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.. / . . Monday. September ,14 1 -1987. _, . Volume XLVIJ Number 1 Trial begins for ex-tennis coach ! By Jennifer Self sho~ that Lewis' blood-alcohol- -• Ragsdale turned th.e bottle over\ •a~o.ut _!he · faci t·hat )he bottle which wor_ks ·as a _process of __ News Editor ••. , , "tevel measured ~fO;b9, ·- . _to• Frank _Gornick . dean .- Of:,• might be evide11ce, but we had no . elimination, determined that Following two delay~ -in the' -- Last Tuesday, peputy District -students:_- - -- '. -way of verifying that," Gornick - Lewis' finger prints were not on-. --- opening of his trial oh charges' of; Attorney Kyle Humphrey- asked ...... -_ . ·-. -- i said, "It. (the botUe) was found 'the bottle; . • . -__ -.... '.·, driving under. the·. influence. of·_ judge Jack .E, · Lund to _con(inue ''I turned the bottle over to Di'. ; the next day (after the van crash~ _ The. second trial delay occured 1· l - . akohol, former BC tennis coach the jury trial until Thursday Gornick. as : a rnatter of! .ed) and it could have, been .. Thursday when Humphrey filed° Oaylen Lewis will appeafin W_est :' allowing HumJ)hrey time to ob~ --_- curiosity,'' Ragsdale s1,1ld. "I had , .. something -·-left over •· from . the . -an affadavit _cllljming -that Lund - ~~ Kerrr. Munfcipal Court earlythis ;.Ltajn~ a fingerprint :analysli'of ~o interttion:of turning it·o.ver as i Fourt~.of July.'! -~ -. -._: • · - ·-_._ had a prejudicedview of the case .. week. . . . . I. blood~spotted _._· whiskey bottle .. eviden<:e to the Iia~ersfield Police : . ·_ Gornick said he kept ihe bottle . Humphrey would. not elaborate The charg~ resulted frorn an 'releasted . to the District . Depart.merit. H was just another ; in case it was needed later in the on the. reason. for •. changing . alcohol-related accident on cam- Attorney's office Sept. 4. . · _ boftle.'' . · - __ _ ; investigation. - -•_ - _ _ • _ judges. -- ·. •• ·__ . · · •_ _-_- -_ · .- pus March 31,. when the_ BC van _ ·The Seagram '1 bottle was spot- - · , The bottle re_mained in a paper ; . ''We didn't know if the bouie _The trial· was - reassigned to _ Lewis was d~iving sm~hed into: t~ by Leon Ragsdale BC security. bag· in.· the. top drawer of : was in the vehicle. I wanted to be judge frank Hoover. - -· - .· the . Science • an.d Engineering . chief the morning ~fter Lewis' ac- 'Gornick's _office until Sept.4, -· ablf to produce the bottle if ·so~ _. Early this we~k ajury wilFbe· · Building. In the _van with Lewis ciden t. . The bot tie . was when ihe District Attorney~s of- meone said laieithey had the bot- . selected -- for the trial and was the_·- seven member tennis' underneath a bush near th_e east flee learned of its exi~tence from-_ -tie in the vehicle," Gornick said. _ prelimina~y • tnbtions -Will be _ - team, returning from a tourna- side of the Science and Engineer- an interview with Ragsdale: . _ -Humphrey said on Wednesday made, according to Stan Simri11, _ ment in Ventura; Police reports ing Building. - "Well, we certainly talked : that the finger print. analysis, Gay)en Lewis' ·attorney. - Gaylen Lewis _- Summer ·sh·owers Frustrated by .... : • • : J .: bureaucfac))-Stnith iertds chancellorshiP ·,...... - · By Rochelle John sf on . Rip S~aff - . One of the latest casualties of the Comm~11ity -College Syst~m i~ • Ch'anceU6i'Joshua Smith, who resign~d from his post and will be trek- - king back across the country to New )ersey where he "can be an educator again instead.of a state tiureaucrat." . . . educit<>r agaiifinstead of astate bu~eacrai.'. . . . .· ...... _-- Smith came to California in the midst 0f an educati~nal t~f orrn - • f.rom the kindergarleif~lasfrOOrRS!O •graduate program~, education j~ ·, - . ~- .· - un,d~rgoi_~g sc_nHiny ~d chru:ige, ~f~ci.ils· sar: '.flle C(?mcriurilty Coll,eg~ • system w~ nor exempt,:at1.ct when smith came in· wim fixed ideas on -. how the_ system sh_ould be run; he: 'ran in' t_o. bpp~~itio~/ ·ex"plained . KCC,? ?anceHor.J.ames You.rig. ".This_ frustrated him/' he said; . ' Smith s frustration stems from the 'highly-charged political at- mosphere slir~o~nding •'the changing' communi~y college philosophy',; . -· -- and the. nagg111g problem Qf the,_ state \/ersus _local control of the cols · leges, Ypung said. . ,· -- -•·. _ •. . - _ - . . · - _- -·· -• ·· ·_ . · -· . _ __ -_· ;"Twelve,years· ago the· cominuriitr college philosophy was cle~r.:.._we. -_- knew ()~r ~ssion,'_' he_~d_._ ''U11fo.~unately,the phiiosophychanges . , -and we rem the rruddle of reform right now.". •• .- - · -- - - - _- · . - • : .The seco_nd,majorfrustration i:imHh f11ce~ was opposiiio~ to his. ~cl.: v_ocasy c,f a centr~ized and strong Board of Goverriors and ".·· , ...... ·. . -~hance!.1orship.-. rather thim local control~a. debate that ha~: raged . \P.!JI.: ':,.: <::¢ : smce the passage ofPropositionJ3 in 1978. _ ·. · -- ·•. < c' -_- __ . . • When th'e_'conuriunity co"Uege system Wll:5 d~ign_ed -~~-) 968, 15 percent . ---• of t~.e funding ca~e from_ local money -ancal sourc~(: • - . ·_ ;c-, · - · · . ·_ . . _-_- 'J\s a result, 'the_loosely kl'!it system' of the .106-campus; 70- district -system -slowly evolved_ into a more centralized ehtity. -: · - ... _: _· · •- • , ''The reason we ha~e_th~ sre.~t ctntr~lization in the state i~ yery simp,: David Borjon/Rip Staff· - . . ly because of Propos1t1on 13, _sald Young. "Th~ legislature has full _ . . . . . -- . . ' . -.·~--~- ----~ .... - .. . Romeo Roitqulllo decides to shower hh brother Jimmy_ Ronquillo ... In~ Bakersmm•stong surnmer'days. - not only with brotherly love but with ~ater from. tbe l()(a) tap dur· . ; . _Please see" SMilh page 4. . J'' ·Man·· challenges fefused admission Enrollment up - By Jennifer Self __ - _In addition to being refused Horstman to Gornick's office '5ions. · News Editor - admission, Horstman 30, was where the three of them discussed - . "The whole ·matter was with -evicted from the P°ra!or Hall clor-. Horstman's problem for two respect : to his behavior, his After being den_ied admission · _mitory where he had been staying hours. ' background and my .observations •. this semester, .to BC this semest_er '.by Dr. Frank since Aug 16, according to Gor- of him," Gornick said. Gornick, Jarri~ Mario Hohtman ni9k. "J told him I would reserve the On· Aug. 19 Horstman con­ submitted a· letter to the -Kern right to · refuse admission to tacted the local media and the Community - College Board _of Gornick said he reached his anyone who we think would not Bakersfield- Police_ Department down at night · Trustees• saying -his rights had dedsion · to deny Horstman ad- benefit," Gornick said. "I show- and informed them of his com­ been violated and asking for an· mission based on Horstman's _· eel him where it was stated in the _plaint, Gornick said. out of . cpurt settlement of behavior. during · two _meetinis catalog." _Gornick fold ·the police · that By Brian Puckett · There was also a drop -in the SI0,002. with Gornick, and his disruptive· Horstman had. made several Rip_ Staff . - -_number of students attending behavior during Dr. James In­ Gornick was referring to a derogatory remarks about Presi­ Smoother registration prQ· ,classes at the Delano Center, 12 - r If Horstman doesn't receive skeep' s clause in the BC catalog which dent Reagan, The police ran a cedures and an increase in the less than last year. the money, he said he will "pro­ International Relations class the states that "Any person 18 years radio check and learned that the number of incoming high school · Classes are just now getting ceed in civil rights action to col· first Monday of school. of age or over may be admitted to Secret Service was interested in seniors and re~ntry students· under way in Tehacahpi, and elct what the court feeJs is Bakersfield College If his/her knowing the · whereabouts of played a part in this year's record -many students are discovering the reasonable and fair." Horstman was not registered previous training or e:,;pcrience .Hantman, according 10 Gornick. enrollment, says Dix Kelsey, •newly opened Southwest Center • when he entered Inskecp's 9 a.m. indicates that hel~he "'ill profit The police were not .,.,;Jling to counseling department chairman. : Kelsey says chere are nn,v Horstman's letter, which asks class 30 minutes t;,rc, Upon ar­ from the ort"erir.~, ,;f t::e college. remove Horstman from the cam­ An enrollment , · :-7lparison 'reasons for increased cnrolln-,e-, that he be allowed to attend rival Horstman began :i <'khg ln­ Such studc7\; - ,,· ~1a,e the ap-, pus t>e,;:~use they felt the incident sher· listing fall 19~~ .~,J 1987 . Among them, BC's low tui'''" classe.s this semester and return "skeep q1Je-;tions that e~ .1 an ex­ prova1 of the P·~~.~ ..,r o: Admis­ .,.;as a ci,·il matter, Gornick said. figures shows ar ·- -~a~ :n the_, fee,~ rise in ,he number of,-,,,..· nu r.- -v • 0 I G 11 .. a .. ,; -. : ~r. · '· ,Jent\ : pie '-"O , ,1g higher cducat ion, ,m,j to the dorms, was discussed 1· r1 cra:igc '.'<',ween th~ -_. · ,r,s.,,~p sions and 1\e,,:; - :( r~ent KCCD Board m~ting, ~.:­ .,.a, fo: ..-ro to disrr .. \• --,- -.. ~,, The---c,• ;;;v,f- ~..• ; 3uda dontman submittc-d an appeal atten..iing Ba .:.t15fieh'l C.ill"[C. a - .11- •; number of rc-t~ -· \tudcnH • cording to Dr. James Young "a··~ ~~-;(" i,) ll:- .. ~~""':"'.a:- ' - .•. "r ~ t ~ i I-:"' ·~: r · ~ ·,· .- :-:- .i~ ,eny- i(·, uornick before 12 p.m. on The number nf ~ stu,~~-. 'KCCD chancellor. -·.:,·. .--- ·'( '-l .: \A.--:e- ·., h -. a,1:-r;i'' -- ar,:: i. · -~him A..ig. 20, according to Gornick. tcr,ding day classes at the \\'~!! . '-h~ ...• ',.,[_, a·- ';.k~ ·~.- .~:: - ~..:~ H ...;,.-..::~:7.a.:­ --· :A- "l .~.a:• ·-r :,rms. 1' '•er rcviewinf! the ~·r­ lnstil\l(C rose slighll; ·, ~·..i :=i-·j·~ . ..-.a~ --, ,,a·.~ ·:- ·.~r : . ;;~:-:,an ~OOl "".-~ ;!, .:*'f~·~ -· --~ ~ ...... -; - .,1 be ,: .:-:-. ,tanccs, 00 .. cl,: r" .-,::ed '"0wever there wa.i a ~ha::-• .-!:,,r: ~ ·1~·\ ~. ,0, - .- -.-,("'\ , · em.a..c ''I rta .. -:,}r'' c: .. -1-a -- .a._t, -:-- .. ~idul,d .- .r; . · :-;1t' ,t Att,: 1 C.o!"'.':...: 1 ,aid l-frrstman's ple!I q: 3 p.f;". ..,..ith ,r night student$; from 802 to .ment r,:,r."· ·c ._. .. -H -~ -.~- F :.):T1"1.t:r.· ·; r> B>-.ida 't ;.a·,~ i--t -,,::-:- a· ~4- ",~;.rs to ,..., , . ing to :'a. it " '' ~-i:ia ~---. Yr .i.U<'C.: ~ j~:Ul _- ( ~tudentJ l:r'. "" ~!'"1VIC' ..... '. er,r,11:.mit"r1: BUila :._)()l ha.s n01 Led ,c~a. :hll:ll~ ' 'Jt.mit an appc:1.~ '·: x-•'l dcd- Plc.ase !cc Hor~tman p~~e 4. . ' ,

' . .' . . ' 2 Mond1y, Sep.~_ntber 14 1987 Rene 11.de Rln , -· ..... Renegade Rip ~onday, September 14, 198ll'age 3'.: . News Briefs.

/ i ~~I . . . ' ,: N,w course added to Radiologic .· Budget increases by $3 million : The Radiologic Program pre-requisites will have an additional J3y Kie Relyea upgrading of l.lbrary materials. it point, BC . California Teachers • science labs, at a cost of $12,135. ' course added for the June 1988 program. The course; Medical Editor In chief is also the first lime. ~Ince 1978 Association prrsldent Stephen S(ience 60, Medical Termlnolo~y, will be required for admission .. that the Board has not had to cul Smith indicated .that the mone)" •Repairs of tile roof at Weill ·.· .to the x-ray program at BC, All oth_er pre,requlsit~s will remain . The final budget for · 'the any poriion of the budget, accor­ sho4ld instead be used to hire .· Institute and heating, ventillatlon ·presence stirs 1987-'88 school year approved at ding to Dr, James Young, KCCO more. full-time faculty members. andair conditioning unit replace· Horstman's , .the same. For more information contact Judy Mays at.3954553 · campus

: or Dix Kelsey at 3954421. 'the Sept. 3 Board of Trustees will · chancellor. · "Now is the time to consider the . inent, costing 5412;000. · . - ~ . . .

