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Tnl>E'r 11, 1981 NOVEMBER 6, 1981 =- .. Vetera,,.s Day ~ovi!tnl>e'r 11, 1981 GET YOUR CAREER OFF TOA NEWS FL YING START It takes four years to get a KMSA still survives college degree. How long will Dave Styler ... page 4 it tak!l you to get a good job? If you haven't settled on a China's metamorphosis company or corporation yet, Lori Allen ... page 5 why not get your ,executive career off to a flying start as ', a pilot or navi~otor in the United States Air Force? Ws NEWS ANALYSIS the finest ·flight program in the world, the pay is e~oellent, and you'll enjoy the pre.stige that goes with the silver wings Does Coors own the .coHege? of an Air Force pilot or navi­ Dave Styler · .. page 7 gator. lrs one of ~he finest oppar­ tunities in the motion.. And a FEATURE great place to gain executive experience with million dollar responsibility. Find out today The delayed sh.ock syndrome about the Air Force flight pro­ .John Gregory .. page 8 gram. Contact BLUE LARO UNITED STATES A IR FORCE" RECRUITER F(OERAL BLDG ROTC alters schemes ... page 9 400 ROOD AVE OFFICE Pl'10NE R00"4 1.JB C303f 24.2 6 3 4!) GRAr-..O JUNCT!Of'I CO 0 1!,01 Mort Perry bites a thief Kelly Graves ... page 10 A greot way of life ------------------1 SPORTS ,n 2 0 c Q) A view of the World Series ~ (.J > ('\I 11 11- 0 .Joe Herrmann ... page a I ~ ll) c: . Q) Cl Cl ...J Cl) • ,:, <( _(]):: z z 'I- ..... c U) I- 0 z a. Q) ...J -,:, THEATRE (I) w <I)::, ::i en a: ::>.,. ... 0 :::, <( UJ ~(/) ~ I- Cl <( Skala speaks on education, life <( .c ~ Lori Allen ... page 12 ..... en I I EiNTERT AINMENT PI A review of Bob Seger's Nine Tonight .Jake Nikkel ... page 13 = OPINION Recruit me not 0 Clint Talbott ... page 15 II) I ' . I' I t L----------- ---- --~ STAFF The staff of the Criterion is comprised Upcoming Events of the following persons: MANAGING EDITOR John Greflorv EDITOR Nov. 6 & 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Clint Talbott Nov. 6 NEWS AND FEATURE EDITOR Music Recital Community Dave Styler Play Production "ANASTASIA" :Sl'U.tn'S .t;DlfUK Walter Walker Theater 8:00 p.m. WW Theater Chorus Scott Lambuth & Rm. 30 Rehearsal CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER Nov. 7 3:00 p.m. WW Theater Ron Buchholz Football Away PRODUCTION MANAGER & Rm. 30 Bri"" Raker Eastern Washington State 6-llp.m. TYPESETTERS at Cheney Connie Kiesler Lori Kruse PROOFREADER Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 17 - 20 Bonnie Heyman Football COLUMNISTS Community Music Theater Production Mike Roberts Here Mavs. vs. Choir in (17 - 18) Rehearsal 8:00 p.m. Vicki Wells Fort Lewis Concert (19 · 20) Performance CONTRIBUTING WRITERS College 3:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Walter Walker April Allen Lori Allen 1 :00 p.m. performance Carol Christ Kelly Graves Randy Keller Bob Kretschman Rick Molasky Jake Nikkel M.P. Shanahan PHOTOGRAPHERS Bruce Mann Bonnie Wanner COORS PRESENTS Allen Crook RUSS HODGSON John McCoy Mailing address of the Criterion is: Criterion Mesa College Grand Junction, CO 81501 CRITERION The Criterion is published each Friday of normal school weeks, and it is distributed throughout the college MESA COLLEGE PLAYER and in key public places. It is primarily funded by advertisement, with the OF THE WEEK help of a yearly allocation of student funds. Chosen by the Mesa College Coaching Staff The Criterion is a student operated and managed publication. Its only non-student liaisons are advisory posi- Taste the High tions in the form of a publication advisor and the Mesa College Media Country Board, of which the Criterion, the Literary Magazine and the college Climb Up to Coors radio station (KMSA) are also mem- hers. © 1980 Adolph Coors Company, Golden, Colorado news • KMSA still SU Nives B_y Ji)av.e Styler espite a series of pieces in the Mike Roberts said that "we'd regret hours, and dispute the attitude ID Sentinel, (two editorials espous­ losing them becau.se they've given a ing opposite views and a .news arlidle), expressed in Bill Hamm's recent lot of their time, and they have a editorial. the s.i~uation at :BJMSA-FM is not .