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April 27, 2001 Volume CXII Number 21 Joseph Tamas Student activists await their J-Board trial in Alexander Hall last Friday. Correction In the April 6 article "Pitzer Food Service Workers Unionize" the Pomona dining hall worker election last August was not NLRB (as reported). The workers were surveyed by the American Arbitration Association and monitored by a chaplain from the Claremont Colleges. In the April 13 article, "Environmental Analysis Program Is Approved," the caption stated that Rick Hazlett is the head of the EA program, but Rick Elderkin and Gene Fowler are the Program Coordinators. Protestors Dispute Sanctions By Beth Cope News Editor In connection with their participation in recent protests, thirteen students have been tried and sanctioned in the past week for charges of failing to comply with a college official and inhibiting the regular business of the college. Student Diagnosed With Meningitis By Peggy Liao News Associate Fear of contracting meningoccocal meningitis brought over 230 students to Baxter Medical Center throughout this week, all of whom received consultation about whether or not they needed to receive an antibiotic to prevent contracting this bacterial infection. Disruption Policy is Considered By Beth Cope and Scott LaBoda News Editors A proposal for revision of the current Pomona College demonstration policy, marked with notes suggesting the explicit inclusion of the CEO of the Claremont University Consortium in a section previously referring only to college presidents, was delivered to The Student Life on Wednesday by a source wishing to remain unidentified. Revised Proposal: view with adobe acrobat | web version Colleges To Decide on Future Power Plans By Daniel Myers News Associate Next week, the business and finance officers of the Claremont Colleges will meet to discuss continuing participation in Southern California Edison’s interruptible power program. Under the program, the colleges receive discounted electricity in exchange for agreeing to have their power curtailed during periods of high demand. AARC Assistant Director Leaving By Samantha Brenner News Associate Assistant Director of the Asian American Resource Center Sunny Lee will not be returning to Pomona next year. Lee, who has worked here since 1999, has accepted a position as Assistant Director of the Cross-Cultural Center at the University of California at Irvine (UCI). Senate Briefs Security Briefs

Arts & Features Exclusive TSL Interview with Malcolm Star Josie & the Pussycats Purr, Lick Selves Clean Juliana Theory Makes Me Wanna Drink Beery We Should Be Pomona University Corey + Corey = Super Hottie Columbo is OK-homa Theater Department Is Good, Could Be Better Fight Back! with Consumer Advocate Sam Meites Sports Softball Has Star Moments Despite Losses Hens Baseball Drops Three Game Series Tennis Scores in SCIAC Hens Lose to CMS, Share Title Opinions Senate’s Decisions Often Fail to Address Values CUC Democracy Resembles Facism America Flaunts Power in Front of China Honesty Thing Will Surely Bring Armageddon Joe Rants About Prison Rape and Seat Belts FTAA Go Away! Yay! Frats Provide Valuable Service for Students Editorials/Letters Letter from the Editor Editorial Board Essig Apologizes, Explains Actions Pomona Is Not Morrow’s Daddy Hazlett Clarifies New EA Program Park’s Statement Offensive To Students Anthro Explains Faculty Search Dickerson Reviles Gift Project Seery Joke Article Homophobic