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Students,staff show support for African American studies major Metrostudents andsaff metar theflagpolelr4arch 29to shorvsupportto rheAfrican AmeriunStudies malorprogram, l'hich isbeingdiscontinued dueto lackof gnduates, TheColorado Commission on HigherEducadon announced it wzscuttingtheAfrican AnericanStudies majorin October. According to Commission pohcy, theremusrbe a likelihood of 10graduates wirhinthenortyzu foracurmajorto beappealed. CJVhite,chairof theAfricanAmerican Studiesdepanment, saidhe is oprimisric the commission willdo therighrthingandreinsuterheAfrican American Srudies major. 'To discontinue rhemajoratthispointisadissen'ice toMetro's histon'. Ir'sadisservice to ourlegacy," Whitesaid." trsa urbaninstitution witha satedcommitmenr to sene Denver's diverse andmultiethnicpopulation. soplease remember African American Studies atMetroState isa panof thewhole. "lt is our responsibility asa institutlon of hrghereducation to be responsrve to our changing demographic "Theincrease sociery,'' Vhirecontinued, in thenumber ofpeople of colorin coloradoindicates thatprograms suchasAfrican American srudiesshouldbe expanded notdismanded. V'eharea responsibiliry to beresponsire roourclrentele.,, ''Thegood nern is we'veheardsomeprelimhary information thatrheCCHErdl ,,ltis recommend thecontinuarion of theprogram," saidSheila Kaplan, Metropresident. alsoimportant thatue showoursupponfor it, If thismajorissaredit rsbecause of the support of thesrudenrs andstaff Therally,sponsored byN{etro's government student andBlack Studenr Alliance, r.asro helpgarnsupponro encourage ccHEto reconsider thediscontinuation of rheAfrican American Studies mapr "ldentity isimportant," saidBenzelJirnrnermn, I'icepresident ofBlackStudent Alllance 'regoing "V'ecan'tletthiscontinue oncampus. andr,,'e to keepbattling forrr,'hat isright." Universiry of Colorado at Denverstudent, l{ia Hareilsaidshestopped bv to shorv supponbecause awareness of all historyts imponantandereryone shouldhavethe opportunit.y to learn. 'lAny ,,V/eneed culturematters," saidMetrostudentJansViilkinson. to showour support." 'Thisis aboutknowing I'ho ,vouareandmaking a diference in yourcommuniry" said stefanie vasilaros, president of Metro's student government "ve wantto sav'thrs assembly isourcommunity andthisisI'hatue wanrfromit.'Ir isneeded aspanof N1ero's mision .to diversin:" policysura if anyprogram CCHE doesnotgraduate at leastthreestuden$ fromany majorprogram withina three-year period,thanthatmajormustbecutfromthecollege's offeredma.iors. Curendy13studenrs havedeclared African American Srudies asrheirmajor, Those students harefour1'ears to complete theirdegree arMerro. Although themajorhasbeendisconrinued, allrhecurrenr classes willsrillbeavailable to students. Students wanturg to majorin African American Studies maystilldoso,onJ.v the degeel'ould beundertheIndividualized Degreeprogram wheresrudenrs candesigntheir owndegrees to whattheywouldlikero learnshoulda specific majornorbeavailable at Metro. "Thebeautv of America is thedifferent peoplewhomakeusgrowwirhthoughr," said cliford Flectwood, chairman of theBlackPanyof colorado."colleges area placeof higher education. Thisprogram addsa different perspective to history.,,

tleatherCemeyr'llc[ctogollca Metro studentsTroy Ray and EbonyWatsonsign a banner March29 in supportof saving the AlricanAmeracan studies majorat Metro. The Colorado Gommission of HigherEducation recentJydecadedto disclntinue the proglamdue to lack of g.aduates,promptingsupporters to hold a rally at the flagpoleon campus.

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lrt. beauty of America ts the different people who make us grow in thought.' Clifford Fleetwood, "lt is imponantthat everyone chairman, Black Party of understands theirhistorytheirculture and Colorado, theirroots,"saidMetrostudentScott Gentry. ,,you've "You've gottogiveit suppon,'' saidMetrosrudent gottogiveit Serge Kabongo. achance."

