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3TATE BUDGET DEFICITS HAVE LEFT #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE WITHOUT A 4RANSFER #ENTER SINCE THE FALL SEMESTER AND ITS ELIMINATION HAS MANY STUDENTS STRUGGLING FOR INFORMATION h 4HE 4RANSFER #ENTER WAS REALLY HELPFUL )T MADE IT EASIER TO UNDERSTAND HOW THE PRO CEDURES GO WHAT ESSAYS TO WRITE SHOWING THE PROPER STEPS TO TRANSFER v BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MAJOR -ARTELL -C#RAW SAID h.OT HAVING A 4RANSFER #ENTER IS GOING TO PUT A HOLE IN THE SPEED FOR STUDENTS SINCE THEY )N NEED OF DON T HAVE ANYONE TO GO TO TO LEARN ABOUT MORE TRANSFERRING v 4HE LACK OF A 0RIOR TO ITS ELIMINATION THE COLLEGE HAD A 4RANSFER #ENTER FULL TIME EMPLOYEE ORGANIZING AND OPERATING LEAVES STUDENTS A CAMPUS 4RANSFER #AREER #ENTER FOR THE PAST HINDERED AND YEARS UNINFORMED ON )N AN ATTEMPT TO INFORM STUDENTS ABOUT TRANSFERRING THE TRANSFERRING PROCESS A 4RANSFER !DMISSION 'UARANTEE 4!' WORKSHOP WAS HELD IN THE !SSESSMENT #ENTER ON 4HURSDAY SPONSORED BY THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT h 3PEAKERS MAINLY TALKED ABOUT 5# TRANSFERS v PSYCHOLOGY
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4HE ELEVATOR IN THE ,IBERAL !RTS "UILDING HAS BROKEN DOWN SEVERAL TIMES THIS SEMESTER MAKING IT INCONVENIENT FOR STUDENTS WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEED ACCESS TO THE ELEVATOR TO GET TO CLASS ! BROKEN ELEVATOR VIOLATES THE !MERICANS WITH $ISABILITIES !CT MEANING THE FACILITY AND BUILDINGS SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE A RELIABLE WORKING ELEVATOR FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED STU DENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS 4HE ELEVATOR WOULD COST #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE TO REPLACE h)T AFFECTS ME A GREAT DEAL )T S STRESS AND PAIN WE HAVE TO DEAL WITH v !BILITIES #LUB
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Lack of Transfer Center leaves students in need
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WO YEAR INSTITUTIONS INCLUDING #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE ARE PLACES WHERE STUDENTS ATTEND CLASSES TO GRADUATE WITH AN ASSOCIATE DEGREE OR CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION BY TRANSFERRING TO A FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY "EFORE ITS ELIMINATION IN FALL THE CAMPUS HAD A 4RANSFER #AREER #ENTER ˆ AN AREA FOR STUDENTS TO RECEIVE INFOR MATION ON THE PROCESS OF TRANSFERRING #UTS IN STATE FUNDING TOWARD EDUCA TION ARE HINDERING STUDENTS IN MANY WAYS /NE WAY INCLUDES THE ABSENCE OF THE 4RANSFER #AREER #ENTER ON CAMPUS 7HILE IT MAY NOT BE A LETHAL WOUND INFLICTED UPON STUDENTS NOT HAVING ONE STILL MAKES TRANSFERRING MORE DIFFICULT ! SANCTUARY TO THOSE WITH