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V O LU M E 1, I SS U E 1 I N S ID E T H I S I S S

again where we trade in our sunglasses for reading

That time of year we cram for tests and finish

Fall Quarter has begun and summer has faded away.

theatrical performances, ASB events, and club

Change your ways, step outside your comfort zone

be nice to someone you usually would not.

helpful hints and reminds of what has been going

work. Look forward to multiple copies of The

Bookstore Tutor and Learning center > Welcome 1

1 V O LU M E 1, I SS U E 1 I N S ID E T H I S I S S U E : Yes it is true, it is that time of year once again where we trade in our sunglasses for reading glasses, our swimsuits for heavy jackets, and our attention from the television and other entertainment to books and news updates. That time of year we cram for tests and finish hours of homework. Fall Quarter has begun and summer has faded away. This year has a lot in store, from athletics, to theatrical performances, ASB events, and club events galore. Change your ways, step outside your comfort zone and make a new friend, join a new club, or maybe be nice to someone you usually would not. It s a new year, chance to start fresh and leave what happened behind. This first edition of The Warrior is just for some helpful hints and reminds of what has been going on and also get each student use to how things work. Look forward to multiple copies of The Warrior and don t forget to pick up The Warrior Quickie for other quick reminders! Let s make 2010 bright, new, and the best yet here at Walla Walla Community College. Friendship Arch WWCC Cafe Dine with us! Bookstore Tutor and Learning center > Welcome 1 Ads 2 Meet Your ASB 3 Continued ASB 4 Continued ASB 5 Continued ASB 6 Volleyball 7 Men s Soccer 8 Review of Season 9 Women s Soccer 10 Team Pictures 11 Warrior Pit Stop 12 Academic Calendar 13 Written Schedule 14 ADS 15 Brain Teaser 16

2 PAGE 2 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 CONTACTING THE RRIOR NEWSPAPER: REMEMBER! STUDENT CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FREE! NON-STUDENT ONLY $5.OO A MONTH! IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING THAT YOU NT TO SELL ADVERTISE HERE! HAVE AN INTERESTING STORY, POEM, ART- WORK OR OTHER NEWS FRIENDLY ARTICLES IF APPROPRIATE AND SELECTED COULD BE FEATURED HERE! SEND YOUR INFO BY 1 PM ON TUESDAYS ALL INFO MUST BE SENT TO EDITOR: OSHANA SAMPSON AT oshana.j.sampson@student.wwcc.edu

T HE RRIOR PAGE 3 Welcome back students! My Director of Student Activities: name is Dr.

I am the Director of Student Activities here at Walla Walla Community College.

I ve been a teacher as well as a Student Activities Director many years and I love my job.

I try to make it to all sporting events (that are home games) GO RRIORS!

It has 325 HP so it s no horseless carriage!

Community College. In October I will have been married to my wife for 1 year!

3 T HE RRIOR PAGE 3 Welcome back students! My Director of Student Activities: name is Dr. David Chase but ya ll can David Chase just call me David. I am the Director of Student Activities here at Walla Walla Community College. I ve been here since the Fall of 2004 and I ve enjoyed every single minute of it. I ve been a teacher as well as a Student Activities Director many years and I love my job. In my spare time I am usually up in the ASB area (known as the Sac) even when I m off duty. I try to make it to all sporting events (that are home games) GO RRIORS!I have a 1926 Model-T (shown in this picture) that has a 289 ci motor. It has 325 HP so it s no horseless carriage! Assistant Director of Student Activities: Vince Ruzicka Have an awesome year! Welcome back! My name is Vince Ruzicka. I am the Assistant Director of Student Activities and Assistant Volleyball Coach here at Walla Walla Community College. In October I will have been married to my wife for 1 year! I ve been at WWCC since the summer of 2007, working for Business Services at the Information Center and Student Services working with the Educational Talent Search Grant under Trio. This is my first year being the Assistant Director; I am excited for all the different activities and events we have planned for the year. Come up to the Student Activities Center (SAC) and watch TV on a 65 TV, Listen to music, play ping pong, pool, and foos ball.

PAGE 4 Hello there! I am super excited to be your Student Body President.

