Controversy surrounds A.S. electionsIn the days leading up to the announcement of the Associated Student elections on Tues., April 29, complaints surrounding campaign practices and improper behavior at a recent A.S. sponsored memorial have come to light. On April 17, members of A. S. sponsored a memorial service for the three Mt.
Alfredo Camacho, finance senator, walks by the memorial, passing out fliers for his candidacy. The fliers contained information to encourage students to vote during the A.S. elections. See page 2 for information on flyer. EDITORIAL: Not the place nor the timeAs staff members of the Mountaineer, when we found out that AS was having a memorial at the patio outside of Student Services on April 17, we knew this was a story that needed to be covered. We discussed with our adviser the ethical ways to report on the sensitive subject of the memorial and the funeral.
Learn from the professionalsKFWB Airborne Traffic Reporter Jeff Baugh kicked off a series of lectures for the Mt. SAC Radio/Television (RTV) program April 9, to a small crowd of broadcast-hopefuls. Baugh, 65, explained how he made it in the industry and gave useful tips to successfully break into the business.Morelos finds life in sculpting artIt is the challenge that drives Adrian Morelos, 23, to sculpt art, something he has loved to do since he was 6 years old. "It's the challenge. It helps me out, not just with sculpting, but with other things, too…I pursue the challenge…and it's helped me develop discipline and love for myself," Morelos said.
Adrian Morelos showcases four of his sculptures including his favorite piece, standing, nude male. Mt. SAC hosts the 50th relaysAfter years of blood, sweat, and tears, records made and broken, the Mt. SAC Relays celebrated its 50th anniversary April 12, 17-20. Olympians and athletes from different community colleges and universities, all came to compete on the same track and same field where many greats have performed before including Maurice Green, Marion Jones, Stacy Dragila, and Carl Lewis.
Kai Kelley (Middle left) accelerates through the finish line after winning the 110-meter hurdles in 13.51 seconds. |
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