. -, ' ... : give the Kern Community Col­ ' future of KCCD," stated Smith. · lege Disirlct an extra $3 million · The ADA ln·!he district wlll be However, the Board .did not Also, this year's budget has .. Pltotography class set for operation. . . . 9,602, up 11 from when. the ten­ follow Smith's recommendation. allocated a substantial amount ·· Dorms .admissions evaluated · A class on photograph)' and ·how· lo best· approach · the ·. ta.tive hudgei w_as approved In. for the purchase of library books. .. · By .Kie Relyea allow them to benefit from their . In the past, Ou~tavso~ r~fu;ed io ~----- shooting is how being offered 7-9 p.m., starting tonight. The fee The i ncr~ase will bring the · .. 1986-'87. · . ' Among the proje~ts the money In 1986-87; the distrift spent only . Editor in chief stay at BC.' They aiso are re· comment becati~e of possible is $25. .· . . ·. · . ·. . ·...... · · budget up to $36.6 million and is wlll be· allocated for, with the· $72,973 for books, bui this year it . . quired to Indicate whether they · litigation being brnught against For more Information call 395-4537, a res~)Jj>f.1h~ In~~ease in average -;.~n portions or the budaet we~e .. · state picking up the other half, has set aside $198,743 for books. The effectiveness of the pro- have been arrested other than for'· the Kern Community College daily attendance (ADA) as well as approved_ with the exception of are: · · ~·- · · · · TWmoney 1or .· periodicals and cedures allowing students into the·.·. a minor traffic:vlolation, <· Distrl_ct by Horstman. .. . inore funds allocated to · ihe the.$200,000 set aside for repairs magazines will .· fncrease . by do.rms is being assessed, accor- · '.' If they answer yes to either of ding to. Frank Clornick; dean of those questions, I generally call Screening appllcants who have {:··,; district · for maintenance and on the· Weill Institute. At this •Reconstruction of · the BC ~16,925 to $25,325. · • · , . ·Dressing· for· Success class Saturday .·. ' . · students.· .. · . · , · .· them and Investigate it further or answered· ''yes" io those ques- • ·' .lf: . j'. ' .. Learn· the secrets of coloi coordination for personal dress, · According to Greer Gustavson,· cQ~iaci the. references they hav~ lions is difficult· when another lt~ ws,rdrobe planning and m.ake-up in .th.e Dressing for Success housin8 coordinator, appllca- listed,''. states Gustavson. · . ·. . factor· comes uj). "lt.'s touchy -~·. ••:.<;,: .. ;· · i:lass now being offered 9;30.a.m.-4 p.m., Sept, 19 at BC. The · '•' lions for living in the dorms are ,c Alth6ugh Gustavson checks In- because . you also . have to be .. f{{::.; - fee is $30. For more information call 39S-4537. accejlt~d •. based primarily on theJ to the .applicants'. backgrounds careful to,. not . discriminate. Doug Morrison new student trustee forms students fill out; ''We.•· only· when they answer those _against these people, especialiy ~,- End .. of-summer concert Sunday- · · By Joseph Reyes· stitute to discuss' and direct the there ,because after all I'm only a can't possibly· interview questions; she contends, "Stir·· e,c-convicts," Gustavson says. '' · ; ..·, · end-of,the-sumnier concert, liighli!lhted by a perforn\ance · Rip Staff · · steering of the funds for BC, student. rm not there to run the . · everybody because We get huh- prisingly enough peQple do G .· . .· · : h' . . . ·.·.·,.', ;_..''./ i ... ';,,.·.·.· .. ·.: .· E': An dreds of. appHc11tlons' each answer. that question as far as ustavs_on says I JS is not the ,. , '.l< ·. of Tschalkovsky's 18.12 Overture complete with fireworks will . . . Cerro Coso, and Porterville. Col- . thing," said Morrison. .· . · t- , , ,• I.. ' • ·--· . 'sem~ster. That•s·pret(y 'much on ·, crime is' concerned. l dor'ii!st when answering questions that it has received so much at­ Community College D1stnct have · · .. 1s_t, the Board of Trustees are giv-. ' ., . . aJ)plic,ants' back~rou11qs if they abou.t their ~ental proble?1s or te~~ion . . · ., , . . .. · ~, ·. alternately sent a.· student · 'ltdoesli't bother me that much·.• Ing the students the- OJ)portunity. :' ·::•. Note-taldng·class starts today . . . . ') aJ)swer a question concerning · physical handicaps, accordmg to . . We have asked people to representative to the Board of · lean stiHtry to persm,de them · to express their opinion to th.e ... A class on note-taking will begin arnoon foday andwill con· 10 . whether they have( any physical. · Gus.tavson. · l~ave for violence, drugs or at, · Trustees meetings. · vote in my way or favor'.· 1 have · l)oard · · through . the student ' .· - dmie uritil Oct. I, in Library 117. Half aunit of credii will be of- " ,. . . . handicaps, mental or e111otlonal .·. Asked ,whether Horstman had . utude problems before. There are . . . that. oppor'timity as · a ·s111dent trusiee. "If. there was no student . fered for this class. • ' conditions ~ which would not . indi.i:ated he had a mental illness .· always going to be those few;" This yeitr, BC's representative, member. That's just tlie way it. trustee,"· explains Morrison, ,,•' Doug · Morrison, . handles th·e . · is/' explained Morrison. . · "there would be no possibility. of { ~ ,_ Art exhiJ,it opens Wednesday tesponsiliiHty of . attending the •·.. · If Morrison decides. to express a link to the inside for students; ' .•'. "The Body Unique," an art exhibit displaying the work of· · Board. of Trustees .meetings and . his. opinion in the meeting, he is You would have to go lip to the ·200 clenied .. classesyearly ; ' . ·. . ' four BC students will open at 7 p.m. We,dnesday in the.Fine Arts provides the Board with 3. line requirei by the Qoard to notify Board yourself to express. your . Gallery. Veronika Constantine, Jennifer Olds, Toby Rohrbach, . · between them and the students. them beforehand so they can set a opinion." . ·- - By Jennifer Self . Associate Dean of Students in · and Rie Whittington have all displayed some of th_eir works ·•· ''l'm'there When they need.a .. time for him.to speak.·· · . · Doug Morrison News Editor charge 6f enro'llment or the Dean before, and Constantine has won awards as far.as.New Orleans. student· perspective · of ·At the conclusion of every of Instruction. :· ;..., .. ·-.-.. For more Information tegarding the exhibit, contact Bert Brink · something," said Morrison.- - · • , •'If l feel L have to say·. meeting, Morrison wdtes up a . and Porterville College. . Nearty'200 would-Ii~ students ' at 39S-4404, ...... ·...... ·. something, lteHtheinbefore the memo explaining the events and Morrison enjoys his position are turned away .from BC .each ·•· ·, AccQrdJng' to C:::arlson, lhe r11le. . The Board of Trustees meets meeting so 1 won't ~u~prise the~. disiributes the information to the regardless.of his limi1ations: "It's ·.•.year because adminfstra'tors feel . is •n¢cessa:ry ·. 6ec~use BC iS a-: . Before you choose .a long clistance twice a month at the Weill In' : J just· don't say anything out · ASB officers at BC, Cerro Coso, · professinal."' · the students c;innbt profit from public 'institution and has ilo . .. Booksale.on Tuesday· t~e .curriculum; according . to other resource a.vailable for turn-· Charles Carlson dean of instruc~ 1ng students away who cannot service, take a close look. · · · The Library will be having a booksale Tues\fay. For more in for· . h •, . tion. . . ··. · . · . ·. . ·.• · ··•·. ' benefit.· academi~ally · or those : ..• A clause in the BC, handbook who· p~esent a .disciplinary prob . Sout west proJect booming gives authorized administrators. Jem: ', ·, ..... · . , · • . ;:::;;·~:,:;::;:;;otksliops. . . the right to deny rtgisiration to ·. Stud~nts who test at the fifth · The Re,entry arid Resource.~nter is sj)on.iorlng two upcom- By MARCUS HICKS . :.', 25 although registration 'llasn'.t , courses in the si>uthwest, w~·i1 . junct facuity is 85 percent part, anyone they feel will not benefit.' grade . level are automatically . from the curriculum. The clause . :referred to adult school, Carlson ··(,. ' .· ing workshops. The first .will be held at noon on. Friday in' . Staff Writer. ·; . ·' until Sept. 9, ·. according io .. probably develop some kind of time. but he hopes to have more · . .:,:.- -.: . Humanities 4. The subject is "Men and Women and the Law.II· .· ·. · · · ·. .· ·. ·· , Rosaies. On A.us. 25, there were center there.''He also said they · full·tiriic. faculty members in the . · reads; ~·Any person JS years of said. · . . .· · . . .·. . . At 9 a.m. Saturday at 2022 L, Street, another worl ''Ri~ht,.now we're Hmited to.· the South.west and in five years ·.·· Rosales said, ''Th( only prob· . Bake.rsfierd College if his/her sion; the administrator must for> :;. .... - . . will be Nancy O'Neil: The Saturday program is co,sponsored by .. . coti~ses at West liigh S~hool and ·. ·· three riights a week at West High,. . they 'would make ail evaluation · · 1em t foresee is'the poteriih1i for ..•. pcmous training or experience . irially notify tli~ sfo.dent with a.,· .-~ -·, ' . The Year of the Woman, Fot more information on either at Mercy Cenier is booming, ac· 'and .the faculty ihere has been • of the prO!lram: ' .• for niore studentsl but ·.·· .. irtdic~tes -that he/she· will profit written -explanation. The student ..-; . n'ot ,_';.';.. workshop, contaci the .Re,entry · an,d . Resource Center. at. cording to·. David Ros ates,. : very cooperative· and . generous ·.· Aft hough .. there. was . some. enough class sections to meet froin the _offerings of the college, .. then has tiJe right to appeal the 395-4582. · associate dean of instruction. c · ;. with their space/' Rosales said ... dispute iast year over the need of their needs." · Such. stud.en! must. have the ap, d¢ciston, Carlson said. · This semesier-, 4Sdasses were . : Cta'sses are oriiy offered on Mon' · classes in the Southwest Rosales . proval of the Directorof Admis, "H's very unusual to deny the : Computer Center offers on-line . · offered which is an increase or · · , days; Wedilesdays and Fridays at said,"The college as a whole~has · ·· . . sions and Records.'' · ·.. · . . . person before he is admitted." · . five classes. Rosllles aiso poiilt~d : the West High center .. ·. · . . . ac<;epted-rlfe notion of. the need ·. The de<:ision to refuse a sru: . Carlson . continued; "Usually . . derit admission· to BC must come ·. : sdin_ebody lias already enrolled . i::.-· •.. program .. · ...... · . . .. out an increase of students in the of an instructional program in Roommate Wanted from the Dean of Students, the . before action is taken:" I . . . · Students with compatible home computer equiprneilt can core courses . sue~ as math, · The Me~cy center offers classes . the Southwesi." . ·...... work with Computer Cenier programs-at home. To plll'ticipate . · history and English .. · Mo11day through Saturday, ac' Rosales . also said. there .is some babysiUlng, · iri. the program, .students must ·obtain·. the access code ..The· · cording to Rosales. He alsq said. tremendous growth in the .cit.her , some housework a month.' ·: . Center currently.has three com.puter systems.in use, and fa open ·. · There has also been a . large the Mercy center has ,had an in- · extension programs. He said the · · . Sioo .·.•Horstman arrestedat:Weill .. -~~ ::' ·' ,•. . female preferred . , from:8 a.m.-Jo p.m. For more information, contac! the Corn· number of s1l1dents registering · crease of 60 re-entry students.tied · program in Tehach!IPi and the By Jennifer Self ·.. pu~ securiiy officer at6:4S p.m: ·. putef Center at 39S-427S .. · . . 397-0795 · for . classes at the Southwest into counseling courses. program in Palmdak have made . . . News Editor . .. . infom1in8 him · tliat Horsiman . centers, according. io Rosales. . Richard Wright, BC president. · excellent progtess, as wen as the • After being warned by ad- was al the downtown center sit· : Job hunting teQhniques discussed 991. students pre·Tegi~tered' for said,''lf we continue to grow in oiherproirams. . ' . niinistrators to. stay . away from . iing in a classroom .. . You may be thinking about .· ' . classes in the Southwest by Aug. the number ·of students who iake Rosales said currently; the ad- BC; J1U11es Mario Horstrnan was choosing one of the newer · . A study of job .search techniques will be offered at JO a.en .. arrested Sepierilber 2, atihe Wejll '· Soto said. Horstman did not carriers over AT&T in order to Tuesday in the Student Services Conference Room. Help .Institute for trespassing, accor- · resist. arresi o.r : cause trouble · save money. . · -. yourself find the right job. · ding to Jess Soto campus security when Soto artesi«i: hitn. The Think again.! ..· .. . . . officer. . Baker~fiefd Police ·Department . Since)anuary 1987,AT&To . . Workshop to cure interview fears . TRUE OR·.FALSE · Solo dr9vefro111 ihe ml Tt1c•~i Mosl hre compltltd 12 11lti of Chlld Do.; M·F ,-haven'J been to the right attorneys! We know what cons 3-5:30 p.m. $3.~/hr. 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--,':.,•·- - ·'FEATURES. . . . • ... I New lit course . 10, cap.didates compete for·.··. . 1 a·ttra~ts ·sci-fi buffs ···· t, operf"ASB .positions · i · By Robert Phipps · . · group. This is not a class with n6 . ·. ' MLKCellter. . . ' - ...... By. Kathy l{lmm · .· representative and spokesman at Running for Freshmal\, Class feels that she cari do agood job · · Rlp Staff . input, and it offers them the Rip Staff· . . BC;" . · Representative Is Lisa Bronelle. with the experience she has. 20 years ago, science fiction as chance to do a lot of creative · ·t ·.... ·. . .,;,,,• .. . An engineering major, . a A graduate of Kern Valley · She wants to . be JI) . student Caryn Thomphson is a can- · 11 · writing.>' . physjcill therapy maj~r, and a•- Hlgh, Larry Doty ls also a can-..·government.in order to .get In, didate Cot . Sophomore Class bterature wasnot taken seriously .S.herman. . has dream, ·.oo politl~ M:ience major all have . dldate for.Freshman Class Pres!· ~olved. A graduate of Nor!h Representative. Sh,~ • \'.van.ts; to ___ t: very many scholars accord\ng . .· Accor ~; . ·,, ···-,-.,,.. classmates · as ·. thelr persoriai ship. · Chds'ti' MaYl\ard says '.'to. get· · partial In his decisions. · · . ~:ie~ce fic110~ · tiT~self sald that ·· to read a list· of books tfiat iri.~ •· · ·· . cording to Shermii.n. 7'h0 t0 w se~es a; ahfullF timi° police .. ac.·adem.· )'. fo. r 12 years.and. education.at allleve.ls, including. · ': '"''. • • ,. " involved In. school helps build A Politi.cal Science major, · . science ficti~n . is conteml)ary . eludes J-(.0. \Veil's The Time 1 O 1 11 . In order to. assist students in a~~ Yc:emu er ~de ~ Y .has.had si~ ye~rs ofprivate small family ;education. and economic , ,. ·1. ,-. ~!'..·.H~' • · ·... pride." She is funning for Matthew Hilliard is a candidate hterature and is based on the Machine, Isaac Asimov's J Robot achievini this.goal, Sherman and FACE d:sartmer . ucauon.. business experience. , . ·, , . \Yell-being.''...... tt.,,. !!_. ~ .... ''.. .. , : . --, . . "- . [_l . Freshman Secretary · and feels for Associate Justice. liiHiard J~-· sclentlfic deve!~pm~nts: of the . and Arthur Clarke's ChildhoQd's his st~ff have set up tutorials, ( "Jo2e P. ·. ment. · . .· . "I fe~~my respons_ib1hty Ji.es in : ·. Sh.~rman stresses '_'the only · fif!~.\tf~*'.~ :J:, ~:-· . ·(4;; 1 Smith Continued rrorn page 1 . that she can provide'dear, ac. on the BC track team. H~'feels .· day. In. addition, Il. gives t~e End. · . · . · · . . . . . felt there was .need,,r.or .. a emphas,zmg acad. em. ,c.·suc~.p s.s..... i... , w_a_Y. to.. be. succ. ess.f.ul:1s through · · · . - '- '#1.r=._-. ·. .' . · ':...·· -- "'· . . . .· · . · ... · · _ . . . curate ·.information· for the !liat he·will gain more experience . author an o~portunlty. to wnte · · .pee.r.o.ups cou.in nse.addition 1.in.·g, to.someand . s.t. ne.wud.Y. ·sh·.change . .h cr.~Saht th e celn t ekr~ -!S~.d ' want to have an impact ori·""· stu:.': · tlie'~o.i,nJpar.ticiP,ation of students Arthle Sherman recently. named dlrec. tor·o· r lbe AMarortn IM UILu,otb IR lp-&Klaff-,-:-. - 1 gr erman. e was. oo mg ,or d . · ·. . · f · ... · . ,· d "h'"' .d. · T .. · · . . • . · a n er •1 · · control over the income side of our budgets arid the local district's· Freshman Presiden.t. •Maynard.·. in. constitutionai judgments as· . a~out · ~ocial ·as.· we,1, . as Participants must-also read . equipment, such as com. put.ers.,·to . h. Id. 'd . . . ent retent1on1 orced comp e- an • e sru sm1 mg, you can ... Center, sets. up one or the computers for lbe center. s· b . . . ·1·· . . someone w o cou prov1 e a ·. . d t f b'I ., t h t " · · . · . . . . • erman s reues. board of trustees have authority over the expendltures. In a situation In also feels that organization Md . w.ell as work for a more sue, techno)c;,gical lnnovauons. •· . another novel of. their choice, as · 1ion, an rans era I ty.. quo e me on t a ·· · ·. lhat there will be a Joint participation or educational, buslnea and .. which there is spilt authority, it creates· a lot of strain on the system." dedication are the key to a sues· ·. cessful student government. . H~vmg taught ,the same c9urse weH as a science fiction magazine ·· community gr_oups. · · · · · · · · · In addition 19 Smith, a state reviewing committee also suggested the cessful year. · . Elections will be held Friday 9 . at Citrus College m Glendora and that th.ey choose. . chancellor and Board of Governors have more authority, ''but th.at ran··. A veteran of siudeilt govern- ·.. a,m.-12 p.m. and 1-J p:m. at BC. also. at the ~lle~e of th~· Se· ''Ours is the only sci·fi 'chiss in. · . . into a fol of resistance,". said State ,&enator I>on Rogers; "and rightly . ment, Trish Oill is a candidate for .and at the · Weill Institute. quo,as in .Visaha convm~ed · the. area .. Cal· Slate Bakersfield.· '.Fourth Protocol' . so; because people look at t.hat as erroslon of local control." · · ·. · Sophomore Vice President. Gill • ,Students will not need a Student Drago to suggest t~at the Enghsh doesn't 'have one,f' Brago said, . Computer"-tech ·· aid handicaps . • "There is a lot of opposition to centrallzatlon, but something will is a gr,1duate of Kern Valley and a Services card to vote. department oHer It at BC,. "You don't have to know a loi .· a true sleeper have to happen before you find the Board of Governors and the State Physical Therapy major. She "The. one thing. about sci-fl .. about science to. join in and we ...... By Srian Puckett .· disabled stud,nts to . utiliie the cornputer Chancellor being involved In policy. "I don't see much change (concer. · · · · · ·· TH· fans that sets them apart is that also cater to faritas)' buffs. If you . · · .... · · .· Rip Staff ..• ·. • · · ·.. ·.· ·.. · ·. l5 .. . technology.". .. . · .. · . ·. .·. . .. · By Robert Phipps nlng a stronger state role), because the suggested change met with so · ·• they're more· apt .·· to Writ{· it . like science fiction, .then this is ·. A college campus can .be a difficult place to be.·.. · '· . Johnson adds that the center also be usecl to . Rip Staff .· off . at an ~erican air .base tjluch opposit(on ii dropl)ed,rather qul~kly. ". . . ; ·' .. ·, •. ·.· . . YEAR..·. • • . .·. themselves, work Ylith a bright the place: to come ... for student.·The hills and steps o1'ten a · will W$! Ho' r· st.m' a· n· ' . I any can be • work with stud.erits with Acquired· Brain: Injury, · . located deep in the heart· of ·. . • irying experience for anybody - especially if one ·.. In !)le days ~asi, SPY films had England. All this is to take place .. : Rogers also feels centrilli.zed governance will not be beneficiaL · ...... which consists of young people wh9 have suffered . · ·.. 1 a strong advocate of!ocal control beca~ the local people Continued ,rom page • has some .tYpe of disability. . , ..•.. · · . . .. · a pariicular formula they follow- · during a peace march incideritly. ~ am are ·PUT . traumatic brain injuries 8$ the result of various ac· ~lected by the people in the area; and I think they are the peopiewho . Dr, David Scott as a wiiness. . . . •· · · · · Bakersfield Coilege's Supportive Services office ed that insured that t)le audience .. The Jlritish . would blame their . - -· , . ddents: The .center is expected to be i11 working really understand the problems and the solutions-,. better than state While Clornitk and .Horstman AN. END""' is an«;>asis for such students. ltis there where they · order by October ..· · •· . · · · · ··.. .·. ·. · . . would be entertained as well as American cousins for the "acci­ find the help they need. . · . • . · ·· caught up in the suspense of the dent" and thusly NATO would qoards. "People just look at it (centralltation) as a threat to local con· · were meeting,· Horstman's · IV As wi~h any state, funded program, there is t.rol." . · . . . . belongings wer~ being packed in ""'11111 The state-funded, statewide program has been situation. Now, along· comes · dissoive. Quite a nifty plan, or THEN. . . WHAT. . . . -· - . ..· always a slight ch~nce of a loss of. funds. Johnson so in .existence since 1971, the brain:.Child of a state . John. Mackenrie's .· The Fourth I. the Russians think. Chancellor Smith came from New York which had a highly cenirallz, his 'dorm by Kathy Roselllni, f VUR says that while such a chance always exists, he still .. . ,· assemblyniari .' . . · · .·. . . · · · iProiocql , which· has broken The problem .with · · ed operation, and he was trying to move Callfomla In the same dlrec· director of stui;ient affairs, CJreef· ·.··fte..A ..... y.~ · ·. · A 'RECORD STORE · . feels confident of the program's su~ivaL Mean·. · The lion. Young explaine<1;••1n New York they make most of the decisoris Gustavson·· housing coordinator UliiililUIII ·•···. Don Johnson; program coordinator, who has · ·. tim.e, plans and activities are still being mapped · tnidition; and 'is. a lesser fihn. Fourth Protocol .·· lies not with ~egardlng everything In a central offlce.-all the universities and.all of.· and .Peter. Solomon resident ad· . HABlt been with tlte prograin for six years, siiy:i SjS han. · >because ofit. . ·.·.·· .·. . .. , .· • ·. the plot. On the contrary, it is ·.· ~icapped.students tookadvM.tage of the p'rogram out. · · · ~tic co~unlty colleges. H~.th~ came to Callfo,mia where he ranJnto a viso.r. . . .· ·. . . _ . 1 O'We )"ill be co-spoiisorit1g. with Cal State . ·. ·.. Basef . on_, the. novel.· by :re.fr~_hinfto·~ such an intricate. · 111b(because our policl~ at.the,State are not clear aboµtwho really has .· Oorni.ck said he offered ,,, .· J,0.% ... of.f · •·· last year and more'ate ellJ)i:tted·this 'year.-*' ·.,·.... l3akersfield what we: call the 'Ability Ce\ebration.' .. .. • Fre~Hck f'or5?1~e ( . •. Pr_otoc6f · ·a[d''il:iphisticated storyline afier a· ..... ·. f111alauthorliy in the Coinlnurilty Colle.1es. • ·.. ·...... · ·. •. '. ·.· .·. ·.. ·. i . .Horstman a refurid of the money . · Johnson a,cotints not only a little more publli:f- . · begms.~y explammghow ml 968, glut. of summer. films. ranging .·.. (anything the store with t~I~ ad) .·· . · There, we'll acceotuate the positive coitfributio11'.s . He was trying to move Callfonila ln(o the hlghly cefttralliied model. Horstman paid fore.the doriri. in . ty about the program for the Increase.in handl~ .. of th_e disabled people in the conimuhity; soine of ·· ,the maJ?r po':"ers Qf .t.he. world from· Revenge ofi~e Nerds!/ capped• siudent enroHment, but special im-. .··· . like New York, "Young continued. uThe local districts were not mov· · H~ever, Gornick reported thit . also .. the things they've accomplished,. and. maybe entered mto a treaty which ~ould . to . Jaws/V. Nor does the pro- · . mg too fast in that direction; they wanted local boards and local people . Horstman refused the check and · .. , , provenients macle on campus for the handlcapper no~u are going to~ the he .told security to take 1-forstman . As.recently as last spring, an accessiliilitfsfudy . everybody who helps him out. He · . boredom. H \VOUld be easier io . cllancellor's office move In the direction of more authority and more to · the Greyhound bus station • was condui::t~d in which handicapped students and · is given his top s.ecret.instructio~s . accept the slow pace ofthc fiiin'i( ·. 1 liivolvement in policy or if they are going to C()ntinue in an advisory beca?se Horsiman had a bus tag yarious people in the community took part The from the head of ihe KClB and . maybe it compensated witli II lit~ capacity.'' · · . ·· .· · · . • • . · ·.· . . .· on bis back pack. . ·. · · . result IVas a large list of needed'improvem~ts for· sent about his merry way. . tie suspense or action here and . . . . - . ' . . . . . - . the canipus. ··· . . · . . .. · · Meanwhile back on the. British · · there. Unfortunately,· that's ex • '• . "The high-tech computer center will come to Isles, ~ret Service agent joh'n peeling a little much .. ·· •. Bakersfield College,11 says Johnson. uwe ·were Pre.sion, played . by · Michael · · · . Another irritating point is thai ··Enrollment. • •· ·. Continued from page 1. 'successful iii writirig a grant, Toe progr$ Is fund·.· Caine, is doing his paitto insure notable supporting actors such as' ', .. . ' - .···. -B~C.·.FOOD SERVICES···· ·, . . . . - • ' • • • • c • •• :, - • ~, ed in part by the Department of Rehabilitation, in ' . that . democracy ·. reigns Ned Beatty, Ian Richardson, and·· ·. [teiurning to school) will. be .. . · · cooperation with tlie Community College Founda, .. throughout theworld. He begins Joanna Cassidy are simply : 'somebody .. whose .chiidren : are V' .· iion. It will .be ac11mputer center that:,vill consist .. to : worry, though, when .lie · thrown to the ~nd. Putting their." . now past the infant stage ... so . of. adaptive computer devices: which will pemi,it . .· discovers that someone is sneak- . talent . to. use would have giveii .. · · the parent has something other 10 *Snack· Bar*·. ····$199.00· . . . . --- . - . - ing the materials wiih which io · _Protocol more potential. . .. ,.-. do than stay home.". · _build an atomic. bomb right into ·. Unless desperation steps . in, :; .. . 7 a.m.·9 p.m. ~ MON. thiu THURS. . Kelsey adds that many high . . . bloody England. veer away from The Fou.nh· . '. · 7 a.m.~2:4S p.m. ~ FRI. ::, - ·- M:hool ataduates come to to "The G.P.A. (. BC Apparently, the KGB has Prn•rc ,, ·, is truly the. . . take advantage or'ihe two-year 10 a:m,·2 p.m. _;,. SAT. & SUN. . Hefper:· ...· · devised a plan to set an A-Bomb . ,.,,.,,. ·. ,,. · certificate programs. . ~IIIIIIIE SMITI~ . Choose from a cofftt shop menu. Breakfast, Lu~ch & Dinner. Pollard to head publicity office Kelsey says the reasons for the . :.1. IE CORON~ . . · drop in the number of students . . a~ending th{ Weill Irutl!u!e and ·campus.· . the Delano Center are varied. *Commons· Area* By Joseph Reyes . have been here for years and Department where she handled years,.' they're.· welcoming me . all ofth'e supervisory a.nd manifet . ''Som·e of .the .publications are ·; "There's still some 'status' in 10:30.a.m.·1:30 p.m. - MON. thru THURS.·. .. Rip Staff XE5200'. . ._ rather that trca,ting me as an OU!·. training programs . for . new. n~t .Jd,f£1ti.fla~le as Bakersfield · g6ing to a four-year S<:hool versus · 10:30 a.m.•I p.m. - FRI. Co!lew'ge so 'once we come up . a:- community ' college," says Electronic Typewriter When Cynthia Pollard left sider which is a nlcefeeling,"said employees. Pollard was also a home in 1976 to go to college and Pollard. training representative for new . wit~ logo that is BC ·, I'll be Kelsey. "I think that's an illu· Offers a wide selection of hot foods, entrees; fresh vegetables, . making S)!re that the publications aion, a false con~t. but a lot of later find a job, she never dream· . The students at · BC remind employee orientations and taught. fried chlcken,.soup bar, fresh fruit & salad bcr. ALSO, a · ed of returning to Bakersfield to Pollard of her· college days at supervisory and management tra- · that do go out prominently say people tend 10 think that." complete seltctlon of Mexican food. · · Bakersfield College,'' Pollard Kelsey also point! out that many get what she left home for. U.S.C. where she graduated in ing programs at the park for two 1980 an Engllih major. said. ·students live closer to c.i State · "When I first left over 10 years as. . years. ago I said I would riever come "I like It, Its pretty upbeat, lots 'It was a great place to work. Pollard doesn't want BC just Bakersfield, and don't want to · to be known as 'the school on the · fight the traffic driving up to BC. * Staff Dining Room* back, because there's nothing of students here. I like being out It taught me a !of of good thing here, "sald Pollard. on the campus, everyone seems to about being professional and be· hill," Pollard adds, "I would like "Many of them are reluctant JI a.m.-1:JOp.m. - MON. thru THURS. Now 11 years later, Pollard has be having a good time and you Ing in business," Pollard said. to do a media blitz to get B.C. in to tru.,t the transfer pr= (Ill J1:30 a.m.-1 p.m. - FRI. Major Features returned io her hometown and is don't see a lot of 1011 souls runn· After Disney, Pollard became th publics eye but in such a way BCJ.'' Kelsey adds ,;r,ith a laugh. that its all good. I'd like to see a • Spell-Right wo,d Character Editable Memory happy to be back .. The 29-ycar ing around. It's a good place to a supervisor and management According to Kel,ey, there is a Priva(t dining for faculty & dasslj/ed staff, so.coo • s,.ooo concentrated effort on getting the Electronic Dictionary • Auto Center -old Director of Public lnforrna· be, "said Pollard. skills trainee specialist for the trend of higher collcie enroll· lion and Publications at Baker· Pollard's typical day at the of· Panorama City Medical Center. good things out so that will be • Find Feature ment across the nation, BC being • Auto Underscore ·field College enjoys her new posi­ flee consists of putting out media Pollard now uses her excellent there when the bad things that no e~ception. He stl!es I( the ~ Full Line Correction • End or Page Warning tion and admires the campus rel=, publiciria.1 activities on supervisory experience to happen." trend continue,, the c,olkge v.ill • WordEraser • Bold faculty and student!. and off campus, · going · organiu all of her · publicity Pollard is presently io.·orking on continue to rnjoy an lncrt.t.!ing • Auto Half-space • Keyboard II "The people have been in· throughpile, of paperwork, and assignments for the college: One the B.C. 7Sth anniwrsary com­ enrollment. · mittee which Yrill be kicked off on • Reloca · ,. un and off line • Forward/Reverse Index crediblcly helpful. Everyday I get answerina calls. of Pollard's tasks in her new job . Kelsey e~peas more &tudrnts **ASK sometxxly walking In and in· "My Job is quite challenging, lt is to cst.iblish a (amp1u newslet· the Spring of '88. Plans are • A11r ,.., ·: • Dual Pitch to register for the sprin.1 ABOUT troducing them5elves and !(tting ke(ps me busy. I find rny.stlf ter for both the fac;,,ty and staff. under way to ha\·e former semt1ter. Traditionally, s-:hool .CAMPL'S me know that they're th~e when more In a maintenance m~. "There Is presently a publication Secretary of State He~ry enrollment increa!et in the .CATERING I need heln or a1sistance. There's making sure that thlnp don't fa.II for students but there isn't one lith (fl05) fl34·868 I · off the s: r~u ba.11,.ally to an graduating from U.S.C. WIJ with Anotht'l' goal Is to standardize is mariied and ha.1 one son named ii. °' ·OP.ffl rqiStrar,,,... t.ttmt p1ace in organization where many people the Walt Disney Unlvenlty the publications that go off the Spencer. Coll, h1