I served last year as an executive assistant where I gained experience on

We have a great year in store for you with lots of activities, our new

way! WE are here to provide activities and represent you in the best

We would love to hear any comments or suggestions pertaining to ASB or the

We d love to talk to you, so just come up and join us at the SAC, pull up a

I wish you all a great year, and remember there is help available

VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 ASB President: Alexis Pickering Executive Vice President:

4 PAGE 4 Hello there! I am super excited to be your Student Body President. My name is Alexis Pickering and I am from Kooskia, ID. I served last year as an executive assistant where I gained experience on how ASB functions and the goals we try to attain. We have a great year in store for you with lots of activities, our new Student Activity Center up and running, and a great ASB team to lead the way! WE are here to provide activities and represent you in the best possible manner. We would love to hear any comments or suggestions pertaining to ASB or the college. We d love to talk to you, so just come up and join us at the SAC, pull up a seat, grab a bite to eat at our new Pit Stop and chat with us. I wish you all a great year, and remember there is help available everywhere on campus and all you need to do is ask! See you around! VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 ASB President: Alexis Pickering Executive Vice President: Reagan Snow My name is Reagan Snow and I am very excited to be returning this Fall quarter. I am from Pocatello, Idaho and this will be my second year serving as the Executive Vice President for the Walla Walla Community College ASB. This year I will also be assistant coaching for the WWCC Women's Basketball team. I am excited to get a chance work with the students and staff this school year and am looking forward to meeting all of you!

T HE RRIOR PAGE 5 Now you can claim Rambo is V.P. of Business in ASB! I grew up across the state border in Milton-Freewater, OR. I m a third year college student.

From the beginning I fell in love with WWCC, its staff and students. I m looking forward to being involved at the Business Vice President: Haley Rambo school, especially as a part of ASB.

5 T HE RRIOR PAGE 5 Now you can claim Rambo is V.P. of Business in ASB! I grew up across the state border in Milton-Freewater, OR. I m a third year college student. My first year and half was at Gonzaga University as an accounting major and then I transferred to WWCC last spring to prep for dental hygiene school. From the beginning I fell in love with WWCC, its staff and students. I m looking forward to being involved at the Business Vice President: Haley Rambo school, especially as a part of ASB. I hope to see many of you up in the SAC taking advantage of all it has to offer. While you are up there stop by my office and introduce yourself!!! Activities Vice President: Shiann Dreadfulwater My name is Shiann Dreadfulwater and I was born and raised in a small town called Grangeville, Idaho. Due to the elements of a small town I was prone to participate in nearly every activity that the area held. Therefore, in high school I was involved with numerous athletics and clubs. I wound up in Walla Walla to play basketball for Coach Bobbi Hazeltine. I'm currently going on my second year as a student athlete, and my first year as a member of the ASB.

T HE RRIOR PAGE 6 Media and Technology Vice President: Oshana Sampson Hi, hello, hey My names Oshana (Oh-shaneuh) Jean Sampson, most my friends call me OJ, O, or mighty O.

6 T HE RRIOR PAGE 6 Media and Technology Vice President: Oshana Sampson Hi, hello, hey My names Oshana (Oh-shaneuh) Jean Sampson, most my friends call me OJ, O, or mighty O. My name is unique just like my personality so I don t mind the abbreviation for its complexity. I m 19 years young, born and raised small town girl. I m the type of person who enjoys a good laugh and meeting new people; ever see me in the halls say hello! I am honored to receive the privilege to be the main Editor on The Warrior paper and the ASB web page, if you have anything you d like to see different or new come to me with your ideas! Along with ASB I am also a softball player here and am excited for the new season. After receiving my transfer AA this year, I plan to move to North Carolina and continue classes to receiving my Bachelors in Psychology and minor in Education. I love helping people; if you ever need someone to listen I m here for you. Let s make this year the best and most epic ever! TUTOR & LEARNING CENTER Fall 2010 Hours: The tutoring center may obtain special tutoring hours on Advising Day and Final Exam Days. For the most up to date information on hours visit the WWCC web page: Otherwise Hours as followed: Math Monday-Thursday 7:30am-7:30pm Friday 7:30am-3:30pm Science Monday-Friday Writing Monday-Friday Walk-ins Welcomed 9:30am-2:30pm 9:30am-2:30pm STUDY TABLE 1 Period Plan 7:30-8:30 am Math 65 8:30-9:30 am Math 49/50 9:30-10:30 am Math 49/50 10:30-11:30 am Math :30am-12:30pm Chemistry 12:30-1:30 pm Math 65 1:30-2:30 pm Math 107 2:30-3:30 Math 49/50 STUDY TABLE 2 Period Plan 7:30-8:30 am Math 95 8:30-9:30 am Math 95 9:30-10:30 am A and P 11:30am-12:30pm Biology 1:30-2:30 pm Physics

