It seems that more than the comments section of the Claremont Conservative is changing. Today, three members of its blogging team -Aditya Bindal, George Posner, and Helen Highberger -had their names removed the from the contributors list. While none of three writes nearly as much as Charles Johnson, their contributions will be missed. None of [...]
Though I am not a member of the Democratic Party, I have aligned myself more to the left than to the right. And as a left-leaning person, I’ve always been incredibly frustrated with the disorganization of the Democratic party. Just one year ago, during the heated primary between Madame Secretary Clinton and President Obama, many [...]
When my friends at the Claremont Conservative initially reported that David Daleiden, CMC ’11, and Kyle Kinneberg, CMC ’09, were banned from Pomona College’s campus, I promised myself that I would reserve judgment until I saw the videotape of the event. Given my deep personal respect for the work of Pomona College’s Women’s Union and [...]
After the release of each Claremont Port Side, criticisms of the content of the articles begin to surface around campus and on student blogs. Generally speaking, I am happy with the criticisms. They promote dialogue and show that The Port Side is achieving its goal of “advancing debate among students and citizens.” I believe, as [...]
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