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Cycle News 1986 04 30

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Voices (Continued from page 4) tees' (Arthur Bronson, Lindsay Conner, Wallace Albertson, Marguerite Jackson Hudson, Monroe Richman , Leticia Quezada, Harold Garvin and Susanne Spillane) are the people who will decide this issue. If you are concerned about the phase-out of MOlOrcycle Repair you will have to write a polite note and send it to 617 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017. Eight copies of one note with all eight names on one envelope will work and be very effective. . I have personally addressed the Board on this issue twice and received a note of encouragement from Trustee Harold Garvin. Recently , the Board has taken one of my suggestions and changed the fall semester starting date lO September 8. Out of four instructors teaching Motorcycle Repa ir a year ago , only two are still teaching the program. We have decided lOstand up and right to defend the program. Richard Sherer has an article in the May issue or Rider magazine. We bo th are financing advertising to bolster our rail enrollment. We will have 20 students returning next rail to compete the program and presently have 10 students on our waiting list. If new students are allowed to enter I am confident that total enrollment will exceed 50 students for Motorcycle Repair when the rail semester begins. Unless favorable public support is shown immediately the Motorcycle Repa ir classes will not be listed in the rail catalogue. The program has the support of the faculty and the administration on our campus. Our funding, unfortunately , is directed by the district office, which is controlled by the Board of Trustees. As with all elected officials, they only respond when public support is recognized. Don't hesitate to write even if you live out of the state or California as many of these people have national political ambitions. If you attended TradeTech and benefited from your training, your letter is very important and will carry a lot of weight. Remember, we are a California Community College and any resident can attend Ior only $50 per semester. If you are an active Advisory Mern- . ber, you will be receiving an invitation to attend our Master Advisory Breakfast on May I. It would be politically wise lO take advantage or this opportunity as a representative from the District Office will be present at Los Angeles Trade-Tech for this occasion. Team Sunset and New Haven Kawasaki Sweep GTU Class, AMA U.S. E~durance Series 6-Hour, St. Louis International Raceway. ..... ..... 0..

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