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March 9, 2000
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Bodyguard Arrested, Keyes Cancels By Bethany Woodard Staff Writer Republican Presidential candidate Alan Keyes was expected to speak at Claremont McKenna College’s Athenaeum yesterday, but he cancelled unexpectedly after his bodyguard was arrested and his luggage was lost. Go to article Eucalyptii Scrutinized: Tree Safety ReviewedBy Peggy Liao News Associate Potential hazards posed by the eucalyptus trees along College Avenue have resulted in the formation of a Claremont City Task Force geared toward the upkeep of these trees. Go to article OCL Seeks New Dean: Will Supervise RHSBy Aaron Kim News Associate Four finalists for the position of Assistant or Associate Dean of Campus Life visited the Pomona campus this week. Each finalist held an open forum meeting for students in Walton Commons and met with the Resident Hall Staff, on-call deans and Campus Life staff. Go to article Seaver Renovation Forces Classes OutBy Daniel Myers News Associate Starting at the end of the academic year, Seaver North will undergo renovation, forcing chemistry classes to seek alternate lab and lecture spaces while the $13 million project completely guts the 40 year-old building. Go to article HMC, PI Build for More Social SpaceBy Rebecca Cho News Associate Representatives of Sasaki & Associates Inc., an architectural design firm based in San Francisco, arrived on Pitzer College and Harvey Mudd College campuses last week to identify their goals and issues concerning upcoming campus renovations. Go to article  Compiled by David Roth and Ariane Balizet On February 25 at 1708, a student reported a fire at the Wash. The responding officer found that students were having a campfire near their gardening project. They were advised that they were not allowed to start fires. More Briefs  Compiled by Liz Rodriguez Environmental Affairs Commissioner Aaron Ginoza ’02 announced that he organized a workshop on Environmental Justice with a non-profit East LA group. The workshop was held on Thursday, March 2. More Briefs |  | | |
Alan Keyes, a perennial presidential candidate, cancelled Thursday’s scheduled speech at Claremont McKenna’s Antheneum.  CLAREMONT – LA Superior Court Judge David Yaffe ordered the release of the terms of a 1998 settlement between the City of Claremont and political activist Eli Mellor. Mellor, who claims he was abused by Claremont Police Chief Ralph Dean, offered to waive the terms of the settlement contingent upon the city fully disclosing the involvement of city officials in the case. On February 16, 2000, Richard McKee brought a suit upon the City of Claremont demanding it to make the settlement public. The settlement was released Thursday after the judge’s ruling. Colorado College visited Oberlin because of "its academic reputation, production of scholars and deep historical roots in creating diversity on campus by being the first college in the United States to admit Black students," according to Dean of Admissions Bruce Poch, who pointed out the error.
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