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~~~ - ~ Student Govt. Elections Postponed A group who call themselves an entity and twned the matter .the StudentsFor Student Rights, on the platform which on it over to theAssistant State Attor- would run. At this meeting was it (SFSR) has postponed stu- the ney General. The question as to dentbodyelectionsandcaused also decided to ask the aid of the whether or not they can run is a ACLU (American Civil Liberties the applications to be r o e e e pnd technical legal question concern- (along with fact notthe that Union) to plead the case of the are ing whether they a candidate SFSR beforetheAttorneyGen- enough people had signed up to and whether the office of presi- run) because of their attempt to eral's office. dentmust be filled byone per- The fourpeople in the coali- run a 4 person coalition for the son. office of Student Body President tionare:JamesAllen,Hershel TheSFSR will abidebythe I?eckard, Joan Pu Buque, and On April 16, theysubmitted General's Attorney decision run sufficient petitions to and the Susan Emery. They want to run which was made yesterday. The for president as a group because Student Executive Board a p applicationsfor candidates w l i proved the petitions and submit- theybelievethattheofficeof be closed at 4 o'clock today. ASB President is too demanding ted the question to the adminis- At a meeting at noonon Fri- t r a t j o n , . The! ad@nistration_de- a job for onepersontohandle day, April 17, the SFSR decided effectively. cided that they could not run as More than Ti7.m veterans, evc m n i e , s r i e e , wv s widows and children will receive , j n c r e a s e d educational allowances u d r a ne This Spring ei bill signed recently by tbe R s- H.C.C. Takes Honors dent. All trainees U i r the G.I. Me spring quarter enrollInent of Bill and other VA educational by Kart0 Patterson re!gistered students at Highline "" Wyb Community College is 5,578, an ,n $ " Adminidrat r of o The Highline College Manage- 2nd Place "Impromptu S increase of about a0 p r cent Veterans Affairs, tbat they w e li l ment Association retunred from and Reith Janasson, 2 &: compared with spring 1969, re- receive the incmmes automati- their mgional conference after Human Relation Decision Mak- ports Dr. Robert W. McFarland, cally. and retroactive to Feb. 1 . tdShlg2ndplaCeinOVerallState ing.,' registrar and admcssionsofficer. He stressed that it is not neces- competition. The conference was The presentationsofevents Enrollment at spring was 4,417. sary to contact the VA to r d v e ls held in Yakima on March 22 werethenfollowed b alunch- As uu , Dr. McFarland them. sa l through March 2 . 4 eon with guest e dr H. K. added,therewasa~efrom itr Jdrnson saidmostof Theconference!consistedofa Gambee. Mr. Gambee is a repre- the wne quarter enrollment studying under the G.I. Bill in heo series eight of com tithe sentative of Firestone Tire and which this year totaled S,W. institutions of higber learning w receive l li one check abut events: "~~aininga n s ' m Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. Then The average total studeats per May 10, which ww reflect the 6.h- dividual Marketing Improve- followed the Awards Banquet, at quarter this year has been about ment,** "Advertising," '- " 6,000, compared to about 4,700 new regular monthly rate, and which the students were award- includeretroactive increases d n Making,,'"Manufacturer's o ed trophies due to their achieve- average per quarter last year. Sales Representative," "Market- ments in the previously outlined Of the students totals, the from February through &dl. Problem ing Solving," "Im- events. registrar said, abaut twbfifths Veterans scudyins below col- promptu Speech," and "Pre The Highline College Manage- are full-time studemts and more lege level, including 43grealtice, are alro-scaied downward for on-thejob and coopetg e train- less thaa full-time students. pared Speech." I n eachofthe ment Association is planning to than half are part-time students. ees, must a t their attend- r& F c wives, widows and child- o above evenfs the students went attendtheNationalConference The student totals do not include to worltshop on March 22 for in- to be held in Chicago this May. those who enroll for short cows- ance to the VA every month to e r n receiving allowances under structions in preparing their Hg ln s Management took 2nd e!s and lectures at thecollege, be dgible foreducationallow- the dependents educational as- i hi e ' talks. Place in state competion with a northethousands who use the ance payments. oa rr , siaana p g m the new The competitiveevents took membership of 19 students par- community servicesfacilities The VA Adminirtrafor mid moplthty rates for full-time stp place March 2 . Highline placed ticipating. First Place is held by such as swimming p l and tbbsgorrpalsowiUreaivcoot 3 dents are $175, threequarter tn four of these eight e e t . The v ns Spokane with amembershiDof meeting om. ro s d r s c L a t O p n d ~ l O a t t h e ~ m r time s b d e n b $Us, aod half-time rates, including the m8romdive &de& @l. bcmmes, protndlng tbdr at- The new law also sets up s p - m l n r b s t la ttc t ra o ? a bcl ril d cial programs for servicemen AH* with educational handicaps. One, However, the VA official ex- the predischarge education pro- plained that some trainees below gram, pays for schooling of edu- l l i college level w receive pay disadvantaged cationally ser- adjustments in two che!cks, be- vicemen beforedischargewith- cause VAthe l i w notreceive out charge to their earned basic their monthly attendancec e M b entitlement. cations in time to include the I n addition, the law provides increase in the first ch&. Green River Goes Hawaiian officers will be speaking for The VA chief added that vet- A.S.B. April Bth, Candidates On for an intensification of "outreach" program to contact VA's in the lounge. student T erans training under the voca- and h; counselveterans, widows, speeches offer to student the tional rehabWation program and children of certain disabled Green The River College i l body the opportunity to become wreceive th& increased edu- veterans about governmm edu- Hawaiian International Club and the a uainted with candidates cational allowances in early cation training and opportuni- Continental sponsor "Royal the Airlines Hawaiian il w co- plaff 7 oms. an gain some insight into their June. Information on this group is ties. Administrator Johnson urged Pageant and International Feast The elections will be held the notcomputerizedand all proc- veteransinterested in applying on April 25. 29th and 30th of April in the stu- essing w have to be done indi- for educationor training benefits tl Theevent, to be held in the dentlounge.Rather than using vidually, requiringmore time, to contact their nearest VA off- gym and lasting from 6:30 p.m. thevoting machines, a single he explained. ice now for a certificate of eligi- to 1:30 a.m., i l wl feature Lan ballot, containing the four A.S.B. Again, he emphasized that bility. Roberts, KOL d.j., and Miss and polls, officers two will be thereisnoneedtocoatactthe Hawaiian Islands, Susan Spur- used for the elections. VA b receive the hcs c ek. lock and herCourt. "I Hawaii" is the pageant am The two polls on ballot are matters which have the He also noted that k e n arrangements are W i g made to special Scholarships w be il constant topics of controversy on pay those whowere in training themeandtheevening divided into three periods. First Highline's campus. The first poll on Feb. 1 but who are no longer , Offered by wl be the feast and movies on il concernsthe P.E. requirement. in training. Hawaii followed by the pageant Students will be given choice of; Administrator Johnson gave these details on the statute itself Veterans Club processionand other entertain- 1. all students required to take ment. The last part of the even- P.E., 2. Veteransandstudents (PL 91-219) : The Veterans Clubhas availa- ing will offer dancingto contem- Swan Spwloclr, Miss Hawaiian over 25 exempt from P.E., 3. I t increases from $130 to $175 ble two $100.00 scholarsh . Tr o porary music. P.E. an elective for all students. a month the rate for single G.I. one married veterar. t i : .. ;me Ilt s si , a d Green River Cdlege. Ticket prices the for event Theotherpollon the ballot Bill veterans studying in an i si single for n t- veteran w s t fall havebeenset at $3.00 for stu- deals with thegradingsystem. tutional full-time program. quarter. c Thunderword Highline's c" Days In May" "3Days inMay'' is apro- to gram designedestablish a Growth studentloanfund at HCC.The fund depends solely on the earn- Continues ingsreceivedbystudents,who are willing to do voluntary work in thecommunity,during May Growth at Highline Communi- . 