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community college? students), teacher-student relationships grow quickly and prosper. Suffolk Community College offers a real education for both homemakers looking for new knowledge and skills and for recent high school grads who want to work and explore college before committing themselves to either a career or university choice. The wealth of ex- m 9~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- Outside the Suffolk Library on a typical winter's day. tracurricular activities provides the opportunity to meet others interested in related fields. For someone fresh out of high school who is having a difficult time making choices, SCCC can be the perfect choice. "It's a stepping stone," says recent graduate Eva Mulieri. "Lots of kdds go there and realize what they want to do." DiCicco Italian Deli And |Catering Service IBACK TO SCHOOL LABOR DAY SPECIAL ^^RRAAHWAY CHARLIE S5 95 Giant overstuffed 5' hero Filled with ham, roast beef, turkev. salan cappicola. Swiss & Provolone, Lettuce Tomatoes, Onions, Oil & Vinegar & Spic PLUS Potato Salad * Cole Slaw * Macaroni Sa Plntos 0 Forks: *o Nankinc* Aa ran-c. We Specialize In Italian Sausage (Hot, Sweet, Cheese & Parsley, Pepper & Onion) Ravioli, Manicotti, Stuffed Shells, Mozzarella, Ricotta, Imported Pasta & Cheese, Boars Head Brand Cold Cuts THIS WEEKS SPECIAL: SASAGE & PEPPER HERO «2 Mom - Sat 9a * 6pm 2401fte. 25A Sun Catering Only E. Se*tauket 689-3135 c - " ED W A E D W A R D ALAN W ~~~YOUR BBI^B BACK TO SCHOOL i_~y HEADQUARTERS F O R SELECTION & SA VINGS STRAIGHT LEG CORDS |, $1 3.99 *y Elswwhere to 26.00 THOUSAID TO CHOOSE FROM 15 COLORS * SIZES 25-38 IExp.9/10/85 STRAIGHT LEG TWILL JEANS $4 c99 MAW COLORS TO I 11 w CHOOSE FROM SIZES 5-42 Elsewhere to 26.00 Exp.9/10/85 'ALSO FIND A ARGE SELECTION OF STOlNEWASHED LEVIS JEANS IN GREY, BLACK WHITE- We -have a large selection ,of Levi 501 MP%%%Wo rFwov Ipwoul 1/2 PRICE ON ALL SHORT SLEEVED KNIT SHIRTS, SHORTS & SPEEDO BATHING Sum -HANES UNDERWEAR 25% -OFF Manufactures suggested prnce * CORDUROY SPORTCOATS Sizes 36-46 ^ * Shorts, Reg., Long NOW^t _ FIND SAVINGS 20 TO 50% OFF IN OUR EXPANDED BIG & TALL DEPARTMENT Edward Afan 'MENS & YOUNG MENS CLOTHING as TATU SIZES TOMB I1ULAOE PLAZA SUT I iSERBENTAU & sAs Hi "E. AUKT M.T. Non1" L M"mtaJOR CREW8588 -An Ai, aIL or IT ,*- I it a OM 1!S1 IV
- *:]* re -8 1I mo ,5^\ - - - I A Local, regional and national awards are no strangers in the Three Village's Junior and senior high schools. Nor are special programs and innovative approaches to learning that set the course toward honor and recognition. This year, for instance, at Ward Melville Senior High School, students will have the oprity to try out some new electives. Computer Art is one of -the courses being offered for the first time this fall. It has been designed to explore the creative possibilities of computers and expose students to professional options in the field of computer graphics as they learn to use computers to both produce and reproduce art. Another new elective at Ward Melville will also focus on the computer world. The business department's elective, titled Compter Application Spread Sheets, will train students to produce a variety of business reports using -computer tchnolog'-' Other unsal electives, though not new am, according to head guidance counselor Betty Metcalf, include Mathematics for Scientists; The Holocaust; The Vietnam War; Mqek Trial; and Child Development. Mock Trial, says Metcalf, is a popular f' MONDAY ^ it SATURDAY «\ 10AM-10PM i\ S;MUNDAY - i I' PMT06PM .SIn -A~ Murphy, Gelinas and Ward Melville -AIL beiBnto ke. eaoy someofthe newest adiis to our mIne nofdietery bad= ROlCA-Anord.An Choat co SMAPS-Cinamn VanY * OULH and WAS1tGGLH :FRCII FOLDS - Apcot, Rhabenyb't_ n L Vae CueRISPS A aOnn P ECLAIRS " ICE CRAM" CAKES or LOGS -Made to deserted alt andr FLAYBREADS; Garik, Evoythin, .Qnio, Poppy. Sesame PIZZA B mKEADKS. Or serve ae of our no_, BONGOS.CAMIOUS. 8W. pe avl for t ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I= f course that is activity oriented, requiring students to present a case for trial before a real judge. Child Development actually offers three separate courses for students who plan careers working with children. The third course in the series, Special Issues in Child Development, can earn students three credits at Adelphi University. Certain courses in business, law, and psychology can also earn college credits. In addition to elective courses, which pique the interests of students in new areas or aid them in exploring subjects in depth, there are also Ward Melville's acurricular activities. An abbreviated list gives a good idea of the range of interests these activities cater to: Amateur Radio CLub; Big Sister-Big Brother; Calculus Club; Dungeons and Dragons; Racketball Club; and Peer Leadership. It's obvious that there's something for everyone, whether the goal is social sevice, games and recreation, or intellectual pursuits. Not only can students combine recreation with learning through participation in club activities. This combo is wide open in the physical education department where juniors and seniors can opt for such classes as aerobics, exercise : / physiology, fitness and nutrition, physiology, fitness, and personal fitness (a progressive exercise program utilitizing self-testing devices.) Travel is another opportunity that will come the way of some of the senior high school's students. For those enrolled in French or Spanish classes, the school sponsors study trips to France and Spain. he Rotary Club enters into the travel Ward MehiNe High Sdvooi picture, also, making it possible to carry on a foreign exchange program with students from other countries. Generally, according to Metcalf, Ward Melville has received about four exchange students each year, an experience that she says is "so good for our kids." The Three Village junior high schools have no trouble holding their own with the senior I. high in the area of new and interesting programs, awards and honors. "The Osprey," Murphy Junior High's student newspaper, for instance, cap- ihiff-1h lk w Iftrml IIL T FOODS for the weight conscious i- P « orSYX He 7ALLF'OR FAST SERVICE 01 OUjU-\ 11TH POINT PLAZA r w -- mCOUPON-m~--i t4 i 1 A Z Bel^Snd KI WookRd. ad 246 Mekonset H1. Sto d.nd6o Buy One Soft Serve Lo.CalI "'Ice Cream" Cup or Cone I GET ONE - SMALL ! ^ J?. a . 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