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,;; .. 'Gades hope to pass by Cross-country tea.ni faces·rebuilding .season Vikings . ' ' - '. ' i . . . . ' . . . ' . -· -· . . . - . . . . r- .· By STEVEN LASHLBY defense Is expected to be one of .which wlli be at the helm of ' freshman quarterback•. Stan C<>·Sport1 Editor the top squads In , the Western By Alex Mayberry · . strength and depth. of those fn · sophomores John· Rous from. system in which the places of the·. 'excel lndi~ldually, the success whether they will .c'ome ' Greene. graduate of Redwood or State Conference, according to A S!1lff Writer earHer years, there are three men . BHS, Blake Bowser from South top five runners from each school· · the teain still depends on all of its ·through ... ;,• The never-ending search for an Defensive Coordlnator Jim Mur, High School in Visalia, Greene With the. graduation of top In aood ·early season shape: Ron Hlgh,-'Chrls Rivera from Wasco· ,are added together.to determine .runners. . · · •Covey explains that the present ef~ectlve ,offensive attack will .. phy. · ·. was the leadlng prep passer In the ·. goal of the team is to close the' · ,. r1mners- Upton Hall, Jose Garcia, · Ryan, a graduate of Burroughs . High, andfreshmen Mike Gam· · the toial amount of points scored ''We' need. some rtal im· f~.iu toushest-obstacle so far ...... ' . state . last year, according to and David Escobar, coach Bob ijlgh _\YhO was· the· 1986 Most bill and Jeff James of North by each team. · provements from. our . fr~shmen gaps. between the number one· . this S11turday night as the . 0In addition to all .. of the Renegade Head Coach Carl Covey, who, In his 23rd season as · Valiiable · Runner, . freshman· . High, and _Alex· Mayberry ;froni. · For example, if the Renegade's• to fill In the holes,,. commented runner and the li\lmber five run~· . Bowser, . Re.negacj4; football . team plays · players we have coming back (on · head· cross-country coach, has Damian Lopez from East High,.· East High.. . ,top five funners place first, se- · coach Covey,· "Our lop three ner, bringing the team together as· · 11 · a unit, which, in a race; wlil res uh·· host to the Long Beach City Col~ defense), we have als.o improved But whether or not. the seen· the Renegades to six con-'. and Jeff Allen; a 26-year-old · For those unfamlUar .· with cond, third, founh, and fifth in a · --· men will be able to compete we _teae Vlklnp. . . in an overall lower score, · , · freinendously," Murphy said. ''I coaching staff. will utilize the . ference · championships and one·. graduate of West High who was a · crossscounuy; the athletes race· race, these numl)ers are. added In the league, but. we have some The season officially opened ; ·, ·' . ·. think we will surprise a few teams ability· of Greene remains to be . Southern Callfonrla · Champion· · golfer in .high school and at BC over a four~ml!e course, generally · together 10 arrive at a total score major work to do to find a strong for· BC Saturday with a race in ·. Led by eight returning this year,'.'. · · seen. ship, begins tlie 1987 season withl about eight ye~s ago. Ac~rding · held In a park or over rough ter· · of IS points-the team with the number· four and number five eophomores.,...lncluding six who. the ~lfflcult task ofrebui!dlngthe, · to Covey, all are looking good at. rain, and try to complete it in the · lowest amount of points winning' man, , , I believe the men are on Fresno, and will · continue · . ·earned first team all-conference Their job wlll be to· stop the 41Sure, we have a guy now with. men's cross-co1mtry team: this time. · · fastest time possible. the meet. So, even though there is campus and can do the job, but through ,ti~ fall with a string ,,f' · ~1H:t'1 ~ · r-: , ·Qr· · · The team will enter this Th. R.· ·· · ·· · · · d · · · · · defense. Bowser and the coaching · · c enegade defense will find •secon s, · dinator. likes about the make-up . dary, although he feels theyfiave · very gCJod. potential. · Grider also said that with the . • ·. Saturday's contest with Linzy · · · · ·.· · · ' ·. ·. out_· how good they really are · . . . .. of the 1987 Renegade defense . help of Mike Ackerley's · ex· ·. .· ·A···. fter living life_ as_ a'hea. ~ fo.otbal! coach for-~ while, H . Collins and Bryce Burnett at wide . corps wHI be counting on return- when they try and contain return· · expect our game with BC becomes clear the only Job security you have 1s that "I . The strength of the team, ac- . Starting offensive line.backers . _perience they are doing .a few . . . which you possess inside. . . ·. . .· . • .. receivers· and; Jeremy Ja.klevick -· . ing · sophomores iiki; . outside •· ing . Viking .. (juai'terliack ·· Rick ·.· will .be t_he typical 'junior college cording to Grider, is in the down are: . Lyneii Mayo, ·sophomore, more things with the. second11ry In other ~ords, no win, no stay. ·. . . ..· . .·.·. . and Lionel Sykes alternating at linebacker Lyneil Mayo, interior .. Wildt. He is strong, mobile and matchup: a little· ninning, Q little linemen, arestronger-Uianthey• and . Michael. Wiiliams·,: a coverages• that are helping the· 'i . the.light end spot. . lineman Jonathon Jones, 'and big-· 6-foot-3 a_nd. 200 passing and a good defensive ' . As brutal as the game Is for the players; it is even more so for have been in the last three or four· freshman from Cleveland. Ohio. ·.. defense, ! ' . · the coaches. There is no hope of going out and . scoring a · strong safety John Libby to keep ·. pounds-according to Murphy, ·. struggle," commented Murphy. · years, Ali three of the starting .. Starting inside linebackers are: f ·. When. Greene's arm i_sn't in . the Renegades in contention of Hal(back Rene Barton should "Our guys always get fired up linemen are returning players, ex· I sophomore Rich Newbill, and .. Grider also pointed oui that I touchdown or kicking the winning field goal_ to. insure 11. sue-·. I motion during the offensive at- . the WSC crown. . also provide some problems_, · when · we travel · down there. to . ceufµl season. The life of a CO!lCh is standing on the sidelines, cep1_· for Guy Sanford, who red, i _Lawrence Moore, a sophomore .· the defense is about so percent tack, the ball will be in the hands · play because of the rivalry we've: · · shirted last .year because. he 'was · ·. froni Arizon_a State. . . freshmen, which is. usual for a. . shou11ns a few orders, _and hoping and.praying that Lady Luck of 12 running backs, 10 whom "It takes time to coordinate The Renegades, who finished · . formed over the years: I don't ex- j Willjlve blessing to your cause. • • . . . . .· ·. academically ineligible: The other.· ...Grider also said that they have · junior college. ••We . would be ' . . are freshmen. Starters. are ex-.. the offense and:,, gel the timing last season J'. 4-6. will try to pect this·. year 10 be. any ,· .. · -· For the past three years as head coach of ihe Renegades; Carl two st_arting ._linemen are Todd : . good speed at the corners· with_: . ·· lucky to have 70 to 80 percent · pec_ted: to be Eddie Chavez, who· down," Bov.,er -a,J . .__,, ,,u, a·, en~e Jaq , ear', I,", r,, the Vik- . different." . Bowser has drawn a ihln 11.ne·between success and failure. Since. Triinm_~nl!J~.!lathan !ones.: · Otis Kearney, a freshman from returners, .but we don't," said c •. ' . . • ._ . ' . . .- . Two back up linemen were in, New Jersey, and Eddie Thomas,. G.rider .. Jn heriting the head coach posltion from Gerry Collis In 1983, a jured and weren't able 10 play • a freshman from Chicago. · · · Grider finished by saying that. . once-successful program ·has dwindled from contenders to the. epitome of mediocrity...... Soccer· Safurday in the opening game 1· ., . . . once they get the three injured . . , . . ._ agai'n.st .. G_ol_den· w__ est,_ they_a_·re_: !.. ·· . We have got some pre_tty.de_- . . l,·_· Players back_ in .the game the· · · Since Bowser's. appolntment, . I ··•.Ar.tliu·r p·aul, .who· __ i_s._out w_ith _a., cent pI aye.rs., at,, Iea_s_t two. deep 1_n d G defense will be at ·full strength. : the Renegades have failed to looking sprained ·ankle,and Greg Allen, every position, sa, n der. . ' finish above .soo and finished ' . . . -j...... • :...... ·.. . . . last ~n with a dismal record· . ' ·•· · of 4-6. - •• Another· ·. ' . . . .. bett£?r --·i.. .··. There are -some who believe Netters look ·ror ·teall1work, ... .,l . . ' . . . . ' . . Bowser Is entering· his trial . -.. By Kristy Haynes . title for. .. · season. Since football revenues ... sock, .from winterhaven; Keely .. ·confer~nce Bakersfield is in. ~c- ·Co-Sports. Editor· / ' By JOSEPH REYES . l .. make .up the most of the co-curr · . Staff Writer · Cooper from Indonesia, Becky cording to Elizalde, Southern \ ,· curricular tiudgt BC, declining· _·.· · ' · ' Cross from Wasco, and Christi .. Californian volleyball pla),ers ~-.. _ - •Starting the SWOR with better . Hoffman.-· are ; _. ' . ' - . . . ticket sales over the past several players, that are in better shape, The 1987 BC. Renegade · Yontz from Shafter. ·._·-.·· .. · differeri!when t:ompared to the.; .. years ·has put l;lowser's etfective ... By JOSEPH REYES Volleybali team vistializes a fun EJizalde el)jOys -wor~ing ',Yith • Bakers.fteld atheletes. "In ' and have .better: attitudes, tha,i . siaffWriter · : ne'ss In question,· And there are <. ·· Bowser . · last year's soccer team, first-time and challenging season ahead; ac· · her new and very enthusiastic Bakersfield, you get. as far as • . those· who believe the only wa}': · cording to sixth Year Head Coach ·· team. teamwork is· what Elizalde yoUeyballpiayers go; you don't · i. · . assistant coach Amir l'ol!l'jabari · . 6,( ·.· he.al th instructor. Norin · to resolve the problem Is to shake up th'e coaching corps ancf rind is . eJtpecting ·a. winning season. Cindy Elizalde. .· · · . will emphasize this year. ''We get the players who just p!ay ' _'. Hoffman recently capt11red a Na­ Two returnees frorn· last yeaFs ..· really have to work 'hard· on . yolleybalL Yo_u get the all-round·.; !-·· · :a new ·general. . · . Both J>our}abari, and Massih · i ·.-· ti611al Championship in the Age · squad and nine new players from .. working · tog~1her, '' . slie . said,· · atheletes that .play yolleybalt ·as · · ·_ i : Hoess\ni; the new head coach/ex~. . Graded Cycling Nationals held in D. area. high schools are preparing "They haven't played· iogether · cine oftheir other sports. It's not . :B· .ut.lhere ar_.· e other_· swho.disagr. ee. ¥en's_ A. th.letic i. rec.tor .. to U1ke the 1987 Renegade ·· . Walt Johnson points out t_hat last year football revenues ~cl .. Parks City, lltah this summer. · for the . s_eason .which begins· before. They are all new and all as pop,uiar in Bakersfield as it is · .· ... . met the projected Income of. $140,000 and, in fact, surs. · · soccer team to the championship ·Hoffman won the 40 kilometer 'this year. . . . . saiurday, --. at the Ki rigs · River from outlying areas. All the di f- in Southern California. Hopeful· pused the projection with a final total' of $147,700.. However, time trial for his 4s;50 age group, , Tournament; . fefent pers·onalities trying 10 .·· ly someday w~'li get to the point . Po1,1rjabari (eels • that the . .$7, 700 of It came as a result ofan addltional home game last . and set new national record, ~3 According 10 Elizalde, the . work together )!asn'I been a pro· where we'll have just volteybaU . . . . . - ·...... ae.fense is doing a much better ~ ~.:;:;> ~ i·. ·aeuon. · minufes,39 seconds in thetrlals, · flffl!!l!i?: Renegades's strength will come bleni so far and everyboday is players playing," said Elizalde. ' 1-.··. Job than last year, along with the i.: . ''I recognize that tick~ sales hav_e dropped over the past . beaiirig .the old record by at least . . '·-:: ..· . from middle blockers, Monique ·getting a long fine .. ~ejust really .- Elizalde is already looking for- · forwards who have.developed.a ·. aeveral years, "John.son sal say there was. ever any each o( the players have their After completing this task, the· . ' hitters Lisa Ura~da·, and S'.iz the second year in a row. hopefully they'll . be back next preuure coming from me to produce a winning season.''' ·:: .· own technique but they put it · . Unlike Johnson, Bowser admits there is some degree of United States Cycling Federation Lowry frorr; ~!C i. _. 'Ca.- ;._; ac· .- . : 2.: e I - . ~ · 'he tOUgh year with a (Ot more CXpeTienct.' together as a whole team. · . had to refer to ils computers io .... preuure, but he polntt out it Is coming from unlikely sources .. En_thusiastic about the u...-nm. . "1be only prwure there is is the pressure vou put on .check if Hoffman had set the (\CW • I ing season· Pourjabari st~~ed ~ "' • ·' '-' .::_-.·.·.·'~- . ' : yourself,'1 Bowser explained. '4There is no pressure C'Oming record. "l(ley thought it was "',""' I•);_ ,,,.. '. ( · · from the BC administration to win, · · the fact that _l_his year's t~ i~ a_ : _· C{_·_i.C:' ' -~-_ ..,_ ,_ physiologically impossible for a very well organized and di~!•11,.. t~ ' ' ' . ·. . . , . . . .· •l"fl!'l · . , ·• ·. . .. ·! I , . , 46 year old guy to ride that fast," · . ' . "But, I would be lying If l said there was no pressure at all," · 1· t · d k .,.,).';. ,. ·. . . ·.· · · · · · •. . , · ,; ·. · •,· . -! · ;·; ,·" ,. · '· 1·.· · c .·.c-,->,.~; ed t earn, th a·1sensant .wor s !- c_c-·<·',:·, .:..,/ .. : r . . :-,:, .··.,-, .._· .0 .-,-._----1··.i,.·-··.\,,.;,,.·.'u:~:-=:- :,",_'\·..•.• ,~---~··,:,\;,;! "••e:C..,·,,:··.::,::-.;~4' · expiained Hoffman. • . . • · he oootinued." There Is pressure; I feel it ... yeah," . well together. · · :. ; -. · - ··. ·· ~~~~--,;~--~!.'1~.t i.~i ~=-ii..\·._ t ;·,·.~~---~·~·:;... J·-~_1 .. f-\~tc -i ~··;,;·.'.}-_.. : ;:t:>~i1}:.\,i."/ ~:.\t:~tt,,;.,:..~~-~--1:1·!~,:~_.;:.\.~;~ ?.~'~..-~-; t~~:~'.:.i:~~~ourjabarl Is very pleased with tongiovanni from Garces; left the BC soccer team, reels that he are lookina rel.I aood," while Johnson "believes thh could be the progres3 of the goalie, Jimmy fullback Jimmy Rivera from can make a ,,.inning team out of the ye,w " • Maitia, a freshman from Arvin. Highland; center halfback Tom the 1987 Renegades, Coach eont1naed rrom page 6. B1Jt r~:ileu ~' " an a 11000 ~iaff a.-..;: 1:-.cv have a good rcla· State ?,a\.er,field, and has been Po·:·'a~ac, , •. -·,-.c ,,.11 fr,atthe West, B.-~-· '. :, '···m ,.· ,,th ~ --X-:-·-:- l"'I.~ ~- ':'4..V" "", ,·, c,:· roe : :~ l)vt the" ne·.·i.""; .:.)a.::~~~ ~1n ·.~it -.i[:- i....·- - .. # r:- . · tlonabtp .,u, their pi.,..,-, llc:i, '"';.,,com~ wh~n I think we i:i ;;;;,- .~- • ., , plarie~ •oo;er since he was five te.am -,'. >- • ~., • .-., ·.e.:..:iu1<: of and P: ~~ !.\.· w. .. ..:: ··a· ... ~ ..~ ·­ \.,,- -..,.-r-.n1 ..-.th HC)1:Vln. ,, )·cars 0,,! ft-,,· '!'"'' ~e "". Li 11.·.,a,"":.::: ~ '(,. · baTC oc-llnii :»en• ~": -..e •r" ,inan1-, to make them perform 8Ucl<,'i"'11: -~_ ... J:~... :-. .:i~,e of ,1 • ~~a.-.· : ..1.a...... "tl. ii "'-m:i.r P- .,., · s~~ ·.-..-:,k a. ·t.a-;-. .... ,, ~.a.:: ",e-,. ~ ··a· ~,·, -.ar~ ,· ~:a, -- -· . : M IGCft. ~ IN th<" 1:.1:'. ..-f 1&c,, i" "'"h." which •a, a ;t,-,a.J:t a 1 . -~:":"- a..·~ . .. ,t p-tl ·.·~\: ~. .a: .(! \ ,. - a· i,- • ~.- •f I.U,Q I ,r9d.a•< _.' 0·1.:. -. .,1ly from Iran, F .s-,'ni Yt'f";"" ·,-..·~·,a, t:· :-,a .. -.... :· 1 ·- ·-e A,i,d wll.at ,r th.t A:~~· ;-;:.is:-.:~;, ~ron without ,,.;n,,;,,g ~.e :e.ar.i ~L.\ . ~ ;:i1a., ~, · )f '-(3'\.--., J_( ~"-ii? ~ ...... - ...... _ . · "~ , 'ld 1 for i ch.a~::-·--c-,.;:- a.s .11 ·.:: :--.a, .. ~ _,._. __,, · .,, ~ l(llll•~ ia1a -, ·c,.,k the job as ~~a ...,.-,:. ·a paw~ "lf anybody Joe,\. ,1 well probably be the athk,k dirr

