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Campus Disturbance Biii Government? Now You Can Help Ture Week Is Reported c t Vd. IO No. 10 OLYMPIA - Washington’s evaluationstudies, the actmg notfeasible. The State Board community college policies and director indicated. teports indicates that 96 percent practicescould have provided “The vast wrpaasioa of occu- ofWashington’s population is the model for the recommenda- pational programs by Wadring- now within commuting distance tions ofthe Carnegie Commis- tan commqnity colleges in re- ofcommunity college services sion on HigherEducation, ac- cent years has brought the sy, and that dormitoriesare provid- cording to a report issued today tem to tbc point where it al- ed in some of the more sparsely by the State Board forCom- ready exceeds tbe CIuatgie populated districts. munity College Education. tceommtadatioa tbat obotbird TheCarnegie Commission The prcstigioas Carnegie of community college stadeats recommendedthat state funds Commission, uoder chairman be carolled ia occapational pro- provideup to twethirds of Clark Ken, last summer ism4 gram,” Dr. Terry declared. communitycollege financial a special report on its rtcom- “With our present fiscal cri- support. Washington’sgeneral sis, community colleges, will no Management Club mendatioas 00 commuaity cob fund supports aht80 per cent lege policies. longer be able to sustain an of the expenses of the communi- Wa&iagtoa meets or ex- occupational enrollment growth ty college system. ceeds most of tbe Commission’s rate twice that uf our total en- The Camegle Commidoa Attends Workshop major recommeadatioos, Dr. rollment, but it is still the goal recommendd against startup of JoLa N. Tcirg, acting state of the system to have half our new two-year institations &at commuaity college director, students enrolled in occupation- qbecialize oaly in voclltj0110) said today ia deasiag the re- al programs,” Dr. Terry said. educa8h or 8c8demic trlarfcr The state’s economic crisis is ad~catioa.“he Commissioa iadi- *Open admission,compre- also threatening another Wash- tbatcated siagl iartE hensiveprograms, prohibition ington community collegepolicy @ti- sbdd tbeir n=Y 20. An inter-pemmal dynamics that is strongly recommended pmgram to fulfill the general Mr. Stephen 3. Klos, Director exercise was Caaducted by one against conv@on to four-year of Corporate Sales, Sales Train- colleges, and provision of com- by the Camegie Commission - of community colleges of the rptate dfim of W-DECA. low tuition. that the existence of qe- ing Incorporated, was one of the At the deOf ole Official M- munitycollege districts - all pr speakem. He talked on incmas recommendedby the Commis- “Thepolicy ofthe State cialid twwyear iastitptions ness the membersattended a Board forCommunity College should aot staod in tbt way of ingclub participation, develop- social event at the home of the sion - are requiredby the ing potential sltilla in effective- CommunityCollege Actof Education advocates low or no establishment d aearby corn- Wenatchee Club Advisor where tuition,” Dr. Terry said,“but preheasive commprai~colleges. ness, and being cteative. the members throughout the 1967,” Dr. .Terry noted. Dr. John M. Chiismer, Asso- Long-standing policiesof the Board has had to reluctantly Under Wa- law, the state wereable to get better agree not to oppose a $39 a year five remainiag vocatloaal tech- ciate Professor in Distributive acquainted. washington communitycol- Education at Central Waw- leges, which parallel the Came- tuition increase to finance con- dcd ias~tutesare penniued to HighlureCollege Manage struction.** retain tbeir SiagIe-paqMMe dsr ton State College, explained the sent Association has two aspir- gierecommendations, include newteacher-coo&nator prct the provisionof associate de- The commission tecommend- &re, aad community colleges ants for state office fornext ed thatcommunity colleges are aot reqpired to offer pm at his school. He also year:Charles Roberts, vice grees for both vocational and c@tMr. Jim Kelley, a for- academic students. em hasis on should be within commuting grams which duplicate tbore of president, and Ken Baker. distanceof every potential stu- a bchuical iastitute operattag ia mer Mid-Managementmember treamrer. remaatuption Jcouna?l- ing,enrollment ceilings and dent by 1980 and that dormite the community cdlege district. fromOlympic Community Col- ties be providedwhere this is Design A Inside . Sen. Metcalf Sponsors Feedbackconcerning the recentCulture Week. Seethe New Gov’t. letters to the editor.Page 2 Dissatisfiedwithstudent The Chicano and Black Cul- Campus Disturbance BiII government? Now you can help ture Week is reported. paeb Kan’E’Yas’O’ has came ana studeat were tochoose to ap is now redrafting it to clarify designa new model, and learn A bill that would punish tu- thetechniques of government gone.A look at theCoronation peal the decision in coart, he certain parts. For example, he proceedings. Page$ dents who participate in campus ddcoatinut to take chsses waswarned that the pamage by