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.•. T MONDAY, MAY ~t-1986 BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE •. . VOLUME XLVI NUMBER 11 :' !I . . i · 'Sister ~Mary'; cancelled in unprecedented ·act . . ''Siste~ Mary lg11aiius Expia·i~s It.. · s·a id ·.· P resi den't .. ·Richard ... he~~ho inade the initial contact. · rninlsfralltn was never determh1- . stre\ch . peopteis'_ mjn
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. -- .. ~. ·reorga-flization_·.·idisc.Ussed•···· ... · .. By DA~R~N.SA-~EDR.A .•• .· .. pul'o~ the back bu~~~r," Sau'tter .· .. W~ight has pro~i~e~ the CT A a ·•.. Editor. irt'Chief. ,- · said. ~ _ .·· · · new. Eriglish'and math instnitor· ·. · ·- · .. ,, .,_:.,,:. . As of righ(now,-Sautter said flease·see_PROPOSAL pag~5 :· .hl. ?_n auempt .. to. st tengthe'n. . .. ,.;_...... ;.~-----.,..;..--.....,.-.,.,.;.,.--.,.....~---~--,--,'r the administrative organization: . BC:· Preside.nf Richard Wright · •- recently sill et -with the 0 Acideinic · Cinco de Mayo _ Senate: about'- the possil:>ility. oJ · reorganizi11g a couple,of areas in > ·_ ·_ · Events. -- - the'adminis,ration...... '·.·· ... Although : still in tlie initial . stages, wright said -one area of: . See Cinco de Mayo st9ry on page f ...... - -··. .· . concern . • I ... ""-" -~- -~- . ' H.F,E(,AO[ RJP 1110!\IDA 'i. MA¥ 5, 1!116 PAGE J $5,500 over budget; rew cutbacks seen $3,000 in 'Fast~Feast' ,' . ?) • . -~ -, • i ' ...... t • • ' . - ' '; . '.: :);ly;STEVEN LASHLEY . tor Kathy R~ellnL . deficit by the end of the fiscal ·. "Sure, ihere are par'ts we will of . the expenditures were for ·ASB.budget this year was an ex- ; :·.: '. :<;ommunlty News Editor, According to reports submjtted .year, .Roselllnl ·stated,· whlc.h ls cut back on, but luckily some·of ·· things needed by the ASB thal-pense ' account·. for · Deari · of ;;(- . ~ _. . . . sales raised for' Q.ungry- i-;., ~ : ' ~ .' :. by the.Business Office, the ASB. scheduled for June 30. The ASB our revenue has really ·come in had not been fe1islble 1.n recent Students Frank . Gornick. · . . . . r,·' : ~pjie an overun budget lri has of April I spent $4,1,007.# . ·. will compensate. their losses.·. for us this year," Burke stated.· years, ~ong other items, she.· Estimated for $S000expendltures ;: ··· "".lllclt'. ~xpendltures Ju,we already · compared to the · $36,16S.00 · through $5,S40.00 obtained in a .Accord.Ing to reports, the ASB listed Sl,500 worth of video . have already exceeded $800, and. ' . . . . f CK~ec:d~d upwards of $5,500 over figure· projected for this year: . reserve. fund account over the has a current $738,10 drop in in· eq11ipment, a Xerox machine, as of April I the deficit for the By JUDY SHAY .. ''somew.hat successful; consider, .Services Inc. offered a s,oo cash·. r prQJ~cted 1985-6 figures, the ASB However, Roselllnl said the ASB • past several. years. . . .come prlrnarlly aritli:lpated. As of new robes for the Student Court, budi(et was $jOS. 78. · · · Campus.News Editor .·. Ing." . .. reward to the group that sold the .'' ,.Is \lopliJg to utlllze reserve fund- ishoplngtom11keupsomeofthe. According to. Business Office · t\pril 1, the ASB.has earned .. and new jerseys for the Cycle ·. Rosellini explained that the . . . Rosenburg·stated, "There were 111ost. Selling oYer a $1000 worth . · lng '.1n· Order to break even and .- losses through revenues obtained ·. Manager Allee Pinkerton, the BC . $38,061.90 compared · to the Cluo. ·. . ' . deficit was · a · result of a During t_be recent 'Feed .the two problems. We had a short : · of dlrecto'ries, the Boy Scouts of \' ultlin.a'tdy su'ffer no substantial · by the end of the school year; · · administration . will . allow .. the . $38,800.00 figure estimated 'for · Another major source for th:e mjscalculatlon on · the amount .. Hungry Week,'. clubs f;om. Cal . period of. time in which to plari .·. America took the $SOO. In addl· o budget •cutbacks for next year I Nevertheless, the ASB is ASB to make expenditures on an 1985-81\. ,·. · . . 1 . expenditures; Roseliln!,sald, was originally_ budgeted for. De.spite . · Stat~ Bakersfield; _church youth the fundraiser. And, the fact that tlon, the Home Entertainment . accordlng'Student Affairs Direc· . expecting to suffer a substarit!al · overun budget if there are alter, .. The major contributers to the the recent·. memo.rial seryice h.l · ihe deficit; though, she claimed · , groups, The Boy Scouts : of . college siupents from certain Services Inc, · donated Malik ,; ... - . : nate. funds .to compensate the . decrease, according to the 'repori, honor of. those. killed in the that the expense was io. the best Arrierka and seven BC organize' clubs on campus did riot keep !',iouotaln ticke)s . to · four . ...-----~------· deficit. have been losses coming from.the ·spaceshuttte. Challenger disaster, interest of the students. . · .· tlons sold over '$6000 v.:_orth ·of their commitments. some Just organizations thal were· randomly · · ' " "The.past three or four years vending· machines ($2,178.07), and the following trip to Con° "Since Dr. Oornickis our head Fast Feast Dir~tories at various .· can.ceUed three days or less b~forc · chosen after the sal~,...... s· a··.. ·.r''";.1• .. · f· .. . we'.ve been Just barely breaking . concessio~s. ($%8.67) and the . cord, New Hampshire. ·· advocate here at the college,. we .. · locations around fown. · ihe event;" · · "Things turocd out pretty- .. · · . . · . i · . ·.. ··. 'even,'' reasoned Rosellini. "Lasi Huddle ($489.Sl), Also included The trip, which Included four (the ASB) feit ob(jga~ed to help i\ccording to co-chair David . good. Without Rob (Rheiner), ~) r New e s .. · · · year was the first year in quite a in the deficits was the recent ASB officers and advisor Ruberi out In any way that 1we could. Rosenburg,· ASB Chief Justice·, . · With several clubs cancelling, ·. this would not have come over as "~i'------....------,----1 while that. we've been able to .Western Days a<.:Uvhies, .which· . Fernandez,- h11d · ·supposedly When~ goes out and represeius . ,• half of the money will go directly. there. were many areas around ,· clearly," Rosenburg Said. : . . to local organizations. that feed. town that were lef(uncovered ..·· . Rosenburg who w!Hbe trasfer· . . '. come out ahead:So; the ASB felt ·. had yet _to be calculated as of . received substaniial di$COunts on BC; we feel lt ls to the students' - . . . . ~ ri · :Diet. f!ounselors 'to speak·. . . . that this would be agood year to . April L . . travel- expenses. However' ·· .. beneflt/' Romlini said; •. ·. . and house the hungry an4 .· .. ~·Everybody that did help' did · ring next semester hopes thalthH · . use some .of our reserves to buy. . . monies were stlll extracted from . . For the Future' homeless daily.· . . ' , otitsta.nding jobs,''.11ddeo Rosen'.. campaign will continue next year .. ,, : \ Joni Webe;; educat~r, diet counselor and columnist for the sqme · things Jhe ASB· really ASB Preyenls Deficit the budget to . cover .the trip, . In· order to . prevent· future Altlrougl1Rosenburg and· his .. burg. ''They .. were very .· He indicated lhai to have a rnore ., . : :Bakersfield Calijo;n/an, wlll be the guest speaker at-the R~·eiltry . needs/' . · · · . The· ASB presents · budget; Rosellini pointed out.·. No exact deficits· . from . occu·ring · again, . co-chair Rob Rhei11er, ·ASB Vice · energetic." successful · campaign, ;here, ·'Center OPTIONS 'night, at 7 p:m., Wednesday, in Fine Arts 30. i ; Nex(Year'~ Budget · . which includes inosf oft he pur- figures were disclosed thoµgh, on ' Rosselini stressed that it is essen- ·. President, were hoping to make . As an incentive to go oui and . ·• should be more time allowed for' · ;, . ; _Weber's topic is 'Our Bodies Ourselves-Feeling .Oood Inside . _A_Sll Business Manager T.im · chas~and aciiviiiespufon by'the ~how.muchC:.Was actuatty_jakeii . tial that t.he ASB form a betler ·• · $4~ nn!' ·.,; - · ."mriaigri was ~ell. th~ . Hr:>mz Entertainment planning. · . · ·· : ,,; ? ·and .Out.'' --.-· · :- · · · · ··· -·~ -- --.· --- • • I., .. · •-.