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Gounty clerks warned about denying marriage licensesto immigrants DEN\ER(AP)- Countyclerksarebeingreminded The AmericanCivil LibeniesUnionsaid it has rumerous complaintsfrom immigrant wake of that they received of a sate law in the allegtions applicants. advocates andmarriage routinelyandillegallyhavedeniedmariagelicenses to attorneys, whodon'thaveSocial TheACLUwarnedcountyclerk in lettersmailedlast immigrants Securiry numbers. Advocates chargethat the practicehas beena weekthatit wouldtakethematterto courtif county immigrants marriage deni'ing rvidespreadform of discriminationagainst clerksdidnt stopillegally Hispanic immigrants, licenses, undocumented "Marriage,constitutionally did not intend and sacramentally, "Thelawshowsthatthe legislature licenses simply shouldnotbebasedon whethersomeone hasa Social for peopleto be deniedmarriage numben," said theydo nothaveSocial Security Securirynumber,"said DeniseMaddenof the because Archdiocese MarkSilverstein, legaldirectorfortheACIUof Colorado. of Denver In responseto the claims,an attorneyfor the In addition. Silrerstein said.the U.S.Constitution Court ColoradoStateAssociation of CountyClerksand protectstherightto marryAndtheU.S.Supreme Recorders saidhe senta hner April 2 to the state's has ruled that constitutionalrights extend to mry immigrants, evenif theyarein thecountryillegally, countyclerk a&isingthemthatmariagelicenses 'Therightto marryisa fundamental rightenjoyed be isued to immigrants who lack SocialSecurity numbers. byallpenons,"Silverstein said. Coloradolaw mandates that formsfor marriage Mlrxatescouldnotestimate horvmanyimmigrans licenses because theylack licenses askforSocial Security numbers. ButaJuly2000 havebeendeniedmarriage law makesclear that peoplelackingthe federal SocialSecurity numbers. Butsomeclaimthe denials identfication numbers maygetmarriage licenses if they occurdaily,andcomplaints havecomefromalloverthe providesrvornsultements that theydorft haveSocial state. Secrritynumbers.

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Backpack and medicationsmissing wasreponedmissing froma studyloungein theTittlli March A backpack 22. with variousclothing ManinKilloryreportedthat his greenbackpack were raluedat $500, prescribed medications itemsinsideestimated at$50,and taken. K.illory saidin thereponthatheleft theRogerBraunloungen theTivoli andcontents andwentdownthehallfor a fewminuta,leavinghisbackpack we@ and belongings unanended in thelounge.Uponhisreturarhis,bd.lp4pk gone, Hesaidn thereponthathedid notnoticeanyoneelsein thearea.

