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6XPPHU IDOO VLJQXS VWDUWV $SULO IRU FXUUHQW VWXGHQWV MOLLEE MCFARLAND Staff Writer Summer and fall registration opens Monday, April 9, for current students and April 16 for new students. To sign up for classes, contact an adviser or schedule an appointment with the Counseling Center in the Devall Student Center. Faculty advisers have appointment sign-up sheets by their offices as well. Current, returning and transfer students without developmental requirements can register online. Incoming freshmen must register with an adviser. The May mini-mester is May 16- June 1. According to Registrar Staci Martin, the May mini is the only mini term due to declining enrollment in mini courses.
Summer classes last about five weeks and usually are Monday through Thursday. Classes typically last two hours each. Summer I is scheduled to begin June 4 and finish July 6. Finals for Summer I are Friday, July 6. Summer II classes start July 9 and end Aug. 9. Many core classes are offered during the summer time, such as, business computer information systems, economics, government, history, math, science and some vocational and developmental classes. KC also offers summer evening classes from June 4-July 26 for those who have conflicting work schedules. Aug. 27 is the first day of classes for the fall semester.
SPRING NEWS Campus will close April 6 for Good Friday. The Flare will not be published Friday, March 30, to allow staff to attend the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association State Convention in Corpus Christi. The April 13 Flare will feature Rangerette Revels. Chellie Sparks / THE FLARE
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Students unable to come to campus to drop a class should contact the Registrar’s Office at 903-983-8606 for instructions on how to drop by fax. Drops are not accepted by phone. Students who drop a class with a “W� will receive a grade of a “W� on their transcript which does not hurt their GPA; however, there are consequences to consider before dropping. The state Legislature passed a law in May 2007 limiting students to six drops in their college career in Texas public institutions, unless drop reasons are approved by the state. For example, if a student drops two classes while at KC, when he transfers to another state college he can only drop four more classes during the rest of his college career. See DROPS on Page 3
Walking across campus in your new post Spring Break outfit in the pouring rain is not ideal. You have no umbrella so your hair is soaked and your shoes are soggy. How could this all have been avoided? KC’s online weather page is up and running again thanks to computer programmer Ray Jackson. Students can now check the weather at http:mykc. kilgore.edu/weather/ before going to class to prepare for the day’s Texas weather. The website shows temperature, humidity, dew point, wind direction, wind speed, rain amount, windchill, solar radiation and more. The server updates every minute to
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Computer programmer Ray Jackson is prepared for stormy weather thanks to the KC weather website. Jackson recently updated the website to a modern color scheme.
Financial aid deadlines are fast approaching. General institutional scholarship applications must be postmarked by Sunday, April 1. Scholarship application forms can be found on the KC website under the current and former students tab. Once on this tab, students then need to click on financial aid from the drop down menu then on the word scholarships at the top of the page. Listed on the website are departmental scholarships and forms for both traditional and non-traditional scholarships. General scholarship applications do not apply to departmental scholarships which have their own criteria and contact information and are only available through specific departments. Only incoming freshmen are eligible to apply for the traditional scholarship. All other students must use the non-traditional scholarship application. All applications are considered, but students must fit the criteria to be eligible. Students need to answer application questions clearly and fully. Recommendation letters need to be from more than one source. An instructor may
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Chelsi Borders After graduating from Kilgore High School, what made you decide to attend KC? ... I thought it would be a good step in between high school and a university that would help me adjust in a more comfortable setting. Why did you decide to become involved in so many KC organizations? ... I originally didn’t plan on being this involved, but I started with the orientation leaders before I was even in college. My family has also been very involved in Ducks Unlimited for a long time and I love it so I thought why not. Then I noticed the Ranger Ambassadors when I was applying and knew I wanted to do that and sooner or later I was an Ambassador. Which KC organization is your favorite? Why? ... I don’t think that I could pick a favorite, I love certain aspects of all of them. Who/ What has inspired you most throughout your two years at KC? ... The faculty at Kilgore College. I’ve been lucky to have some
NOTEBOOK March 23 – April 13 FRIDAY, March 23 Q PTK Chapter Meeting Noon, CA 104
SATURDAY, March 24 Q 16th Annual KC Twirler Workshop 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. Masters, Carpeted and Rangerette gyms
awesome instructors and the staff that I am around every day is wonderful. What have you gained from being at KC? ... I have definitely learned time management and good study skills. Being so involved makes it difficult to find spare time to do homework, therefore, it is important that I plan out my week to find that time to do my school work. What has been your greatest accomplishment while attending KC? ... Being inducted into Phi Theta Kappa. What is your overall favorite thing about KC? ... Definitely the people! I work with great people and all the students in my organizations are a lot of fun to be around. What is one thing most people don’t know about you? ... I am not afraid to get dirty! Believe it or not I live on a small farm we like to call a zoo since we have a few out-ofthe-ordinary pets. My family enjoys taking in abandoned to injured wildlife, which has been a blast while growing up.
