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THE Volume XI Weds., Feb. 29, 1984 Issue 6 Rockers Sometimes it's nice to sit and rock and think. Sometimes it's nice to sit and rock. Sometimes it's nice to sit and rock and provide a worthwhile benefit to others. Last week (left to right) Teresa Ray, Bobbi Sweet and Fran Woolsey were among the members of PBL who participated in a 24 hour rock-a-thon in the student lounge. Proceeds from the fundraiser will be donated to the American Heart Association. Page 2 Opinion Pickin' the licks Yentl Terms of Endearment If you tlaverr't seen this one yet, don't miss Barbra Streisand fans will probably enjoy it. Debra Wingc;, Shirley MacLaine, and Jack this one but, I sure didn't. The story is about a Nicholson truly deserve their Oscar early 19th century Eastern European woman nominations for their performances. Debra who dresses as a boy, she also ugly as a boy, to Winger as an easy-going daughter only enter a Yeshiva because she yearns to study enhances Shirley MacLaine's role as she the Talmund, which is forbidden for women. transfers from a lovely young mother to an The action in the movie stops so Barbra can aging grandmother. Jack Nicholson's role as sing this only lengthens a dull picture. Only if an over-sexed, beer-bellied, middle-aged you really like Steisand consider seeing this batchelor who is a neighbor to MacLaine, was one. Rated PG for male nudity, talk of going to humorously portrayed. The story is based on a bed. **.I mother-daughter relationship. This movie easlily evokes both laughter and tears. An excellent movie by these three and also a fine cast. Rated PG for strong language and sexual language.***** Sudden lmpact Clint Eastwood is out to clean up the streets again in an even more violent action packed film. The story has a very simple outline of vengence administered by lovely Sondra Forget it * Locke.(of course!) Harry has many notable lines such as "Go ahead, punk, make my Only if bored ** daywand also "me and my two friends. Smith Tom Johnston and Wesson." If you are a Dirty Harry fan, Worth a look *** you'll love this one as he plays a one man killing machine. Nobody does it better than Good movie **** Eastwood. Rated R for tons of violence, strdng language, and female nudity. *** Don't miss this one ***** Attention to parking rules To avoid fines, students must be aware of handicapped parking permits should be The Bear Facts the parking lot regulations for the DMACC, directed to the business office. Boone Campus. Parking tickets will be issued for the- All vehicTes parked by faculty, staff, and following reasons: no permit, back-in students on campus MUST be registered with parking, blocking traffic lanes, not parked I THE BEAR FACTS is the official student the business office. Rates for one or more within yellow lines, parked in handicapped publication of the Boone Campus of the Des vehicles are available upon request. spaces without a permit, parked in the wrong Moines Area Community College. The staff Temporary parking permits are also lot for your sticker, motorcycles not parked in welcomes suggestions and contributions, available from the business office and must be designed areas, parked in fire lanes, failure to which should be submitted to the editor. The obtained when students arrive on campus. properly display parking permit. newspaper is published nine times a year and Reserved parking stalls are provided for Fines for parking permits must be paid in is distributed free to the students, staff and handicapped individuals only. Requests for the business office. friends of the school. -- ..REPORTERS: Brian Bertini, Mike Garvey, Mandy McLaughlin, Jana Myers, Jerry Quick Iand Tom Johnston. Contributions are I ADVIS.0R: H. James Potter. BOONE CAMPUS, DMACC 1125 Hancock Drive most welcome to Boone, Iowa 50036 Bear Facts tconomy- Page 3 college Aid, grad meeting Chris Carney, George Silberhorn and requirements, scholarships a'nd other Richard Finnestad will present a joint financial aid for the 1984-85 school year. stress Financial Aid and Graduation information Third period classes on Monday, March 5 meeting for students planning to return to and Tuesday, March 6 may be dismissed at Academic and social Pressures on college DMACC in the Fall of 1984 next Monday and 10:45, at the discretion of the instructor. campuses have long made stress a common Tuesday. The meetings are set for 10:45-11:10 a.m. in problem for students. But contemporary This meeting is designed to answer many the Auditorium (north). worries such as the and questions about graduation, degree unemployment have become the stress- prodking agents of the 1980's. Pressures on students resulting in stress- related illnesses led the University of Virginia Lynn's Lounge in Charlottesville