The Brown University women’s water polo team experienced mixed results during their foray to Claremont, trampling the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps team (6-16, 0-3 SCIAC) 9-2 but falling 6-4 to Pomona-Pitzer (9-16, 2-1 SCIAC) on Sunday, March 26. Four different Sagehens — Nohea Kahaulelio PZ ‘19, Jocelyn Castro PZ ‘18, Samantha Martinez PZ
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Stags Singles Performances Clinch Stag-Hen Invite
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men’s tennis team (11-0 SCIAC) won its seventh Stag-Hen Invitational title in dramatic fashion last Wednesday, eking out a 5-4 victory over Bowdoin College after facing a 4-0 deficit. Pomona-Pitzer finished fourth at the prestigious tournament, which was co-hosted by the two Claremont schools. The Sagehens fell 5-4
Harvey Mudd Addresses Workload: Leaked Report Advocates Reform
TSL recently obtained a leaked report conducted at the request of Harvey Mudd College’s Teaching and Learning Committee in Oct. 2015. In the report, students and faculty participated in private focus groups evaluating the impact of HMC’s workload and honor code. The findings of the researchers, Charlie Blaich and Kathy Wise
Stags Overcome 18-Point Deficit, Secure Spot in SCIAC Championship
Trailing a confident and aggressive Pomona-Pitzer men’s basketball team 26-8 midway through the first half of the SCIAC quarterfinals, No. 1 seed Claremont-Mudd-Scripps looked like it was about to get blown out on its home floor, dashing the team’s conference championship and NCAA tournament hopes. But just like they have
Green Light on College Ave: Pomona Art Museum Survives Lawsuit, Council Vote
Proponents of Pomona College’s plan for a new art museum can breathe a sigh of relief — the project recently cleared two crucial hurdles that could have derailed proceedings. The Claremont City Council voted 3-2 on Feb. 14 to confirm the city architectural commission’s earlier approval of the museum
P-P Women’s Water Polo Sunk at Citrus College
The Pomona-Pitzer women’s water polo team dropped a pair of games last Saturday, Feb. 18, at Citrus College, and fell to 0-8 on the season. After being walloped 9-3 by No. 22 California State University, Northridge, the Sagehens lost a nailbiter to Azusa Pacific University 6-5. In the first match, the
Walk Off Home Run Secures Sagehens a Split With Lutes
Just an hour after a 9-0 trampling at the hands of Pacific Lutheran University in the first game of their season-opening double-header, the Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens softball team was down 4-2 at the bottom of the seventh inning, and the situation looked as bleak as the pouring gray sky last Friday, Feb. 3.
5Cs Grapple With Recent Spike in Alcohol-Related Transports
Last October, the 5C Student-Deans Committee and Director of Campus Safety Stan Skipworth discussed a recent spike in the number of intoxicated students being transported to nearby hospitals with representatives from the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the Claremont Police Department. “It’s not like the colleges are a free-for-all:
Stag Guards Power Top-Ranked Men’s Basketball Team Past Sagehens
When the Sixth Street rivals squared up Saturday night in Pomona College’s Voelkel Gym, the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men’s basketball team (15-1, 8-0 SCIAC) showed that it earned its place atop the SCIAC standings with a wire-to-wire 73-67 victory over Pomona-Pitzer (10-7, 6-2 SCIAC). With the Sagehens trailing by 11 with about
Pomona Faces Obstacles, Controversy in Bid for New Art Museum
Behind two locked doors at the back of the Pomona College Museum of Art is a small art classroom. Past that, dozens of paintings reside in a crowded vault, unseen by the public. Museum director Kathleen Howe said that she would love to put the paintings and other pieces of art on