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I OPINION \i(: -~~: Kern County.Fair -. Norm Hoffman to beginWednesday· rebreaks record Deukmejian .~pathetic on education information, page 4 See page 7 .. Once In the Old West, there was the Duke· a . atiinamountujiioSISOperpersonimdupto$300 Now, Deukmejlan Indicates he Is willing to tlons. •...... • ...... man who was concerned for the welfare of per couple. compromise, but unfortunately that doesn't mean They are concerned which method Is the fairest Monday, September 21, 1987 ~ · Volume XLVIII Number 1 .. !llanklrid. T<>day In· California there's Governor . That may sourid good, but what worked back he's going to education t!ie money It so.desper~te· . _for the taxpayers. Well,_thc fairest way to give the. -Deukmejlan, the new Deuk,who doesn't seem to theri does not necessarily carry over as well today •. · ly needs. And California's legislature Is ·not money back ls io give It to the schools. That way :be concerned about the future welfare of this · in the '70s the limit grew wit.h Inflation, butlnfla- assisting HonlgJn his fight for education either.·, .. no one can complain that someone else received . more money; And the bCJttom line is, that's what ·. · .. · state, as. he has shol'm countless times with his tion ha.s been.slow recently. Also' Gann" does not . Instead, their big concern Is whethc'r they'll return · '-I, . .disregard forlb educational lnstltutlons.Jn fact It account for the constant growth In personal In- the money to the taxpayers through the personal the . . . voters .· wish . ·.' for. Administrative structure study topic :. :. . · .seems u If he's lntenfon drlvlrig education out of · · i;orrie above the cost of living, Honig points out. Income tax or the sales tax, or some other way. . Now Is the time for the Governor and the · town and his weapon thls time Is .the Gann In· Most of all; the initiative only recognizes changes Not o·nly that, they wanied to figure thls problem legislature to prove that they can look beyond par­ By ({le Relyea . ducted by Ray Chisin, lnstltuo .. '' You need to take long,. hard look at . .needs," say~ Ludeke. . . ministration, .. four.·· department ~( a . ,. ithitive. . in· the total popultation, but the school-age 0111 before they concluded for r~s Sept. 11. tisan llnes to the concerns of the people they rep re- · Editor in chief tfonal research' specialist; reveal· · · · · · Ludeke also points out . thit chairs, five faculty me111bers, one _'. But education does have one man on its side arid . population ls boomhig at a u>«tllcuhu rate. (The .CaHfornla's politicians seem to have forgotten • sent. That 'three percent reduc!ion.(n sales tax or .. ed ,"BC was spending several What YOU 're doing ; , . '' coordinators and directors who .. classified J)ersoil and BC Califor. .his name is Bill Honig, state superintendent.of Bake;sjield Califo.rnlan, Aug. 27) · th.at they represent the wishes of the people, and . 'the direct rebate to taxpayers oou!a·provlde an ad: . Acommitiee has been formed . million doilats In the adnilnistra- Dr, Richard Wright, perform 'admlr1fslrative jobs are ·.· nia Teachers AssociatlCJn presi- dltlonilJ. $1$0,000 for each school in CalifClrnia. . ·b.· · h h. a1· f. · f '· · · not .des·.. lgnated a. s direcior.s but as · d. ent. Steph.. en Smith .• r: ·. · public Instruction. In his latest battle against . Deukmejlan can't fall back on the excuse that . the people have made It clear they want. surplus 10 · to S·tur;I. Y ..th. e. cirganl.. zatlon of t.h. e tton ut more t an o It was · . , :;; · ·. Deukmejlan; Honig ls fighting for a $1.4 bill Ion · he's doiJ18 what the taxpayers want because accor- . be spent on· thls . sw,te's educatiori, · Assembly (Tiie Bakersfield Californian, Aug. 27). Money · · · admlnistraiion, with . the ·wit h. the facu I ty d oI ng a dm1ms- · · ·Jo·h n.·. L u d. e,.e,., pres1'd en t ·o f t h. e most· int.eresie.d in preserving a fa.culty·,· ·even tho.ug·h· thes·e J0 CJbs · Other .co·mm1'tt.ee membe· rs· in- • ~ surplus that he· feels should be .·given. to · ding to.a Caliomla poll conducted r~ntly, voters · Speaker Wl~,JJrqw,{S!!f1ta,lllubar11) Insists on · . which is desperately n~ded to keep up with ihis . =sslbillty of chang.ing· · the pres: · tra11ve· · d. ut· · 1es. "·. . · Acad.em'1c·· . sena · te, · agrees· ·w ·1·th st rue. ture.in. w.hich the. indlv1.'dua. I · are not · .related . aca· dem!cally·.. · c.lµde Dr. Ro.be.rt. Allison, Lind.a state's growing educatlon'al needs . .. - · · , · ·He add. s ... l·t.se·ems ·10.me·· y•ou·· W.. r.ight. ".The bulk o··f the fa·culty· teach.Ing m. ernber. of. the ·facu.lt) .· "Th. ai is one of th. e•thlngs th.at Belcher, .Or .. Peggy Buckley·, Dr; . . <;allfornia's schools Instead of returned to the tax· . .support •the . idea. of giving. the reba,tC to the pushing for a three percent sales tax reduction dur- eilt .structure,·.. acco. rdm~. t.o · Dr, . . . • • . · We strol181Y advocate tnat me money used for f .- . payers. Peukmejian says the. money can't be used ~hoots.( The Bakersfield Cal(fornlan Aug. 26)/ ins the Chrlsimas shopping sel\Son while Deukme- . RI.chard ·wrlg· h·t·, BC pr. es.. id. ent.. n~d to ta·k,e a Ions, har.d.. loo. k. at reallies that this may be a good has.maximum freedom and has a .needs to be worked out.'' Charles Carlson, Clifton· Garrett '• California's education. If the politicians can't t, t .t ·d th. · .· ·1 h.. ·rep·· resentative in the fo.. r.m• of a . Although there.is still much. to and Dr. Frank Gornick.·. . . Jor education because the state has already teach·. So perhaps his reluctance to do so sieins .from' hls jiari k~ps wanting to give the money back directly, · "We.'re.go.ing 10 take.· a look.at wha·t. you re ·.,doing per.1od.1cal Iy . ·· tm() o s u Y. e structure wt ·· _· ed Its s~ndlng limit under the Gann Initiative, ~-~inab.ility to admit Honig was rjght WJJliQllii; th~t :_ The disagreernentbetwcen.thesetwrus onlyj:irie ex·_· r.c:11ch Jbls particular decision/be fecessing._then ·-~..... ~ho.. w we'r.e·o.rgan.ized ·internally .._an_(!_ we haven. t. done thatm the . an eye' to improving it," states department chair within the ad- look · into; Ludeke states, . • More are Jackie G4l!iarn, Lisa · tet's hope they h'old it until they return with clearer , b h Th • Ludeke . - - rirtmstralion...... · . 'What's.'>. lgn!fic.a.nt here 1..s the -.H.· utch. insoir;., W.a.lrJohns.on, Mike.--.~ · .\· proved in 1979 by California voters. ,Instead, he · Is, Californians. do recognize the importance of ample of. how voting with party loyalty tias come Th.. at.. lncl.u. ·.des th. e f1m. ctioris P.er- .·.lo Y.e.ars 1 ve .een. ere. ere... ,·s.. . . · · ·. · · ··. · . · . . . . _ ...... 1 ·says, the tax surplus must be rebated to taxpayers edcuation even if the Governor doesn't. close to crippling this state's educational· 1nsHtu- heads'. . formed by faculty that. arc really al ways ro?m ',or 1":'p_rovemen t . . . Although b.o.th sides concide. ·. As it now stands, the depart· ·faculty.1.'sp.. t.ay.lrigan.. a.. dvi.sor.Y .... r.ole M.. a· reit.l, and.. Cynthia Pol.lar. d .. · . . ··.·! I. adm.inistr. alive," Wright. states. . Accor~mg 1.0 Wright, the .stud.y that fr does not Y.el know the . ment chair is elected withinlh~ · through this committee and help- Ot.hers include Dr. David . , In \his ·category are departmellt by .the .c~mm1ttee could resu~t .'" .. eventual outcome, Ludeke states facuit)", !'We favor that because Ing to determine what would be . Scott, Dr. Archie Sherman, and ' chairmen and chai.rwomen, coor· mamtammg the present adm1ms- that. one idea that has been hJ! or she is oitr,'elected repr~en- the most workable mode!, accep'. ·. Robert Tuttle. · ...... dinators an··. d directors. . trative structrue or it coul.d res.u.lt present~d is that of division tative and he or she is a member-table to all the par.ties Wright will be the chairman of · Wright . sa.· ys .he· decided. to. in a di f ferent k'. m d ·o f structure· all. de· ans· , wt'th eac· ·h bemg · · ·1 n· c·h arge·. of .th.·e faculty·. The p. erson who c.. oncern.ed.. " . . . the com. mittee. and hopes .·th.. at 1'1 · Democratic· hope·fuls "I h 'd h of the d'f' · t · d · ·d t ·. supervises us. is one of us ·an.· d The co. mmhtu.. will be coinpos-.. · will b.e ·.able. to make its recom- · ...... analy:ze th. e administration.'s . toget her; .· ave n.o ·' ea. w ere . · . . 1 ,eren aca em1c epar . 'II d " d t ht ments. But .. he says, "We are undcrstan.ds our particular · ed of five. people fron;t the ad- mendations March. . .. organization after a study con~ · we en. up, a mt s.w ng . by -rw.._ 'T'Wf'. .· ;1 \ 'fH~~:7 bleak prospects when · ,AL,\o/AY? ''12. · GARY.HART !! \____ .(1/';{g'J..I& ·.·CAMPAIGN . co.rnpa.red to·. Oary Ha.rt HEADQUARTERS · l Lewis' defense attorney challenges Water fu~ cau~es By Brian Puckett · not only a plow to. the Demo- from the American people and ·• .. Opinion Editor . , crats, but to the nation. The man den~ the affair. _.... · t campus driveway, ·van i conditio11s. -.·• damage 1n dorm .· The rumors have been squash- _was a leader who _never lost sight · · · · . · · · .· · . .· · ·. .· 0 · ;~ · . . · Kie Reiyea .. · ···.'. '.. /· .d···o·.·n· ..'. t·. w·;. a··n··t·.t· ... h· e·J··u· ·r·y·· · 1·o·. b·.. e'.· .u'n· .d· u··1y·· ,·n:.· ... •· after he examined all of them. . By Kie Relyea . ed: Gary Hart finally has made of. his views .and clearly cared . Hart made a mistllke. Every- · ~ . Editor in chief . . Jess Soto;: sergeant of catnptis . . ..Editor in Chief . an official statement regarding . what happened in this country. . one rriakes mistakes. . · (: . f'.luen.ced. They.· . w.·. o. uld b..egin a. c_ce.. P.tl.'.ng. • police and security, stated during ... Levinson Hall has Stistai~ed watet damage after someone hls candidacy for· President of the . ·· ·.. · · ·. ·· · · · · . The. Am. e. rican peop· 1e< can..· ·.be . .r·e.was· an acc'i.de·n··t·o·n.cam·· .. J 1 . his testinioriy, ''D'uring the left . · · · · •. · • f. · · ·. ; The · · · · · · · · if,.· , , · · · · · P 1ligged the smk. of one o the bathrooms; between 2-4 a.m., ·Uni.t.ed States.·,·and the an. swer ap· • Hart had a pl11tforin to sfam;L . ·. ..---:' · · · n1·k· 1· f h- · · · · cr·e· d. lted.· with .overreac_tina· to t. h.·e ,,: pus the·night of March 31,.. but . .. ·the· a1.lega.. lions. without ·pro.·.o . .. ·.· ·. . . . turn, Lel'!iS said his foot acciden- ·. d . . pea.rs. to be flnal-"No!' · upon, u I e mos o 1s running · · , · · · · , · d . . . tally• carrie down on the ·. ac-.. Tues ay, according to Scott Douglas, programmer of.dorm ac,. mates;: their only piatform ·was entire situation. Those pious in- .~ ·. there was no crime comm1tte ,. · · · · Deputy Oistrict Attorney Kyle Humphrey . tivities . . ·. · . . ·. . .. th·e·woo. den· on~.. under· their feet. dividuatswho arejudgemerital of i . stated Stan. Slmrin, Gayl~n · ,~el~r)t~r (insiead of the . "The floor was .flooded and the first three or four rooms· 1 • His decision, made clear ·10 " millioils 6f. Americans waichlrig · ·. · · · · · a mari they de>n 't per~onally Lewis' attorney, during Simrin's . ca· r.e.fu. lly, p. r·.. u.de·n· tty· ,·.,, sat' d .· w·.. a·s.··wi·p· 1;n·g· ·,t·h·.e. ·.b· l·oo'd. o.ff .. th.·e·.·in: .· raTo~a· d. th · ·n'd· 0 f ·1·h· · h · ·n· S . do~n thaih.µIwaywere alsoflooded. ft also soaked the carpet in · · · · . Hart cared about the disadvan~ know is somewhat sickening. .. o... pen'1ng .. s.t.ate· m·en·t·.tast.Th.·ur.sd.ay· · w r · e.e. e ean · s 1h · d. 1 · "· · ·o· ·1· · · · . . ABC~TV's!Vight//nerecently;is.a. :iase' in AII)erica .. Hart. cared . .· .. · .. · ...... _; ' · s:- · jury he sustained With rubhi.ng Thuisday,, Depuiy, O(strict,At: · e stu Y· ou.nge, states; oug as; < · . ·. . ·. . ·. · at West Kern Municipal Court. · ,mrui. · . ·. • .. ·. · . .·alc.ohol.wh.en ;h·e. pol'tce·.arri'v.ed•.... ·, · .K· 1. · · hr ·.b. .d· · • Douglas 'says he and Kathy Rosellini, director of student af- · sad and disheartening .one. The· about,· America's ·relationships· · Aii affair? Who cares I? Jim ··.·_· .,""" ~·wi·s·, ,. ·'orm.,, ·e·· r .·.m·.·e.n•.s· ·.t.en.. n',·s . s. itnrin added,·· ."S. 6. me of.the · · · ·· , · · · · · · torney· · Y e · Hump ey o iecte · ·f·atr •.. s •.· .m .. .ltl ·a1· · 1Y.· 1oo · ke. d- 1nto,t. · · h. e. mc1. ·,d ent s.. • mce.Greer · Gustavson,·· · Democratic ticket wi!l undoubt· w1.1h o. th.er, n.a.t.ion. s, 'o.f.·_ the. w. or.Id .. ·•.: Ba.;k_ er had.· . on.·e, b. u. t.' llis,s.u. i.... .:nach. ·1 5· on trial· ~or 1·h·e· ·.alcoh.ol·.. ·boys noticed the steering was Lewis'· breath analyzer test to some · of. the photographs' · . Ueiiien.· d.o. u.s. 1.o. · - · · · '· · · ·· · ···· I , ·,.. ··· · · · . revealed h.e' had a blood alcohol·· Slmrin planned ihow thejury... . :housing cciordinator;w.as on vacation when it occurred:. . cu""1.Y suffer_ a ·s.s.: . Hltrt,.. cared abo4tiiiariy" · t~ings; .• porters" say God·. ha.s fe>rgiven," ·. relaied· incident in which ihe 13c: . !=)OSe •.· ..·.. ·. · . . • ;. , · · · . · · · ·. · · . - . ''At this.point; we really don'r know ihe)erson or people . . With no clear front-rUl1)1~~.Jhe .· but, unforiunaiely, not . verr. ~··. chiJTI, cle,i;pitfih~ fact th'~ h.e al$O . · ! , ..• ,van carrying (he men's tennis In.·depicti11g the eve'nts ;whi~h · l~vel of.09percen(. a~cllrdirig to, . Th:e pict.ures shi:iwed tire_ inarks responsible,' ( 11dtnits Douglas. The cost of th·e damages has not . •Democrats have ail bul iost any .... many people lisiened to wllat he ' .embeµled milliC>llS fromJllegTL:. .••. i ..· .· tc:am ci~shed intbdie side ofthe led (o the van hitting the sir;le of ,Simriri>The legal !eve.I of in fox· ' near the grass area wh.erethe van . • :'yet b~n determined since Maintenaitce and Operations is still in chance to land iri the Ovill Office. had to say, but instead what he' . Club. Hart should be forgiven, i Science . and ~ En gine~ii n:g the S&E building~ Simdri describ· ication set in Califo.mia 'is .10 · had allegedly skidded; Sinirin ad' the process ofassessing thenL . . · . - · . . ·ecent.opi.nion po. llsindicate tha. t did in his personal life. . . . . too I Takua quick look back in .'.::.:! . . building;·'.·. ' . . .· . . ed the BC~an as beirig eight feei percent. He'.also 'cOn'!endedJhat . miffed he did. notkno\>/ the exact For now, Douglas ~!ates, "We're.not going to tilow ii out of. R . · . . _·· . . history at ·.. the riuinb~(.- o.f . fact illl too. clearly. It. seems 1. he . . . . ·. .. · . · · . . · · . · .·. · . . ! Lewis has pleadid innocent to .· Wlt..h'de .•whhbI!ef. tte, at.iey· ..thite_ cdorronveer... ~eew~a,::e ~~~i ai~a:~ep~:f~ra~ .. t:iipo:r~ypicti~esJ'ectr:ret~ak:r; prciporHon. . . . • .··...... •. . . . ·.· . . . . . · .The man had ari affair. Big pr.esidenis ··.who h. ave had some out of the race .in the first place. ' • - misdemeanor charges of driving roug e ~m. urmng · · .· · ·· ·· · .· · · · .· · · · · · · · · ·.· ·· · · · : . We're going to find out who did it and .if that ·person(s) . American people care little for · · · . · around the world~has hurt l)lril .· And • to . tltiiik · sohle- people · deal. He is human! ty.pe.· .. o. f ·.· illic.it fling .. J.t.'s He and.his farnily have suffered forever. A remark he made on never take resporisil)iiily for the· · ! · ·und.er· the·.1·n· flu··e·n· ce'. .· was nine feet six inches wide .. injured the muscle on hfaleft leg.· photographs onthe grounds tha.t, · · . . . the likes of Jesse Jack~on, Mario ...... · . . - doesn'lcoine forward 9r sciniecine doesn't teUiis, then we're go- · ;, . astonishing! John F. Kennedy is enough pain and sorrow. Nigh/line makes,thisJiear: . .. many h,orribfo things they do ..· ... i. .·. •• According to Simrin; _a .ten~is . ''There were approximately nine· Thatwas _the reason he failed it ... "Vie ifon't' ~now wheri' those .. irig to think about making therest of the students.pay.... . · Cuomo, and the rest of the gang · .His actions .can't be condoned, · I , player; Jarnes Scott Robertson inches on either side of the .van.··. But Lewis \<.'.!IS a.ble, tCl do.. the ph.otographs wereJaken.J don't trug.gli.n.g al.o.n.. g,· r.ather.liinply.. . a: p~rfect examp e. . '"I will always bear the burden Maybe it's· time to . reevaluate "f S . . . . especially the fact that his initial ··The mistake Hart made-that · of responsibility' for what hap~ ourselves...:.10 deierriliti.e how , drove the vai(from Yenfura to for clearance."' · •.. · .·· > ·· finger to nose sobriety test. "As' want the jury to be unduly in~ Hart's decision not io run is reaction was . to hide .the truth - ·. Hart should rtot have dropped many others · make . everyday . ·pened." . · · perfect we are. - i . Fillmor~ following the t.ennis .. · "As lie turned left: the rear far- as Lcari tell; he .did. thai flucenced. They wou\d begin ac- . ·~ . match in O)ai. Lewis then drove right wheel hit the gra~s and the . perfeclty/• ·st11ted Simiin. .• ·. ceptlng the allegations 'without ·.. N.· ·. • · · · ·· . · .·· ·· · · . r . the rest of the way to BC. van started to spin ouL It ·fish· ... : Dr. William Baker, J:r.', team proof.", ·. . , . ; .· •... · ..· . ·ur.··.·.st.n.·· g.. ·. ·,·.p·.... ro .. _·gr. a.. m...... Simriil . stated that' from tailed and Lewis tried to correct docoir for Be, testified he had Judge Frank A .. Hoover over- .. · . Fillmore to ·Bc, Lewis .dfd riot it, and in.fact; over corrected it found no. evidence the team turn~ Humphrey's objections. . . . • ...... have anything to drink. ''Gaylen .. and the van hit the building,.. members had been drinking. a The trial will continue Wedens- .•.. an·. ·S.. ·w·.. e· .·r· .. ·1-.n·.· g· . · _n. · ·e .. e-·ct··.. ··s· . ·.· ... •. Lewis drove from Fillmore to BC Simriri also slated that Lewis considerable amount of alcohol .·day . .nti A· harsh reality: survival,is life of· a runaway : i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~qflochl;hospi~l~: · The following was written by a . ·. _seems to tie the .best thing to do ... stolen from, and assaulted? , · •·.cruel world than some of you will I em:led up on the stret; not• ing. Now with thii help of a car~... I ,.,' .. ._S.ay1• ng Say· 0 n ar a t O SU m ffi ef . BY JennifeLSelf Buckley said. "Th~ et'irollment in BC student who.wishes to'remaln , It's a great life; no worries, no ...... ever see, becau~e you.were s111art . once; buitwice, Yoil'dthiiik that.·· ing and trusting friend, 1 !l!Tr · News Editor . both courses is really up." anonymous. The Rip editorial patents to hassle you, l)nd no Maybe you!r_e ~onc)eririg :. and decided to rough it out at my first experience would have home and trying like hel!io make · Buckleysaid the 10 instructors -, . ·. bo,i;d finds hei reasons for curfew. Butsuddenly simple WOT· ' Where I get the nerve to teUyou, horrie. taught me something, but it . the best of ii. My parents have Due to intensi~e pubtkityand in health careers 'are dealing well . . anonlmity legltimaie. · · ries turn into major· problems. my .peers, whai · to do. ·It's. my . didn't. This. experinece .· did. I . lost all•faith in me a·nd no longer. heavy recruitment by local with the high number of students. • . . . Where will you get food? Where , right lei do as I want, you say. . Being out ori my own seemed . ended up getting assaulied iii an trust me, ·1 can't : say I blame hospital nursing directors; the BC . However, . the pro grain has Life Is impossible at home.. are you going to sleep? , Maybe that's• so,· but listen to a the· best ·thing· at tlie lime. l . attempted rape; .It would've been . t.hem. It rests on my shoulders. , nursing program is flourishing in undergone a IS. percent budget . ·. I' Anywhere· is better. than where ·1 warriing, listen to the fact~ from always had a place to sleep with · changed to·rape if I had not hap- the midst of a IS yoor Jiospital · cut this year. Last year, $6,442 ' . you are now. Your family haies There are people· out .on the someone· who's been out there. ·. friends, but it wasn't the same as . pened to have a knife. . So, please, for your own sakes, . nursing shortage, • 11ccording to was allocated to the program; · you and would care less if you . street who will us~ you~ needs for Look at me, an average kid who. home. I was out on the s·treets. · don't run. Stand up and fight the Peggy Buckley . chairwoman of this year Buckley has $966 to _ just disappeared.,·Have.,you ~er .. their purposes. Pimps, . drug. · has seen more of h•er share of '.most of the time. I was harassed ' I liad slowly changed. on the. problems. On the streets, life and health careers. · . spend on medical supplies. · felt like that? That's jusf'typical., dealers,· and others can see a harsh· reality that you· can only· by other runaways, stolen fro.m, streets. I no longer cared and I . ·.death are a fine !iri'e that can b~ "We've had a lot of publicity · "When you're teaching nurs- . teen-age outlook! oii life. But yet runaway miles away. They'll lure find on the streets. At seventeen, · and had piinps try to bµy me with , about the shortage of nurses na- ing, you · have to be able · to · : used .people the ·same way they breached at any m6ment. Talce it ' every· year, hundreds· of kids you in with pretty stories and · I have secn'more of the so.called "glamorous stories of ,life· as a tried to use 111e on· the street. I from · someone who· has been . ;,,/ - tionally and particularly in Kern demonstrate and let the students d~ide that it's not wonh it to promises of money. Is ihe price "free" world than I care to ad· hooker. The only smart thing I 'hurt and would've kept hurting there and survived lo make it couniy," Buckley said. We don't get hands on e.xperience," stick It out, and they runaway. It of freedom worth being harassed, rilit. I have seen more of the cold, did was to shun these people. had I not realized what I was do· · back. attract nurses from other places, Buckley said. · "The . cost for - unless by transfer, so really what medical supplies is atronimical." ,,4.s· - the local hospitals are counting A studcilt must earn an asso- . . . ' on is BC and Cal. State Bakers-_ ciate's degrtl! from BC,.as well as field. · - . complete a year in the registered 'Gade Feedback: t . "In addition to publicity, last nurse program in order to year when hospitals were really in become an RN. Approximately dire straits, I met with all the 30 RNs 'graduate from BC each What can be done to en¢:ir~eway F.dltor I• OJ.I nursing dirc,ctou and asked if semester, with 95 percent of them ., . they would start recruiting, staying· in Kern County, accord· 1, ..11., S.11 - Nnn E ...,,. ,,. .• -~ ! ~ - C,Al,l.rn.at .,, ,. ,,._. hr,.,.. tun ti- to blM fanwell in rlM ltot. '-l at• Bo. lllto,n~U" lfw flf'lt fal~ are anatomy a.n~ ;hrni.suy, be· pi(+At.m md ~M ~ • ~ --·-.-·~ ..-- .._...... _..,...... ,...... ~~ ...~ ·1 ... ltl:tz 1'ft)­ ~-\~ ~------,,.. --...... _ ~ ~ lt"lt'1tr :,motws 'Y f«,olr """"'" ~- f\J9I 'l'I ~ • ...... c.au;e they Ilic pre-requi,ites," j( I ·•• .. - __ t)'4nl oo ")-~ '·~r. .:..c'"l"',',:tlUiAC Ji&l"f' ·t,t ,eopit ,..},,· ;:1() r-n, ::t" ~ ...... ~-- .-~··------""""'~- UIP 4,.,... ~ ma ·t1 ..,, - • ;,,r.n•. .. _ ..... c.-c-· ...... L!'\,r.!"f I • ~~ . .;x ~ ·~..... ,_. _.-n...... •· "" -- lb( «till, 11 CA-ttm ....__ .... .__.,__....,....._._._,,~-----• .., \.".f'"' ,:,:-,01;:"IUif ...... - 6,.•-o;;--,1 ;~. ..--.r- • --- ) -----' ·- . ;) 1' ..,- ···~ j '..~·; . ·-i:-:, .- . . . . " '·.,;:. \, . ' ' . . .:;:-. . 3 :; P,1e 2 Monday, September 21, 1987 Renegade RI . Renegade Rip Monda~!.September 21, 1987 Pace 3 .~·',. ''-... -~-~~' r"!'------:....----..:~;.;..=.i;....-- ·>/> . ;.\ ..· '. ·: . ·. \,..... ~\ ·. News Briefs . ,. ~i· .'·: 1,\··. . y : .• '. t------4 .. ~~ .. ' . \.: -. .. Deadline for probationary students ~~--­(,' t·i, · Students on academic probation are required to meet with a i· 'counselor prior to Oct. 2 in order 10· be eligible for priority ...... ' registration for next semester. Dix Kelsey, director of counsel· ' r··' . . ·. Ing, says letters have been sent to each address of record. ·. Students should be sure to respond If he or she h.as not yet received a letter or If the student has not responded to the letter. ,' -.it- Beyond War orientation Sept. 29 .Re-entry offers services 18 students visit pope · .. "An Orientation To a World Beyo:id War" will be held at . . By Jos~ph Reyes . session with the po!)C, "They h~d the youth to hltn, ·and he to them · 3:30 p·.m.; Sept. 29 in the Fireside Room, For ritore Information By SherrlH Elson programs and services ~te being . Pat Thompson is a Re-Entry Rip Staff a: person ready to go ln each of was a wonderful experience. I . call Harry Wilson, 395-4403, or Claire. Peterson, 395-4565. · Rip Staff .. offered. · eo.unselo.r and ls available by.ap· · ·: those locations. He or she would .think they'll remember it for a , ... · . . pointment; Peer . Advisors ·are· · Eighteen Bakersfield College ask the pope 'a q11estion and he long time and for some, It's .. ' ... The Re-Entry, Center in ''Options" ls .a program avail~ble on a drop:in basis, and students got the<>ilce Ina lifetime would resporid to lt/'said David definitely going to change their .· Hazardous program planned·· HumanitJes 11 ls. expanding ils designed to help the returning .. regular schedules will · be. experience last week at the.. Pott, Newman Club merrb~r. . lives." · -I ' . '•-,: programs and offering many new student explore.personal a.blUties established; · ·· · · ·. Universal Studios Amphitheatre· 'There were so many people In . An Introduction to Hazardous Materials Management ls ~ services to the returni_ng student. .. and career opportunities. There is Interest has be'en expressed In in Los Angeles, . . . . ' Our a:ge group. There were many Newman Club member. Tciny ' --·' . i - program that begins with an overview of the federal, state and an orientation. program which forming 8, Re'El'ltry C.lub arid· . Several. B,.C. Newman' Club young adults trying to find out Ra.nsick also enjoyed 'ws visff.,.. ..· . local ·regulations for hazardous materials and waste :,vhlch helps the student make the transi. • names are being taken; If in· .. members along . with other what our pface'is in the church. . with the Pope. "When. the discusses current issues and changes. Held from 7-10 p.m. for · According t_o Phyllis HuUett, lion to college much more easily. terested, put your' name on the . students In Kern County, in- .. It's Just not that often jhe pope . teleconference got tinder way, he .< eight Tuesdays at BC. Director, re-enlry enrollment has Full .time counseling services are bulletin boar4 in itie center. · eluding· four from Cal . State . would make a visij lo the ll.S.' . was very ·charismatic; All ttie . ,:_;. For more information call 395-4537 . · . Increase(! substantially, and the offered for· both academic·and · · ·· · · · Bakersfield, left early by char.lei' and to be there, it was really things he said gotthe audience so Center Is lmpleinentirig new ser~. · personal counseling. There is )n There is a large selection of late .buses lasi Tuesday to take part in something.• roused up. It was a very neat ex- ·. ·,·.f;.r- vices to meet the older student's "Outreach Program'' to. en- starting . classes .. · Some . of ilie ... tlie live. four-way . satellite perience." . ;, Firearms training set '' needs. . . . . courage community membeis to. topics include: 'Choices and . tele.conference with Pope John Monsignor John Esquiv~I from ·' · Firearms training for civilians is a course designed to teach ihe • , . · 1. _ .·. upgrade iheirlives .with contlnu'. challenges';'EHfective Personal Paul [[...... St. Joseph's Church, was one of . The Bakersfield yo_uth al~o 'en- .. , . ___ _:_ _:__legal, m_oral and.ethical.use of_firearwJor pers0ll11l defense,-1-9 __ , '. ··- _ . Enrollmerit--,_statistics l'rom~1ng educatiori,_and t_here is afulL Conlmunkation';'Families and ·.· Thousands of teenagers and·.· ih:uha~erones that accompanied · joyed the Ctiri$tian Rock Music p.m., Wednesdays and Thursdays, ·and 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturdays. -' . 198S;198i .show . that . re-entry· . schedule of support classes. . hoW IQ Survive Them'; 'Men in' a young adults .·.· in .• Portland, • · the· Kern County youth,. . concert and faiih discussions th.~a-,~ at BC. For information call 395-4537. • . ' ·"- enrolment has increased from· . . Cllariging World',etc. Classes ate Denver, and St. Louis were link· ''It was very inspiring. Seeing W.ere held prior · to . the 10,805 hi 1985 to 12;825 in 1987. · The Center provides a ·room . listed in the B.C:. cataiog. For . · .ed via Satellite with Los Angeles · the holy fatherin our soil was one teleconference; . Art· Priorit}' .. looking for members . Manuel P~natRfp Staff · Ariother difference this year is with coffee, tea, snacks, and a further 1nfor"matiori tall .. during the question and answer 'thing, and then the reaction of . Allhougb the Renegade Marching Knl11hts are permitted to sit that male re'entry has increased. place to study or r.elax between 395-4582, ·or _check with _the ·re- - . The Art Priority Club ls looking for new members to join its down on the Job In praclke, there's no lack of enthusiasm. From Wendy McClaren on The Marching French Horn,· prepare for In response to these changes, new · class.es. . . . en1ry office in Humanities '·' · . Movie Review · trips to the New Museum of Contemporary Art in Leis Angeles · lert; trombonists Annondo Vasquez and Samantha Conder, and the next perfonnartce .. · : . . , .. · . . . · · . · · . · and the Museum of Modern Ari in San Francisco. Fot more in­

formation contact the Student Affairs Office in Campus Center ' 4 or call 395-4355. · · · 1985 'Fatal'. 'Attraction'. ._:...... -- -:· . Investntent course scheduled ·Marching Knights· blowin 'strong A cdurse for Investing in the stock: market, including a survey · . . . - -- . . . - . . . . No. of males . · ·suspense .. masterpiece of stock market investing, ,information sources, price ByJosepti Reyes · . with keeping students in the pro: influx of freshmen. from North ed funding, the barid is unable to · forecasting, new issues, interest rate,s a,nd taxes will b.e held from No. of females ·.. ·: By R~bert· Phipps . Steine'') who has engaged in an that Close, who is defirtitety the .· Staff Writer·. · . gram. Contribuling factors Vary', _High 811d South High...... go IQ any away Renegade foot- . affair with a woman named N.ex. villian,-makes some ve_ry valid 7.9 p.m., for two Thursdays at Park Stockdale. For information · BeUer lnstriimentatiori · with every studentwhO has tried Leading the band this year are . ball games. "Finimcially; we just ·No. of unknowns · ·· Rip Staff,: . ac;~ .... ,· call 395-4537. · · · . Forres((Gi~~ri Close ltf>m.''Jag' · cµsatio'ns againstl1efiover,}!IJ0- .: h_ ighl_ights . th. e :. 1987 -88 BC to remain in the band. Ferericiex- .Drum Major Brian EIHou, Barid can't do it. With budget cuts, . . : Membeis of the aud.ience .at { ged Edge'.') while his wife, played .. you think that we can this for I.• · ·Th · · · · · · M'a'.nager·: .· ·a· en·e. ·B·.ro·_.w·.n, '·.. ·Ft'c.ld we're down tcijusi ·a real small 1 40 Renegade Marching Knlghts as' P ams, •" e community college .· sum. ot m.. oney arid fo keep ·i_hese_. .·· Males over 25 .·· .. ·. pi"ess screening of"Fatal Attrac- byAnne Archer,' is out of town. . one weekend and then. you'll .. they enter .their new marching . s1·_·ncegnaen. lds.·.1~ti'sff. he_ra··ernd. _\_·oKrl.tdhseamreto.wko.er.ekp~ . Show. Designer D.eari Miller and ·. k_ids lnotivated,.to keep·. them _in tion'.' were bitihg their nails 16 Realizing. his mistake, oa1: dump me?" Close says in one: · · · · ,. Fla:g .· Co.rps Instructor' Dawn .·. Workshop scheduled · Females over 25 the CJUick; prob~biy in anlicipa-. laghertries to break-off the af.. scene, ''Weil rm sorry, bul I season.This year's group has the same,· a. _consistent.. . .sc h. ed ule> . So. 'they a·u·t.1'err. ez. ,n_.·1·s, .. .seas·o.. n· 's. s··ch.·ed· u·i·e . the.. band; we · need. io go to . .dif· · . · • North Bakersfield Recreation & Pa~k District is offering a Unknowns: over 25 ·.· . lion of what was going to happen fairl. but Forrest, no.t wanting to can't allow that to happen." Her · movement/gymnastic team from:8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, at' amount of instrumentalists as last sfartout signing Up for band and · . features six Renegade home fQOt·. . [~~~:\!:t::h~:dc:~t;;a;oai~i~!; n_ext; and rightly' so.;, · - · bfdumped, will notlet go. Even- poin(ls w'elitaken. . year, but . band directof Ray then about two weeks later ;when ball games; the Veierans Parade · · •· · 'ftiankfu.lly; ''Fatal'. Attrac- · fually, she loses the 11ttie bit of If there is a problem with the . Greenacres Commu?ity re~ter I 2014 Calloway Dr. Call · Ferencf says_ this year's band js they find out ii does take quite a •(Nov ..• 11); the ·_Downtown .. th:t ··bpee1 and hc~mpete wit~ · · 392-2000 for further mformatton. · · · . iion'' IS chocked full of surprises._ sanity she has,and things really . script; it may be tliat Douglas is much iniprov¢d.O'We have better ·. bit o( time·; they end up dropping . ·. Ch list mas Parade (Dec,-· 3); ·· ot .;rF an: ~men t eir own age, ·.. Director Adrian Lyne has created begin to roll; . . . . allowed to get 'off the hook too . . instrumentaliori than last year'. out arid we just have to deal with . ceremony; campus tree Hghting •. sa~hiserii~·; . Fei'enci will em- Basket weaving class set. . . We have rni:ire tow brass, a .re~l it;'' Hthere l'lasone downfall; it · ceremon~! ~n.d fo~.r h_~ftime phasize di~cipline. in the ba.nd. _ • Learn the art of weaving baskets from either natural or man­ 1 .. kic!dn': trumpet seciion, and a · would.be that it's hard to ha'iig on sh~w com~llllons, m wh1c~ the· <"When we have problems, I weed.· g_; 110ei:!::1;tef ~J~rW.}i··i:dt!r made materials, 9 a.rn,-noon, for ihr~ Saturdays,. in the :·.R.. ·.·. ··.·_c,: ... ···. -C_·.:.n,tr.•y·· ·. c./_ 1_1~_1_~b.· ·.0.1..,. a.. n_. iz_ es.. ·.·.•. · ·.· 3~;efr1fffs: ::a~ £t:~ .··· .. [ifiis ;[~f:.~i:e:~~~r:1~~ -•· . color guard that will knock your ·.. · to people because they haVe to K~1g~fs · wt_ll _ face · arch-rivals · them. out earl)'by dr pping. out So.uthwest. For information call 395-4537. 9 . , . such as •'Jagged Edge", ''Black: twice before· had better get it this dience. it mad,e to f~I sym, socks off. · · . .. · work·to get their way _through· . -R1vers1de, Cuy.. C:ollege and Cal members because the minute we ·· . ·.• By Kfo Relyea .. · 'stereo(ype' ihat young students . Those. w'ho are interested in Widow"; and "Th~ Bedtooin . iime. Besides the facuha( Forrest . pathetic towards him. Close 'is ··. "Con$idering our lin:iitecitfme . ~ollege: .. ·... · .. · ..• ', .. ··.· ', . . . ·' ~late North ridge. ·, • '. ·-. .: . ' .start io 'f~wer ciur standards the ·· l;ldiior ill chief · have 'of ttie re,eli\ry students as ._ joining ilie chib should. contact· Window'', which .were good ·.: is the most hiterest1ng 'character · really the one to sympathiie with,·. R~ku class ·begins Thursday ' schedule,.onlytliree days a week. . , Rega(dless of its ~ize, the band ·.. ·.''.Jhisy~ar'SJ!Oal is to be bets·· kid~' stan~a~ds •Ji'. e going I~ be ... __ .. -·'·· , _ ·motlierSwho haye cciniebackto .Evadt at_· 3:i2-~3l7·· or· cfub_- -_ fi]ms_iri th~ir·ci~n .right, Ii_ev_er·: ·.. of the.show, Ciose ultiiize$ .cet;. ,but the .s~rip( doesn't hlloW that .. 1 '.. . . Learn the bllsics cif Raku, a primitive Japanese method of firing . in rehearsals, the kids are jusf . i~ stµI·very enthusiastic: .A large -.•.. ~er ,~an !asarear ~nd keep mo~o iow~red too.iThis is college, it's -, . ' . ;h~-~;,entry Center has"set up sch'ooi to:"i'ini someth-ing to dci representative Janice Newell at theless ,pale in comparison to.. tairi facial'expre~sions that n'ot 'to happen.~ . . . . . clay outdoors. One class is from 6:30-9:30 p.m., Sept. 24 for . putting out . a tremendous number of veterans; esp'ecially in mg,;. said_ Ferenct. Due to. this: time 10 grow up a little bit, trying a dub which will ~cquaini re- now that· their children are back ·' . . . . "Faiai Attractfon". only add to her portrayel; but Despite tile shortcomings of four Thursdays. The other is from 9 a.m.,noon beginning Sept. effort:" . . . the·. low .. brass section, ' have . year s budget_ cuts, theJ(mghts . to kick some harder music. It .. entry students with the campus in school.·. . , . · aiso succeed in making -the flesh . ''Fatal Attraction", which are 26 for four Saturdays. For information call 39<.~,,- Through the years, the March- . returned for another season. -This - have been going through finan- .works; it's just -a hard process/' • ... lifestyle and as a means of letting_ .·. ·. . . ·.. . . .• . . . . . 872-8974. The ciub;s adviso; The exi::'ellent screenplay. -by . crawl. few and far betw~n. ii remains . Ing Knights have had problems year, lhe Knights received a large cial problems. Because of reduc- · said.Fer.enci. · · · . -·:_. them :be heard, according to . ''A lot cir young people see us Ethel Katz may alsci'he contacted. . James Deardon revolves •. ' . . as a masterpiece of modern SUS· . , . ·Jeanne· Evar.. t't·, ·p_resi·d·e. nt of·_the·. as -different types of people and · at th~ Re-entry.· Center at . around Dan Gallagher, (Michael · ·. ·. Perhaps Jhe most interesting pe11se. Hitchcock would've been · . · · weseetliemiJifferently,but.we're. 395-4582. . D.o_uglas from "Romancin__ g._Jh_ e. · part of th~ storyline is ttie fact.·. prt>ud .. · ...... ,.,' .. ; ·. ;--- · Re-entry Giub, ·· · •.· · · • · .·.. both here for, the same reason- to :_:·,_.- .· The Re,entry Clµb will.have a get an educ~tion,'; Evartt states: . ,. membership drive Jl)eeting at I :30 · · · · · .· · C::· .• · p.m. Thursday'irithe R~-entry She adds.1 "We_want fo blend. 23rd.··. ASB Card do~s more for money WEDNESDAY,. S~pt.. .-·.c··_ . ' . \ • By Brian J>uckett . . ."With · tlie. Student Services ·.·. was av~ilabi~. iherefore leaving I the. entire year .. This year; . . . c~:;:~ding. to Evartt,·. 69 per~· in with the young.people so they ' }:-·: -- . .· Rip Writer .. card, you're able to cash checks )he price unchanged, . cent of · the ·. female student ca.n und,erstand us/' · . . . .,,,,.t.,,-. - . . population 6n cainpus is over 25 Evart.I contends that being in- .... ·... · 50¢ BURGER BAR~IJ-Q ·. * .\L , • With a slick, new look,, ii on campus, arid get. free admis, students pay $5 for the fall 3\ years old while 68 perce.nt·of the volved in Re;entry activities nciw · t heavie.r feel, and, the ability. to · · sion to'the alhletic evenis on cam-· "As . a . matter of ·fact;" ·. . semester and get a card with a fall mafo stiidenf populaiiO!l ori cams does. not involve merely women *. . IN THE CAMPUS CENTER .. -.. ·: I ' .,'·. give students more benefits, this pus,') s~ysRo~ellini. .- . Rosellini adds, "some people validation siicker on it. Jn. the_ .. year's ASB Student Services card . Several local businesses .ilso' . think we've lci.wered th~· price of .. spring; _arioiher $5 is paid and a puS: is over 2fyears old,·· ·.· ... · but also men. "It's exciting that \ . Whi~h prompts Evartt to say; : min are becoriling involved arid· :-r~: r , is selling at a brisk pace, already . have' offe'red discounts lo card- I the c'ard .. 'The card is $5 a spring validation sticker is added 10:30• , > __. .. a;ni- . . . .:l:30p;m.c. .. i:: topping·. last year's final· sale • holders> A list providc!d by the - semc,ter ." ·.Last·. year students . to the. card; stude,nts are not pay· "it seems that we're the majority : that it 'is no longer conceived of . count. "according . to Kathy Student Affairs ·office names the paid $ IO for use of the card for . . jng the fee at one time ... .. now instead of the minority:,, . just as women's work. 0 : Rosellini,. director of sWdenL af- dozens. of bu~ineises thai, honor Althoµgh the ciub's purpose is. . ,,(J)ldg-~(j/J~. fairs. the card, providhig benefits. for to se\. up· a support system I hat. "We.. Want to 1et men know · students, .from :i:liscounis on · deals specifically with. the par;·· that they're needed.to get-involv­ ab {UV (2.ldf!7~~ By the end of August, 1,350 . audlo . components for cars to tic.ular .. problems·. of re-entry .. ed. and that it's OK," she con: · · cards were sold, over 300 more doughnuts.· · · · Weekly Calendar•• students Evartt stresses that it . eludes. 'than last year's t<>tal sale counl. . does noi go beyond that. ''We The Re-entry . Club'; first ·... Bring your change arid your appetite .. SUNDAY, Stpt: 20 · · want to be a support group yet meeting was held Sept. 10 ·in · Also available this. year · is 8:3-0pm- llaJunlldd Symphony Jl""orlt.l .. The rnost notable difference in · . finale . . . not a therapy group," she says. · which 15 people showed up main­ . - ,· group' legal service . through the Ouldoor Theater -,, . - . this year's Student Services co: .. law firm of Chain:Younger. ·. Evartt says that one of the · ly through word of mouth, ac' Commons area will be closed during Bar-B-Q. · · is its new look and feel.· MONDAY, Stpl, U club's main goals is to break the cording to Evartt. "Before. it was just like card- · The ASB spent SS,000 to pro­ 12:00am·l:()()pm A.A, Mfflina J1mldt Rm J:()()pm-2:()()pm ACTTVTIU:S BOARD. Exec. Board Rm . ---·-·--·------1-·. board," Rosellini says of last· , ·· ~., , .·-.r1r., :·,~ ·, •.•. ~'-' duce the new cards. The money 2:()()pm.J:OOpm BOARD OF RFJ'RESEl'IT ATIVES Exec. lioard Rm . ..,­ The Bakersfield c·ollege Transfer Center wlll be hosting year's card. Now it has· "~he · was taken out of last year's ... - >-, •• • NEED CAREER.· ;-: plastic credit card took." _- budget, where the surplus money TUESDAY, Stpl. ll :~:: 10:00t.m·l:OOpm · S(udfnl SII< FeDo'lr1hlp J1nld< Rm Our short, intensive· programs allow . . you to get into your career FAST! ~-- COOlU . a,1cc,u1odl1n , WED:iESDAY, S.p!. 2J THURSDAV,SEPT.24 ' ' wort ror .t,in,nt.uy Kbool dl11rl' By SHERRILL ELSON -•.. (10/10,17,&24) 5-4.50/llr, H:OOpm·l:OOpm Slbu Club M«l!J>I flmlde Rm Over20 colleges and universities -----. - Staff Writer COOlll Dstw E< ls-14 wpm, file, 10,..-,r 9:00.m-9:00pm Tn..~,r"' CM Mf.01.~ O.~ Mt«Iat Ilmlde Rm For Your Convenience • Admission requirements in thr. Fine ,h.,;~ Theater (FA30). Admission is $1.SO per person, COOll~ C.Ulodlu Tthchpl, M,F t-4 or •·7pr.i, compl,re I) ~-1. .,...,..,, Mortot R,mdt) .. I.of 011,w»a T Ible Fortr \Ve Offer You. .. -. Financial aid and scholarships' or a sec es•. -,,iiption can be purchased for $30 for a 20 per~nt tlt11l11 of t.J!lJntd tfl:!.~room1 1 r., .JJI bt fa· 6:))o,,,-9:Je,,m Com•••tJ Semct 0... E,;..,. Bovd Rm savin~ · dtp,n.ffnt worktr. S7.17 ~r tir. 7~-9;1)0)~"' DmW ~ Hot Doi Salt Fortt • Day & Evening Programs • Student housing n,;, ·,,.·' sc~ing duo • which bas p,:rformed throughout the C00209 W11,bou, i> \ "'' FrMldn! of MOr\otl11, t,.....,.;,~ i,,,,,,..-.. ,., ...... Aw.-da'k• LA·l19 • Small Personalized Classes K",era. ~··oc '.""'"·---·-· ··· -·,.•« ,almusicworld,andfoturc Mtirt kitr-,... t~l)nlt••d, trP'f' !-0-60 11rp91 t,t. 3:""""· w.,_•, s«ur: IIC n Ontrd Any High s.ch,Xll s::.ide ~- '. ! . .: a, '!Ir, ts a,ad a,jult ~ 1 oo~· "'· ·~·-··' c:·,;;g qc,::et, a ,·.xal duo, and a 1101111 j '""'-'·11()1), ,.o,. DOF.. 7.'(lllpo,I· W"°""''' \'°"J!ool: BC \'S ~la a.rt.vi HOOM ·~·eres1~ In a:-es-J,~~ .:0 -~e ~-e l'lt,..:,:-:-.e a·c a·,,: :-)st clu,rr.t>eT o• :he<: ca Sl11'1f-i1:1 (!'lfM'l'1lr'i ,n lht tM\·f p,o,ftt,ot11,, 1-Pt•·1mkt 'fl'l1!a (l!t lob P:Kt• SATu1IDAY, Sti,(. M BAKERSFIELD'S A c.,,,,,a, Sr.·.-.. ar./." .:: v·,•, ,,,II ~otiered b,~inningin .,pt, J:o, ,nor. lntonMtlon e.111 the I.C. TrtiMf..- C4nter 11 mn1 C...1,r, ,,..,,,., StJ,1(n.:..1t0<>r11 l.! :•, Ho•n M·F 1-J:.)I), T1I 1·7 p.m., 1:3'.)pffl· FoolkK: BC n El C.,,..h!<> \ , ()ctObc" C..-.t :!":t ~- . ~1.i- . .- r"' .·, •. IT,f ... >1forrn,1:,0n Oi for _., \o\ri_iJ IIH,Hllf ~-lli'\441,-.. I Santa Barbara Business Colleg·e •s •• . tktel r--~t,o,c Come Visit Our Campt:.s At 2005 Eye St,{'ct, c-:- Ca 11 322-3006