15th, and 16th 17th. has dramatic ty College been The purpose of the fund is to this year not only in numbers of aid students in meeting dead- students served but in efforts to lines for tuition, books and other take stock of the College and i ts school necessities. A loanmay policiesand in lookingforward range from $20.00 to $100.00, and to the iuture. must be repaidbeforeanother Enrollment for spring quarter loan may be obtained. Eligibility is 5,578, some 800 more than the for a loan requires that a student like quarter Although of 1969. carry a minimum ofeightwedit spring enrollment quarter is hours, and have a C.P.A. of 1.5 traditionally lighter than and fall or higher. In addition, a promis- winter quarters, the enrollments sory notefor 3 , 60 or 90 days 0 throughout the 1969-70 year have must be signed by the student's been significantly higher than in parent, guardian or other legally previous years. E p e s d as xrse competent person. All notes w l i FTE's, the average for each of besubjeettoa5percentservice the three quarters this year has n, charge; a d a student will be been higher than 3,300, com- permitted a maximum of three pared with an average of 2,860 notes during his schooling at per quarterlast year. Hcc. This increase has put-a p- The primary htnction of this mendws strain on the ~ W U - fund is to meet financial emer- has tion,, which been partly gencies. t existence is depend- s I ameliorated by the presence of a entuponstudenteffortsduring new vice president, Dr. Robert Ph&o by Mike Heavener "3 Days in May" W , 16th andh t E. Hamill, formerly of Lane Ifyou wssh to contribute Community College, as-who m l r n k p i a g k h g h e here &is q a t r will i a d d e pltliag 4 b m e ia tbe fountainarea, 8 on t!aCh e u re e b8 sentlcemea's to *e w o f i w ~ e andnecessary last sum- &de. (North a d satb) mere W~U also be mom ~bnrbg planted a m m tbc f o p d n and ~ sumed the post new mer, and who served as acting Memodal Momment. m library w also be getting some O ~ W e l i shrubs and 811 Of rwl.oandiw project, as a volunteerin the please ASB Office up work- president during the fall quarter Scholarships er. Work a i ents will be a m while Dr. M. A. Allan, president, minimumof E a day anda was on leave. maximum of three da s. You bbBa€ag Belt" The college is in the midst of Highline Prepares Needed For Middle Income ~ i earn a minimum oySZ.? a u hour (all- directlv fundi. to the wages beingmarled the"Boeingbelt''andthe ul f l impactofthatcompany's cur- rentemployee pro- reduction gram is not yet measurable upon the College. In the past, layoffs at Boeing had resulted in in- creases in enrollment; however, theCollege this time is taking the view that past history need notnecessarilyalways be pro- logue. In the meantime, the Col- legereacted in a community- minded spirit by offering a num- ber of courses- many of them at "no fee" - forretraining, skills improvements, andin such areas as inexpensive m+l prep- aration, family budgeting, apply- in6 for new jobs and resume wnting, and others, all of which were received enthusiastically by the community. Psi Xi Or Pi Sigma? Even an Honor Society makes the mistakes. When chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was founded here on Highhe campus, it was chapters' that the thought - name was Psi Xi not until this year, some five years after the chapter was established, did they &cover il was actually the Pi Sigma chapter. All this goes to show that we all make mis- takes. Anyone who has a 3.4 gpa is eligible to join Phi Theta Kappa. The meetings are on Tuesday at noon in 22-102. Dues at $10, but this is for a life timemember- ship: no other dues are reyuired. Nomination for nextyears offi- cers wl be 'J'uesday April 28th. il All potcntld members please attend. P i Sigma is having elec- t m s r,f officers for next year on :JGV 5th. Initiation of new tnetrrbers and installation of the gfficcrs wi be held sometime i1 later in 11.q. Thunderword Friday, April 24, 1970 Page 3 "May Daze" Nature Cut M e Short Highline Workshops To Offer Variety Means Fun By Woda Reed I readareportrecentlythat tages of being never have small is that I to diet. My girl friends tell me look they I s Proud at a Tucked away in a small cor- May 9th-17th' the average American is getting cake and gain pounds. I look ner of theIGC building is a small "May Daze", will be a week dedicated to bigger. I haven'tdecidedyet if at a cake and lose ten.f the best "doing your thing" and releasing I'm a mistake or if I was inten- ones are thin and rich I'm half five I Of Divers room which houses the Learning Skills Laboratory. The h b IS those post-midterm fmstrations. overlooked tionally to make under the direction of Mrs. J u 3 ~ way there. But it's not as great Highlint: is proud of its 20- The activities wl range from a everyone else feel better. il Mack. perilous tricycle race to luxuri- a as vou The rest of my family is cer- drunk may think. Have you ever man team of second-year Under- juice been tomato and The laboratory can help 3 tainly average. Consider my sis- mistaken for a thermometer?Or seas Technician students who studentwith a widevariety of ous cruise. were named en masse to be the problems. The week will begin on Satur- ter. I'm in constant fear of losing had boyfriend turn There are two ses- anyboy I gettoher. your say Not that around and face me when you're divingsupportandsafetyback- sions this quarter, the first being t h day, May 9 ' with a water show upcrewforthe Tektite I1 pro- abouthalfoverandthesecond HCC in the pool at 1 : O p.m. she's really good 1O looking, but This same show will also be pre- you hardlynoticetheface. It's looking straight at him? gram now in progress in the Vir- due to begin May 11. hard to believe a fourteen-year- gin Islands. The students and Theworkshops are madeup on sented Sunday at 7:30 p.m. their instructor, Peter-Williams, of to Monday at noon, of those you could old look like that. I've ten fifteenstudentswho . heard younger sisters complain have been at the site since mid- desire to learn about the subject withanover-activesweettooth February and will remain there offered. There is no credit given are invited to enter a pieeating about getting their older sisters' the through summer assisting contest.Tuesday will afford an castoffs. I get my fourteen-year- fortheworkshopsandthey are oldsisters'clothes.Andbefore topflight engineers scien-and free of charge. opportunity for the daredevils of tists in their experiments in and the campus to demonstrate their they get to her they go through Featured in the seven re- my sixteen-year-old sister. aroundanunderseas"habitat" maining workshops offered in courage, participating by in a Being smal had never really while they live and work under high-poweredtricyclerace.On I've heardthatbeingsmall this session will be "Conversa- Wednesday, there will be an egg has its advantages, but I haven't high bothered me till I took gym in water for several weeksor more tions with" Mr. McLamey, pitching contest on the lawn next found them yet. After I got my school. The firsttime we at atime. Thestudents will ChairmanoftheSocialScience driver's license I was constantly took showers we had to report to complete their course "on site" Division, at Noon April 28, and to the Lecture Hall. at Lameshure Bay on the south The highlight of the week wl being stopped by cops who want- our teacher. I came up to report il with Dr. Hamill, Highline Col- be HCC'sannualcruise,which edtoknow if I was really old and the teacher gave me a star- coast of St. John Island. Col- lege The Vice-president, at noon enough to drive or if I had tledlookandsaid "I'm sorry, lege is particularlypleased at April 30. will occur on Friday the 17th. this opportunity since it not only The cruise will lastfrom 8:30 crawled in when Mommy my son,butyou'vegottenintothe The purpose of these conver- wrong P.E. class." I went offers a uniqueopportunity for sations is to allow the student to p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Youwl board wasn't looking. The oqer day I l i the students but it also is work- becomebetteracquaintedwith theVirginia V. at Fisherman's took The El (that's my car) into through two years of boys' P.E. ing-proofoftheworth of com- membersthe Wharf (Seattle), through pass shop the for an overhaul.The and no one knew the difference. of Faculty and attendant asked who wanted the I almost made it into the army college munityoccupational Administration. The student tur- the Governmmt L c s circle ok, programs to such agencies as nout for this workshop i deter- WestPoint,cruisepast Pier 91 body job, me or the car. but my during physical they w l one the Perhaps of advan- found that my eyes were bad. theDepartmentof Interior, the mine if itw be repeated in the l i towards . Alki Point, circle Science National Foundation, around Lake sn to Iad Rich l next session, said Mrs. Mack. the Sea Grant program, and workshops Upco@e in- back Pass; then, through the many others. Locks and hane. Tickets w i l clude: Wntmga Job Resume, Almost in passing, it seems, Drug Use and and Abuse, the cost $2.00 p r person. e "May Daze" is designed * t o Something Old Something New o, the College, t o has been lend- Changing Roles of the Male and ing its support to such activities Female. workshops offer some of form entertam- The range asthePuget Sound Minorities fromoneweektotwo ment for everyone, whether be as a participantor spectator. it Library Has I t Affairs Consortium, Community length. days in College Education Week, and to Seventy-five to eighty stu- By Judy Engstmm Sib&, former chief of state the various studentdirected pro- Old articles dating back to the of Cambodia. Articles in this jects concerning the war and the dents attended workshops the magazine deal with worldissues environment. last quarter and the workshops early nineteen hundreds? Differ- a were well received by majority and views include on United Math Help ent philosophies to draw conclu- sions from? leadersandpeople Countries, - their andhow Statesinvolvement in the Viet- nam War as seen by Asians. of the studentsaccording to Mrs. United This magazine was a gift to Available feel they towards The States? answers the to these Highline Library from overnhent of Cambodia the and Are distress? you not questions can be found in the li- you amath student in brary's 550 