Reading is not often thought of as a particularly risky passion. Sure, you can argue that it expands your mind to dangerously new heights
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‘Roma’: The best film of the year, that no one will see in theaters
I saw “Roma” in a sold out 3:20 p.m. showing at the IFC Theater in New York City and was floored by the film.
Sarah Lewis on three traits of creative success: Mastery, privation, and grit
In 1926, Shadrack Emanuel Lee was in the 11th grade at a public school in Brooklyn and wanted to know why his textbooks presented
Teacher, student, and researcher: Susanna Barrett is a combination of all three
Susanna Barrett SC ’19 has always been interested in DNA. This love developed at a young age, when Barrett was able to engage in
The incomplete guide to study abroad applications
Study abroad application deadlines for next fall are coming up (very soon for some of you, a bit more in the future for others).
Giving reviews: Thanksgiving meals at each 5C dining hall
By Jaimie Ding and Laney Pope One of the perks of having access to six dining halls is that it is physically possible to
SCAMFest returns for its 23rd year of performances
Sitting in the 2,500 seater Bridges Auditorium on Nov. 10, I braced myself for the a cappella music festival everyone had been talking about.
A bear rug, a moonwalk, and a set of country squires: “The Government Inspector” presents comedic take on corruption
Nikolai Gogol’s satirical play “The Government Inspector” is being showcased at Pomona College’s Seaver Theatre from Nov. 15-18. Directed by Giovanni Ortega, Pomona assistant
Q&A: A cappella group Midnight Echo talks SCAMFest and group traditions
Life & Style contributing writer Sean Ogami PZ ’19 sat down with two members of Midnight Echo following the 23rd SCAMFest at Pomona College,
Q&A: “The Government Inspector” cast and crew reflect on their upcoming performance
In a conversation with TSL, the cast of Pomona College’s production “The Government Inspector” discussed the hidden truths that the play unveils. The recluse