Table of Contents
Spring 2002 • Volume 38, No. 3

Only Online • Profile: Citlali Sosa-Riddell '97 • Profile: Peter Kuhns '97 • Profile: Carla Woehrle '72 • Editor's Note Justice • In the Absence of Justice • J is for Justice • Brothers on the Bench • Cybercrime • The Prankster's Rules • Mufti Quest Alumni Voices • Coming Attractions • Profile: Sister Act • Family Tree: Rickard-Pankey • Alumni Puzzler: Famous Faculty

Departments • Pomona Forum & Letters • Milestones: President Stanley to Retire • Pomona Today: The Courage of his Convictions • Pomona Today: College Bowl Finish • Pomona Today: A Novel Idea • Pomona Today: Through Others' Eyes • Over the Years: Another Day of Infamy • Books: Affairs of Honor • Books: Wildlife Wars • Books: Leaving the Neighborhood • Books: Recent Publications • Sports Report: An Day of Play • Campaign Update: Green Science

Editor's Note

In the "Only Online" section of the Spring 2002 PCMOnline, we've included three stories of remarkable alumni. Citlali Sosa-Riddell, a 1997 graduate, dedicated two years to work with the Service Employees International Union's campaign, Justice for Janitors, where she gained valuable insight into service workers' struggle for equality. Peters Kuhns, another 1997 graduate, continues his work with ACORN, a non-profit organization committed to establishing tenants rights in urban areas. And, finally, Carla Woerhle, a 1972 graduate, has taken her interest in civil liberties to the courtroom as a federal magistrate in Los Angeles.

While there are many Pomona alumni who hope to live in a just and safe society, these are just three who make it their personal and everyday struggle.

--Sarah Dolinar
Online Editor