Page 2 Rennaissance Fair returns to FCC, proceeds to benefit Central California AIDS foundation Page 4 Empire Suikes Back follows Sta¡ rWa¡s in the Trilogy's re-release Page 5 Find out how the FCC $romen's basketball team got to be the CVC co-champions I Moniestobeplaoedin distict general fund By Nt¡aPanerson A $10 rcñmd c'hrge will be imposd on su¡deos wbo reqæs reñmdso feespaiû æri tÞ $2 fte mw cùrged fu all træscri$ er ùÊ s€ md r€ rilest win belaised b $5 per transaipt, etrectira July I, twt. fhedisüi.rdains hbre ñnd fee isbeing inplemented ùæ o ûe,'. .. significantburdenplacedon üe business office æd statrng in ord€ r to mmodate sûrdent rP- ñnds m fees paid." Tbe ircse in fees fradditional traitscripts is said o be,'beoessry to belp offset . . fu cos¡s im¡ned in p¡oviding a lbird Eanscript." Photo curtæy of FCC Public InþmutionOftcc Larios úíI ossürrc tls prfltbn of Præíilcrtt on Alñl 7, b replae Bíil Hrfüs. I'ubs is anently tlc Wcnt af Imhc VellcY C.oilege bø greu tq in Ftroø tttrl is Iækingþltatd b rctwningto hßlonn btm. ACcording to Jobn H. Cmpuses. (real. lnlÀemtef€ s¡sottDestlnenß æmeeûnguTu¡Ll|s¡nctu¡al¡oeü(r agoOqcn¡ilrceo¡[ ct:mnines,DeanofAtuissioosæd Tþ reñnd fee will mlv be of REsm citv colþge' T WOman Stf UCk by tf UC t. Dan Larios ullafìitnouslyvoþd McK¡Ttey in rront or Fr intoofficeas newFCC president ;ÄfåiH1åi" '!' driver not injufed By Dut Martin said sÞ mtlikely wouldmtsur- Awomanwasstn¡ctþapidolp viw. mcllasttyeekmMcKinleyintont The ùiver of tbe vehicle was ofResnCityCollege,TþFresno mt injr¡req ard tbe speed of the Bee re.ported las week Poliæ be- vehicþwassaidtobeuderinræsti- lieved tbe wm¡an is a sûldent at tÞ gatim" ollege. FlesnFolioeofficerswouldnot . The w<xnaq in her early 2ß, releasethpolicertportoranyotber was aduriued o University Medicat infanation to tb Rampage. F'cC to implement newfeefor rcfunds of fe paid, be for üanscript rcquests ra¡sed Records, 2,020 students $'ere ùoppø ftm a class ùring the Sping qt semest€ r because ôeydid d ar€ od chss 6s üe fu day of ffiin&m¡esffith oftuotusßgi¡sinetuùeÞIl 9l ,ryuidyË¡rr.- -ørli¡luæd.DqingûeFbg W sñ,2,251 rcûndsfc&cs mil çtæ id- A¡ a Sl0 &c Per ¡tæs, ùb Nürn¡s b S2¿5f0 b üe zfm¡nisUxiWOfu wq¡klhræ ernÊd last s€ mests. 10,473 tran- scripts baræ been is$¡ed to dale ù¡r- ing tbeFall 97 sremester. Ata $5 fee after ûe tbird æquest, tnis allxxmts 5 ¿ minimrrm of $3,490. Tbese pof- i¡s will be d@ to ôe disrict gen- eral ñ¡nds whic,b ae r¡sed fa FICC as well as the Kings RiverandMadera c[rged to sû¡demß råo ¡eæiræ an æt¡al ¡efund. It will not apply to sn¡d€ nts who opt o ryty tæ nmies b &rllsses rfring tb s¡rp(r ømwürywscþffi r,üo ÞtrÊ H thi Ê€ s yaiwlby lEBqddCovdsGø. Kings Rir=r ad llade¡a,cm- puseswill alsoùeáæc$düyüÈiEw Êes,hbc¡-çüiÈn¡Mb uæhigñæFætutrwillúbe ontibuting as mucù pro6ts b fu gryal disüict ñd frìm whicù all mpusesùaw. The district presented this cùmge to sû¡dentbödy pesidørtOry Caralmg at a meefing On Tiresda¡ Rb. 18 as a'dæ deal." Calaliilro rcñses o aocept tbe prqosal as such md believes that nothing is a dorc deal. In the interests of the sh¡denß spoþ to six histry ud political science classes søting Weùesdry Rb. f 9 to heþ m4ke su¡denß.aware d¡Þ inæ in dvæud o rygeffibÞþDimra ræfudertnchss tbb cræ.lLdotutÞhr- O¡¡b qnct¡n t¡rs¿ay, Feb. 20. I ùunàäÍür|lb stübß6 aáþ aæiveroþinb+ûEeisdFr rcgesøirrst-'gccadüÈ policy Yi¡ phæ c \ Es, a petitimsr- salt Calæo, A's çing b take all of r¡s bgeüer þ.hãSê ôis." IIe will be speaking osû¡h in tbe Englisb ed natb depøtnents ôisweek The issrp will be bnought fr- wad at a chæcella's cabinel meet- ing Monda¡ Feb. 24. Cat¡lrto will be meeting with DisrictChanællor Dr. Bill Stewfftthiq weektodiso¡ss ii ñ¡rtber. The $10 fee tobe chrged wben a sn¡dø ùcps a c't^ss may Þlp dirnin* þiús sbp¡iry' fa .r'îÊr Affi rd¡lbe kss lile¡y þægistrfue6olyæabar ç dm in case 6¡þ6þs8,.c.n* ùihr¿D. TÉá¡rË5ri¡ãi ¿d¡t rË-á* oøtdassoæÊs¡daydsùd ùùaspÉdtufmnæetplay- hg lffiy o eie c/hich sû¡dents can talsetÞ seasof tùosewbwere registeled æd re nc anending tbe cl-\ Tbimpeeo$Sfutrasaipt r€ qtHß ot¡ll hdp þ € 1. re rht st¡d€ nts will @tyonly o scùmls a rvùich tbey re seriou abom anend- ing andatúic.h they feeltheyhæe a good chare ofbeing aoceeted. I CaryCatalanohashigh hopes forEC's ñ¡¡¡æ ByDanMartin After sifting ô¡ot¡gÞ ¡3¡P then 50 aplications fc tbe positiou the State Center Comnrmity College Disuict r¡naninor¡sly voted Dr. Dan Lüios into 6e otrrce of hesno City Colþge Prresidentlastwe€ k Ltbs will assrme tþ pæitb o Apil I, b rcplæ Bdce Ha¡is' who will bave FCE to beoüp tbe Ganællø of tbe Læ Riæ Cmnrnity College Disrict in Sacrameno. Laios' m- træ will nm thor¡gh Jtre 30, 2000. 