What’s In A Name? Not Creativity, If You’re A Dorm

The year is coming to an end, and for the seniors among us college is ending with it. This reality means many things to many people. For some it means the beginning of a high-paying job as a consultant, telling people with vastly more experience than they have how to

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CUC’s Interruptible Energy Contract Complicates Renewable Energy Investment

The Claremont University Consortium’s (CUC) contract with its power provider, Southern California Edison (SCE), has a variety of consequences for the consortium’s efforts to invest in renewable energy sources. The specifics of the contract and contradictory policies within SCE cause investment in on-campus solar electricity generation to raise, rather than

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