Lassen Community College - Cougars Tale Yearbook (Susanville, CA)

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Sn, :nd , 1 u A A ----- -- f11H1S for 3b0llt SIX ITIOHUIS- recycle the materials. We Thenlfree-lanced for Channel can S911 all me solid waste and are tion oup nal ans an, ned 1 tid 'AI 1 'om' e to own Tl is 1 19, :for can you lls,. US, just the you lent :oss B89 , en. free hot Fhis ofit idly l a ier, V8 a me. et here. But this amount, I think :ducts will have iled until the plants are built this problem. recycle, we can round the world :lds oflninerals I wouldn't have :ement if I had ter was going to Has the Court bomb threats? No, we have had I was at a State Judge's Sonora on Oct. 1971 and this What did you ..a lot of un- ants? You will have to YOIIE antnuyseu , V ,, c-- ---T 1 started the in- about Judge Kirby's talk to the tnrview. Lassen County Board of 3. 111111 I , , Supervisors. The Bee quoted 5 Judge Kirby, We have minorities...a lot of un- desirable students who may take it out on the court. 1 Take what out on the court? What students? What minorities? Your reporter wondered, so, together with other students - Paul Har- ding, Lorraine Jones, 'Ronald Comier, we went up to the County Courthouse on Wed- nesday, Nov. 3, 1971 to see if I could get an interview with Judge Kirby for the Cougar. The Judge was just finishing a court session and told the clerk, yes, he would see us, so she sent us into the Judge's office. I had a list of questions that I LBC Dehaters Elimin M 'vomen de men's and anced to c er defeatii slowly in tl . :ompetition llege men's of fir: . 1 6-5 f ar lark Gustaf: 9 'WM en, boweC p Zi, f b Y .othe Umvei 1 i ' . , J NN , irter-finals Agavolucu ou un: tsinuuyxuuznuy ---- college' U- preliminary elimination 011. Saturday I-he mel- - --- Plan was -n--.p-s,w....-a,557w-,- I v 1 - One ofthe big problems is that big business just seems to want to go on making big monev and not face the fact the 1. I W I one asked you to bend over backwards LIIICC wen: auca'ocn'un uuyca J. Schwelm: Your Honor, being arrested doesn't mean ty. I understand of the thirty-three 'ested were from even if they were 2 out -of eight d fifty is a very a. fLater, I found ' nine were college y: I really bend :wards to give Ie stood up, I :ontinue this con- and he left the : Your Honor, no :stioning you about stice!! that is your sing justice and a all. No one asked l over backwards more I think about 4 -Y --- -7- --v-- ,available and studeiitsl are encouraged to plan -their programs .for next semester - - ation will -J the Student s moved to This should 13th. In the its should: r programs -e uirferent, I need to be 1 merit out as and fines iatives, and re always a n any group. ES who rip off money, fur- reo. You see ho have run Jme on down eet the wide f mteresting students we have on campus. It will give you a bigger view of the u ngnocua unc. uuao Wlldlf ILUIU UI. justice are you disbursing??? Do you give sentences that are JUST because that is what the crime justifies or do you give sentences to minorities like blacks, hippies, Chicanos, because they are different, therefore bad and need to be put down? Then merit out different sentences and fines for the Whites, Natives, and Rich people?? Judge, there are always a few undesirables in any group. Especially the ones who rip off with your bike, money, fur- niture, car or stereo. You see only the people who have run afoul of the law. Come on down to the college. Meet the wide variety of interesting students we have on campus. It will give you a bigger view of the world. Dnanan cinna- , - ' - -' ' through 12th grade, it provides b acket Sam,-da g to rally, ,after losing a to form a nationally affiliated . . . . .,5..+....:,..... m........?r1?E?iEE1-S2T,, closedecisinn.tn-Butte,CnlleQe-f,A!1ChBI?y Cl!-lb lS urged U0 for spgclal training. ad .ln-

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61' I 5,5 41. to r.j Bottom Row Dolly Bomar, Susan Sewell, Sherry Buchanan, Robert Totten. Top Row- Paul Harding, Ted Silberstein, Danny Calla- han, Mark Gustafson. Bob Sheperd, Advisor -L