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Second Attempt at Faculty Quorum Fails By Jeff Gernes Senior Editor After over two hours of heated discussion on the first item on the agenda, last Friday’s closed-door faculty meeting ended when a quorum was called for by Professor of Politics Lorn Foster. Go to article Policy Raises 1st Amendment ConcernsBy Megan Purn Editor-in-Chief Early April’s display of student and administrative optimism for the proposed harassment and discrimination policy has been recently overshadowed by several faculty complaints. Go to article Claremont Students Released from JailBy Peggy Liao News Associate Claremont students arrested in last week’s International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank protests in Washington, DC returned Saturday, April 22 after being detained in jail for five nights. Go to article Interim Police Chief Hears Student InputBy David Phillips Contributing Writer William Ellis, Claremont’s Interim Chief of Police, met with students Wednesday to discuss racial profiling and address for the first time some of the most outspoken critics of the city’s government and police force. Go to article E-Mail Migration DelayedBy Daniel Myers News Associate Despite some problems, the Office of Information Technology is on its way to migrating Pomona College to its new e-mail system and now plans to finalize the changeover at 6:00 pm on Thursday, May 4, one week later that previously scheduled. Go to article DDP Seeks Support for Cultural RequirementBy Aaron Kim News Associate After three years of debate and discussion with students and faculty, the Dynamics of Difference and Power Committee hopes to submit a proposal to the Curriculum Committee next fall to create a new cultural diversity requirement. Go to article ASPC Plans to Cut Most BudgetsBy Rebecca Cho News Associate The Associated Students of Pomona College (ASPC) Budget Committee distributed a proposed budget for the 2000-2001 Academic Year to ASPC members at Tuesday’s senate meeting. Go to article  Compiled by David Roth, Matt Preusch, and Dan Check On Saturday, April 22 at 0049 a group of subjects was seen tampering with a vehicle on Bonita. Responding officers found that three students had tied themselves with rope to the car. They were shouting "TSL burn in hell!" More Briefs  Compiled by Dan Check Campus Events Commissioner Tamara Chellam ’00 reported that this year’s Carnival, headlined by the Vandals, was different from previous years. Many of the concertgoers were under 17, according to Chellam; college students appeared in substantial numbers after 6 pm. Chellam also said that the beer garden was rowdy, especially during Mad Chad’s performance. More Briefs |  | | |
Prof. Hal Fairchild peers into Pitzer’s Broad Center Thursday at students who sealed the building, demanding that presidents pressure Aramark. More  A story in last week’s TSL wrongly identified the party that settled a civil suit between Pomona College and the families of Peter Kurahashi and Brian Cressner. The college’s excess insurance carrier, United Educators Insurance Risk Retention Group, Inc., negotiated the settlement. |
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