'I'n ræry excite(" Laioe saftl aboutmving oFOC. Î.laonlydo I get to cúp back o my hmetoum wbere I grew up, h¡tl89t ro þad a gr€ at øtmunity college." Laiæ grewup ædadvanced fuurgb bis e<ùrcatim in Frcsno-at Chester Rowell Elenentary, Yosemiæ Jr. Higb, Rocerælt Higb, and Califo,mia State University, Flesno, wþe he eanedabacbelor's degee in agiculue. Dr. BillF. Sæ$¡"¡t, Gatrælü of rbe scctD, thirùsLæiosis tbe rigbt oæ o do tbe job. *I belieræ be . b a great additim o the adninistra- tive team of the distnictand will do a fæ job as the new pæsidenL" I¿riæ old tbe Rampage tbat he could lil@ to improve ouüeach to higb sc¡ml sû¡dents. "I've always beenapqmentofpmviding eræry- ùing fc sudents to make ûfD st¡c- cessû¡L" The 4$yeaold described hin- ælf asaþlanner, teambuilder, æd peqÞ person"" lle willbe leaving hiscur€ nt pæitim of pæsident at IrvineValley College. 'He' ll be hritastic," said Ass ciatÊd Sû¡dent Gorrernænt Presi- d€ nt ky Catalano. 'lle puts fu ' sù¡d€ rits first I tbinkbe's going toÞ areally bg plus." Lric visited tbe campus last rv€ ek and hd lunch wiü FC€ otrt- c¡ab. nvhai rcally made me feel gpodis 6atit's an old olleg+it's been tbere fq 87 yeæg anditstill has a spirit That's exciting fú me." >R3aRrs&w: Ctub Fred hosts abenefitslrowÛo aid f,\ I) Free Radio Fresno 102.3 ' 7 lg 5 SFORTS: Firsttime in hisory of FCC, bothMen and Women's baslrctball teams claim CVC ^hampiorship l'\ I) 7 lg6 EDITORIAL: Ttre abortion debate continræs \I) 7 lgt BACKPAGE: Top Ten reåsotls whY Fresno is bererthanL.A
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Page 2Rennaissance Fair
returns to FCC,proceeds to benefitCentral CaliforniaAIDS foundation
Page 4Empire Suikes Backfollows Sta¡ rWa¡s in
the Trilogy's re-release
Page 5Find out how the FCC
$romen's basketballteam got to be the
CVC co-champions
I Moniestobeplaoedindistict general fundBy Nt¡aPanerson
A $10 rcñmd c'hrge will beimposd on su¡deos wbo reqæsreñmdso feespaiû æri tÞ $2 ftemw cùrged fu all træscri$ erùÊ s€md r€rilest win belaised b$5 per transaipt, etrectira July I,twt.
fhedisüi.rdains hbreñnd fee isbeing inplemented ùæ oûe,'. .. significantburdenplacedonüe business office æd statrng inord€r to mmodate sûrdent rP-ñnds m fees paid." Tbe ircse infees fradditional traitscripts is saido be,'beoessry to belp offset . . fucos¡s im¡ned in p¡oviding a lbirdEanscript."
Photo curtæy of FCC PublicInþmutionOftcc
Larios úíI ossürrc tls prfltbn of Præíilcrtton Alñl 7, b replae Bíil Hrfüs. I'ubs isanently tlc Wcnt af Imhc VellcYC.oilege bø greu tq in Ftroø tttrl isIækingþltatd b rctwningto hßlonnbtm.
ACcording to Jobn H. Cmpuses. (real. lnlÀemtef€s¡sottDestlnenß æmeeûnguTu¡Ll|s¡nctu¡al¡oeü(r agoOqcn¡ilrceo¡[ct:mnines,DeanofAtuissioosæd Tþ reñnd fee will mlv be of REsm citv colþge' T WOman Stf UCk by tf UCt. Dan Larios ullafìitnouslyvoþd McK¡Ttey in rront or Fr
intoofficeas newFCC president ;ÄfåiH1åi"'!' driver not injufed
By Dut Martin said sÞ mtlikely wouldmtsur-Awomanwasstn¡ctþapidolp viw.
mcllasttyeekmMcKinleyintont The ùiver of tbe vehicle wasofResnCityCollege,TþFresno mt injr¡req ard tbe speed of theBee re.ported las week Poliæ be- vehicþwassaidtobeuderinræsti-lieved tbe wm¡an is a sûldent at tÞ gatim"ollege. FlesnFolioeofficerswouldnot. The w<xnaq in her early 2ß, releasethpolicertportoranyotberwas aduriued o University Medicat infanation to tb Rampage.
F'cC to implement newfeefor rcfunds of fepaid, be for üanscript rcquests ra¡sed
Records, 2,020 students $'ereùoppø ftm a class ùring theSping qt semest€r because ôeydidd ar€od chss 6s üe fu day offfiin&m¡esffithoftuotusßgi¡sinetuùeÞIl9l ,ryuidyË¡rr.-
-ørli¡luæd.DqingûeFbgW sñ,2,251 rcûndsfc&csmil çtæ id- A¡ a Sl0 &c Per¡tæs, ùb Nürn¡s b S2¿5f0 büe zfm¡nisUxiWOfu wq¡klhræernÊd last s€mests. 10,473 tran-scripts baræ been is$¡ed to dale ù¡r-ing tbeFall 97 sremester. Ata $5 feeafter ûe tbird æquest, tnis allxxmts5 ¿ minimrrm of $3,490. Tbese pof-i¡s will be d@ to ôe disrict gen-eral ñ¡nds whic,b ae r¡sed fa FICC aswell as the Kings RiverandMadera
c[rged to sû¡demß råo ¡eæiræ anæt¡al ¡efund. It will not apply tosn¡d€nts who opt o ryty tæ nmiesb &rllsses rfring tb s¡rp(rømwürywscþffir,üo ÞtrÊ H thi Ê€s yaiwlbylEBqddCovdsGø.