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Clinic 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Parks Fitness Center (LYVIPJ Ă…VVY
TUESDAY, March 27 Q Spring Job Fair 9 a.m.- 11 a.m., DSC Ballroom Q Wiley College
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WEDNESDAY, March 28 Q PTK Bake Sale
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Revels tickets on sale; show scheduled April 11-14 JASMINE CHAPPELL Staff Writer Tickets to the 67th annual Rangerette Revels are on sale to the public in the Revels Box Office in the Rangerette Gym. Tickets are $20 and all seats are reserved. Students with a valid KC I.D.
can pick up one free Revels ticket through April 13 in the Revels Box Office or at the door the night of the performance. The Box Office is located in the south entrance of the Gym with hours from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Rangerette Revels is scheduled
April 11-14 in Dodson Auditorium. Showtimes are 7 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, with an additional 1 p.m. Saturday matinee. Revels is the Rangerettes’ annual spring show featuring solos, singing and group dance numbers. The theme is “Revels For Men,� dedicated to the men who
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Q RealTalk Event 7 p.m.- 8:30 p.m., DSC Ballroom
Marijuana topic set Wednesday in DSC
THURSDAY, March 29 Q ACS East Texas Speaker
RealTalk will discuss the legalization of marijuana 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 28, in the Devall Ballroom. “Students should come to engage and express their opinions,� said Steven Vowell, realTalk campus director. According to Medical Marijuana ProCon.org, there are 16 states including Washington, DC where marijuana is legal for medical purposes. For more information, contact Vowell at 903-261-5209 or steven_ vowell@yahoo.com. ~Melissa Aouad
7 p.m.- 8 p.m., DSC Ballroom
SUNDAY April 1 Q +LHKSPUL MVY Ă„YZ[ consideration on scholarships FRIDAY, April 6 Q Good Friday (Campus closed) WEDNESDAY, April 11 Q Rangerette Revels 7 p.m., Dodson Auditorium
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THURSDAY, April 12 Q Rangerette Revels 7 p.m., Dodson Auditorium
FRIDAY, April 13 Q NEXT ISSUE OF THE FLARE Q Rangerette Revels 7 p.m., Dodson Auditorium
SATURDAY, April 14 Q Dance Scholarship Audition, 11 a.m., PE 106 Q Rangerette
Forevers Class Reunion 10 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. McLaurin Faculty Lounge Q Rangerette Revels 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., Dodson Auditorium
STUDENT SUCCESS TIP “Other than eating right and sleeping enough, I would advise students to break all the material into pieces and study about 30- 45 minutes at a time without distracting background noise or music with words. I would further advise students to study the topics that they consciously or subconsciously avoid. (Students tend to study the things they know over and over again because they know it and it makes them feel good.) And, I always tell my students to NOT study lists, but try to relate different content materials in different ways. This provides new and different ways to associate information. Compare and contrast is an excellent way to develop this.� – Laney Mobley Dept. Chair / Instructor, biological sciences
have impacted the Rangerette organization and the Rangerettes’ lives. “This year’s show is different from past shows because it’s in a man’s perspective,� Wayne said. For more information or advanced telephone orders, call 903-983-8179 or order online at www.rangerette.com.
