Fulbright Awards
Six Pitzer seniors are awaiting news about whether they will receive a Fulbright Award for 2002-03. Anna Goralnik (Venezuela), Richard Anderson (Germany), Adilia Molina (South Korea), Terra Slavin (Philippines), Sarah Covington (Brazil) and Jessy Kronenberg (Venezuela) all have been recommended for awards by the U.S. Fulbright Committee. The host country Fulbright Committees must now give their approval of these recommendations. Approvals will come through sometime in April or May. Last year Pitzer also had six students recommended for awards. Three -- Sacha Moustakas, Erin Good and Heather Miller -- had their awards approved. Fulbright Advisor Nigel Boyle says he is hoping for a better than 50 percent yield this year.

SkillShare 2002 (aka 'Free School')
SkillShare 2002, a daylong series of workshops where students share skills with each other, is seeking a couple of good organizers for the five-college program that will be happening in April. There will be meetings from 7-8 p.m. Mondays beginning March 4 at the Grove House. Beginning March 25, the steering committee will meet to plan workshops, teachers, funding, etc. Refreshments will be provided.

IDBS Speaker Series
The Intercollegiate Department of Black Studies at the Claremont Colleges presents its 2001-02 speaker series, "Integrated Worlds: Race, Science, Community," at 7 p.m. March 7 at the Hampton Room, Malott Commons, Scripps College. Mr. Jack Travis, founder of JTA (Jack Travis Architect), Harlem, N.Y., will speak about "BArch: Degree of Difficulty." The event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact idbsinfo@pitzer.edu or call ext. 73070.

'Slaves Island'
The Department of Theatre & Dance at Pomona College will present Marivaux's delightful comedy, "Slaves Island," at 8 p.m. March 7-9, and 2 p.m. March 9, at the Virginia Prince