different types of Well, need fi years ve of issues are available. this magazine's magazines. worry anymore. There is free Sincemagazinescontainthe Highline has 10 periodical math tutoring available to any- most uptodate materials, there indexes with which to guide the one who wants it. is a wide variety of opinions, readerto a morespecificand Highlinf Community College factsandillustrationsconcern- complete .of view his topic. students M Phi Theta Kappa recent and ing topics issues. high Usually school libraries startedfreemathtutoring two However, there is an equally in- only contain the Reader's Guide years ago. Students who needed teresting amount of material to as a periodical guide, Dr. Juniw help could getit during the noon be found in old articles. "The Moms, head librarian, said. hourfrom the honor math stu- National T p v c ' * dents. This continued through i pn, m ze which is avable m the brary, Other magazines range from the UndergroundPress issues of Fall Quarter. Also to strengthen dates back to 1904 and, o micro- n the two program, instructors film there is an issue h m the helped with the tutoring Fall "Liverpool Mercury'' which Quarter. Mrs. Hendricks was in dates back to 1814, when theWar ' charge theof l: O sessions and of 18l2 was 2 O foughtwithGreat a new 2:OO session was opened Britain. work at hrtmouth andearned a with Miss Hayes in charge. There is a complete mof the master's degreein guidance and honor The math students "Time" and "Life" magazine counseling at Alfred University. were no longer at Highline after since it first Fall Quarter, but Mrs. Hen- and, also, a began set of the publishing complete Washington DECA's He spent five years at Highline (Distributive Education Clubs of CommunityCollegeasdirector dricks continued with a UO : O "Geographical Review'' is avail- America) new State Secretary is of community services and tech- session andMiss Hayes with a2: able. The chief editorthe of Highline's Renee Wakkuri.She nical educationbefore moving to 00 session Winter Quarter. "Geogra h Review" was the i d is a representativeofHighIine the State Board office. This quarter there is a UO : O father orMr. Robert Briesmeis- College Management Club.Re- sessionfreeof math tutoring ter, English instructor at High- nee was chosen at the Regional 2 everyday in Building 2 , room line. Conference held in Yakima over Starts Today 104. Anyone who needs help in Oneofthemostinteresting 4 2. March 22 through March She math can come and Mr. Hogan, magazines that can be found in will, as State Secretary, preside Mrs. Hendricks, or Miss Hayes the library's periodical section is the overBoard of Directors w answeryourquestions. A "Kambuja," a monthly illustrat- i l l EX-L1BRDS meetings, and also participatein . mathinstructors are available ed magazine published in Cam- the DECA's Workshop. Renee on their office hoursto help any- bodia managed Prince and by "Hefix" the and"Berkeley one who needs it. will also attend the State! Leader- Barb"tomagazinescontaining ship Program. Miss Wakkuri is Mr. Edwin Newell, also a right-wing articles which reflect a member of the Stewardess math instructor, is working now John Birch philosophies. There to get a math lab that open a is ll Program with a very qualifying time; the meanwhile, he is is also a Communistmagazine and a publicationbytheWhite G.P.A. of 3.0. Highline trying this system with hisMath Citizens Council of Mississippi. J He's some 21 class. made tapes There are many. many other SATURE Bookstore that the Math 21 students can lis- such interesting news and maga- ten to in the learning lab in the zine publications can that be There is beauty i the sky above, n basement of counseling. Also found in the library. Because it In the earth and sea below. ' there are dittos thethat students is not possible to display all the There is beauty in a twinkling can refer to while listining to the Flowers and Candy magazines, one only needs to ask star, tapes. The time and lab is open all the Mr. Newell is down the librarian for assistance in locating a particular magazine. In the sun and the pale moon. There is beauty in a fluffy cloud, . there about 12 hours a week. Mr. greeting Cords, Gifts There is much information to A snowflake. F drop of rain. Newell said, "The students that haveusedthesefacilitieshave - Flowers All occasions befound in periodicals! be can delved more into com- Issues There is beauty in the flowers, In a tree and every plant. been very happy with them, but pletely and with a deeper under- There is beauty in a bird's song, Saie ends weonthe mathstaffwishthat BY THE WATER WHEEL standing of thesubject if other A dog's bark. a baby's cry. more students would take advan- FEDERAL WAY magazines, the besides tnwt Thve is beauty throughout all tage of the opportunititics avail- SHOPPING CENTER . tllc wr!h. \ able." . : ! I , a . . a .. . , . . .. :..'*E 9.3251 -. ' common references, w e looked into. It's for ~ n a.... gift from God ' n4 .. . 1 Page 4 Friday, April 24, 1970 Thunderword Should The A.A. by cbrls Doothitt Be Abolished? by Vicd c a n y Letters to the Editor and mentally, emotionally, but April 22nd. Earth Earth Day, which not do concurrently re- hascomeandgonebuttheideasducethe quality ofthe natural Validity of the whole concept expressed will remain for quite environment. of Associate Degrees as well as some time. I f you participatedin 4. To encourage direct personal the for requirements such de- Earth Day you probably under- confrontation on relevent sub- grees has been questioned re- standthescopeofthepollution jects of interest and immediate cently. yrohlem. Whether it be the popu- concern. Mr. A.M.Wilson, a librarian lation explosion,thedisposalof 5. Toprovideencouragement here at Highliie, has proposed garbage. the dirty air or water, and stimulation to pursue knowl- that Associate Degrees should be oranyoftheproblemsof u o r edge; to provide necessaryfacil- abolished. He states the case environment, i t was explained ities (laboratory, library, etc.) against the Associate Degrees as duringopenforumsduringthe do to o s . Encouragement and Follows: bbA case .may be made day.Perhaps one those as of il instruction w come form a against the Assocrate Degree in who participated in the p r e creative, involved, compe- and several ways. First, as opposed grams and had your minds stim- tent staff. to a transcript, the degree is a Dear Editor: dated, youmight be interested 6. TOencourage the deveiopment rather negatrvedocumentcon- Here's a little conversation I overheard one day in the quiet work in the of "Project Su- of alert andinquiring mn s a id, taining little information and place on campus (the library) rvival" here at HCC. This pro- concern for the quality of human implymgonly patience, confonn- 1 t voice: Hi Sally! How are you? OhI've got o sof goodies to tell s lad ity, and psssibl a lack of imagi- ! You know BlU, well he is just so c o Saturday night we just ol ! gram still needs helpfrom fellow existence, and a curiosity to en- who to students want interest joy new experiences. nation and coihence . ... i" ad a gas over at Rick's place. others. I can't putit any better. It's a "Second,sincedegrees sim- hrd voice: Oh really, Jane? Tell me all about it! I've ot a whole Survival" are as follows: big order to fill but it's a big ply imply degrees r q i e e t , degrees e ur m ns encourage administm- - hour now just tell me everything that happened. I'vef&wd some 1. To encourageandfoster an order that has to be filled. Many stories about Rick's parties you wouldn't believe!Iwould have gone, environmental, and social, cul- major d s are doing their e tors and curriculum committees - but you know Dave he doesn't like Rick, they've been enermes for tural awareness. R" part, you s ould do yours. 2. To provide the qpxtunity to do outdoor burning, Keep your - Don't to dabble as gods in determining theappropriate course mix for years. Id vdce: Really? Wow! Ididn't know it! Tell me a about it. l l confront, and live within, a natu- car in tune (it w nur better and i l l a students. Recent estimates 3rd voice: Hi girls! ral environment, thus enhancing cut anappreciationfornatureand down on air pollution) - indicate that one's education and 1 t and brd: Hi Bill! training now become outdated s I thrd & 3d Yak Yak Yak Yak!!!!!! s , r: Don'tLitter,and Join '*Project the benefrts rt offers. Survival". This may very well not once in a lifetime but four ae ) Icb voice: (fuming from the neighboring c r l Shut up! I'm trying 3. To offer activities whichbene- be the most important thing i e. tm s I f this is true, it is quite to study. individual fit the physically, ever do. . you'll audacious for the college to pre- l tbnd & 3rd: (uproariously ignoring the 4th voice) Ha Ha Ha! I t s , tend it is in a position to deter- was a gas!! mine what each student must 4th voice: (trying to be understood) This is the library. Isn't it sup- take. ( A s teachers and advisors posed to be a place to study? we cannot, and probably should s, l t &d & 3d (Rolling in the aisles and doubled over mirth chok- r: in not, avoid recommending appro- ing out the words)Ha Ha H a Hee Hee! Try the cafeteria! Ha Ha Hee riate courses, but the issue Hee! ! R . ere is requirements) . "Third, the degree .. . sy+m Id voice: (after she had calmed down) Anyway Rick is so bold ... 4th voice: (shouting to be heard) Do you hear me? BE QUIET! tends to discour e o t h e m qualified studentsxm continu- + ll . .. Sth, 6th. 7th 1OIst voices: (popping out b eshelves andcar- ewt a exclaim$g at the top of their lungs and chasing after number 4 ing their education. The degree requirements discourage many r w+ fury in thew eyes) Get out of here you troublemaker.. We are trymg to socialize. Do you hear .. 