·-..!.. ' ,-'·,___!._ -~ ."' • • • • --'------MIKE BAZELEY /Rip 8t•ft . Burke said the recent budget . · ASB, have exceeded expenditures · · from the budget. · · coalition with the Business Of- , . AU.current and pasi OPTIONS students will gather before the . problems should hardly affectthe by $2,710J4 past their projected . ." A lot' of things like the shuttle . fice. . · · · · · ·· ·· · A . proclamailon of J1eed the_ Hungry Week Is . handed to David Rosenburg, co-chair oft.he cam_- lecture for a pot luck supper at the Re-entry Center.. . budget he. has proposed for the · $6,000 litillt for 1985·6. Spending · disaster came up unexpectediy, so ·" As we ~ork inore closely with. palgn,'byCityCouncllman.Mark Dickerson. For more information, call the Re,entry Center at 395-4582. . 1986-7 fiscal year. Burke plans to . · $10,303;80 as of April 1, expen~ we ended up having Jo make a the Business Office they should 'Weill· •teams.·. with •. Pacific·. Be11 ·· " ...... - . . . , ·: ...... ·: .. - ·. . . present his package of proposals ditures were broken· down into. ·. spur~of-the-moment decision·· on begin· 10 realize _that ihere are ,:_ ·'Success in Business' program· set ·.. · to the Board of Representitives at ihe following catagories: Supplies them," reasoned RoselHni. «But · . things that need tQ be. refined," their next meeting scheduled in a. ($(520.29); Equipment an .. . . '!» . . . . .you may need a lawyer i(you are: .. -----....------, - ARR~TED for any rca, S(aff Dining Room·· _ INJURED in an a,d • • - • • ' • . . ·.... ,-~.:I.~'- I ~·; •...... ' PAGE 4 MONDAY; MA\:' 5, 1986 RENEGADE RIP ' .. .. -- - ...... ~ RENEGADE RIP MONf)AY, _MA".~. _1,986 PAGt. 5 . Judge Mettler in fifth year on. Kern bench . . . . -- . . . - . . By FRANClNB BLOOM .· alcohol-related, rape or robbery, don't hear too many people talk· said Mettler and, ,ii' think that a forget,'' stressed Mettler. her office, her name wlHnot ap- . .. Staff Writer . . i said Judge Meuler. She says . lng ·about Justice, but .you hea·r lot of the procedures thaL.hve pear on tlte ballot and she will > The very word "judge" llllclts poverty may be correlated with .about due process a lot.".. developed don't have a lotto do Mettler's two,year old .. sQrl; .. automatically be r¢elected.Titere . 1· 1 f I b d th hi h l I al J K. · M l • r· j I . . Matthew,·· help.· s ''put things in · · · · · The ·Feelers·: David Lee Who? Hagar v sons o a state y, ro e figure, e g er m n -:-1ate- n ern ett ~r. s . respect or ust ce- wie.. h whether someone Js qullty or_· · are two ways to become.a Judge:. • · . sowI se an d know 1e d gea bl e as to· County. · "Y.· ou don · •t see people overpowers· · th. e f act t hat sh e innocent, but whether. theyScan perspective," she· offe.red. Slie_· _b)' go.·.ver.nor's ·appointment (for ·, · · . seem· · unapproac· · h abl e-pope-· Ilk e. 1n goo· d cI rcumstances · · com 1ng in cou Id.. earn more· [npr 1·vate · prac-.· get off (on some technicality)." . and lier husb.an. d., Steve,· rec.e. ntly which you have t.o apply), or by · Sharon :Mettler, Kern County's on robbery and · shop-lifting. 11 tice. It also overpowers the .. fact . t-1eJtterstaied she suspects Bird . promoted to a commander with winning an election. · · psychedelic julllp-startS new· Van Halen •only fein~le judge, presents Soaring unemployment figures that a lot qf tiinenexlbllity. ls lost \youldn't b.e challenged If she the sheriff's departmertt, have judge· Mettler reemphasized ·, ·.... · anything but that type of image. ' locally are noted In Division O In being a· Judge verses private weren't a woman. She cited a many lnter~sts and Mettler claim· that she really likes being a·judge; ' ·. A simply-clad, . professional i ·whe.re fine extensions are on the ·practice.She said there was an at· case In which no one did anything ed'they dori't get too preoccupied ''I try to be conscientious. If 1 . '-·\{:- .·' · over Hagar, though, there can be 8 ,By SJ'EVEN LASH LEV .. ' ' . I · judge,·· who ls also· a wife and I rise. . · torney 1.n Los Angeles being con- to oust asenile old man who .sat by work. Steve Is woo(lwotker have small daiins court, I listen jazz-metal band · Staf(Writer.. · ,,,,::: .·· · no argument that Eddie· Va11 •· mother; Mettler converses easily I Mettler.said Bakersfield ranks · · sldered foj- Supreme Court judge . ·on t.he state Supreme court for In his spare time as well- as 8 to everything ... I know it's im- Halen is certainly one of the about her five years on the bench. . with Long Beach andEnglewood who .. turned down the·.. offer' y~ars, making one out of seven singer, gulttirlst and. dabbler iri porlant to them. I think a lot of. . -remier .guitarists lri · contem, Appointed In 1981. by fomier in homicide rates but that "this recently because. he. couldn't af-· .· votes .meaningless.·. · . . · art, while Sharon plays tennis, people ·who get, this Job don't .. J• ams r·. aw ··. m'.·· 1• n·. d. . ·There ~ave beert ·~>1<{'·'.of .•.. . . · , ,· · . ·. · ·. ·. - pessimistic musk· critics out there ' .iorary inusic 1 .·.· r~g!Jrdless of 8 1 Governor Jerry Brown, Mettler has been a. mild · year.· fo~ ford to. take the job-he was earn- "Men have . a difficult time helps with Surtday;school c.lass want to bother with people and · . . . . · . ·. · . . .. w.ho thought super group Van· whether he's playing Running . has presided over Kerri County's homicides-only fou( this year. iQg $200,000 a year In private dealing with women in responsi· and reads a lot of mysteries. that's what the justice_ system ls Wilh The' Devfl, or the guitar· Municipal Court .. arid hears· . One yea['' there were 6r Munlcipai as for Coyrt judge, · . . . , . explained; if no one challenges good iob." · · · man D~vld Lee Roth chose to, them, . ed .. However' she sometimes .. lover frontier mentality.'.' . .. s.uperlor. Court: .She :said 'more . '. Hiving had t.wo ~lsc~niage$ ,:, -~y JOHN R.SWEET Since then the · band .· has pack his bags and. head. for the · . And such treme11dOUS' CO[Jl•. misses. the. opportunity to fry A .. life"long . fesicierlt cjf prellmlnary'11'earlngs could have a · and, one Cesarean section, slie ·-· Staff Writer · · ·. undergone massive personneland ·.. slitter and spotlights of. mand over the. guitar has never cases, referring to her-three and a . Bak~rsfield,: Mettler .prefers liv- crippling . effeci, ·. but . so . far said, ."It's been an eye dpe11lrig instrument· changes (d\lmping Hoilywood. · been better exemplified· than In . ' a. half. years as prosecutor for the ing here over . Sania Barbara, they've beertable \o stay on top about people's: attitude toward . Iii this age of . high-stress Vox keybo_ard in favor otanother Not .even 'close. 5/50. Roller.s like Obod Enough, ,· District Attorney's office in Kern where she attertded LJCSB ir San ofit, r~mainlng within the 45 to · rt)isc'a:rrla.ges. 11 Her colleagu.es, · . economic preSS\lfeS and mass . guitar) an~, although t~ey've had . ·. · Looking . to . jurrip~start an Get It Up, · 5150 and Summer · and Santa Barbara counties and · Francisco, where she attended ·· 60idiif,1rrai·gnment p~riod. Cases she siiJd; did not a.pprove ofthe . conf<>rmiiy, ii is refreshing to . some professional gigs (Stt~.'s already sagging career as· well as . Nights are.all valid confirmation~ tlfree an'd a half years as a partne( Hastings Coliege of Law. She . are dismissed if not heard within tlrrie she took. off from work for: ' .· ·meet · some artists· who create Tave'rn, American Legion Hall, rejuvenate a long-lived metaJ-imctCc that Eddie doesn't go very long··~· . In the Bakersfield law firm of feel( Kern· County has an ag- time constr(lints ·. set ·. by the OB-QYN problems, iti~ugh apo . . work alm<>st solely for personal ~c.), the)' are mostly contentio age, veteran red;rocker Sammy ~ between practices. Throw in a . D.ailing; Maclin & Day. · .. . . gressive law enforcement agency legislature unless the defendant they do not seein to-foerthat way · .satisfaction. The· Feelers (a.k.a. ~: together in· Liveiy•s Hagar hopped on his. badmo~or [\\ few Top-40; offbeat bai1aiis·s~ch. ·. J-Ie~. apP,oiN1J1e)tl.~,s a sur-; ,which ic,o~s after things and pur· agrees. io an .extension; . , about a male judge who has col- · Ray llone and the Grasseatets) ··. garage/studio arid work on iin- scooter ;md rode jt al! the. way 1n- ~{)*\ ";:, as Dreams and Lave' Walks In, · prise· to both tlie judge and her I sues what is. necessary. •Kern. County does have .night on· c.anc.er; She claimed a miscar.' . , ,are just such a group of musi'. ·.. provirig thkir sound; Their to E.d~ie Van Halen's li.v\ng room 3s:',fifl~..: .,\ and. you get the distinct impres.