7 THE RRIOR PAGE 7 Coach s Note: 2010 Season Preview Head Coach Tim Toon, now in his 18th year at WWCC, is very excited about the season ahead. Last season ended in disappointing fashion, losing a 5-game play-off match. The loss kept the Warriors out of the NACC Tournament for the first time in 10 years. Toon expects a different result this year. The returning players worked really hard in the off season and had good success in Spring Tournaments. We are once again positioned to be among the top teams in the NACC. We have strong sophomores in a lot of positions but will need immediate contributions from several freshmen. The Warriors will compete with seven other NACC Eastern Region teams to qualify for the conference championships in November. League play is always tough. Last season, 4 Eastern Region teams a good shot at securing one of the top play-off spots from the East this year. Once you get to the NACC Tournament, anything can happen. The hottest team that weekend wins the NACC title. The non-conference schedule for the Warriors is tough by design. Playing the best teams is the only way to get better. Every tournament will match WWCC against top 10 teams in the NACC. In tournament play, we will play most matches with a split squad, meaning a lot of players will get court time. Despite this depth-building philosophy, we should compete for the tournament championship at every event. This will be another fun year. We have a great group of young women representing WWCC on the court, in the classroom and in our community. This 2010 team is one all of us will be proud of. Date Opponent Site Time Aug 23 Yakima Yakima, 12:00 Sept 1 Whitman College Sherwood Center 7:00 Sept 2 Tacoma Tacoma, 7:00 Sept 3/4 Highline Tournament Des Moines, Sept 8 Spokane * Home 6:00 Sept 10/11 Spokane Tournament Spokane, Sept 15 Yakima * Yakima, 6:00 Sept 17/18 WWCC Crossover Home Sept 17 vs. SW Oregon 2:10 vs. Spokane 6:50 Sept 18 vs. Clark 10:40 vs. Mt. Hood 11:50 vs. Olympic 1:00 Sept 22 Wenatchee * Home 6:00 Sept 24 Blue Mountain * Pendleton, OR 6:00 Sept 27 Walla Walla Univ. Home 6:00 Sept 29 Columbia Basin* Home 6:00 Oct 1 Big Bend * Home 6:00 Oct 6 Treasure Valley * Ontario, OR 5:00 Oct 13 Spokane * Spokane, 6:00 Oct 15/16 Clark Crossover Vancouver, Oct 20 Yakima * Home 6:00 Oct 22 Wenatchee * Wenatchee, 6:00 Oct 27 Blue Mountain * Home 6:00 Nov 3 Columbia Pasco, Basin * 6:00 Moses Nov 5 Big Bend * Lake, 6:00 Nov 8 College Walla Place, Walla Univ. 7:00 Nov 10 Treasure Home 6:00 Valley* Tiebreaker Nov 12 or 13 Play-Off Match NACC Nov Tournament Sophomore Nov 21 All Star Event NACC East Region Champions: 2004, 2005, and 2008 NACC Champions: 2005 Gresham, OR Gresham, OR 12:00

8 PAGE 8 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 Men s Soccer Schedule 2010 Day Date Opponent Site Time Tue Aug 24 OIT WWCC 11a m Fri Aug 27 College of 12p Caldwell, ID Idaho m Wed Sept 1 Chemeketa Clackamas, 10a OR m Thur Sept 2 SW Oregon Clackamas, 10a OR m Tue Sept 7 Clark Vancouver, 12p Wa m Wed Sept 8 Peninsula Vancouver, 12p m Sat Sept 11 Whatcom * WWCC 2pm Fri Sept 17 Shoreline * Seattle, 4pm Sat Sept 18 Everett * Everett, 2pm Skagit Val- Fri Sept 24 WWCC 4pm ley * Sat Sept 25 Edmonds * WWCC 2pm Fri Oct 1 Highline WWCC 1:00 Wed Oct 6 Treasure WWCC 4pm Valley * Sat Oct 9 CBC * Pasco, 2pm Wed Oct 13 Spokane * WWCC 4pm Wenatchee * natchee, We- Wed Oct 20 We- We- 4pm Sat Oct 23 CBC * WWCC 2pm Treasure Wed Oct 27 Ontario, OR 4pm Valley * Spokane, Wed Nov 3 Spokane * 3pm Wenatchee Sat Nov 6 WWCC 2pm * NA CC Playoffs Wed Sat NACC Championships Fri Sat Sun Nov 10 Nov 13 Nov 19 Nov 20 Nov 21 First Round Second Round Semi- Finals All Star Game Finals Starfire Complex, Tuckwila, Starfire Complex, Tuckwila, Starfire Complex Tuckwila, NACC CHAMPION: 2008 NACC East Region Champions: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, and 2009