INQUIRIES ABOUT FOUR YEAR COLLEGES IS GONE LEAVING INDIVIDUALS FRUSTRATED AND CONFUSED )N AN ATTEMPT TO PUT AN END TO THE CONFUSION ### HAS BEEN HOSTING SEV ERAL 4RANSFER !DMISSIONS 'UARANTEE 4!' WORKSHOPS 4HESE WORKSHOPS PROVIDE INFORMA TION ON THE PROCEDURES STUDENTS HAVE TO UNDERGO TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATIONS 7HILE THIS SUBSTITUTE IS SOMEWHAT HELPFUL THE ALTERNATIVE JUST DOES NOT CUT IT 5NFORTUNATELY THE WORKSHOPS CAN T PROVIDE EVERY ANSWER A STUDENT MAY NEED 4HEREFORE COUNSELORS HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE RESPONSIBILITY OF INFORMING STUDENTS ABOUT TRANSFER AS WELL 4HE PROBLEM WITH THIS IS THE COUNSEL ING DEPARTMENT ONLY ALLOWS PEOPLE TO DROP IN TO SEE A COUNSELOR WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT BETWEEN THE HOURS OF AND A M 7HILE SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT IS A SURE WAY TO SEE A COUNSELOR IT CAN TAKE UP TO TWO WEEKS FOR THE MEETING TO ACTUALLY TAKE PLACE MAKING IT HARD TO GET THOSE EMINENT QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN A TIMELY MANNER 7HAT WAS ONCE A PAINLESS EXPERIENCE IS NOW A RIGOROUS WAITING PROCESS )NCREASING TUITION AND CUTS IN COURSES AND DEPARTMENTS ARE JUST ADDING ON TO THE PILE OF AN EVER FILLING #ALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT S PLATE )T IS UP TO THE CAMPUS TO PROVIDE PROPER TOOLS FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE ON THEIR WAY DOWN THAT PROVERBIAL PATH OF EDUCATION !LTHOUGH ### HAS ATTEMPTED TO FILL THE GAP IT IS NOT ENOUGH /NE OF THE TWO PIECES OF PAPER GIVEN AT THE WORKSHOPS INCLUDES )NTERSEGMENTAL 'ENERAL %DUCATION 4RANSFER #URRICULUM AND 4!' 1UALIFICATIONS "UT IF SOME ONE IS CONFUSED ABOUT ITS CONTENTS IT LEAVES THAT STUDENT RIGHT WHERE HE OR SHE STARTED )T SEEMS THAT SOME STUDENTS TRYING TO TRANSFER MAY FIND THEMSELVES IN NEED OF HELP TO FINISH THE LAST FEET OF THEIR EDUCATIONAL JOURNEYS BEFORE TRANSFER RING TO A FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY ### IS CURRENTLY TRYING TO HELP THEM WITH FEET OF ROPE
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EALITY TELEVISION SHOWS HAVE TAKEN THE COUNTRY AND THE WORLD BY STORM IN RECENT YEARS 3OME PEOPLE CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT THEM WHILE OTHERS CANNOT STAND TO WATCH THEM 3OME OF THESE SHOWS ARE CONTROVERSIAL IN NATURE "UT NO OTHER SHOW GARNERS AS MUCH CONTROVERSY AS 4HE ,EARNING #HANNEL S 4,# SHOW h4ODDLERS AND 4IARAS v h4ODDLERS AND 4IARASv HAS BEEN ON THE AIR SINCE AND DEPICTS THE TWISTED WORLD OF CHILD BEAUTY PAGEANTS 0ARENTS ON THIS SHOW GO TO EXTREME LENGTHS SACRIFICING AND ABUSING THEIR CHILDREN S HEALTH TO GET THE BEST SHOT AT WINNING THE PAGEANT IN THEIR AGE GROUP /N ONE EPISODE MOTHER *UNE 3HANNON GAINED NATION AL ATTENTION FOR GIVING HER YEAR