December 7, 2001 Volume CXIII, Number 10
Published by the Associated Students of Pomona College
Copyright 2001
The Student Life

faluninfo.net

Three dozen western practitioners of Falun Gong peacefully meditate in Tiananmen Square, in Bejing, shortly before their arrest, in solidarity with Chinese members who have been persecuted by the Chinese government, which considers them to be a cult.


Senate Briefs

Security Briefs

Freshman Arrested in Tiananmen Square
By JEFF HOROWITZ
News Associate

Leeshai Lemish ‘05 looked tired as he sat down to talk to The Student Life last week. He spoke as if he’s told his story to a lot of other people.

Professor Accused of Unpatriotic Sentiment
By CHRIS SCHRAEDER
News Editor

In a report accusing Pomona College and Religious Studies Professor Jerry Irish of unpatriotic sentiments, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni grouped the college and the professor in a long list of academic institutions and individuals.

Workers, Students Show Solidarity
By PATRICK CHESNEY
News Associate

The Worker Support Committee held a meeting between students and cafeteria workers at Pitzer’s Grove House on the evening of Thursday Nov. 29.

Students’ Appeal Rejected
By MICHAEL OWEN
Production Manager

An appeal to the college judiciary council by two students accused of disorderly conduct, verbal abuse and underage drinking in a September altercation with a professor has been turned down, according to one of the students, who said the case is currently under final consideration by President Peter Stanley.

Students Burgled over Thanksgiving
By TSL STAFF

A dorm room in Clark I was burglarized over Thanksgiving break, with the thieves making off with more than $7,000 worth of items, Claremont Police Department sergeant Paul Davenport said.





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Arts & Features

Don’t Let Be Distressed By End Of The Year Stress

Sleep Well Li’l Tom

Come to Father!!

And Jesus Christ Shall Set You Free

Harry Potter Brings Magic Back To The Movies

Even post- Pavement, Kannberg Shines Solo

Textures, Not Tastes, Are Tell-Tale Signs of Meat Alternative

Movies Suck

FIVE DOLLAR Review


Sports

P-P Hits Three Game Slide After Hot Start

Diving Flick Shows Successful Premier

Rugby Gets Down and Dirty

Dancers Win National Championship

Intramural Sports Give Washed-Up Athletes a Chance

Bishop Falls to Sickness in NCAA Nationals

Men Lose to Menlo

P-P Swimmers Prove Their Mettle Against Division I Competition


Opinions

Economic Stimulus Package Equals American Corporate Welfare

Late Finals Week Equals Major Pain in the Ass

Therapeutic Cloning Raises New Questions Concerning Morality

Thanksgiving Provides a Much Needed Break for Our Country


Editorials & Letters

Letter to the Editor

Editorial Board

Race Issues Should Be Dealt With Strictly By Pomona Administration

Student Urges Voicing of Opinions

Student Bothered by Campus Reaction to Judiciary Board Case

Race Issues at Pomona Need To Be Questioned and Interpreted

Eco Club Proposes Environmental Review Committee