- .. . husband, Ste:ve, who, is a Kern · . Kefn County's legal system has . court several times·a month, but. riage is a death in the family and · ' cians. They faithfully play solid, sound, by the way, is raw and ,to give a personal vendtllon. And t,li;;/t:. '. if'i .. ".i y;j,./i sion that he is sin<:erelf trying to County .law enforcement officer. · tripled .in· Mettler's 13. years in ·therein, again, lies the.problem of.· . people take time .off .for personal ·. ·· · :loud .rock music and they do.it unrefined Hendrix-Iggy Pop· bef<>re . you . could . say 1;, -/· :},, \,,;}/;;?'°di· broaden his spectrum of musical Governor Brown; she said, was law practice. She explained there salary. ''You sfart telling people . ·grief.. · , ·.. . .. · ...... for fun. . . .. ·...... Pink Floyd· stuff thai often "Davidleewhatshisname( :the· ~}.i .· .,:j) />'.''' ,· ,/,:'..'· ... ~.·.·.:,·(~hf · capabilities. ·. . . · · . . . . not pro law enfotcemerit-and she are. 11 judicial position Where . you want them to work i2 and 14 ·. . When.asked her opinion of the . . · The Feekrs lia~e been describ· · ;degenerates into long, improviied two locked horns, put their heads . tk·, .· .· .· '.,·'<. . . ?¢ t . Hagar may be the profound . was not sure he would select a. there used.to be five. Mettler said . hour days/you inight get rnore. stress factor· in. being ·11 judge, ed as psychedelic jazz-metal anc Jams reminiscent. of. such · '60s together and locked themselves in l.':i \ .•. )~ ·, r .veteran, butt here are ~o &dnes to judge so closely associated with · it has been suggested _that "laws time covered but th.e question of. Meuler [)Onchalantly stated there this is as good, a description. as combos as Iron J3utterfly and Ten the. dreads of a Los Angeles ·. H> · ·:,..< ·J: /- pick about Eddie being the boss. law ·enforcement: · Mettler have. become burdensome as· a · whether you're golng to en- watnot ari abundance' of stress' any ..Lead singer and group 'Years After. When as~ed how. recording studio. . . . • .· · ;, . ' C And if you don.'t think old dogs aSSl!red/''Any preconceived no •. resui.t of elevatfni. fonii over . courage quality people to do it invoived though she felt inferper- .. founder Gary Bratcher's vocais .'. they decide to end a number both · ·· And as th~y say in the .music ' . • .' :; ,; can't lear.n riew ticks; check· out. tions .(i might have) come from substance. We have ·. become (without addit.ional pay is a pro- · sonal relations c.iuse a type of · are. Undecipherable,.· prjmordial Lively and Bratcher grin and rep- 'business, my friends ~ t_he. rest is :. ,, . Hagar'slyrics Ori the cut'lnsids: . . being a•ptosectitlng attorney for . seriously cicise to. making the blem),'' says Mettler. . . stress that is a problem for her. brother., 'COMPACTRONIC I ,pleadings .accompanied by liis iy, "When it feeis righ\l'' . rock-n-roll history.· (in a: less . h's not wliat you are . . ~.three and _a h_alf years, not from judicial system a dinosaur that is Mettle i's two' car( sport 'NO Of course, some cases. are tough ··Ask abotitour -':::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::-::::::,:!::;~:~:_:!:::::.:·:·:·:-::::::::;:::;::=~~:·:·:::::::::::::~.::~::-:::-:·:.:-:-:~:·:::.:·=·:·:-:-:~:.:;::;::::::::!;::::::::::::::::::::::::: mo nu hl efl t a1 ·rash i On ; or co ur s·e }. . · 'It's how you dress . being married'. to . a-sheriff's about to fail unde·r its own feel.'' . ON ·.BIRO". bumper · sticke~s. to· decide, said.· Mettler, par- lease/rental plan · ·.. ''We all drive green cars. You i • ·, \ • ' I ' . • '. . I 'C, ' . . • l . . . ·• ' - ®ftlt~.· . . .·.· PAGE 6 MONDAY, MA\' S, 1986 RENEGADE RIP . $WJ• . . . ,. . ;., . . . ~ . . . . - . . ·-- RENEGADE RIP MONDA\', MA\' 5, 1986 PAGE:7 ., Y,:.,,:Chalk);• . ~ . Talk. •-,.--,--- • r: ,_" ..... • , '. ..• < "· \~ .. · ·· Ladies tennis ties for Metro title Miranda takes 26 By DARREN SABEDRA : . . -, ·NBA second season Editor In Chief ,_~::,.-:-; -·.·;,.,;_ ..:..; ,,,: ~~ .. ' . ' . .al;. " ... Entering the 1986 campaign, . ,,• offers little ~urprise_s_ .first~year . ladles tennis· · coach . . .. -· ·- . Laura R.I~ knew .her team had '\ By JENNIFER GIA · Western Airlines, his sponsor, By ALLEN MONTf!S .. , talent, but stlll admits she didn't ·ii Staff Writer· · paid his' round-trip ticket. H.e ar : f · Sports Edlior · · .. ; ; lmow wliat to expect ..,... ~peclally , after last· year's disappointing . rived in Boston. Friday evening, ~ :... Ray, MirSJ1d1UJ1nlil!_ing .!_ime · "to . ge\ accustomed to the at· J Time to throw away regula{$ea~onrecor4s as the second · ·. season. · .. : :: ...... · in last month's. 90th running of mosphere, .get ··. the . body ac; ;. :' J · season for both the NBA ancl the NHL have beg_un. .•... • ' But with · Luanne Lee, · the ' tlie. Boston- Marathon was .· climaied," . he· explains.· ."The .. , ' :j, The NBA has offered few surprl~es as the ·defending world · · team's only returner, having .an \I ;. .2:S 6·. :08 , fellow .who. won~he. . .was there ·! i.~ champion Los Angeles Lekers destroyed the Sari Aritonlo Spurs. exceptional year, and the rest Clf .~~. · . ·'-'That's my personal best," ' the'whole week before.'' I '] in three straight one-sided games. The Lakers outscored the the team perforpilng above · \ . . . . average, this year's squad defied .says Miranda,.· BC's athletic .The night before the race, . : I Spurs 371-276. · · . . · all odds . ...,. tying for first in; trainer and equipment manager .. "they had a big carbo· dinner for · .,'I At press time the Lakers had a 2-0 lead· itt the. best-of-seven . MetfopQiltan Conference wl.th : wlio placed 969th o.verall out ?(: all the rimners, so I loaded up ;_.. series against the Dallas Madve~!cks,hanJ aft~r a fai~l: eat,fiJt·· Long Beach'and Bl Camino: o'ver 4800 ruitn.ers in the grueling then on spaghetti: Then the next ·. \i game the Lakers w,ere teste . ,or t. e. rsL time n . e P ayo s "When we started out, I' knew 'April 21 26-mile, 365-yard run. morning I just had a donui and a J when they deafeated the Maverick. s. U7_-U3 in the .s. econd game. . ~ur top five girls had teleni, bu. t I cup of coffee;, The race didn't { .. However the·Mavericks just dori'.t have the power to overcome_ . ' I ,~ ...... I . · · ·. ' · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · :was glad-the way ourc-Sixth-~nd~·· /1.· start until pcio11_,so ! fitu!e_{l_that . -"· .. ·-· -- \ -'>·' tlwtaktiST1l9d t_h!,~ coluninwouldn'! be"surprised.if theLakers~ - seventh players hung In there .. •>., ~. was alright.'' · c';----t ~- .. . . •JI . . . . . 01 ·J.-•. ·.,'.r,..'i.s:,v .... ~.-.~·P_e~it.· , !.e.6.~lg·~_i.~.t./.~ g... et. to. u. 8. h.·~. r.rof_.. t. he Lak~r. s. ifthe.Y.. ~dvanc.. ·e "We didn't really haye one \ Miranda says it's good io have .. I .,1-- al stanclout; .a11 of our girls have at least eight glasses of water: a ' . .past Dallas, which seems hkely. T~eir pro~ab!e conference fin good recorRalph Sampson and. . headi~g to Santa Monica for the.· , . . . :r ' "',/ ,~, · bably .has more water stations on Akeem Olajuwori will give Kareem all he can hancll~. Sampson. annual Metro toun1ament...... ,: j · ~1.tf. ,/. . ', : '· ' .. A '" . . the course than. others, because .,. . •i ' \i and Olajuwon have combined f!ir 103 points in their two victories ,, All of our players will com· ·.>-.·. , !: · · • · · · , : · · )>. :";'f!o'f~~:- '·· ·: of the coinmunity support,,, says . ;: . ' over the Denver Nuggets. The Rockets gave the Lakers problems pete in 'santa Monica, and most L. ' " ' '" ; i. '. : . ")1' ,· ,· ' ·_;, ' . Miranda. "They're standing . , ' . ·- ,• ,:_ , in.th1(regularJ~~Wrt• andalthough the Lakers are a ~ifferent and should qualify for the Southern : i . ' ,.· ,, . • ' : , :.. \ .. .. t, , ±., > . . :.'..:.. ali:>ng the side of the road han- MIKE BAZELEY/Rlp Stall . : . stronger team m·'.ffie playoffs,. the Rockets are bemg called. by California tourney,'' Rice-~aid. . , : .. · • , , ... · , . ,.,..-,,.r; }({ \:_~ ;,:"J:·/ lt{?'•;:?