Kings Rir=r ad llade¡a,cm-puseswill alsoùeáæc$düyüÈiEwÊes,hbc¡-çüiÈn¡MbuæhigñæFætutrwillúbeontibuting as mucù pro6ts b fugryal disüict ñd frìm whicù allmpusesùaw.
The district presented thiscùmge to sû¡dentbödy pesidørtOryCaralmg at a meefing On Tiresda¡Rb. 18 as a'dæ deal." Calaliilrorcñses o aocept tbe prqosal as suchmd believes that nothing is a dorcdeal. In the interests of the sh¡denß
spoþ to six histry ud politicalscience classes søting WeùesdryRb. f 9 to heþ m4ke su¡denß.awared¡Þ inæ in dvæud orygeffibÞþDimraræfudertnchss tbbcræ.lLdotutÞhr-O¡¡b qnct¡n t¡rs¿ay, Feb. 20.I ùunàäÍür|lb stübß6 aáþaæiveroþinb+ûEeisdFrrcgesøirrst-'gccadüÈpolicy Yi¡ phæ c \ Es, apetitimsr- salt Calæo, A's çingb take all of r¡s bgeüer þ.hãSêôis." IIe will be speaking osû¡hin tbe Englisb ed natb depøtnentsôisweek
The issrp will be bnought fr-wad at a chæcella's cabinel meet-ing Monda¡ Feb. 24. Cat¡lrto willbe meeting with DisrictChanællor
Dr. Bill Stewfftthiq weektodiso¡ssii ñ¡rtber.
The $10 fee tobe chrged wbena sn¡dø ùcps a c't^ss may Þlpdirnin* þiús sbp¡iry' fa.r'îÊr Affi rd¡lbe kss lile¡yþægistrfue6olyæabarç dm in case 6¡þ6þs8,.c.n*ùihr¿D. TÉá¡rË5ri¡ãi ¿d¡t rË-á*oøtdassoæÊs¡daydsùdùùaspÉdtufmnæetplay-hg lffiy o eie c/hich sû¡dentscan talsetÞ seasof tùosewbwereregisteled æd re nc anending tbecl-\
Tbimpeeo$Sfutrasaiptr€qtHß ot¡ll hdp þ €1. re rhtst¡d€nts will @tyonly o scùmls arvùich tbey re seriou abom anend-ing andatúic.h they feeltheyhæea good chare ofbeing aoceeted.
I CaryCatalanohashighhopes forEC's ñ¡¡¡æByDanMartin
After sifting ô¡ot¡gÞ ¡3¡P then50 aplications fc tbe positiou theState Center Comnrmity CollegeDisuict r¡naninor¡sly voted Dr. DanLüios into 6e otrrce of hesno CityColþge Prresidentlastwe€k Ltbswill assrme tþ pæitb o Apil I,b rcplæ Bdce Ha¡is' who willbave FCE to beoüp tbe Ganælløof tbe Læ Riæ Cmnrnity CollegeDisrict in Sacrameno. Laios' m-træ will nm thor¡gh Jtre 30, 2000.
'I'n ræry excite(" Laioe saftlaboutmving oFOC. Î.laonlydoI get to cúp back o my hmetoumwbere I grew up, h¡tl89t ro þad agr€at øtmunity college."
Laiæ grewup ædadvancedfuurgb bis e<ùrcatim in Frcsno-atChester Rowell Elenentary,Yosemiæ Jr. Higb, Rocerælt Higb,and Califo,mia State University,Flesno, wþe he eanedabacbelor'sdegee in agiculue.
Dr. BillF. Sæ$¡"¡t, Gatrælü
of rbe scctD, thirùsLæiosis tberigbt oæ o do tbe job. *I belieræ be .b a great additim o the adninistra-tive team of the distnictand will do afæ job as the new pæsidenL"
I¿riæ old tbe Rampage tbat hecould lil@ to improve ouüeach tohigb sc¡ml sû¡dents. "I've alwaysbeenapqmentofpmviding eræry-ùing fc sudents to make ûfD st¡c-cessû¡L"
The 4$yeaold described hin-ælf asaþlanner, teambuilder, ædpeqÞ person"" lle willbe leavinghiscur€nt pæitim of pæsident atIrvineValley College.
'He' ll be hritastic," said AssciatÊd Sû¡dent Gorrernænt Presi-d€nt ky Catalano. 'lle puts fu
' sù¡d€rits first I tbinkbe's going toÞareally bg plus."
Lric visited tbe campus lastrv€ek and hd lunch wiü FC€ otrt-c¡ab. nvhai rcally made me feelgpodis 6atit's an old olleg+it'sbeen tbere fq 87 yeæg anditstill hasa spirit That's exciting fú me."
>R3aRrs&w:Ctub Fred hosts abenefitslrowÛo aid
f,\ I) Free Radio Fresno 102.3 '
7 lg 5 SFORTS:Firsttime in hisory of FCC, bothMen andWomen's baslrctball teams claim CVC
naissanæ Fpstival will ¡pum MachI and 9 o is øiginal siæ on tbe westlawn next o tbe old adninisr¿timbuilding. Tbe eventis are{€ation ofa 16th ørnry village ftir with many
ftm thongbot¡t Califomia m handentertaining and selling their finest
FCC 3-on-3 resultsKC plaæd in tbe 3on-3
Infilr¡ral Basl@tball Toumamentryonsored by Schick olr Feb 7. Tbetlyo fimlistteamsplayedtbedecidinggame during tbe halft ime break at tbeFCC/Fortervüe ba*etball game onFeb. t.
FOC's winning team, "TbeSilent Assassins" consisting ofMichæl King, EuraudGuind¡ andMkel\{aquez" tben traveted bUSCto capo¡re the Þciñc Coast Region
ßettut 88ünce t¿gttbu[ tetutní career
rts, crafs and foods of the era.The eræ¡¡t will n¡n ftom 10 a-n.
to ó prn. bah days. Atuission is$3.00 per adult, and $1.50 pq c.bit(half off with thedonatimof anm-pøishable fmd itenu
hoceeüs $,ill berefit 6e Cen-rat Câlifünia AIDS Foundatim.
Cbanrpionship or¡ Feb. 22. Twsftron as mar¡y as 25 rcgimal coltegesompeted in this, tb 13th annualSchicÌ Super Hmps Tounament .