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.' .... }, :; " ~· '.· '.L ::' I:.'' . '.-- ~ _:<· t. ,.~ t" J ,, . : ";· ' . . . ''•. : 1. . ' Loggins, Jets to perfQrm at Fair this week ' I By Marcus Hicks . . This year's entertainment Includes,:. . I. f1eature Editor .·. ,eountry slnsers Dwight Yoakam and Holly Dunn will per- . ·. · I :l I form at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Ticket prices are $8 for festival and ', ._;_ ' ' After an entire year of anticipation, the Oreat Kern County·.. box seats arid-$? for general a~rnlsslori. ·· . . ..' '', .:/ Fair will open Wednesday': . ·.. · •Pop group, th.e. Jetts will perform at 8 p.m;, Thursday .. ., '' Tllere will be top entertainers, according to Bob Dunlap, the Tick.et pri~s are $7 for festival and box: seats and $6 for general f falr's. manager.. . . aclmlsslon. · . • · · . · . · . .

-~ ': .' '. .-rhePRCA Rodeo will be at 7:30 p.m,, Friday anci Saturday .... • r· Ticket prices are $7. for bol( seats and $6 for general admission. . . !-• .. •The Salute to Mexico wiU be on Sunday. · .... · . . . .· . •Jan and Dean,. the Bel Alr Bandits and Paul· Revere and . : Raiders will perform Sept. 28 for two shows at 7 and 9 p.m. :\.'{,', • As soon as I finished Advanced · Tickets are $,for festival and box seats and $S for general ad- . · '.-.',m . . . . . - ~ ml!~~:'.sl~ger Kenny Loggins will perform at 8 p;m;, Sept. 29 ...·. . \.?l!1, Trair1ing,. the Gttard gave me a· cash · · Tickets are $10 for (estival arid box seats and $9 for general ad: . · .· _.,_;'c_.:.·_:·._i,{,;_i.i.:.· -.~. ·m1sslon.··· -·- . ···---·--· - - ·bonus_ol$2.,00D. Then,_ under theNaw~- ___ _ .,-.. ' - ~ .~ ·. 1 j .... . ~.:~:::\~:,::: ::~::;.~~; '\;~~.:-.:, ii',l<;:~::; · ;_),1_:::._i_:'_._-..~.:_·_·.'_ .. ·.:.·.·:_.:;,·_!_t. .GI Bill, I'm getting· another $5,000 for· and box: seats and $7 for general admission> . . . . . •The Beach Boys wm perform at s· p.m.; Oct. I. Tickets are .. . ·tuition and· books. · . $10 for festival arid box seals and $8 for general admission. •The PTPA Tractor Pi.Ill will be ai 7 p.m., Oct. 2. Tickets are · · . ..•.. ·_. Not td meritio11 rny monthly Army $7 for box: seats and ·s6 for general admission; . . . •The Destruction Derby will be iit 8 p.m.; Oct. 3. Tickets are · $7 for box seats artd $6 for general admission. . . . · · · Guard paycbecks. They'll a.dd up to·. . · · •T.heTractor Pull will be at 2j,.m.; Oct. 4. tickets are S7 for ·· I . box seats and $6 for general admission. . . rpor.e than $11,000 over the six years J Tickets are on sale atthe Kern County Fair Grounds, Brock's Valley Plaza on Ming Avenue, Floyd's at 3940 North Chester. .I min the Guard...... Ave., The Emporium Western Store at 1031 19th st., 'and. ··1' .. .. .•·.. r . . ...;_ • Timberline Unfinished Furniture at 409 Californla:Av~;'·. i,. . ~ -,. ~ · , . I .,··~· ...... Ji., For more information cali .the fairgrounds a( 831-8S40...... •· _· ·-_ And if I take out a college loan, .the . The Jets. .. ··_ Guard_.will--help111epay.it back---up to_·.·

. ·.······~.--. . . .·.:_ .. •. ·_· ._. ~ . - ' ....· ·. $1;500 a year, plus interest. ·..... · ·_ .. _·.·.· •.. _·._ .... ·. ·· .. ·. l'.;.,- . ' Y··..... -·· Inter-varsity Club on the move Kenny Loggins •· · .- .. Italladdsup,to $18,000-or mote · By Marcus Hicks · · . . Feature Editor challenges every ·other club on campus to. a can fc,od drive.· .. -_ -for college for j'ust a\little of my time._ ' around Thanksgiving: . . · , . . · . . Intervarsity ChrlstiM Fellowship; .which was elected Club of ' · An evangelisP' rn_ir Ii~ t,~en plannedJor Q_£t. 6,7 the C&Ql· AIRLINE CAREERS iii ·. International Trilvel A~d¢my trains ··And that's a. heck of a. better:"deal than ·.. . the '{ear. last year. has an even be\ier year planned; according to .·: pus Centet;.T.tie i:hiisih1ri tiand Y'shua, wiU phiy in. the Campus . . .you fot an ex:~iiing career as an Air.· . I Cynthia Kii.ox; Intervarslty president, · . ··. · · ·...... · .. ·.. Center tl!e 6th ai'Nf1he~e will als<(be a food sale with other clubs •· · Travel Professional: · · .. · · ·.. · .... ;. any car wash will give you. · .. .· · · ': ..' .. . . ._ ... f... . -. . ; ...... " ... ·- •. ' Intervarsity was elected Club of the Year by representatives of · ·. . partidpatlns. Oil the 7th, Trekste'r, a christiait heavy meta) band · - _ •.~eservat~qri.s Agent ..•TiCket C6ull_-t~r-A,gent · ' each c!ub on campus on the basis of its accomplishments will play iii the Campus Center;· and various churches in the ..· · .. •Ramp Agent.' ·•Fligh_t Attenoam ·_._ . ,: ... --~Triivel Age'ni · ; . - .-._- . .· .. ,THE GUARDiCAN HELP PUT . . -" -.· throughout the year, according to Kathy Rosellini, director of COll)ffiUitity;WiU ha.ve infOrn)ation booihs set up withJnforma- · '.· student affairs. · · · · · - · · · Our:Job l'lacenie11t S~cialists have _- · lion on their churches. . . . ': ·. . : ' .. ' . . . .·: •.•·. ·.· placed m?re.than 90°/o of our gfads in. . "The purpose of the club;"Kevin Smith, lnt~rvarsity staff · In'tervaisity also enjoys a large membership which, according mdustry Jobs! Get aH the facts. Don't . YOU THROUGH COLLEGE, TOO~ member s~d, "is to let people know who Jesus is. "He also . to Knox; averages 40-60 .students; She attribut~ this to the lai$e . · miss our FREE SEMIJ'llAR .. . stressed that the _club Is interdenominational and. everyon~ is . amount of advertising the club does. Intervarsity also sponsors ·. SEE YOUR LOCAL RECRUITER . . welcome...... ·. . ·. . ·. . •. bible study and pfayetgroup rite~tings; which involve aboui 30 Tuesday,'September 2i · . Wn~n thy friends and.Igraduated · The year's main event according to Knox is the national Inter- . · · students, according;to Knox, Smith says, with a laugh, that they . Hilton Inn · ·. . .·. varsity Christi ail Fellowshlj> conference held in Urbana, Illinois. .·· . have a large· membership beciiuse;''Thef Jikf ,fa/' , . · . ·. 35~5 Rosedale Hwy from high school; we all took part-time FOR.·OETAILS, CA.LL.TOLL-FREE . The confe~ence will be held Dec.27-30,and ~pproxlmateiy . .. iritervar~ity's funds coine frc,m church' doriations as well as · Bakerslleld . 7PM :- 18,000 stqdents from across the couritty will auend:S~kers . .... from fundraisers; Half the money. raised by Intervarsity goes to'. .. . - ,_ jobs to J)cty for college. .. < · ·._.. ---._.· •-_ ·_·. ------.-•·••··. -• ._ ·• ·.· ·_ · .·--800-638--7600;::. OR MAIL THIS_ will Include evangelist, Billy Graham, Tony. Campolo; as well as . . . various chariiies. SC>me of the chariiies ihctude the Food Bank, COUPON~· . - .. .. ·.. ·.. . others. The entire University of Illinois will be takell over by the . Rescue Misslori, Crisis Pregnancy Centeri and the support of a . .1 · . They ·ended in car washes and conference that weekend accordingto Smith, The club hopes to child in El Salvador. · · · ~-G u.p take 10 students this year...... • • Ailoiher sroup Intervarsity sponsors is lUI evangelism team irt -• INTERNATIONAL .. *lnH~~ah: 73'r5,255,; Puerto Rico:721,~1'5~0; Guam': 477,9957; Virgin Islands ..• . . Volunteer work in the community is also art important aspect· . · which students meet to team how 10 share their beliefs and faith ·.· . . . .. 1favel Academy . . .. hamburger joints, puttinginlorig hours· . (St. Croi_x>: 773:643~:. New Jersey:800-452,5794. In Alaska, consult yiiur local . ·· of the club, according to Knox. On Sept. 30, lntervarsity plans· with people, according to Smith. : . .· . ·.. ·• ·. •..• · • .. . · 2002 N. Gateway, #119 Fresno, CA 93727 phone directory.·.•.•. . · · - · · · . · · · · on doins rescue mission service, which involves club members . . .•.. Intervarsity meets noon; Wednesdays, iri the Fireside Room, for little pay~ ·...... · .. _· ._. . . . . _· · .c' 19_85 United States Govem:n1ent as-represented by the Secretary of Defense. voluntarily. helping at the rescue mission .. Interva:rsity a_lso . and according to Knox and Smith, the doors are always open;: All nghts reserved. · . . . ·. · · · . ' . -· ' . - . .1' . ·.. . . ' > . _Not·me.Myjobt'11.Q. WMj ,,-QA_p SO(J.l.(. S.f. Cl.Ar..- ~ R 1 The play Is a benefit for the by F.J. "Joe" Thornton. The . ""'"l 9( US((; f()A P:£ CA.IT NG P\fl POS,( S CM._, Y0$1 SOC:i.lJ. 5E (.(.AT"Y ~ .A , _. __ Standard Educational Founda· musical ls being produoo:I by L J tlon, which was founded to Bryan Kelly and Michal Iz­ make it through school. ==0.:::YZ::.~'~:=~. . ~~.:__ ·------~1-==1~09~ - perJXtuate the quality of educa· quleado, by special anangcment . tlon in the StandAtd School with Samuet French, Inc. CHAIN, YOUNGER, Dbtr!cl. 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.-. ; - ...... I . ;S-'TE:.VE'...N . · Unfriendly distraction Runners Relic ,from past joins· football team _· ~-.-~LA~HLE.Y''~ Ll_... _· _r-::i· • . . ' : ~~~ going By Steven Lashley He was once a story boy for , ·.. piayers, . he Is referred to · as . gridiron. ·continue to .rattle ... about recu1>eratlor1 time. At my .· mlght ~~xpectedly walk onto the Co-Sports Editor · the 1976 Renegade team that• "F1Mhback;'' . the coaches jusi through his head. The scenar.lo age, If. J blow out a ·knee or Renegade foe>tball field one day . .. ' ...... finished. as natlon!II champions: call hlnt "Pops." . was nothlng out.of the ordinary; .. somethlng, there ls.no telling how just to show bow much fight ls distance Entansled among a herd of · after defeatlns lll.lghty Ellsworth i Resardiess, the glory days ap· Sons was running. a. basic pass. _long it wm · take for me · to actually left hi those old bones .. - . . . young, strong .bodies trying 011t . College of Iowa In the Jut Junior•-· pear over.· ·. · ·. · route deep down the.middle when.· recover. It was a factot· I really "I'm the type of person who·.· 'Re·quirements '. for _: . ' . . for the Renegade football tearn, a · Rose Bowl ever played. He had . . J3ut over · on the sidelines, he suddenly was tillrid-slded by· had to consider." . · · · just might do it," sons.said with • • • • • • • - • J .· Robert Phlpps relic from· the past desperately been a fine tight end .who was praise for his effort com~' in· strong safety John Ubby.' . · · Like most fairy .. tales, . thls a laugh. "I'm Just that crazy,". ··. Rip Staff. searches for Jhc fountain of · good en1>ugh, In Ws era at least, . abundance from the ·coaching '"It reminded me a lot of the rendevous with the past ended : n.,,,.,., - chat with Pollard. youth. . •...... to transfer IC) Chico State Univer- staff. "He's a thins of. beauty,.. old days-It was the tiltlm~ie . almost as abruptly as It began. I Competitiveness is a key factor Ponce De Leon. once scoured . slty after Ws freshman year at • Head· Coach Carl Bowser would crash," recalled Sons:,. "It . Soon after the second scrimmage in any.sport; This year's women's the stretches of Florida searching BC. . say. "He Is 31 years old, he's try~ brought a smile to my.face. I lov· .. Of the season, bad grades forced. Steven Lashley i... cross. country team, under the · . °:"1111 · for the same thins but never came Unfortunately; that was yester· · Ing to make ii legitimate junior ed It. · · Sons to choose between the game Co-Sports Editor · .. : direction of coach Pam Kelley, closer than the Miami coast. day. . . . · . college conieback, and his body ls · But while all the physical coll· and his education. He chose . realizes that and seems to be will­ Several hundred years later, . : . Today, lt'is all Sons can do to. going through traumatic shock tact brc,'ught a smilei to his face, it education. · When talking football with R~negade quarterback .coach ing to go the distance It takes to · 31-year-0ld Dwight Sons faces IUI ; . keep up with the rest of. the : right now." · . ·. . · ·. ,' - also brought awr/thins scowl to . · "Back then (in 1976), I was Harvel Pollard; It ls important to keep a co·uple of points in win. even bigger challenge: he Is stuck i young, hungry kids scrapping for . · So, why would a man put his . his body. By the. time the team · only i 7 or 18, arid football was a · .· ml11dt (t> know. what the hen you are talking about; and c2> . The team this year consists of · .. somewhere In 'the middle of' a position on the 1987 · body through such punishment? began doubie-scssioris. late In big pait ofmy life," Sons said. ' don't talk trash about the players or the coaching' staft ...... · nine · members, two of .wWch, ·_.-··-~!Ornla and ~o~hlp. ·. ; ~.Renegadcs·c-· To the,_.~~~f the. ~"'I--tlad. -_.o. ne year-o~ eliglb.lllty ~ August,armm~ri.ng quaarlcep • "Schooi was pretty,rnuch se(on>~ It'could. be- the difference-between-walking·away unscathed~ Andrea.:...MacDonald-and--:.Dona-­ · . . · \ · •.. left, Md I figured smce I. was · Injury had more than taker{ its .·· dary 5t11ff.. Birt now ai my age; .· and having your head bit off. .. . ·. . . ·..• . . ... White, are well known at many I lilre.ady.· going .to.schoo1 anyway, to11. . .grades are a heck ora tot more Like the program he hopes to devefop·; Pollard.is tough when .. of the •five. and· ten kilometer .. . 1'.. Te··w· .·c·· 0.·ach b·oa·.S"S.·. ·... marathons: They have a .total Qf ·-1 ~ t · ·. · . 1, 1 · • football would be a perfect way· "It got to where I was con· importanftiian·football/' .· ·. ii comes to Renegade footbaJL He is ihe eti:mal optimist who . I · · · · to get back in shape/'· replied · stantly agSJ:IIV.ilting:___the,; jpjury :sons says there is no telling · will bencl over backwards to defend the honor of his team no ten · marathons between · them,· l Sons. "But I also wanted to have practice after practice," Sons where he. will be 10 years Into · matter what the situation. He is knowledgable, enthusiastic, ari!l Brendakaye Wens and Nellie Oil . · some fun; like going out and hit· said. "It wasn't really all the hit·· the future. · Perhaps · it _doesn't ·. prepared to tower the l)oom on arty person who presents a ihreat · are returoing members from last · .tennis··· background ting somebody." . . . · ting that was getting to me; it was matter. But with one year of . to theimage ofhlmself or the team...... year, while new to ihe team are · · Echoes of. the first devasiatirig the injury. . · . . . . · . . elisibilty lefi, there is always the In short, he is the type of guy an·y head coach would want t.o · Kacy. Twist, .. a ·freshman. from . . By KRISTY HA YNES . hit since returning to the "That's when I began to thi11.lc · chance that a 41~year-0ld geezer DwlgbfSons run the offensive attack of a football team. .. · . . North High, Marie Erickson, ,' . Co-Sports Editor But ()n thejuniorcollegeJevel. there is more to being a good . · .freshman, also . from Nortlt, ' . · · coach than just having a good attitude, He also must be able to KeUie Kearnes, freshman. from · Steve Williford Is 26, unmar-, adapt to change. And ev.en though BC's 31,24 win over Golden · Wasco High, and novice runners · ried and he Is the · manager ot1 . West two weeks ago failed to prove it, Pollard is showing his .. Annie Hernandez, artd Debbie Valley Tint. In late May he was'. versatility in a big way since being named as the cjuarte,back · Mancha, Many of.· the newer 1 members have never rim com- . hired as the men's tetin!s coach. ' coach after spending last season as the team's offensive cqor~ .. dinator'. ·...... • . . . . . · petitively until now,·. Williford Is ~cpiacing Qaylen · • .· •. S~ott •Dpuglass,. who spentiast year as th~ quarterbac1' and Coach Kelley said.that despite Lewis,. who· wa.s flied· a.s _tennis , receiver coach, will npw focus primarily on 'the receivers. . the fac(that many of the team · · · . coach last. because of Bef~you choose along distance. year ari .. . . The reason for the change is simple. For the 'first time ever; ac, member's are newcomers, she siiil .. .alcohol related Incident lnyolving. c1>rding to foUard, the Renegades are starting the season with , · An unfriendly hand l;in bis helmet, placed by a Golderi West defender, was no help at llli io Renegade tight . is secure about her team consider- the teruili team and a school van. ', ing that many or' the newer peo- . - -· . service, take a close looK. · a11,rreshman quarterbacks and wide receivers. And Head Coach . end .Jeremy Jacklevlck as he tried In vain to .catch a pass.· · Carl Bowser says Pollard was the most Hkelysolution to the ple have stiown remarkable. ens Wllllford Is agraduate of Cal ! ...... durance thus far; . State Bakersfield, with a degcee ; problem because ''I felt it was impprtanl that we have somebody In Business Managemeil.t. He Is.· · there that had ·a lot of knowledge and expertise in defensive 1 . originally from Livermore where secondary coverage...... Hoffman's pedaling·· feats· sai:~:~11!eJ~~;n~~c~ald he lived. until 1979, When be mov­ · With Pollard now in :charge of the quarterback corps, there is . and White will lead the. way since ed to' Bakersfield. ··. Steve Williford .. spec11iatign th,at BC: rnighfpass the ball !flO!'e t~an last:seaso~. .continue to -amaze do ~tor S . .:::;~.~.·.''been running · alL. · · · . When Williford was hired to . But Pollard holds firm that the Renegade offensive attack will _ . . _. . . • ;_, , . . . _ . _ .''The older'ruimers add a sense · '·".· His Interest. In the spo· ri w.. as ·,· coach · · .the tcnnls team, he was . be riO di{ferent thrui in past years. . . I <...... · . ,parkedbythefact that bis.father.· .· a)sb hired as a part-time teacher, · ·, . '!'We have ii j,lanlo be as balancea iiswe:can;•• he eicpP:,rfed. .. Kie-Jfelyea .' - -- '. -!:;-Another ·.. rea~on why . Hoffman says, "It was predicted . of riiaturity to the t~m ... Kelley ·, . . Is a hlgh school tennis ®ach. He·. 8Ild Is J\OW tea(hing two after, ''Soinetiriles if (anot!ter teBIJ)):-take~ sorrietiiing ·.away,. like . Editorin chief·. Hoffman's record• ·is llllprece, . · by Track and Field that I would· • said; "It makes a' difference in · . . played at CSBfor three years and. noon tennis ciasses; · · . < overfoacting the(ront and outnumbering you on people you call_ .• ' ~ented was that it had onl{b~en win asilver medal; bufi trained . traveling and training.'' . ,·. • .·.· ,• -waa Ali-American hb 1ui two· . block, we will t,hrow the, balL If they cover, then we run with ir.: . Just after setting: a record· in -his third year in bicyclirlg whiie SCl hard-for itthat I pulled niy . The team practices five days a . years. . Wlillford takes over the tennis . . "I know it's an old cliche' but som'etimes yo'u have to.take thenationaLc1iamp1<>nsl\ip inthe . ttiose that ·usualtr set records muscle rightJrom the bone; . week from 1~3 p.m. They have . team with only two returnlns . what the other team g[~~s you. So; we are more thanprepared to :Ase Graded Cycling Naiionals . have. been iidirig for a. longer . !tack workoutstwice a week and He his never coached tennis on. ,· players and a stn,aule for money throw the. ball. We truly feel we are adequate at the quarterback . . for hjs· 45~SO age gr(jup; Norm perfod of time .. ,''That's another "It was 'pr~bably the biggest . rim fo'r distance;threc times a . . . . to better the tennis courts, but he and receiver spots." ,· " . - Hoffman, health instructor,. has .. ·. thing that makes it .hard for tliem · disappointment of my life and in . week, CurrendyJhe team is run- .· .. ·. . the college level. before,. but he .. says he ls·. noi neaatlvf about . Following the Renegades' win over Golden. West, though; it is smashed that sarrle rei:ord in the ·. to. understand," admits Hoff; a way, it's some sort of poetic ning abcii.ttsix miles Oii-distance has. taught privately and for the . either situation, althouah he feels . e~icientthat Poliarc! has h1_s work cut outforhim:-in h.is debutas · 40 kilometer ti'me irial Sept.12 by man · justice.--If yciu just keep trying, it -,,·orkout days; In additior\Jo the ·. City of Balccrsfleld. · · ' If the money is provided to iin:C . the Renegades starting quarterback, Start Greene was hardlyim· . almost two minutes. . ~d iii comparison with others . r~ally pays off," concludes l:loff· · running; ·. the learn also .studies· Loolliy; Williford aays,be has prove the condition of the courts• .. pressive, 11S he completed only J of I7 J:iasses for 29 yard~. But .. . . ' wholrairied fo~ thb fac~, Hoff.. mim ...... · .· . . . . > . various .running teclutiques, IIDd . been competfug In two or three It will be I! big boost for the pro-· Pollard is quick to protecfhis nlirilberone man from any kmd of· ' Hoffman's . p'revic;,us record man averaged fewet training .· One Qf the unexpected results ·. s9metimes practicet drills in the -had been .53 minutes and 39 111iJes which !l)so puzzled people. ·. of his physicai' SUl;C~Sjs 'tl!at, . 5winiining poo). . . tournaments a year; He plays In gram. , \,-. - ·- criticism, . ·. .·. .· ·. i .· .. · . . ·.· .. ·· .. · , ... ·· . . . . seconds, _but he:rode away with.a H.e. ·sta.tes,·· "I ave. ra_· ge. maybe· ''I've_ become a po_ s_iilve example ! .·· Kelley speaks· highly_ of tl!is · . the Kem County Championships ··.. · )Vlllifc>rd ~~ys that filling, ."Tl)ey are all fresh01en; you have to realize t!tat," he said, new record of ·s !minutes and 49 · . · · . . . . · every year, held at the UWis' shats will be a tough job, ''Hell, .we've only ·practiced for four weeks; and it takes a long. · 100-150 miles a week, whereas .. for the middle-aged. They·teU ine year's team. ''I respect and ad· seconds recently in New Mexico, .. the cither guys are averaging "ihank~ for showing those kids, mire ihem for putting thai rmich Bakersfield Racquet Club. This 1s comforted In the fact tinie to form any kind of effectiveness ~th a young team. ·. . .. but be· Youmayl;>e thinki6g about · · . . As a result; Hoffman now holds 300-350 miles a wee!(. My theory . we·can do it," Hoffman'says. . into a sport. i felt like last yeai year be 1.o!t the.tourn.amcnt in the · tha.t Lewis came to him and asked · . ••Usu.ally people wtio sit thete. and. criJidze _are those who·. choosing one of the newer .· : the best time not only forhis age . is that quality rather ihan quanti· . Althoug_h his a_thleiii:_ success ·· we were mo_ re fo_d_ ividuals. Th_ is finau to his doubles artner. . Wm to take the · ob. · carriers over AT&T in order to · neyer · played: the _game .. And. i~ }h:Y 1~d pl~yj'lhey probably·. . ·sro.u. p. but the sec_· orid_ b_ est t_ ime ...... - . . • . f d weren't very damn good to begm with. , . . : · ty .111atters. If you train intensely, , came. taier in. life, . Hoffman . year we te more o .at team, an savemoney. · . · · · overall.· nationwide. Since his time · · · · · · · · ·. · th t k all th d'ff " . After leading the siate in passing last year for Redwood High yoti_ can_. -cirt' do_ wii o_n the_ m_ iies_ .''... s_ taies, "I apprec_ia_le_aspecls of it . . a . m__ a es . . e_ I . ercncc._ .. Think again .. ·.··.·... < . . . ·.. is so high~ Hoffman says, «I'd Th t h d fi f B.C. ·FOOD· SERVICES · SinceJanuaryJ~87,AT&Ts ... · .. School, Pollard believes dreene should rebound from his di sap· . · ·· · · · .Hoffman descri~ Ills recent now· ihat I wouldn't have ap· .· .· e earn a . its. irst_ taste o rates have dropped more, than ..• pointing debut: Pollard points out ttiat mBllY of Greene's in. . liket~ be pari of the Olyrrlpics . sue<:ess as a«poetic justice." In preciated then, wiien '. I was .· competition of the year on Fri- team trial for the 40 kilometer: ':1964,· he had been .the N_ ational young, I, only iiked· winning. day,. Sept. 11 at the Moorpark 15% for direct-dialed out-of- ·.·• .. completions were the result. of dropped passes. But shoul_d the · freshman fail to meet. the expect.atjons; the t~am s_till h.as two. · .. Unfortunately, there isn't one for Coll_ea;_ate.· ·Athletic Associaiion· ··.Now: I_. feel m_ o. re of a seose· of Jnv11auon • • al · ..San ta Moruca · P__ J ac· . state calls. So th~'re Io~r than 'indivlduals.f' . . . . .,. · .. · . . · . ed fi . h al . f •4 ' ·•snack'.Bar* · you probably reaHze; For infor­ . "adequate" back-ups in youngsters Todd Cabrera and Mike · champion in the 800 meter while sharing this· whole experience 1rst wit a tot o . ~ po.t!lts, . mation on specific rates, you . . Williams...... - •. · . .. .. · . · .. . Hoffman is 46 years,old. and : a senior at Oregon State. It was . rather. thari having it. so self· · whereas BC took seventh with a . 7 a.m.·9 p.m;:.... MON. thtuTHURS. can call us at I 800 222-0300. But, as expected; the primary focus will be to keep Greene·. · his physical abilities at· sucl:i an .. the time of the Olym'pics and· · centered. . . . . total. of 208 points. ·. · . 1 a.m.·2~45 p,ill. :.... FRI. · And AT&T offers clear long healthy for the duratfon of the §eason .. · · · . . . .. ··.· · ase has 'sparked doctors'_ in; 10.a.m.·2 P.,m-. '- SAT. & SUN. d!s~ce connections, operator I -. "l have been 'coaching for a long time, and the teams with the terests. In fact, during his race assistance, 24·hour customer · best win-loss records have been those which have been amazing· Scpi. 12; he says, "They had a - Choost from a cofftt shop mtnu. B,#k/ast, Lunch & Dinner. service,and irnrnediate credit .. Jy free of injuries," Pollard .said. "Once ~ou l?~e your first·. radio-controlled heart monitor for ~rong numbers. Plus.you string player, his back-up might be.close m ab1hty, but your . . attached to me and ii lold the ac: : can use AT&T to call from · third and fourth string guys aren't: That's when your depth as a tivity of rrly heart every five * Commons Area* anywhere to anywhere, all o~r team really coines into play.'' . . . seconds.'' · the United States and to over · · Cash. . MON. THURS. ' 10:30 a.m.~i:30 p.m ...... thru 250 countries. Although doctors. consider . · 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. - FRI • Hoffman's physical abili\ies to tie. I You might be surprised at l how good a value AT&T really amazing, he concedes, "I really For 0/ftri a wldt ultcllon of hot foo.l~ our holiday employment oppo<1un,ties because we.offer, 11:JO a.m.·I p.m. - FRI. ski tuck position. He ··nad ae· • Full and pa<1,t,me openings to f,t your schedule · . signed his own bike and had a • Great salaries to l\elp pay your college expenses Prfyaft dining /or /acuity & class(/ltd staff. company called Medici build it for him. "They said they'd never • An opporturnty for a_cl_vancement within our expanding retail organization . ' built a crazier bike.'' NOW HIRING FOR THE FOLLOWING 1 SEASONAL OPENINGS . ' AT&T Bu't Hoffman's bike had an added quality. "It put me In the · • Aud,o/Video/Car Stereo Sales C-Ovnsetors power position over the pedal • Car Stereo Installers • Cashiers . The right choice. • warehouse • R~ep1,onists . Yrith my elbow resting on the han· •' • c,ed•t Clerks • Customer Servrce Clerks I **ASK ' die har," he c~plains. In this . :J: There's a great emp•oyment opp<><1un1ty 1usl wa1tong for you at Circuit City. j ABOUT way ~- 1 power was utiliztd more ' .. ' I CAMPUS - eff1,oe~.- ·,·. Slop b·t and f;II out an app' cal·on at t~e fo''o·,,,ng Circuet C,ty locat·or,s: . I .. -~"'"~r··· . ~ I -~.! . CATERINO . . --~ ,.;"i'-:-.ac .,:so .at::,out~I it to a L3 21) ~lt"9nlia Aw I I H' Inf0: J95-42J8 g":.~. ·.u..:··· hfe<':·le. "I wanted ,-:=.. "i'': I~• • '• ~ l't::~ a.ec~1tll, CMitel'llil tr ,.,.: • a"<'

