Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny discussed the details of their newly released novel “State of Terror” at a Scripps Presents event Oct. 12.
Arts & Culture
Meet your neighbor: Meli Kofokotsiou PO ’23
In this week’s “Meet your neighbor,” Meli Kofokotsiou PO ’23 looks back at their time growing up in Greece and their decision to study abroad for college.
Moments to savor: A faithful friend in pumpkin bread
While many things have changed for food columnist Emily Kim PO ’25 as she’s grown up, one thing has remained a constant comfort — pumpkin bread.
Literary wanderings: On fiction as environmental activism
Book columnist Ryan Lillestrand PZ ’23 argues that despite its fictional nature, Richard Powers’ “The Overstory” is a powerful vehicle for environmentalism.
AI incubator makes understanding practical applications as easy as P-ai
The only artificial intelligence club at the 5Cs, P-ai helps students of all computer science levels understand and work with AI.
Business casual season: A look into recruiting at CMC consulting groups
With a reputation for being stressful and competitive, has recruiting for CMC’s consulting groups turned a new leaf?
Fall play ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’ puts intimacy, growth on center stage
During an often awkward return to in-person activities, “Circle Mirror Transformation” is the perfect play to explore the dynamic of strangers growing together. The Pomona College production will run from Oct. 7-10 at the Seaver Theatre.
‘Sex Education’ season three soundtrack mixes the new and nostalgic
The season 3 soundtrack of “Sex Education” smoothly blends the retro and modern feels of the show, writes Barbara Norton PO ’25.
Film philosophy: The problem with unity in ‘Rick and Morty’
TV columnist Simone Bogedal PO ’24 explores the morality of individualism and conformity through the lens of the episode “Auto Erotic Assimilation” of “Rick and Morty.”
Playlist: “Existential Dread on a Foggy Day”
Here are some songs to guide you through foggy feelings induced by the cooler weather lately.