San Jose City College Times, Vol. 44, Issue 8, Dec 13, 1990

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Serving San Jose City College

Vol.44, No. 8

Thursday, Dec. 13, 1990

In a cloud of dust and a hearty . • • SJCC renovation begins in February By Adam P. Segal

Alarigel

your corner When the cold steely talons of impersonal bureaucracy seize you by the throat, you would do well to have a champion such as Alice Gosak, English as a Second Language instructor at City College. Gosak has lobbied the San Jose Public Library since August 1988 to change its theft policy and stop arresting the absent-minded. It's hard to imagine the cherubic Gosak angry. Her perpetual smile and aggressively friendly demeanor

- s e e Gosak, Page 12

Registering for classes, meeting withcounselorsorjustgettingacup of coffee may be difficult next Fall. Pavement from the Library to the Student Union will be tom up during remodeling, pr~venting .a~cess to the adjacent buildmgs through the usual entrances, from June 1991 to February

according to Phil Mowry, director of facilities planning for the district Beginning in late May or early June, the Student Union will be shut down completely and unless ar' '

Right now there isn't a plan for food service' but we know we have to do something about it.

1992.

"We've got to very carefully plan and anticipate, and put signs up, and get people out there directing so we don'tlose students," said Administrative Dean Richard Casey at a meeting with the Facilities Planning Committee. The remodeling begins this February with the complete destruction of City College's main entrance. Over the following four months, the short-term parking lot will be moved eastward to the area directly opposite the Fine Arts wing, and a new main entrance will be put in,

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- - Dean Richard rangements are made, no food will be available on campus. "Right now there isn't a plan for food service, but we know we have to do something about it," said Casey. The vending machines, games and juke box will also be unusable during this time. "Video games won't be active and that's an impact on (ASB) revenue unless we do something about it," stated Casey. Science classes and placement

1990-91 Estimate

By Adam P. Segal

Verse & ·Visiorn page 6-7

1 Kevin G.'S ' Dishmon

ASCV.P.

resigns By AnneEiena Foster

In a fmal ironic twist, Kevin G. 'S' Dishmon resigned as the Associated Student Council's vice-president on Wednesday. Dishmon had been underfuefrom other Council members for his allegedly negative attitude in dealing with the Council. At the Dec. 5 meeting President DanielGunther read a letter submitted by someASC members stating grievances against the vice-president and calling for his resignation. The letter, signed by members Tammie Iorio, Lori Branham, - - - See Dishmon, Page 5

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Go ahead and s By AnneEiena Foster

1989-90

testing that normally takes place in rooms Sl and S2 will have to be moved due to the noise of trucks and jack hammers. . Thecampusbookstoremayhave to operate out of its warehouse for a time. Noise is likely to intenere with other campus activities near the construction site. When the dust finally clears, the new Student Union will have an enCasey closedgameroom,anew student lounge with a fire place and a brand new food service area on the ground floor. On the second floor will be an enclosed study group area, an entertainment area and a display area. A glass wall will replace the railing along the balcony. The area in front of the Student Union, known as the "pit," will be filled in and landscaped. A new sign, entrance banner and campus directory at the main entrance will put the finishing touches on the campus renovation.

8llltring to the new ruling. During the

IndignantDOD-smotasa.ycmc:e contiDued to smote iDside lbe again be holding their breath in tbe Student Union. Student Union. In a maDO submitted to ASC 1be Associared Student Council PresideDl Daniel Gunther 011 Nov. 011 Wednesday, Nov. 4 rescinded its 14, ASC Vice-President ICevia earlier ruling that smotina be po- Dishmon brougbtitiOtbeaaenlioa of eo.cn lbat it may ba¥e . , . hibited in the Studalt Unioa. 1be Union WIS dedlnd to be a operating OUISide tbe scope of its. non-smoking facility by abc COuo- power to decJare the biailding cil early in the semester. A Jmse SIIIOte-Re. 'llleissnewasaa.lapiaattbe lamer 8IIDOUJieiag as madl 4 meeting when Delll ofSiabung malbD-.clflcufcrlltw-~

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Clint's back!

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~-Dean

eveninl" Slllilenls Soudlwud. it is ... polict of die dkltic:ldlli die~ Uakln11a¥e smotingandnon-smotingsecdcms. Soulhward said that srare law specifies that eating esaablislunents provide non-smoking areas. He said tbal though schoolsareuempt from that Jaw, the district board decided to eslablisb tbe non-smoking aas anyway.

Soadtwanl said that while the 0:a1ci1 may not dec:8e the entire

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