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News Bites Week of April 7
Scripps Associated Students and ASPC recently announced their election results, and ASHMC passes a resolution allowing executive board members to receive stipends of up to $600.
Breaking down 5C student government budgets
Ahead of April budget hearings for 5C clubs, which will give campus organizations the chance to pitch 5C student governments on funding for next year, TSL examined current budgets for each student government and broke down how they’re allocating their money.
ASPC considers withholding senators’ paychecks for poor meeting attendance
Attendance at ASPC meetings by paid senators has been low, hampering the organization’s ability to pass legislation.
Three of five students on administrative search committee unpaid
Five students were selected for a search committee to find a new first-generation coordinator for Pomona College. But, only two of them were paid.
ASPC unveils new website with more extended functions
ASPC unveiled its new website Oct. 7, with features including a more extensive and detailed dining hall menu, a new ASPC tab listing staff
News Bites – Week of Sept. 23
Israel-Palestine Working Group releases final recommendations, addresses free speech The Pitzer College Israel-Palestine Working Group released its final recommendations to the student body Sept.
News Bites – Week Of March 25
Former CMC Student, Disney Star Joins White House Comms Office Former Claremont McKenna College student and actress on Disney Channel’s “Shake It Up” Caroline
ASPC Collective Memory Project Honors Campus Activism
Throughout November, ASPC will be posting excerpts online from “Revisiting A Call to Action,” a 56-page document published in 2004 by Pomona College students
ASPC Reduces Staff Hours After Draining Most of Wage Budget
After spending 85 percent of its staff wages budget by halfway through the semester, the Associated Students of Pomona College recently made changes to its