,E[XLSVRI4VIWW8VMFYRIThe Weekly Newspaper of Hawthorne Herald Publications - Inglewood, Hawthorne, Lawndale, El Segundo, Torrance & Manhattan Beach Community Newspapers Since 1911 - Circulation 30,000 - Readership 60,000 (310) 322-1830 - May 22, 2014 Community Center Renamed for Inside Former Lawndale Mayor Hofmann This Issue

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Legals ...... 2,5,7

Looking Up ...... 4

Politically Speaking ...... 5

Police Reports ...... 2 In a ceremony presided over by new mayor Robert Pullen-Miles and the City Council, the Lawndale Community Center was renamed "Harold E. Hofmann Lawndale Community Center." Approximately 100 citizens, including the former Lawndale mayor's widow, Doris Hofmann, her children and her grandchildren, attended the dedication. Hofmann, who was the longest serving mayor in the county and the state of California prior to his death on November 16, 2013, was instrumental in the building of the center, which opened in January 2012. Photo by Nancy Peters. Seniors ...... 6 Eucalyptus Earns Praise From Auditors Sports ...... 4 By Dylan Little That was very special.” plans. Goldstein said the auditors held up During the Hawthorne School Board’s One of Goldstein’s first tasks upon moving Eucalyptus’s model as an example for other May 14 meeting, Eucalyptus Elementary to Eucalyptus was overseeing the Federal districts. “One thing they were really impressed School principal Mike Goldstein addressed Program Management audit. While it would with was intervention,” said Goldstein. “The the Board with an update on the school’s turn out there wouldn’t be any findings against kids who needed the intervention the most academic performance. The discussion also the school, he said that he and his staff were were getting it from the most qualified included a snippet of the findings from this apprehensive about the visit. “We had this people. That is what they were surprised by ’s Federal Program Management audit. weight hanging over us,” said Goldstein. and thought ‘We need to see more of this Weekend Eucalyptus’s 2013 API score was the highest “We were going to have this audit, they were in other districts.’” in the school’s history. In the past five going to come on campus and look at every This model of intervention didn’t work the school’s API score has risen over 100 single program.” However, Goldstein said he flawlessly. Because of demand for substitute Forecast points to it’s current score of 821. While fought his nerves by treating the visit like teachers, the school had to handle intervention this is Goldstein’s first year as principal he he was making a case of Eucalyptus to be a differently than they would’ve liked, but said the care and confidence of its staff was California Distinguished School. Because of because of the specialized staff and teachers immediately visible and helped push the school the strength of the school’s academic program willing to move their intervention time to Friday to a higher API ranking. “I noticed there’s a and the dedication of its staff, Goldstein said after-school hours, struggling students still got real sense of pride when I got on campus,” he felt that there weren’t any problems for the support they needed. “It was a little more AM Clouds said Goldstein. “What I get from the staff auditors to find. “I started looking at it like difficult this year,” said Goldstein. “We had PM is not only to that love coming to work, but a distinguished school visit,” said Goldstein. to get by with our support staff and special they want to do the best work they can do.” “They’re going to come in here and see all projects teachers. We also had a lot of teachers 69˚/59˚ The school’s academic growth was created the great things we’re doing. It’s not like who stepped up to do after-school classes. It by student improvement in all subgroups: they’re going to catch us doing anything is always difficult to get teachers to extend English language learners made the biggest because we’re doing everything right, not their day, they are doing so much as it is.” stride, with a 30 point gain, while groups only everything right but everything at a Another factor at Eucalyptus that was Saturday like African Americans, Latinos and disabled higher level.” singled out was the school’s Lesson Study students all had at least 20 point gains. Instead of criticisms, auditors praised program. This allows teachers to step out AM Clouds Goldstein reported that every subgroup many of the school’s programs, especially of their classroom and work together on PM Sun improved enough for the