The winning teartbrougbt bome aprize packageincluding t-shi¡ts,jæket$ and sweatshirs which areprovidedby Schick
Schick Super Hoops isendorsed by the NBA and tbeNational Intramural SportsAssociâtion.
md.cøÐete in r¡rious events. Ff,tsû¡denß Dim Büadeli and JbæAsayi ompetd in cbess, andCbmSengùang, Edurad Asistin æd SoukPbabnusay inbilliaûs.
Tbor¡gb tu rcC sû¡dent tookfrsttrize,Bmade[pld tbtud wer-all in chess and Asistin made it to tÞsemi-fmals,to tþ,fqr Sfrþ qqdsixthplæ.
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'Mgûhødwitclwanütvi/á lanhl¡ ol tlu Fes¡'oalc -conu od join thcfttr"
FCC discount nightwith the FresnoFalcons
.Frcsno City College Nightwit[ tbe Rres¡o Falcons will ¡akeplæ m Sannrday, Mæh 15 drningtbe game a8¡ins¡ Anchorage atSellandAr€aa lViô this gmotitnsnd€nß and staff of Resno CityCollçge will ¡oceive a ftee ticlrc¡ fao'ery ticJrer tbey puchase (2 tickcsfa $8.00). This night is also Fa¡¡lperecøt¡m Night, ând will havethe Ole'-Tilners game during
.. Mftime. Gapetiæis at7:30pm-i :-; :.: .':
Plnto courte sy of AnryKIas cn- C-ox
Debate teamadvancesThe Resno City College de-
barc þamreached the s€mi-fhalsof tbeSfestern Sta¡esDebaeTour-nmÐt be¡d Feb. 14-16 at CSUMmøey. Ths tem of Desir€eTerrw æd Ak Spjute &featedalVyming team ftom NorthwestCmnunity College on auuni-mors decision before losing oArizutaState m a rylitdçisio.The toumament hd morc tban 30scbools ûom æn stâles in aÍen-dæce.
DevelopmentCenter to holdworkshops
Tbe FCC Cornseling/ CaeeCent€r is offøing a self-assessmerwcksbopan Thunday,lvfacù6fion5:30p.n. o 7:30 pm. Theworksbo'girtes participana a general mdasanding of tbe rob that self exploration plays in the caree&velopmenqroæss. Dring this æssion, participants ræiveSuong Ilterest Inventory and the MyenBriggs Type Indicatr. TÞ Suong ia¡ assessment th¿ measures individ¡¡al likes and dislikes! andbelptbe user relaæ interesa and prefoæ odifferentcareers. TbeMymBriggs allows itrdividuals to ass€tbeir penmality styte. These twæsessments ae widely used in ce
reercouseling.Prticipants will also take aloo
d tbeif p€rsmal øeer valrrcs anælf+vdmæ ùeir skills and abilitþs. The Center is located in the eatwingof tulibrry.
Setting it straight...
In 6e Feb. 12 issue, it warceütd that.the distictrcac,hod aagreement with ASG o perfommaintenance cbecks m campus \rehicles for¡r times per mmô. Mainte¡¿¡¡6s has stated that no qecifrcwere made as to bow mmy cbeckould be durc, and tbat tey woulsrrive fcætotwocbectsperuü
ACUI tournament resultsI Sornce:FCCStudentActivities Center
The Association of Collegel.himlnternatimalToumarentwæbÊldatCal h. ly San Luis Öispo thispast weekend, Feb. 14 to 16. Tbe.torrmanent is a rcgional infamural
Whafs news on the internetBig Yellow, a natiorul serrrioes, enplo¡ment agæfox
mlirrc yellow pages service has mdcaeerormseling firms tbemadetbeþbs€archalicleeasier. Big Yellow web site isThis service, developed by www.bigyellow.cmNYì¡Ðç lists maly every busi-msintbeUnitodStat€s'includ- sorrce:NNfND(Infamaingcurprehsivelistsofiesrme tim ResoucesCo.
Easier access to studentrecords available
Tbe Rderal Educational Rigbsand Privacy Act (FERPA) wasmrc¡ded to albw cømmity cot-leges and scåools o exchange infa-mation about discipliltary acts. Tberew regulations rcquire community
olleges to give s¡¡dentg prena ædlaw enforoemerit agencies fteer æ-ce.çs o sûdent records. This policyw€nt into effecl in December of lastyw.
Sor¡rce: NotaBeæ
Pigeons and guys play hard to get.I .nt*fU".tatRanrpagercws of thepastCotrpilcdby þurLotrlar
fbYnms AGO¡sreportednFeb.A,L9Tl: Surd€ntpri\'æy isenbanced with tbe passage of anewfederal mandate lrpwn as the So-dentPrivacy Act Under the new lawa sû¡dent may obtain an urnfficialopy of any of his files beld by FCC,enter arebuual o arcgative report inhis recods, ard the surdent mayspegify wbich data is to be keptpnblic on private. According o tbeAsociate Dean of Records WædLâsber, 'No orrc may exrotine yourrecords without you wriuen permis-sion," but tbe FBI along with anyoüer law enforæmentbody can view
onfdential files mly with a ourtGder.
2SYF,ARSAGO asrcportcdm Feb 419722 In an effqt toêlimirlatepigeon defecaticn asam¡>ralhâzãd ¡o rcC sû¡dents ædbüibings, the aùrinistr¿tion bâS rcneu/eda drive to discourage pigæns froutroosting on ømpus. Tfis fatl, FCCobtahed a permit from the FresnoCounty Agriculural Coumission oallow a professional pest contrcùagency to use Avitol on carpus faoNp yeil. Several ymfs ago Avitotwas used on armpus briefly, mtilprblic poæst balted the practice.
The Rampage is the wfumer of anAll American rating fa its isst¡es oflðt s€m€st€r. The rating is the higÞ
estaurudedby tbe Associatim Collegiate PressCritical Rating Serviawhicù critl¡ues and judges bi$scboot college and miversity pap€rsuw tbmrio"
¡I0YEARS AGOasreportaon Feb 21,19572 The week oI{arch 1l-15 has ofñcially beerscheduled as T.W.I.R.P. weelT.U/.I.R.P. is an acronym fr Tbrüornn Is Reqrc.sted to hy. f,l¡ring this week it *inJÞ up to tbwdnen, if they want aly dates, tr
æk tbe men o go out, and of counepa. y tbe tâb. According'o tbe Rantpage, "This is tbe week in tbe yeathat the ner¡folk æ Fresno JunioC;ollege live forand tbe wøten jutdr€ad to soe. @rne. Ah yes, mastrikes back!"
