Drivers on Claremont’s Indian Hill Boulevard may notice a group of 70 to 90-year-olds standing with pacifist signs every Friday afternoon from 4-5 p.m. They
Day: November 10, 2018
Night Shift Prepares Students for Music Industry
On a typical Wednesday morning in the Performing Arts building, the sounds of The Beatles’ “Twist and Shout” pour out of PA 154. About twenty
Graduate runs in November elections
A former Citrus College student is running for Pomona City Council, district Two on Nov. 6. Jacqueline Elizalde-Macias has been a public servant for many
To protect democracy, citizens must protect the right to vote
American democracy has no greater threat than voter suppression. Several weeks ago, the Huffington Post reported that a bus full of elderly African American
Saudi Arabia should face sanctions for journalist’s killing
For decades, the U.S. has regarded Saudi Arabia as one of its strongest allies in the Middle East. Despite the nation’s long list of human