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Lovefor Colorqdo lost in q momenl rere effortsto stopV'illiamsfromsuingthecity himto theDPD. was,by far, e(citement.ShelovedDenreqlovodschool andrecommended Stephanie lir,ingon herown,eventhoughher Andnothinghasbeenthesameertr since. for thelossof herson. Giventhecoverup at the most anistically andlov'ed it hardly oftheaccident, seems outof uas aboutas largeiis Except maibe,forRandy Banel.ln hismothers thescene talentedstudentin our CapitolHill apartment Depanment. Three 22- linefor theDenverPolice closets.Evervtimete spokeshe eveshervillprobablv ahalsbeherbeautiful class.Vhentherestof us mostpeople's at the sceneof the accident r!'ere gumming up triedto convrnce meto moveto Denver, son.OfficerFar killedRandythatda.v, rvitnesses 0nly year-old to thepolice ro givetheiraccounts watercolorboard rvith theworstof ,:ircumstances couldhavepulled and changedthe courseof my friend'shfe attempted forever. oflicerscoveringtheaccident.ThE rveretold crude stick figures or herawavfromDem'erAndtheydid. Danielle werenotneeded, sun'ived. theirtestimonies andin one I(rearefonunate thatSteohanie scenes of grass, 0n June4, 1989,RandyBartelpickedup treeand Haraburda opinioneditor with a ticketif fiey did not Andyes,sheis strll case,threatened rivaling andthenvo sunshine, thoseof Stephanie listenedto the any first-grader,she had recreatedthe ofthemheaded toward beautifuland smart leave. Thesesamewitnesses inner-workings andtalented, butthe nenscoverage thatnrghtandhzudtheofficer's of her onn plsche.complete Denverfor their first ruth Bob Dylan l,vrics"oozing"out of date. Before they werepresent.The head injury she claimsthatnoeyellimesses ponraitof her mind. I thought could, however,the received in the follorvingmorningthey went directlyto the drsassembled nrasnothinglessthan an anisdc t';vomet fatalcalamity arcidentre-routed policesutionto makea reponandweregiven Stephanie genius. Shewasalsomy bestfriendduring onFederalBoulevard to "report"the in her entirclife. She plainpiecesof paperon r,.'hich about I ras a the form of a Denver doesnot havethe accident.Thentheywerequestioned thosehighschoolvears,so,admittedly, prejudice police bit biased. But, aside,everyone, officer name anisticability she theiruseofdrugs. knewStephanie N{ichael Thiswasall 12longyearsago,but it hasn't indudingJane, Farr. oncedid. Norcould ourartteacher, juryawarded wasdestinedto a lifetimeasa full-timeartist. Far wasansn'ering shepursuea lob in endedvet. Eventhougha federal when fellow Colleen V/illiams million, the largest Sheplanned work creatively she could, a call bv art to a officer, the commercia.l $2,25 judgement against thecityof Denverever,the but knewthe difficultyin earninga livingthis not an emergency call, field, or anv field way,so,to combine herlife'sjoyandherneed but a routine trallic whereahighlevelof DPDis still notwillingto acthonorably.ThE guiltandculpabiJity, nvoweek to makea living,plannedto work as a stop,Hewasspeeding sffessis involved, finallyadmined beforc the trial, but thdre appealing tlrecoura about 60 mph Head injuries are commercial anist. at dorn Talented asshewas,shen'ouldhavebeen Federal,and rvithout hardlikethat, Still, decisionall the same. During closing V'allyVonhamsaidno into manyart programs, but to benefitof a sirento she managesto statements, citvattorney accepted to Villumsbecause nobody studyandu'ork,but moneyshouldbeawarded s surpriseshe chosethe Colorado warn surrounding instantaneously Instituteof An, a decisionI suspectlud reiy uaffic,rana redhghtandslanrmed and intotheside it akesmuchmoretimethanit usedto for lrer her son died almost littlepain,Colleen Villiams suffered little to do with the programat CIA and ofRandy'scar, Shehaslearned to simpliffherlfe, to dorvhat therefore wasnot a nervinfraction for reallymatters.Mai,lxthisiswhyshechosenor will nowhareto sufferlogiclikerhisfor a fav everything to dowithDenver, Speeding of appellate was rn love with My Officer Fur According to coun, documenLs to fi$t rhe city of Denverwith a stressful nore yearswhiletheslowprocess Stephanie Colorado. 'center' fint memories on the only'a shon trne beforehittingRandyand lallsuit, coun dragsher throughthe horific deafi of of Stephanie l\{ounufui he hit another Denver driver.And It hasn'tbeensoeasyfor Colleen li/illiams, hersononemoretime. discussion of thisRoclcy stateandirs Srephanie, StiJl manymerits.Sheonlylivedherea fewyearsas beforehewasevenhiredto theDenverPolce Randy's mother,Shewasntgiventhedrgnityof Sowhe.rcis OfficerFantheseda-vs? death, workingfoL the DenverPoliceDepartment, achild,bunow'edto returnmd makeColorado Depanment hehadreceired10trafficciations, anapologvfromtheDPDafterRandy's in thetraficbureau, no to sergeant thefollcwing day promoted her home. Duringhrghschool,I had little 5 for speeding andonefor drivingthewrong ln fact,shewasapproached interestin movinganayfrom Boise,so my wav on the highway. The Civil Service and told that her son wasundercriminal less. lnd my friend Stephanie?Studying Iater she received reaction a bill for to herplansfor thefuturewasalwals Commission's executive directorreferredto investigarion. "an England. DPD in Bnghton, note, Farr raiting frappen," from the to cover the orpense of education lukewarm.I thinkaboutthisnowand as accident to and $17,000 "evidence." \lheneverrvetalk,I tellherhorvhappyI am More Thornton, wrthsomeirony,horvmuchI loveithere,..and police, in Aurora, and storingRandy'scar as depanmenrs 'noticeof claim' iu Denrerhorvbeautifulit is liere. I askher Department turned outragmus\', sheu'assen'eda howfarawayfromColorado is now, theAdamsCountyShenffs Stephanie thenDenver Police statingshe \!?s to pay for OfficerFarCs whenshe'smovingback. Sofar,shehasno She moved here not long after we himdorvn.Unfonunately, graduated conrpensation. nlansto return.I can'tsavI blameher fromhighschoolin 1987.Herlettes ChiefAri Zavarasmusthareseensonething u'orkman's in Farrthatereryone thesetacticsof rntimidation elsemi"ssed, Mostprobab)v, and phone calls to me were filled with redeeming

Only the worst of circumstances could have pulled her awaYfrom Denver. And they did.

