A book with an unresolved ending can be great. “At Night All Blood Is Black” is not, writes book columnist Ryan Lillestrand PZ `23.
Arts & Culture
Scene it: Wake me up when a good rom-com is released
The new rom-com “Ticket to Paradise” is a flop, writes TV and Film columnist Rorye Jones PO `23. Clooney and Roberts can’t save this one.
Regularly scheduled programming: The enduring comfort of ‘The Gilmore Girls’
TV columnist Claire DuMont SC `23 loves “Gilmore Girls.” After countless rewatches, she’s taking a closer look at her favorite comfort show.
Photographer John Choi PO ’24 on resisting the ‘certainty trap’
Contracted by Interscope Records and official tour photographer for the alternative indie artist Hayd, John Choi PO ’24 is exploring his passions and a more ‘uncertain’ trap.
Claremont cravings: Searching for superior sweets at the 5Cs
Food columnist Isaac Warshaw PO ’25 searched the 5C’s for the best sweet treats.
Breathe out, tune in: Rainy day recess
Rain is a beautiful thing that should be celebrated with beautiful music, writes Hannah Weaver SC ’24.
Measure for measure: Loving and letting go with Carly Rae Jepsen and King Princess
To answer difficult questions of loving and letting go, music columnist Becky Zhang PO ’22.5 recommends King Princess and Carly Rae Jepsen’s recent albums.
Classical guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan puts a new spin on an old instrument at Pomona performance
On Nov. 6, Aaron Larget-Caplan filled Little Bridges with the sound of classical guitar.
Moments to savor: The unexpected appeal of applesauce
Food columnist Emily Kim PO `25 didn’t always like applesauce, but after an unexpected baked treat, everything changed.
The Biblio-files: How ‘The School for Good and Evil’ takes us down memory lane
Ten years later and the young adult series “The School for Good and Evil” is as nostalgic as ever, writes book columnist Tomi Oyedeji Olaniyan CM `23.