\lifi{ ./?': ding· you an or,1nge or a nice cube · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · I ·d· f <' . many io be NBA champions in the near future. The question is . . . Players . mu.s.t ·.r.e.ach ·. 'q· uarter .· W·; :,_(, ;,;,j ',i.' ....·. . . ..~.'·.···','.'.:..· ..'.:.~"f;":/ . '·"'' •' .• •.· ,., •. ·,Ji,, .• ..ll!, .• ", .,,,,hi,'> .. • ·.·. or ERG(a sugar supplement, like , Cat~her Diane Ford slides Into second base against Pierce. Th.e Lady 'Gades_ lost 3-LThe Lady 'Gades finished 5-8 In Metro Pay, g~o or '.(. when .. · · . - · finalsai:tionoftheMettoiourna- , ·,:?. x·.;:.. ,.,,;,,:~;c,\1"'.~';.".";,., ,·;;_ , 1~~!~~~-~ '.' · · Gatorade)-so you never run oui a tie for third piace .. Six starters will return .for lhe·s-quad nexl year.· • . ·.-,..... : . Like expected, the Boston Celtics are once again on thei.r way • ment to advance io So Cal... .,. · · !IODNEV THORNBURG/Rip Storr . to an NBA Championship Series appearence. The Celtics. blew .·: . An area ahhost c~riai.n io shine ...... · ...... of ' water.;.there's always · so- put in, the better off you'll be. lt over the course.They have a tour . ,, :away the'chlcago Buns in dire~ straight, despite a brilliant per~ ..· for' BC at . the Metro ''tourney . Cami Gra'ison ~et urns.a s~rve the Lady;Gades in II recent. prncUce.The Lady 'Gadei lled for the ·.!~... . .· ·_. tot . really pays off.OI . . · . ·. or the.course you.can go on to see '.l · . :formance .by Micheal Jordan scoring 63 points in the second. . would have io be_ the doubles_ Metro Conference tllle...... i.,,- . . . ~ meohe th~~~ to help." . ,\. . .·- In training, the most Mlrarida . He feels ifhe ran the Boston .. ·where it goes, know whai (ci ex· .. ,'. :. :game and 49in the first~ . ' '. ,. .·. . . . - .·· . . . . ··team of Lee · and Natalie', . cha~~;;() advariceirf•singles. ''I hi!Ye a pretty toiigh:dr~w{ ·. ihan I expected. I'm very-proud . . . . ·· · · ran previously to the maralhon Marathon today, he'd be. better . pect, where the hilis are. !didn't .· ; . : • The. Cfltics are now facing a similar one-man-team in the· ·. B · i · . "I hop. eTg.et go to so· Cal, · 'but I'm just going to go out there.· . way performed,f' Ar· .__ ._...,..._..______~-·.goon it."_.· '.::Atlanta.Hawks who boast the services o.fthe Htt!.man Highlight ' ergwer : 10 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ofh. ,die· ·. 'd'we · ' was 13 niiles per day. Now he 1 . . . . . · ·. ·.· · · · I'll be .disappofiited· if )'"don't, and play. my Own game : .. slay-· . C U eta SaJ : · ... < ... · . · puts in 10 miles pe(day, and tries. Film, Dominique \Vilkins, who was the NB.A. .scoring...jeader Seeded first in the conference; since qualified last year," Lee ing in the back court/' Qrayson : The laqics are also battling, ac· · · ·· " · ·_. Mfranda is now traini11g for ihe ·· - . . . .. ' ... '!' : : : I to get irJ° at least one 20-miler a : · >averaging 3Jpoints a game. . .· · .....· ·...... · .·.. · that pairing hil$ compiled a 16-1 commented. · · · · said. . .· . . . cording to Rii:e,.in a "dual c_ham· • ;I My g~~., . has always San Francl~co marathon in Jurie, . ,, : : : The Celtics have tuined ihe l:Iuinim Highlight FHtn into a brief . niark for the· year. . .· . Christy Archuleta, the team's pionship playoff" with all the . . week. . . · "I've been trying to get in been i,rrun ln·the Boston··· where he. hopes to break his r. :: :coinmercial as they have held him to 13 points fn game one, and . , _''.Las. t year 1..·_didn.'t even.- play . · . · · · ·. · ·.se.venth se. eded. play·e.. r.·. ·said she. is - other conference winners in the · · Boston time. He advises any · · ''Don't ; ' · ·.. 2-0 1 d · h · · F · th T. he t.o ughest. li. rst. r.ou..n. .. 1· .dr. al)' : ·60:so miles per week;"' he says; Marathon," · 1 '. : : 19 In game two while t11kmg a i ea m t ,e senes. or . e doubles, and this year I like play~ :,., · hot' only 'looking. forward to. the· state. . . , . distance' runners who cim. run 26 - . ! • .• : 'Hawks to have a shot' against the Celtics tl)ey will have to shoot .· jng doubles more. than . I. do. for BC in .the ·Metro' tourney • Metr,o tourhamerit, bu(next year' .•• nc: opened up the duaLplayoff .. "You· have to put' in a lot Of have mileage; run out to H<1rt . . miles to try}o 9.ua\ifYJQ[l3-os,tp_n ... '.\ : : : down a fellow feathered creature - a guy who has been soaring . singles,'' Lee said. .• . ..• · ·. might just have gone tonumber too. . . '. . with a 7:2 vittory over Santa ~lfr.: l'lL .: •· ... ,, •, - . ;I ..• all year.long rilinled Bird: LarrfBird has been soaring ballsin(o . . . ', ', . . . . five singles pfayer Cami Grayson .. ·.. "This is the first, year. I've . bara, ai)d wiH play first see~e~ Park;the hills on th~·east sicle of ·- 'Ray Miranda·... ·'u was i.J~ite ~·~· e~peri~n~e.'" -plaris for·~·j I . - ' ·r . . h' . . half', t . B' 'd . d ·. b'et' tha' the . Lee; who has a singles record . Her opening match w~s agains.t . . town. This side of town has the . { · · the hoop r ' PAGE 8 MONDAY, MAYS, 1986 RENEGADE RIP . .- . l ' ~\-·.' n ~ l. - ,_' --· ,: .;. The Reagan Administration labels the country commu11:ist and urges. sup .. port for -his -'~freedotn fighters. '' -But-. BC professor_ Wilson_- took a -trip -and _ ··saw a different Nicaragua._ ,; i '·'' ,~ I 20 ·percent .cut Go-Curricular budget - j .• slashes By STEVEN LASHLEY • _·· --._ CurrlcuJar budget -for next year',. the budget;s income .was .only- _ -- _The -- major. -causes - of the Unlike the A$B budget, which KBCC Raciid station; the Rip; the _-_Community News Editor ah~ -soirte faculty mern]:1ers are-_- $272,579.88, compared to ihe an- dec)ine, according to ihe reports, recently announced that they will . Band; . Chainber - Music; the 13y MIKE BAZELEY .unhappy about it; . tlclpated $313,457 for this year.- - are Men's Athletics arid conc~S· -utilize reserve funding to ml!ke Choir; the Orchestra; the Rally Staff W_riter · Du~ to a substantial decrease in According to reports subrniited -. The result of the shortage is an up deficits accumul11ted this year; Squad;. the -- Reneguide; , i)ie · ~.' revenues during 1985·6, meinbers . , to the Renegade -Rip bY 1he ·. expeded .$37, 758 cutback in ex-_-· sions. -: Mel)'S -_ Athletics have -_ the Co-Curricular budget cannot - Theaier; _ Men's Athletics; ·_,, -· /Tl 1979 a revolul/on began fn the sma/1 Central Amerlc11n country: - 1 of the Student Services Comrnit· .-Business Office,.. the Co- -penditures foreseen for.1986;7, · recorded a $30,059 shortage iii · be-_ handled · in · this manner, WomeitOs Athletics;· the 'I of Nfcaragua,Jorcing the downfall of Presldeni Somoza and his el/I'. tee and the Business Office have Next ·year's budget, which wiU revenues projected for the year, a~cording to Busjness Office · Gra_pevine; and Concessions. · pfre. /t WIIS a reyofut/on for and by the peop/e and 50,000 /iveswere - accepted a proposal that would_ Curricular ·budget· 'is currently consist of ortly $258,000, is -in while _the sale of concessions is_ Manager- Alice Pinkerton, -The . - . lost. Now; years/a/er, another revolution Is brewing, spearheaded by . ultimately levy a general 20 per- • $40,877 .12 under the projected - _contrast to the $295, 758 b·udgeied $8,500 less than the projected in; · Co_-Curricular ___ budget currehtly · Contrast In Cutbacks . _ ___ :~ ~ _·a relatively smalfgroup ofrebels commomnly known as contras. ceni cutback 01' the_- Co- - . income for 1985-6. As of May 13, · for expenditures this year. come.~· • has approximately $15,000 in ac- - · While most activities will suf -1 \..· -, - -The Re11gan Admlnlstra.Uo11 has joined the contras in principle and ' -- ~uinulated reserves; she added. ·- fer ~n approximate 20 perceni cul - "f_or th_e_{asJ )!_ear hll~been)ryjng IQ 'suppoJJ th_e movemeiitwith both .-.. ' fo_r next year, some wHI receive a economic and military aid. The Jaiest request by the Reagan Ad- ____._. ____ ------_-._-___------,------_-_·,::-----_-__-_-_ -_-_------..