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Book Review: Inhuman situations uncover true humanity
The journal entry style of “The Bunker Diary” puts readers into the mind of Linus, a 16-year-old drifter who was tricked into a van and woke up to being a stranger’s personal entertainment.
Reliving John Brown’s crusade
Norman Marshall performs “John Brown: Trumpet of Freedom” Tuesday in the Campus Center.
Happenings
Campus and community arts events for the week of March 29, 2013.
Laureate speaks out for poetic truth
California Poet Laureate Al Young gave a lecture titled “Can Poetry Save our Planet?” in the Campus Center Ballroom Tuesday.
‘Mirandolina’ brings intrigue to Dailey stage
The whimsical and romantic ways of Florence swept the Dailey Theatre last weekend as audiences were entranced by the flirtatious “Mirandolina.”
Young musicians display sophisticated talent
Pianos spoke, violins cried and an audience of 40 clapped with enthusiasm as the Chamber Music Concert Sunday in Morgan Auditorium.
Bear Attack rocks Art after Hours
Members of indie rock band Bear Attack perform at the Pomona College Museum of Art Feb. 28 for the museum’s event, Art After Hours.
Genevieve Lee performs at Pianofest
Genevieve Lee, professor of music at Pomona College, performed a solo recital program titled “Keyboard Kaleidoscope,” as part of Pianofest 2013.
Ravelers bring back classic rock
Twenty-five years of playing together has not hindered the amazing performances of the classic rock cover band the Ravelers.
Audience gets into the Irish spirit
The sounds of lively and traditional Irish tunes filled Morgan Auditorium as Michael Ryan and Friends presented “Spirit of Ireland” as they were joined by dancers from the Larson Academy of Irish Dance and performed to a packed room on Saturday.