school to make how Eucalyptus handles its intervention creating lesson plans and see examples of its Safe Harbor goal, although it took a program. While most districts use funding to how to engage students. “It’s powerful to be 69˚/60˚ small battle to cement that achievement; a hire teachers’ aides to handle intervention, able to work with your peers, to be able see revision in the scores had the school fail to Eucalyptus hired coaches, special projects your peers teaching the same kids the same make Safe Harbor by one student before the teachers and specialized substitute teachers lessons,” said Goldstein. The Board was district successfully challenged the revision. with the methods and skills to correct the proud of the accomplishments at Eucalyptus. Sunday Goldstein said that having every student be problems facing under-performing students. Board member Alexandre Monteiro said that able to be part of the school’s academic In addition to working with students, the while how academics are being measured Sunny success was special. “There’s a lot of great coaches and special project teachers worked is changing, he expects Goldstein and the 73˚/61˚ things happening. You can see it in the data, with Eucalyptus’s staff to show them different staff at Eucalyptus to continue successfully but you can also feel it on the campus,” said methods of reaching their students, while reaching out to students. “It’s exciting to Goldstein.“It’s not only having that overall the substitute teachers created the free time see you engaging these kids in learning,” growth, but every subgroup hit that goal. for teachers to work together on lesson TBJE.POUFJSPr Page 2 May 22, 2014 Police Reports ATTEMPT ROBBERY Whls & Purple Triangle Design Property Taken: (2) Spools Of 26 Guage Wire Property Taken: Silver Colored Laptop 13800 S YUKON AV STREET, HIGHWAY, ROBBERY BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL Computer, Pair Of Bro Colored Loafers, Key ALLEY Thu 05/01/14 15:30 14600 S OCEAN GATE AV Wed 05/07/14 4900 W ROSECRANS AV WAREHOUSE (Vehicle Not In State), Proactiv Skin Kit ROBBERY 18:33 Mon 05/05/14 20:00 BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 13600 BLK LEMOLI AVE STREET, ROBBERY BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 12700 S DAPHNE AV STORAGE SHED HIGHWAY, ALLEY Wed 05/07/14 08:40 14600 S OCEAN GATE AV DEPARTMENT 12400 S YORK AV APARTMENT Fri 05/09/14 08:00 Property Taken: CELL PHONE, Red STORE Thu 05/08/14 11:08 COMMON AREAS (LNDRY,CLB HSE,ETC) Property Taken: (1)Arai Motorcycling Helmet Protective Case/White Phone BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL Wed 05/07/14 19:30 BURGLARY ROBBERY 11500 S CIMARRON AV HOUSE Tue Property Taken: Iphone 4, White, Samsung 15000 S CORDARY AV HOUSE Fri S CORDARY AV/W ROSECRANS AV 05/06/14 11:20 Cell Phone, Us Coins 05/09/14 09:50 STREET, HIGHWAY, ALLEY Wed 05/07/14 BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL Property Taken: (1)Nikon Coolpix Digital 15:16 12500 S CHADRON AV STORAGE SHED 4500 W 116TH ST APARTMENT/CONDO Camera Black In Color, Misc. 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By Joe Snyder while La Verne Bonita is second. Hawthorne High’s softball team ended the LAWNDALE SWEEPS CENTENNIAL Ocean League in second place by downing Lawndale High’s baseball team ended Beverly Hills 12-7 last Thursday at Hawthorne. the Pioneer League with a 3-7 record after It was a game that took nearly three hours sweeping Centennial High from Compton last and all but two total runs were scored in the week. The Cardinals began last week with first two innings with the Cougars taking a an 8-1 victory over the Apaches on May 13 10-7 lead. The Normans started out with at Lawndale. Last Thursday, the Cardinals five unearned runs in the top of the first, outlasted host Centennial 15-11. Lawndale but Hawthorne bounced back with 10 runs ended its season at 8-15 overall. in the bottom of the inning to take a quick WEST OVERWHELMS LEUZINGER 10-5 advantage. Beverly Hills, which placed Leuzinger High’s baseball team ended fourth in league, added two runs in the top its final Bay League season with lopsided of the second. The score stayed the same losses to league champion West Torrance. until Hawthorne cushioned its lead with two At Leuzinger on May 13, the Olympians fell more runs in the bottom of the sixth. Natalie to the Warriors 15-2. West ended up pulling Rocha sparked the Cougars, who are 18-8 out the Bay crown, with help of Redondo’s overall and ended league at 8-2, with two sweep of league favorite Peninsula, with a triples and two runs scored. Espie