__-_------_:__•-_ __;_ -Allh ~ For Sherman plaiistospend -his graduated in 1956 and needed a besides teaching. _ __ _ _ · tant, at first, to teach English6() ,J . } . retirement days working in his job, Sherman came to BC. "I .always knew I wanted to be this semester. However, he says it ' ) ' Japariesestyie house garden that ''After San Francisc°' l teacher. The academic world• · has been ;,fun." · ' he has had for the las_t 20 years. - _ •. _ Talking about his tenure. at BC, "I ; love to grow things," saxs ;,,,I Sherman. "I grow a lot of ''BC has offered rrie ' -Sherman jokes, "I have been put ,_' flowers: .. like water lilies... through periods ... commas and l. semi.COloni .. , _ When 8.$ked- why he preferred- - a )O( Of freedO-ffl • • • '' "BC had offered me a lot of Japanese style gardens, Sherman , explain_ s, ")like the simplicity of F_rank Sherman' freedom. I've usuailylX'en able to do f it. Living in Bakersfield, we have _"'ilat I'd wanted. I don't know about - PHOTOS COURTESY to re-:rea!e nature because it it so now, but when I firSl started at BC, ·'' HARRY WILSON arid here." Bakersfield was like devasted has always been confortable' for the English depactment let us use - Talking· to · Sherman, one Atlanta," he states. "I thought me. It is an interesting world for our own books, while other junior - - · · · · ·-· -- · ~ - colleges had standard books and would not thin!, that he was a city I'd stay for two years. Then two me. I am definitely_ not aggressive person. His southern accent and became three, then - four. . . enough to be a business man," -lesson plans," he says. serene tone of voice give people _Now, I'd probably spend the rest reveals Sherman. As. retirement comes closer, Sher- the impression of a man raised in of my life here." When asked whether there was man looks for,•,ard to the days~ v,ill a small, countryside town. Sher- When he first arrived, he may a time in his 30 year teaching spend working in his large garden. man, however, has always loved have thought Bakersfield was "I never thought I'd spend my career that he favored, Sherman the city, es""'"ially during his "devasted At1anta," but now he - retirement weeding." However, if ,.~ ~ pauses and says that he doesn 'I younge, years. has many nice things to say about things get boring, he will offer his "I li·.-ed in New York for a Bakersfield. have a favorite. However, the assitancetotheLearning Center or - while," he states. "I really ·en., "Bakersfield allmh a great most int_eresting days were during ESL department. · joyed the excitement and ac- deal of privacy. I have insulated the late '60s when there were the tivities. The buildings were myself successfully," says Sher- Vietnam protests. "I like \Vhcn he is asked how he would fascinating. I would feel uncom- man. That may sound like he's students to protest and disagree. I change things if he could go &,rough fortable now, though. I think I unsociable, but he is actually a like excitement." life all o,er again, Sherman replies, liked, also, the way nobody gave "social creature." As he says, "I He also indicated -that the "I would probably make the i~me a damn about who you are ... " just determine what society I'm students, over the years, have mi.11akes over ~an. I C<>n't imagine being any other After living in New York, in." changed. "Students have chang- Frar.k She:-;n,1n person. I\·c ):lad a pretty good life." I Shcrman went toll university in Originauly from Augusta, co )Q so.many ways. Obviously, .. ~, r-~'.;~~~t-'.~' •'•, ' ! ,, ' . ' :- : . : ' ' 1: '.\.' -, . j~'·/__ - .. : ·. ' . .- . -- _: I . . . . . ff> PAGE.1 !!iONDA Y, MAY 19, 1986 RENEGADE RIP RENEGADE RIP MONDAY, MAY 19, 1986 PAGE 3 - j. - ' {'Mendoza gets $3,000 scholarship endowment ASB Banquet honors outstanding·/eilders By JENNIFER GIA former Chicano Studies lnstruc- · . ment. for Humanities. •Scholar, . ihe schCllarshlp .. He . made _a · · gave up to come to llC: after con- _blocks last. semester,," he con- ' - ' . '. ' - ' - ' ' - . . -· - . - . . . . - - . . ' - . " ·. . ' ' l . Staff \\'rlter t or Ruben Mendoza has been ship, awarded ye~rly to only reputation for himself _most troversy arose surrounding his tinues,. referrlilg to the controver- · By ROCHELLE JOHNSTON · . Certificates of . Merit .. · were Rheirier;111, · Peter · Solomon, Dr, Gornick presented· David· • •. Coordinator of Housing and selected for the National Endow- tw~lve ind\vuals throughout the recen\ly after being invited to sideline. research · in Chicl\no sy surrounding his Joss Of · ·. - Staff Writer . , given 10· Bryan Allgood; Doug Starr. and David' Rosenbergwitht)w''A~Se,vjce . -· . · country. . . . . speak at the University of Texas counterculture. teaching privileges and the break- .asironomy; _Dorthy Blaije, in,. ·.Rosenberg,. Award." The award is siver!'to ..,..., ______...,..., ______"!"'_.. "They will give'me S3,000 to at Houston on Chicano counter- "They_dldn't ~pprove of my. - up of the. Chicano C:ultural With Master of Ceremonies, - terior -_ deslg'n; _Joe. Contreras, · an .ASB mem.ber who "gives the . study in the area of my choice,'' - culture. "I ended up doing three··-·-jumping horses as an archaeology · ·Center, which some said were Russ Allstr1an at the helm of the agriculture; Trqy Davis, BSU; Michelle.\\'lnton presented the highest degree of service,". said · · says Mendoia; who has also been lectures back~to;back, standing- student to -study the cultural related. l'Thls semester' - 1.'ve 14th semi-annual ASB Awards . Mike Faatz, engin~ering; Debbie rally squad with "appreciation . Gornick'. . _ . . -.- pu bllshed .in professional · room only, and the media· pre- ·. aspect-there were Chicano com- · started to get back into wriiing. . Banquet, .. 100 guests_ ate a. sit- Finlpy, BSM·,· Cynihla Knox, awards.'' Ange!aiierlng~Melissa · · · · · ·News ·Briefs . f ial y M · hall. D · - B · yt. ·d ·c· · · Tim Burke _won -.the Dean's •. publka\jons. throughout . the· sented me as someone espousing munitY leaders who· said l was· E"verything · has fallen · Into - down dinner a ter a soc hou_ r · Re' neg·ade Ban· d .Cl.,b·,· v·1c· tor'ia· ·. . ars , . awn . o _an asey · . · . ~ · · ·, · - - d Award; . The award winner is I • . ., which precluded -a: two hour _ Noble, · Phi •Rh .. o -p• .,·H. a·. ··d· ee . _Short all received keychalns an ;·-...------41 world 'for his research In ar· the views :or people who are lg· glorifying punli"s and hoods-IL p I a c e . · 1 1 I · · · · · 1· · · · d selected by · ASB : officers and awards program.· · · Ram· 0·s,·. lnte.r.-var··. slty· c·hr· i-st_lan- p agues.·. Wint.on a so presente · ' . chaeol_ogy and Chlcl\nO counter· nored by society In generaL The . just went cin arid "on; I received a. In an example of that writing, · · Rosellini, and . has shown' ex- culture. · . lectures were verY well'.received.'' lot ofnotoriet(for _It. just had·_ Mendoza; along with' CSB stu- · . Fellow. ship',. -J. 0·e· .R.obles,· ISA·,· .-. Kathy RoseUlni wHh a pla_que . .. . . < I · f cellence In- "service, leadership Ch•ld care available Noted guests _were Dean· of . Tamera •Taylor,· Cyling Club·, from .the squad to thank her or - . . Mendoza,. under· .. the · He_ believes "that. research ·1ostepbackandsay'dolwantto·- dent Ray Rips; has for the past· · d L d. - · her support.. and inspiration," according· to - There are spaces available in the BC Child Deirelopmeni fellow.sh. Ip,.· will sl_lid. Y· . . Chicano.·.· partly· · prompted-·· ihem· to invite · ·. sacrifice. -iny Ph.Ii,· and develop•·- two years been·. constructing· · ' a• .. · Students, Frank Oorn,ick an - in a . Tello, . M,E.Ch.A; and· . . Gornick who _ presented the _ Centers for the summer- for children three months to live years. counterculture over. the summer me. They accepted me· on the iny notoriety and go .work ala - histodcaL: account -Of_j_the - 'Pr~sicient Jlicllai:_c! Wright: ·-· .... ·.- - Mike Watson; Newman Catholic - Kathy RoseHiiii, ASB advisor award. · · · . Work.Ing parenti and students ate eligible for services, at the University of Texas at' basis. of my resejtich:;J - commutiitycoilege, or do I w11nt - Mexican:Ameri~ans of -Kern · Oreg .Osborh; ,ASB ··• Fellowship. - . . . presented a ''Gold Card" to eligibility/fees being based on Income.' · - · Houston. "I hope to puttogether _ . He . is ex~it_ed . about - the . toplay ball and get. my doctorate .. County. Titled "Herencia Mex- buslnes~ manger, spring 0(1982; - - Michelle Winton. . Next. ~emesier:s Asa officers .