OLD A CONCOCTION OF CAFFEINATED BEVERAGES SHE CALLS hGO GO JUICEv TO MAKE HER DAUGHTER MORE ENERGETIC WHILE ON STAGE 3OME MOMENTS ON THIS SHOW ALSO COME UNCOMFORT ABLY CLOSE TO CHILD PORNOG RAPHY /N ANOTHER EPISODE YEAR OLD !FRICAN !MERICAN 6ICTORIA WAS GIVEN A SPRAY TAN 3EEING A YEAR OLD GIRL WALK AROUND IN AN UNSETTLING LY REVEALING TOP MAY SEEM BAD ALREADY ,ISTENING TO HER MOTHER TALK ABOUT HOW THE TAN WOULD MAKE HER DAUGHTER LOOK MORE hNATURALv IS MORE ALONG THE LINES OF INCREDIBLY DISTURBING ! DIFFERENT MOTHER IS CUR RENTLY FACING A LAWSUIT OVER PARADING HER YEAR OLD DAUGHTER ABOUT IN A COS
COMPETITIONS /N h4ODDLERS AND 4IARASv PARENTS HAVE CONFESSED TO SPENDING MORE THAN TO SUPPORT THEIR CHILDREN IN PAGEANTS NOT UNCOMMONLY RESULTING IN MASSIVE DEBT OR THE LOSS OF THE FAMILY HOME /THER VICIOUS ASPECTS OF TUME THAT INCLUDED A PADDED PAGEANT LIFE INCLUDE LAW BOSOM AND HIND END SUITS REGARDING THE POTENTIAL 0UTTING THESE CHILDREN SEXUALIZATION OF THE UNDERAGE THROUGH THESE SITUATIONS IS PAGEANT CONTESTANTS UNETHICAL 4HE LIVES OF $ESPITE THE BEN CHILD BEAUTY EFITS FROM BEING A PAGEANT CONTES PARTICIPANT MANY 4HERE ARE TANTS ARE NOT WELL GIRLS ARE OFTEN UNDERSTOOD AND SCOUTED BY MOD UNDENIABLY ULTIMATELY UNDER ELING AND TALENT ESTIMATED AGENCIES LONG TERM 0RIOR TO THE CRE "UT A DARK SIDE ATION OF h4ODDLERS CAN EASILY INFLU ENCE THESE DEVELOP CONSEQUENCES AND 4IARASv THE LAST MAJOR HEAD ING MINDS LINE THAT FOCUSED 2EGARDLESS OF ALL THAT AFFECT ON PAGEANT LIFE THE GLITZ GLAMOR AND ATTENTION THAT MANY PAGEANT WAS THE BRUTAL MURDER OF CHILD COMES WITH DOING BEAUTY QUEEN WELL IN THESE PAG WINNERS *ON"ENET 2AMSEY EANTS THERE ARE ON #HRISTMAS $AY UNDENIABLY LONG IN TERM CONSEQUENCES AFTER 3INCE THEN THAT AFFECT MANY THEIR CAREERS VERY LITTLE FOCUS PAGEANT WINNERS HAS BEEN GIVEN TO AFTER THEIR CAREERS WHAT CHILD BEAUTY HAVE ENDED HAVE ENDED PAGEANT CONTES ! STUDY TANTS GO THROUGH TO DO WELL IN AVAILABLE ON WWW SCIENCE THESE CONTESTS DIRECT COM WHICH SURVEYED "UT SINCE h4ODDLERS AND WOMEN FOUND THAT 4IARASv BECAME A HIT IT LOOKS LOW SELF ESTEEM A HIGHER BODY MASS INDEX "-) AND AS THOUGH A GLIMPSE INTO THE SOMEWHAT SENSATIONALIZED DEPRESSION ARE RISK FACTORS OF BODY DISSATISFACTION 4HE LIVES OF CHILD BEAUTY PAGEANT CONTESTANTS CAN BE BROADCAST STUDY SHOWED THAT BODY DIS SATISFACTION CAN BE CAUSED BY WORLDWIDE FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ELEMENTS OF ONE S ENVIRON MENT OR EXPOSURE TO IDEALIZED !LEXANDER -ORA IS A MEDIA FIGURES STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER OF 4HE !NOTHER DARK ASPECT OF THE PAGEANT WORLD IS THE COST !DVOCATE #ONTACT HIM AT OF ENTERING THEIR CHILDREN IN AMORA ADVOCATE GMAIL COM
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How does the lack of a Transfer Center affect students on campus?
