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April 21, 2000
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Voters Sends Andrews, Lin to Victory By Will Weinstein News Editor Brian Andrews ’01 defeated Sarah Jackel ’01 in Thursday’s ASPC run-off election to replace outgoing ASPC President Richard Park ’00. The race for president was one of three races that came down to a Thursday run-off. Go to article Race Relation Lack Discussion at PomonaBy Aaron Kim News Associate Earlier this semester visiting administrators from Colorado College praised Pomona for its success in promoting diversity on campus; nevertheless, race is a touchy issue here. Go to article Senate Discusses, Takes no Action on Joke IssueBy Adam Graham-Silverman Staff Writer Despite rumors, accusations, and much debate, The Student Life appears to be emerging from recent attacks over the joke issue it published April 1 and accusations of bias in election reporting nearly unscathed. Go to article Students Travel to DC to Protest IMFBy Peggy Liao News Associate Students who protested in Seattle last fall remember the tear gas, and what it’s like to spend a few days in jail for marching in the streets. Now they’re preparing to do it all over again, this time in the nation’s capital. Go to article Faculty Debates Student Grievance Policy, PenaltiesBy Rebecca Cho News Associate The Pomona College Harassment and Discrimination Policy and Complaint Procedure proposed at last week’s faculty meeting is still under consideration due to the lack of a quorum at the last meeting. Go to article  Compiled by David Roth and Dan Check On April 6 at 0146 officers found two occupied vehicles in the Seaver Theater Lot. The man in the first vehicle said that he was playing guitar at the Greek Theater and decided to sleep a while before heading home. The second man said he was visiting friends. Both were advised to leave and did so. More Briefs  Compiled by Liz Rodriguez Commissioner of Campus Events Tamara Chellam ’00 reported that CCLA has already organized its members’ responsibilities for the Common show. Tickets are on sale now, and possibly be sold at snack later in the week. More Briefs |  | | |
Laura Skoczylas '00 votes in Frary Dining Hall in the run-off elections on Thursday.  At its meeting on April 7, the faculty approved a motion by the Curriculum Committee to create a new major in Russian and Eastern European Studies. Currently, the Russian Studies department offers a language and literature-based major; the new major will be a more area-based study requiring classes in history, government and politics. Assistant Professor Kevin Platt explained that the new major would prepare students for careers in government and law, especially overseas. He noted that the field was increasing in popularity among college students across the U.S.  In April 7 issue of The Student Life, Lenard Molina ‘02 was named the head of the Irvin Landrum Jr. Justice Student Organizing Committee. Molina, while an outspoken member of the committee, is not the head. The error appeared in an article entitled "Rift Grows Among Landrum Group Members." We apologize for the error and thank Molina for calling it to our attention.  RHS Announces New Sponsors The Office of Campus Life (OCL) has announced next years sponsors. The people listed below have accepted offers from OCL and will be assigned sponsor groups over the summer. The sponsors were chosen from a pool of over 140 applicants, and went through three interviews before being selected.
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