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Feb. 17- An ofñcerappoachetwo suspicions looking ubjects oørpus, u¡d fond one o bave lvfrjuana The suspect $'as atrcsted, cited arld released"
The Empire Strikes Back For A Second TirnI l" second installnientdelivers entertainmentsatisfaction to the Sta¡W.arsfairt¡ful.
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Whatcal be safol aboutorp of fug€atestmovie s€ri€s of all tfup batpeqle do nd aheady kþril? Núûucb" Ori Jan 31, 197, tÞ wabras üeated babig sirm úowingú StorWan,amovþ ùæ cùangedpq oilûre and movb rnking fa-e,v€r, fo ælebrate be fiht's tnæntþhamiwnry. Fú öe re.rcþæe, fufhr nascþarcdryandrcstaedtoißcigimlbrillfturce. Ir ddition, CÉüBeIrcas (tÞ trtind behirid fu pqilruriverse), bok fu @üü¡nity tocùange ùings batbe wæmpkasedwithin be original Hechanged blook of Moo Eisley, added Jabba bHuú as $rell as sffile oüer ùings, andused digital tec¡ndogy, which willbe óe onrerstone of ùe rpw SøWas pequel úibgy s€t to be r€-þæ€din úeatres in 199.
Now s¡ Êidav. Feb. 21 fu waHuas teaæd with fu sesd r{'a[ìrefdbe SEWõS Trilogy (c ôe ññù,if ¡ur wur o ge æcür¡lzl), 7D¿
A benefit show to aid FreeRadio Fresno 102.3 was heldlast Friday at Club Fred. Theevening began with a primi-tive drum circle acoustical
. jam session. Next on the billwas Extra Medium, an alter-native band that perforned afew originals and also coveredsome songs by Tool and BlindMelon. 3 of the Kind was rhelast band to play, and tbey of-fered great jam music. Alltlree musical acts were vastlydifferent as far as style, whichadded to tbe diversity of musi-cal tastes in Fresno.
About 100 people turned outto support Free Radio Fresno,and tbe atrrosphere was one ofneighborliness. The audiencervas extremely receptive to tbegroove o¡iented nusic t[at was
desrq¡ed, atd fu Empirc is as madæhanes, wiü ultimæ villain hVader seaching forlulce Slrpalker0{ã¡ill). ïbe Rebels esaHish abæeq¡furcmotgfoy ucLC d ¡Ioûaftøfheing Yaviq tu plarct sm *üe end of Sør Wan. Vadc quir:klyftrß thu and tom öeæ mtil fusdof tu filtrr" fu Rebels fr¡d lbæselrrcs being reknttessly pursÛed byúe evil Ga¡acrbEmptue ard b Ml¡rd of ùe Siü,Vader, orhtimtingtor IIan Solo (Fcrl) being ftozen inøboniÞ ard Sþwalker geüing hishand dissrbered in a light sabøôEl $,iüDãü Vad€r.
this special editlÐ of TIE h-pire Strikes M. dG rd bøg asmany additlns rcbanges æ wæ fucase wiù Sf¿r W¿n, but his was úæIrgely o tbe srress of üe frg fiht,*,hic¡ in ûJrn allowdhcas to qpendrue time and mary m fu twoæquels (tu tird of wtttuù beingRetmt oftlu Jedi, ùÉ ot¡t in Þrp"smlvfr.7,l99lr.
This dg notnrea¡ ¡bat Tlu Em-¡ire Stríkz s fuùis ary bss çecrærh üãr Star Wars.lv[afre lircs barcbeen cþaned w in ùe Hoü banþs€quenoe between tbe Rebelsnunpeeders ad ôe lrperial AT-Afs (All Terain-Armsed Tras.pûts), ¿åüsot(m/naslutpøialWalk-ers TÞ additicn of nenr footageøtaining tÞìVupa loeCteæ¡euth Sk¡¡c/alker is htging upsiedocm in acaq dm æ mæingþ
performed that night.The benefit was beld 3o raise
funds to replace 102.3's radiotransmitter which was stolenrecently. Free Radio Fresnowill be holding more benefitshows, possibly once a monthorbimonthly. Tbe benefie also
Trlr Trilog! brhgr bt sotu of ourlattoriu tpce clwuan tøn tlu pst Plroto ByTedValverþþase of öe qpeciâl edition rilogy,dm' twâsþùetime waitinc.Lucas bâsstaþd fu¡ öe SEr \ilãs Special Edi-tin Eibgy rìas rrnant b be eryeri-encedcn ùebig sqeen, æd if þbashis uay (ædhe Fbabùy will), üsewill be m Yiþo reþase of tu SrìVrs llibgl Special Editbn ïhismvie, nc is pe<lessa, is a mustse.
of binging nae $¡speÐse to a sc€rrcôd' Ls feh was m s¡sp€nsefr¡lmrgh D|igdffibrymwal-loc/s fu Milþtnium Þlm o flyroud ard ftougb fu cit),sc4e ofBeçin's C'loud City. Fr ùme whealbgiure nrs true bsitd ôe dãtsüe Dew footage dDath Vderhalsobe€n added.
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iuprwensts, fu film'3 scue hæalso been chmsed. l.Iew æd ûevi-crsly uueleasedmuic þJohtt \Vil-liilñ, tb ffirpc€r of öe ciginalru¡sb fa üe ùiþ8y, hbe€r¡ ddæ well lvlmy filns baræ reþæedsantrdF¿dcs, hrt rmy fen, dth øsd alæ ftu tuirgtntmvit(s).Thisbstetbcæ.
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The FSU Pub housed one ofFCC'S best bands last Thurs-day night. 406 headlined theall ages show, and Sexaphoneand Public Television got ev-erything stafted.
Usually tbe shows at the Pubare pretty jumping, but some-thing was teribly wrong at thisshciw. Tbe audience seemed tobe glued to their seats, min-icking dazed-out lumps whocould not remember wbat todo when good music was be-ing played.
T[is was understandableduring tbe first two acts, asmusical ability was grosslylacking. But it was sad to see¿O6 play a great set to a bunchof blant faces. The audiencejust did not get it. 406 playeda tigbt set, sounding just a bitlike a Tool, but not taking theeasy route of duplicatingTool's style. Hopefully 406will be able to book showswhere tùe audience will ap-preciate their style and abili-ties. A band of their caliberdeserves a much bener reac-tion tìan what they got at tbePub.