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!LZHEIMER S PATIENT WITH AN ADVANCED FORM OF DEMENTIA 4HE DIAGNOSIS OF "ENOIT S BRAIN MATCHED THOSE OF FOUR RETIRED .&, PLAYERS WHO HAD SUFFERED MULTIPLE CONCUSSIONS LEADING TO DEPRESSION AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR /NE OF THE FOUR FOOTBALL PLAYERS IS RETIRED 0HILADELPHIA %AGLES DEFENSIVE BACK !NDRE 7ATERS 7ATERS COMMITTED SUICIDE IN .OVEMBER 3HORTLY AFTER HIS DEATH HIS FAMILY WAS ALSO APPROACHED BY .OWINSKI TO HAVE 7ATERS BRAIN TISSUE EXAMINED 5NIVERSITY OF 0ITTSBURGH NEUROPATHOLOGIST "ENNET /MAULU THEN RECEIVED THE RESULTS OF THE EXAMINATION $R /MAULU REPORTED ON BRAININ JURYINSTITUTE ORG THAT 7ATERS BRAIN TISSUE HAD ALSO DEGENERATED SIMILAR TO A BRAIN OF AN !LZHEIMER S PATIENT (E BELIEVED THE DAMAGE WAS RELATED TO THE MULTIPLE CONCUSSIONS HE HAD SUF FERED IN HIS FOOTBALL CAREER SIMILAR TO "ENOIT S CASE &OOTBALL IS THE MOST COMMON SPORT FOR CONCUSSION RISK WITH A PERCENT CHANCE FOR .&, PLAYERS $URING JUST ONE SEASON A PLAYER WILL RECEIVE TO HITS DIRECTLY TO THE HEAD !CCORDING TO NFL COM DATA SHOWED THAT IN CONCUSSIONS WERE REPORTED FROM PRESEASON GAMES UP TO THE EIGHTH WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON 4HE NUMBER INCREASED TO IN AND AGAIN THE NEXT YEAR WITH CON CUSSIONS REPORTED 7ITH THIS DATA NOW BEING BROUGHT TO THE PUBLIC S ATTENTION THE .&, SEEMS TO HAVE TAKEN SOME SAFETY MEASURES TO LIMIT THE RISKS OF THIS PARTICULAR INJURY !FTER
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MAJOR :ACK -EAHAN SAID h) WASN T PLANNING TO TRANSFER TO A 5# BUT AFTER ATTENDING THE WORKSHOP IT MADE ME RE THINK THINGS "UT YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE PLACE TO GO TO INSTEAD OF TRYING TO TALK TO A COUN SELOR IN A SMALL AMOUNT OF TIME v $ESPITE TRANSFER WORKSHOPS BEING OFFERED AT ### STUDENTS AGREE HAVING A 4RANSFER #ENTER WITH INFORMATION ON HUNDREDS OF FOUR YEAR COLLEGES WOULD BE BEST h) VE SEEN STUDENTS HAVE A HARD TIME TRANSFERRING v ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE MAJOR $ENNIS -C#OLLINS SAID h)T S LIKE HAVING SOMEONE ASK YOU TO BUILD A ROOF WITHOUT A LAD DER -ORE KIDS ARE GOING INTO COL LEGE BLINDLY 4HEY WON T KNOW WHAT
THEY RE DOING v -C#RAW REMEMBERS VISITING THE #AREER 4RANSFER #ENTER WHEN IT WAS STILL OPEN ON CAMPUS 4HE #ALIFORNIA #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE #HANCELLOR S /FFICE WEB SITE STATES AS PART OF ITS MISSION STATEMENT COMMUNITY COLLEGES ARE TO PROVIDE PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER TO FOUR YEAR INSTITUTIONS 3TUDENTS HOWEVER SAY THE COL LEGE HASN T BEEN APPROPRIATELY GUIDING THEM ON HOW TO TRANSFER h 3TUDENTS WANT TO GO TO THE COLLEGE TO TRANSFER AND IF THE COL LEGE DOESN T HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE STUDENTS MIGHT NOT WANT TO GO THERE BECAUSE THEY DON T HAVE THE PROPER GUIDANCE v -C#RAW SAID 3INCE THE CUT THE COUNSELING
