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March 30, 2001 Volume CXII Number 17 Scott LaBoda Student protestors block doors, with Libby Cogschall PO '03 chained to a trash can of cement, just prior to arrests. Students Lockdown to Protest BFS Development; 9 Arrested By Scott LaBoda and Beth Cope News Editors Student protestors blocked access to Claremont University Consortium's (CUC) Pendleton Business Building beginning at 3:30 am Monday in an effort to force negotiations with the CUC administration regarding the development of the Bernard Field Station (BFS). Prospective Deans Visit Campus By Daniel Myers News Associate At the end of the academic year, Hans Palmer will step down as Dean of the College and Vice President for Academic Affairs. The search for his replacement is entering its final phases; during the past two weeks, the three finalist candidates have visited campus. Pomona Forms Energy Task Force By Audrey Hill News Associate Statewide rolling blackouts struck California on Monday and Tuesday of this week, eliminating electricity in some parts of Claremont. Senate Briefs

Arts & Features Profiles in Courage: A Solitary Journey South The Price of Coffins is Gonna Rise Rilo Kiley is a Real Wizard On Stage, 420 Oscar Night, It Only Comes Once A Year lkmus Makemuses Some Musicmusus Eatin’ with Epi-Curious, and Drinkin’ Some Hooch Oklahoma is No Onomonopea, Fuck NO! A Gladiator! NO! Procrastination is the Blight of Our Nation Sports Baseball Dominates Whittier Doubleheader Track Looking For a Big Victory At CMS Men’s Volleyball: Enthusiasm Gains W, Sore Face P-P Tennis Hopeful Despite Loss at the Hooves of Purple Cows March Madness Leading To Fantastic Conclusion Sagehen Lacrosse Experiences Wins, Losses on the Road, Accosted by an Irate Gambler Opinions Disagreement Not Grounds For Censorship More Love, Less Fuzz Where Have All the Dorm Parties Gone? Mother Culture Takes On Mother Nature Bush, Like Clint, Has Got a Fist Fulla Dollars We Will Run Out of Oil Soon Editorials/Letters Letter from the Editor Editorial Board KGI Problematic Beyond BFS BFS Handling Demands Attention SMAC Calls for Student Involvement