Multirqciql children new hope for fufure roce relqlions Thebigest problemfor mostmixedkids A newspaper report differences that usuallykill same+ace Now there are thingsthat rvill become andallmarriages of I'veulkedto,iswhattheyidenti$with.I think Peoph in these marriages bymixedmarriages released aftertheUnited reladonships. could affected and this generationif peoplearen't teachers, thisshouldn'tbeasbiga problemastheymake States Census shorved a talkmuchmoreabouttheirexperiences Childrenwill sun growingup withoutthe it. Theyshouldtakethetimeto evenlyembrace apublicthatgenerally shuns dreidea. surge in interracialteach theirownfamilies relationships. I didn't I wasbornandraisedin Louisiana, and knowledgeof their past.I alreadysee tlut eachotherandtheneducate they mayhaveof rviththepeoplemyage.Tireparents aboutthe misconceptions really findthattoohardto outside of NervOrleans I'oudontseemixed trappening believedue to whatI've |nafrnges.I rva:i.rioughtup not knorvrngmany don'ttakethe timeto tsachthernaboutthe orherethnicgroups.Mixedpeoplealready people.'l{hen r'e moved to Colorado I peoplethatmeanta lot to theirculure.In one quali$'asa rich and uniquegroupof people ohiervd sincemovingto rvhite of the differentviewpoinsthat they rvent I met mked of myclases,hardlyanyoneknewwhoCaner because Denvel l'he report throughcultureshock, Mericans Thehct that G. Woodson(the founderof BlackHistory bringto thetable. ofmarriages aremixed, children, andAsians. showed nearly 5percent Vill mixedpeoplebeableto helptheworld? rvasat school,in clubsor just Monrh)rvas.Vb as a peopleneedto teach 1.5millionpeople, I everybody wtrichequates to roughly grosn great It has not only Martin Ilther King Yes can,but onlyif thw uke theintiative is for America. hanging together shocked me, on children about and they prsonally that a thing think :h.c They aswellasstudents. Du andbecometeachers growing farther VestintheUnited butalsoaboutCheGuewa,Vr.E.B. in nexl0 merhatpeople Sutes Gandhi, I alsoforesee thatstatistic Allcultures needto teach alreadyhaveoneup on mostpeoplebecause suchasinerracial Bois,andBoblt4adey. years.what doesthb reallvmeanfor thrs aremoreaccepting of things will theyhavealwalndealtwiththeraceisue.lr will I wentthrough .heir past so that futuregenerations hasmany Theaperiences Thequestion scenarios. relationships. country? roseethetunroutin 20or 30 wap rvork with understand, not one, but both oftheir heritages. beveryinteresting showed me to Multiracial familieshavemuchthE can in Colorado with. Thiswillallowthae childrentofunherclosethe yearsconcemingwhat strideswill be made whomI wouldhaveno contact have people teachthe countryTheserelationships in America. ttnt have,in realirystymred towardracerelations remained dapitesignifrcanr culruralburiers, Thatnotonlyspeakaboutmebutit alsosapa gapof racerelations forward, here, thiscountry'smovement bornandraised Theyhavefoundwaysro look past the lotaboutthepeople WalterGant staff columnist

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noattempt I assume first,to discusrheirconcerns, "Radicaltheadministration byAndret'Hanman, interest in theanicle I tookspecial it probably at dialogue, they succeeded was made. Had I at dialogue in theMuch30Metropolitan. in Thornton" nottolerated teacher against wouldnot hareendedmiliaryrecruimentat theschool,but heand wishI couldrallyto hissideandhoinin thisgreatcrusade fortheirviewsto be than hisstudensmighthavegainedtheendonement more lssue is complu grave However, I thinkthe injustice. some with thefull suppn their booth luve set up could hzud. Then they his articleimplia,andan imporuntopprtunityfor democradc in the mainhall,nextto the recruiter That of the admhistration, waslmt. discourse andsociallustice;not up wouldhavebeenagreatvictoryfordemocracy onthetoneof hisrhetoric.Hanman I basemyassumption qpense other, but both sitJa of the at the winning out one side genera.l "rystem ," in andinsociery ..intheschools thereisa ofinjustice. recruiment is, I feel the As it ctnain place the uble at odststhatdivida havinga Hemakes it soundasif somegreatdichommy unabated, Thegoodgupandthebadguls.Thebad continues mankind intotwocamps: I havenoticedthatmostmothsdiewhen Onefinalobsenation, Thegoodguparethe gupue theoneswhoruntheunjust system. It isheroic,andmStc;vet, into the candlelight. headfirst just rhey charge good gu)6 hart to a The appear oneswhoare likeHartman. keepsnghtonbuming. And candle justice the theyue deadnonetheless. because therrervactsof nearly insurmounable disadvanuge victims of"theslstem." themtobecome theyperform causes his studenrs something M. Mumby teach hadtheopportuniqv to Hanman instead. MetroAlumnus Hechose tobeconfrontational about democratic discoune.

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players whoexcelatge$inghir in thehead.Thisisthe at the tournamenr.The fifth placenovicespeakerarvardrvasgivento raluebaseball andJenLarsentook home giventhe articlethatappeared in the lt4arch16 Melanie natura.l conclusion Jordan,n'hileJoDetDougherty 'Giving Maggie ArnoldandI w'onseconc place award. novice debate the third for the nel meamng to takingone Metrcpolinnentided I re grotmtired debateq collegiate thatgivesfullrides placenovice.Asa highschooland Asembarrassed asI amroattenda school team." in a spon.It is time I don'tpanicipate because whosesolepurposein lifeisto steprnfrontof projectila of beingmarginalized to srudents for thoservho rapect equal ?"be Melropolitan showed lr{etro, and that that this per more embarrased naveling at 90miles hour,I ameren It is timeforthe level, academic on an the college recognition hostto theNauonal bring thesamet'eektMt l\{etroplay'ed articleappeared heads to anal4ze use their to thosethat To addinsuhto collegeto providescholarships Parliamentary DebateAssociation championship, ratherthaniusrusingthemto inlury,Thetrletropolitanchosenot to reporton the terrific isues andform rationdarguments, won sop baseballs. Gratson achievements of thel{etro debarrs.Ourcoach,Scon univerulpraisefor hostingnot onlvthe largestdebatetournament DavidW. Gallivan Ourassisnnt States, butalsothemostelegant, everheldin theUnited Student Metro to helping the hours Tracey Mahoney, dedicated coundess coach, well as as telm get into primeconditionfor the tournament

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AdamHousem an/lhc lllet|lpolitron lary Mc{illl demnstrates T* Kwon Do to Hs It roductory class on April 3.

