The O’Melveny & Myers investigation into the SAT scandal revealed that former Vice President of Admission and Financial Aid Richard Vos misreported more than just SAT scores. A look at the additional misreported data reveals the full extent of his deception.
This year, the room draw process at Claremont McKenna College became even more stressful than usual for some students. Thanks to a “software glitch,” the computer that the Dean of Students Office (DOS) uses to randomly assign room draw numbers made a significant amount of errors.
At Sunday’s meeting, which was open to the public, the Board considered the stipend increases and after extensive discussion and debate ended up rejecting almost all of them.
Raising the constitutional limits on stipends means raising the maximum amount of money ASCMC Budget Committee may allocate to be paid to officers; in practice, it means raising their salaries.
On Wednesday, Workers for Justice released a video about last semester’s firing of dining hall workers at Pomona. The College’s actions have received renewed national attention in the past week.
If CMC wants to move on from this scandal with integrity, all facts must surface. Our commitment to fully bringing these facts and documents to light stems from fundamental values that we are proud to share with President Gann: “integrity, honesty, and transparency.”
Claremont McKenna College President Pamela Gann reported to the CMC community that since 2005, the Office of Admission has inflated its reported SAT test scores for incoming classes.
During Wednesday night’s basketball game, fans in the Pomona-Pitzer student section passed around a sheet of paper containing a list of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps players with personal, embarrassing, and in many cases blatantly fabricated information.
The CMS Athletic Department has grown tired of the Sixth Street Rivalry devolving into hateful and profanity-laden shouting matches between PP and CMS fan sections.
As Finals Week winds down, we at the Port Side are bringing our ship into harbor after a semester of exciting events and groundbreaking stories and coverage by our staff. Here are some of the highlights.
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