11 . SOCIALIZE!!!! Now beat it! students from completing two This is a library and we are SOCIALIZING!! ! TO OUR FULLEST years. The degree itself. by pur- EXTENT!!!!!!!!! porting to indicate a suitable 86th to 92ad voice: Boy. Can't get no satisfaction anymore with a l l stopping place tends to discuur- these weirdoes trying to study. agestudents from taking addi- 92ad to 8 t : It's only one, dear. . .C'mon. We can't begin where we 6 h tional courses, the next stopping placebeingtwo or more years . . left off, but we could start over . 86 meaningfully lunges at 92: and the socializing in the ultra silent later." area continues. Mr. Wilsondoesnotpropose Meanwhile, Dr. Julius Monroe and his f a i m cat Panther are "certificates of elimination cooling it with theheadphones and sipping a can of Metracal ob- awarded for the completion of livious to the pandemonium below. special courses and program." Well, editor, i t happens everyday. Meetcha in the library and He says that he does aot neces- we'll talk about it. sarily oppose baccalaurete the Victoria Ramsey Sons and hughters, supportsyou,haveno reasona- degree, which, by virtue of a On how you grieve me! blc concept of what you, person- significant major, is similar to a You dump your garbage into ally, are doing to seal your own certificate. fate. May I suggest a very sim- Mr. Wilsonsubmitted a pro- Editor, Thunderword: our and and streams oceans. lakes dismember You our oa ple demonstration. I t will not psl on this issue to the College Sir: In regard's to the piece AMERICA, trees and gut ourland. You build . .. make you very popular . but Council and at a March 4th of modem art erectedand be- upon campus, stowedour don't let that concern you. Popu- meeting it was introduced and dams on on mountain ways our our rivers and high- passes. larity has killed some your of promptly tabled which is where "Aimed at the Bicycle" or "Re- AMERICA You build cities upontowns upon finest people. the issue now stands. lation of Expression" or wha- villages.You do all ofthisand Ask the school administration The motion was as follows: tever. AIR POLLUTION AT ALL more to feed clothe and and to place containers, preferably 1. Highline College shall Ipersonallyfeel that one per- TIME HIGH open barrels, at theexits from propose,through appropriate son'sexpressionof beauty Oh, say, can't YOU see the bY housethechildren that youcul- channels, the elimination of should not be a symbol of all. I dam's lieht?" tivate tO(Jfreely. the cafeteria.Theparticipation KILL- Each houryou add over 14*- 3: your school administration is associate the degree from feel beauty to one person doesn't INDUSTRIAL Washington community col- harmonize with the majority of ING BAY O00 people to the surface of the important here. Label each con- *'Hasanybody seen my f@?" planet. You give birlir to more tainer a for common polluter leges. students; as an example, I feel 2. As soon as legally and that "piece of art" is ugly. UNION OIL SLICK BLIGHTS children each year than the unconsciouslyused by youdur- CAUFORNIA BEACHES combined populations Canada. (If ing your lunch and coffee breaks administratively possible I consider it a down rade to "By the sea, 61y the sea, Irrcy France, and Italy. J'nur irres- . . . . plastic utensils,Styrofoam Highline College shall cease the campus I'm proud of. MY voice of opinion, the beautiful sea- ' ponsibility in procrea!ing caused cups, milk cartons. and the like. to grant the associate degree. 3. Highline College shall NndsKelley FIVE SLAIN IN DOWNTOWN two billion of your species and that containers Request these genus 1~ go buni:ry !ast year. remain at these locations for one immediately suspend all de- freshman student RACE RIOTS gree requirements except the "America, America, man sheds Why:'While your number in- week. Then you themuse as his And thee, on waste drown creases criminally the size of the your refuse containers. 93 credit hour total. (There is c here no intention of suspend- they with good brothers' blood earth does not. watch waste As you your From sea to slimy sea. productsaccumulate . . . . pon- At first you claimed dominion over me and my ather children . der their eventual disposal. Plas- ingcertificatesawardedfor completion the special of courses and programs.Y Counselors BVan Chambers . . . each of whom is as impor- tic and Styrofoam, for example, ' tant to me as you are. Now, in vour apocalypse years, you does not-distintegrate. I t wl be il the meeting Atsame spread on the face of the land to change in degreerequirements the Needed blend innoccwc. Balderdash! remain forever. On it will be that would exempt veterans with Men andwomen are needed I cannot. nor will not, in- burned . . . . withtheresulting two or more years service and of to work as counselors in the Jun- tercede for you when famine, poison air. students over twenty-five was ior Junction and Day Camp pro- + and pestilence. stalks death Multiply thissimpledemon- voted down by virtue a of tie vote. gram in conjunction the with through your ranks. I simply strationbythefour billion peo- West Seattle YWCA sum- this cannot protect your right to live ple who the share planet with mer. over the rights of your brothers you. By thecountlessformsof The rogram of planned ac- andsisters . . . . thcb deer. the poisoningthatyoucauseevery o tivities !r youths between ages blue whale, the fir tree. dayofevery year. The end re- , sixtotwelve, w begin June 15 l i 7 But . . . . I loveyou.Loving sult is inevitable. and run through August 19, some Full-Time you 1 will suggest.duringthese Some of your species contend "3 Days In May" hours 8 sa.m. to 4 p.m. : last years, that you have a real, that you have learned your les- Experience is helpful but not albeit, slim opportunityforsur vival. You must reversc yourlife styles.Not curbthem.Reverse son. 1 say balderdash. What you say will make the difference. YOU w~ll be the dealrr W A n:t' May 15th, 16th, 17th WatfihFor necessary. Pay is nominal. For more information call CALLTODAY - Susan Eichelberger at W E 5-6770 them! vet. by Seattle the or stop West Admittedly mast of you, insu- Mother Earth YWCA, 4800 - 40th S.W. latedfrom the real world that thunderword Friday, April 24, 1970 Page 5 ashion South Seattle Draft Help A group of ministers, educa- tors and other interested citizens I orecast ofSouthKingCounty,met re- cently at the home of Rev. David By Doug Davis J.Dalrymple, minister the of The accent in music these days seems to be individualism, and First Unitarian Church, to dis- even the most established group the Business, The BEATLES. has in cuss availability the of draft been hit by the trend. counseling information. Conclud- Thebest. solo album so far is thenewestone by Paul Mc. ing that there is a definite need Cartney,simplycalled McCARTNEY. His split from the group forinformation on the alterna- comes from his desire to write and play what he calls "beautiful tives of the draft, SOUTH SEAT- songs. " TLE DRAFT F L P W ~ S origi- His album is just that. On it, he plays every instrument which nated. Dr. Jmus Moms, Head a s nn, includes electric guitar, acoustic guitar, b s , dusorgan, piano, Librarian of Highline Comnuni- and variouspercussion. The only other person featured the album on 9 College, was selected Execu- is his wife, Linda McCartney, who plays harmonica and other forms 'f. trve Director of the organization. of percussion. rage Jumpsuits are the now. . r --. SOUTH SEATTLE DRAFT Paul The album was recorded by at his home on a special type Terrydoth or polyester knits are '- : . . HELP does not take any position of tape recorder. He was ableto play every instrument the album on bath and washable can go any- .. . ' ' regardingtheSelectiveService by using different tracks and playing them a at once to form the l l .. wherefromthebeach to the -,. .1: -__ . . : System. The concern is to meet final product. ball. - 1 . . . . . . . .. . , , the counseleein his present posi- The songs on the album came out surprisingly good. guitar The ... . Coulottes never go outof , ..'L:y.,,k: :< '.