9 PAGE 9 The Warrior Men s Soccer Looking for Second NACC Title After a devastating loss in the championship game in 2009 to the Bellevue Bulldogs, the men s Warrior soccer team is gearing up to take down the champions and add another championship title to Warrior history. The team has a long road ahead before they reach the championship game though. The conference the men s team is in is extremely competitive and if they wish to be guaranteed a spot in the final four, they must win the East-Region title for the third year in a row and sixth time to the record of the program. If they don t, they will have to battle through two more aggressive games just to make it to the final four. Chad Bodnar s main concern for the team is that they keep working hard and stay healthy. The returning sophomores and fresh recruits make for a promising team this year. These are good kids who work hard, says coach Bodnar, and these attributes make for a good team. Be sure to come out and support your women s soccer team at Bodnar field on Friday, September 24 at 4 p.m. and Saturday, September 25 at 2 p.m. Both matches are against conference teams and the Warriors need two W s to continue the road to the East Region title and the NACC Championship game. Written By: Amanda Keebler Women s Soccer Looks to Repeat 2009 Championship As the women s Warrior Soccer team returns to Bodnar Field this season, they shoulder many expectations from the previous year. Of course, being 2009 NAC champions, the most obvious anticipation for this team, is to defend their title. The road to the championship game, however, also means winning the East Region title for the eighth year in a row and guaranteeing a spot in the final four of the playoffs. And being 2009 double title holders, all other teams have it out for the Warriors this season. This might make some coaches nervous, but coach Chad Bodnar is very confident in his team. With a core group of returning sophomores and many talented freshmen joining the roster this year, Bodnar is positive that the team will continue to work hard and make their college and supporters proud. With good men s and women s teams in his hands, Bodnar looks for two NACC titles in November, something that has slipped through his fingers the past two seasons. Be sure to come out and support your women s soccer team at Bodnar field on Friday, September 24 at 2 p.m. and Saturday, September 25 at noon. Both matches are against conference teams and the Warriors need two W s to continue the road to the NACC Championship game. Written By: Amanda Keebler

10 T HE RRIOR PAGE 10 Women s Soccer Schedule 2010 Day Date Opponent Site Time Sat Aug 28 Eastern Oregon WWCC 2 pm NACC Playoffs Sun Aug 29 Evergreen College WWCC 1 pm Wed Nov 10 First Round Wed Sept 1 Clackamas Oregon City, OR 1 pm Thur Sept 2 Lane Eugene, OR 1 pm Sat Nov 13 Second Round Tue Sept 7 Clark Vancouver, Wa 10am Wed Sept 8 Green River Vancouver, 10am Sat Sept 11 Whatcom * WWCC 12pm NACC Championships Fri Sept 17 Shoreline * Seattle, 2pm Sat Sept 18 Everett * Everett, 12pm Fri Sept 24 Skagit Valley * WWCC 2pm Fri Nov 19 Semi- Finals Starfire Complex, Tuckwila, Sat Sept 25 Edmonds * WWCC 12pm Wed Oct 6 Treasure Valley* WWCC 1 pm Sat Nov 20 All Star Game Starfire Complex, Tuckwila, Sat Oct 9 CBC* Pasco, 12 pm Starfire Wed Oct 13 Spokane* WWCC 2pm Sat Oct 16 Yakima* WWCC 12pm Sun Nov 21 Finals Complex Tuckwila, Wed Oct 20 Wenatchee* Wenatchee, 2 pm Sat Oct 23 CBC* WWCC 12pm Wed Oct 27 Treasure Valley* Ontario, OR 2 pm Sat Oct 30 Yakima* Yakima, 12 pm NACC CHAMPION: 2009 NACC EAST REGION CHAMPIONS: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Wed Nov 3 Spokane* Spokane, 1 pm Sat Nov 6 Wenatchee* WWCC 12 pm

11 PAGE 11 VOLUME 1, ISSUE Women s Soccer Team 2010 Women s Volleyball Team 2010 Men s Soccer Team

T HE RRIOR PAGE 12 Warrior Pit Stop: The Price is Right Take advantage of

a hot, cheap, and freshly prepared quick meal.

chili or any of our other food choices and delights.

