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Show Page 4 w 'r'Vfy f, (f ? v The Dixie Sun w ?f?sS'- 'X $y f y .,? '; v w )Wyp v V4, arch3'lcl 4?X V Feature Feature Editor: Jennie Squire Students 'honor' California with their presence By Raelynne Staef Writer the Natural History Museum, Loudon Dixie College Fourty-thre- e students visited recently California as part of the Honors Art, Science and Letters Field Trip. The students went to many museums in the Los Angles area along with a trip to Disneyland and Redondo Beach. Students left on Feb. 13 for the four- day excursion. This day, they visited the in Los Angeles. They also visited the California Museum and the California Museum of Science and industry both in Los Angeles. That evening they visited Disneyland where it was raining as they rode all the rides. Durham said the Natural History Museum was one of African-America- n r 0 Huntington Library and Museum in San Marino, Calif., and the Griffith Park Observatory, in Los Angeles. S h a n d a Durham, a student attending the trip said one of her favorite spots they was the visited Huntington Library. I want to go back some day when the roses are in Durham bloom, 9 r said. On Feb. 14, they awoke for another d day. They left for Redondo Beach at 7:45 a.m. Sr1 r the most interesting museums because it had a lot of stuff for little kids. The museum had mechanical dinosaurs and a lot of things for the entire family. Tawnya Sessions said Disneyland was an interesting experience. Sessions said the students all wore blue garbage bags as it was pouring the entire time they were there. Kathy Ose said the time spent outside in the rain was the best part of the trip. She said they were soaked and cold but happy. Ose said they danced in the rain and had a lot of fun just being there together and experiencing it together. Durham said the most exciting part of the trip was when they were on the freeway heading from Forest Lawn to Disneyland. They were driving an a car began police swerving in across lanes in front of the traffic. fun-fille- SUN NEWS SERVICES After visiting the Tawnya Sessions, Ryan Seiter, Melanie Parker, Ameilia Susannah Beelsley, Kathy Ose, and Buddy beach they went to Chipman, Rich relax in front of a fountain outside of the Exposition Park and Hunnington Library and Museum. Eventually, all the vehicles stopped. When the police officer would go again, Durham said all the vehicles go. pened a couple of times, Durham said the officer made an 180 degree turn in front of the traffic, so he was facing the traffic. Durham said after the police officer did this, the drivers realized they need- nrac. nnOTiiwnArTff ficiTHErmc CHinsss cciismc L 36 - ST. GEORGE Backside of Ancestor Square 2 W. ST. GEORGE BLVO. . qui Tn C i way t , V if pm me angu f hurs Y ed to stop. ii'pai r th H jcple Th ,a la I said Durham ants they later found out a car had rammed n into a retaining wall on the side of the 3 road and the police officers needed the K traffic to stop so St rr they could get the Li car free from the ess wall. She said the .rou police officers then rorm hit their cars into Imn the stuck car trying uOSt, to get it free. St SUN NEWS On Feb. 15, they zatioi a visited Forest Lawn Shanda Durham gives Mickey Mouse thoug in Glendale, Calif., hug while at Disneyland. the Farmers On Feb. 16, they departi Market, the Los Angles County for St. George. Durham si Art Museum, in Los Angeles, they stopped at Stateline and the J. Paul Getty Museum, Buffalo Bills casino, whe also in Los Angeles. they rode a rollercoaser. Sessionss favorite part of Ose said after retirthe trip was Forest Lawn. and looking back on tl ing It was just awesome, experience I would go again Sessions said, it was just so a heartbeat! beautiful. r SERVIC b T hap- - Devon Pilarowski AssistantNews Editor Billy Vosburg Opinion Editor John Wadley A & E Editor Chaundra Stewart E53 VTUF would also After this ftnom an Extonalve Menu of ovor BO aver 200 Dinner Ehli oes Lunch ctSpsolala and - take our ucTMauncs - FRI 1 1 :30 am MON OPEN DAY8 7 0:40 pmpm -SLUM 12- B:4B 12- - 9:4fr pm SAT f jte Editor-in-Chi- Mt larch ef k L. Sports Editor Barrett Johnson Features Editor Jenni Squire Photography Editor Jared Newbold Staff Photographer Hollie Stark Staff Writers Annette Seegmilier, Loni Johnston, Raelynne Loudon, Glenr Pilarowski, Courtney Gressmen Rebecca Lloyd, Jamie Cochran Computer Technologist Jeff Pectol Faculty Advisor Loren Webb The Sun is distributed each Tuesday during Fall, Winter and Spring quarter as a publication of Dixie College, its Division of Arts, Letters and Sciences, and Dixie College Student Activities. The unsigned editorial on the Opine Page represents the position of The Sun, as determined by its editorial boar L. Otherwise, the views and opinions expressed in The Sun are those of indiv ual writers and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Sun or any 0" P" ty of the college. Letters to the editor must be typed and must include the name ar as telephone number of the author. Only the name will be printed. Names not withheld under any circumstances. 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