Villafan 22-0 shutout. Edgar Gutierrez played well added two hits and scored once. She drove despite the losses for Leuzinger, which ended in two runs. “We continue to be strong every Hawthorne baserunner Espie Villafan reaches second base in last Thursday’s Ocean League softball game against Beverly Hills. The its season at 3-23 overall and 0-10 in league. season,” Hawthorne coach Jerry Contreras Cougars won 12-7 and placed second in league. Photo by Joe Snyder. ST. MARY’S SHINES I said. The Cougars finished second behind N DIVISION IV PRELIMS league power Santa Monica, which went Hawthorne High’s baseball team placed no-hitter against Inglewood from two weeks The St. Mary’s Academy girls’ track and unbeaten in Ocean play at 10-0. Hawthorne third in the Ocean League after a pair of ago. Another senior, outfielder Steve Leyva, field team from Inglewood is in very good began the CIF-Southern Section Division IV forfeit wins over Inglewood Morningside has also been a spark for the Cougars. “We’re condition for its second consecutive CIF- playoffs at La Canada High, the Rio Hondo last week. The Monarchs were shorthanded hoping that we can get past the first round,” Southern Section Division IV crown with League runner-up, last Tuesday. If the Cougars to a variety of injuries, players quitting and Randolph said. Charles Phelps is a promising several top performances in last Saturday’s win, they will visit top seed Loara High in academic ineligibilities. The Cougars finished freshman pitcher-outfielder. Prelims at Carpinteria High in South Santa Fullerton today at 3:15 p.m. Ocean play with a 6-4 record to take third Interestingly, the Ocean League will be in Barbara County. COUGAR BASEBALLERS behind champion Santa Monica and runner-up with two other South Bay studded leagues in The Belles had top performances from TAKE THIRD Culver City. However, according to Hawthorne the Bay and Del Rey. The Bay League was seniors Allanah Hughes and Sierra Peterson. assistant coach J.C. Randolph, Santa Monica won by West Torrance, which enjoyed two Hughes had the meet’s top long jump with a has been investigated for a possible ineligible routs over Lawndale Leuzinger last week, leap of 17 feet, nine inches and was second player that could force the Vikings to forfeit all with the help from Redondo, which stunned in the triple jump at 36-8. Peterson had a of the games he played in. The CIF-Southern favored Rolling Hills Estates Peninsula with pair of fourth place finishes in the 100- and Section Division III playoff pairings were a two-game sweep. Both of those squads 200-meter dashes with times of 12.34 and due to be released last Monday in which that tied for second but the Sea Hawks will get 25.22, in order. Both, along with Alijah Hale decision was expected to be made. If Santa the second place seed over the Panthers due and Brianna Shufford, were on St. Mary’s Monica does forfeit the league title, that will to the sweep. Peninsula entered last week winning 4x100-meter relay team which was move the Cougars up to second place in ranked third in the CIF-Southern Section clocked in 46.99. Shufford and Peterson league bringing them a better seeding in the Division III. The Del Rey League was led also led the Belles’ 4x400 relay squad to a playoffs. Randolph feels that Hawthorne has by co-champion Gardena Serra, last year’s third place overall finish in 3:58.37. Shufford the potential to make noise in the playoffs. Southern Section Division III champion. The advanced in the 100 and 200. The Southern Hawthorne's Carrie Ludman makes contact with the ball during The Cougars got help with El Segundo High younger Cavaliers, along with all-American Section divisional championships are Saturday last Thursday's Ocean League softball finale against Beverly Hills. transfers Chares and Chris Phelps, and also players Denz’l Chapman and Marcus Wilson, at 11 a.m. (Running events begin at 1 p.m.) The Cougars finished second in the Ocean League with a 12-7 victory over the Normans. The Cougars opened the CIF-Southern have been led by seniors Javier Martinez and tied for the league title with La Puente Bishop BU$FSSJUPT$PMMFHFr Section Division IV playoffs at La Canada last Tuesday. Andrew Banuelos. Banuelos already has a Amat. Top ranked is Gahr High from Cerritos, Looking Up Astronomers Find Sun’s ‘Long-Lost Brother’ By Bob Eklund deep understanding of the ’ chemical A team of researchers led by University make-up. of Texas at Austin astronomer Ivan Ramirez But several factors are needed to really pin has identified the first “sibling” of the down a solar sibling, Ramirez