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Phi Theta Kappa President Ethan Witthaus and PTK co-adviser Michele Daniels display the Gamma Omicron Chapter’s awards they received at the Texas Regional Convention in Odessa last week. The chapter was recognized for increased membership and outstanding leadership.
PTK recognized /RFDO FKDSWHU DGYLVHU UHFHLYH DZDUGV DW UHJLRQDO FRQYHQWLRQ NICOLE DISEKER Staff Writer A surge in activity has propelled the Gamma Omicron Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa to regional recognition. The KC chapter of the honors society won multiple awards at the Texas Regional Convention in Odessa. “This was the first year we had elected to go in some time,� said Michele Daniels, PTK co-adviser. PTK received the Pinnacle Award for having increased membership in the past year. The chapter has increased membership by 15 percent since last fall. Daniels received the Horizon Award for outstanding leadership within PTK. “I was shocked,� Daniels said. “I wasn’t expecting it at all but was so grateful for the recognition for Kilgore College.�
Gamma Omicron President Ethan Witthaus represented KC at the convention. “It’s a good way to network with the other chapters,� Witthaus said. Isaac Griffin, District III officer, presented the Texas Regional Officers Award to Gamma Omicron. Griffin attended PTK’s induction ceremonies earlier this semester and in the fall. “He said we were the first chapter that made him feel truly welcomed,� Daniels said. Workshops included speakers, such as Jerry Woodfill, Apollo 13 spacecraft warning system engineer; Susan Edwards, dean of academic affairs and honors programs; C.D. Allen, regional president; and Kurt Keiser, voice of Odessa Permian football and anchor for Fox 34 News-Lubbock. “It was such an amazing event,� Daniels said.
The East Texas Community Chorus will present “Nymphs, Woodlands, Mermaids and Such� at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 27, at Longview First United Methodist Church, 400 N. Fredonia St. Admission is free and the concert is open to the public. The ETCC is a 50-member adult chorus directed by Jim Taylor and is a part of KC’s Continuing Education Department. For more information, contact Taylor at 903-983-8122 or by email: jtaylor@kilgore.edu. ~ Brittani Pfau
Early childhood workshop Saturday KC Workforce Development is offering “Literacy for the Very Young,� an early childhood workshop, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, March 24, in the Woodruff Adult Education Center. The workshop costs $35 and is available to moms and dads, professional childcare providers, mother’s day out and Sunday school teachers. “The goal is to help our teachers in day care programs work better with their children,� Brenda Brown, senior training and Workforce Development coordinator said. “We are expected to have 10 in the class.� Jo Beth Reeves who has a master’s degree in early childhood education and taught kindergarten for 30 years will teach the workshop. For more information, visit the KC Workforce Development website or contact Brown at 903983-8288 or bjbrown@kilgore.edu. ~Ashton Johnson
Need a job? Check out job fair Tuesday in DSC Ballroom JESSICA TOLLE Staff Writer The KC Job Fair will feature more than 20 businesses. It will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 27, in the Devall Student Center Ballroom. Students are advised to come dressed in business attire with a resume in hand. Any students
needing help on resumes can visit Hailey Smith, services learning administrative assistant, in the Student Services Building, Room 111. Businesses ranging from banks, news stations and construction companies are scheduled to participate. Students can talk to employers, get information on jobs and meet new people.
JOB FAIR VENDORS: Acadiana Cooling Systems Aerotek Alpha Pipeline Integrity Service Caterpillar Inc Cellxion LLC City of Longview City of Longview Fire Department Coast to Coast NDE Services East Texas Business Solutions Enbridge Energy
Koch Pipeline Company KYTX CBS 19 Manpower Kilgore Nucor Building Systems Paksher Regions Bank Russell & Sons Construction Co Sprint Sunoco Logistics Trinity Industries Women’s Center of East Texas
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Campus nurse stresses prevention 9DULHW\ RI PHGLFDO KHOS DYDLODEOH RQ FDPSXV DUUDQJHPHQWV IRU RWKHU VHUYLFHV DOVR SRVVLEOH IRU VWXGHQWV MELISSA AOUAD Staff Writer Students can visit Nurse Jeanette McFadden from 9 a.m-noon, weekdays in the Parks Fitness Center. “They can come to me with any problem and I will do my best to help them or get them to the person that can,” McFadden said. She works closely with the physicians of Trinity Clinic Kilgore and triage students. McFadden said she likes to visit with students who have a pre-existing conditions or a medical problem so she can become familiar with their medical history. Her
services vary from treating injuries, giving first aid, changing bandages, monitoring blood sugars and blood pressures, administrating medications and counseling about health-related issues. McFadden also administers Hepatitis B, meningitis and flu vaccines. JEANETTE “When full-time students MCFADDEN come to see me, and if I feel Campus Nurse that it is necessary for them to be treated by a physician, I can schedule them an appointment with Trinity Clinic Kilgore,” McFadden said.
