Solano Tempest May 15, 2013

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THE VOICE OF SOLANO COLLEGE

VOL. 29, NO. 14

MAY 15 - SEPT. 3, 2013

Arrested development District governing board to hear proposal by Solano Sheriff’s department May 15 Paul Quiroga Opinion Editor pquiroga@solanotempest.net

The Solano County Sheriff’s department is currently negotiating with Solano Community College to replace the campus police. A board meeting open to the public will be held 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15, in the 600 building where the sheriff’s department will make a presentation on campus safety and security. According to the governing board agenda, the college is assessing ways to strengthen the college police by “expanding full-time and part-time staffing; reinstating the third-shift coverage, pro-

ing, and will continue viding ongoing to help through the professional month of June. Snedetraining, updatA CLOSER LOOK ker said he is working ing equipment, at SCC three days a and solidifying week. the relationship The SCC governing board meets at 6:30 p.m. May 15 in “We will be doing with the surthe 600 building rounding Police the exact same things Departments the security does here and the Sheriff’s now,” Snedeker said. Office.” “We want to increase “The Sheriff’s the security and safety, department has a lot more resources not only the security, but the presence of than this place, ” said Deputy Daryl security on campus,” said Yulian Ligioso, Snedeker, of the Solano Sheriff’s depart- SCC’s vice president of business and fiment. Snedeker said he and others from nance. the Sheriff’s office are currently assisting 8SEE POLICE, PAGE 8 SCC campus police due to understaff-

Proud heritage

45 departments to offer courses this summer at SCC By Ben Gogna Editor-in-chief

Napa dancers show off their moves at the Cinco de Mayo event at Solano College May 5.

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Students will be able to choose from over 400 classes in 45 different departments that will be offered over the summer at Solano Community College campuses in both the eight and six week sessions. “This is a good opportunity for students to catch up on their units to speed up their graduation and transfer; also to lighten up on their fall and spring schedules,” said Jowel Laguerre, superintendent/ president of SCC. Summer session was canceled last year due to budget cuts. Courses will be offered this summer in these departments: Accounting, anthropology, art, astronomy, biological science, business, chemistry, cinematography, computer & informational science, cosmetology, counseling, criminal justice, drafting, economics, English, fire technology, geography, geology, health education, history, horticulture, human development, industrial technology, learning resources, maintenance techniSteve Reczkowski/Tempest

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The district governing board will hear plans about the future of campus police.

8SEE SUMMER, PAGE 8

QUOTE OF THE WEEK “Here rests in honor glory an American soldier known but to God.”- Tomb of the Unknown Solider, Arlington National Cemetery


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