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| April 6, 2001 | Volume CXII Number 18 |
By Audrey Hill News Associate Last Thursday, a majority of Pitzer’s food-service workers voted yes on unionization. Contract negotiations are tentatively expected to start next week under union leadership. Students Charged With Disobedience By Beth Cope News Editor Twenty-three Pomona students have been served judiciary board charges for their part in last week’s protest over the future of the Bernard Field Station, according to Dean of Students Ann Quinley. Senate Considers Student Security at CCLA Parties By Aidan Doherty Production Associate Members of Pomona’s administration and ASPC President Brian Andrews ’01 have decided to train students to provide security at CCLA parties to supplement campus safety. Joint Professor Search is Aborted Due to Disagreement By Peggy Liao News Associate The search to fill a tenure track, joint professorship in Women’s Studies and Anthropology was aborted earlier this semester when the two departments could not agree on their needs. Students Expelled for Computer Theft By Samantha Brenner News Associate Pomona students Michael Zurhellen ’01 and Jaime Horta ’01 remain in jail facing theft charges for stealing electronic equipment from dorms at Claremont McKenna last semester. Senate Briefs Security Briefs |