to start seven-week long We are happpy seminars in stress management last year. A 1 Happy Hour & 1% two-credit course in stress managment to assist you in techniques is planned for the fall, university officials said. MONDAY thru THURSDAY: According to Mike Stadter, a clinical 5S0 to 6:30 psychologist at American University in Washington, D.C., many students today suffer student loan... 2SCdraws Pitchers $2.00 immediate financial concerns. "Many students are worried about whether they have Great food & drinks!! enough money to continue their education - they don't have enough time to think about the Exciting atmosphere future," he said. According to Kathleen Nottage, a registered and good times always at nurse, stress counseling should begin before college. Lynn's Lounge loo1 Senate meets March 6 Natural 98 FM The Boone Campus Student Senate is Music Radio scheduled to meet Tuesday, March 6. One of the principal items for the agenda will be determinations of budget allocations for student activites. Budget requests have been solicited and KWBG 1590 KC .must be submitted to the Senate no later than Friday, March 2 in order to be considered. News, Weather, and Correction Sports, plus Jr. College Basketball play-by-play In the last' issue of Bear Facts a serious omission occurred in the story on the cover. P.OwBox 366 That story concerned the MASH Bash held (5 15)432-1845 to welcome new teachers to the Boone t Campus. The story failed to note that the event was Vek---------- -ti co-sponsored by the Boone Foundation. The event was also sponsored by the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce. 1 BOONE CAMPUS BOOKSTORE Bear Facts regrets the error. 1l DEAL'S I Trophies& Awards See us for... I Large stock - fast service !I Trophies - plaques Metal & plastic Engraving Ribbons Available Backpacks Jackets I 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. Mon. - Fri. or by appointment I Cass Deal - owner Gifts 515-432-5795 II I 427 Tama - Boone I Page 4 Clupper is Maricopa intern Dr. Beatrice B. Clupper, chair of communications and humanities-at the Boone Campus, is one of 160 community college women nationwide selected for the 1984 Maricopa Internship. "The program, titled 'Leaders for the '80s' will allow Clupper to enhance her administrative capabilities through participation. in a week-long national workshop in Phoenix," according to Dean Kriss Philips. Dr. Clupper's project is titled "Reaching Out: Developing Community and Community College Linkages." Dean Philips added that a major objective of Clupper's internship is to make the college and the community more integral to each other. bmm~~~m~WCOUpONIlr~.L~~m~~l Bring In This Super Lunch-Time L Coupon And Receive I 6 Any Menu Item! Including hamburger with cho~ceof French Fr~es 1 or Baked Potato, Salad Bar, Pita Sandwiches, 3 Tenderloins, etc. j( Valid: 11:OO A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. j( I 1 Sun. 11:OO A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Valid Only At 1720 South Story Street - Boone Spring? An early taste of spring prompted lighter spotted being held under the open sky. Cooler clothes, dreams of summer and breaks weather prevailed as the week concluded but outdoors in the court yard near the south this little glimpse of the future was entrance to the main building. The warmer tantalizing. weather was so pleasant some classes were 1 FULL FAMILY HAIR CARE APPOINTMENTS 8 WALK-INS WELCOME 432-8471 4 OUR HOURSARE: MedrytwmghMby, 5a.m.WSp~n. -SohirdWq aday5..nLtdp* . i Alumni group active Page 5 More education, iobs await DMACC grads By MIKE KRAFT OrNeal, and Mary Wennerstrum. The Where do students go after they leave Association does a lot for its members, some DMACC? About 175 studetns graduate each of the membership benefits include; Alumni year. Of these studeents about 100-125 will go Programs and Reunions, use of the College on to a four year school. Most who go on to a Library, use of Athletic facilities, job Changes in four year school go to lowa State. There are placement assistance, intramural sports some students who go to UNI after gaduation participation, trips and a 25 percent discount along with lowa, Drake, Buena Vista, and a on a variety of different things. Some those variety of other schools. There are very few are; the Hilton Colliseum, Woodside Golf that choose to go into the armed services. The Course, Toad Valley Golf Course, Drake PeII Grant people who graduate from DMACC after Basketball and football and lowa Cubs studying their major of nursing, bookkeeping, Baseball. accounting, secretarial positions, recreation Along with all the benefits there are also leadership, and computer science usually go many Alumni activities, they include; Alumni The U.S. Department of Education has right to work.