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Rampage • Vvcrampage@Gmail.Com • Issuu.Com/Vvcrampage•Vvcrampage Rampage Victor Valley College News May 23, 2019 Page 2 VVC’S 10Th Annual Transfer Celebration VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE AM AGE R May 23, 2019| VolumeP 46| No. 5 “Objective journalism and an opinion column are about as similar as the Bible and Playboy magazine.” Walter Cronkite Graduation at Ghibli Glen Helen Amphitheater Fest By: Cristian Estrada time, will be held at the Glen leading to around 5,000 total Reporter Helen Amphitheater. The including families and loved graduation is set for Friday, ones. Graduate candidates Victor Valley Colleges June 7 at 4pm. Over 400 Stu- from August 2018, December Returns! 56th graduation, for the first dents are expected to attend 2018, and June 2019 are eligi- ble to walk. Graduation By: Ruben Velazquez Reporter for 2019 and 2020 will be held at the Glen Helen Amphitheater. Studio Ghibli Fest returns The Glen Helen Am- to select theaters, including the phitheater, formerly High Desert Cinemark Thea- known as the San Manuel ters, with nine beloved film Amphitheater, has a ca- pacity of 65,000 and is located near the Glen Hel- en Regional Park in San Bernardino, California. It has hosted various big music festivals Photos courtesy of Pollstar proceedings starting at 6 pm. “Live In Your Truth” Coffee, fresh from Starbucks, gave attendees a wel-coming By: Brian Woods preciate in various forms of invitation to find their seats. Reporter student talent and entertain- Lottery tickets were handed ment. out, raffling off prizes such as Photo from Crunchyroll.com Victor Valley College’s Food, beverages, and other gift cards, books, journals, Fourth Annual Open Mic concessions were available on handmade crafts and gift bas- classics. Fathom Events and Night took place on May 8 on a first-come first-served basis, kets throughout the night. GKIDS worked together once a beautiful evening next to again to present the Third An- the campus lake . Students, nual Studio Ghibli Fest and staff, creatives and fans the celebration of the 35 anni- alike filled the Writing versary of Nausicaä of the Center, located in Building Valley of the Wind, from 21, to watch an array of Academy Award winning di- live performance pieces. rector Hayao Miyazaki. Participants recited poetry, Studio Ghibli is well-known short stories, lyrics, come- for creating amazing and beau- dy and more to over 50 tiful animated films. Their attendees. The event was films pull viewers into wild open to the public to per- form, participate and ap- with Continued on page 6… Continued on page 4... Photo courtesy of: Brian Woods News pg. 2 Features pg. 6 Entertainment pg. 16 Sports pg. 22 Victor Valley College RamPage • [email protected] • issuu.com/vvcrampage•vvcrampage RamPage Victor Valley College News May 23, 2019 Page 2 VVC’s 10th Annual Transfer Celebration By: Akane Sanchez Engelsen took the stage fol- the journey to here was…. experiences at VVC. Martinez, Reporter lowing Dr. Walden to talk something else,” Scott says, who is transferring to UNLV about the struggle of being in a starting her speech off a state- with a scholarship, spoke of Victor Valley College community college. “Your ment of understanding. Scott her struggles with seizures. (VVC) had its 10th Annual education is yours - you can't asks the transfer students to Before she was to graduate Transfer celebration on May forget that it’s yours,” she take a moment and appreciate high school, she learned her 14. Held for the students who says. “I want to remind you their support systems, for it is life was going to drastically are attending a 4-year univer- that you’ve got a resiliency a privilege not all have. “I change. No longer could she sity this upcoming fall, it com- that is incredible. You all have would like to ask you to recall pursue a career in the military memorated the students for all the experience of working all of the obstacles and hurdles - she couldn't even drive any- their hard work and success. hard, getting support, knowing you have had to overcome to more. Martinex went on to say The event started off with how much you want it to hap- get to this moment. None are that she started her time at a small speech from Lorena pen, and you do. You accom- too big, or too small. Think VVC with basic remedial clas- Ochoa, a transfer counselor. plish your goals and they about every naysayer, all those ses; Basic Skills 3, English 6, She gave a quick overview of haven't always been easy. The who did not understand why and Math 42. Now she is on to what was to follow; a couple most important lesson you you chose to take a path to- English 104 and Math 120, speeches from faculty and have to remember is that you wards higher