Plroto By Georgia Poncrhelp assist Food Not Bombsand the needle,exchange pro-gram. The next benefit to beheld is scheduled for Mar. 16and will include a barbecueand two bands. This event isplanned ro be held at ClubFred.
Time for Bands To Battlell^ocal acts soughtformusic competitionBy,Anry Klassen-Cox
The Battle of the Bands iscurrently accepting entries.Over $4,400 in prizes will beawarded. Every entry will re-ceive a $24 coupon towardsmusic services and radio airtime on three or more stations.Two winners will receive aone year Internet contract, 40hours of recording time with12 hours of mix down mas-tered to DAT for CD duplica-tion, and a pull-all-tbe-stopsG'old package. Four runners-up will receive 12 hours ofuacking time.
The entry fee for each bandis $39. The rules state that all
with record labels or otber in-dustry-related cont¡acts. Eachband is to perforú a minimumof 15 minutes and no moretban 30 minutes unless bther-wise specified. No cussing willbe allowed on stage or in therecordings. Each codtestantwill be judged on entertain-ment value, audience reaction,communication, sportsman-ship, musical ability, lyricalcontent, set-up time, andsongwriter skills.
To enter, mail the groupname, tbe person to contact inthe group, thgirphone numberand address, along with thenâmes of all of the people in-volved with the band and theirposition to P.O. Box 1299,
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Men Crush Delta; Women Capûre Napa VallI f.òo U"go defense of 15 ons¡rutive CVC clrampionships;women look stong in NapaBy ScottA- Mcyes
If lag we* served as a tùer¡rm-eærfa tÞ 1997 æmis pogru heree FCC ôe Rms õe hot ThurßRb. 20, ôenen's teambeat upDelain an easy 8{ shutotrl On tbe ensu-ing Rt æd Sar, ùe *omen's squadg¡abb€rl Èe tilþ at TÞ Napa ValleyOassic, a toumam€nt tbey weæ'lttwen sr@loc@petein"
Thurs. æKG ùemen ur4edrp tb vicrory withouÍ needingdrnbþ's play: The singþs wturssweæfvlarl(avanagh,SoüIGnùidçCody SteDù€ns' IetrLm, DaenCater, and Sær,eLippert lGnùickwas the ouly. player of the six thato'en wént o ù€e sets. He bst tbefrst set 67 ù€n borred bac¡ todmimæ te following two, 6l andGl.
The m€n's t€m is looking forlbeh 166 msecrtirc mferencecùmpionship. Coach Bill Wayælikes his chanæs this seasm but it'ssitl eilly. \Ve bave sdne.yomgguys ild c/e bave a few ræterans,'said\Vayte. "I guesswelljrstharæ tosee how we come out in the $rash."
$rhile tbe nen's teær has won 15consecutive championships, tbewmo's temwriæsadiffeæntc,hpter in a difrer€d book \\¡e diùtwin a match læt ¡rcú," recalled sec-qd f,eæ Coch Mat Befmm" Tmpleased wió wheæ *rr€ at By tþendof tþ seasm, wesbonldbeverygood""
I¡stThurs. Feb. 20, tùe wm€n'steam was srypced bplay MercedherÞ at'FCI3. Merced bæ ùqpedüir wm's'mb prog¡zn ùbyÈJr ûre o án äustrcient nmber ofplalærs;Cmryqímtly, Meræd cæ-ælledüematch. Belmæ tben calledto Napû Vaüey. TÞ u,t day tuy
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the læing pirch€f. sbütsta lGvinÞfüc* gãtr€red most of the Rmshits IIewent45 with2RBIs, Steve\Voodrprd went 3-5 with I RBLKyle Moorcand Jasm Þpi colleoed2 bits and Høy Cazaes u¡as 2-3with 3 RBIS.
OnSundaynight ùeto¡rl@tendedin a sluggingmetcå betrveenFCC and Allan Hancocl College.Ilancocl hirers jum@ m Rampitchers fa 13 biß and 15 rmi in af5-10victmy..FCC's II hitsand 10runs wasn't enough to out slugIla¡coc&.
wre b N4a swting what muldfinish a gra¡ næekend of t€mis.
Sãah Masþ andKelly Ciozaleshd tbe Rms as their doubles temqûIEd òe finals YicÛffiy 62G3.FCE also plaæd t¡ee entfrs in tbefu als fa singles play. l[ril¡'n ]Varsæd Gmzales wm tbeir respeoiræsbgÉs m¡tches ìfassþ lost iD tbefioals3{, 36.
FCI took ùe þunlarl€N¡t cr(n'lrwiù a sce of 24. Diablo Valley andk¡enilþ had 21 and DeADza ¡nisùedwiüai;øeof 18.
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Rann beadod over o Frcsrn State tftæ the Bulldog's ry Em. This itbe fißt time this' hæ taken plaæ hrplaymg against FSU will be scheduþd mce a yea ftm mw m ¿rc
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uavel, Behan garre the ladi€s tbday otron Monday. \Veþ alirlrmd wefr¡/," he said. "Bú not toBad.'
Pltoø by Joe SenncwøYhalm satøùn kß Køvordh ratd ø tllc ai¡ o FICC nutd Ddtt E4
Ì'CC talres 3 of 4 atolut tourneyI ener a Ursy toumanßot sctstule leagrrc pay begins lmrsOay.ByNlcnC.olsnut
and Êresbnm rigDtbânder Brian¡mrfo romi¡¡ried f' d ÈÈ.\AsGpñ*Êd W fu win an¿ uppe¿ l¡sr€oord to ?.-2.Irc got the save.Rmero *æ tþ hser. Jason þiw€nt3.4 witù 2 RBls, Rm top hiüerKyþ Moqe Rigbt fælder BrcntGutienez, æd left fielder Brianl[anßallbad 2bißTieæ.