+ . tion, inform him ofthevarious parts are both clever and inventive and are not just a copy Harri- of style. You can mix and match .. .;..:l. make alternatives, referrals son's work. The dnuns are also surprisingly goad and show a work- pcl sr i manship and s ea & i e on the part of Paul. L . & _ coulotteskirtswithvests, blow- : <..:e..f.' , - : where necessary, and leave the e s t tank tops,jackets or wha- decision as to his courseofac- Thesongsinclude"Loveiy Linda," "Maybe I'm Amazed," teverappeals to you. The cou- a d. tion in his h n s In a inst- l "Junk," "Every Night," and "OOh You," among the best. The best lotte dress makes a bighit o. to ne, a c s theguidingprincipleof on the albumis "Maybe I'm 'mazed" which features both beau- SSDH w be confidentiality and i l r 8 l y r i c s and a beat that keeps the song oing. The vocal is ood Sports wear comescasual thisseason,andsailingensem- respect for the individual consci- and gives Paul a chance to e pe s himself Another feature o the song is the guitar work. x rs f ence oftheyoung man seeking bles are thething.White, navy draft help. The album as a whole is very good and it seems a little hard to or practically color any you Information counseling and believe that he did the entire thing at his home and by himself.just It want goes with a boat. The cot- are availablebycalling VE 9- goes to show what one can do if he puts his mind into it. ton jacket that zips up the front s#w) or visiting The Peddler, a The album is a lot better than the recent solo album done by and is belted at the waist will novelty shop in Des Moines, RING0 STARR. FUngo's album, SENTIMENTAL JOURNEX, seems protect you from the salt-water Monday evenings begi+g more of a puta than anything else. After hearing McCartney's al- spray those and mol summer April 13. b m Ringo's falls on its face. u , breezes on the opens a e. Contributions, large or small, The Beatles themselves seem to be gone forever, but the split are needed tosupport the pur- has been coming for quite some time. I t seems that with the coming Bathing miti are skimbier of Yoko Om, on the scene, the rest of the Beattes became somewhat chasin of literature needed in than everu'year"&d-&kew rage in fabrics is the shiny vel- Sue Q u i d 1 is wearing a tru- &. quoiseaod white checked play- DRAFT HELP is applyingfor SOUTH SEATTLE r s nuPaul seems the most resentful of all, Harrison and Ring0 ee t l f. have not made any comments as of yet. our look. To go over your swim Photo by Dale O'Day non-profit status and a work is ll I t has been stated that the Beatles may get back together at a suit for an evening beach party done on a volunteer basis. Con- later date, but it seems doubtful that they wl in the immediate fu- l i or after a midmght swim is tributions maybe me to:adl i ture. pantsanda top tomatchyour C o r k d e sandals are selling suit that you can slip into when fast, so be sure and getyours SOUTH SEATI'm DRAFT you come out of the water. now. HELP c / o Dr. Junius Morris Three-piece suits are as big Also the new cracked patent - 23147 20th Ave. south as ever. A short sleeved jacket ok raincoat is bignews,and lo Des Moines, Washington with a tank top under it is right these coats come wth gloves to 88 918 , for daytime or evening wear. match, to dress it up a little. e i Rs n and thingsa& i .A big es r BYIgle L i e Hairstylist Better Gas Mileage? Lectures (Facts and statistics reprint- was water circulated by two electric fuel pumps. Bank ed from Popular Science, April wheel The bearings were 1970. ) loosened minimum to friction Many people have wanted to without play. Lightweight grease getbettergasmileage.Butno used. the were And Ores method has really had fantastic was oversized,andwere results. Shell technicians devised rea.tly 100 lbs. / square inch. f ated to in- a method that 'they used on their The engine entire compart- with a recordbreaking Fiat 600, that mentwaspackedwithasbestos got 244.35 miles p r gallon. This and fiberglass to keep more heat e method may get better gas mi- leage, but it seriously reduces in. Andfinally.the Fiat used a performance. small motor-carburetor. Naturally. you cannot First of all, the car was a '59 such extreme measures on go to Fiat. The first thing that they did car, butthere are manythings yotlr was to install free-wheeling units can do. in the rear axle shafts to reduce that you blockoff all air intake friend. drive-trainfriction. This cost First themtheuseofreverse ear. area in your grill. Use low-vis- & Next they allchored e rear cositywitheverywhere. Align the suspension control armsin fixed wheels oil zero camber and Gene Juarezdemonstratesback- positions to avoid spring deflec- toe-in. Mill heads for higher coming on Jane Margiotta. tions and resulting camber var- compression. Fit a smaller car- Photo by Barry Neuhaus iations. This made the car's ride buretor, or plug up all of the almost unbearably hard. barrelsexceptone. Install dw- ASMy K. mt e Juarez, Gene formerly of tion to preheat the intake air to Helene Curtis now and a hair- The speed had to be held the carburetor. Install a low re- Manager dresserwith Mr. Emil Salon of down. slowly They accelerated striction muffler, and install a Seattle, addressed a large audi- 16.5 then to mph, coastd to lower axle ratio. Use lightweight ence on the subject of hair and sevenmph.Theyrepeatedthis grease on the wheel bearings. hairgroomingTuesday,April 11 procedure for 244 ml s ie ! and loosen the bearings to maxi- in the Lecture Hall. The Fiat had a greatly modi- mum tolerance. Lastly. inflate Saying "hairstyling that is fied cooling system.The hotter a tires to maximum. fashion and is therefore change- car runs, the more efficiently Now, what wl be your il the gas bums. The Shell techni- Puget Sound National Bank able** he to proceeded demon- strate with blackboard sketches cians tried to get the car to run rewards for all this wark? Well. really, notmuch. I t will be the The hometown bank. the hairstyling "looks"of yester- at 240 degrees. On the Fiat, the radiator, fan, and waterpump same if you drive real easy, but, day and today. If you like to drive hard,the gas Mr. Juarez answered ques- were removed. The heater core mileage will be the same as be- wasused for heat transfer. The SO. pzsb padfic HIKY, the tions from audience ("the fore. Midway onl way take d to care of split en s is to cut them") and gave . some tips on hairgrooming. First tip:healthy hair beginswitha healthydiet.Shampoomakesa difference,and so does lots of brushing. Thesis. term paper, resumes Mr. Juarez discussed also duys 77:141951 eves. 831- hairsetting, haircutting, and ." backcombing. f Page 6 Fridoy, April 24; 1970 Thunderword Don McConnaughey Heads Highline Track Program The greater part of theout- standing success Highline that track has enjoyed throughout the years has to be credited to Don XlcConnaughey. McConnaughey is the T- Brid's head coachin track and is v Participation in spurts events by Mike Heavener school's mentor. the original is notasgloriousas it sounds. When CC Highline became a The who people excell, do so reality, track was the only sport they spent because have long in whichtheThunderbirds par- hours of concentrated physical ticipated. effort to make themselves good: The first seven years, culmi- because not they are ab!@ to nating in astatechampionship the approach task at thefirst last year, were done without the and win. game or meet just aid of campus trackfacilities. These people have natural talent The completion of the new Thun- forwhattheydoandthenthey derbird Field marks the start of hone this talent to a razor sharp, a new eraforHighlinecinder- winning edge. Such dedication as men. people these have, passed A graduate of Arkansas State among the populace, could only College.McConnaughey earned result in a better world. his masters degreeat West Tex- All of this pertains to all asState,nowtheUniversity of s o t ; football,track,andten- p rs Texas at El Paso. He coached nis, included. To concentrate on Silvia Monelli football and track teams in Tex- asbeforecomingtoSeattle in 1961. Three times since Mc- Connaughey began the Thunder- bird program, Highline has won division championships. The last W.A.A.C.C. four State Track Meets have yielded a third, two secondsandachampionsiop to the T-Birds. everycommunity dlege team Highline's assistant new in Washington. Her recordwas track coach is Dale Bolinger, the eight wins in thirteen meets. headHighline's of intramural Kathryn is a Mt. Rainier activities program.Mr. Bolinger graduate who started playing in has served the last two years as Assistant coacb Dale Bolinger (L.) and Head sophomore of her yearhigh a gradgate assistant andis from Coamagbey watcb during a practice track session. coach Don Mc- She school. has been playing Emmett HighSchool, Idaho. tennis for some five years, and Pboto by Mike Heavener played for T-Birds singles the Golf Team last year. She won nine matches of the thirteen she competed Thesetwo girls talked about in. Highline'steam, golf last score. their future plans, Kathryn is yearsrunner-up at the state Don Tremain of Bellevue shot going to the University ofWash- tournament, is still seeking i t s a 69 to noseoutMcPolandfor All across Americayaung ington where she plansto major i ii l conference victory among nta medalist in a closematch in men are playing baseball in or- in PSyChOlOgV. Sylvia looks to- other community colleges. the which Bellevue powerful ganized leagues fortheir schools ward Washington State Universi- The clubmen have triumphed squad triumphed. BCCand EV- and communities.Except at ty whereshe is interested in twice in practice matches, butas erett w be favored at the state il Highline College. pursuing physical a education yet failed have in sanctioned pi g tourney later in the s rn . Due to a lack of funds and major. Freshman meets. Gary Mc- Bill Martin and McPoland facilities baseballis not a varsi- Both girls insist thatthey will Poland was medalist in recent nocount with match Edmonds tied with 37'9, taking top honors against Skagit Valley at Foster. ty sport at HCC. Yet, community other col- on Mrs. Kathryn Mathers Margie Command's a lo - continue to Dlav tennis for auite ~~~~~~~ e ~-~ X"" w ~ yet. I t is this Community. Title contender Everett The match was called after nine holesdue to adverse weather leges in the statehave joined themselves together and formed team.Bothwereactive years point high team:Silvia, in last tp 3 ye person who becomes the sports heroine; the type who scored a lowtotal of Npoints in conditions. A steady d w p u o nor a conferen-. playing doublesand ah y , Ktrn knows how to be human andwho defeatin HCC at Everett Munic- sometimes accompanied by hail Wouldn't it be great if some- playing singles. They are who- can on concentrate something e. ipal ~ o l f ~ o u r sECC com ters preventedcompletion. Play be- where, somehow enough funds averaged score play, of holes a of g r 75 a remarkable 18 came increasingly greens flooded difficult as could be raised to support base- ball at Highline? mores here. she wants to do. 4 4 I A A A A A ! A A 4 - *... ..