• gave ihe. group. a. special addres.s. . •. 'R.ooert PJieiner;lll~ASil-vice'.;" - --- . c-' . . - . . . .. - w~re stalled,. T_heywere:.Tim Call. Barbara. -··. Long, at .395-4651. for. further. information.. .· a book-lengthpublication by the fellowihip. '.'The. texi readings in Archaeology,· and then siudy . icanas (Mexican . Heritage);''._ it in. end .of-summer and get it out·of - will cover everything from the.· the. counterculture?'" Mendoza . bears photos· of Kern. County . H-e as. ked, "If n· 0·. 1·you,· w·ho7_'· •-. ·'p· resident,':' present_ed Ou.landing·. · Perfect · atten.dance· at_· -board Burke,: .pr~sidenf; Mary _Anne . . Arts Ascending concert Friday. my.system," he says. - history th~ south~est )O t~e .. opted for lhe_fCJr~er. ·· .. ·. . . ·. Chicanos from 1870-1955, ac- He remarkeµ, ''The majority isn't . .Activities Boarci Rep •io Mik~ meetings was earned bYBret Len, _:McGovern, vice presldent;"Doug , --- .. • ' • - ·- • -_ - • • 4 or The final Ans t\5cending concert ofihe ~eason a.t BC wiilbe · "l wiH be interviewing gang current Situation as It eXJSIS In . Of complel!ng his doctorate he companied by interviews. Men ..· always tight, you've got to be ac- ', Watson of the Newman Club. mark,; Bruce Atkinson; Bruce Starr. - . business manager; J the presentation of the Chamber Music Plus Ensemble featuring · member.s; street people · and. regard . to the u:s.-u :s., , says; "Pve done a11_ rny course doza says he would like to .have · tlv'ely concerned,,, , . . . Watson also accepted the award Newman, Marlene Giesbrech( r·vf h JI W' . · · · p t j cellist Joyce Geeting, at 8 p.m. Friday, May :Hin the BC Indoor -. studying the streei art they leave. Mexicali immigration· l~ws a.n.d · work; it.'s just a inatter· of taking _the .boo_k near finalization by the . - • _· · ·. . , . ·. · · : • .· ·. . for Western Day Competition for · - Peter Solomon, Trish Gill,Dii.vid · · •c e e ,u)lon, secr~tary; · e et f Theater. · · . . . . _ ·. - . ._ . ·behind~the gra. ffitti, -for exam.·' the pfoblems that existt.her. e.. _.. .. so.me test. s a. nd wriiing my disser.- . . . . . - . - Osborn related that lite }fter the Newman Club .. · ·· · Ro~e11bergi Ma_do · Marchetti, __ :.~~~~•.. ·· ~.~/~ .. -.~-·~.· ~~-{.e_}.~.aP·.~oP_~-.:.s_/.; I ..:.<...... ,, . Lime he leaves this summer. college "doesn't get any easier.'' . _· • > • - - . . H d R d M An 1)ie program.will Include the Sonata, opus ' by Hindemith, the pie," says MendOZll, :who says ·His interest in the (eHowship tallon. - - . - . . - . And that being involved iii ASB ~ . Both ISA and Pre-med dub .· · 81 ee · amTo~ an · .aryd. 'bn •· class vke-presideni; Mario Mar- . t/; f-...,-.. .; ... :',; ' -Suite in IJ Minor-by JcS, Bach and the Sonata, ,opils·8 by Zoltatl -:- the- programcis-,-intended-to,give.:. and-desire to be part ofii-also eri;~: - ~Everything thai-could happen-~! (the.Jiook) is, something I'm ~- · · · , · h. .,, 'tlr t,,_O t t - McG9vern. . ey_.. re.ceive_ ~-r.• ,.. _.___ -·.chett.. i.c,_ .hie_fJ'ustice·,-N. eil.Sta. nir... e. r-, , ,.'.' · . "''1' 1!e Ml~- . - · Koda! ...... gave him experience valuable 1n _ were- onoreu :w1 · uc u s EJ.n,-~ bons. _. . . y ...... ' - -. corilrnuoity,ollege irisvuctors an . couraged hjm · to apply to the has happened,'' he says: "Within really excited about," says Me.n- - · life after college. . ·.- ....-·. - .. - ding Club award, an.Bes.e hopefuls in· \llanager· · presente{!;.ASB. scholar-·_- Rh. e1 n.er., 111·l,· ·.·Ma rY -. A_ n. n. · .. asso,;~,e-,...... _tle.a.. n _of i.nst.•uction.' He Spenser, secretary in thier· office,·· · !crested in real estate careers. - . - ...... ·• ships· · to outstanding· · · · .members- of McGovern, Bruce N. ew. m. an_,.J_ulie, . e~plained .. th.-at only ASB of. fleer. s . ro.ses· to than_- k them- for ·all · the ex- · · · ·• The Rip; KBCCand ASB. B.-urk-e,BretLenmark,' NickRuizi. w.lio ha.. d-·a· cumulative G. PA.· of - · . . · · · · · ·_ · . · · Multi-cultur(J[Progrqm submitsProposa/ ·• 0 ":The applicants must be a graduate of a Kern County high-...... - . · d. M. I · · · ·tr.. a.·effort .the.Y. gav·e during the . ·.· .. · -. - . - . · . _. DAVIDWALKER/RJpSt~lf · . . Steven Lashley an · ichae Ma_rk Thompsp.n,. Do.u. g Starr; -3.0. could be consider.ed for the . - -school or a student or graduate from a Kern County college or communities. lnformati6n about . pared to ihe studenfpopula- . coverage has included a r«enl - I - · h · - · - · · · · · · - past semester. _Joe Robles, an ·1.s.A. representative, receives one of the dozens' of By JOI-IN R. SWEET. -.· nc ._- Baze eywere t e two scholatship _ Sh~lly Elton, :David Rosenburg,· .. award.·· Twelve · members · - junior college," said Bob Clerico;scholaiship chairinan. He add· Staff Writer the various occupational educa- . tion. where Hispanics comprise TV Channel 23 news interview · · · · - awards harided out at the recent ASB Awards Banquet. Robert Douglll!. ·. ed that the applicant must also be attendil)g or planning toatten1J _tjon programs.offered at BC wHI .· orily 14 peiceni. . . . . and several 'discussion sessions, .•.. recipients from The Rip. · Trish Gill and John Sanders. . - qualified; while. the winner was .Allsman closed the banquel~y • :·. Rhelner Ill does the honors. - four-year school and pursuing courses in real estate and relaied The - BC·.. M'ulticuhural > Ad- -. be disseminated. to these elhnic . "Our -original focus was . to Mond~ evenings, on the Spailish- ·- ... - · _. Cer.tific_a_t... e_s ci.r.... -..a.chieve. m.. eh __ t. _·. Bruce Newman spoj'ling. a 4.0 . reviewing . the.·_ bo'ard's. a . - - Russ Connelly and Sieve Adams . GPA:. . achievments:. He said -that the .. -fields; · · · · vance~ent Program-(MAP) will minority communities at several.· recruit Hispanics, Blacks and · language radio stationKWAC. -· . w._ ere hohcir_ed. J_or th. e.ir .work at and merit were_ given to:. Bruce . . . . r-....------'------~-, - Those applying for the scholarshi~ must maintain a 2.5 grade be su~mitting a propOsal ,within -. strategic locations in Bakersfield Native Americans whi:I are S!}rely .- . Th~ MA.P's long range goal, . . KBCC with S?S. scholarships,. Atkinson,· -Brent . Babb, · Julie'- · - · D.r·. Wr'ight. _pr. e.sented. t.he. ShuUle-h · · h. .Memorial- was· sornelhing· ·· .- point average;· . · . · · the month for renewal -of the . and - throughout the' southern underrepresented,"_· said Jqse (ever ihe hexl two' years) include · · · - · · · ·.· · · Burke, · ... Tim Burke, Mike ... '.'.M. 0·s··t ·.1n·spi·r·a·1·10n·a1 -.. Offt'c.er'. • .t at e and the board wereprotid ' ..~ . ' Fifty dollar scholarships. were · . . · ... . . - ...... - . ' .. \. · .. · . . · · For further infonilation, call 325-7221. Vocatiomtl Education Act (VEA) valiey. - ' .- . . Taniez/Assistan!Project Coor~ i>ossibie changes in 'sc•s cur- given· to ·Peter Solomon,·· · Marl< · Delrilarier,•• Marlene.· Giesbrech. t, · _·aw·· ar·d·to.R.ob Rh.e,·ner. sec·· on·d. Jy, of.· He· ·ended,· - ·· "This· · · •board- · will· · -grani .it.. received lasi February, - ''The demographic projecti6ns . din'af2,r., ___ ''\Ve are extending the -.. _· riculum and student services. Fer,. Powers; Doug -Starr, -Michelle - Trish Gill, Brei Leninark, M:fr(,_, he presented the 'Development in •. leave an impact on t_~tcan.mus,'' -· ·. COMMITMENT· . iiccordin_g . to:·,-Ruben -Fernandez -indkate -. that .· the -._majority·. __ of _- ·program.· io iriclu_de women and nadez. ~xplained· changes in BC's Winton· and. Dav_id Rosenberg, · Ann McGovern, B. ruce New_in. a_n;i. -..L· e··ader·h·,·p·., ·A·w· ar..d'' 10· - J·u1·1e·.. . · Mark Powers· gave. the benedic-· · - ·: .-. ·-child•.care. training set Mark -Powers,. Robe.rt 'Burke. .Hori.to dose t.h. e banquet. ,_.·:. - . . ·j . BC. Coordinaior of Community - future students that will enroll at · Filipiilo,Americans .. We liave curriculum would be in ihe foriii'- . who were active in ASB. TO . ,· For thoseinter~sted iii becorningJicensed family day care pro, . Services and Projecl.Coord1nator · BC '~ill · be . from · eihnic . redeved mailing lists (of minority of additional classes. ;_- ~- ·. - for MAP. minorHie~- Hisparijc, Black and ..