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. . ,·' -·· Monkeying .Campus safety concern Staff editorial: ' .·. . . . around, Supremacists' ignorance is mind-bogglillg _for handicapped, page 3 pages 4, 5 Volume XLVIII Number 3 Monday, September 281 1987 . . - · With the 200 year anniversary of our Constltu· tlon for the Advancement of Colored People exist ·· · · 'H~Y, . 13-EA-r' .· __ 1--r ·_ · . . • . - . tion approaching and ihe recent visit by theJiope, to help minorities when their rights have Ileen the thoughts of most,A!nerlcans have been \ull of violated. The NAACP does riot fight for the rights ~LJr-,(>Yr THI.? 1? _· '· L---"' .- v . o.-~ . . . ideas on justice, equality, and love for their- fellow of minorities at the expense of the rights of whites. THE::-. -C7l' . . • \Alf='.... . __ .-. The Klan's, as well as other white supremace hate· Conflicting·testimony in Lewis.trial man. i 1- groups, maln thrust is the alienation and the DON't. ft,ISRVE::- YO~R . By. Jennifer Self building where the accid~nt oc- ! '· .... Locally, however,. there was recently a•btellllsh · limiting of the righis ofininorities: These groups . KINP ·. ANYMO~. . News Editor ·. cured, Is a · path trav.eled by ' in our midst when a small number of individuals · attempt to bring down minorities lri order to make . . _ . _ · students -walking · to. · classes. - . · : wearing white robes paraded in front of Standard · themselves seem better .Jn other words, they feel .. , Testimol).ywas given last week. School was in ses'slon the night of .· - ... their shortcomings are the fault of racial minority \~ ',_;. · Elementary School In · .Olldale In hopes of ·.·. iii' the' trial offormer BC tennis "the ~ccldent;'Soll) s11jd, ~· : , . , "t ..,;. ;· : ' recruiting new members. for the Kpights .of the Ku groups; coach Oayleil. Lewis by two BC · ~c..,:, "'· · · · =- .;."~ . i. . · Klux Klan. Even niore surprising than the fact that security' ·officers' and .. three . In· cross. examination, Simrin ; 'I . ;, . ' . :) the Klan has surfaced in our. community is the Jonathon Webster, president of the Bakersfield members of the 1986,87 BC ten·· asked. Soto· about th_e gouge ' < ' . corninents m11de _by the Califo(nia grand. dragon .. . chapter ofthe NAACP, was quoted in tile Call/or.· nis leant who were passengers in marks and paint scrapings pre· -!'it . ~- of the Invisible Emplre, Knights of the Ku Klux - nian as sayirig,''My fear isn't the Klan. Its people . ·, . the BC van Lewis was .driving sent on th~ w,alt where the van V} - . c-KJan; Lorerrtowderrnilk in'the Sept7t4issue of-·-- who.ssit · idly-by and-;watch-the lil.equities-in,the _____c_...------1March-31 when lt:crashe(I mt<,l'th~ ~·crashed; S1mrm---asked-how-·thec--:-;c-· · ,, - the B11kersfield Californian. . system and do nothing. That will continue to b.e • Science and Engineering Building.· .niarks appeared Ori. the -wan . if.• '.' •i our focus." Although he feels there Is no reason following a tennis match lit' Ven- - there were! no accidents prior to . /·· · ' First hf all he clalmsthe Klan is non-violeni. He for fear the Klan, there is the problem !d Donald walkinfdow_n tile street. They_ practices violence it brings out ihe, prejudice in · people. Although tvio of the several youtM in· at .the east side of the S&E said he could not tell liow fastthe· .I·., . . . t_ hen tricked him into coming to their car by_ telling .· · I d ·· · h · · d · h · d- d · 'l d. · building. . . vari was being driven. ·_ ·. ' .. · · · Vegah ,keeping records in March3L'J'he students said they Californian , "There are different organizations . ·as well as the fact that the verdicl ori behalf of the · ·. gathering sounded small and 'designated to attract· 'anyone . could be. so ignorant about the people · 1983. · · · · saw Lewis in the stands watching · promoting the1black race. We promote.the white · Donald famiiy could m~an the. deiliise of the the aitention of the riews media. The group was around th.em; Unfortunately, people like like that I . - . . . . . ·.. them play their ma.t~hes. to Judge Frank Hoover, presiding Judge for the Gaylen Lewis trial, whli~ Depui,, Dlstrl~! At, . -_·. race.. "Organizations such -as the NationalAssocia-. United .Klans_ is a comfort to many. Altho.ugh · small and they did only stay 45 minutes, according will be with us forever. ' Soto .also stated that the drive­ Auorriey Stan Slmrln 11grues bis polni . . " • way onlhe east side ofthe S&E Turn to LEWIS, page 6 . · torney Kyle Humphrey listens lnlenlly. ·

, .. ·.:. . Re-entry .center oasis for i Golleg;e >eclucati on·• re.f otm _... '--- .: - •'Triist€es .···.. 'UncOin.forta.bte' ·with 'coil.dOm. ·sale ,studeri.t Wilntillgto return Will ease cha.n.cellor' s. job . By Kie Relyea - states; ''We juslfeel that with so. Mehling; st;ies, "At this point,. so that you don't open you,rsell · · he says, · '''fhe' students. (ASB). pus. Th~ cases (AIDS) are grow- - · · -Editor. in ~hief many diseases; the qnly· way to we're 'not thinking aboutinstall- uj:i for criticism for puuirtg con, make the argument that this ·. ing in n~niber and the surgeon • ·_ . By Sherrill Elson · -gave me the courage to make that I now back iri school; . · • · .· .. -. By Rochell~ John~ton. colleges some funds, not a ~an . •KCCD · Chancellor Jaines · · · · - · · promoie safe sex is: with con- ing ·the · machines. It's being dom machiries on campus.''.. would be OK, except people general seems to think condoms . . . Rip Staff call. .· . . - _ . . •· ~ , The biggest obstaclefor me to .. . . . Rip Staff . who.truly has revolutionary ideas Young also remarked that Smith . ·.Although. th~ Associated Stu~ doms." The ASB hopes the.in~ -._ handled .through- .. our heaith ... .tage 6. · ...... · . - . · 1·s- a tan.gled. m· ess._· E. ven.· ·as '_the·· lege state governance. Srriith ad,. we own,. though, the possibility of ,ment had a large percentage of. munlty College District (KCCD) ·•- infection and is fatal. .- iion that's sexu11lly active; so ·· . . . - . d . . - . . I . - . . . . . capt-a1'n: o· f _the· 70-.di'str.ict,·. vocated a: ·stronger, more cen-. . goi_ng·· bac_k to sch_ ool. see_. m__ e_ re-entry peop e. College entra_nce ·· 1, d. · · - · · h · · Board of Trustees, according to · "They sai(I they (Board . of does the college have a role in the . . procedures were explained to me · .. i06-campUS ·college· systertl, the · trn IZC. · · governance; oweve:' ·. rc'A.itihat time, I had a nleceat. and I discovered that the center . chancellor. seems to be a mere local boards shot down the pro- - ~:~ •.Richard wright, BC presi- JfJ~:r::;'.c1;:t~:;1~or~ii::. -~~:t:~nal asp::t?" states DL . p.h. 1··1,11~ns· --nam· e· d .coo ~ai·nator tending BC, and, while visiting also provided many .diverse arid Continued fr9m page). -_ ' figurehead. As Suite Senator Don • posal, ~itinl! "erosion of local - ·.. Nui:s1ng - Or. Wright says when he infor" their wishes because t_hey'ie l~k- . "The ot~:r_side of the issue for .• ·-· .· - '¥ ' . .. - . I· I . her one day, I picked .up a copy . ongoing support groups: classes, Rogers said; "Sinith thought he control...... - .. mally . brought .the proposal · Ing ourfor the students' best ms the Board·~· 1f it aJlows condoms I of the catalog and thwnbed ·. and lectures on all facets of the •'I am -_ there 'to please' your}iids through school. Money was going to be in charge of com- before ·. Board i'neinbets. ''they .. terests," . states -. Pavletich; -In· . on campus; is it promoting illicit .. By Robert Phipps . -.·· years:. Phiilips signed a contract Phillips. also .. noted thai this . through it. l noticed a new. . personal and academic problems . patients," Buckley explained.. ialksY _ . . ·. _.·· . munity colleges in California and .. Written byAssemblyrnan Jolin ..• were uncomfortable." · stead, ihe ASB will wait to see · sex?'; -_· - - · _ _ , · · Rip Sia ff. . _ . this year thit has her teaching on semester all the de~ign classes are listing: the Re~Entry Center:· I of the retul'llirig student.• ''You go home f4leling like you Buckley feels the major dowri- could actually have soine .effect~ Vasconcellos, Assembly Bill P2S .· .. - But Dr, James Young, KCCD how other campuses; such as Cal· Dr, Wrjgh.t cone] udes, Due to increasing enrollment at a filll-iime basis for this semester · full, which is unusual: ''.The pro~· jotted down the number ai:id later . I felt that witli a learn of people really make a difference. - faH in nursing is stress. .· On· policy/' This is really in'. promises lo reform community chari~llor, states, ".There was no . State-Bakersfield, will handle the· . "You're on -the , horns of a ··the FACE.-depariment, a short- . only. She will llave her contract gram has grown this year,'' she : 'gave them a call. . : - . like that to advise and focus my '.'Also, we have finally gotten . "lt'snot easy to get weekends - dicative of ihe job-11.S the head college education in this state. ·.. J .. · r~ponse from the Board because. - situatiqn, according to Pavletich. dilemma. Should you take an age of · full-tinie teachers, and_ renewed if there is enough money . said •. In addition_ to her design ' .. 1 · was .very hesitant when. I efforts, I really could go back away from the idea that nurses,: off," Buckley declared. "When of. tlie entity;.you still have very· Due out in a year, lei's hope that · . , 10 I . a response wasn't asked of us;... . However, . CSB's ,µsodat_ed educational. approach , Mkh

n,. ....,...., ... _ ...... ·~,::, .. y,,,t-...... , IN IIIIC}'l-tn • ,...._,.,,,,...... •· '""' Jt.N,I, By Joseph Reyes · P.tarilyn Worthington, instruc­ switched f,nm tNal opcr~· r • l1'1l' .... __...... ,....,~th:1"~1"1', l'\,lil...... ,1 ... ~·~~ u,,9_...... ~ .....,.. t4 Tns ""' ~ • .._,..,...... , r. ~ ~ ...... vii lJM Rip Staff tional coordinator of the Food eluding ir,111• (Eosflfflliltl 00•1 M,Gitl (U1drddrd) T!Jol Grllnur (Artnl Ar'.i) G1J 10~1100 (Marktt111 A.Ila• t • · ...... u•.CC\.A.Jc~.a+>••xa ...... M~t-t i'N.....,..ltlf., Due to classified staff reassign­ Renegade Room is a training pro­ Wort!-.• .._,.-· I.Mii"---.·· he -"Jt r.-'GC P'!(lt"!e r:::vre &1tr'1It -"II trou1M !X¢p!e t<>se """"·'"-~ti*. ments, a limited instructional gram for our students. We have a Stu,:!t"":-'.t l:,.. ~·,-<- *1""1:-t,,t<. .n for I common ir,ttrt:Jt, to from ..,h 01her. They (ohe a 1¢t of arguh,1 and a !vi or o't· to.&tt..~tfi it's hai~ co 1,1.y, . I ·or rel:J:v:'1; Jtt more i~:o Ir. It f• ~ ...... - ...... - ...... ,,,., - -- ... -,,.... - -- ... - _... -·- Jab at a cert.iln time and only at the C~l1~-. a:-.1 ~O()G ~~ :19 staff, and the few enrolled al..o trouahl P<')p!e more maybe ,.. him or hear him poople) ,,,..,. able co 11111 to ler !«lln1, 1l>ou1 tht P<>pe t,,uu,, t l.;t or rtli~n·, don't .... ~ ...... ---. _...,....~ ...... __.._ ..,,.._, __...... ,. .. ~-~ ::;a/Rip Start .. _ students in the Food Services that time, i\ the room Ol'(n," man~: ::,,, rooc ~ tot"''ff t>iolt root thout ic, I think 1101 of p«>p!e OTC) pt"Otr'I.IM "1111 \41J. Larry Siiton, JD lnttnKtor from C1, Pl)ly, ~n L1il, Obupo. · can no longer be open on a ~_::_ .. ~ w&yt." are up,.et abot1t it.'' ---- regular basis, according to taken on a new empha.sls. We Turn to RE'-l'G*,DE. pqe ~