said. In addition Sun—a that was almost certainly born to chemical analysis, his team also included from the same cloud of gas and dust as information about the stars’ orbits—where our star. Ramirez’s methods will help other they had been and where they are going in astronomers find other “solar siblings,” work their paths around the center of the Milky that could lead to an understanding of how Way . The team’s experts in this field, and where our Sun formed, and how our which is called “dynamics,” are A. T. Bajkova solar system became hospitable for . The of the Pulkovo Astronomical Observatory in work will be published in the June 1 issue St. Petersburg, Russia, and V. V. Bobylev of of The Astrophysical Journal. “We want to St. Petersburg State University. Combining know where we were born,” Ramirez said. information on both chemical make-up and “If we can figure out in what part of the dynamics of the candidates narrowed the galaxy the Sun formed, we can constrain field down to one star: HD 162826. conditions on the early solar system. That While the finding of a single solar sibling could help us understand why we are here.” is intriguing, Ramirez points out that the Additionally, there is a chance, “small, project has a larger purpose: to create a road but not zero,” Ramirez said, that these solar map for how to identify solar siblings, in sibling stars could host planets that harbor Born from the same gas cloud as our own sun, HD162826 is a star located 110 light-years away, but scientists have identified it as a preparation for the flood of data expected life. In their earliest days within their birth solar ‘sibling’ to our own sun. Photo credit: Ivan Ramirez/Tim Jones/McDonald Observatory from future surveys. “The idea is that the cluster, he explains, collisions could have Sun was born in a cluster with a thousand knocked chunks off of planets, and these The solar sibling his team identified is a found by several groups around the world or a hundred thousand stars. This cluster, fragments could have travelled between star called HD 162826, a star 15 percent more looking for solar siblings. Ramirez’s team which formed more than 4.5 billion years solar systems, and perhaps even may have massive than the Sun, located 110 light-years studied 23 of these stars in depth with the ago, has since broken up,” he says. “A lot of been responsible for bringing primitive life away in the . The star Harlan J. Smith Telescope at McDonald things can happen in that amount of time.” to Earth. Or, fragments from Earth could is not visible to the unaided eye, but easily Observatory, and the remaining stars (visible The member stars have broken off into have transported life to planets orbiting solar can be seen with low-power binoculars, only from the southern hemisphere) with the their own orbits around the , siblings. “So it could be argued that solar not far from the bright star . The team Clay Magellan Telescope at Las Campanas taking them to different parts of the Milky siblings are key candidates in the search for identified HD 162826 as the Sun’s sibling Observatory in Chile. All of these observations Way today. A few, like HD 162826, are still ,” Ramirez said. by following up on 30 possible candidates used high-resolution spectroscopy to get a OFBSCZ0UIFSTBSFNVDIGBSUIFSBàFMEr May 22, 2014 Page 5

One Man’s Opinion Another Man’s Opinion By Gerry Chong us in 2019, but we accelerated our own de- “8-9-10-yer out!” A battered and bloodied mise. This new champion simply regulated Somebody and Everybody Jimmy Carter rolled over onto all fours, his growth out of our economy. Today, the cost eyes glazed; he used the bottom rung of the of Federal regulations is larger than the total Must Be Held Accountable ropes to pull himself to his feet. His seconds economies of all but nine countries. The By Cristian Vasquez have to be held accountable and serve jail time. dragged him to his corner, where he hung annual cost of regulations is $1.86 trillion It is no secret that our nation’s veterans face It is impossible for Shinseki to know what his head in defeat. Poor Jimmy mumbled, “I per year. By contrast, Canada’s entire GDP many challenges when returning home. Some happens in each and every VA facility across the couldn’t do it. I couldn’t defend my crown is $1.82 trillion and India’s is $1.84 trillion. of these obstacles they face at the very institutions country. However, when there is dysfunction of as the Worst President of the United States. Moreover, the Competitive Enterprise Institute that are designed to help them as they transition this