-. . .. . r.: ...-. ... . : . * ._ . ......*..*.-.**....* ~ e- , ~ *............ o ~ ~ ..... + o ~ e ~ ... ...e**.. ~ ~ *.*.~.*.*.*...* ~ e f....... ~ e e ~ ~ ..~ ... .e .e**. e**~*.* ' ~ ~ e ~ ~ ~ ~ *.*.... ~ ~ ~ *.*.*.*.*.*..*e**** ~ ~ *...... . ~ e .*,... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~ * ~ b ~ * ~ * ~ ~ ~ * ~ * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ o ~ o ~ ~ b ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ . ' . ~ . ~ ~ * . ~ . ' . ~ e ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ by Lynn Templetoo by Lynn Templeton Evel Knievel, international eccentric, recently did thing at his Though neither a truehockey n Seattle International Raceways by jumping 18Cougars o a motor- connoisseur nor a staunch Seat- cycle. Previous to his leap, Knievel appeared at the Midway Valu- tle Totem rooter, (I cheered for Mart for an appearance and a chance to show off his motorcycles. those dastardly Portland Bucka- Somewhere in the vicinity of 2,000 people jammed the parking lot at the retail store to catch a glimpse of onewho is said to have roos) last Saturday's playoff /YOUCAN\ game at the Seattle Center Coli- broken closeto every bone in his body. il seum wl remain forever The evening turned out to be a nightmare. Valu-Mart officials embedded in my memory as one couldnotcontroltheincrediblylargecrowd.Peopleeverywhere of the truly remembered sports pushed and shoved forward felling somethe pavement be tram- to to evenings of all time. pled. Automobile roofs were crushed from the weight of youngsters thousand people Eleven who desired a better view. Trees and light posts were populated. watched a truly classic battle as ls Knievel spoke for es than ten minutes. The motorcycles ap- both squads played brilliantly. peared as normal bikes anyone could witness at a local Harley, Hon- But it was thenot marvelous da or Suzuki outlet. saves by both goalies n r was it o On the following Sunday, 14,000 people turned out at Kent, hop- the fluid beautifully play that ing to see something that every Knievel audience wishes b witness - the time when Evel finally splatters his CumberbUIIs on the pave at m a t for the l s time. I t did not happen. Portland's Art Jones tumed into thedeciding oalinthe finalpe- i rd that mate the night a clas- c. Soon at another town on another track Evel Knievel will at- sic. tempt 19. People will again turn out by the thousands, hoping to re- the Oddly enough highlight port to all at a later date that they were there when he killed him- came during the intermission self. whileprobably onethird ofthe It's a tough way to earn a liying. *** was audience absent from the the disc int0,wit.h a $ , O prize. 1O o intothenet.Unfortunately,the Ah yes, baseball; baseballis the American pastime with lotof a seated area smoking'cigarettes The first contestant was Jeff was shot not or' a solidnature troubles. in the hall, waiting in line for a a, Foster, a young l d appearing and carried barely over the red Star center-fielder Curt Flood is suing the game, contending coke or tending to business in to be around twelve or thirteen line, probably six inches or less. illegality in a teams' right to trade players at wl. Denny McLaii, il the restrooms. of age.gingerly years Jeff The crowd became restless and Detroit organ player and pitcherwas found guilty of partici ati Each home game, Totem ra- walked the ice and planted him- the friendly announcer awarded a betting scandal. The Seattle Pilots were heisted ito a g e st: M lw dio sponsor Cudahy B r S Meats a self firmly onto the small rubber Jeff another try. one season. offers a puck shoot for fans who blue Stick pad at the line. in Appearing not nearly as ner- But the gamegoes on. Look for the leagues to finish remotely the lucky holdtwo numbem hand,hesmackedthepuck to- vous, the lad once again lined up like: found in the programs. A large at ward the net the short end but andsent II slowshotskittering board is placed in frontof the shot wide to the left of the net. down the ice. American League nets at either end of the ice and WEST EAST The Coliseum announcer then Thepuckcontinued to slide, 1. Minnesota 1. Baltimore contestants must shoot the puck stated that it wasnow time for gaining steadily o then silent 2. Oakland 2. Boston through a smallopening at the theone-thousanddollarshot at goal. The crowd began to stand, 3. Kansas City 3. New York bottom of theboard and into the goal the distantly waiting. He somelurchingfromtheir seats 4. CaFfornia 4. Detroit net to win the prize. Two shots reminded all that once the puck to gain a better view. 5. Chcago 5. WaWngton are taken, one from the closest carries past the red, or center, Almost incrediblytheblack 6. Milwaukee 6. Cleveland blue line to the net, the winner line the shot counts as a try. disc disappeared under the hole receiving "a generous supply of Jeff Fosterof Bellevue took a and into the net. The place went National League Cudahy Bar S Meats'' and anoth- Gghty swipe hopeful of sending bananas. Mighty waves of sound WEST AT E S er from the Same line, but the at thepuckthroughtheholeand pummeled the arena as the audi- 1. Cincinnati 1 st. Louis . othernet a far gre$ m@ce ence SW unison cheering. in 2. Atlanta York 2. New a d a smalleropemng to o 3. L s Angela 3. Chicago 4. San Francisco 4. Pittsburgh 5. Houston 6. San Diego Lmk for a possible Baltimore Cincinnati World Series, the Reds taking a close decision. *** hia Philadel 5. 6. Montreaf with T-Birds Baa GR Another track victory was The Seattle Supersonics of the National Basketball Association are the first real casualty of the year in that the New York Nets o E scored by the HighlineCollege the rival American Basketball Association have signed the Sonics' against ThunderbirdsGreen first draft choice, Jim Ard. TheNets reportedly gave Ard a four year River and BellevueColleges. contract worth $4OO, OO. O This meet, at Green River on The Sonics needed Ard, but not at that price. To fill the gap, April 11, had as the final team i Seattle wsearch for a good rebounder through a trade with anoth- l score Hightine- 9 ; Green River- 8 er NBA ta . em Possible bait is Sonic guard Lu A n last season's e l , 59; and Bellevue- 18. This meet was particularly first round college pick. The Sonics must soon decide as to which players they must interesting when SteveWittler protect in the expansion draft. Seven men can be protected by each tied the sho record in the120 col establishedclub. My choice Bob Rule, Tom Meschery, Don Kojis, - yard high hurdles. Wittler, who was a state champion last year, Len Wilkens, Dick Snyder,Allen, and Lee Winfield. ran the race in 14.8 seconds, tieing a 1967 record. He hails Cindermen Drop Meet from Glacier High School. I n the two mile run Highline took cindermen three of four With Oregon State U. places. Steve Peterson, Highline H.S., ran 1st. with atime of 9 Highline's Thunderbird track in a solid first place in the QQO minutes 43 seconds. He was fol- teamtraveledtoOregonState yard relay. lowed by Jack Callies, Znd, and University for their annual meet Both Crock and Norman Steve Denton, 4th. 4 'dlies comes with the O.S.U. rooks, the third teamed with Jim Berwold and from and Puyallup, Denton is scheduled meet on April 4. Also Bob Karther in another relay, another Highline High man. corneting in this meet was the mile relay, which they won. The spectators at the Auburn ~1arR College. Their time was just six seconds High Schooltrack saw four High- The T-Bird cindermen r n a, overtheschoolrecord for that linethincladswinthe 440 yard j m e , and threw their way to u pd a tight second place with a score eyent. Bruce Martin, Hi&line*s able . . .- relay.These boys, whose com- bined time was 43.7 seconds, of 70% points. 0.S.U. beat them discushurler,proved his capa- were Willie Venable, Steve Gay- by only 4 points, not even a sin- bilities again with a throwof 154 Crock,Rich lord, Gene and gle win more, at 74%. Clark fol- feet 4 inches. Norman. Venable is from Virgi- nia,Normancomesfrom High. line, Crock is from Renton, and yard inte-mediate hurdlesand intermedate hurdles. His time Mike Murray. placed 3rd. I the 120 yard high hurdles. Hc was 55.7 seconds. Chuck Varner. Earlier. Bill Pattoncameon was the meet's only two-time winner, in these events. He was ,YMPlA PORTABLES (Evergreen,) followed Wittler in both the 120 highs and the 340 strong in the pole vrtult. This formcr Tyee trackman poled followedclosely by Chuck Var- St0 k t to studmt$ om intermediates, placing 3rd in himself !o a 1st place at 12 feet. ! placed ner, whosecond. in the Fmo Ports and Sowice both events. Bruce Martin, {Glacier) once 120 highs. Norman, Gene WitUer. again canle through in the shot In the 440 yard dash, Rich b r Thrn Y e a n - Stdents Trodo-ins Wonhd Crock,and Robert Karthcr got together to win the mile relay in put. Msrtin catapulted the weight 43 feet 6 inches to pull in . Norman ran only seven tenths of a second the from 1966 school COLLEGE 3 minutes 26 seconds. In the samerace Highline another the 1st. place in the triple jump 1st record as he won the race. Later Norman joined with TVPRNRITER teamcame in 3rd. These were was taken by Gary Martin, teammates Willie Venable. Gene Steve Don Caylord, McDowvell, {Highline High)at 44 feet 5 inch- Crock, and Steve Caylord to pull Larry Olsen, aud Chuck Varncr es. Mike Murray jumped to a 