· students) 'from high school~ and . - ''We are currently exploring ·. ·. ' viders, the cornmunity·connection for child care is offering two ·, . training workshops. · . · . tli~ MAP will be asking for ari Nativ.e American,'' Fernandez are mailing· them- the MAP ESL (English as a second -· EDUCATION - . _; :· _. increase in funding ; o~er the -stated, ''Therefore we are trying brpchu_res." · .·. - . -.. - ·· _· • · lariguagej types of courses,•: said . · 1: ·::-. . . Beginning May 27, there wilrbe six evening workshops frorn - -Dorm rates increase _· :·-:.;- .. : 6:3~9;30. And beginning June ~7; therewiil be five morning ses- $20,0001n ·s1ate and federal funds _. to establish- a viable laison with Fernandez said that the• MAP · Fermi.n~ez, . ."and we may, need · Go ':·.'• ·. sions from 8:30-12:30. . · _ .... - .. · . · ·... -.· ... 'ttiey receivedi11)!)e VEA grant.· thos~ comrnunitief that. ·are has e.stablished contacts Jn .the . ,remedial courses," . . . . 'Sessions . will · include ·information· · about . small business A MAP o·utline-sfates ttiat tfte - underrepr!)Sei1ted in the college.'' community·· through 'public :: In the area of.student services' ·. __ Trusteesapprove·pfoposal __ •. -··.•.· management.' -_ . ' - - .- -·-.. _· - ·- .• projecr. is designed to . provide . - According to Fernandez, about . ' meetings; interviews wii~ profes: . if!1P,rovemenis_ Or additions. may , .-- -. -:. ' . .- _.. - . . . . " . . . - .. : . . . ._ .... - . . .. . - . .· . ·.~.-. 'l ,, The tr!lining is free. For more.information, call 322:11,'74. ~ounsefing services to the Black, 22 'percent' o( the local area's ·. sionals in. the community' and • · - · · · . - - . . . ·. ·. . . - ...... : . . ·, .... .- .HiSl)anic_ and Native American. . population is Hispanic as com- -ihrough . the inedi,L Media . Please see l'tfAP page 3 - . When. aske"ct v.hether stu'dents- ' -possibly' at !he .next . Board .•. ··•'Gades·· ·JIM- YOUNG •.-- .. - .8YJUD'iSHAY. ·;.- , -----.------__... .______...... ___ ... ______... mlll!III ______•. Campus News Editor · have complained; Wright meeting.". , ._ _ , - .- ... ·.- .. answer~, "Most of the students . · After ~ !'very close race,'' the ·_ FOR. . Increase of r~orn and board understand why.'' • . . . .·· Pick~Up Prdgram ,f9r fflfunr ~ -· ·. :·r..~.·.--.·.<.i.\< , . ·rates to dorm residents, the pro, · Dudng- the meeting, J<(;C_D . members was . passed, repofts ,-- , -c_., l:' -SENATE .bability of the oistrici doing its chancellor JarriesYqu11g tal.ked - . California' Teacher's Association- - Go !Dumb media blitz for 'deep pockets' issue ·-own payi-911; ;ind a: c!ose••yes." · about the possibilty of · the President Lucille Sautter;' .. . . h . k. ·u· - p- ' -. • p· ,'st.n'·~·, .d·o-'1'.n•g' .1'ts-·a· w·.n· ·p· a··yr·o.. 1-_L .. ·.- -. __·· Th~. Pi.ck-up·-_-_Pnfg. nu.n ,_'a: pl_an.- vote to t e Pie .~. P, .rogram _ By. . JOHN_. . R. SWEET. dants are unabie to pay.·. • inany - businesses' destitute and . groups)·_·. n'laintain that ·. the in- . part -o( an •insl)r~~ce industry-. a~ainsl it? Ii is because campaign -. . were some of the iop\cs disi:usse_d. -_ -. Currently, the District has Ille that would aHow tht deferral of .._.______Staff---,.... Writer. , • .·· .Theep·roposition wou1d_.leave· . cause~ 43 California cities togo· itiJltive is yet an.other attempt by_. sponsored campaign that would . _organizers .believe. ·that·· the· , )(it the Board of Tnisiees ineetil)g, Ker-n 'County Superintendent <>f taxes , on retirement co.i!ribu 0 ~..:.....--~',--..-,-'-'--'--,:....c_:_...:,:._.:,__',------"-~~':---~_.--~--:--_.---:-----:---=--"'l intact the concep{ of Join"t-and- - limit lil!bility awards and put a • general. public is• too •0 si~ple . · rece·ntly •at the WeillJnstitute ...· .. · - Schools Dislritt . doing their .·- tioils, was presented last week to - , Campaigning for the June 3td several liability but restrict ii to --- . , . cap o'n attorriey's fe~s: • • > C . to understand sinnet~ing so com- The eoard has appri:,ved a pro- i:,ayroti. However, Young in-_ . eligible faculty member.s to vote ··· election has reached a (everish payment of economic.damages· o·.- · .-· -.• ..- .. . . Ob"iously,.b6th sides-have• plex as a·piece of)egislation-: posal for -the increase of room. dicates thar the District can be -on . . _. ___ .._ . .. _ ... ', pitch. The 30 second TV com-' (actual ''out of pqcket" costs} to .. ·.·. p·.·1···n· - Io·n· ·- ·-... ·- . - good arguinentssupporting their They resori to d~sperate serisa, · and boardsiatesat BC. - · ''physically accountablf' if i{ -- . . ''The yes votes to particip~t~ i11 .•· . -mcrcial . assault is on and, as _tlie_ victim'. Damages awarded for -_- ·. . . ·_.. . ·....•.. •·. . . ·.. - . '..·· .·· . _· ·. respective positions. Then why is • tionalized _pieas that appea( to .-·. ·Studenis-pl~ning to reside in does do ii. Also, 1the District has, -_ the program won b)'two points ' 'usual, -inost -of the public has "pain and sufferinf'- would be- iL that iri•sphe of the nearly SIO-· eniotions as'opposed to intellefL the - -.. s in the Fall will see ru) the ~qtiipmertt to do.{i ..· - over the no votes,_ .. she says.•. -. been exposed to numer,ous emo- paid on the basis ofthe de.fen- - million._ ciollars expected to be It is besr for we _voters. -to ignore \i{lf# .' . .. '$~®\flt® • ·.. RENEGADE RIP MONDAY, MA\' 19, 1986 PAGE 5 ··- . . I and witches: cult films . . . .. By·JENNIFER, GIA · Mc\Y, money, speed: · Entertainment Editor Indy must ·be near ... By ALLEN MONTES :· · .. Sports E.ditor ... . May may be know~ for the flowers from April showers, but May ls also the month of the Indianapolis 500. . . . . Indy is the single biggest sporting event in the world as over . 400,000 people jain the lndianapolls Motor Speedway every · Memorial Day weekend Sunday to witness .the richest auto racing eve.nt in the world. . ..· . . .. · . . .. · . . . .· · Last year's winner Danny Sullivan took home over. $500,000. · . . ,., .. •' :, This year Rick Mears, from guess ·where, got $10,000 for going faster for· four laps thiui anyone else,-thus earning him:the pole - .· ... . position .at ·lndy...:.for:-the-.third. t.ime . in his .nine yeafs"~at the speedway, ·...... ·. .· .. · . -ROUNEY T~()RNBURG/Rip Staff . Mears set track records for bciih the one-lap average of 217 .581 mph and four-lap of 2i 6.828. . . . . ·. . . ·. Lady 'Gade Nat~He Bergwerf returns a serve during a rei:eni practice. qualified Tor lhe slate toumamehl last weekend; The Lady 'G~d;s . With the record speeds, many drivers feel.the speeds need to Bergwerf, who Is from Holland, and her doubles partner Luanne Lee won the Melri, title...... ·. come dowii .by making rules to slow the cars. Every year mor.e rules are made, but the technology increases faster than the rules can be made. Considering only qne driver has been killed at Indy ' . since '73, this column sees no reason to reduce the speeds, and Bergwerf, Le~~ .. qualify· for state · neither does Mears. ·• .· . . .·•. . · ·. '.'I feel we need to go' at leasf200mph," sai.d Mears in an inter· . By JUDY SHA y view afew months agci. ''I don't care how fast the cars go as Jong as we are going faster than everyone else.''...... · Staff Writer · · The.;we' M~s is refering tois Penske Racing Team owned by . Roger Pensk~. Iri addition to Mears; car> Penske also owns the • . car OfSullivan arid three;time lndywiriner' Al Unser Sr: . ··.With Mears' record atihe speedway, one would ncit be going out ori a limb. lll saying he ls one of the favorites', Mears has won ·more racefin thc:"lastseyeri.years than any .other.driver on/the . CART circuit. With Indy victories iii '79 arid '84, Mears is trying . to join a group of seven <>!her. ii rivers who have wori. I)'ldy. three · times: A.J. Foy! is the only driver to have four Indy victories. · . · .