There is hope, and it's no further than your radio dial. That's right, it's Pomona's own radio station, 88.7 FM - also known as KSPC The Space. Go to article

The first thing I noticed about this year's presidential election coverage was not its emphasis on closeness of the race, but its similarity to a bad NFL pregame show. Go to article

I can't speak for the rest of the country, but the last 29 hours of nonstop election coverage have left me loopy and disoriented and more than a little giddy. Hooray! Nobody is president! Or maybe Strom Thurmond is president! Or me! In which case I declare my upcoming philosophy midterm cancelled. Rock and roll! Go to article

This weekend was great. My roommate and I decided that we should get out and see SoCal, leave the LA area, raise up and be outta this bitch. So, we decided to go camping in Joshua Tree, hit up a little rock climbing and some off-roading. Go to article

Everybody knows that students at Pomona are apathetic. We have no motivation, we never do anything interesting, we're sequestered from the real world, blah, blah, blah. Honestly, I've heard this line of commentary enough times over the past few years that it's made my ears bleed. For real. Go to article

Proposition 38 didn't pass - and it's a good thing, too. Voucher programs are inherently unworkable. Proposition 38 intended to improve education by providing money for parents to send their children to private schools and allowing them to have a choice in their childern's education. Parents would have been able to take their children out of poor school systems and send them to a private school, and the government would give them about $4000 per child per year. Go to article

I was distraught to say the least upon reading the first email sent to us concerning the stabbing of Professor Fred Sontag last week. Of course, we were all upset at the notion of such an occurrence on our own campus. My friends and I were shocked as we gathered around our computers to read the news. Go to article