3rd w Thc high jump \VRS w n by following Martin's lead. a Page 8 Friday, April 24, 1970 Thunderword What Makes A Good Stewardess? By Bill Jackson status profession.Andsecondly, The Stewardess Program is thestewardesscan fulfill, with In answer to the title question, designed to open other doors of Mr. Gradwohl, Highline's. Stew- opportunity the ease, usual of desires the the to student. youngandvigorous, travel, far ardess Program Director, c m t - Courses in airline and travel eredwith this question,?What out experiences in strange qualities make up a good wife reservation and ticketing places, the or age"?ten filled with stewardess are o andportunity to mother?" His response clearly hopefulswith an eyetowarda meet excitingP 0 qe ep ). revealed the answerto me. Sounds like a winner, 1 won- Ranking first in a list of desir- backup occupation. der if theyacceptmen To the air travelers the stew- Stewardess Program? in the ablecharacteristicsasteward- ess should possess is a sincere ardess is the personal human wish to serveothers fully and link the with formidable chine to which they have entrust- ma- New Filter compassionately.And,although these traits are commonly dis- ed their lives. The novice trave- ler, unfamiliar with airport oper- To Be Used by and played wives mothers, airline stewar&mes are expect- ation, is subjected to a number ed to extend gracious service to of new experiences before In the Pool the flying public, most of whom boarding the plane all of which contribute to an anxious state of Three additional filters will will be total strangers to her. beadded to thetwofilters al- does the What Highline mind.Thenovel, and to some frightening people sensation ready the servicingHighline CommunityCollegeStewardess p oThis auxiliary filtering sys- Sunny days are cause enoogb for lying on the grass doing a lot of o. l Program really do toward experienced as the plane off lifts supplying the airline industry the to p and the rapid ascent ying level at awesome tem will have its own pump and nothing and a tittle of everything. This jam session consists of (LR) nrae i c e s the flow of water from Gary Taylor, John Woodward, Michele McLucas, Dianne Reidng, with qualified personnel? 700 gallonsper minute to 1100 Denois Hofferberg, Tom Taffidd, and Brad McNeC. Mr. Gradwohl stressed that helightsproducesunease in the and 1#)0 maximum gallonsper Phao by Mike Heavener HCC's program is a great deal tyM, air passenger. Many people minute. more than a training center for need reassurance thatall IS well ol Originally, thepowas made future stewardesses. He empha- at this time. comesReassutance to the to Service 950 people every 24 sized that girls who desire to hours for 1 hours per day; the 4 serve in thrs professionshould apprehensive traveler in the form of an attractive, gracious operating hours ofthe po ac- ol first develop soundacademic, social and cultural backgrounds. personablewoman - thestew- cording to Mr. Milt Orphan, swimoc. cah Mr. Orphan said The balancedpersonality desira- ardess. Confidence is contagious that instead, the p lis servicing oo ble in this field of endeavor ma- so fears subside as the steward- ess tends to the needs of her 1300 to 1500 people per day in 14 tures ideally in the college envi- hours whichis twice the numbes ronment. passengers in flight with the Ran Sims,'ASB resident of calm and efficient manner of ofpeoplemeantfora 14 hour The two years at HCC g i v ~ the student ample time to drs- one who is at ease in the extraor- period.T u , the pois doing 24 hs ol CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE, W&MING'I'ON has been dinary circumstanceflying of hours worth of work i 14 hu , n sr s cover a goal compatible with her Mr. Orphan ep i e .The wa- ap inted to therecenttyestab- needs,desiresand ities. he stew& tentiaI abil- far above the earth. program Angel of Mercy x I n! a d ter is turning over nn, gallons of li& Washington State Elector- al Reform Council by Secretary water approximatdy every four a is notnarrowly constmcted I'd like to digress, momentar- hours instead of every six series ofacademic courses de- ily, to relate a personal experi- o r. h us Mr. orphan explained that .** of State Ludlow Kramer. 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And, although this ha- Ec. for dci n correct grooming and denthappenedlongago I can Financial Aid I I U U . .** youth and icai relevency mean- appropriate t s , Safety hs and still envision the of face the The Law Enforcement Edu- ingful involvement in their &- First Aid for the obvious ream Angel of Mercy who asked me cation Program (LEEP) is now TO hiahliaht S E A T ~ E ~ O M - cation .** experiences. and last but not the least of the soonafter we .hadbecome air- making its financial aid availa- Stewardess skills is F o Prepa- bome,"Coffee,Tea or Mi&, &? '* ble to those interested students od "lfl aLLEGE'S Envirm- The Board of Trustees of ration and Meal Managmnt. mental week,a b featurinq i n I explained to her that h a d at Highline Communi college. the Northwest of cast "Hair' CENTRAWACOLLEGEadopt- A natural set n occurs spentpreceding ec i l o the eighteen Theprogramisan e#ortofthe ed a multi-campus plan consist- during the two years of study. I t hours in a l i wl be staged on the front lawn Chicago rir broke Law Enforcement Assistance of Edison building today. ing enlarging present of the is a tune for introspection when and hungry and so r i a gl can l e m whether she ance of the E the bal- trip she kept me sup Administtation to bring about the Also a paint-in w be held to do C B ~ P U S Centralis and adding l i in a campusin Olympia. This satel- more partid tion in the law their artistry the on lounge really wants this kind of a work- plied with nourishmentby alter- enforcement E d . ing relationship with the general nating the drinks meant only to walls.Rock bands in the area lite campus house would the LEEP provides financial aid w participate l li for Seattle Olympia Vocational Technical public. The nature of education refresh the coach patrons. I ar- coll for e studies by p lc !oi e, Community week. College's S ol as well as other depart- Ecdogy h co is a dual process. The student rived at Sea Tac Airport sloshing rourt,m7co-ti"mel, ments of the campus. becomes intellectually. broad- like a boot full of water. and students preparing for car- *** , EDMONDS *.* COLLEGE'S first ened by the process of acquisi- be A Stewardess must selflet& eers inthose fields.The program tion of knowledge while gaining in flight but what about her l i e- is designed to meet the criminal permanent structure is to be insight about her stren sure time? They are an envied justice system'scritical need for completedby Fall of 1970. Stu- weaknesses and hergs l kland group andrightly s . Their work i es d U o well-educated rofessionals to and dents faculty are now in dislikes. month must not exceed seventy fill a variety ohmportant posi- credit hours or their equivalent modern, relocatable buildings. That Ss-Git-@e-Stewa+ hours for some airlines. Reduced tions. in courses directly related to law The Fall enrollment was 1,257 ProgFam is-j&+nw to do thij air travel to any destination ser- By participating in the LEEP enforcement is required. la A LEEP on is cancelled at FTE'S. * * PENINSULA * COLLEGE in the student. Highline i i i i i d t y ved by their employer is theirs program, 6 men qualifiedand the rate oftwenty-fivepercent College does not graduate airline for the taking. The modest work women themselves benefit as stewardesses.@ t 4 does 2 expose month allows the I stewardess well as the nation. Those now in p r yearofservice e forcement if the in law en- Port Angeles w have a loo-stu- i l recipient be- dentcapacity dormitory forFall students to the employment o p time for travel if she wishes. As law enfomment can receive comesacertified full-time em- portunities in the airline indus- herseniority increases so also funds to finance college studies. W O . Still on the drawing board try. The Program gives the girl doespay. her Accompanying Students can also receive impor- ployeeofapublic law enforce- are a Diesel Shop and a new Art with dreams of flyng achance seniority benefits is a choice of tant financial aid while prepar- mentagency(police,courts, or building. to rolepla while learning the routes, obviously flight some ing themselves for a variety of corrections). Otherwise loans *** realities o r employment in the more exotic than others, such as meaningful, rewarding careers carry sevenrcentinterestand Asurvey course correc- for field.The Program providesa the Hawaii and the Orient us r n. in public service. must tepaiEithin ten yearsor tional officers at the Washington at a rate of fifty dollars per background experience of that For the ambitious girl who is Two types of financial assist- State Reformatory in Monroe is developsthetypeofindividual ue l r d toviewtheinternational ance are offered the under month, which everis the shorter being offered Winter Quarter at who is most prone to acquire the scene. the Trans-World and Pan .time period. The recipient must attributes of a good stewardess. American Airlines will be her LEEP program: Loans ofup to $1,800 per academicyear;and sign apromissorynote. No re- EVERETTadvisorycommittee LEGE. An COMMUNITY COL- The dropout rate in the Stew; ticket to faraway places. grants of up to -per academ- payment is requiredandnoin- correctional of administrative ardess Program is very low but f The ban on marriage is lt d ic quarter of $300 per semester. ie terest durin accrues periods officershasbeenworkingwith