EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE, MONTEREY PARK, CA
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No more official SASA News online, but this site will continue to update information
for students of ELAC. I will, however, continue to report the news as I receive it.
Thank you for your continued support.
R Young/Publisher
This page was last modified on Monday, May 30, 2011 02:05:53 AM
Check out some of the Sociology Classes for the Spring 2011 semester.
They're UC and CSU approved.
Sociology 01, Introduction to Sociology
Sociology 11, Race & Ethnic Relations
Sociology 12--Marriage ad Family Life (3 units)
Married? Plan to marry? Have a family? Planning to?
Working in the field already? Plan to work as an MFT or Social Worker?
Counselor? In search of a good Instructor?
Dr. Rin Kahla has the experience in the field and brings her definite wisdom
and expertise to the classroom.
Sociology 22, Marriage & Family Life
Want the best Instructor possible? Well, I cannot guarantee that, but I can
recommend one who is one of the best.
Dr. Rin Kahla. Dr. Kahla teaches Sociology 01, 11, 12 & 22 this semester
East Los Angeles College only
Check out how Dr. Rin Kahla rates on myspace.
She has an 'A' rating. Go to My Space under our School
(ELAC) and rate Instructors. Yep, go and get some of that payback.
Finals: next week at ELAC
Congratulations to all who are graduating
I will be taking summer courses at ELAC,
then in the Fall, transferring to CSULA
and will be happy to help all who enroll in her classes.
ELAC Spring 2011 Semester is February 7th, 2011 'til June 6th, 2011
What you should know...
March:
March is Alcohol Awareness Month
March 4, Some short term classes begin at ELAC
St Patrick's Day is March 17th, 2011
March 25th ELAC Graduation Petitions: Deadline for posting in Commencement Ceremony Program
March 31, -Thursday- Holiday (Cesar Chavez Day)
April:
Remember April 1st is April Fools Day
We all know what day April 15th is. Yes, make sure your tax forms are in the mail by midnight!
ELAC Spring Break: April 18--25
MAY:
May 5th: Cinco de Mayo
May 6th: last day to drop Classes with a "W" (Friday) at ELAC
May 8th: Mothers Day
May 29th: Last Day of Classes, before the Finals Week
May 30th: Memorial Day--ELAC is closed
JUNE:
May 31--June 6th, Spring 2011 Finals Week
June 3th: Commencement Ceremony
June 6th: End of Spring 2011 Semester
June 19th: Fathers Day
June 21st: First Day of Summer
JULY:
July 4th--Independence Day
SASA Bake Sales normally on Wednesdays, next to the Library, but due to construction,
these Bake Sales are subject to cancel or change.
Lorrie Sonora and Angela Jerez at the SASA Bake Sale on Monday, October 8, 2007
SASA Meetings are Tuesday evenings from 6:30 'til 6:50 pm in Building E-3, Room 111-H.
Our beloved founder, Dr. Carlton Blanton is the current Tuesday meeting Advisor.
Subject to change each semester. If interested, contact the ASU Office for details.
Ever hear of Angelman's syndrome?
Due to ignorance of some people, I have removed all the positive information regarding this issue.
So, for any one who had plans of assisting with this, sorry, but the people do not deserve it and it's
sad it is at the cost of the little boy .
DID YOU KNOW...?
...Hens with white feathers lay white eggs, while hens with red feathers lay the brown ones.
(the History Channel)
...St. Patrick's Day: Did you know St. Patrick was born in Britain? Did you know
he was also imprisoned for six years before making his escape? Did you know
the Irish have celebrated this Holiday for thousands of years? Many said St.
Patrick came to England and banished all snakes from Ireland. The fact is,
Ireland never did have snakes. The banishing of the snakes was really a metaphor
for the eradication of pagan ideology from Ireland and the triumph of Christianity.
(this information came by researching the History.com website)
EVER WONDER...?
a.m. and p.m.; from where do they come and why are they used today?
These abbreviations represent the Latin phrase ante/post meridiem, which mean 'before/after midday'.
They have been in use in English since the 17th century. There is no need to change these two terms
and probably won't be for quite some time. As long as we have this language and as long as the Earth
rotates the way she has been, these two time references will last our life time. --rty
WORDS FOR THE WEEK ARE...?
to be determined...
Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
What is the Capitol of California? ans: "C", right?
When you go into court, you are putting yourself into the hands of 12 people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty
Had an emergency the other day; needed to call 911, but couldn't find the '11' button.
A vulture boards an airplane, carrying two dead raccoons. The flight attendant looks at him and says,
'I'm sorry, sir, only one carrion allowed per passenger.'
Two fish swim into a concrete wall. The one turns to the other and says 'Dam!'
Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were chilly, so they lit a fire in the craft. Unsurprisingly, it immediately sank,
proving once again that you can't have your kayak and heat it too.
IF YOU EVER SEE MISSPELLED WORDS, PLEASE NOTIFY ME SO I CAN CORRECT IT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION --RTY