"Thisguysaid wasn't it wasn'tfor sale,it wasjustthere- if commercial, wantedto go rvithhim andlearnKarate. 'there's stuff.' youtanted to go youcouldgo." farmerthatteaches thisKarate thisJapanese was this older The stylethat McGilllearnedras calledshotokan Greeley, and rhere Sowedroveout eastof LarryMcGillstandsin theN{etrogvmduringa breakin guy.,,and he returnedto Denverand Afterhe graduated hehadoneof thebarnswherehe hadcleaned Karate. hisTaeKwonDoclass andreminisces abouthisglorydays. beganlearningTaeKwonDo - the st.vlerhat he still stuffedwithphotosof his He leafsthrougha scrapbook teaches today. past.Theyrepresent almost of a lifethathas threedecades HeopenedhisfirstTaeKwonDoschoolon EastColfax in TaeKwon beendedicated to teaching andcompeting Gardens. Vith two fromtheoldl\,lammoth Avenue across Do. il{cGillgotin on thebeginning of theTae otherpartners, Taekwondo is theKoreanmartialartthatmeans"way in Coloradr.,. KwonDo movement Tae of thehandsandfeet."McGill, 56,hasbeenteachrng "l ivasone of the manypeoplewho wasformingan KrvonDoat Metrosrncethecollegeopened,andsaidheis McGillsaid."Vb didn'thavel cluewherethis industry," not the manhe usedto be. He turnsto a photoof his thingrvasgoing,we rvererunningrhewholethingout of youngerself,his hair long and black.An unrulybeard I wouldseea communit.v centerandsay ourbackpockets. 'Gee,it looksliketheyhavea bigrecreation adornshisface.He is executing a perfectkickup at his area.' oPponent. "l'd go in andI'd say,'Areyouthedirector? Vell,mv "l can'tkicklike I usedto," he says,lookingat the name's LarryMcGillandl'vegotaninstructor whodoesn't photo.Thenhe smilesandadds,"But at leastI'm still havea placeto teach.' l'd getoneof theseredbeltsfrom kicking." andputthemin a YMCA or a community center" class McGill,whohastaughtfour classes, two da1's a week he is mostproudof Mccillsaystheaccomplishrnent withoutfailhascuthisclass loadin halfthisyearHeisan with helpingto getTaeKrvonDo into is his involvement enthusiastic raconteur whowill speak onemomentabout theOlympics. Hewasteammanager at the1988Olympics the historyof the college, thencontinue lovinglyabout in Seoul. Korea. thesportthathehelpedtakeallthewayto theOlympics. "Thebiggest momentof my life wasgoingto Seoul, "l hadsomeotherclasses I rvasteaching on Mondals Korea," McGillsaid. and Wednesdays, and I had two other classes I was EventhoughMcGillis j6 he sayshe hasno plansto teaching on Saturdays," l\{cGillsays."Couplethat with TaeKwonDo. stopteaching ''l haveaguywhoinspires goingto tournaments, traveling,.,ljust had to start "There's me."hesays. a gu,v metropolilcn Mam Houseman/tle cuttingback. named Master N{o.(He's)a 70*ome-year-old guy in Pueblo CommunltyCollegeot Denversenior,Brian "l'm a primecandidate for repetitive uses,vndrome. If rvhohasi6 and l7-year-old children. And at the state Munembo,practlces his folms durlng La y youcanimagine howmanythousands of kicksa weekchampionships thisyearthere's a divisron forseniors. . .he Mcgill's Introductoty to Tae Kwon Do class - ir takesto teachseveral kickingandpunching classes a cnters thc division, and he teaches. He's 70-somethingon April 3. day,everydayof rheweekfor 36vears. Buthey,I'm still I'monh'56, So,l'm lusta kid.lf,\tasrer I'locandoit I can outtheredoingit.' d oi t . " ''I planon teaching lvlcGill firstgotintroduced ro martral arrsl'hcn hcrvas the flcroroff and madca realniccarea.And he did Karutc hercasiongas(thev'll)havemc." a sruden[ in Greelev. A fraternitr, brotheraskedhimif he on his orvnoul therc.Andanvbotlythutivanredto so - il

