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4HE !35 IS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO COMBAT MAJOR ISSUES BY CREAT ING LOCATIONS AND EVENTS THAT WILL BRING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY TO THE CAMPUS 4HE !35 HAS BEEN LESS FOCUSED IN THE PAST BUT IT HAS A RENEWED ZEAL THIS YEAR WITH ALL OF THE CHANGES THAT HAVE COME ABOUT SINCE THE SPRING
!35 %XECUTIVE 6ICE 0RESIDENT !LBERT !MBRIS SAID (E SAID THE GROUP IS REVAMP ING THE BYLAWS THAT GOVERN WHAT IT DOES WHICH WILL MAKE REPRESENTING STUDENTS EASIER 4HE !35 IS INCREASING STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES TO GET A BETTER ANAL YSIS OF CAMPUS LIFE AND BECOME MORE IN TOUCH WITH WHAT AFFECTS EDUCATIONAL GOAL ACHIEVEMENT AT #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE !MBRIS SAID THE !35 IS FOCUS ING ON BRIDGING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP BETWEEN WHITE AND MINORI TY STUDENTS )T OPENED THE #OMET #AFÏ A PLACE WHERE STUDENTS CAN STUDY AND HANGOUT THAT IS LESS FOR MAL THAN THE ,IBRARY AND ,EARNING 2ESOURCE #ENTER )T HAS MORE PETITIONING SENATORS THAN EVER WHO ARE PASSIONATE AND PROMISING HOPEFULS !MBRIS SAID h) THINK IT S GOING TO WORK OUT WELL v HE SAID h4HE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE !35 2ODNEY 7ILSON HAS CREATED A POSITIVE CHANGE (E HAS SET THE FOCUS STRAIGHT AND IS TAKING HIS DUTIES SERIOUSLY v (E SAID EDUCATION IS NOT ALWAYS THE FOCUS IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES
BUT 7ILSON HOPES THE ADJUSTMENTS WILL INCREASE THE !35 S MORALE 7ILSON WHO WAS ELECTED INTO
OFFICE IN THE SPRING SAID THE !35 IS THE OFFICIAL STUDENT GOVERNMENT OF THE CAMPUS AND IT IS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO BETTER SERVE ALL STUDENTS 7ILSON SAID THREE YEARS AGO THE !35 LOST ITS FUNDING WHICH WAS A YEAR FROM THE "OOKSTORE
AND SINCE THEN IT HAS BEEN EXISTING ONLY BY FUNDRAISING AND WHAT IS LEFT OF ITS SAVINGS )T DOES NOT HAVE A BUDGET SO THE SENATORS HAVE TO BE MORE CREATIVE WITH THE hBOTTOM LINEv AND IN THE PAST THERE WAS LESS FISCAL RESPONSI BILITY 7ILSON SAID 4HE PRIMARY FOCUS OF THE !35 IS TO ALLOW STUDENTS TO SIT ON ALL OF THE COMMITTEES EXCEPT FOR THOSE CONCERNING LEGAL AND EMPLOYMENT ISSUES 3TUDENT REPRESENTATIVES ENSURE EQUAL SAY TO ALL WHO ATTEND ### 7ILSON SAID 4HE !35 OPERATES BY THE "ROWN !CT AND IS UNDER SHARED GOVERN MENT WITH THE STUDENT LIFE DEPART MENT &OR INSURANCE PURPOSES STUDENT LIFE ADVISES !35 BUT THEY ARE SEPA RATE DEPARTMENTS !35 6ICE 0RESIDENT OF #LUBS -IKHEAL "UNDA SAID THE !35 HOLDS SENATE MEETINGS ON 4HURSDAYS FROM TO P M THAT COVER POLICIES AND COORDINATE EVENTS "UNDA SAID SENATORS ARE EACH ASSIGNED A CONSTITUENCY 4HEY ALLO CATE FUNDS AND LOOK FOR WAYS TO CUT COSTS 3ENATOR POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS WITH A '0! WHO ARE NOT ON DISCIPLINARY PROBATION AND ARE TAKING A MINIMUM OF UNITS 4HEY MUST COMPLETE AN APPLICATION AND ATTEND FOUR CONSECUTIVE MEET INGS IN ORDER TO APPLY 3TUDENT REPRESENTATIVES NEED TO ATTEND ONE MEETING AND BE APPROVED BY THE BOARD "UNDA SAID "UNDA SAID THE !35 HAS RECENT LY ADDED THE NEW 4RAINING AND 2ECRUITMENT #OMMITTEE FOR THE '%/2'% -/2). 4(% !$6/#!4% PURPOSE OF GETTING NEW MEMBERS &ULL SERVICE !35 %XECUTIVE 6ICE 0RESIDENT !LBERT !MBRIS PREPARES A CUP OF COFFEE FOR STUDENT ON BOARD +EVIN (AYES DURING 7ELCOME 7EEK HELD IN THE QUAD ON !UG
