I've seemed to find a consensus among students at Pomona, definitely at least with freshmen. The dating scene here is a little strange. It's just weird. There really is no dating. The vast scope of romantic involvements seem to hover around three central themes: random drunken hook-ups, ambiguously prolonged hook-ups, and seemingly "married couple" relationships. Go to article

As much as I love and repect Ralph Nader - and who among us does not have the full text of Unsafe at Any Speed tattooed on her back in near-microscopic print? - I have finally decided to swallow my bile and vote for Albert Gore. Go to article

This year, for the first time, the Women's Union is opening up its annual retreat to members of both sexes. As the topic of the retreat is gender constructs, it is difficult to have any sort of relevant discussion on this topic without members of both sexes present. Go to article

I admit it. I am a recovering Naderholic. There was a month this summer - July, I think - when my youthful idealism temporarily won out, and I was more as sure as I have ever been about anything that Al Gore was the anti-Christ. Go to article

Pat Buchanan offered valuable ideas to the Five College community when he spoke at Claremont McKenna's Pickford Auditorium last Thursday. And amid the snickers of smug liberals and the loud protests of self-righteous liberals, those ideas were lost. Go to article

Although I have two roommates, it seems that never are all three of us awake at the same time. The underlying reason for this is the constant struggle between sleep and wakefulness that occurs here at Pomona. Why should it be that in order to engage in the academic and social life that is a crucial part of the Pomona experience, one must either live life in a zombie-like state or sleep during all daylight hours? Go to article