This past week, we recognized Yom Hazikaron laShoah ve-laG'vurah, which translates to “the day of remembrance for the Calamity and for heroism,” but which
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Author: Zack Freiman
OPINION: For A Healthy Student Body, Focus On Food
While away on spring break, I made note of something that I have subconsciously known for years: I don’t know how to cook.
OPINION: To Fix Gun Violence, Put Emphasis On Screening And Training
There are two ways to solve gun violence: take away guns or get rid of people. Since both scenarios are utterly impossible, the true
OPINION: The Struggle For Gay Rights Is A Work In Progress
CW: Anti-LGBTQIA+ violence In 2003, I was five years old. In 14 states across the United States, it was illegal to engage in consensual
The 2016 Election: The Nightmare that Never Ended
It was early. I was tired. At five in the morning, here I was, trekking from Pomona’s South Campus up to Scripps. The phone
Why Am I Spending Three Hundred Dollars on a Textbook?
Pomona College’s endowment is two billion dollars. You did not misread that. Two. Billion. Or, to put it another way, Pomona College has the
Pitch Please: Legitimizing Choir at Pomona
More often than not, I find myself turning down invitations to on-campus events on Tuesday and Thursday nights. I decline to attend not because
Tear Down Racist Monuments — Including Wagner
In the months following the white supremacy protests in Charlottesville, the national spotlight has illuminated the memorialization of individuals who used their power
Apartheid Exists – Just Not in Israel
This upcoming week, the Students for 'Justice' in Palestine will, once again, spew falsehoods as they accuse the freest and most democratic country in the
Donald Trump and Anti-Semitism: A Match Made in Heaven
Donald Trump is the least anti-Semitic person. Ever. That is, according to him. Of all the lies that dribble out of his mouth, this may