KC will cover the appointment cost onetime, per problem, per semester. However, KC does not cover the cost of any lab work, X-rays, procedures or medications. McFadden graduated from KC’s Vocational Nurse Program (LVN) about eight years ago. Since then she has been with Trinity Mother Frances Health System and is now the lead nurse at Trinity Clinic Kilgore. McFadden has been a nurse at KC for two years. “I love to help people and it is a very gratifying feeling when you know that you have helped someone or possibly helped in saving a life,” McFadden said. “ I love helping these young adults and teaching
Aid: Grant requires eligibility statement
KCPD shapes up in fitness challenge
FROM PAGE 1 be used for one letter, but sources are needed from outside the academic realm, such as an employer, either past or present, pastor or a leader from a volunteer organization the student has been involved with. Scholarship forms need to be completed and turned in by April 1, but letters of recommendation may be sent after the deadline. Students also need to review their financial aid accounts online to see if they have been awarded the Texas Grant. Students who have been awarded the Texas Grant now need to sign a statement of student eligibility. This statement, concerning drug eligibility has been removed from the FAFSA application for financial aid.
KATIE KUYKENDALL Staff Writer KC police officers have been issued a challenge to get in shape. After the initiation of KC Fit and conversations with other officers, Martin Pessink, KC chief of police, decided that his officers could use an incentive to become more fit. He is calling it the “Fit For Duty Challenge.” He sees the challenge as a good way to encourage officers to get in better shape to help their job performance. “I want students to know that we work to provide the best service and part of that is being fit for duty,” Pessink said. There is a loss of body fat competition and a fitness test. The challenge will end May 15, which is Police Memorial Day. At the end, Lt. Tony Means, supervisor of police, will work with the Parks Fitness Center personnel to administer a standardized entry level test used by many agencies. The test will include a sit and reach, sit up and bench press section, as well as a one-and-a-half mile run. “A little competition is healthy sometimes,” Pessink said. Along with becoming more fit, winners will receive a monetary reward. Pessink contributed $100 of his own money, $50 into both categories and is asking that each competitor put in $5. Over half of the officers signed up as well as Dr. Michael Jenkins, vice president of student development, who oversees the police department. All contestants have taken the body fat test and will be taking the preliminary fitness test soon. “I expect to win my money back,” Pessink said.
them how to help take care of themselves, it makes me feel like a campus mom.” There are ways to keep students from getting common illnesses. McFadden’s advice to students is, “Prevention is key to most problems. Cover your mouth with a tissue or your elbow when you cough or sneeze. Make sure you wash your hands or use hand sanitizers. Avoid people who are sick and if you are sick avoid being in contact with others.” McFadden is not available on campus during summer school. For more information, contact McFadden at 903-983-8632.
Trevor Adams’ winning visual arts T-shirt design.
Design fits to a ‘T’ VICTORIA KELLEY Staff Writer Trevor Adams is the winner of the KC Visual Arts Club T-shirt competition. Adams is a graphics design major, and Larry Kitchen, visual arts chairman, describes Adams as “an experienced, motivated design student.”
Adams’ design is black and white. “The design displayed a formal circular design with elements of age,” Kitchen said. T-shirts are $10 for all students, cash only. Pre-order forms can be found in the Whitten Applied Technology Center, Rooms 201 and 202, and the Turk Fine Arts Center, Room 201. Money raised will go directly into the club funds.