Suday afrernmn's fanfae wasfr¡ll of excitement late in the gamec/Þn Cdada's bed @ch MiþGdcia and úe bme ptaæ rmpirestood tæ b tæ æd exc,banged a fewwutlsnamally usedin tbe t¡aditimofbasebalt l\tben all u¿s said, tbrmpire oæ dgain sai.d þlay ball",ild the'Big RedMæhirp" corttin-ued to crank out base hits and Írû'duce n¡ns. Kyle Moore gfeetedCafada's starting piæher ColinSullivan wiò a homer o lefr ñeld in6p fuginning uùich ended in a5 nmRm rally and tbe RaEs soored 6morpnms in tb gane fa a 11ó winover fbe Colts. Rigbtbander RipRggenú 3-1 smct out 5, garæ rp 9bits and walked 3. fr d lohnson n'ascr€ditod with ôe save. Sulliwn wæ
Rm.pihþsùarntÊd md hâD&.orfred tÞ ofodnB Em's bafierswiô a vaie¡y of ditrenent pttcäecnd Rm hiærs ryeaed o hawhad a tig leagrro swing as tbeypornded out a hncù of nn søingbase biß d tr¡þss H over tbec/e€kqdin a 5 rem 3 day touroæmL
OnRidaYnightRmþñhderP¿l Aræ¡y Nida2hiuagainstCbabot CC. Ran carclier HenryCåøes ufu nenlimed last weekùdbewN' tdaying rcowell, d¡ovehme 6e winning nm with abadhit6tb inning nn søing singþ t¡p tbeniddþ øqtà1 victry. Averynow 1{ was ûe winning pitr¡€r.Avery went tbe distmog ftnned I I,æd u/alked 2 Góot's þftbandeiDenict Vqgæ was tagged with lbelcs. Flr* hsem4 Ryan Aocrdowú.?4. :
The Rms larncned a srpiseanaclc o DeAnza's søting pitc,berJcdanRmqò.They hingedout I Ihits md sær€d 9 nms in a ll4victüy. Rigiômd€rDmiel Vir¡emo
Càl,y SEpt æ it n 4¡*r ro¿-rn o m NII Waytc't lt:mffi:ùBb rrúh C3, 62 opina Dclulzt Trruß@.
Cæt yo¡r broms o¡t baby ißsnteep time. Rms soffball swept tbeldies Am Alhn llaúæck Coneeein Sanrdays dorbþ æ. Gmeæ a shutor¡t Rms 5 Bullùgs 0,ganets,o Rms l0 Bnlldogs 3. In tbefirst gane the Râns bot¡ght it altogetb€rdef€nsively andoffensively-KalaTovrgotitall søæd in tþfint hning of the game wben sþsockd a ripb and th€n scored offfu sacrafiæ ny by Jårc:kie Renya-Then iñ the 5th Lolie rüiesnersuucked a single which bnoughtTovr æd Renla :rcrcss tbe plaæ toscøe. Botb hit singles to get m.Defense was routine for tbe Rams,they made tough plays look easy.Pitch€r fristy fudersm bada geat
SOFTBALI.gme tæsing a thee hiüerleavirtuo }lancock baners at tbe plaþ puling up thier socls
hgmetwoCþ'sJ¡ilbMontgruænt 2fc 3 with 3 RBlsshanncRbanes was 2 fa 3 with an RBSra Pinkerton pitcåed 4 innings fiùe win-Fritr Biggs care in fu ttlast 3 innings and closed douÍfanocl's offense. Therams total ofense included 14 hits, llof whicwere singles.'We played gr€d ûfense æd hit the ball rrery welloach Rhmda Williams said.
'This was tbe fi nt tirn webrouglit all togetber, offense and defensroach\\¡illimas saidãftertbecn¡sling of tbe Bulldogs ftm Ha¡cocCollege.
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BASKETBALL: REACH-ING NEW IIEIGHTS Al',{DE)(ECUTING TIIB PLAIII Clevetan¿, Selleaze grab conference top lnnors; playofü fm men and women upcomingBy SconA. Mayes
If bisttry does indeed r€peat it-self, The Freso City Cotlege bas-ketballprogramis waiting witb baledbreath. On Sat Feb. 21, the men'sa¡d wmren's team both claimed apiece of the Coast Valley Confer-enoe Championship pie.
Tbe nr¡mber orp ranked men'st€am defeated Kings River 77-51 ocapu¡r€ tþ title. Tbe nuùer eigbtranked wmren's team lost o C.O.S.in an 87-85 upset The loss fmged afirst plæe tie betrveen FCt andMe¡ced, tbe nrmbertb¡ee t€art in tbestate.
The tc/o þagñ châmpionships( tbe wmen Þing oo+hanpions),marla tþ fint time tbe two tearuhave won The CVC Cbarpionshipin the same yea in school histmy.
This week will be tbe kickoffoftbe rcgional basketball playoffs. Tbemen will Þ at home for their firstgame SaL lvlãch t againstGavilan.The opponentfor the women a.s wellas gmre time was mt available at ¡betinrc of prinr
The men closed out.tbe rcgulrseason at 27-3 while fhe wmen werp.44. Afrû collectively wtuming 8tpercent of this yeafs garnes, thÊ t$,otems aE clæing in m sme mpnumbers.
Fr tb *u¡eru te schoolrcoordof 2ó wins was set by rb lW2-93te qr. rüiù two wins in tÞptayotrs,ûis yeds team nor¡ld€qual ùe all-tinæ mart
The men's 1997 reoord of 27 winsis fourth m tbe all-time lisr Above athroe way tb with 28 wins is tbe 1956team und€r tbe directim of Joe Kellywith a rccord ú2r5. Èrhaps m-toucbabþ is tbe 3!5 naù of IGlly's1963 teån" KC'sbesL
As tbe CVC rcgulr season cmesto aclose, tbe votes af€ in:
On tb€ men's side, Cæc.b SteveCleveland was nmred CVC CGchof the Yeæwhile Rm Selleaze wænamed MVP of the league.
Tbe g¡¡ârd hndem ofRafer Alstonand Michael Ganec proved fruiftlas both were selected to the first tea¡rwhile Cory Poc/ell receivedhonr-ablemention
For the womex¡, Nika HolmegShawnA Deb'ro urd Miriam Sa¡tchezwere first team selectims.
The ten man rcst€f of the men's
Cory Powdl gca a lifr fun his tanTlu Røns provd¡ha lønrwo¡*.wø rlvkq placint thnc playcnatlcaUC'VC tølln
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Rb.23 was iwuuraÍe. Tbp s¡rysated tbar tb c¡oreo's lcs bC.O.S.ost tbem the CI/C Chanpionshipand that tbey finished second toMerced. Acnnll¡ FCC peviouslyhad a orp game lead over Merced.The loss created a
team ìas only ûee sopnmqes andtbe wc|nen's team is made up of nirpftesliman, mt a sopbmae in sigbrFr ræteran øh Sæw Chryelandad firstyeæmch Kfl€n lVood, tbetabþ is ser An incrcditte &ün-plishrrnt has been æhþræd but Ican assue )'tlt¡, tbey'rcnot finished.The seoor¡dseason sms üis Saûr-
Plroto by TedValverdcTcant unþ wan tlu kcyfor this all-frcshttøtt¿znt, 197 CVC co<lnmpfuia
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The abortion debate may never die, unfotunately Whafs wrong with this picture?millions of irurocent drildren rvillþ lzah&ddcw
Schindler'slistu/ason this $,8€k-end, I would have liked to haw s€€niq butl nasn'table o.I can irngircsøle of tbe ôings tbat wot¡ld bavebeen Sov'rn, Nazi death cmp bm-rus. Real fmtage of the at¡ocitiesdorr by people who hadm rcgadfrlift.
