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    Girl Talk Creates Beats and a Buzz at Harwood Halloween

    By Deepika Ghose  |  Life & Style

    I am sure that all of you have mixed feelings about the Girl Talk concert last Saturday. Everyone seemed to be complaining about the pushing and shoving, being trampled and squashed. Excuse me, you went to a concert in a parking lot full of drunk college kids—why would you not expect such rowdiness to be on the menu? As for me, yes, it was painful, because, overly enthusiastic as I was, I went early and pushed myself right up to the front and was slammed into the tables, pushed back by security guards, and found myself right up...

Ticket Distribution, Crowding Problems Haunt Harwood Halloween
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By Lauri Valerio  |  News

The sold-out Girl Talk concert and after-party made this year’s Harwood Halloween one of the largest ever. However, the size and location of the event caused many problems for audience members and event organizers alike. Because of the number of students pushing against the stage during the concert, which was held in ...

Sexual Misconduct Review Results in Changes

By Sam Knowles  |  News

The Student Affairs Committee (SAC) has proposed a series of revisions to Pomona’s sexual misconduct policy following a comprehensive assessment of current practices and procedures. The revisions include organizing offenses by Roman numerals according to severity of the violation, allowing victims to testify without the perpetrator present, and creating a ...

  • Ticket Distribution, Crowding Problems Haunt Harwood Halloween
  • Sexual Misconduct Review Results in Changes
  • TV Review: Old Heroes Embark on New Journeys in "Friday Night Lights"

    By Rachel Hamburg  |  Life & Style

    The stadium lights of Dillon High School no longer shine upon Coach Eric Taylor. Gone is the glitz of a state championship, college scouts, and star running backs. On a tattered, neglected field, an untrained band of young men now stands before him. This season on “Friday Night Lights,” the pristine ...

    Art Focus: In Project Series 39, Rachel Mayeri Explores Primate Cinema
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    By Cindy Hernandez  |  Life & Style

    Rachel Mayeri’s installation “Primate Cinema” is the newest exhibition of the Project Series at the Pomona College Museum of Art. This is the eleventh year that the museum has run Project Series, a program that brings Southern California artists to Pomona College. In her exhibition, Mayeri uses new media, saying, “As ...

  • TV Review: Old Heroes Embark on New Journeys in "Friday Night Lights"
  • Art Focus: In Project Series 39, Rachel Mayeri Explores Primate Cinema
  • Something Offensive Is Found on the Internet, Determined to be “Bias-Related”

    By Brendan Rowan  |  Opinion

    As students of the 5Cs, we have become uncomfortably accustomed to the “bias-related incident” e-mails that we receive on, it seems, a far too frequent basis. I think (don’t stop reading) that this whole business is silly at its best and irresponsible at its worst. Don’t get me wrong here, I’m not in favor of any kind of racist, sexist, or otherwise offensive remarks, but I think that it would ...

    How to Find Love: A Journey Through Craigslist

    By Charles Johnson  |  Opinion

    Earlier this semester I was nearly killed on the L.A. freeway. As I stared at the bed I had just purchased, lying about 10 yards from the car, I knew that this might be it, and got ready to run for it. With Maxwell Hodge CM ‘09, I made a dash for the fallen bed, grabbed the mattress and the frame, and hoisted it once more onto the back of ...

  • Something Offensive Is Found on the Internet, Determined to be “Bias-Related”
  • How to Find Love: A Journey Through Craigslist
  • Men's Soccer Clinch SCIAC Title Before Tournament Loss
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    By Nick Hubbard  |  PP Sports

    Last Saturday, the Pomona-Pitzer men’s soccer team clinched its first unshared SCIAC title in 29 years with a 3-1 victory over visiting Cal Lutheran. The win set up an epic playoff showdown between the No. 1 Sagehens and the No. 4 CMS Stags Wednesday afternoon. Unfortunately, the Sagehens came up ...

    Women's Soccer Takes Down Redlands and Cal Lutheran with Pair of 2-1 Upsets

    By Rylan Stewart  |  PP Sports

    Near the end of the Spring 2009 semester, Alex Scharr PO ’10 heard rumblings that the women’s soccer team didn’t have a goalie lined up for the following season. The team no longer had one in the system, and specific recruiting efforts had fallen short.   Like any enterprising Pomona student, ...

  • Men's Soccer Clinch SCIAC Title Before Tournament Loss
  • Women's Soccer Takes Down Redlands and Cal Lutheran with Pair of 2-1 Upsets
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