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DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN IN CHARGE OF INFORMING STUDENTS ABOUT TRANSFER RING 'IVEN THE RESPONSIBILITY TO INFORM INDIVIDUALS ABOUT HOW TO TRANSFER TO A FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY COUNSELORS HAVE DIFFICULTIES TRYING TO SERVE EACH PERSON INDIVIDUALLY 7ITH THE 4RANSFER #ENTER GONE AN ADDITIONAL BURDEN HAS BEEN PLACED ON COUNSELORS %/03 COUN SELOR $IONNE 0EREZ SAID -EAHAN WHO TRIED DROPPING INTO COUNSELING FOR AN APPOINTMENT HAD TO WAIT AN HOUR AND A HALF TO GET IN TO SEE A COUNSELOR h)T S HARD TRYING TO GET A HOLD OF ONE v HE SAID h4HE COLLEGE IS PUSH ING ALL THESE THINGS ON THE COUN SELORS 7E RE SPENDING MORE TIME WAITING FOR ONE THAN WITH ONE v
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3TRUGGLE ˆ #OMET MIDFIELDER *AMIE 2UIZ HEADS THE BALL AS 'LADIATOR DEFENDERS BATTLE FOR POSSESSION DURING THE GAME AGAINST #HABOT #OLLEGE AT THE SOCCER FIELD ON &RIDAY
'LADIATORS TRIUMPH OVER #OMETS IN SHUTOUT ONLY THREE DEFENDERS (E SAID THAT HE WAS TRYING TO CRE 34!&& 72)4%2 ATE BETTER SCORING OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIS MTHOMAS ADVOCATE GMAIL COM #OMET SQUAD AS HE FELT THAT THE TEAM $ESPITE A GOOD DEFENSIVE EFFORT IN THE PLAYED BETTER AS A PLAYER SQUAD h7E WERE PLAYING WITH ONLY THREE FIRST HALF THE MEN S SOCCER TEAM FAILED TO PUT A GOAL ON THE SCOREBOARD AS #ONTRA DEFENDERS SO ) TOOK A CHANCE AND THAT #OSTA #OLLEGE WAS SHUT OUT AT HOME CREATED MORE SCORING OPPORTUNITIES 5NFORTUNATELY WE DIDN T GET THEM v AGAINST #HABOT #OLLEGE ON &RIDAY :ELLER SAID h) FEEL LIKE 4RAILING IN THE WE PLAYED WELL WITH SECOND HALF ### ScoreBoard PLAYERS v DEFENDER #ARLOS 4HE #OMETS MAN ,OZANO RECEIVED A RED 'LADIATORS AGED ONLY SHOTS ON CARD AND WAS EJECTED #OMETS GOALS COMPARED TO THE FROM THE GAME FORCING 'LADIATORS THE SQUAD TO PLAY WITH .EXT GAME 3OLID DEFENSE FROM PLAYERS FOR THE REST &RIDAY AT "UTTE #OLLEGE BOTH TEAMS KEPT THE OF THE HALF P M GAME SCORELESS IN THE h) THOUGHT WE &OLLOW THIS GAME LIVE AT FIRST HALF PLAYED A GOOD GAME TWITTER COM ACCENTADVOCATE #HABOT MIDFIELDER HOWEVER THAT RED CARD 'ERALDO :ENDEJAS WAS WAS KEY TO US LOSING ABLE TO SCORE TWO CON THE GAME v #OMET COACH 2UDY :ELLER SAID h #HABOT TOOK SECUTIVE GOALS IN THE SECOND HALF 'LADIATOR MIDFIELDER %LLIOT 0ETERSEN ADVANTAGE OF THE EJECTION v 4HE #OMETS WERE ALSO SHUT OUT BY ADDED THE FINAL GOAL IN THE TH MINUTE -ODESTO *UNIOR #OLLEGE ON 3EPT OF THE SECOND HALF WHICH SEALED THE WIN ### WILL GO ON THE ROAD TO PLAY "UTTE FOR #HABOT 4HE #OMETS WERE OUTNUMBERED ON #OLLEGE THIS &RIDAY AT P M $UE TO ,OZANO S EJECTION :ELLER WAS THE FIELD FOR THE REMINDER OF THE SECOND FORCED TO PLAY THE REST OF THE GAME WITH HALF BEING DOWN ONE MAN BUT BAD PASS "Y -IKE 4HOMAS