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Denver Lqndmqfts between Denver's agreement Thejointoperating to affectthe has managed two daily nervspapers way movies, andnotin a positive I learnedaboutthe effectthis pastweekend, whenI went to a movieat the ChezAniste.Just started, oneof theChezArtiste's beforethepreviews walkedto thefront employees of the theaterand got the 's attention. She audience announcedthat, due to an rates, increasein advertising which LandmarkTheatres, [squire,and runs the Ma1an, ChrisWard ChezAniste theaterslocally, orr Film lietanie Biatildltc mdrc9ol*ol wouldno longerbeableto list EmmauelGaflâ&#x201A;Źryopons up lt's doo?sto Metro students lot Naleldosco@. Mlchelle C. looks at one of the listingswill in everypaperInstead, theirshorvtimes pleces on dlsplay tltled, Srnoke by Mark Hussey. The att show wlll be on dlsplay thtough April 13. now appearon Friday,Saturdayand Sunday; moviegoers areon theirownduringthe restof the n'eek. By removingtheir dailylistingsfrom the dailv hasto pass fourdaysa week,Landmark newspapers manyofwhom onto itscustomers, aninconvenience since theirpaperfor showtimes havebeenchecking "[t's a shamebecause theystartedgoingto movies. peopleare usedto it and they expectit," David said Denvercityofficemanager, Kimball, Landmark's listing;. of thereduced to the landmark does offer alternalives before newspaper listings,whichwereannounced worksof art,butonlya fel weregiventhe artists.Butit hasbeena difficultroadfor themorieandin theirneeklye-mailupdate.Forms ThomaslrlcPherson honors of "HonorableMention"and the gallery, Emmanuelhas recently havebeenplacedin the theaterlobbiesfor an1'one |lc lcflopollcn 'Juror'sChoice," reopened aftera lengthyperiodandhas whowantsto beon theLandmark mailinglist,which "kaleidoscope" showed The One masteroiece receivedthe arvard yetto finda permanent director. will weekly schedule updates andfreelistings include everything from paintingsto photograph Bestln Shorv, "\bu reallyhaveto havea lot of DarvnNlcFadden's HitlittgI, or lookingup canstillbefoundbycallingthetheaters collages ro coppersculptures. TooMuchTenderness, anoil/collage work. supportto makea gallerysuccessful,"theirwebsite wwwlandmarktheatres.com. at Kaleidoscope is the nameof the new Among those chosenas 'Juror's Charles said. That'sall fine andgood,but the problemhere studentart showfor Metroon displayat "TheSeason Choice" areHansAxelson's of ln her brieftimeasinterimdirector, isn'tfinding whattimea movieis playing. The out the Emmanuel Galleryfrom Nlarch29- Riches,The Season of Surrender, The Charleshas enjoyedher stint with problemistheraisein advertising costs abouta 120 April 13, JurorsMarkMasuoka, Carol Seasonof Chance,"a mixed-mediaEmmanuel Galler,l'. "lt's really percent increase, according to Kimball. KellerandSandra Toland chose48pieces presentation. "lt'sexciting, it'sreallyfun,"shesaid, independent to handle hard, especiallv for theaters, a o[ art from more than 200 rvorks Honorable mentionsincludedBetsy "Youget to workwith so manydifferent just "We percent 120 increase," Kimball said. can t do submitted, accordingto Katy Charles, photo Wirgs,The show at t,vpes of people."Charles alsocitedthe ir." Jamison's interimdirector at Emmanuel Gallery, importance of havinga galleryfor the Kimballsaidhehopesthiswon'tbea permanent "Ve're trying to give all of the artprograms foundon Auraria Campus change, returnto andtharLandmark caneventually schools theopportunity to showworkby for showcasing art showssuchas publishing week. its movie listings seven days a That students,"Chadessaid. Kaleidoscope program, Kaleidoscope. there needs to is unlikely,howeveq unlessthe DenverNewspaper waspreceded bya University ofColorado "lf thereis an art program, there Agency pricehike. reconsiders the at Denvershowearlierin the yearand needsto be a placefor the artiststo problem wont be limitedto Most likely, this Community College of Denverstudents display theirwork,"shesaid. independent movietheaters.Now that the Rocky willgettheirturnin Emmanuel follorving "ft'san rmportant space,' Charles MountainNews . andDenuerPosthavethe same theMetroshorv.Usually -Katy Ghailes the showsare '.Thisis a reallv saidof Emmanuel. advertisrng department, thereis no competition for more evenlyspacedout, but since Emmanuel Gallery Director imporrant space for rhearrcommuniry Vithout daily advertisers, competition, the Denver Emmanuel Gallery waswithouta director in Denl'er" Newspaper Agencycanraisetheirratessignificantly until recently,the showshad to be Emmanuel Galleryis one of manythat rvill remainon display Kaleidoscope rvithoutlosingmonev. Thosewhocanaffordhigher scheduled closertogether. have been shown in the venerable untilApril13th.Charles urgespcopleto will costs more than make up for thoservho,like "lt's a prettyrigorousschedule," she structure.Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel comesoon,sinceshe estimates several Landmark, have to cut back. said. rvasbuiltin 1876. andstillstands todayas artistsrvill be takingtheir rvorkdown Unfortunately, thereisnotmuchthatcanbedone Ironically, the hecticschedule might the oldestchurch structurein Denver beforethen.Theshorv isondisplav at the abour the local daily advertising monopoly. As for haveincreased rheamountof visitorsto The buildrnghas undergoneseveral Emmrnuel Caller,v, locatednext to the Landmalk, I plan continue rvhat to doing I have been thegallery. diiferentincarnatrons sinccthen,most Physical Education Building,Theglllery sinccI moved to Denver: supporting thetheaters that "Visitation hasrun anlwhere betrveen recently shorvcasing the an of students. is open11a,m.-ip.m. N{ond;rv-Fridav. To providevenue a forindependent, artistic, andforeign 60to 180peoplea dav,"Charles said. faculryand evennationlll,v recognizedcontlciEmmlnuel Glllerl', call5j6.8337. cinema patronage. through nrycontinued Kaleidoscope fcaturesseveralnotable

