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Show 60 Percent Of Workers Dissatisfied With Career GRANITE PARK. Surveys indicate that approximately 60 percent of American uorkersindicated they are dissatisfied with their career choice and would make a different occupational choice it they Eleven ( years ago. BICEP Business-- ndust ! was established to assist elementary, junior high and high school students in career awareness and career exploration, sponsored by four school districts: Salt Lake. Granite. Murray and Jordan, said Don Wright, executive director for the program. It w as decided that the best uay to assist young people in career exploration is to arrange first-hancontact with working people in the community, he said As teachers make a request of BICEP, oil ice personnel arrange for community workers to come to the school as classroom speakers, career day participants or to he part of vehicle days Counselors may also make arrangements for student to isit the job-sitfor tours, shadowing. or unpaid internships Almost l.iKio businesses and agencies have provided assistance to 200 schools in the Salt Lake Valley. The community has been exceptionally cooperative m providing students with tirst-ratcareer activities, said nvaluable. Continued from page 1 Sean Lazenby, son of Virgil and Maurine Lazenby, social studies KAPERS (Teacher from e In order to further assist teachers and students, BICEP has produced Career Briefs. These Bnets provide teachers and students with localized information on loti occupations. high after Olympus 7-- visiting Sugarhouse Veterinarian Clinic. Excellent ) The children received good information and became excited to make their own music." (Teacher from West BICEP has produced 25 videotapes featuring local presentation. Kearns elementary regarding speaker form Utah Symphony. of a ) thought it was very interesting. made me decide some very important things about my future." (Student Irom Skyline high after a seminar at UofU Medical Center. Young people in Salt Lake Valley are making better career decisions because ot their experience with the community through BICEP. Community people not currently participating with BICEP are encouraged to do so by contacting Don Wright at the BICEP office. ot occupations These videotapes are available to the schools and include interviews with Lee Provancha Day. Dr. William DeVries. La Veil Edwards. Mark Eubank. Debbie Eields. Richard Prows and others BICEP is promoting a new service this year - telespeakers. By using a phone speakers, teachers are urged to call community liidn iduals on the phone and have their students carry on a 2 way telephone com erstation variety It ) 268-858- - 'Ordinary People' Play To Continue At Taylorsville technical director, Barton Jeffs, lights and sound. Cast members include Andy Graft, Russell Wasden, Leslie Brown. Brett Smith, David Wright, Steve Tuttle, Julie Greenway, Steve The production will begin at 7 both Schmid and Linda Smith. Tickets are priced at $4 for adults nights in the school's Little Theater. J. Russell Johnson is directing the and S3 for students with activity TAYLORSVILLE. The Utah Guest's "Orpremiere dinary People" will continue tonight and tomorrow at Thursday Taylorsville high. Judith ot i with Lance drama, cards. Hansen, ROOF CONVERSIONS yiAT AIU NOT THE jnocooler th AFT t ft HOME THE C3 MfliS YOUR H0MI APPEAR NEWER COMES W MAIN'S NANCE ALLMlNuM SIDING WiNUR fQl OR WF FINANCING FREE YOliS on: i cost: unu mo'.' than retarring .NSTAIlA'1'" YOlR PrS!NE YEARS 5 SIDiNG Summer HOUSE AVAILABIE NO MONEY DOWN MATCH CAN .AN Cf AD0rP OuRlNc IN TH iNSUlATllON ( ROOT YOUR HOME KEEPS 0? VJLJL Of AFTER I DISTURB EXISTING ifiiRtASES EXTRA BEFORE Y0 PAY 1000 Sq. Ft. Roof EXAMP'.E: Pi 2995 more uays unm me weekend, but we still have a few things going on before it comes. First of all, the girls basketball team has a game at Granger today (Thursday) at 3:30. The girls team has won its first two league games. That makes the overall record The team is doing very well, and thanks to all who support them, by coming to the games. Keep up the good work. There is also a wrestling meet at Olympus at 7:30. The wrestlers are doing very well. If youd like to see great wrestling, check out the Kearns high westling team. Tomorrow there will be a boys basketball game at Kearns, starting at 7:30 p.m. The guys lost two tough games last week, but played very well. Come and support them tomorrow. Go get em, Cougars. Directly following the game is what youve all been waiting for. Its a stomp. Yes, a stomp. Everyone will be there and so should you. Dont miss it, its gonna be great. Spirit Week is coming to us the last week in January. If you have any ideas on what you would like to have happen during Spirit Week, let any of the cherleaders know. Start getting excited and get that spirit ready. Its going to be hard to beat those seniors in all the class competition. Im sure most of you know that Kearns high is one of two schools that has a TV studio. But what you might not know is that you can be part of it - by simply dropping off a news story to the TV studio any morning before the news. Then when it comes on the air, you can say its your story. Its a great thing to have in our school, so take advantage of it and submit any info you'd like the students of Kearns to know about. Coming up Tuesday is a financial aid program held in the activity room at 7 oclock. Everyone is invited and parents are encouraged to attend. Experts'from the UofU will be there to give you all the information you need on financial aid for college. Be