Open Monday-Friday 8 am to 2 pm. Item Pit Stop Menu Cost Tornado 1.

25 Burritos 2.20 Cinnamon Roll 2.25 Add Chili or Cheese Sauce.50 Go green!

Come to the Sac and get your photo ID taken for your student card! Why?

admission into sporting events, plays/performances on campus, discounts at

items; plus you get to show off that pretty smile!

12 T HE RRIOR PAGE 12 Warrior Pit Stop: The Price is Right Take advantage of the newly constructed Student Activities Center (SAC), up by ASB and enjoy a hot, cheap, and freshly prepared quick meal. Embrace another student s company and chow down on a tasty burrito, cup of chili or any of our other food choices and delights. It is the cheap college student dream, a cheap hot meal! Open Monday-Friday 8 am to 2 pm. Item Pit Stop Menu Cost Tornado 1.75 Super Pretzel 1.75 Chili 1.50 Hot Dog 2.25 Nacho w/ Cheese or chili 2.25 Burritos 2.20 Cinnamon Roll 2.25 Add Chili or Cheese Sauce.50 Go green! Recycle pop bottles and throw away trash! ASB Cards: Need a student ID? Come to the Sac and get your photo ID taken for your student card! Why? Cause you can become a known student at WWCC along with receiving free admission into sporting events, plays/performances on campus, discounts at the bookstore on software, discounted movie tickets, and other assorted items; plus you get to show off that pretty smile! ASB is open Monday thru Friday 8:00am to 5:00 pm. Come see us we d love to help! (Picture: is room where photo ID is taken/received.) Check us out on the web! index.php?id=773

The Warrior Page 13 2010-2011 WWCC Instructional Calendar Sustainability Days College Closed (paid leave

13 The Warrior Page WWCC Instructional Calendar Sustainability Days College Closed (paid leave options apply;) June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; August 6, 13, 20, 27; September 3; November 24; and December 23, 2010

14 PAGE 14 VOLUME 1, ISSUE WWCC Instructional Calendar 2010 September 1-2 Faculty Option day No classes in session 6 Holiday (college closed) Labor Day 7-17 Required Faculty contract days 7,14 Faculty In-Service 15 Advising Day 20 Fall Quarter Begins 53 Teaching, Exam, Advising Day November 5 Last day to drop; Winter Quarter eschedule available 11 Holiday (college closed) Veteran s Day 17 Advising Day (most day classes cancelled) Faculty Option days NO classes sessions Holiday (college closed) Thanksgiving 29 Winter Quarter Registration Begins for Returning Students December 8 Winter Quarter Registration begins for New Students 7-9 Fall Quarter Exams 9 Fall Quarter Ends 10 Faculty Contract Day 13,14 Faculty Option Days No Class Sessions Holiday (college closed) Christmas 31 Holiday (college closed) New Year s Day 2011 January 3 Winter Quarter Begins 53 Teaching, Exam, Advising Day 17 Holiday (college closed) Martin L. King Day February 18 Last Day to drop classes; Spring Quarter eschedule available 21 Holiday (college closed) President s Day March 2 Advising Day (most day classes cancelled) 7 Spring Quarter Registration Beings for Returning Studnets 16 Spring Quarter Registration for New Students Winter Quarter Exams 18 Winter Quarter Ends

PAGE 15 ADS: VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 Come one come all and join ASB. ASB is looking for executive assistances. Help with planning, errands and other activities.

Friday September 24 th 3:00 PM (FREE, but donations to cover costs are appreciated) New Performing Arts Center Walla Walla Community College Why America is at War with itself!

15 PAGE 15 ADS: VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 Come one come all and join ASB. ASB is looking for executive assistances. Help with planning, errands and other activities. All you have to do is come to the SAC and pick up an application!!!!! Become a part of the magic here at ASB. Stopping the Assault On America! Friday September 24 th 3:00 PM (FREE, but donations to cover costs are appreciated) New Performing Arts Center Walla Walla Community College Why America is at War with itself! Why Federal Spending & National Debt continue to spiral out of control Why and How a flood of new regulations threaten your property rights. Thought Provoking! Based in part on newly uncovered Soviet Union documents; you will be shocked by Dr. Coffman s provocative research and non-partisan message. >>Dr. Coffman was instrumental in stopping the U.N. Bio-Diversity treaty hours before its US Senate ratification! >> With nearly 20 years of research Michael Coffman tells us why and how American has come to be so deeply divided & what you can do about it.

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