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t---_N_ew_s_B_ri_ef_s ---ot Staff-exchange sparks .interest ·'By Joseph Reyes employee from another college, that would come here would do · Interested . faculty members College vi~itatlon dates set Oct. 8,9 · . Rip Staff . · · The program bege.n In July at · the same thing. We can .benefit first are advhed to fill out a the League National conference · frpm having someone ·rrom out- ·prelirnlnary application and'sub- Campll! visitation to the University of the Paclflc, Sacrament Bakersfleld College.employees, In Kansas City. The exchange side and ihey would benefit from · mlt it to Scott. In thb appllca- State and UC Davis h11ve been set for Oct. 8,9. Students must sign u · along with· either teachers and program the BC faculty can take having our petson,"expla,lned lion, teachers or staff members two weeks In advance and make a SS deposit at the Business Offic · . staff In ·the Kern community · part'1n was patterned after the Scott. : ·· · . can specify which colleges they and bring the receipt to the Transfer Center. · . . . College District, now. ~ave the four'.year coHege prcuiram knoivn. · Approximately. 20 BC . st'aff · wish to transfer to, from a list of .. For more - . Information. contact . the Transfer Center. atI 395-4288. opportunity to participate In the as. the National Faculty .Ex· members have shown interest ln the.24 participating Junior college Community College · Exchange · change: · ·· wantina · to· participate Iii the · districts. · . .. · Co1'versational skills course Tuesday P rogram,.· · Dean of . Administrative Ser- · 1988-89 or 19· 89-90 school year, ·.Formal· arid more detailed ap-· · This program, under the Joint · vice~ and KCCD League for In-. · All administrators, facufiy · and · · · pllca!lons. a.re forwarded to the ·. Learn how to build fdend!hlp through conversation, A course o KBCC. . . sponsorship of The American novation representative, Dr. classified staff are eligible to app- CCEP by Nov, 16. Program back 'louder than ever' convenatlonal skills for people ()f all cultures and ages who .feel un Association of Community and . David Scott, believes that this ly. '!What I think is going to hap~ coordlm1tor Oilry Filan, from the ...... ·. . _. ' . - . comfortable in a crowd, and are hesitant about approaching other Junior Colleges, the League for program Is beneficial. "Obvious- pen Is that we will probably have Maricopa Colleges .in Phoenix, ...... •. ~-:.· ..·· , By Robert Phipps to ,;maker ihe college aware that · classified as/for now, they a:re . . ~A .. <. .. • "'••. .. . will be held from 7-10 p.m., Tuesday, for four Tuesdays In th Innovation . and th~ Maricopa · ly, It would give one of our peo.- . a few staff members participating then goes through the forms and · . . ~. ' ·· .• Rip Staff KBCC can be a very Instrumental, . -satisfied with playing "liltern· ·.·~····-· ...... • . .. . . ';.":~:·;;:~ Southwest. The fee will be Sis. For information call 395-4537. Community Colleges of Arizona, pie a development exchange. He· next year," said Scott. "We have · makfS ·the· matches. "t'he •flnl!l •• . ~~·~:,.; ...... ' ' .. . . tool In promoting activities.,, atlve college music.I, ''Basfcally • • • f • • allows any staff member from the .: would experience a new environ- to be very careful about .this. applltatlon: form much ll"Ore ...... Is . Despite unfounded . rumors Spending time on the air ls a re- the defiriltlon of alternative col­ participating communfty colleges · ment, get new Ideas from where People _don't want.to rush lrito · · cotripltcated because yo11 have to ''Brief Encounters''. sessions Tuesday . that campusradlci station KBCC: qulreinerit for .. those . students • lege music ls that mµslc whkh to switch sc'.w ols "i r'Jhri Smith, b~ttcr known :•·casting 278: Students enrolled in · · . Some c>f the groups .KBCC old and how io change the terms of some longer-term relationships. tci have a person who has pretty to KKXX listeners as '' Jim · the broadcasting courses are re- · plays, includes the older works of The course will run for six Tuesdays and fees are $35. For rnore ln- much the same background as the · Travls'>', assertSthat KBCC .will · qulred to spend time coming up Oeoesls, The Pet Shop Boys, and · orinatlon, call 39S-4S37. · · person from the other college," soon' be back, louder than ever. wit!). their own mo'vle and album · •· The Talking Heads. "While some .. Smith adds that because of reviews, interviews with JQcal . of the groups we play niay be Top : . . .. said Scott. ·. · · eyond War Orientation Tuesday After Fillltl makes the· match, · some of the changes going on at ·. · sports personalities, artd weekly 40, the songs we pla~ are n.ot. u he notifies theJwo colleges In the ·· the station, .located in .. the . news, and.feature briefs to use on: Powell says. While tliere are no -iJ .· trade. Boih colleges get the final . . . Language Arts Building, KBCC 'their live air broadcasts. . . -.· . · I cel~brlties to speak of. on KBf.C, .•·. ·_. .. '\ ''An Orientation To a Wmith says, ••we · we don't have the time to go int_o . teach acourse about. the h)story IInstruct~r Jim Smith jhow:S Laura Aridenon the fjoer points of r11dlo production, BC's radio station, KBCC, On Sept; 22, program ccior- Michael Vincent. For more information contact Ray Dooley at · would've been· back on th_e air a detail. We have to have ttie com- of broadcasting for the first tinie; bas not been cancelled but simply. delayed lo getting on the air.· . dioator Gary · Filan will be on number oLweeks ago, but with . plete st9ry out iri about 60 . ."What we are trying to em- . . . . 831-6163. campus to explain the progr11m to . . . . . - . . tll_is iine'dciwn it's gping to take a.•. seconds, and , so. we. generally •. phasite here is Iha~ radio is id.ot. interested staff' members. Filan .. while." ...... _.. . can't possibly tJSe all the informa- . more diverse thanjust being a dee ·o ela' y·.. s·.··P. 0 s.t··p·o n.e KB, n_\,;...., c. .. 'A Niglit of Jazi' Friday wil(rrieet with the certificated and ... · ·. In addi iion to Smith, KBCC ·· tion that vie get from AP/' •...... · jay.'' Powell conc.ludes. ._ . c!assfied staff· in the Finlinson · . boasts two other part-tiriie in- . . KBCC- does more than jil$1 The station can be pic~ed llp ·. · · The Associated Students t~c. at CafState~Bakersfield pies~nt . wm Conference Center.· .. ~triictcirs; Michael Powell who news and ~eaiher, however, on the dial at 102.7 F~. for those ·' . By Kie Relyea . Also, th{ on ttie'groumf the end, the booths oil the 'A Night of Jazz" at 7:30 p.m, Friday, in the Dore Theatre.The pro- · area ·in . teaches 'Broadcasting .. 2, and . Smith says thalwhiie the students who have Warner cable, arid , Editor in Chief floor of .the Language Arts, iround floor 9{ Language Arts · am will feature Chris Jarnes arid ihe J .A.M. Club. General admis­ . engineer Richard Kelley. Powell haven't decided exactly what · IQ5.9 FM for those with Cox where KBCC's studio had been were converted into studios'. lon tickets are $2 for students and $4 for non-students. For more ins ormation, call 837-1213 or 833-3091. · · · says that the station's objective is. kind of station KBCC.should be cable. KBCC should return to the air .. io\:ated; .· needed remodeBing to . Carlson says the remodelling will .' wiihin three weeks despite all ihe accommodate the growth.of the cost about $1,500 .. · ·. ·. · .. d~lays iL has encountered, BC· police academy and related The change in location wiH not Office of Financial Aid, has new hours cording to Richard Kelley. radio public service iii-ea, according to be the only change' KBCC will Due to the increase of finan~ial aid applications and a staffshor:C .·.· .Mo. nke_ ys_·. ·. Coiltiilued irom pages 4i 5 . . technician.··... ·.. ·.. .•, • . . ,Charfos Carlson; dean of instruc-. u11dergo. Carlson explains: tage, the Office of Financial Aid's new !1ours will be from 9 a:m.~5 . The latest delay occured,when ·: tion. · . . . . "We've been trying to: take a · · p.in., Monday-Thursdays: The office will be closed.to th_e public from at~ s.op~imores llll\l are majoring . ''· . . . : . . . :be ._After working with the chimps . s,care taclii::ts, ljke11 l,9ogy chimp•-_.·_. , ''-They are not like a dog or a · nected, following. the summer · bilities when considering the we're_ not exactly sure at this ,. -- . foi five months Estrada, who no' . or spider:; or toads. They use the ~t; ••. Estrada Said; ''They can't ·. school 'sessions.. ·, '. . . . • . . ·.· ·.. siudio'snew locaiion. '.'We need- . point... . . Speech therapist available in LA22() ··_. . __ ·. . longer th1n~s ofJsaac and Ace~ ·~scare tactics t_o. k~ep the chimps'.·. just be left in a cage.'! . ·-. ·. · ·-- Previously, KBCC could 11ot.,•Ced to .either eliminate.the studio · • _The adrnlhistratioii will be try;·· ...... - .. - -- . -- -.-- - --· ...... -. ·-· c\limps but as kids; is thinldng ?! • a_ttention. Estrad~ said they have . · Estrada said because of isaac's . restirne ajrpiay because of several.· (he.re; .·move·. the · studio or do ing'io get an advisory committee Those with speech Orl~guage problems can contact Judy Garrett ·.· · changing ~er goals · of .ivcirking · . very short attenhon spans, and · ... temperment Brauer _thought if ·. ·. other factors:_· one concerili;ng ·_. something in. between," stated together · consisting· of ·p'rofes~ · speech therapist, at 395-4402· or 39S-4419 or drop by her office i ill in- ~guage Arts'220. · · with terminally paiients and by piadng a to'ad a: few feet away . something were to happen he Ron Dethlefson, the:.regular, Carlson. • sionals in the br~~dca.sting_[iel,d__.'. ,, .·-.,-.. theicfamilies, to working .With, and telling the chimp if he would be able to gel; along structor, who had requested Jobe chimps>. . . . '. . . . ·_·: cloesn;t stay the toadwiH get hiin, .. without her, but Ace w~uld not.. _·. reassigned back.· illtO ·.· the · AMI YOUR TYPE???. · Learning Skills Center in Library .·. ifhe girts aren't working with it keeps him from wandering off. > Esti-aila said one time· Brauer speechlco111111unications area and . Isaac very.much as he is older and . Although none of the tactics • and her husband were go~e {or a not into the radio progra_m upon · · Pressell for time? Hard to. meet d~alines? . , Need to Improve your study skills?. ~ning Skills 70C, Textbook .. stronger. arid the girls haven't ~-are ever consistent, tine daf the .... · day and fo6k Acewith-:tliem, lheFhio:return-'-fromchis--spl'ing-csa~·-~-~w-· Ill do QUALITY typing on WO_R_D-.,-.-. ~--,--~,. eading, will be taught Oct. 5 ' 22 in Library 117, Leaming Center; . , . ~ -.-. -earnecl-lii(resp&t:" .. boogy chimp ntlght work and the thought Isaac would be olca:y, but batical. . . . , . PROCESSOR •. Reasonable rates •. qc . dass . (S640.01) will be. held at . noon on Mondays .· and . . . Even -· now that .they have next day it might not ..· when they returned they foun_d . . . ednesdays. The other(56.4{).02) will be. at· noon ori Tuesdays and ursdays:. Both classes require additional arranged liour .. . · somewhat· ,gained the chimps ·.· Estrada .said many times Ace that Isaac was so upset he made For More Info Call Laurie at399-4951 wil. an . - - . himself sick and lie had_ n;t e_'aten • · The classes, each one-half unit,. wilf be taught by Jerry Ludeke. respect the process· is still slow at; win do everything else ~xcept ES.SA·v··. . , . &. -E· p·oRT·s·.. · . . . (Jot It down today!) i1.·mes_.. ·•. ''I__ fA_ c·e is.n't"in t·he·m· ood· ivhatthe_·y.w_ant hi_lll to_. do;_· _· .. all day. . · . ·. ·. ·.·. 8 8 ere Is a prerequisite of Reading Level A; or Reading ~vel B with a '.. d. · · 'd. · ''Th. • · h 18,278 l_o_ctiooie from-'all aubjecla core of 20 or, above on the ASSET Reading· Asses·~ment: .· t() learn a sign he is notgoing to Isaac on the Othefhan~ will do Estrii a Siil ' · at IS W en Save Time and Improve YoLir Grodhl 1111_ OtderCalaJog TOday with Visa/MC or COD _ ' .· . . .learn.1_·1, ,o_y·_s· .Bra·u·er·,· So· _·far-·A.c•: ilun_gs t_o. get in-_.. tr_o_uble SO_ that h_ 13(a'y_ej:l:!ecatne a\Vare of at'.> ·. -.. . - - . . . .- - . . ·:- ... ·- - . . . e ... . - ~ . 1..-"- . h . . ali d . 1•,§.·c11·l·¥2··~_3:.4·71... a·."2' 2·· 6''Ex,.9 ... . . Docudrama about stuttenng · -•.- .· ·._· ·-· has learnedlrsix signs; he k"nows_: doesn't have to !ear.ii, ..· ..· ·... : . taCmuent S e never re ze was .. e!!!.: '°' I, . . . - . - . : ' . · I- · · · · th' · · " ,- Or, n.ish $2,00 to: Euay$ & Report,i_ , / ··>:/ea(, dtfnk, hug, tickle; free and· · Beith . Estrada:'. an.d O'Brlel) · ere. 1Jl1lld.l'<>A

The video is aimed at people who avoid communicating_withothe~s • With she and O'Brien,· For· in: imp.ossible t9 do. . ' i _· . ue to self-wnsciousness about their spe«h ability. Appointments to itSnack Bar* .·· . stance, when he [earned the sign . One thing they have discoverd ew or borrow the video can be made through spe«h therap~t Judy for tree ''he· got. so excited he . is tha\ if Bral!er is not around; . . arrett in Language Arts 220 or by calling 3954402 or 395-4419. 7 a.m.-9 p.m. - MON. thru THURS. · started doing all of the signs at the· chi~ps_ .· are much more. ··%- ~· ·. YOU may.n~ed alawyer if you are: . 7 a.m:,i:4S p.m . .:_ FRI. ... once.'' · . cooperattve. . ~·- Re-Entry Club Fu~draiser _ . · 10 a.m.-2 p.in. .:.:. SAT. &. SUN .. · · · · : Estrada· and O'Brien ·use dif- . Estrada· and O'Brien -say the --" ARRFSTED for an}' reason --,- INJUR_ED in an accident • · ...... The Re-Entry Club will hold a Homecoming fundraiser Wednesda fererit t~ctlcs for teaching the fact that the cllimps ~sual~yknow . ASB. election results . Choose fro,n a coffee shop menu. Breakfast; LUf!Ch & Dinner: chimps. . . . . what they are. domg 1s very . _ .iu\'oh·cd in,, DIVORCE or SEPARATION ·-·having a serious p,ohlem with CREDITORS 11 a.m.-2 p.in. in front of the Campus-Center. Nachos and Pepsi wil The elections held . recently. Vice-President· is Trish Gill and· . At first Estrad~ said they used ~rustrating . because often they · be aold. · resulted · in 4 new · Associate · the· .. Sophomore Secretary · is ·rewards as a way of teaching the like to play d_wnb. - 1,rongfully k 11r11, "°- puu ddfrtrr 4lt1J work, nolq ,,rlro,.,.,. M-!lllr. Choice of~ st,,, 0,7 mm rtJlf!et wlth t~e Job ;' ' Espanol 324-fi5(Jl "' l'u(,m .. t Cttttt, SlMt11t Stnl

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- -, .--· ·~ . : ~ .... \ •••• .Chimps· ·IsaCtc ~ Ace sign-on Ace seems to be practicing for on_e day when he really wlll be able to drive. This Is ~ore or his, feeling of , .-.. the "Normal" lifestyle of human beings. - · · · · . - By KRISTY HA YNES _ ti)' he was not turned over to Brauer until· ; · Co-Sports Editor he was IS mo~ths old. According 10 ... _· Brauer the trainer in charge of him before l " Virginia Brauer has raised Isaac since her abused him and, lherefore, he is not - . he was IS-months-old and Ace ·since he. -· very iru~ting and sometimes isn1ean, ''as L ·I j l·, was s:weeks old. - a way of testing- people io see if ihey will ;- ... } : abuse· him:" - · · i - j ~. I · Today Isaac is 8 and Ace is 5 and .. _j ,, i • -Brauer has ·done everything in lier power Ace on the othe.r hand was never abus; ' ) _l to keep them, inkuding selling her h_ouse ed. and has no bad memories; therefore ' . . · Brauer said, "Ace loves everyone." ~~~i -~ r~fa-~-· in Los Angeles to move to HaYilla where Isaac and Ace are able to live in a more Brauer also said that because Isaac is suitable environment.' In fact Brauei's older' bigger and more aggressive, he is ·,.. ·: husband commutes 300 miles a day so no longer able to live in the house, so he ·

< that he and his wife can keep Isaac and has his own outdoor cage with a light and - ,\ Ace. a lelevision set. _- . ' .....' Afltf a hard day at play, Ace sits down to ·enjoy_a bowl of Ice cream, one or bb \ Who ar~ Isaac and Ace? Why are they . Ace, however is still small enough to flYOrite dfsbet, so special to Brauer and her husband? live in the house where he is always part of They are chimpanzees. family activities. He cats at the dinner •,. _.... :\~ -. -- Brauer encountered Isaac and Ace table and sleeps in the beds. ' . ....,- .. _while working.as the head of the baby Brauer's main interest in chimpanzees " - nursery at Lion Country Safari in cenlers around their intelligence, which Anaheim, where she worked for eight . which led her to want Isaac and Ace to years. learn sign language. When Lion Country closed in oe«m­ She said she can tell them what she ber, 1984 Brauer said there was no way wants and they understand but, when they i she could leave-Isaac and Ace behind. want to communicate with her, it is much 1. Photos by "It would be like leaving our children," harder for her to comprehend what they I Brauer said. In March, 1985, Brauer and want. . I ,__ David Borjon and .. her husband sold their house and moved In May, 1986 Brauer contacted Sally to Havillah where they have established Hill, a BC psychology faculty member on Aaron Mastro "Animal Haven". campus, and asked her if there were any - . ' ~-- •. · Monkey &tc monkey do b lhe ~11.1 Shelly O'B1bn ttache3 A~ the sign for lrte." piychology students interested in teaching Brauer's upbringing played a major sign language to her two chimps, on a role in her interests in chimp!, as she was volunteer basis. .Jt.. •- ,· born and raised in India, where she Cindy Estrada and Shelly O'Brien, b«ame very familiar with exotic animals. volunteered. Both girls are sophomores ---~ Vlrglnl• B111~r. o?tner1m1n1Jt• or Anlmtl Haven, gently cractit'\ R""I· Although Isaac was born al Lion Coun- gle, on.e of the many 1n1mal1 she ci1rt1 for 11 her upf)fr Hull1h llo11tt. Turn to Monkeys; page 3

