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Scripps Cuisine to Honor King
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the Malott Commons Dining Rooms at Scripps features entrees inspired by the diverse cultures within the African-American community this week. The menu includes Cajun cuisine on Tuesday, Caribbean cuisine on Wednesday, African cuisine on Thursday and deep Southern-style cuisine on Friday. Members of The Claremont Colleges are invited to come and enjoy these special meals.
Work-study Listings Available Online
Work-study jobs can now be accessed online at http://www.jobtrak.com. Students may contact Career Services at Ext. 18519 with questions about the online access.
Elevators Get Emergency Feature
Campus elevators are being modified with kits that will allow them to return to the ground floor and let passengers out in the event of an emergency or power outage. Elevators have been equipped in Broad Center and Gold Center. Kits will be installed in Broad Hall, Bernard Hall, Avery Hall and Fletcher Hall this week. At a later date, elevators in McConnell and Mead also will be equipped with another kit, as these elevators are older and require a different kit. Questions about affected elevators should be directed to facilities at Ext. 72226.
Social and Latin Dance Offered
Learn the steps to swing, salsa, Cha-Cha and tango this semester. Regular social dance classes will be held at Pomona, as well as international Latin and international standard classes. P.E. credit is available. FMI: http://www.claremont.edu/org/ballroom.
Civil Rights Summer Fellowships
Students who will be sophomores or juniors by summer 2001 are invited to apply for Civil Rights Summer (CRS) fellowships. The fellowship is a new leadership development program designed to place contemporary and future social justice struggles within a national and historical context. The program includes study and internships in Washington, D.C. CRS provides housing and transportation; fellows also receive a stipend of $120 per week for incidentals and a $1,500 scholarship at the end of the fellowship. For more information, visit http://www.civilrights.org/summer/description.pdf, or e-mail questions to summer@civilrights.org.
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