Monkey See Monkey Doo

Where do we stand on the great monkey debate, my fellow Sagehens?

The Freshman class and RHS staff have hired an "olde time" organ grinder to perform at a party they are throwing this Friday. There is something about a small monkey dressed up as a person and dancing to silly organ music produced by a toothless old man that simply commands attention. [con't]

City’s Eucalypti Pose Serious Threat

This Tuesday afternoon, a large tree branch, estimated at over 1,000 pounds, fell from a eucalyptus tree on College Avenue, causing damage to the southwestern corner of Alexander Hall.

The branch fell at approximately 2:55 pm. Had it fallen ten minutes earlier it could have landed on students walking to or from class.

This is not the first time the nonindiginous eucalyptus trees have seriously affected the Pomona College community. [con't]

The United Students of Claremont

Editor:

I read with great interest the letter in the recent TSL from the revolutionary thinker who is proposing the secession of our fine colleges from the City of Claremont. Having given a good deal of thought to this idea I have only one question: why stop there? Imagine the freedom we would gain if we were no longer bound by the restrictions imposed upon us by The United States of America. [con't]

One Man Does Not a Town Make

Editor:

It’s been a few weeks since Harwood Halloween, but a lot of people still seem to be wondering exactly why it got shut down. I was too, so I decided to go down to the police station and find out. Despite what a lot of people have heard, the Claremont police only received one phone call complaining about Harwood Halloween. At 10:02pm, the Claremont police fielded a call from a Claremont resident complaining about the noise at Harwood Halloween. [con't]