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THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Friday, May 3,1996
Grads
Continued from page 1.
and includes 31 units," Gaertig said.
Gaertig instructs third and
fourth grade at Levenworth and
Pyle Elementary.
Wilkinson also began a creden¬
tial program when he applied for
graduation.
"I had to get a senior evaluation
to make sure everything was in
tact," Wilkinson said.
With his degree in Music Edu¬
cation, Wilkinson teaches music at
Kingsburg Elementary and High
Schools.    '   k
This year Fresno State's annual
commencement ceremonies begin
at 9:00 a.m. in Bulldog Stadium on
May 25.
Hodge
Continued from page 1.
young students were small. It made
it easy to tell right away who the
youngest students were."
He said Hodge is doing very
well in his class. Most of the people
who were originally in the class
have dropped out.
The class is about one-fifth the
size it was when it began, said
Hodge.
He noted that no matter which
of his classes he attends, some
people will always feel negative
toward him, especially in his high
school classes, but most people sup¬
port him.
Besides taking a computer pro¬
gramming course, computer pro¬
gramming is a hobby to Hodge as
well. His other interests include
biking, tennis, camping and
rollerblading.
He said he may major in engi¬
neering in four years, which is when
he graduates high school, but he is
still leaving other options open as
well.
Vacation
Continued from page 1.
While hotels on the island can
cost anywhere up to and over $500
per night, for students on a tight
budget, camping is an inexpensive
alternative.
The Hermit's Gulch camp¬
ground is located right outside of
the city of Avalon. It features clean
restroom facilities, coin operated
showers and picnic tables and bar¬
becue pits in each camping area.
The price for this is $7.50 per
night, per person.
Also available for rent at the
campground are tents, sleeping
bags, lanterns and other miscella¬
neous camping items sometimes
forgotten at home.
"On memorial weekend and
other holidays we're getting booked
already," said Janell Works, recep¬
tionist at Hermit's Gulch. "For
small groups or on weekdays we
can usually fit you in with a week's
notice, but it's best to make the
reservations in advance."
Food can be expensive if one
visits restaurants such as the trendy
El Galleon, or if one wishes to eat
shipboard on the Twilight Cruise
and Buffet, but the island also of¬
fers small fast food restaurants and
a Vons for cheaper purchases.
There are several ways of mak¬
ing the trip to Catalina. Helicoptor,
express boat and a ferry boat are all
available. The ferry boat fits most
easily into most student's tight bud¬
gets, costing around $23 round trip.
The boat ride takes about two
hours, and aboard the boat is a
snack bar, a wet bar and video
games.
The boat leaves several times a
day, and tickets can be purchased
in advance with Visa, Mastercard
or American Express. Tickets pur¬
chased at the terminal can be pur¬
chased with cash, ATM or credit
cards.
A visit to the island can be a re¬
laxing change from the heat and
dust of the valley. Santa Catalina
Island is waiting for those who want
to visit.
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5 *— of Two
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10 Magician's prop
14 Voyaging
15 Citified
16 The Buckeye
State
17 Ananias
16 Ganders
19 Kind of shark
20 Childish
outbursts
22 Neoprene
24 Fiddling despot
25 City in India
26 Sorority member
28 Regretful
33 Vulgar
35 Understand
36 Sugar-
Leonard
37 Young woman
38—Gras
40 Bit of smoke
41 Stopped a fast
42 Bullring cheer
43 Clergyman
45 Like a libertine
49 Flower
50 Unruffled
51 Sign gas
53 Japanese drama
56 Ringing loudly
60 Part of ABA:
abbr
61 Howe, the
inventor
63 Head for the
hills
64 Sidelong glance
65 John — Gamer
66 — Bator
67 See
68 Jacket material
69 Ancient
instrument
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earth
3 Denote
4 Business
associates
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7 Vigoda and
Lincoln
8 — Cruces
9 Full of pep
10 Australian
animal
11 Fictional captain
12 Victory goddess
13 Entrance
21 Certain colors
23 Coffee-filled
vessel
25 Mimicked
26 Raccoonlike
animal
27 Refuges
29 Heron
30 Diva's offerings
31 Spiteful
32 Printed matter
33 Dressed
34 Something
soothing
39 Astringent
40 Illegal
44 "Once —..."
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46 Go hurriedly
47 Sturdy tree
48 Intertwine
52 Alleviated
53 Cabbage
54 City in Iowa
55 Traffic noise
56 Movie
57 Badly
58 Approach
59 Heredity factor
62 Statute
WORD
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May 3,1996
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