within offices in his organization Time to admit it: I was outclassed. I knew says it’s getting worse. Last year alone, the back to civilian life simply because of the backlog that is leading to the death of veterans, he is my title was in danger when that young Federal Government issued 3,659 rules, or that exist. However, when it was revealed that at responsible. Much like we expect the CEOs pup seized that icon of private enterprise, one new regulation every 2.5 hours, 24/7. least 40 veterans died waiting for appointments at of private businesses to be on top of their General Motors, using over $50 billion tax- The Federal Registry which lists Federal the Phoenix Veterans Affairs Health Care system. organizations’ actions, we must also hold these “Since 1872, the United States had been the preeminent economic power “If Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki knew about the fatal long waits, the in the world, but this year will relinquish that distinction to China.” cover-ups and did nothing about it, then he needs to be fired and face criminal charges.” payer dollars, and ultimately losing $11.2 rules, now totals 79,311 pages! With that, As more information has been made public department secretaries to the same standard. It billion. Now that company is in danger of he moved up to the number one contender about this incident, the levels of indignation have is understandable that there is a backlog for entering bankruptcy again. Later, when he for the crown as the Worst President in the grown and rightfully so. Adding to an already veterans to receive services but at the same time presided over the country’s losing its AAA History of the Country, and I could do noth- tragic situation are the allegations that VA officials the current delays are unacceptable. The men credit rating, Americans moved him up the ing but despondently watch his rise. tried to cover up these incidents. If Secretary of and women who volunteered and sacrificed for list of title contenders. The public’s clamor “Why, even his wife helped. Her recom- Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki knew about the fatal our country should not have to be placed on for a new champion grew louder when he mended school lunch program was so bad long waits, the cover-ups and did nothing about it, a waiting list to receive treatment, nor should exploded the nation’s accumulated debt by the kids wouldn’t eat it, so it has since been then he needs to be fired and face criminal charges. they be dying in wait of said services. 70% in less than six years! But it’s actually modified or dropped entirely. His rise was Since the allegations came out of the Phoenix It can be argued that these deaths and long worse than that. Janet Yellen, his choice to therefore a family effort. My coup de grace Veterans Affairs health care system, CNN has waiting lists were being kept a secret, hence the head the Federal Reserve says the course was, of course, Obamacare. On May 11, reported that delays in VA facilities across root of this scandal. Still, as the person in charge the country is on will result in another $8 CNN released a report that only 12% call the country “are numerous,” and VA staffers of this department, Shinseki is responsible for its trillion being added to the debt by 2025, a Obamacare a success. USA Today reported on allege that officials have been trying to cover actions. Shinseki needs to find out and expose consequence that will crash the economy. May 5, that health spending has risen 9.9%, up dangerously long wait times. As a result, the people within his department responsible for And so with each devastating decision, the the highest increase since 1980. With that, Shinseki was scheduled to receive a “grilling” these deaths and for the attempted cover-up. If he young challenger moved closer to my crown. he devastated the nation’s healthcare system from the Senate Affairs Committee but the refuses, or is unable to indicate who those people “Since 1872, the United States had been encompassing one-sixth of the economy. Who truth is that is not nearly enough. Shinseki is are, then his head should roll. There is no excuse the preeminent economic power in the world, could compete with that? He took my crown responsible for the services provided to the for having our veterans die as they wait for but this year will relinquish that distinction and it wasn’t pretty and it wasn’t even close. veterans at VA facilities across the country. For services; it is sad that after the first death from to China. 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