ING CAUSED THE TEAM TO MISS OPPORTUNI TIES TO SCORE ### MIDFIELDER 'RIFFIN 0IPER SAID THE TEAM NEEDS TO IMPROVE ON CONVERTING SHORT PASSES IN ORDER TO MAKE SPACE FOR SCORING OPPORTUNITIES h)T S DIFFICULT TO PLAY WHEN YOU ARE OUTNUMBERED BY YOUR OPPONENT v 0IPER SAID h7E NEED COMMUNICATE WITH EACH OTHER MORE AND GET TO THE OPPONENT S GOAL FASTER v #OMET STRIKER /MAR !RELLANO SAID :ELLER AND PLAYERS AGREED THAT THEY WANT TO IMPROVE ON ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR GAME AS THEY HAVE TALENTED PLAYERS HOWEVER THE LACK OF CHEMISTRY AND COM MUNICATION HURTS THE SQUAD h7E NEED TO KEEP WORKING UNTIL WE GET OUR CHEMISTRY TOGETHER v !RELLANO SAID #OMET DEFENDER 'URJEET 3INGH SAID THAT THE SMALL ROSTER SIZE IS DUE TO PLAY ERS BEING UNABLE TO PLAY BECAUSE THEY ARE EITHER INELIGIBLE OR INJURED h "ECAUSE OF OUR LACK OF PLAYERS WE NEED TO WORK HARDER THEN EVER BEFORE v 3INGH SAID 4HE #OMETS OPEN "AY 6ALLEY #ONFERENCE PLAY AGAINST .APA 6ALLEY 4UESDAY AT P M ON THE SOCCER FIELD
$EFENSE HAS BEEN THE ANSWER TO THE SUCCESS OF THE #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM SO FAR IN THE SEASON 4HE .O RANKED DEFENSIVE UNIT IN THE STATE FORCED ON FOUR TURNOVERS AND THE #OMETS ADDED A FORMIDABLE RUSHING ATTACK OF YARDS TO SPARK A VICTORY AGAINST 'AVILAN #OLLEGE IN 'ILROY ON 3EPT 4HE #OMET DEFENSE WAS ABLE TO SNAG THREE INTERCEPTIONS AGAINST THE 2AMS AND RETURN ScoreBoard A FUMBLE FOR A #OMETS TOUCHDOWN 2AMS #OMET DEFEN SIVE LINEMAN .EXT GAME -IKE $OUGLAS 3ATURDAY VS (ARTNELL SAID h7E GAVE #OLLEGE P M THE OFFENSE A CHANCE TO PUT &OLLOW THIS GAME LIVE AT POINTS ON THE TWITTER COM ACCENTADVOCATE SCOREBOARD AND WE WERE ABLE TO DO SO AS WELL v ### LOOKS TO CONTINUE ITS DEFENSIVE DOMINATION AGAINST (ARTNELL #OLLEGE AT HOME 3ATURDAY AT P M 3O FAR THIS SEASON THE #OMETS LEAD THE "AY 6ALLEY #ONFERENCE IN INTERCEPTIONS SACKS AND DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS 4HEY HAVE FOUR OF THOSE IN JUST THREE GAMES !ND AGAINST 'AVILAN THE #OMET DEFENSE WAS ABLE TO BACK UP ITS STATE RANKING HOLDING THE 2AMS TO A TOTAL OF YARDS #OMET DEFENSIVE BACK !NTHONY "EAVER *R RETURNED A FUMBLE YARDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN IN THE THIRD QUARTER GIVING HIM TWO DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS FOR THE YEAR $EFENSIVE BACK #HRISTOPHER "ROWN ADDED ANOTHER DEFENSIVE SCORE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER FOR ### RETURN ING AN INTERCEPTION YARDS 7HILE THE #OMETS STRUGGLED TO ESTABLISH CONSIS TENCY RUNNING THE BALL OVER THE FIRST TWO GAMES TOTAL ING JUST YARDS THEY WERE ABLE TO IMPROVE THEIR RUNNING GAME AGAINST THE SMALLER 2AM DEFENSE h7E WANTED TO RUN THE BALL AND CONTROL THE CLOCK v #OMET COACH !LONZO #ARTER SAID h7E HAVEN T RAN THE BALL WELL THIS SEASON BUT WE WERE ABLE TO USE OUR SIZE AS A PHYSICAL ADVANTAGE v 4HE 2AMS SCORED THEIR ONLY POINTS OF THE GAME IN THE SECOND QUARTER WHEN DEFENSIVE BACK *EFF 3MITH RETURNED A BLOCKED #OMET EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT YARDS FOR TWO POINTS h7E WANTED TO SHUT OUT THE 2AMS AS A UNIT AND WE DID AS THEY ONLY SCORED ON THAT BLOCKED EXTRA POINT v #ARTER SAID h) APPRECIATED OUR TEAM S EFFORTS v
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! LAST MINUTE GAME TYING GOAL BY THE WOMEN S SOCCER TEAM HELPED PREVENT A LOSS FOR #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE AS THE SQUAD TIED MATCH WITH ,ASSEN #OLLEGE AT HOME ON &RIDAY $ESPITE THE #OUGARS HAVING A LEAD WITH LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES TO PLAY ### FORWARD (AZEL #ENTENO MANAGED TO SCORE A GOAL WHICH ULTIMATELY FORCED THE GAME INTO A DRAW h) M SO HAPPY THAT WE TIED v #ENTENO SAID h) FEEL PROUD OF MY TEAM v
4HE #OMETS WILL GO ON THE ROAD TO FACE &EATHER 2IVER #OLLEGE 4HURSDAY AT P M ,AST 4HURSDAY S GAME WAS INTENSE FROM START TO FINISH AS BOTH TEAMS FOUGHT FOR CONTROL OF THE BALL AND THE FIELD h7E HAVE PLAYED AGAINST BET TER COMPETITION BUT ,ASSEN IS A GOOD TEAM v #OMET COACH .IKKI &ERGUSON SAID h 4HIS GAME WAS MORE CHALLENGING v .O GOALS WERE MADE IN THE FIRST HALF AS GOALIES FROM BOTH TEAMS PREVENTED THE BALL FROM PASSING THEM #OMET GOALIE *ASMINE %SCOBAR SAID SHE DID EVERYTHING SHE COULD TO KEEP ,ASSEN FROM SCORING
h) WASN T SCARED OF GOING FOR THE BALL ) JUST WENT FOR IT v %SCOBAR SAID h) DIDN T CARE IF ) GOT HURT ) KNEW THAT ) WOULD HAVE TO SACRI FICE MYSELF FOR THE TEAM v 5NFORTUNATELY FOR %SCOBAR SHE WAS NOT ABLE TO STOP EVERY ATTEMPT ED SHOT BY THE #OUGARS AS THEY MANAGED TO SCORE THEIR FIRST GOAL MINUTES INTO THE GAME ### ANSWERED LESS THAN MINUTES LATER WITH A GOAL OF ITS OWN AT MINUTES OF THE GAME WHEN #ENTENO SCORED A GOAL ASSISTED BY DEFENDER 2OSALINA -EDINA %SCOBAR SAID THE SECOND GOAL BY THE #OUGARS SIX MINUTES LATER NEARLY ENDED THE GAME FOR ### h!FTER THEY SCORED THE SECOND