education. Know and on her way to Las Vegas students, thanked everyone for did it.” this - your persistence has and with a scholarship. coming, and welcomed Super- The ASB Public Relations will continue to guide you Edward Freer took the intendent Dr. Daniel Walden Senator, Amber Scott, then towards your higher purpose.” stage, talking of his battle with to the stage. took to the podium afterwards. Stephanie Martinez and drugs and jail time. He says Dr. Walden talked about “As a graduating student my- Edward Freer went onstage to his hopes for the school and self, I am more than sure that speak of their own personal Continued on page 3... what his community college experience was like. He said that he hoped the students at VVC will get the same kind of inspiring and helpful experi- ence. Most importantly, he said that he was proud of the transfer students and all their hard work. Vice-President Dr. Karen Continued on page 2... Amphitheater was chosen and event. showcase talent.” Jay Ober- Graduation, from page 1 said, “The main reason is to The increase in space as nolte of the State Assembly provide a safe enjoyable envi- compared to other locations is will be a keynote speaker. such as Crüe Fest, the Battle ronment and to give room and the biggest improvement. The graduation ceremony of San Bernardino Festival, space for their guests, families, There will be no worry about at the Glen Helen Amphithea- and the LA Invasion Festival. and supporters.” Sewell also squeezing people in; a few ter is a huge win for the col- It is a common place for grad- said that feedback from stu- years ago some families were lege. Sewell was asked what is uations in the high desert. dents this year when picking not able to get in because of an next for VVC graduations and In past years, graduation up tickets is improved as com- unexpected increase of stu- said “I am going to take a attendance was very limited; pared to other years. This is dents attending. With poten- strong look at this graduation students were limited to 3 tick- due to the improvement in tially 11,000 fixed seats, a and see how to enhance our ets when graduation was held accommodating students fami- capacity of 30,000 on the graduation at a larger venue. in the school's gymnasium. lies and supporters attending. grass, and 1,000 seats for stu- Whether that is with speakers, Sultana High School, Adelanto Tickets are free and students dents, faculty, staff, music accommodations, time, or Stadium (formerly Maverick can have as many as needed, performers, and choir it is a date.” Sewell also mentioned Stadium), and Silverado High as long it is a reasonable vast upgrade. There will be he hopes to have the 2021 School are other places where amount. Parking is free and improved assistance with seat- graduation at VVCs new multi graduation has been held. All there are accommodations ing, more restrooms, and con- purpose stadium if it is fin- locations faced many difficul- with San Bernardino County cession stands providing food ished by then. With around ties when it came to seating, Sheriff's to support traffic on and drinks. VVCs orchestra, 1140 degrees eligible to be transporting students and and off the 15 freeway. VVC singers, and choir will be per- conferred and roughly 900 guests. Robert Sewell, ASB ASB will be accommodating forming and Sewell said it is candidates for graduation, Advisor at VVC since 1997, any students, faculty, or staff an “Opportunity for students Sewell is hopeful students take was asked why Glen Helen with bus transportation to the to show who they are and advantage of the opportunity RamPage Victor Valley College News May 23, 2019 Page 3 Fletcher Takes The Prize By Socorro Pinedo it!” said Nisha Kamboh. Kam- of Fund Development, Reporter boh has been tutoring and Andre Navarro, Senior helping students further devel- Instructional Assistant The Student Activity Cen- oping their communication and VVC Alumni, he is a ter was the site of the Victor skills on the second floor of very familiar face in the Valley College Annual Speech building 54, in the Communi- Communications Center Contest on April 25. Thirty cations Center room 213. “I “I love helping and serv- aspiring contestants submitted will forever be grateful for my ing students, they are all applications to the Communi- time here,” said Kamboh. amazing.” cation Studies Department for The contest participants The contestants all an opportunity to compete. equally had a time of three to had amazing speeches, “This is the third year I'm five minutes to present their moving, eloquent and helping organize this event” speech and convince the judg- smart the attending audi- said Communication Professor es that they were skilled and ence caught a glimpse Jennifer Fowlie.
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