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h4HIS IS A VERY GOOD PROGRAM 4HE STUDENTS ARE LUCKY TO BE IN A COLLEGE THAT GIVES THEM CULINARY EXPERTISE 4HE FACULTY IS VERY SUPPORTIVE v 7HEN 3HARKES TOOK CONTROL OF THE DEPARTMENT FIVE YEARS AGO HE HAD THE RESTAURANT COMPLETELY REN OVATED ! NEW ELECTRONIC 3HARKES ORDERING SYSTEM WAS ALSO IMPLEMENTED h) WANT TO KEEP IT FRESH APPEARANCE WISE AND SERVICE WISE v 3HARKES SAID 4HE RESTAURANT AND SNACK BAR COME WITH MANY CHALLENGES FOR THE STAFF #ULINARY ARTS STUDENT *ENNIFER 'ONZALEZ SAID h)T S CHALLENGING TO PLEASE PEOPLE ACT PROFESSIONAL AND WORK WELL WITH OTHERS v 3HE IS ALSO EXCITED TO BE COOKING FOR
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4EXAS IN THE S 4HE DOCUMENTARY IS BASED ON THE (OLLYWOOD FILM h4HE 'REAT $EBATERSv STAR RING $ENZEL 7ASHINGTON h7HEN ) WATCH THE MOVIE ) STILL GET CHILLS v "OSWELL 2AINE SAID h4HIS STORY HOLDS A LOT OF TRUTH FOR A LOT OF PEOPLE AND IT IS AN AWESOME THING WHEN PEOPLE TAKE SUCH CATASTROPHIC STEPS IN A TIME OF TURMOIL v "OSWELL 2AINE SAID THE DEBATERS WERE DEBATING DURING A TIME OF RACIAL SEGREGATION AND THE ODDS WERE AGAINST THEM AT THE SMALL BLACK COLLEGE 3HE SAID WITH PERSEVERANCE AND DEDICA TION TO WHAT THEY LOVED THE TEAM WAS ABLE TO OVERCOME THEIR BIGGEST OBSTACLES h) LOVE THE (OLLYWOOD VERSION DON T GET ME WRONG v "OSWELL 2AINE SAID h"UT SOME
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AND WE ARE WINNING v 3HE SAID THIS IS WHY THE TEAM IS HAVING EVENTS TO ATTRACT MEMBERS AND HOLDING A FUNDRAISER TO SPONSOR THE TEAM h) THINK IT WENT REALLY WELL v SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM COACH -ARIE !RCIDIACONO SAID h)T IS SO IMPORTANT FOR US TO REALIZE THE POWER OF OUR OWN VOICES v 3HE SAID THE REAL GREAT DEBATERS DID MAR VELOUS THINGS AND THE SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM ON CAMPUS IS FOLLOWING IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS
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-/.4%2%9 Â&#x2C6; 4HE #OMET FOOTBALL TEAM OPENED ITS SEASON 3ATURDAY NIGHT WITH A VICTORY ON THE ROAD A SENSE OF FAMILY AND A TALENTED DISPLAY OF CONFIDENCE
WHICH IT HOPES TO SUSTAIN #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE OVER ALL IN "AY 6ALLEY #ONFERENCE TOOK ITS FIRST STEP TO A SEASON IT HOPES WILL END WITH A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A BULL DOZING OF -ONTEREY 0ENINSULA #OLLEGE ### RUNNING BACK 2ASHAD (ALL RUSHED FOR AN YARD TOUCHDOWN TO PUT THE #OMETS UP EARLY IN THE FOURTH QUARTER ESSENTIALLY SECURING THE VICTORY h) VE GOT TO GIVE IT TO MY OFFEN SIVE LINE v (ALL SAID OF HIS RUN UP THE MIDDLE OF THE FALTERING -0# DEFENSE h) JUST SAW THE HOLE AND RAN IT v 4HE FRESHMAN ACCOUNTED FOR RUSHING YARDS ON CARRIES AND TWO TOUCHDOWNS AGAINST THE ,OBOS h7E HAVE A LOT OF TALENT AND DEPTH THIS YEAR v ### COACH!LONZO #ARTER SAID AFTER A BRIEF MOMENT OF TEARS FOLLOWING THE GAME S CONCLU SION h7E JUST NEED TO MESH OUR TALENT INTO THE SCHEME v 4HE #OMETS NEED TO STRENGTHEN THAT SCHEME FOR THEIR RIVALRY MATCH AGAINST $IABLO 6ALLEY #OLLEGE AT P M 3ATURDAY AT #OMET 3TADIUM !LTHOUGH STARTING QUARTERBACK *EFFERY !NDERSON SAID HIS TEAM