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.. .. ,-~---~------.;...... -,...... ·sa,f ety.·•· of··handicappedpressing···need Tennis .courts Mid air magic Robert Phipps · Compelled by Section 504 of· visual fire alarms (for deaf 14We need to· begin repiachig because of the fact .that tollets Johnson said. · Furthermore, . Rip Staff · the RehablUtat!on A~t of 1973, · students) In any of the billlding,.. · our main :entrance doors · with . and. sin.ks are. too hiah.• and i. he Johnson said that in order to · · · Elevator· controls, Including · · · " · · in- -bad. condition, . . Johnson and his staff conducted emergency alnrms are located ioo · · automatic doors:. in the interim · wans lack lian~ralls. In addition, . lower cont.rols it woul~ ci>st.$300 A. simple procedure, such as . an assessment of the accessablUty high for some wheelchair stu- the PUil tension of the doors maiiy of those bathrooms that. and new,. lower. toilets for the opening a door is something .an · of every building at BC. In his dents reach, and doors iue too •· 'needs to be adjusted so as not to are ilccessable are often locked. . restrQoms aie anywhere from.. 10 By Joseph Reyes having to go to a Jocai club to able bodied person takes for report to the Chancellor's office, hard · open In addition to tlie · exceed S.S. lbs for exterior and Currently; Johnson has no idea · .Johnsw much money wUI be allotted money would be well spent . . . . I . , . Presently, the contractor who son, .opening a door can be a . most the Importance of safety for · · · · ·. · . · • stated. each year to. upgrade accessabill· ihough, considering that ''right Bakersfield • College admlnis- laid out · the faulty material Is · nightmare. the over SOO currently registered': ' ·.1n··colllpJi:tlng the research, . Johnson's report a.1so em- .. ty. Hedoeshowever, have agood now, some handicapped students· trators and the athletic depart· negi>tiatirig for·.a settlement with . It is for this reasori that Stu:. handicapped students. . - : safety wEis notihe only issue t<> be .. phasized the need for signs identi~ . idea of how much it cost.· are· having to go two buildings advice for Dodgers will ment are concerned about the ihe company( he got the filler · dent Services Coordinator. Don. ·. "I think It is absolutely vital · . dealt with. With. his survey . fying .accessable entrances .and · "A ramp.to cover four to six over just .to go to the restroom. condition; of the Hank Pfister from. Johnson hopes to avoid a Johnson is· putting a great deal of that we address the safety Issues · results; Johnson also submitted a restrooms for the handicapped. . steps is $3,000. Automatic doors An able-bodi.ed person wouldn't tennis courts. . . . possible fawsu!t over thfcourts. effort into making BC niore ac-' revealed: by .our . study," . the list of suggestions to make BG: · · Most bathrooms, Johnson noted, · are between $34,000, and hand- stand for that, so. handicaps LOS ANOELES~ln the back of my mind; I knew.to expect . . !'If we do get Involved 1.n ii legal cessable to the handicapped. • report stated. ":rhere are no. more accessable. are no( accessable right now rails are about $30 a foot,,, shouldn't have to either." · the wors~ the moment we left the driveway. But, sometimes a . Acco.rding to Men's Athleti.c hassle over thos~ courts, it's go- . . man m4st find out for himselfjust how.bad his. favorite team is ·. Director Walt Johnson . The Ing to take a long time to get before ~e accepts defe~t in the heatof battle. ·.. ·. •...... ·.. ·. . · ·. courts have developed cra~ks on ·. anything done. By tlie time the ·Lewis Re9ega9e .....------,.....,. ,--·~After .it two-h9~~ dnve,and a four-hour escapade_ that could_· _the,.playing surface...Last year,JL_~Casm1 arrives; It would ~e ~- _' ~-·-_.--After the match endecfatap: Robertson testified he drlitlk' ~left onto'the driveware~srof th~ : works together in a system aiid Renegade Room are required to semester for many because we've-:- - .drive a man to su1c1de, the Los Angeles Dodgers proved what I.· hired. contractor applied a filler · possible to. play Intercollegiate · proximately J p.m.; Robertson . one· beer. while driving to S&E building. Robertson said he. demands the sam~ requirements. make an appointment iit least two always had good support from came to find Qut.. Are they really as awful as people say they are? • solution to the damage. The ma tch¢s there;" explains . said he drove the 'van from Ven·· · Fillmore where Lewis assumed could not .feel the alledged ac- ·· Worthington·· states, "All 'three·· .. weeks in · advance.. ''If we're · .both the certified and classified . Buddy, they are that and then some...... elastic material which was. sup- Johnson. tura College. to Von's super- the whei:i. LewlSha.d nothing furs celeration of the van or the tires programs require that students .. available, . we will talk menu · staff, . students, . and the ad- . The Dodgers prdved two Satutda~s ago that no lead ;is safe · .. posed to give out with the chang~ · · · · · · market In Ventura...... ther to drink from. Fillmore fo spinning before the· vancrashe.d have the ability to be able to . prke, time, and •guaranteed . ministraiion." ·. · .. · .· · .· when they take their cir~us act t.o the baseball fie.Id. A.s usual, . . ing temperatures, never harden- · . Johnson believes that the ad- .The tennis . players . collect.e~ , . aC:,;il~ccirding to Robertson. ·. into the wall.·.. · · . ·. · . ; .. ·. follow .worksheets, plan menus,.·.. number:.• If everyihlng 1s in agree-~ i•we·no lortger have a siaff of relief p(tchlng again bowed to the OC!!aSion by allowing the ed. The faulty material liquified ministration is looking.for 8 new . money among themselves with The · students told the · nine Robertson added that the v~ put together _an ·eniire.mea.i, and· ment, .then we will make a ·com- classified peopie to help us run Atlanta Braves to rally from a 7-3 .deficit in the eighth inning to due to the hot. weather, . ·.. contractor to help restore the the intention ofpurchasiog beer, women and three men ofthejuty · ''had a lot of pl~y in the have·it.come out afan assigned mittmentto do the party,;; Wor- the room,·. The teachers have go on and defeat the hapless Blue Crew, 10-7...... - . . damaged courts. The needed · the students said. According to . that everyone in the van drank steering. u He .e~plamed that, time. By_ operatiilg the Renegade · thington states: ·· . · · · · committments . to other classes . · With this Iii mind, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure "There are major repairs that repairs inclii\le. a routing out of ·Howry, ·the money was giveri to beer at some point during the trip . when he. was dr!vmg, he_ had t() Rooin, this gives the students the Despite the llmlte.d staff and and other activities that we're out the Dodgers are in rieeiof some major rebuilding. But ho.w7 . have to be done· out :there. The · the cracks, refilling, the applica-.. iearnates Efran Venegas and lo BC from Ventura. The players turn the wheel with unusual force opportunity. to develop skills In · students, the progranf hasn't carrying out throughout the Many.believe the Doclgers would have to trade their whole teiim . administration is very concerned . lion · of Petro-mat . which is . a Steve Starbuck. Venegas left the· said they were celebrating their before it would react. · · •. · 'the area." , ...·• . . . . . ·. · heen. going through any serious . · week," states Worthington. . io get a superstar like Eric. Davis orDale Murphy. The farm abou.t Jhis situation;" states fiberglass-like material, and a. market with two and one half win over Ventura and their sue- · . .Humphrey asked Howry abo11t Food has been served In the problems. ''We feel (hat our pro- This semester; Family and system, that used to be one of the best, now is one of the weakest Johnsoh.. . : · · · · . complete resurfacing.• · · cases of Coors beer and took the cessful record. . a statement Howry made before R~negade Room since 1969 .. In- grantis moving along with' a lot. Consumer Education . (FACE) . iri baseball. · · · beer !O the van. . Lewis .drove the van to. a the trial b~gllll, '? his ~lateme.nt, itial)y,.lrwas:open to the tei!,chers of SUCC~S$. ll!ld we've. had 111a!iY st11dents are required to haveone . I offer a solution. . . . , . . . . . Renegade tennis coach Steve . Williford explains, ''The . Robertson said he saw Lewis Fn¢er Park rest stop, accordii,g · Howry srud Lewis _was speedi~g ·. aild classified' staff. Unlike the · nice c<>mpliments about the food instructional .class that requires a First of all, dump manager. Tommy Lasf im~ appeared ~link at.the rest stop. ment: . • .. · . . . . ' . . ' ndt the :C!lffiPIIS, "It's not a sup' . 'Worthington; . . stuclents' lab:day and It's the o'niy ·.· Lasorda's contract arid. hire former infielder Bill Russeii/ who weittovei)he cracks; the:slirface · going to bounce; It won't be :,. ,:·· ported Elephant Mali Liquor.' The three · students had. · In cross examma,tJon, Simnn • · port. service like the cafeteria,'-' . · . "·I recognize the fact that many ·. time the Renegade Ro·om is open·· has been training for this 9111nce since i 969; ,··.· .· ·.·.. . .·.·· ...··· . •. . now is alittle differentthat a nor- depended t>n-where,it hits on ihe . Robertson. said lie did not 'see. conructing accounts of what OC· asked Schiteidet if Schnied~r says\Voi1hlngton. . ' people are oisappointed that the . for groups l)r. par lies and even . ·... Secondly, the Dodgerineed to make a blockbuster tni.de over mal court;. When the ball hits a coutt, as. far as how its going to Lewis p\!rchase.the beers. curred when the van returned to remembered saying t~e van fe,,t · · Parties interested in using the . room· is. not availa~le this then; by reservation only .. "The the winter to really shake things up. My s11ggestjon is to send ~rtain part of the court, it would bounce:" Robertson . said he drove 2S BC. · _ · like it was being driven on snow. troubled right fielder Mike Marshall and second baseman Steve . react. djfferenil}' than the other·. miles to .. Fillmore from the . ·.: According to Robertson, the · or ice before the . accident . Sax to the New York Meis for righi fielder DarrylStrawberi'y . parts. You wouldn't know where . "According to Johnson/there .. . market in Ventura: During that . van. was traveling approximately.. Schnelder said he didn't recall and starting j,it~her Rick AgililJera, . • .• . · the ball would. bounce. The courts • . is no definit~ time when the ..' . time, Robertson said he observed . 15-20 mph, when It. entered the making that staiement. . . . , Both Strawberry and Marshali have had run,inswithteaniates ·.. are not suitable to play on at all," · courts wiH be_ r'_epalreci. "I'm just.· i : Pav lef i Ch-..------.------. Lewis drlrik the iwo.· imp· orted campus . parking 1.ot n.eai' · t.h.e . l:li>bertson said . tha.t immed-. · · · · H dd , T. h · · · • · . ,. I. 1 this season and both have asked management to trade them. . explains Williford: . . as frustated as ~01\Ch Williford, . :- . .-: __ ,_~·: ) ':' ·· 1 ·8 ·f · t.h. flit ·th. ·.center:''· st.ud.ent;,".Pavl.etich.says... · · ea .s,' e.ongerwewrut; . bee... rs as. well as. one Co. o.rs. bee.r. as s•.·.dium .. The posted.... speed IJ. mit. rnte._y te·r· 1m.p.a. c .' .·.e. · e. .. 0... e . · · ·h ·· - h · · · k. · · . Strawberry. ls.fro.m the .. LA.area. and. w9uld like nothing. beUer ·. . . . · .· . It worries me that. we are sitting ·' _.. :._ ... • --~'-} -:3_~:- ~: _:-:·:- "' fl f hi - h d h Id A. ccor.ding. to :Pa.v.letic. h,: ihe.· ·· · Al.·tho-ugh or'. Wrlg.. ht admi.ts I e-more c ances we ta e.·But t.-·s .• a situat.fon where we h. . . ' th . f.f . . ' . d. Lewis sat in the front passenger is IS mph. Robertson said Lewis oor a fer ttmg I e wm s ie • · - h , · h · d · · thantobepla.yinginf.ront.ofhishonietown.,But,theD.·odger.s:.· ·• :.~•1. Id.'. b. . h.... b·.· .· ere m e o -season an . , ·_.-·-seat;.- "-.,-- ,-__ _..:.--'---~-- ~ rail-the stop sign-before-turning- c.and Lewis'-seat.~-.,- ·.·. ' ' _ASB would r~iEAO..l!l:.r~t,oL_he doe, not ~l)W when the Board . '· ~ts t. e_Boar 's decision ~?d ; · · · · ···· · ·h ·. · ·. · · · · · · · ,. · bl. - · ·· wou n t · e too appy a out not.hing i's be'1n·g don·e to those .Michael Botjon/Rlp Staff•. . won't get him Just for .Marsllall: t ~s •. :;~_mu~r\>e e.l'P.e.n ....a ... e...... ·· . '• • ·•. ·.. · , • . . . · . . . · . ' ·. · ·. · · · · · ·· · · · Rob. ertspn said the injury he,; all profits from the.. vending will be ma'kmg any kind of a dccl, . 1we II r~pect wh~tever it says. .; . Coacli Bow~er's .new .air attack Is proven effective !Is Linzy C~I-· 1 ·• · ·.· The Dod8ers should follow thafwiih alll)thetmajor fransac:: ..,.: ...,bnnt!!~gy· anybodlyd··· eJtsebelady af · courts. 'the sofotion is .-to irf 16 ' ff d. · t th t f h' h d machines: He feels that the ASB · sion, Pa. vlet.ich.·.ass.··· erts the.Board··· .· Do_ug · M,. o. r.r. 1son, •.s. t.u.d... en. t.:. ·(·.suer_e··· .o .~.. QPO. 1.·.s... · e..a.,, .. . - ... · .· .. . . h B d I • 'h.h T ··.Bl ··.·1· ··-Th' t' ·· h nee.. · ·· h-ld ... ', , ..m,a.,...,.· ouwou n. prou o flndsomewl\y.torais~moneyso . llns 111akes this tloger tip catch Jo the St:pt.19 gameagalnstLong ·...... ··r.: ·.. ·' .....·. ...• .... •.was bleedfug substantially. ' . . cloes. tiave the rlgh_rto' involve will. be- m~king: a d~i$i9n' .rel)r~entat1vetot ,e o,ir ,says' t Oil \VII ! e ~ronto . ue ays. JS 1";1e, t e. 10,"g~rs;~ O~ ·(: the courts: If the courts are not repairs can start as S"""-., .. aspos.si- . . · lleach. The Gades lost the game 30~i2, ...... ,. . . . , .\ · .A.fter the accident the ienni( . itself in ihis issue. '.'I think we do .. sometime. this year .. •'We're : ~e Wiil .not pusll for the. re~oh1- send starting pitchers Bob.Welch .and Bnan HoltQn, along 1V1th'-· . · .. . · ,! ; · .· .· ~: · , •• . . . • ~""" baseman Frilnklinifoii,Iii forBlueJays'snortstop Tony Fer:·. fimshed,.:,we'.~t,protiably eod UJ:t · · ble." . . "· :·:-...... _, players decided to rid the.van of be~ause they-'re the rep~esen- / either going toknow whether we .t1on. ''I. don't ~eally think BC first . . !:<,::; . \' the beer in order)O savetheni- . tat1ves of. the students. II JS the gefthose machines or not Sl)On," needs COndo111s m.the restro_om .. naildei and relief pitcher Torn flenke ..... · . ·. .· ...... h" .; , .. . . . :l selves and Lewis from legal t.rous ASB's job to watch out for the · states Pavleticli. · · If students want condoms,they · WlthStubbsgone,thePodgersshoul.dniovePedroOuerrero ·.· ··.··1· ·.. • .... • ·. ·ham·p· er· s···o· cc··er· te· a· m· . · 1;;- :· ;' •·. · ;, ble, according to the students, ,. · · should go to the drugstore·." · in from left field to play first base. Ti> fill Guerrero's old spot, ·.·... ·. n.·. .·J.· ..u. r. 1.· es...···. •.. .. • . .... ·. ..· ...... · . . . the should let rookies Mike Devereaux and Chris Gwynn .. ·. (.;:"-·:···, , ,. Robertson :and>Howry said. ··s·· team A .. B...... ·.· ...... t t . .d·.· •t. ·. ·.. ·. .. . battle it out for the starting role or possibly platoonthein. one .. ·. ~;J' . •... th.· eylied t. o th. e Bak. e.rsfleld PoH.ce··· ...... ··. .. . _· . · ·. . ··.· .t. 0..... ·.· S..U. .. 11.on.. , .. ,(/tt . . , Department afterthe accident,; ·. · r.·. e··.· rrec. · ..· ra. . . or both of them are going il) make bo.na lid~ major leaguers,. · Even though he only batted .217 in )listime withthe _Dodgers . By Kie Relyea in 1987, Jeff Hamilton· musfbe given the third base position in . . . Editor in Chief ,-, -:Jr~fi:rii:i?~c1i~r~~2i spend $2,•00Q on' video·. boo~·. .· 1988 with no pressure coming from the management to produce, '. . He nearlywon the Pacific Coast League batting tide this season. Despfre the number of injuries . ',('. the trip. ·. ·.· .· ..•.· .•..· ··•·. . . . By· kie. Relyea.· . . .• out of the ASB Presents, which is proximately 200 tapes t~ break . • and can· bat over .300 in the big leagues, tOoi if the Dodger~ let • and Hln.esses. hampering the Ii . Howry said-he· lied .. to police . Editor in Chief · money set aside for s~rvius the ·even, according to Roselfini. him'. Tracy Woodson is not'far behind., ...... , .· . women'~ $Occer ..· team, .. Coach · ~ when lie told th~m he was partial( • ASB wishes to offer to students. . It will also attempt to find ·.. Second bas~ will be a problemwiih Sax gone, so theD.od~ers ·. ... Angelo Haddad says he still ex- • . .. .·. · ly asleep and did not know how· · · ·. · · ·.. AI.· tho. ugh.a··.·prlce for the tape· .sponsors for the pro.·i·e.·.ri. ·.".We sill •. . 'misht have to consider indulging in the free agei)t market'. The · peels this year'rteam to be more :..: .: ' the accident i>ccuired or who.had ·· Although BC's.yearbook,. The. . . , successful than hist year's team. ··· '· _. - "·.en drinki.'n.g.. · . · · . . · R,. . ,· .was · Ias t. pu. b· 1·1s .h.e d •·m· ·· has·. no. t yet. been .se.i,· · R6sc1Jini be going· to thepcopl~. , who. are in- _Do,dger management is sick of_ h?ring how they shc;,uld have aeon eur, Ollnjury and illness have cut · ~,. . "".Rob.ertso. n and · Ho. wry s. aid 1979,.. t h e Ass.01cat.e · ·.d . ·. s·d·tu en t · . say·.s.ihe.AsB.w.o... u.ldl.ik.e.·tocharge teres.'ted .in.· g\itting}._some.. . . · )lg. J)ed.·..•. Raine. s.o. ver.. th·~~... ff.:.sea •••. so·n. ·... lft.. he.re·i.s no. q.ual ..it. Y.... s... e-. Bod · (ASB). '11. . · ·1h ·1 .d. . a in.inim. um. of.. $25, the.·going. rat. e publicliy,.·••. says. R.osellini,. Jim down tile nuriiberof people we've . ·.· ·.they decided. to .t. ell t.he- tru.'th. a. fter.· . Y . WI .. reVJVe e ra I· · . . cond basemen available. int e:free agent market, manJgement .i. ·· · ·· · • h .. 'd.· · · b. · k: · · ·... fo .. r.·. vi.ct. eo.ta~.·· .•·.. R. os.elllru.·... a. d... c1s.·,. ·. In order to involve as much bf · .· may have to consider eith~r' . ave Anderson oiMariano Durl, · had' for our gani~, ". stl\tes Had- '•· Lewis asked them to do SO a( a.' .IJOn · WI_! a VJ eo year 00 , ac- . """' . . ·. dad;· - ·. ·d· . K h ·R. ·11· · ·d' . ''We would. li.ke to offer s. om. e ihe campu. sin the video y· earboQk can. - - .. : -- . .· - team meeting t. h.e day· a. ft.er ihe ac-.·· . COr Ing to. at .Y Ose 1ru; ITCC· . . In fact; two of the players will . • ' cident. All. three· students •said tor. o. f s1· ud ent ·. a ff airs.· · . . . · kind of a d.i.'scount. to' people WI.'th .. • as.. po... ssi.bl.e., .Ro.. 'stlllini sa.ys .the . · Tbe starting pitching rotation now should consist of Fernando. · · · ·· · the production costs for the Student Services Cards. ·.. • ASB is thinking .about putting on Valenzue)a, Orel Hershiser, Agujilerll. and either Tim Belcher '?r be out for the season due to in- '. they consider Lewis a friend. video y~book will. run Si,000 J_. She' .stresses, . ''The ASB. is · conies.ts and incorporating the Shawn Hillegas. Tim Leary should get a chance as a fifth starter juries: ()ne of the players is , .... was · ,". . .~.rui!,,116' described as a key player by Had- ;;, ·, " J}{t};f Lewis drove safely __on the tnp . agery Video Productions alone,' services for tl)e students. It's not video •.·. . • . . • . • The bullpen should be betterwilh Eichorn, Tim Crews, arid i' ,,1; / / . . '· ·-.,•.·'? . Manuel Pena/Rlp'siarr'' backto Bakersfield ..· · ·plus the added expense fl)r each going Into this as a money _Th_e ASB should have a . · dad. "Anna was a returning \,:· 0J-.·.:·. Stan Slmrlo, defeDJe attome:, for Gayleo Le,ru, point, out an eilact:. The trial resume at 9:30 video·. tape, states Roseilinl. The maker." · · :s~minute promo tape available by . . Mau Young as the primary stoppers with the possibility-of Ale­ wiH . )andro Pena sneaking on the list. during spring training. Brad . i>1ayer anct she had been second. L fi:,;- ~- • · meuuremeat to Deput:, D!atrlct Attoomey K:,le Humphrey and Sgt, · p.m., today in West Kern · . · · . The ASB would need to sell aj:,, January; according to Roselifni.. team for ·the All •south· Coast } . ~,:., 11 Havens and Kenny Howell should also get a chance as middle i lea Soto, bead of the love1tlaatloa for cllIIlpUJ security, . Municip.al Court.. money for the project wi come . , ...... - . . . .Conference," ·states Haddad. , ;;.;t · ; relievers. . . - . . ; I'-,._;:' ·~ ..• - · She will not be able to play this : .. i:c { . .r;;:::;";~~~~:::-~=-=-::;;;;;;_~~N"''D;:;;E;;-:D~·~·c·;:::;-·.-, ,tT D;::;E-;:;-:;=E;;R:;------i . rr--.-. -·.. ---- ~ - - --:- -C--:-- ...... - - -:------'" ~ - .c._ - ~ , The 1988 Dodger opening:day lineup: · . . . . . ··~. l.!J. .t1ll, I ...... •. . . . I 1. Too:, Fera andei, SS seasc;,n due to · a broken leg. · t. · ',if;.' Z. Chris Cwyoo, U' Freshman Tammy _P.er!J 'Mll not ~ . ~;l~.·. 3. Pedro Guenero, 18 be able · '? . p~ay lhfs- season F ~-;~ TRAINING FAST.~. ·I Stepping Out? Stop At... I· . because of m1ur1es also. f· {f-• 4,Dan:,IStrawberry,RF •, · Forward Angela Tucker should ( t{': I 5tloli.n Shelby._CF Santa Barbara Business College be able to return . within two ~ . •' I 6. Mike Scfo,cia, C r: . .., offers you over 20 busfness programs. weeks after she recovers from a · f • ·~ TC's.Hair·& Wear I . 7. leff Hamilton, 3B r_;, • Our short, inwnsive programs allow pulled quad muscle, · Haddad ~ ,. I 8. Da,e Anderson, 28 v .\ adds that goalie Melissa Peterson ~. you to get into your career FAST! I 9.0rtl HershlJer. P \J_:' should come back also after she 1: _·: .. WITH THIS AD ... I fights off a viral infection. I · ;_·, . . Beauty Shop: · . I . ,;.;_ ....:_ ..,______.::. ____ -- :, Haddad says the team has not 1 ~. 1: SOOJo OFF any service thru Oct. 10, 1987 I tr I suffered much .,, , ; : We Oft'er You. .. I . ..&. uome o· {' I Fashions: W n, 'J Jnste,id, "the other girh have: , • Day & Evening Programs 10% off Esprit line. · I I 17.il.~™' Bod·ubut'lder's 1 gotten in there and worked that , . _ • Liretime Job Placement 200Jo off all other fashions & accessories·. ~ .ti lUJ / 1 much harder," conclude, Had- ,,... • Financial Aid Assist.an~ I Biggest Stars I ctad. ; , .. • • Training Within l Year! No appointment necessary. s., ',r 1hi1 year, the women's t' ti~ I A11v':t ~~u1ro/Rj:P-St.t"'f • Small Personalized Classes • 4101 Easton Dr. I !(-CU' ,,.:, ~ 4.;. I ·w-a.11 and 871-1707 Womn'• IOC(tr pl&)'tr A111tl• Tucker Irle! In vain to gtt put 1n EJ Camino ddel!I~ . 3607 Mt. Vernon Ave. I ' h b h' d C 't C't d I ong,s I ' - ~- ·· --.: , '" ,n the I Rig t e 1n 1rcu1 ,1 y an ' ' ,· .. ":e-- ,, •. , ::,c.'ecec.:.I' Had, Across from east Bakersfield Co/fege parking lot in I ...... ,.-.,...,-{ ·.- · - ...,.,._ ·"'..an l••t us. tt BAKERSFIELD'S I $25 OFF .4nnual \fembership to all ...... ~· . . ~ . ~ affected "' , ,. · " ·' the Disco Mkt. Center. ... !'a.· :. In IL•~,., p.:n, ,..-.-., ~~('\'lt·ev~r. in its ile:-:t ".1-~,.. I .?a1Vmi\r. RC v.01 2· l i~\, ,,.., ,.,. a.aa1c.c: , ,'•1\J 8ea<:fl at 3 faculty, ...... ,,-;A.jt.." ·:-:.~ ...~.:- ' ·l!'tr. ,'",i.S Camino. :h, '""""""'· • ·ea:-c ·""· .a..p.7'.:::. Santa Barbara1 Business College B. C. students, & Jamil.r I :" -i· !':_.i: a 11,..'"':c,~qe ... ~ ;,1.ave:", .. .r;:e 7,-0. Haddad 11::,t,,n,.1 :h, ou · .• ,.. .,.,.. t r,la)~~ U-01~,- \1. ,.., j ~ - -·' a: ; .:inc ae..:ti Cor..e \~is:t Our Cam;:·,;,.s 1\t 2005 Eye Street, or Call 322-3006 ~·Ith this ad. ·•·'' --ea: , Hlldui~ ;:,IJiver,. :io..,; '""e're !till fact thtt. ·~hq< _,., ~t.... :~. ~h,nc in the se-ond 1111[ .1.~.-i .i1: 1 t :-n F"'ldl"' •: 9C

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Staff editorifJI: . . Bork not the man for high court positioJl., ¥ ":" .: Presldeni Ronald Reagan recei{uy asked. the tlon; he argues, Judges' must· r~fer fo what tte Bork .continued by saying ''If the gov~rnmerit ·. · . cess· to federai courts and consumer tssues •. .·. U.S.· Senate to consider Rol:iert H. Bork; · his originators· of. the Constitution. intended. To In- told Individuals ~hey may not act on their racial. · ·; nominee· for the vacant position ori the Supreme · vent new rights such as abortion, he contends, "ls · preferences In particular areas of life/' the result ' ' . . . \ ·. .· Court on the basis ofhis qualifications, not his . _to dep.art improperly. froin· the specific clauses of · would .be ."a·. loss in . a· vita.l area of perso·nal .. • . 1n sum, Bork 1, a firm ~e11ever that tiie maJorlty idealogy i Thi~ much lil~e asking some~ne to juclg~ the C the wellibeing of .thaf Fh"st Amendment protection ls restlct~ ''ex- the riaUonaI government. . . . message-ls· dear. His philosophy of law and fun­ ...... ,: . . . .. ~' ; . . ' ' . : . . '· ·..·· . porter In Attorney General Edwin Meese. IIL ·. If ...... ' I. damental consistency In his past rulings leaves lit~. anything, B·.:>rk has obiained clout. - .... p!tcitly" to political 5p~ech--not)iterai'y, sclen- ·. . tle doubt what the direction of his rulings on the · tific, or any other kind. 'Also~ he rejects the idea . Supre111e C~urt would bei . . ~~atthe J4th Amendment provides much protec- · ·. · · . Conservattv"es sh6uld be just as aware of Bork ·. . But the cloufhas provided the American publi~ ·. tion against dlscrirn.inatlon based on sex .. · · as radicals arid Uberals. No matter. what"up'stand-, Oppose chan$e whenever possible. , a misconception. The White House is ·trying to ··· . · ing character or juridical abUily he may t\ave; a ...:._._.. _· --~. __ , .. , .:. : . . ·. _ . .. : . ·- __ . p_OJtr~ _B·o~~ . as·. moderate _and Oexible,'··_even. Btlf Bork ·mruniahis he isi1ot a hearties~ person. ·. ~ ::__rilan should:be judged.Jin what.he has·do_ne_an=d~· ~ · · · · .- ... · · , , · · , .• · .h •. · · · · . th. OU"h. the ma.n. h_·as ·a. 30-ye_ar pap· e.· r trai.1 of OP·. . H_ e_ ·conterids_0 lieltas bas~dfils opposition_ ·ii_ot oif'.'a . · no·t· wha· t·. _he can ·do.: . · · . • · According to a Los Ange,es Tm1es art)c e, ~ en ·. 6 Bork was'a law_ profess~r atYal_e duri_n_g the 1960s;.. . position to civil right~ advances.·. .· . . ···.mindless hci~tility to civil rights claims, bl.it on my ...... conviction that the courts have siretched the .civil ... .·he was Qffended by the Uberal actiylsm (jf the. . . rights laws further. th_ an Congress h!ld inten. d_ed.',' . Supreme Coutt under EarrWarren ijnd sought to ·. At thcr heighr of the civil rights moveinent in .. . :· And when a mllri ~ith the potential Jor power ·. · · develop a· ."neutral'' and .'tprincipled" way of . .i 963, for exanip)e, he criticized a proposed federal . A. reportconducted by the Times conclud~s that . .. Hke- Bork . decides to siipress the_ yalidit)' of .. · reaching.Judici!31 decisions...... law to require· owners of bus_inesses such ,_as last year.Bork voted again~f'!lHbetaI position 011 · qualitative judgement while . elevating qiian- .· testaurarits and 'nioi¢J~J9 serve Blacks. This, Bork 42 of 45 non~unli,nimous ruHngs in cases involving titative, 1t becomes obvious he js mcire concerned His. solution was simple. When •confronting. said, would ''unduly infringe on-'ihe freedom of . labor, freedoni~gf information, criminal pro­ .·• with the iaw than he is with_ the people of this . cases· f~volving S\ICh Coniroversial fssue.s as. abOT· white''racists; .··· · · ·. -.. · · · ·. ·. .·· ·• ·. ·. .· .. ·-:- · _· cedure, environment, civil rights and Uberties; ac~ country. ·

Trea.• ty a.· start OI1 You;Re: ONLY HuMA_N_.,_IN-TR_o...... DLJ_CIN_··. c;_· =· :_·. -~-· ._J",--_4_. 1'_o __N,,,_ ... _.· ------wow. H~ TONY, · rt~ A~L ~F • ,-;- .. the, road to peace 1 . ' ... -:.~-~ ....~-- . ..-..,--,~ THE- O\.v'NE'.J<,-5HIP OF'. ! . · .,, , · .J · •. . ~ 'T'Hl7..:_1"8.I5'. -. · ~'f Uf' F:f . ·.. .· . ?·-7&.'. . . I'°') \ ·. ; {l§re; as.· Rowny · _• . . . . _. 1 11 l . ~~ot~_a:e;h_:Ua1~_!_1::;~t'~i~6 .:;;~!: m~~r-~_~:_!!ru.s'fl~::I~-~~-- n~!: ::i_nb~·o_u~\t .~h.P~_ro~_-;:_~:_ 1;u1_6_-.·. ~-e·f_Ie---n1• ·te·1y· .. ·-leaves f . the. Rus.s1a.iis. What brought. others do, this fact. %•le ap~ ta~ks to ~· ...... ·.. , U . . i about this chang~ of he~ that proiimately l,SOO medium-range In sentiments ec~oed bY; many-, · · . · · - ._ made . Re~an. sit .down. -and . warheads will .be eliminated this ·. other Jea~_ers, particularly Euro-. ·. . .· . · . · . . realize what needed ~o .~e ~one'l riumber only represents' ab~ufS .. pean_leadets,. the British For_eign . .·.•.. By Bri~Ul Puckett. . "mistakes."·. If would. seem so.·. hasn't got _much sense. 0allowlng ' .. ~en asked about his evil em-· . rcent of. the total Soviet and Secretary, Sir Geoffrey Howe, . Qpin~on ~di~_?r , : ·. , Hf also says_ the l'~xaggera~ecf . them to work_ fQr hiin: ,i ·.. . ; ·. . pi.re•; comme~t, Reagan sa.id, ''I •· %nerican .·arsenals,· and·. only· . proclaimed. the·. a~ree111_ent •·• ~·a ._.· ... · Two down; how many more t_o • shadow'.' of. those mistakes had · '. BJden · is the last person'.• the : i . s~ill do?'t thmk it's (the USSR) abouts percent of British and ·-•·profound· development, a for-_. go?.· At. the. r~te Dem~cra!1c begun to ·obscure_hisJandiclacy. u:s .. n:~~ed ii}_ the '.\\'bite House.\ . l ·. lilly,white." . Mayb~. the Soviets . French nuclear forces. ·. Mobile inidable :achievement''- _in the ·: p~~1dent1al c~didates ate drop- Exaggerated. Jhere ~ere. rto .·ex~ . ~ Maybe· a· man;....,;.or \YQlllan.;..;.who ' . i ).. . aren't lily-white,· but is the presi- · . arsenals,· such as' bombers and . r:educing •"th·e levels ·of. nl!Clear( :. P.l'.'g, .there .ma~ b.e. none• left, ?Y . asgeraUons. · He.: committed a· • can act in ·a professional manner. •. . dent trying to _say .we ~e7 If. so, . submariqcs that· carry" nuclear •· aillls in. Europe .. Yet. again, :he'. : (he. end of the year·. ; • •; . ·.. · ... crime called plagiarism ~d that .. · arid display the. virtu·es ·o(coril~- .. 0 he needs to get. ~It WJth a. httJe • warheads remain untouched. _The . _sound~. the . C?m!_llo_n •concern· • .• ~O\V ~en.· Jose~~ B1den IS. ?Ul. is a fact. He lle,caggeratedi' when mon ·d~ency. would; be. better.·· .. ~pre. of t~e reality that pr°,_mpted treaty :a1so · leaves ·the· super- -that thi.!i treaty ~~ fol.io_w~. ~-y : ?f the0ace, a114,t~e mitnbr?.u~ht telling of his academic suited for the Oval Office~ . -hn~ _to .push ._the arms_. lsst1e .•.. powers' tactical arsenals in place: < another on convention~ forces 1~ •: it.on himself, ~t s ~ gooq~hm~.he achievements. He said hf was ·a . · .· .· Sen: Sfrom· Thunriond (R) Reagan 1s demonstrating some · .. · ... · .· . . · . • . · · ... · .. ·. Europe. . _ ·.. · · · _.· · · · . , is. no longer runnmg. Take mt~ · top student iri Jaw school. Out of . South Carolina; was said, "The , i. 1 : nexJJ,ility in dealing. with the· . . . . ff any, more. agreements arer • consideration ·the kind ·or can• ss· students; he was 76th. That · Democrats have now lost their' ,I .• Sovlets, and t~e Soviet leaders, in · Retired Oeiteral Edward · made, they need to bti mo·ie to the •.• didate he was. . . . . ·.· .. ca.it 1>e. termed ~s lying. Ile ·.· most artjcµ.11!,ie spokesmair." if . tum; are also changing. . .. Rowtiy, a senior U.S. arms point of what really needs to be ..· . lie was·a proven plagfarist and .· doesn't even:use his own material Biden was the Democrats most • . . . . negotiator, pointed out another: eliminated: We need mor~ talks: ,: _liar, ·_He wasn't. very ci'e.i.tive; when giving aspeech. · · . ·. . art1 c'ulate spokeman, . the .. Eduard •.. Shevardnadze, . the .. problem· .. He .pointed out that about what we can do to erid all . either; he. had to •lift . material It .. has .. beert widely. reported ·.. Democrats a.re in deep trouble ... Soviet Foreign Minisier, showed · Soviet · strength in· tactkal of the research that is being done.··.· fr?~ other pol!tfcians tor. his that· he • iift~ ._· material from. · If the trend continues, there·.· . · how the Soviets were changing as· .~capons,· :troops, and. tanks in · on · useless. thil')gs, · sucli · as · .·. speec~es .. Such dirty qu~1ties are . British• poHticain Neil Kinnock; · · may be no one to vote· for. on _·. he abandoned demanding· that Central Europe would leave an · chemical · warfare ·and oilier . not __what one would expect from· IF Biden wrote his speeches; he Nov. 4, 1988 .. It wouii just be the 72 · Pershing IA warheads imbalance between Warsaw Pact ,- items. the superpowers; sho~Jd .a rn~ running for the high office · Isn't v~ry original, and if he easier to bring back the one who deployed in West Germany be and NATO forces; So, even with . · start researching peace; not hciw: oft?15 country. · · didn't and his.speeches were pen- committed adultery; he's as good made part of the treaty, The only the reduction· of medium-range to ·destroy each other. Biden ~ay he made some ned by his speech writers, then he a choice as any. ·

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