’ earning potential at $1,000, is an unmitigated disaster. Pomona College has chosen to dissociate work from compensation. Under the new allotment caps, work is not worth a set pay rate as it was in the past, which indicates that the college does not value the actual work that students do.In the past, a student would work the ...
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The Athenaeum Extends Another Foolish Invitation
By Charles Johnson | Opinion It’s not every day that I get to beat up on a nun, so here goes. Truthfully, I’m about as agnostic as you can get on spiritual matters, but I do believe that everyone retains a right to distinguish right from wrong. The Athenaeum was wrong to invite yet another left-wing speaker to the 5Cs. Apparently Athenaeum Director Bonnie Snortum gets paid to impose her views on the rest of us. ...
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Coaches Vote Sagehen Defender Eben Perkins SCIAC Player of the Year
 By Nick Hubbard | PP Sports On a perfect day, nobody would need to notice Eben Perkins PO ’11 on the soccer field. It’s only when the Sagehens’ goal is under attack—when they are hunkered down facing corner kick after corner kick—that you can truly appreciate what Perkins, a center-back, does for the team.At 6’5”, he ...
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Sagehens Sink in Semifinals to Champion Redlands
By Nick Frederick | PP Sports The Pomona-Pitzer men’s water polo team finished Sunday in a place none of the seniors had ever been: watching the SCIAC tournament final from the bleachers. An unceremonious end to a decorated career, the senior class failed to capture a third straight SCIAC championship and a spot in this weekend’s ...
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