Fire academy to graduate 20 BRITTANI PFAU Assistant Editor Twenty students will graduate from Class 82 of the KC Fire Academy at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 28, in the Bert E. Woodruff Adult Education Center Auditorium. The KC Fire Academy is accredited by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection and the State Fireman and Fire Marshal’s Association and approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and the Southern
GRADUATION CANDIDATES Burns Lake, B.C. Canada: Rylan Horni Canton: Dylan Louis Fort Worth: Chace Hobbs Garland: Preston Jenkins Henderson: Jeffery Cox, Kevin Temple Kelowna, B.C. Canada: Tyler Evans Association of Colleges and Schools. The academy offers certification for NFPA 1001 Basic Structural Firefighter I and II, Texas Volunteer, Fire Inspector and Fire and
Kilgore: Travis Crews Lindale: James Cooper, Jay Wieneke Longview: Luis Israel Encalada, Phillip Recio, Jimmy Su Overton: Dylan Lantz Pampa: Jack Ware Rowlett: Mason Wilmanv
The state has now mandated that every student receiving the Texas Grant sign a disclaimer concerning the drug conviction. If awarded, students can sign the statement online or visit scholarship counselor Beverly Davis in the financial aid office to sign a hard copy. When the statement is signed electronically, an email will be sent to Davis confirming the student’s signature. Grant money cannot be disbursed until the statement has been signed. Students who sign the statement before the Wednesday of any given week, after checking their accounts, will have their funds awarded by the Friday of that same week. For questions or more information, contact Davis at 903-983-8210.
Weather: Meteorlogical observance March 23 FROM PAGE 1 from outside; then the data is sent wirelessly to a receiver panel in the lab. That receiver panel is connected to the computer which uploads it to the Internet.” What better way to celebrate meteorological day than to visit KC’s website. The World Meteorological Organization was established on March 23, 1950, with the mission of providing world leadership in expertise and international cooperation in weather, climate, hydrology and water resources and environmental issues, according to the World Meteorological Organization website. World Meteorological Day is a global observance and not a
public holiday. Even though Texas weather is unpredictable, students can use KC’s website to know if they should dress in winter or summer attire for the day.
Arson Investigation courses. It is also a designated institution by the Canadian Province of British Columbia.
Drops: Be wary of consequences FROM PAGE 1 KC’s online catalog notes that when students withdraw from a course they must select a primary reason for dropping. “The approved drop reasons are generally things that are out of a student’s control. Drops initiated because you are not doing well in the class or because you don’t like the teacher will count against your total,” Registrar Staci Martin said. Approved reasons that do not count toward the six drop limit include: personal illness, care of sick, injured or needy person, death of a family member or close friend, called to active military duty, family member or close friend is called to active military duty, change in work schedule, transportation problems, personal or family obligations or withdrawal from school. Also if an instructor or other college personnel drops a student, this drop does not count as one
of the six drops. KC’s online catalog states that reasons for administrative withdrawal of a student include: failure to pay tuition and fees, to provide accurate information or admission credentials, to remove a “hold” in a timely manner, to have excessive absences or to exhibit unacceptable student behavior. “I always recommend talking to your instructor before you drop a class,” Martin said. Drops can also affect scholarships and financial aid. Most scholarships require students to maintain a 12-hour course load while federal loans require students to maintain six hours. Financial aid officer Annette Morgan explains how dropping below the financial aid course requirements affects student aid. “They do not realize that they are not getting the best value for their money – whether it is grants or loans,” Morgan said. “Dropping too many classes can put a student on
financial aid probation, or financial aid suspension – which means that the student’s aid has been suspended, and he is no longer eligible for federal funds.” Pell Grant regulations have also changed. Morgan explains that Pell Grants can only be used for 12 semesters during a college career. Also loans have set monetary limits that students can receive. “When classes are repeated, and additional grants or loans are paying for them, a student is going into deeper debt than ever, and yet, not moving through his degree plan successfully in order to transfer out to a university, or graduate so he/she can find employment to start repaying their loans,” Morgan said. Another consequence to consider before dropping a class is that students living on campus must enroll in 15 hours and complete 12 of those hours to be eligible to live in the campus dorms.
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