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American Gladiators c mamma sports The commands HCC wrestlers head to take charge. nationalso see page7 page 11. grading system *, challenged Woes : '* . v .. .. How mny mdits do I need? Are the right dases -by-- being offered? * When is my registration date? mese are just some of the questions thatneed to be answered, now thatSpring Registration has begun. tiigh School students get head start SJ requimhcscstudentstohavea -fit is that ttreir first two s1 certain grade point average. years of allege arc paid for. However, thty do haveto take The student is supponed by in theassettestandscorehigh taxes that originally went to- m emugh to enter college-level ward theirhigh school educa- hi classes above 100. Tht only tion. Tht students do have to to otherlcquirementsarethatthey pay for their own books and hi campl~anapplicadonandthat transport9tion. It tbeirpaFentsmustbeawareof Running Start is mainly de- P' thedecision. AllWashington signed for students who are H high schools are required by bondinhighschoolbtcause I law to let eligible students par- thewoMstdaeasyforthemor c4 ticipate. for students wbsimply want ol AlthoughtheRunningStart to graduate fiom college early. Stu~arenOttligibleforHCC parents of particularly intelli- 01 sports, Edward M. Command, gent students were in favor of Y' prrsident of HCC, wants these theprogram. stwlents to feel at home. "Ithink the program, over- is "We're going to treat thcm all, is best for the students," It justirsallotbtrstudcnts,"Com- Command said. V mand said. ApplicatirrnsareduebyMay Q Running Start is beneficial 1, 1992, for the fall of 1992. fw~bcc1#IsCthcY~MOIC information will be dis- il tm&r to a four-year college tritnlted to high scbol sopho- 0 two ytan early. Amthcr big mom and junTors. - Page 2 ‘Thunderword Thursday Fcbraury 27,1992 News Coordinated studies course captures college ‘experience’ 4a-n Clever algebra where you learn equa- justiceto what coordinated relatedtopics such food and succtssofthefalldbthespring Staff Writer tions of little use which are, at studies are about.” fashionofthe 1940’s. the attack coordinated studiesunit will be A coordinated studies unit best, space fillers in the comer In the WorldWarn modi- on pearl H~Gthe Dew- offered Mondays through Fri- Called days, excluding Wednesdays, focuscd on the thcmc **People of your brain. What you leam natedstudieswrit,studentswere si011 and a dm mjit- i in America: Separate or Con- in a coordinated study [class] is required to choose a date dur- ehg* fiorn 830 am. to 1295 p.m., t and will fullfill credit require- 1 nccted?” will be offered spring tobeutilized fully-righthere, ing the quarter and give, in any ‘~~UP~~ti~we~fun? e- . quarter at HighlineCommunity right now.”desired style, a “50 Years Ago saidMamStickney,** men& for WritingA01 or Writ- t College. The 15-cditcourse course. the took ing 105, Psychology 120 or combines three courses ftom L “Wegot to know Rychology 295, and Political the departments of Writing, each other, and it Science 120 or Political Sci- Psychology, and Political gave us another enx295.munitwiubetaught Science. pint of view be- by HCC instructors Baugher The fall coordinated snd- sides that of our in- ~ChOlgy),RoSemWAdang (Writing), and Davidson Dodd iesunitfocusingonWorldWar StruCtOfS.” I1 and consisting of History “None of us (Political Science). I 115, Humanities 110, and fmwleamingthe “1 speak for the thrree of us Speech 100, met daily ftom 8 jitterbug in a seri- instructors when I say we are am. to noon with aone-hour ow, lS-credit, col- very excited aboutteaching this break. HCC instructors Kay legeclass,” Loop coursespringQuarterr,”Baugher Gribble, Larry Blades and said, “but then we said. Chuck Miles taught the unit. neverknew what to “1 wasfascinated with expect. It was the World War II and wanted to most unique expe- Check For Your leam more about it, as well as rienceany of us Registration Date! gain 15 requiredcredits to- L had.” j: wards my A.A.,” said A.A.,” my wards Kris Winterquarter !# Loop, formerstudent or ”vet- Thecoardinatedstudiesunit Today” port. Students were at HCC offered no coordinated SlLvERMTnnn em,” of the fd coordinatedinvolves guest speakers. field also requiredto give threestudies unit, and many Of the studies unit. “Ialso looked for- trips and special projeds in ad- speeches: a speech based on a program’s fonner students dis- PARK ward to meetingpeople who ditiontoassignedtextbookread- first-hand account of fhe war, like its absence from the HCC APARTMENTS shared my interests for this ingsandclassroomdiscussians. an infornative speech, and a cuniculum. 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