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Pomona College is launching the new
Alumni Portal, a Website dedicated
to better connecting you with other alumni and the College. Check your
mail this month for details on how you can log on and set up your portal
account.


Santa Barbara Museum of Art - October 9
Join President David Oxtoby for a
discussion and special tour
of "First Seen: Portraits of the World's Peoples (1840-1880)" led by
Kathleen Howe, the director of the Pomona College Museum of Art and the
exhibit's co-curator.
Professor Yamashita in Washington, D.C. - October
16
History Professor Samuel Yamashita will
discuss his new book,
"Leaves From an Autumn of Emergencies." It's the first English translation of diaries of ordinary Japanese citizens
during World War II, including those of kamikaze pilots, housewives and
children.
Downtown LA Walking Tour - November 5
Who says nobody walks in LA? Discover the secret treasures and hidden gems
of downtown Los Angeles on a
walking tour
with Professor Emeritus Robert Herman '51, author of "Downtown Los
Angeles: A Walking Guide."
View the entire Alumni Events Calendar.


Barnes Poems Receive Praise in the New Yorker
The recently published "A Word Like Fire: Selected Poems," a collection
authored by the late Dick Barnes '54, a former English Professor at Pomona
College, received a
glowing review in a recent issue of the New Yorker.
Fitchett named Outstanding Young American
Mercedes Fitchett '91 has been named one of the Top 10
Outstanding Young
Americans for her work with the US Trade and Development Agency in
supporting business development in Iraq for the past two years.
Lucy earns Guggenheim Fellowship
John Lucy '71, professor of psychology and comparative human development
at the University of Chicago, received a 2005
Guggenheim Fellowship
to study the impact of language differences on intellectual development.

"The Scholar" Chooses Pomona
Freshman Melissa Hanna in July
won the top prize on ABC's reality TV
show "The Scholar," in which she competed against nine other exceptional
high school seniors for a full college scholarship.
Pomona Ranked Sixth by U.S. News
Pomona College earned another
high ranking from U.S. News & World
Report, placing sixth overall, second for selectivity and fourth in
both the "great schools, great prices" and financial resources categories.
Read more campus news.


The latest issue of Pomona College Magazine will land in mailboxes
in the next few weeks. The theme is "Windows on the Mind," with features about
memory research, discovering your temperament and how Pomona students cope
with stress.

Interested in applying to graduate school? Many graduate degree
programs have application deadlines in the fall. The Career Development
Office
Website
offers tips for researching and applying to graduate school. For
additional assistance in the graduate school decision and application
process, contact
Kerry Martin
in the CDO at (909) 621-8144.

Orientation
Adventure takes first-year students across the state for four days of
fun, but the behind-the-scenes preparations require months of hard work.
The trips range from backpacking to kayaking, and organizers must
prepare for everything from wild pigs to lightning.
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