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evaluations to assess the center'sperformance. Cooksaidshes tryingto coverallthebases. Shesartedasthedirectorof theTutoring Are you still havingtroublewith those Centerearlythisyearandhassinceinitiated calculus problems andit'syoursecond attempt somechanges to increase theflexibility of the . attheclass? Hasthevirology classor anyclass progfam to meet the. requirements of forthatmatter- gotyouseeing spotsandyou're participating students. It used to be thar stillnotgettingit? Toopoorto paysomebody studens couldonlyreceive onehouroftutoring with a trainedbrainfor the information you persubject, perweek.\ow students canhave needed to understand bylesterday? TheSaint t$'o or more houn,. depending on r,,hat they Francis Tutoring Centercanhelpyouout.It is need, She also heard enough students expres freeto Metrostudents, andyouprobablv should interestin el'eningtutoringsessions, so she havegonetherethefirstI'eekof classes, opened thecenter on Vednesrlay nights. Goupandfiilouta rutorrequesr form.The "l believeit's very importantto have director, JaunitaCook,will hookyou up with reputable rutorsro bestservethestudents and someone to helpI'ougetrhrough.Thecenter quality the high is going ger onl,v ro berrer each offelswalk-in,one-(l-one and somegrcrup semester," Cooksaid. tutoring in mostsubjects andifyoursisobscure, The tutors musrbe juniorsor srniors. Cookwill morerhanlikelyfind.vousomeone maintain a 3.0GPArnthesubject theyrutorand rvhocanhelp. haveareference ''lfI don'talready from an instructor in thesubject havesomeone, I'll arrange arca. The. reference is then sent to the fora tutorto beherewhenthestudents come," ^,tetanie Biatik/nFmekopolilon depanment head forrel'ielandapproval. Cook Cooksaid, "Thjsis hereto helpstudents get At the tutoringcenterlocatedat the St. FranclsCenteron Mar,G,JaunltaCookand hasmorethan20Nrorsonstaffandis looking through." studentgo oversorrFhomework.As the newdirectorof the tutoringcenter,Cook for morereferrals frominstructcnfor porential Cookrvorks withtrletro's department is lookingto makesevetalnewchanges. heads tutors.It isa paidposition. and instructors to ensurethat the prognm 'TLtoring great About200students aregettrng tutoredthis to 5 p.m. It'slocated onthesecond floorofthe is experience," Cooksaid. . benefitsits panicipants.Instructorsassess '(lt) reinforces semester, not including ' those who went to rhe st,Francis Building no<trost.Elizabeth schurch rhe rutor'sknowledge of the student's progress throughthe tutoringcenter centerforhelpanddidntsuy. andit'snottoolateto pullourapassing grade in subject and looks great on resume." a andthedatais usedby thecenterandStudenr St. Francis Tutoring Centerrvillbe open over that thermodynamics class that,s trying to eat Students and tutorsneedto beenrolled in Services to findwaysto betterservestudents' thesummer Monday through Friday from8 a,m. yourhead, panicipate. classes to needs. The center also uses instructor