GOAL ) THOUGHT THE GAME WOULD BE SHE SAID &ERGUSON SAID THAT THE GAME OVER v %SCOBAR SAID WAS PHYSICAL # E N T E N O BUT IT WAS GOOD HOWEVER WAS TO SEE THE TEAM ABLE TO SCORE ScoreBoard STEP UP HER SECOND AND #OUGARS $UE TO THE WHAT WOULD BE #OMETS GAME S PHYSI THE TYING GOAL CALITY "ARBOZA WITH ONE MINUTE .EXT GAME -ARISCAL AND REMAINING IN THE 4HURSDAY AT !MERICAN #OMET MID GAME 2IVER #OLLEGE P M FIELDER $EANNA h) LIKED THE 'UZMAN WERE WORK AND ENER &OLLOW THIS GAME LIVE AT TAKEN OUT IN THE GY WE SHOWED TWITTER COM ACCENTADVOCATE MIDDLE OF THE IN THE GAME v FIRST HALF DUE TO &ERGUSON SAID ANKLE INJURIES "ARBOZA -ARISCAL AGREED &ERGUSON SAID THAT HE IS FOCUSED h7E PLAYED A REALLY INTENSE GAME 4HIS IS THE BEST WE PLAYED v ON GETTING THEM HEALTHY
&ALCONS SHATTER TEAM ### DROPS THREE SETS #OLLEGE 4HURSDAY AT P M 4HE TEAM PLAYED WITH A MORE PHYSICAL 34!&& 72)4%2 MENTALITY COMPARED TO PREVIOUS GAMES HOW HJORDAN ADVOCATE GMAIL COM EVER THEY WERE NO MATCH FOR THE &ALCONS h6OLLEYBALL IS A GAME OF MOMENTUM v &!)2&)%,$ ˆ 0OSITIONING WOES PLAGUED THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM AS IT LOST ITS MATCH 3HRIEVE SAID 4HE #OMETS SHOWED STRETCHES OF EXECUT AGAINST 3OLANO #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE IN THREE CONSECUTIVE SETS OF AND ING WELL AS THEY MANAGED TO FORCE RALLIES AGAINST A SUPERIOR 3## HERE ON &RIDAY TEAM #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE 7HILE ### WOULD TRY OVERALL IN THE ScoreBoard TO ESTABLISH MOMENTUM "AY 6ALLEY #ONFERENCE &ALCONS DEF #OMETS THE &ALCONS WOULD SNATCH CONTINUED ITS LOSING WAYS IT AWAY WITH SCORING CON AS IT FAILED TO SNAG A ROAD VERSIONS AND SUPERIOR WIN IN ITS "6# OPENING .EXT GAME SERVING GAME AGAINST THE &ALCONS &RIDAY AT ,ANEY #OLLEGE 3HRIEVE SAID THAT A OVERALL IN THE P M LACK OF COMMUNICATION "6# ALSO HURT THE #OMETS AS h7E PLAYED VERY WELL &OLLOW THIS GAME LIVE AT SEVERAL PLAYERS WOULD HOWEVER 3OLANO IS A TWITTER COM ACCENTADVOCATE ATTEMPT TO BLOCK THE BALL VERY GOOD TEAM WHO WILL AT THE SAME TIME WHICH PROBABLY COMPETE IN THE CAUSED CONFUSION LEADING .OR #AL PLAYOFFS v #OMET COACH :ACHARY 3HRIEVE SAID h3OLANO IS TO NO ATTEMPTS AT DEFENDING BALLS RESULTING KNOWN FOR THEIR SERVING AND THEY PUT THE BALL IN POINTS FOR THE &ALCONS h7E WILL KEEP WORKING IN PRACTICE AND AS WHERE THEY WANTED TO v 1).' (5!.' 4(% !$6/#!4% 4HE #OMETS WILL HOPE TO GET THEIR FIRST THE YEAR GOES ON WE WILL KEEP IMPROVING v /UT OF REACH ˆ #OMET MIDDLE BLOCKER *ESSICA .EVILLE FAILS TO HIT THE BALL DURING WIN OF THE SEASON ON THE ROAD AGAINST ,ANEY 3HRIEVE SAID THE GAME AGAINST THE &ALCONS AT 3OLANO #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE &RIDAY "Y (ORACE *ORDAN
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Young, talented squad seeks improvement for 2012 season
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