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Pomona College Choir Concert - December 3
Enjoy an afternoon of Bach, as performed by the Pomona College Choir and featuring Ken Gould '84. Following the concert in Little Bridges, join your fellow alumni for a reception in the newly renovated Pomona College Museum of Art.

Winter Break Parties - January 3-11
Where does a Sagehen go when the cold wind blows? To a Winter Break Party! Join Pomona College alumni, students and parents in early January for some warm Sagehen camaraderie in select cities throughout the country.

The Requiem Returns
Alumni are invited to join a special English performance of Brahm's Requiem during Alumni Weekend on Friday, April 27, 2007. For more information, including which music to buy, e-mail John Beahrs '62 or Bonnie Bennett Home '62.

On Campus Events
Every day on the Pomona College campus there is something going on, and alumni are welcome to attend almost every event. From noon-time faculty and guest lectures, which often include a free lunch, to evening performing arts and sporting events, there's something for everyone on the events calendar.

                                                     View the entire Alumni Events Calendar.



Edwin Krupp '66 Becomes a Media Star as Famous Observatory Reopens
As the Griffith Observatory reopens after a four-year, $93 million renovation, the media seems to have discovered another star: Edwin C. Krupp. The observatory's director appeared in much of the media coverage, from the Los Angeles Times to the New York Times.

Catherine Rose Discusses Involvement in Alumni Association
Alumni Association President Catherine Troyer Rose '85 discusses her involvement with Pomona College as "second nature" in the most recent issue of Pomona College Magazine.

Mobilizing the Vote
Entrepreneur Grace Stanat '87 used text-messaging in an innovative mobilization effort to help register thousands of young, first-time voters and bring them to the polls on November 7.





Women's Lacrosse Takes Off as New Varsity Sport
The former club team gains new status as the sport of lacrosse grows in popularity nationwide. The new varsity team begins league competition in the spring, and players are already preparing for a new level of play.

Pomona College Science Courses Earn National Recognition
Three Pomona College courses have been recognized for their excellence in a national study conducted by the Center for Education Policy Research on behalf of the College Board.

Biology Building Receives Prestigious Environmental Award
The new Richard C. Seaver Biology Building has been awarded a silver certificate from the U.S. Green Building Council, placing the building in the top 1 percent of all academic labratory buildings in the country in energy-conscious design.

Claremont Village Expansion Well Underway
The expansion of the Claremont Village will bring new shops, eateries and an art-house movie theatre near the Claremont Colleges next year, providing more for you to do and see when you're visiting campus.
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Feeling Entrepreneurial?
The Echoing Green Fellowship offers this interesting information to assist you in exploring your own inner entrepreneur; see how you match up against these traits and attitudes most commonly found in successful entrepreneurs.

Echoing Green is looking for visionaries with ideas for changing communities, the country—or even the world. If you’ve been thinking about starting your own project or organization to turn your idea into action, consider applying for the Echoing Green Fellowship. Receive up to $90,000 in seed funding to launch your new organization. Apply online or e-mail Jeremy Schifeling for more information.



LGBTQ Alumni Group Forming
Connect with LGBTQ Sagehens of all ages and be informed of LGBTQ alumni events by e-mailing Josh Nelson ’05, the Queer Resource Center’s first professional staff member.