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| April 13, 2001 | Volume CXII Number 19 |
By Conor Friedersdorf Managing Editor Clark I residents rushed to evacuate shortly before 7:00 am Thursday morning when a fire broke out in room 111, triggering fire alarms and spilling flames into the dorm’s northwest corner. Oken-Berg Elected Student Body President By Peggy Liao News Associate In a year of exceptionally high voter turnout, Thursday’s run-off elections declared Jake Oken-Berg ’02 next year’s ASPC President. Cristina Francisco ’02 was elected Senior Class President. Faculty BFS Resolution Is Stalled By Beth Cope News Editor Lack of a quorum at last Friday’s faculty meeting prevented passage of a resolution opposing punishment of protestors that blocked Pendelton on March 25-27. Protestors Sanctioned By Beth Cope News Editor Three Pomona and three Scripps students received sanctions from their respective colleges this week for their involvement in protests over the Bernard Field Station. Gary Kates Named New Dean of College By Aidan Doherty Production Associate Professor of History at Trinity College Gary Kates has been selected as the new Dean of the College and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Pomona. Environmental Analysis Program Is Approved By Audrey Hill News Associate During its meeting last Friday, the Pomona College faculty unanimously approved the Environmental Analysis (EA) program. The program, which will be available next fall, will consist of both a major and a minor. Assistant Director of SCC Crisp-Sears To Leave By Samantha Brenner News Associate Assistant Director of the Campus Center Angela Crisp-Sears will not be returning to Pomona next year. Crisp-Sears, who supervises CCLA and all ASPC programming as well as Metate, the Pomona College yearbook, will be moving to North Carolina. Senate Briefs Security Briefs |