• Foyt, who is starting in his 29th consecutive Indy 500, was one of the big surprises i.ri qualifying recording the fifth fastest speed · .at 213.212 mph: FoYI is the sentimental favorite for most fans,·. but not this orie: ...... Foy! is a good race car driver, but he is als'o ioo loud and shows too imich anger in front or the pbblic. Foyt· is also a i:ritk of' • othe.r drlyers, namely .Rick Mears; A Jew· years ago people were saying M~ars \VaS t.he.,iiext. Foyt. FoYt repiied by saying Me~rs, ·. was lucky. and he never. had. to wo.rk for Ii gixid ric!e, . . . . · . •·. Grruited Mears w~ luck/to liobk up with Roger 0 Penske so . • early iri his weer, but if Mears didn!t have the falent, Penske . would have fired him long ago; Penske'isn 't afraid to fire people . . either; just ask Johnny ,Rutherforl or Kevin <;::ogan. How can one doubt thccredenlials of Mears? · · . . . · .. · · Mearssaid that when the two are away from the media, foyt is nice, but when reporters get around he gels ''hard-nosed". ·.. Another surprise has been the perfonnance this season of Michael Ancfretti, younger son: or: racing great Mario. The . ··. G.otf ·Jtn isl)es sweet··· season·· ion·sour. note ~; ·) ' . younger Andretti qualified on ihe 'outside ofthe.frQllt row.in the . ·- • : .- • ' . • • - -- - - • . • • 0 -·. • • - . - . . • - ;.::·=. number.-three,pot-with. a clocking of 214.522 .mph. His;dad, . "1~ -~ .. .seeking his second Indy is fn the number star:ting posi· . win, five . -~Y.,ALLEN. MONTES fF.r . tion: Next to him. is the other Penske entrYdriveri.by Unset Sr. .,- .- ,Sports Editor · . '.,·. _ .. . . Unlike Mears and: Sullivan :who· have ,identical March catS ~ .. p_o\Yere:ct by Cosworth engines; Uns.er is r~nning a car built by . ',. . ·... Penske and powered by a sma!Jblock Chevrolet The car stiifhas . . some bugs to be worked out, but if the car performes weH at In- • . dy, don't be surprised to see either Mears or Sullivan campaign ing it the resi i;>f ihe year.. ·•. .· ··. ·... ·. ·.. .. ·. .,:: I • ' .'Anoiiier BakeiSfield driver at. Indy. is alorge' Snider,. who is ·. irying to.start in his 21st Indy; but as has been the casetii'e Jasr• ·. few years, Snider ls_without a car. Snider is ·good friends with ·· Foyt and Foyt usually comes up with a car fo[Snider io driye. When the final field is set, George Snider will appear somewher.e in the starting lineup. . . draft picks· could prove ·very interestirig NB·A . ·Bill· By . DARREN. . SABEDRA one would have to wonder if the Moses Malone isn't happy. By up North, lmeait Oakland's·· · there · are also some excellent · Warriors ju.st mlgtit make a deal '>'rith. ~.. Editor in Chief . Lakas' reign ofpowtT in the West is ·Accordi°ng to Roy Firestone's . Golden State Warriors. Qbasketball fans feel it is.·· ESPN,Malooe'sseason,j!ndingin· anindividualthel.akerS:desperately GoldenStateoranyothateam'!\itha · Indiana will then pick North world of sports witnesses the ''It's time for Dallas and Houston jury was questioned by the Sixers. could. use in the future. lottery pick. :Carolina's Brad Daugherty. Daugher- Kentucky Derby, the Stanley Cup lO rule the West. Within the next two .. Soon a night when Philadelphia was .· That person is.Warri6rs' ce~ter So with the draft one month away, ty will then team up with Wayman playoffs,. the Indianapolis 500 seasons, the Lakers will be just an taking 011 Milwaukee in its playoff. ·. Joe Berry carroll. · ·-· .•:- -- , . ·.. here are mftop seven selections for Tisdale to make the Pacers com. ·and even Major League Baseball, average team," commented one series, Malone was in Denver, I bet you're saying: Why\,;ould · :; the 1986 NBA draft: · petitive in. '87. · but is there anything more ex . basketball fan, before a playoff game watdiing ~ Nuggets banle Houston Golden State trade Carroll? Did you. Philadelphia will pick St John's The New York Knicks will select citing at this time of year than the with Dallas at the Inglewood Forum. - which embarrassed the Sixers' forget the Warriors have the nurn~ . Walter Berry. Berry, the 1986 NCAA . LSU's John Williams. Williams, y,.ho National Basketball Association With 00 top draft picks in the near organization. three pick in this year's draft? And player of the year, is just what Philly· can play any position on the court, is . '..:... especially here on the West future, and an aging front line, the . is looking for to replace Julius Erv- believed by many. to be the next '0:>ast. 'Lal< • .Angele:s Lakcrs-the big question defensive players - e.~piring, the (6»11) coming out, Malone could.be Warriors, and wants to be traded. from proven centers Robert Parish Finally, Dallas will sele,;:t Ken· s.omco-. ~ ,. .. -.,. : during this month of May is: How Lakersshouldbeab!etomusurupa the bait that helps strengthen Andboy,y,ooldn'tCooi:,::r,Gre:!n, and Bill \Vallon. 'tucky'sKenny\Valker. \Valker,a6-8 ~ond ,~nu•• 'iht~e .• .. l . .:f';o ~""': .. , t,.: '. ,.. ·.- ..... • . ; '·. { ! • : . \, rtf'. PAGE 6 MONDAY, MAY 19,l986 RENEGADE RIP ~f~:·_·. : ------'------~~ . , . . fiHonor Brunch slated for May 28 .Classified staff . . i_By ROCHELLE JOHNSTON . forts and .the. financial. aid. and· donors·.at different .times. Those . WUson said the· scholarship. · · .· Staff Writer · · scholarship office takes the .. studen.ts who have won substan; situation is ·11 very competitive, 'to be honOred ·· BC's Honor Brunch scheduled· · _mom1"!.ental task of "connect Ina_ tial scholarships are ta.ken out of · · only two;thlrds of the applicants · .· tor 10 a.m., wed.11esday, May 28. · donors with students/' stated' · comptitltlon ;.unless they hitve won last year and this year about In the cafeteria wlll be . the : WHson: : . . .. . multiple talents or qui.lities which · · ~o percent. 0 · ...... sPeClalweek·' - . . . in . culmination -of months. of com· · ... The .scholarship process I~- a. allow them to be entered In more.· • . The scholarship season starts . rhhtee· deliberation concerning carefully timed, orchestrated· specialized ccimpetitloris. · . · in D~ember, "when our forms ·~ ·. recipients . for . appr·oxlmately ·. event, said Wilson. . This process has·a long stand- · go out," said Wilson, ' 1theri in The .• Classified School.··.. Payne has lssueia proctam'atlon ~ · $99,000 worth · of scholafships; She explained that BC has a Ing at BC and evenly · spreads . Febru_ary we screen theiri ...then .. Employees In Kerri. County will ·. honoring the Classified School : · according to Mary Liou Wilson; . "philosophy'' to distribute the . funds'. over most of the qualified. we send them out to donors and. -be honored by students, parents, . Em'ployee last week. In addition, : .. · director of financial aid and schplars~ip fund.s to the widest. , applicants, according to Wilson. ~ait.n ...... · ·. · ·· faculty, administrators and. the the Kern County Colteite District · · s_chol~rshlpS, .· ...·. .·. .• . ·.. ·· .. · sector. of' .'~hose. requesting . ·... ''You can get scholarships for ...•. · When .. the .. organizations ·. do .. general · public . during' Jhe · ·. Boa.rd.· o( Trust~s .(KCCD) also:.·. . The BC 'scholars~lp ·process . assistance so that one applicant·· three reason$·,". exphiined · · chose a recipient{ they send the statewide . "Classified·· 'School - starts with students filling out ap- doesn't. end up= with , all the Wilson, "need, academic ex- name to the financial aid office . Employee Week," May lf24. adopted and presented Ezell with: ·.. Plication forms,. getiing. recom· . schol~rships; .. cellence or career plans in a cer, ·where the staff takes on the enor~ The Governor of. California has. a . resolution. honoring the', p'iendatlons and preparing a per- .This '"philosophy". makes it .. taln department." She stated that : mous job of notifying the "275 . recently signed a bill Into tegislas. ·. Classified School Employee iri · sonat statement. · . · . · · rieccessary .to·· send, the ;ipplica·- · · . many scholarships are given for a·· . ·scholarship winners,'' ·Wilson tlon declaring this week to honor.· . the KCCD...... ~ The applicants turn in~their ef- . tions. out. to differenL types of combii'lation'..of the three. . . said ...· '. . . the California Classified School ·. . . The Statewide event was first •. Employees.. . organized lastyear.after a resolu··: ·.. . ·.. .·. .·...... ·. tion was passed by . the State · ...... , . . • To; ~ick off. the week, th~_ Legislature declaring Classified. Cahf~rn~a School E~p)oyees School EmplOyet! Week, 1985. Ai ·. .Films:.· . M. a.c·abre.·. . · ..· · shockers. . · ... from Eur op··.. e . Assoc,auon · (CSEA} .. 1n · Kern . ·· .· · .. · . • .· .· · · · . · · .· ·. · _Contln!led fro.-i page, 5 . . . ·. . • ...... County had scheduled a "Mini- slmdar resolution was sponsore . ;,. ... -..