The Collegiate Challenge - October 22, 1971

Title

The Collegiate Challenge - October 22, 1971

Description

Student newspaper of the Tacoma Community College. This issue is not labeled with a number but is volume VII, number 3 in the sequence and is eight pages.

This issue contains stories on a cross country meet; a Sports Car Club autocross and upcoming championship; a International Meditation Society-sponsored concert of "music and ideas" by Natural Tendency; the Washington State Community College creative arts magazine Mirror Northwest; TCC Board chairman Robert Yamashita; attempted formation of a crisis clinic at TCC to focus on drug abuse, including an interview with Steve Hicks of Tacoma Crisis Clinic on his goals; the start of the medical record technicians and respiratory care technicians programs; rehearsals for the play Ten Little Indians; a "60 Minutes" report on American emigration to England; student affairs advisor Paula Pasco promoting the student activities office; student Rich Williams working as a full-time policeman; a new General Adult Training and Education (GATE) program, designed for residents of the Conifer complexes and the Model Cities neighborhood; a debate by city council candidates Jack Gamble and Harold Moss; a board of trustees meeting primarily focused on implementing a drug abuse program; a new addition to the science building.

Also includes letters to the editor regarding horse manure in the Senate Raps office, Paul Creyssels not running for student senate, an All-College Council, a letter to the editor in the Senate Raps newsletter, an Alcoa Company presentation on campus for selling knives; editorial on student criticism of the Challenge and its budget; a review of the new Santana album; photos of mayor candidates Gordon Johnston and Fred Dean, promoting an upcoming Political Science Forum-sponsored presentation by both; ads and classified ads, including ads for birth control; "Rags, Bags, and Nags" column on the "establishment" and "anti-establishment."

Announcements include a required meeting for students in the Service Representative and Receptionist/Clerk programs, a Halloween party at the Image Theater, a concert by music group Natural Tendency, one credit workshops, formation of a scuba club, free judo lessons, an Obi Club-sponsored dance, a Feature Film Presentation of The Fox, TCC clubs representation at the Associated College Union Internationals conference, a dance in the cafeteria with music by Chinook, student Authula Powell Cooper winning a scholarship from the Washington Real Estate Educational Foundation, a concert by Crash & Buffalo, a rideshare bulletin board, election of new cheerleaders, am Associated Women Students-sponsored UNICEF drive, basketball tryouts, a presentation by Berkeley (California) mayor Warren Widener.

Staff credits: published by the Associated Students of Tacoma Community College; editor in chief Cheryl Doten; chief photographer Jim Gillespie; assistant editor Dann Tillinghast; business/ad manager Gene Achziger; reporters John Anderson, Terry Bartlett, Stephen Bowden, Dragan Butorac, Lynn Fitzpatrick, Michael Greenwood, Dolores Hill, LaMoyne Hreha, Jodi Malyon, Michael McLavy, John Pollen, Joyce Rhodes, Owens Satterwhite Jr., Lionel Sawyer, Ken Slusher, Kathy E. Wardlow; photographers Hans Brown, Greg Moore, Keith Uddenberg; columnists Terry Bale, Scott Williams; cartoonist Gary Payn; artist Phillip "Rosy" Rosenbaum; culture page Ed Hawkins; drama reviewer Candice Hanes; layout Jan Giroux.

Subject

College student newspapers and periodicals

Community colleges

Creator

Associated Students of Tacoma Community College

Source

Tacoma Community College Archives, Special Collections Library

Publisher

Tacoma Community College Archives

Date

1971-10-22

Contributor

Tenesch, Lewis

Creyssels, Paul

Doten, Cheryl

Whitbeck, Steve

Newlen, Rosalyn

Hreha, LaMoyne

Greenwood, Mike

Hawkins, Ed

McLavy, Mike

Williams, Scott

Byrne, Jim

Hill, Dolores

Slusher, K. L.

Hanes, Candice

Brown, Hans

Bowden, Steve

Bale, Terri

Rhodes, C. Joyce

Miller, Wanda

Rights

Use is governed by Tacoma Community College's Creative Commons Copyright policy requiring attribution and share-alike intentions.

Format

PDF

Language

English

Identifier

TCCAL_CC-19711022_CollegiateChallenge

Coverage

Tacoma (Wash.)