Only Online In Memoriam: J. William Whedbee Tributes to Religious Studies Professor J. William Whedbee who passed away in January 2004. PCM Archives from Spring 1989: Eavesdropping on the Heavens Physicist Kent Cullers '71 was profiled in 1989 about his unusual search for extra-terrestrial intelligence. Read an update in PCM Spring 2004...
The Heavens Ancient Skies A mix of archaeology and astronomy, archaeoastronomy is the study of what happens when human beings dare to look up. Sidebar: Whispers of the Past Goodbye Galileo What do you do with a dying space probe? That was the question facing Colleen Hartman ’77 at NASA in the summer of 2003. Sidebar: Pluto or Bust Night on Table Mountain Pomona’s one-meter telescope on Table Mountain offers astronomy and physics students a rare opportunity. The Shaping of Worlds Professor Eric Grosfils is engaging Pomona students in the cool science of comparative planetary geology. Stainless-Steel RAT on Mars When NASA needed a grinding tool for its twin Mars rovers it came to the robotics firm co-founded by Chris Chapman '77. Extras Viewpoint: Ad Astra or Ad Asterisk?   Mark Oderman ’78 and the Future of NASA Point-Counterpoint:   Students weigh the merits of space exploration Flashback: Still Alone, Still Listening   An update on Kent Cullers '71		Departments Pomona Forum & Letters Pomona Today   Hate, Pride & Ambiguity   Public Art on Campus   L.A. Area Schools   New Trustee   John Edwards Campaign   Irvine Fellows   Sagehen Honors Faculty   New Blood Bookshelf   The Vietnamese War   A Roof Over My Head   Bookmarks Alumni Voices Bulletin Board Community Spotlight   Southland Volunteer Profile   Rosemary Choate Alumni Profile   David Holmes '97 First Person   Naming Mt. Mahler Family Tree   Bent/Carlisle/Roof/Jennings Alumni Puzzler   Double Acrostic #2 Travel Study Programs