sure to attend. We have an extra day added to our weekend. There is no school Monday in recognition of Martin Luther King Day. Next week there are basketball games on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, plus swimming on Wednesday and wrestling on Thursday. Dont forget about the games and stomp. Attend all you can. Have a super weekend. iwo Only ) Mr. Wright OR72 9 Per Mo. 6a.m. 10 basketball today (Thursday) against Kearns on Granger's court. If you cant make it then, try to catch the game Tuesday at Cyprus. e Wrestling is another favorite for the sporting fans; the excitement, the thrill of victory, the There is a meet agony of tonight at Kearns, so guys you pin em down, hold 'em down. Rah, Rah, Rah. If wrestling doesn't tickle your fancy, catch the wave. Granger's swimmers promise an eventful day Saturday when they host the state qualifying meet at 7.00 a.m. Be there to catch the wave. Last but not least, boys basketball. Look out. Cougars, the Lancers are moving in. You better be on your feet or maybe paws) tomorrow night at the game, you alley cats, all-tim- t. you. Enjoy the weekend, Lancers, and don't forget that it is a three ..rejoyce. NOTE: The students, teachers and administration would like to express their sympathies to Don Blair, whose studio was destroyed in a terrible gas explosion. Don Blair and his company have been a major part of high school activities, assisting with earbook preparation and school pictures. We would like to give him the assurance that our hearts are with him in his time of loss and we wish him the best of luck in reconstructing his company. Our sympathies also to the schools who lost pictures and the like, due to th? accident. We would hope that they might, too. recover from the accident. Best of luck. Thursday, January 15, 1987 Joan Wolf To Conduct Workshop For Parents SALT LAKE. Dr. Joan Wolf will conduct a workshop for parents of 4 gifted children on from 9 a.m. p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21 in room 302 of Milton Bennion Hall on the UofU campus. Cyprus questions and concerns related to their gifted children, focusing on the home-schopartnership Topics include: How do 1 plan for the school years ahead? How do work effectively with school personnel? and How do I deal with problem behavior? The preregistration is $25 and must be made b:y Friday. Feb 13 The fee includes both materials and refreshments. On site registration will be $30. (Couples registering for the workshop pay $10 for the second registration.) For additional information, those interested may call 1 Continued from page 1 ing team travels south to St. George for the Pineview invitational. Have a safe trip, guys. The wrestlers also compete at West on Tuesday. Also on the 20th, there will be a lot of dunking action, with the boys at Granger (5:30, JV; 7:30, varsity) and the girls here versus Granger (3:30). Last, but not least, pirate swimmers will be at Skyline on at 3:30. Good luck, Wednesday teams. For those interested in stabbing (or shooting) others in the back, applications for The Game" are due tomorrow. If you haven't the slightest idea what I am talking about, contact John Paul Perfili or Scott The workshop, which will involve both discussion and role playing,, will attempt to address parental Petersen. 1 Farmer Facts Continued from page 1 the proper perspective. One week of cramming for exams will help or hinder grades. The burning of the Blair Studio has changed their lives. We students of Granite high would like to thank the Blairs for all their hard work on our pictures When the yearbook comes out. we'll appreciate even more their el forts. Out of the ashes, may good arise. Good luck to the Blairs as they rebuild and to all the students of Granite as they dance is CAMs "Come-Hominscheduled for Jan. 30. Dont panic, guys, its not formal. In fact, its one of the most casual dances sponsored. only $6 without CAM membership and $5 with. It will be held in the commons after the game that night. 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Lancers, because this is one of the last weeks of the term, make it the best yet. Get in the spirit and test yourself. See just how many sporting events you can go to. Many are at home this week, so there is no excuse for missing anything. Interested in those winning Lady Lancers who beat the Skyline Eagles in the basketball game last week? Then enjoy an exciting game of by Cindy Smith Eisenhower Jr. regarding speaker from K ALL radio.) It was wonderful. Now I know what I want to do and how to get there." (Student at Brighton high regarding shadowing at Bonneville Productions, i Very good! He relly expreseed the need for goals and (Teacher at Bingham high regarding a speaker from Rio Grande Railroad. "It was quite the experience. 1 don't think I could handle it though, because I almost passed out when he pulled a dog's teeth." (Student from e celebrities and representatives Lancers with community people in their of- tices. BICEP records the approximate number of students involved in each activity they arrange. During the past eleven years the nubmer of students BICEP has invlolved in a community career exploration experience is one million, Wright observed. In order to evaluate BICEP activities. teachers, students and workers return a feedback card alter each experience. Ninety-fiv- e percent of the time, participants rate the career exploration activity as very beneficial. Typical of the comments received are the following: Very well presented! Insights into the radio industry were i- could. THE GREEN SHEET 7B |