after six monthsservice to an The money does not have to be whenone serves in t f e armed as Mr. Gradwohl states, logical- ly, dropouts are a positive factor airline. Because rapid of the repaid if the recipients fulfill - forces up to four years. the course A LEEP grant is eligible to tion to law college which in developing covers: introduc- the not a minus one.His reasoning is turnover personnel car-of the servicerequirements in the ' enforcement and simplythat, afterhaving been eer-minded woman is soonposi- thosewho are full-time criminal justice field. All grants ees of a publicly funded employ- corrections, history of penal in- or stitutions,communityrelations, police exposed the to realities of the tioned favorably on the seniority and loans are administeredby list. collegesanduniversitiestaking agency, correctionsthe or occupation,those girls who de- The airlines practice of re- part in theprogram(ofwhich courts. Preference wl be given and dynamics, probation il group communication, report writing cide that they are no longer in- oa to stateand l c l lawenforce- terested in becoming a steward- taining mature, attractive stew- Highline College is one). ment officers. andparole,theoryofsociology, ess leave theProgram and those ardesses strengthens posi- the Any person is eligible for the narcoticsanddangerousdrugs, For more information on eli- deviant behavior, introduction to who remain are most likely to tive benefits offered to the pro- loanwho is a full time student findsatisfaction in thistypeof fession. to be and enrolled in a graduate or under- gibility, courses pointstaken,con- psychology,andracerelations. . . work. In either c s , the interest ae From thisreporterspoint of graduateprogramleading to a other important Hilliard.in the The tacteither Mrs. survey course is the first the of student, in terms of a Viewthe airline stewardesshas degree or certificate in apro- step toward two a year Asso- financialoffice or Mr. gram of stud directly related to Jamesaids Take advantage of ciate Degree programin comm- satisfyingand fulfilling occupa- a lot going for her. First, she has Scott. tionalgoal is thatwhich is of anopportunity to meaningfully law the enircement field. A this opportunity NOWJ tiOnS. primary consideration. Serve a grateful public in a high minimum of fifteen semester * * 8 c
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Using openDNS I can specify the facebook.com site to be blocked and then I can't access it on any PC on the network. However the Facebook app on my iPad still let's me connect (on local wireless-n network). Is there a way to set OpenDNS to block this iPad app also?
You're most likely not using OpenDNS with that iPad. Visit http://welcome.opendns.com/ with it.
Where did you configure the OpenDNS resolver addresses, on the router, or on the devices? If on the router, it should take effect also on the iPad, else you had to configure the iPad too.
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OpenDNS is configured on the router not on the iPad itself.
What I would like is to be able to lock-down the network using OpenDNS at router level so that whatever mobile device connected into it was subject to "house rules".
It may not be possible to set up OpenDNS on the iPad itself - for instance I may not own the iPad (or other mobile device)... Domain name blocking on its own seems to be bypassed by the Apple "app".
Depending on your router - you should be able to identify the ipad in your router settings via it's MAC address, and then limited or screen the ipad's access to various domains (such as facebook.com, or certain keywords, etc).
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Did you visit http://welcome.opendns.com/ with the iPad you tested with? What was the outcome?
If you get an "Oops!", you had to check the iPad if it has manually alternative DNS server addresses configured, i.e. not the router's IP address and not the OpenDNS resolver addresses.
Also, it could well be that an app disregards the iOS settings and plays with DNS on its own.
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Why not block DNS (TCP port 53) on your router?
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Your network clients should be asking the router for DNS lookups, they shouldn't be carrying out their own dns queries directly.
That way, any devices that are attempting to use their "own" DNS will be prevented from doing so.
On my Linksys Router running Tomato, I could successfully block facebook on all machines using the domain names
however the Android and iPad apps on tablets and phones could still access. From tracking the router logs the apps were accessing via SSL (port 443) but only by IP Address, not FQDN.
Adding these IP Addresses has stopped the Apps as well:
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It's gotten very late, already 8 pm. But let me still show you a few screen shots of my upcoming DTCertificateViewer component. You can already pre-order for 50% off the final retail price.
ELO App at CeBIT
The current c't computer magazine has a short snippet mentioning the hybrid iPhone/iPad app we've been developing for ELO Digital Office GmbH.
If you come to CeBIT please pop by ELO's booth at hall 3, F30 to give the app a whirl. Doing so you can do us a favor if you keep mentioning how much you like the slick UI.
2012 in Review(s)
I recently revealed that app sales only make up about 4% of our company revenues. Because of this we don't have much budget to invest into our apps and the reasonable view is to see them as glorified hobby projects.
Nevertheless it is nice to go back over the past year in reviews to pick out the ones that transport the best emotions. There are many people who use app reviews as a sounding board for themselves and write things there that they never would say to a developer in person. Thus it is permissible to pick out the few reviews that give us the best feeling and ignore the rest.
Commercial Development License
Recently I've been getting more and more requests from potential clients to show them the license that is attached to components they would purchase from my parts store. I didn't have any except some verbal description.
On open source software I now routinely add a 2-clause BSD license, so it was about time to also get a proper license for my commercial components.
Here's the license I am going to use from now on. I adapted it from the commercial Development License that Peter Steinberger uses on his PSPDFKit, with a few modifications. Peter only allows use for a single app, our components can be used in all apps published via the licensee's app store account.
So if you develop apps for yourself then you just need to purchase one license for all your apps. If you develop an app for somebody else then this third party has to obtain a license (or you have to obtain it in their name). You can also purchase an Extended License upgrade that lifts this restriction.
This license also adds permission for me to mention your company on Cocoanetics.com. It also now allows for providing modified versions of the component source code to third parties, provided that those are also holders of a separate license.
If you are an existing license holder for any of our things then it won't hurt if you get in touch with us and see if your licensing is still ok for your specific use case.
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I received a spreadsheet from our accountant that totals our company revenues over the various categories of income that we receive. I figured, why not share this with you? I won't tell you the absolute numbers, but I think the relative distribution might be interesting.
19 months ago I wrote about the various kinds of income an iOS development outfit can have, when I was basically still in the discovery phase. Taking a long hard look at the distribution over those categories should yield some insights as to how to tweak the amount of effort you put into the various items.
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I am so angry right now. It is taking a lot of restraint to not be resorting to swear words about this one well-known corporation. Trust me, every time I have to cancel an invoice for a component from my Parts Store I am contemplating creating a black list page on my site. Those would be the companies to not do business with.
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Thanks for asking, Luis! I'm happy to answer this as I am considering your diligent asking as a compliment.
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Over the past month or so I was negotiating with a US-based company who wanted to retain my services as an expert on Rich Text and HTML parsing. Let me share a problem I had with a certain section in the contract that I was asked to sign, a problem that related to my previously created code and for-pay components.
Even experienced developers might be overly anxious to sign their next big contract to put food on the table without knowing what rights in their works they are signing over by this. This should serve as a gentle reminder: Better to read through the contract, all 19 pages of it, than having to be afraid that you inadvertently giving away your crown jewels.
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- Journal Title
- Journal of General Internal Medicine
- Coverage
- Volume 1 / 1986 - Volume 30 / 2015
- Print ISSN
- 0884-8734
- Online ISSN
- 1525-1497
- Publisher
- Springer US
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