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LIMITING -0# TO YARDS ON ATTEMPTS h7E SWITCHED THE DEFENSE UP IN THE SECOND HALF v #ARTER SAID h7E HAVE A BETTER DEFENSE THIS YEAR IN NUMBERS AND TALENT v 3ECOND STRING QUARTERBACK ,AMAR -C+NIGHT GAVE THE #OMETS A LEAD IN THE FOURTH QUAR TER AFTER AN EYE OPENING YARD TOUCHDOWN PASS TO FRESHMAN WIDE
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! GAME DEFINING FREE KICK GAVE THE MEN S SOCCER TEAM ITS SECOND ONE GOAL LOSS OF THE SEASON DESPITE A SOLID DEFENSIVE EFFORT AGAINST &EATHER 2IVER #OLLEGE ON 3EPT AT HOME 7ITH SEVEN MINUTES LEFT THE #OMETS WERE CALLED FOR A FOUL RESULTING IN A FREE KICK FOR &2# MIDFIELDER 6IJAY 'ODHANIA FROM THE RIGHT CORNER OF THE GOALIE BOX 4HE #OMETS FORMED A FOUR MAN WALL IN FRONT OF THE KICKER AND THE BALL WENT TO THE ONLY AREA AVAILABLE FOR 'ODHANIA TO KICK IT
THE BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER OF THE GOAL h/UR COACH TOLD US AT THE HALF THAT ONE GOAL WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THIS GAME v ### DEFENDER (ILBERTH )BARRA $IAZ SAID h5NFORTUNATELY OUR WALL ON THE FREE KICK WASN T SOLID v 4HE TEAM S COACH HOWEVER CLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE LOSS TO THE 'OLDEN %AGLES h4HE WALL IN FRONT OF THE FREE KICK ATTEMPT WASN T SET UP CORRECTLY v #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE COACH 2UDY :ELLER SAID h) TOLD THE TEAM THAT ) M TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR THAT BECAUSE WE HAVEN T WORKED ON IT ENOUGH IN PRACTICE v
### HELD &2# TO NINE SHOT ATTEMPTS AND GOALKEEPERS +EVIN 3UAREZ AND 2OBERT /LSEN COMBINED FOR SIX SAVES 4HE #OMETS DEFENSIVE SCHEME STAGNATED THE 'OLDEN %AGLES OFFENSE FORCING &2# TO FREQUENTLY MAKE BAD PASSES TURN THE BALL OVER AND TAKE POOR SHOT ATTEMPTS :ELLER SAID THE #OMETS WERE PLAYING A SLIDING DEFENSE USING FOUR DEFENSIVE BACKS LINED ACROSS THE FIELD AND ONE SWEEPING DEFENDER 4HE DEFENDERS SHIFT TO THE SIDE OF THE FIELD WHERE THE BALL IS IN PLAY THE COACH SAID AND CONVERGE ON THE BALL CARRIER WHILE OTHERS DEFEND THE PASSING LANES h4HE DEFENSIVE SCHEME IS WORKING REALLY WELL THE GUYS ARE BUYING INTO IT v :ELLER SAID 3 T R I K E R !LEKSANDAR 6FRUH%RDUG +OSTDINOV SAID THERE WERE OTHER %AGLES KEYS TO THE #OMET #OMETS DEFENSE AS WELL h7E PUT BIGGER .EXT GAME GUYS IN THE MIDDLE &RIDAY VS OF THE FIELD AND !MERICAN MADE PLAYS ON BALLS 2IVER P M THAT WERE ON OUR SIDE v HE SAID h7E KEPT THE PRESSURE ON THEIR END OF THE FIELD AND EVERYONE GAVE A PERCENT EFFORT v 4HROUGHOUT THE GAME THE #OMETS MAN AGED SHOTS ON GOAL TWO OF WHICH WERE GREAT OPPORTUNITIES SHOT FROM JUST IN FRONT OF THE GOAL BY DEFENDER *AMAL !LZANBAAI
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