Pomona College,
ASPC
Next Issue:
March 3, 2000
sorry about the delay; from now on all remaining issues for the year should be available online before the morning of their scheduled release
- M.R.
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Gaines Adds Charges in Tenure Case By Will Weinstein News Editor With just four months left until his contract expires, Assistant Professor of Black Studies and Psychology Stanley Gaines continues to make new allegations about Pomona College’s actions with respect to his tenure case. Go to article Aramark, WSC Spar Over Business PracticesBy Daniel Myers News Associate Recently Aramark issued an explanation of its checks of workers’ employment-eligibility documents, such as I-9 forms, and social security information, stating they are a part of two routine and internal projects. The Worker Support Committee(WSC) disputes this claim.Go to article Biotech Conferences Clash: All forums focus on Keck and bioethicsBy Robyn Kessel & Aaron Kim Copy Editor & News Associate The seniors of the Science, Technology and Society (STS) program of the Claremont Colleges organized a two-day conference "Biotechnology and Beyond" At the same time, the Students for the Bernard Field Station (SBFS) held an adjunct conference to call attention to the Keck Graduate Institute (KGI).Go to article Colorado College Administrators Look to Campus for InsightBy Rebecca Cho News Associate Citing to Pomona College as "a national success story" in staff and student diversity, fifteen trustees, professors and administrators of Colorado College (CC) arrived on campus last Thursday for two days of discussion about the keys to Pomona’s accomplishments. Go to article Proposition 21 Creates Debate: CCCAP formed to fight initiativeBy Peggy Liao News Associate Claremont College students have banded together to fight Proposition 21, forming the Claremont Colleges Coalition Against Prop 21 (CCCAP), in the hope of mobilizing community members and registered five college students against the initiative.Go to article  Due to a shortage of space [in the printed version], Security Briefs were not included in this issue. However, don’t fret, they will be back for you next week.  Compiled by Liz Rodriguez Commissioner of Campus Events Tamara Chellam ’00 announced this weekend’s events. The movie Three Kings will be playing at the Rose Hills Theater. More Briefs |  | | |
Assistant Professor of Black Studies and Psychology Stanley Gaines’ contract is due to expire on June 30, 2000. Gaines has filed charges of discrimination and retaliation with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.  On-campus signs supporting Proposition 22, the initiative that would define marriage in California as the union between a man and a woman, were defaced with Irvin Landrum Jr. Justice Organizing Committee flyers this week. The flyers, advertising the silent march that the Committee conducted Tuesday, were placed over the text of the signs, almost completely obscuring them. Mike Flynn ’02 has accepted partial responsibility. (See page 13) ********** "In addition to making our signal available worldwide," said Director of College Radio and Television Erica Tyron, "it also makes KSPC available in dorms like Lyon that currently don’t get reception." ********** |
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