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in the finalr'woinnings,scoringtwo runsin thefifth andthreein thesixth,asMetrosplit Itc lctrogcton of theseries. theopeningt\r'ogames After rallyingbackin the bottomof the Afterbreaking a seven-game losingstreak secondfor two runs,Metrocarrieda2-l lead andscoringits first RockyMountainArhletic into the top of the third rvhenHighlands victorylastweekendagainstthe explodedfor five runsoff of staningMetro Conference University of Southern Colorado, thingswere pitcherSteven Foxto taketheleadback, startingto lookgoodfor the Metrobaseball After siningdownthe first two Cowboy teamheadinginto its fourgameserieswith hitters, hits,setting Foxgaveupback-to-back NewMexico Highlands April1-2. who for Cortroy Richard Rodriguez, the table Insteadof carryingthe momentuminto senta shotdownthe left field line,scoring lost it, and the bothrunners the series,the Roadrunners to tiethegameat three. seriesto the Cowboys,as Metro dropped Highlands Nick Giacone follorved threeof thefourgames, Rodriguez by doublinginto centerfield, 2-6RMAC) droppedinto scoringRodriguez Metro(14-15-1, andgivingtheleadbackto rvhile theCortoy,s. seventhplace in the conference, junpedintoa firstplace (21-6,6-2) Highlands put hitter,MattPlaneta, ThenextCowboy tiewithFonHaysState. markon theinningbysending anexclamation a 2-runshotovertherightfieldfence,pushing Gamel-NewMexico to 6-3. theadvantage Highlands 9, Metro3 Afterscoringtwo runs in the bonomof the fifth ro closewithina run at 6-5,Metro Metro could not capitalizeon four defenseshutdownthe Highlands offensein Highlanderrorswhile Roadrunner starting the top of thesirth andin thebottomof the pitcherBryceGehlenallowed13 hits and inning,theRoadrunners madeitscomeback. eightruns,all of themearnedasMetrolost Vith two outsandthe basesloadedwith thefirstgameof theseries. BrianEdwards singled freshman Roadrunners, jumpedon Gehlen(3-4)in TheCowboys up the middle,scoring thefirstinning,scoringthreerunsonfivehits. Mo runnersto givethe Vrilhoneout, anda runneron secondbase, leadbackto Metro,7-6. CowboyNeil ReBellhit a RBIsingledto the JuniorDonaldGwinner givingHighlands the early secondbaseman, followed Edwards witha rf=' leao. RBIsingie'torighfheid" Following Richard a strikeout,Highlands' givingtheRoadrunners a Rodriguez drilleda RBIdoubleddowntheleft BrianEdwards tworunadvantage, field line, scoringanotherrun to give the In the top of the Cowboys a 2-0lead. reliefpitcherEricCummings seventh, camein Vith Rodriguez on first, CowboyNick withoneoutandgotthefinalt\!'ooutsto earn Giaconesingledinto centerfield, scoring hisfirstsave of thevear Rodriguez andpushingthedeficitto 3-0. Edwards 2-forandGwinner eachfinished In the bottomhalf of the first, the first 4 fromtheplate, andtheyeachdrovein two ' threeMetrohittersgot on basewithsingles, runsapiece. withluniorNateLavrenz's singlebringing in TvlerVood to put the Roadrunners freshman Scott9nettrer/Tlc l.Ucgclloa Game3-NewMexico on theboard. Highlands 3, Metro2 Metro iunlor chad Edwa?& take€ a swlng .galnst l{sv Mexlco Hlghlandson Aptll 2. 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It became wasgoing eighthhomerunof the l'ear to pull Metro agame ofwhichteam wouldanswerin thetopof the to maketheonemistake Highlands to change thetideof withina runat3-2.Edwards Hopeof takinga split of rhe weekend finished thegame second, scoringtwo runs,whichwasall that thegame. serieswas quickly taken away from the 3jor-3with2 RBIandonerun scored. theyneededto beatMetro. got thescoring goingin the Highlands scorednineruns asHighlands But Cochran andKellers,r'ho took over Roadrunners, For the Roadrunners,firstinning,whenBrandon Ricesingledin for Cochranwith one in the seventhinning, in thefirstfourinnings to wintheseries, seniorJack Edwardshit Micha a shutdownthe Roadrunnersoffensefor the Kellers fromthirdgivingtheCowboys scoredtwo runs in the Afte'rHighlands his seventhhomerun, a 1-0lead. camein the first inning,the Roadrunners restof thegame. soloshotto left field.He AfterMetrowentdownin thebonomof Ash pitched well bottomof theinningto tie thegameat two. wouldfinishthegame1- thefirst,fuh gottwoquickoutsto openthe But Metro'sdefensedidn't help the despitegeningthe loss. for-3with oneRBI.Junior topof thesecond inning. 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"Both thesekids wort at leastpafi-time, Lerronsaid."He'sgreat," forabouttwo Hummel rzs quickto mainaina3.0or betteqandpractice Lewton said."Tosayon second srntiments. anda halfhoursaday,"Kennedy "l affibutea lot of my top for an endrecollegiatecareeris quitean success to Brnn,"Hummel accomplishment." indeed,whenyou said."Hetooktimeoutof Quiteanaccomplishment hisschedule, oneusedto fliponthebedandtheotler andI givehima consider lotofprops, I couldn't have neverledwithherhead.But,ttnt s iusttheway Youmaynotahzls him." doneitwithout thingsworkoutsometimes.

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