-as following who will ,miss them, too." ''Our feeling is that tire station .is drastic as has b-een implieq, according However, he added, "Turnover is an most educational when it is a real radio to radio personnel and adviser Jim inherent property in college radio." station - when it goe.s out and stays Keener. Recent proposals to the .There was general acceptance of the going out. Therefore, we do ~have Ourriculum Committee and the Fac­ ,new policies to be jnstituted. As for criteria for people to be on th-e air," ulty Senate have indicated that placing more emphasis on the station said McConnell in response to the KMSA's facilities will be u.sed in the as a media lab, -Public Service Director Sentinel opinion which pictured the future as a learning tool for students in ana Office Manager Annie Cull-en said station as having an exclusive and communications ,programs, but no ''We have to have more manpower to private nature. "Our attitude," added plans cwere put forth v.,iereby the stay on the air.'' They see a necessity Ms. Cu.lien, "is that if people ar-e not station's operations wou.ld be signifi­ for the station to remain on the air at or prepared to_go on the air, we want to cantly affected. near Jts current level of programming Keener said that the most immed­ work--with,them. 0 iate alterations jn the running of the station are using the production _slmdio for a_media lab, and ,instituting a .credit program for , students working at the station, if they so choose. "I don't Sexual Harassment anticipate any changes,'' he said. ''I think this is going to be the -e:xtent of academic influen_ce." The major impact on .station pro­ gramming ·unoer "Keener's newly cdiscussed in open f,CJ>rum acquired post ·will be .more . items of local and community interest:as·part oi its format. Other than this, Keener Trustees unable to decide on definition said he intends to institute a policy requiring sli.udents w:ho wish to wotk at r'f'"' he p_olicy on s-e~ual harrassment definition of sexual advances that are the station to carry a load of six credit !J.. that was adopted Sept. 17 by the unwelcome. "I would hate to see the hours, and for management, seven B_oari:i of Tru.stees of th-e Consortium time when one incidence of sexual would have to be maintained. !He aid ·wa·s discussed in open forum Oct. 29 in harassment would be ignored by the say, however, that at this point, it rs the board room at Mesa College. If.he colleges.'' more of a suggestion than a rigid 1puwose of the forum according to The dialogu.e was noted by the policy. :rrustee John Marvel was that the board, anii other comments on the As for the recent editorial that incorporation of the policy into the subject were solicited. Jo Dorris, vice appeared in the Sentinel by Courtney handbook requires discussion at qpen president of student affairs, added "I ;DeBmin, Keener said,that "Jtis1unfair for:um meetings. woula just like to reinforce my to say that the college has not paid The .major query brought up at the recommendation that the word attention to ~the station (in recent forum dealt with the word "repeated" 'repeated' be removed." years). I<thir:ik that that doesn't .m-ean whicth is used as a qualifier in the A member of the audience asked that they abdicated responsibility, but i::le_finition of sexual harras.sment c-asirs why the.re was:n-o mention ofclassified that they _are now assuming respon­ that college_administraturs should take personnel in the definition of sexual sibility. action on. :That question, asked by harassment. He noted that the de.fin­ An opinion at the station e_xpressed ,M.e-sa College Women's Caucus Chair­ ition inclu.cled stu.dents, faculty and by three of .its staff further served to pers-on Nancy Meyers was "Why is the administrator!l, but not classified dispel :rumors of the station's d:emise ~wara ··repeatecl' in there?" employees. ··'I want to tell people there's no big Walker responded that the incor­ problem-if ._sume.one says there is ca The legal counselor for the boarq, poration of clas-sifiea personnel into problem, I question ,their motives,'' Judy Walker:,Jesponded that it was tu the definition might be desirable. 'It said Arn McConnel, assistant music be her recommendation that the board was noted, though, that classified director. Jndtcating a div is.ion whi"1h aelete the·word "repeated". ""Certain personnel ..are protected a.s -state apparently exists between:-some of the circumstances require action on the employees by the _.state ciyil code. station'11 old guard and the newer first offense," she sai:d. Chairman John Vigil closed the student!!, McC:onneJ sai:d ,he 1felt the Trustee Philip Winsfow responded meeting, whfoh lasted about 15 station has been .POiarized into two with a question. "Are there noJaws in minutes, by saying that the trustees :qpposing camps when there is not existence that can Jranale the first hali given a good deal of thought to the r-ea!lly any basis for it. ''I think 'the incidence of-sexual harrassment?'' His policy.
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