Seattle Central's SHS Club Website


	John Kistner "I will bring to this column the perspective of a bookworm, a rationalist, and a leftist. Even a cursory glance at history amply demonstrates that the good things most of us have in this world are due to the coming together of groups of people who work democratically for change -- groups like the National Organization For Women, or the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or most unions -- and the results of this are such silly little trifles as antidiscrimination laws, worker safety regulations, the 40-hour work week, the minimum wage, pitiful as it is, and many others...."
	Jann Lauderbaugh "My job (it seems) is really an administrator position. Basically, I am the office manager for the Council. I keep up on the projects of the whole ASC. I keep track of all the office hours of the other Council members and make sure things run smoothly. I am the student/council member that represents our school to the Board of Trustees (BOT) and to our (SCCC's) President...."
	Ernestine (Ernie) Rombouts "As many of you know, I am personally and professionally committed to the process of teaching, learning and challenging "out of the box". In fact, I truly believe that the best way to learn and internalize any information is through experiential means..."
	Karen Strickland "Anyone who has taken one of my classes knows that the topic of funding for human services is going to come up, and when it does, it’s likely that it will be linked with a discussion of Washington’s tax system...."
	Patrick Vanzo "About ten years ago there was a TV ad promoting proper auto maintenance, especially timely oil changes. The ad was a big success because of the memorable tagline offered by a grizzled and grease-stained mechanic: 'You can pay me now or you can pay more later.'"
	Mike Wagner "Professionals join professional associations, and I encourage students to join student associations. Prepare yourself to transition from course work to clinical work by connecting with your classmates outside the classroom."