1 • HERALD TIMES <strong>Thu</strong>rsday, August <strong>23</strong>, TW4 » .• - % • • 'Camping' in outer space I GAYLORD - Marit Abrams, 14, of- Gaylord is the first student from northern Michigan to attend a week-long space camp at a NASA base in Huntsville, Ala. Abrams spent July 29-Aug. 3 at the NASA center, and said she learned all about the space shuttle program, and the mechanics behind the reuseable space vehicle. • "We were shown how the shuttle is built and operated," Abrams said. "We were also informed of NASA's plans for the future." By 1990, NASA plans on sending up a - permanently manned space station to conduct experiments, she said. Abrams got interested in the program when she saw an application in application in, along with a recommendation from her science teacher, Ca rmen Crane camp, she explained. Level I is for seventh and eighth graders, and Level II is for ninth and 10th graders. Abrams attended the level II sessions, which are very detailed and complex, she said. Students from all over the country attend the camp. Abrams' application was reviewed at tbe Marshall Flight Center in Huntsville, and soon she received notification that she was accepted. . , "I learned a lot about the shuttle pro-' gram," she said. "We were put through a simulated launch, experienced one-sixth gravity, and met various NASA scientists. The students also went through neutral buoyancy in a swimming pool, - which is similar to weighUessness in space, she said. She was put in the cockpit of the shuttle, and There ar^tffO leveb- frnm jfha nnntTnl Uw ground Donald L. Krieger Certified Public Accountant Accounting Services and Tax Preparation , foa —— "Individuals •Corporations • Partnerships • Professional Corps. Computer Consultation and Accounting 150 N. Otsego, P.O. Box 538 Gaylord, Mlchfgan 49735 517-732 6288. NORTH CENTRAL STEEL & FABRICATORS INC. 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Gavlord The largest space and industry museum is at the Huntsville facility, she said, and the students spent time touring the different exhibits. They stayed beneafh the NASA center in an underground dormitory^.-.. T After the. camp was over, Abrams said NASA officials would keep in touch with her. The camp is held to search for new talent for the space program, she said. "Right now rmr trying lb 'decide whether to become a musician or an astronaut," she said. Before attending the space camp, Abrams spent two weeks at Interlochen in the intermediate orchestra. She plays bassoon, saxophone, flute, piano and organ. NASA will be adding a third level to the space camp for older students, and attend that FALL <strong>1984</strong> Registration Information EVENING. Registration for evening classes in Petoskey will be held at the NGMC Classroom Building pn August 30, <strong>1984</strong> (<strong>Thu</strong>rsday) from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 1 _ y *—- -—.—_ ——* Evening students may also register for evening classes only August 20 through August 24, <strong>1984</strong> between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Registration will be tn the Student Services Office. — - Except where specifically noted, all evening classes will meet at 7:00 p.m Evening classes will begin on Tuesday, September 4. <strong>1984</strong>. OFF CAMPUS REGISTRATION: Registration Center Location Boyne City Boyne City High School Cheboygan Cheboygan High School East Jordan East Jordan High School Gaylord • GaylpfdHigh School Aug* 27, '84 (Mon! Aug. 29, '84 (Wedl Aug. 27, 84 IMon) Aug. 28, 84 lluos)- St. Ignaca LaSalle High School Aug. 27, '84 (Mon) -7-8 p.m. SPECIAL NOTE Because of enrollment restrictions placed on all community rnlleges by the State Legislature it will be necessary to make the decision concerning whether a class has sufficient enrollment to be taught at tha time of registration. Therefore, K ie extremely important that students register on the schedule registration dates. TUITION AND FEES: Tuition: Resident-Residents of Emmet County S24 per credit hour Non- Hesidents-Residents of counties other than Emmet $30 per credit Jiour. Two ^°" ars (52.00) is charged per credit hour or partial • ur Laboratory or Materials Fees: Certain courses have additional tees to cover the cost of materials, supplies, or to compensate for brea Q 3 f%L?L C ^- S "^ a ~ b ^ S - A llst of . lh sse fees is posted in the Student Service rf j/rttn* .—u jui j ^mpus b e :MC raaerve« the right to change tuition, fees, course schedules and instructor without notice. FINANCIAL AID There are several kinds of Financial Aid for which a coU»o« *t,.rw apply. Pail Bums u loans fOr the Michigan G.a^nteedStudent Loan Program provide a maiority of the financial aid funds for our students at IV! T 16 Wore information and applications for these programs are available from the Ottice Financial Aid at North Central Michigan College. Application materials for Veteran's benefits are available for the *** ^ Office on campus Students muvs» be ar>#nged through J. Ouneefce. Preyaw Coordinate! 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