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LUMBERJACK page 4 Each month, we will be publishing a "spotlight." We will strive to focus on a different club or organization on campus as well as an area business for our Business & Industry page. We hope you take time to read these articles to be more informed of our campus activities and our community businesses as well. We hope you enjoy our new features. The Editors Focus...Law The Law Enforcement Club has a new name and a new start for the upcoming year. The "new" Criminal Justice Club, under the direction of Mike Roy, has many plans for the year. Plans for this year include a field trip to the State Police Academy. Also, the club will be entering a float for the Christmas parade on Thanksgiving Day. Guest speakers for the club include: FBI agent Ron Smith, speakers from the Secret Service, and Federal Parole and Probation Officer Dennis Roy. The Criminal Justice Club is open to anyone who is interested in the field of law _-enforcement. Faculty Enforcement "anyone who has an interest in law enforcement, as either a career or general interest, this is a great opportunity to get an insider's look at the criminal justice system, its training procedures, and its inner workings." According to Sobeck, "it can give a student a better understanding of where they are going in their career." Goals of the club include getting a better understand of law enforcement with “hands-on experience." Activites also include social events for the relaxation and enjoyment of club members. All that is needed to join is an interest in the criminal justice. Meetings take place advisor is Mike--Roy,—every-Tuesday at 11:30am in President is Cheryl Geyer, Room 120. Dues are $3 per and Vice-president is Cindy semester and $5 per year. Sobeck. Currently, there are Roy states, 15 members. An Underground Tunnel Have you ever wondered what it would be like if there was no winter? Winter is one of the worst things that the citizens of Alpena have to go through. All that mess, the ice, the snow, slip and fall injuries. ave you come up wit an answer yet? No. Well, I have been thinking about it lately, since I am in a wheelchair and all. Now, don't get me wrong. I am not being selfish or anything like that. I have been thinking about the rest of you. God knows how many of us need to get rid of the whole winter mess. After weeks of hard thinking, I have come up with a solution and I think that it might work if the right people are involved. Could you just imagine if an underground tunnel was built under Johnson St. so people wouldn't have to cross the street to walk over to VLH? It would be neat to walk in the underground tunnel and not go out in the dead of winter. We won't have to freeze our tushies off just to reach Just think, the tunnel could be heated. The people could get warm as they walk along in the tunnel. They won't have to freeze or slip and fall. It would be the safest way to reach VLH . No one could get hurt or run over and everybody would be so happy. Just think of all the people smiling their hearts out as they enter VLH. The staff would be amazed of how they can get along with their students a whole lot better. That will really fool them. Maybe they will grade you better than when we didn't have a tunnel. The underground tunnel would cost a lot of money. I know that I can't pay the cost all by myself. How about you? Don't tell me that the answer is “Yes, Kory.” because I know that most of you don't have that much money. Maybe we can raise the money somehow. I have it. we can have a fund-raiser or something like that. ‘That will be a great way to mesial ol the kind and generous people out there who gave money. low, all we have to do is find somebody to build the tunnel. Any ideas? No. I know that I am still thinking about that too. Boy, wouldn't it be great if there were really an undergound tunnel? What we won't have to go through! Do you think that we will miss going outside and freeze our little tushies off? I think that the answer is going to be "No". We have to come to our senses. Now come on, do you think that the college is going to build a heated underground tunnel just so that people won't freeze? "No." will be the answer and we will just have to grind our teeth and bear the cold. What I have been talking about is only a suggestion to the citizens of Alpena, whether they go to ACC or not. Oh, one more thought: Wouldn't it be wonderful if my fantasy could come true? You can do it, you know. Until next time, this is Kory "Crash" LeFebvre signing off. =e by Kelli Beauchamp 99 Cents COUPON Two Fresh Lud's Regular Hamburgers or Two Lud's Tacos Famous Hamburgers Offer expires 6-1-90 R ions continued) system. This addition will also effect the overall outlook of the campus and will provide better lighting for students. he bridge between the Health Science Building and the hospital was also reconstructed over the summer. Witt commented,"The wood was virtually rotten and was becoming hazardous.” Renovation yet to come includes: more remodeling of class rooms, interior lighting efficeincy to save money, and the roof over the VLH patio will be worked on, Don Witt would like to thank and praise the Youth Corp for their summer help and also the other people and organizations involved. "Everyone has been super! The group was cooperative, helpful and kept good attitudes." said Witt. If anyone is interested in the Youth Corp for summer employment, contact Don Witt in his office (BTC 202). Anyone qualifies and pay is minimum wage for a forty hour week. by Pam Coddington Happy Halloween