It's inte,lesting, oræ of tÞ m4iorft llacies of the Nazi propaganda wasôat Jews uJ€re mt cutsidered per-.sor¡s. It's the sarp ilglm€nt thâÎdagud the ninds of eady Atrsi-cans in tbe quesion of slavery: ìileretilacJrs penons? We lool bacl onthose eras and wonder at tbe trnralobo¡seæss of a people tbat æuld fora minute belieræ thd Jews r blacks,r any other p€rson not quiæ likethemselves, was nm-hrman. Ye¡bere we aæ, "civilized'A¡eriwn,so frr ftur tbe menølity of Hitla orslave owners, arguing against tbepnlv€n scientific facts that babies intbe wmù arehuman beings.
Here ue smte majorargumentsin favaof abortim, æd tbe ftc'ts tbatrcfutetbem"
l. lrfo æ lilows wb€n life be-gins.
Fæt Tbvo yeas prir to the Su-gcmeOoutdecisftn toþgalizeabor-tion (Ræ rn. ÌVade), a poel of 220sclntisûsþ physicians,flrdprofesscsgave bgal'corrcil to the Corrrqsøting tbat life begins atcmoeptim.
2. A wman Soubbave the rigbtbdo wbat sÞ wmts with her body.
Fæ{: A baby in e.utem has its ownbeãt beå¡, its own circtlatory sys-æm, is onm genetfo ode, rnny timesa different blood type, its own fing€rprints, its own brain waves and 50percentof ùe timeitisadifferentsexftom tbe motber. Scientiñcally, ¡hatbaby is rol a@' of tb wülan'sbody. Tbe wøran is nerely abos! Asbelter€r. Anuru¡r€r. Also, ninetimesout of ten it is not the wmnn's deci-sim to have an abortion, but theboyfried's, m tbe parents'.
3. Wby hing a baby into üewald wbo is not wanted?
Fact Thre ae about æ millionabortions perfomed æh yea in tbelrnirÉd SÎâte.s. Th€re are about twomillion couples nôo cannot havechil&efi waiting o ado6 but tbeyãpbeing told tbattbereaenotetnrgDcbild¡en.
4. Wbat abort ô€ life of tbemo¡her?
Fact søtistics show thar 95-97p€r ænt of all abortiotu perfornedaepurely elective.
5. It s,onld be too hard to give ababy up fradoptim.
Fæ{: The emotional, psycbologi-cal æd too ofteo physical scrringthatawoman s,¡stains asaresultof móoftim, fr outweigD tbe sense ofbss incuned when puüing a cjtiltl upfca@tion.
6. The wmæ camotatrord braise acåilù
Fæt mqe thm 90peræntof allóortions performed m on middþad upperclass wcnerL
7. r#men would revert to dan-gøors "bacJr alley" abortions.
Fæ'bac,k alley"'cmt banged'abortions aeobsolete,iustas leachesto cr¡re infection ue. Ferfomed ille-gally, abortionists wot¡ld bave tbesane techrclogy tbey have mw.Also, I o¡tof every 500 wørcn whobave abqtions now, end up maime(steriþ, cdead"
8. Ilaving cbild¡en dæsn' t Ítllowurünen losrcæed-.
Fær Hey, Im a fr¡ll time su¡dentwirh a 4.0 GPA I'n ediror of thispaper, I have aJob (I'm not on wel-fare), md I'm a single moul If I cando it, anyæ can. Tbe key is bavingpeopÞ wbo believe in what is rights¡¡pportyor¡, andbelieveme, thy'reo¡t thÊfe.
ù Thereaemmyotherargtutentsin fava oflegalized abortion, butùerearefacts orefutÊeåcb of tbem.Itis atypicalresponse ofmodern daysocieties toridpeopleof tbe symptoms while regleaing tbe causes ofôose same symptoms. Abutbn islike a pain killer, it covers up tbeonrent problem, but does nothing ohelp pevent or cr¡e the disease.
I wonder if fifty yeas fttm mwpeople will lmk back af this Ami-can holoca¡st we call þdized abr-tion and wmder at the mral ndinællecn¡al obursæs of a peopbufuqæstion tbe h¡nanity of theirmm c,hild¡rn as they send tbem toslar¡ghtÉr.
The rissor: ¡re æmoved end ¡ luctioncalheter it inierlKl The (hlld'! hrâlnt ¡Esuck€d out, causinß llre strrll to collrpscfìe de¿d b¡bv iJ theñ temov.<l
fied befo¡p Cong€ss that this iB sinpfyrctur¡e.
Thir ¡rocedue was brought beforeCongress in March of l,aetyec and withovervbelning bipartisan suplstit wasvoted that tbc procedurc sbould þbanned. hesident Clinton vetbed thi¡ban.
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Desig¡ed by abortionists MrtinI{ssLÊU a¡d ôc l¡¡e Jame¡ McMaboû,pûtisl birô abo¡tbn¡ ue performod intbc ¡ocond half of ¡repancy. By Dr.Ilaskell'¡ own ¡rtmißsion, thc technþucwas inventÊd in qrder to m¡he the abor-tfornisb ts6¡ essier. However, micinfor-m¡tioo oo tùe subjoct Ebot¡nds.
1, 'It may bc reesuy b s¡vê arom¡n'¡ lifc.n Fdbe: tbe¡p se m oÞcteûb¡l siû¡atioú which rt4uire apr-tially delivered hr¡man fe0u to bc de-stoyed b pesøve thc mother'¡ lifc. ACsqi¡n seclbn b tbeptefferedmptbod.
2'Iti¡ sonetider noæssary to pt-s€rve tbemotb.r's bealth."- Falsc: \Vr-¡eoHcm M.D., autbrof tùemoetwidelyu¡ed tcxtbook on abqtion deniod thatPBA i¡ ever nooessa¡y to ptservc themother'¡ health (peychologically or
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