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CAMPUS UPDATE, November 7, 1979, Page 2 Editorial Traveling between BTC and NRC buildings at ACC. at the beginning of the semester, students. may have had a chance to view the beautiful, blooming bed of roses. Yet have you ever wondered who. arranged for the flower bed or who tends to it? Dale Ilsley is the man in charge of. Building and Grounds; he arranged for a little added color’ and life for’ our campus, through the rose gar- den. A touching story lies behind the rose garden. A few years ago Mr. Ilsley fost his son and the fa- culty gave him a donation for a “memorial. IIsley being very concern- ed about the ACC campus, decided to use the donation towards a flow- er bed. Not only is the flower bed beautiful to look at, but IIsley. has brought many smiles to the female employees at ACC. Whenever the bushes start to blossom he clips the buds and presents them to different ‘offices. We know we are sad that the rose season is over, but we can be cheered at the thought that they will be here again next year to grace our walk to the NRC. If you have not had a chance to see the flowers try to arrange a slow walk by the. ~ NRC where the now-bare rosebushes fisley for all of us at ACC for his thoughtfulness. Classified Ads CAR FOR SALE: 1977 Olds Cutlass. In excellent condition with stereo and speakers. Call 356-6118 and ask for Jim. “Designed with the- Student. _ Located in Besser Tech in mind” To the editor: Campus Strip Words create wrong i 1 feel | must correct a very wrong impression that was given in a recent article that appeared in the Campus Update concerning the LSC. In no way during the interview did I state (as was attributed to me) that stu- dents had “mostly .bad” attitudes! When asked what | felt was the rea- “son more students needing help did not seek it, | replied ‘‘Attitude,’’ ex- Pplaining that many times students have had bad EXPERIENCES in learning which have given them a poor self image. Consequently, they fear failure and are reluctant to seek help. | also said most people have far more potential than they give themselves credit for and that we start with students at their own level and work with them to help them ACHIEVE their potential. I’m sorry all the interviewer got out of that was two words and those misused! Giving a totally wrong inference to the interview! Another serious error was in the assumption that student tutors “‘ce- ordinate the LSC programs”. At no time in the two years |- have worked here has that very important task been delegated to students. We have a very capable and dedicated direc- the ren R oversees them daily and is always available for help and recommenda- — tions. Often, | have even called on her after hours and found her totally responsive. To say the tutors do her work is like saying that secretarial work-study students “‘direct’’ the work done in the front offices! Let’s give credit where it is due. Reporting needs to be objective as well as factual; let’s keep it respon-- sible too! x Barbara J. Sumner Editors’ note: We would like to apologize for the wrong impression given by our choice of words in the LSC article. How- ever, it is our opinion that the article on.the whole, gave the LSC an appealing warmth that would encourage ee to. seek help mere: =! A Bunch of students, Tee feed his house lost night! Introducing the Avid readers and even casual pa- trons should have noticed a new as- pect in the Campus Update’s recent edition. Campus Strip, created and di Hi ut Along with putting out a regular comic strip, Holcomb Will be doing illustrations to accompany related articles. He feels that the published works will provide a good back- ground toward a possible profes- sion and a twist to his portfolio. Hobbies include playing the trum- pet and strumming the guitar. Hol- comb is currently involved with music theory, and enjoys learning how to compose music. He also. likes to paint. Holcomb is enrolled in’a general studies program. Being art-music oriented, his future is geared to- ward these two fields. Plans include continuing education at Central Mi- chigan University next year. : Next summer, Holcomb also plans” on working in Detroit with his fa- ther. There, he hopes to be an Prentice architect. He ‘is “looking forward to the future.’ Readers can look forward to zany characters, Campus Strip, and il- _ Update Staff lustrations in Campus Update. Rex Eccleston New staff member Rex Eccleston. is an important cog in the produc- G yout Of articles appearing in the paper. Born in | Canada and raised in an Air Force family, he lived in Tawas before relocating in Alpena to at- tend Alpena Community College. A freshman, he is enrolled in a pre- engineering program. Plans include graduation with an Associate degree in Science and further education at Michigan Technological Univer- sity. Electrical engineering is his goal with a minor in photography. Eccleston spent six years in the Navy, being stationed in. Virginia, California, and Japan. While in the service, he received education in electronics. Most of Eccleston’s spare time is spent on shooting and developing pictures. He also devotes time ‘to: the planning and organization of earth magazine, of which he is ‘assistant editor and photographer. For the newspaper, Eccleston is one of the cogs that keeps the _Wheels turning. Graphic Aide: Rex Eccleston Fee CAMPUS UPDATE: except during vacations and examination periods, by the students of Alpena Community College, Alpena; Michigan. printed by the Alpena News. All articles published are the sole responsibility of the author: The opinions:expressed in such articles do not necessarily express the views of the hes the advisor, or the administration of Alpena Community Coll lege: Editor: + Cathy M: Ma Budres Manager: Sheri Rickert ot Editor: ‘Andrea Dean medium of Alpena Community College published bimonthly, September thru May, Photographer: Linda Rhoads Advertising. Manager: Tom Gre Campus Update is Staff Fate John Holcomb SE tilatatattetre dota