Emily Meinhardt
Emily Meinhardt is the managing editor of the Forum. Hailing from the Midwest, she "studies" Government and Art History. But really, she loves news so much that she just stares at Google Reader all day long. Fun fact: she actually enjoys nagging writers and editing html -- or she just doesn't want to work on thesis. One or the other.
The Forum Endorses The Stars and Stripes Project
The White Stripes + Hip Hop = Dream Come True. Musical genius Adrian Champion took White Stripes songs and mashed them with classic hip hop tracks from Jay-Z, Nas,...
And the winner is…TAP WATER!
Last night at Snack, the Environmental Crusaders held an event for their Tap Water Campaign. Everyone hates the stuff that comes out of the tap at CMC (cloudy with...
8:27 Procrastination: RAWWRRRR
Here’s a trailer for Where the Wild Things Are. For those of you who lived deprived childhoods, Maurice Sendak wrote this as a super awesome children’s...
Obama’s Unsung Hero Still in Campaign Mode
Pomona College brought former Obama campaign manager David Plouffe to Big Bridges on Wednesday evening. The most notable aspect of the talk? The uproar and disapproval...
8:27 Procrastination: Walk of No Shame
A celebration of the Walk of Shame. Only way it can get better than this video is if you’re dressed for a TNC theme and have to walk all the way back from...
Naked Ladies at the Ath?
“What’s up with the naked ladies at the Ath?” I’ve heard many a student wonder. Why the new art? Where did the painting with the lady...
The Buzzworthy De Roulet Conference
Social entrepreneurship. Definitely one of the latest and greatest buzzwords (buzzphrase? buzzconcept? errrr…) of recent times. Such was the theme of this...
He’s Just Not That Into You
Sunday morning brunch at Collins: Girl #1: “We were dancing and then he just disappeared.” Girl #2: “Maybe he had to go to the bathroom?” Girl...
Culture Yourself, CMC
Check out the new exhibition at the Pomona Museum of Art. No, really. Free posters. The first piece in the exhibition is a stack of posters. There are four...
