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2005 Alumni Symposium,
April 29-30
"Headlines and Deadlines:
A
Conversation with Pomona's Alumni Journalists" features a dozen alumni
journalists, including three Pulitzer Prize winners, discussing the world
of news reporting. Bill Keller '70, executive editor of The New York
Times, will deliver the keynote address.
Glee Club heads north
The Pomona College
Glee Club
will be on tour in Northern California, May
18-23, with concerts scheduled in Oakland, Palo Alto, Sacramento and San
Francisco. A special reception for alumni, parents and friends of Pomona
will follow each concert.
Presidential
reception in Chicago
Alumni, parents and friends of Pomona will welcome the College's ninth
president, David W. Oxtoby, to the windy city with a
special reception
at
the Metropolitan Club on June 23.
Head out to "Movin' Out"
Join Professor Emeritus Jan Hypes on July 9 at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center for a performance of "Movin' Out,"
a Tony
award-winning musical, choreographed by Twyla Tharp '62.
See more alumni events.

Alumna makes record-setting gift
Pomona
College recently received the largest gift ever from a living donor when
Lillian Lincoln Howell '43 donated $10 million to support the construction
of two new academic buildings at Sixth Street and College Way. The Lincoln
and Edmunds Buildings are scheduled for completion in 2006-2007.
More ...
Professor lands $400,000 NSF grant
Computer science Assistant Professor Tzu-Yi Chen's National
Science Foundation Career Grant will fund a project on “Preconditioning
Large, Sparse Linear Systems: Theory and Practice." Chen plans to involve
up to four students per year in the research.
More ...
Claremont Village expansion
nears
An art-house
theatre, boutique hotel, new eateries and more shopping soon will be
within walking distance of campus as the Claremont Village expands west of
Indian Hill Boulevard. A historic lemon packing house will be renovated as
part of the project.
More ...
Sagehens earn prestigious scholarships:
-- Pomona students win maximum number of
Goldwater Scholarships.
-- Robert Beahrs '05 receives
Watson Fellowship
to study
throat-singing.
-- Kameelah Rasheed '06 lands
two big scholarships
after whirlwind
trip.
--
Angela Nierman '06 earns highly selective
Beinecke Scholarship.
Read more campus news.


The new issue of
Pomona College Magazine will start hitting
mailboxes in early May. The theme is "Pomona and Tinseltown," with stories about movies
filmed on campus, minorities in Hollywood, the reality TV phenomenon and
the 30th anniversary of alumnus Robert Towne's Chinatown.

Alumni Weekend is a great time to see old friends at Reunion and marvel at
how the campus has both changed and stayed the same. Classes celebrating
their reunions, whether the 5th or the 50th, have expressed their appreciation for Pomona by
contributing to the Annual Fund, honoring this special occasion.
Your gift to The Annual Fund will help Pomona meet the educational and
financial aid needs of every current student.
Make a gift today
online.

Hear Terril Jones '80 of the Los Angeles Times discuss
journalism careers during an on-campus luncheon set for April 28.
Get details on this event, plus
information on more events, at the Career Development
Office's alumni Website.

Have favorite memories
or anecdotes about a particular Pomona College building or area, or the
entire campus? We're compiling a
book about the campus and need your input. Submit your short items to Marjorie Harth. Please give your full name and class year.
Class banners are a longtime Pomona tradition. Do you have memories of
making your class banner or the meaning behind it?
Tell us about it
For a complete list of on-campus events, including end-of-the-year student performances and exhibitions, click on the
Campus Events Calendar.
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