signing up for Special Stud- demonstrations and disturb but his credits and degrees ies 280 (3 credits)for Spring Highline sports have really which would subject the student beguntocookaswrestlingand ances has been submitted to the earaed ia the iaterim before tbe to explusion who merely “holds Quarter. State Senate. case wwe irtd wddbe iavalid Specifically designed for cur- basketball teams preparefor himself outas a part of any their chances at P.gt 7 If passedinto law, the act .if he were proved guilty, demonstration,protest, riot or rentclub officers, student gov- “state.” would provide for a hearing to any other activity** at school ernmentofficers, and those in- “World Famous” Tom Mur- determinewhether or not the Metdf wouldprobably be unconstitu- terested in runningfor offices physays his last goodbyes to student has tried to disrupt the SenJack Metcalf, R/ Mu- tiow. nextyear, the course is being Seattle listeners in an exclusive normaleducational process or kelteo and sponsorof Senate Metcalf was aacertaia about offeredunder the direction of interviewwith the Broadcast administration by: Bill NO. 30, feels his bill is “B- whether his Mu would pam. Miss Ingrid Simoniron, Assistant Buffs. Page 4 “1) organizing, and/ or sentially middlwf-themad, wdd ess thatabout twe ities.to the Director of Student Activ- paecipating in, and/ or DMtecfulp basically the right to cdltnc stnd~abin alone or as one of a group. recalled. senate. Thestudent would be liable He furtherexplained, “And if we put it as an initia- further to a hearing and sub- “What the bill does is draw a tive to thepeople,” he contin- quent suspension if he destroys, clear, legal line between ‘le ued, “it would pass 4-1 or 51 in defaces,disfeatures, disfigures, gal dissent’ and interference favor.” But he explained that he or in anyother way damages withthe liberty ofanother hadnot considered putting the publicproperty onthe grounds human being. You havethe bill out as an initiative for pea- ofthe institution, or failsto right to carry a sign, but you ple to voteon in the next elec- obeyany lawfulorder aof don’t have the right to block tions “because this constitutes a peace officer, or official of the a doorway.” slapin the face of the legisla- institution. Metcalf expects several bills ture.” If the hearing official wereto to be drawnup pertaining to findthe student guilty of such “preservation of the educational acts,the student would be sus- process at public institutions of Club Foot pend&with an entry made on @OlldlngS higher learning** in the words of C kk Rooms Time STAFF PARKING - Yes it certainly is, but where is the his transcriptexplaining the his bill. He anticipated harsh as Chess Club SNOO 104 12: 30 staff? The college has recently reserved 17 more spaces for faculty Hiking Club SNOO 205 11:30 dateand reason for expulsion. well as moderate bills; he class- Sports Cw SNOO 104 11: 30 cars ia the nortb lot. The above photo was taken at U:30 p.m. last He would be preventedfrom ski clue PVVA 104 12:m Friday aad exactly 1: 17 of the new staff area was in use. That es his bill as being moderate. Pep Club SNOO 101 12: 30 enrolling at another public insti- Metcalf hasbeen working Veterans TAHN 201 11: 30 figure represented a high pdnt of tbc wetk ia asage. Yet, student tution for five years. with AttorneyGeneral Slade B.S.U. TOLO 106 12: 30 cars are parked nearly as far as the Pavilion, while faculty spaces If,on the otherhaad, the Youno Rep. TAHN 207 12: 30 Gorton on his education bill-. and .... Phi Theta K SNOQ 201 12: 30 are vacaot in the east lot. Sometimes we wonder. , . .Adives.CwnSNW 102 12: 30 C Friday, Febmary W, I971 Page 2 simply disgusting Letters The Chicano and Black AwarenessWeek held February 16-19, was an excellent example of how a group of students, in this case working through the Office of Minority Affairs, can make a sub Student Conduct E stantial contribution to Highline College. Althoughevents at timesbecame nonexistent, the week to acceptyour way of life and acqunted withthe Black cul- would certainly have to be regarded as a giant success. Unfortun- values. ture students at T.C.C.and be ately.the apathetic attitude of Highline students reared its ugly Poor Taste I have rarely seensuch a cause we were a mixed group it headonce more in the midst of the educational enlightenment of gave us a chance to better un- the festival. Editor:Thunder-Word display of rudenessthat e%-as Duringthe week of Febmary hibited by Highlinestudents derstand each others culture. An incident re rding a Black entertainment group and boor- This trip wasvery interest- ish students in the &dent Center (e laid in the letters to the 16 - 19 theBlack Student Union during a performance ofa Chi- andChicano students produced cano dance troupe and band an ingbecause we got our hearts editor column on this p e) was indaa slap in the face to those educatedinstead of our heads. who had worked so ha# in bringing the group to the campus as acomposite of differentcultural Tuesday, Febmary 16.
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