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’m humbled by my eighth-grade stu- dents. These bright, cheery faces gaze at me daily waiting for me to push, pull, and extract all I can from them and WOW — do they deliver! Recently while working on poetry, I asked students to submit their best work for publication. I’ve been harping on them that poetry is all about passion and what they’re familiar with while commu- nicating their emo- tions. As an “old lady” I’ve lived such a roller coaster of highs and lows that I fool myself into believing that my students are just starting this whole business of life — but their prose com- municates other- wise! I won’t go into histories or how they found their inspiration; I’ll let their words speak for themselves! Her leathery skin was stretched tightly from ear to ear. Several teeth were absent from her gums. Bottomless, hollow black eyes rested above her crooked nose. The woman mocked me with horrible silence. Her eyes without a soul behind them, bored into my own. I felt my essence shrivel up and cry for mercy. That silence, such sicken- ing silence, echoed through- out my bones. But I could not cry, no, my voice had failed me, Oxygen refusing to bathe my lungs with breath, A suffocation so silent yet so cruel, Surely I did not deserve such agony! My soul, the only light, although flicker- ing and damaged in the inky darkness, Began to detach itself from my being. Those oily eyes swallowed my will to fight the never ending suffering. The old woman stood motionless, and smiled slightly. By Madeline Michael Rodgers America the Brave No one saw it coming, it all happened so fast The people, the planes, the buildings never meant to crash. For this horrible day, only few are to be blamed, This 9-11 tragedy, terrorists hold the fame. While our buildings may have weak- ened, our country then grew strong On this day we came together, like we should have all along. Twin towers that have fallen, only prove one single thing, America the Brave came back as Ameri- ca the Fighting. By Carlie Sandrini Mom My mom was someone who … Would never spank me, Loved me with all her heart, Comforted me when I needed it, Let me sleep with her and Dad; Because I was scared. I remember … She loved sushi, She was very beautiful, She took me to Disneyland, Spent all the time that she could with me; She knew she was going to die. My mom … Bought me anything I wanted, Showed me love, Taught me the rights from the wrongs of life, Gave me life; I miss my mom. By Alexander Vasquez To read more poetry by Peggy Dewane- Pope’s eighth-graders, go to: www.bakers- fieldvoice.com. Peggy Dewane-Pope teaches English/language arts at Stonecreek Junior High School in the Panama-Buena Vista Union School District. 2 The Bakersfield Voice Sunday, January 9, 2011 Share stories, photos, blogs www. bakersfieldvoice .com ■ Submitting your sto- ries for The Bakersfield Voice is simple and FREE! Just go to: bakersfield- voice.com and create a profile. ■ Choose what you’d like to contribute (an article, letter, picture or community event listing) and post it yourself. ■ For delivery issues, please e-mail: voicedelivery@bakersfield.com ■ Still need help getting your contributions onto our website? E-mail Sandra Molen at smolen@bakersfield.com YOUR EDUCATION I Eighth graders communicate with passion in their poetry PHOTO COURTESY OF PEGGY DEWANE-POPE From left: Madeline Michael Rodgers, Megan Martinez, Carlie Sandrini, Victoria Rodgers, Amrit Dhillon, and Alexander Vasquez. Northeast Knights bring home youth football national championship title FROM WWW.MYBAKERSFIELDSPORTS.COM he Golden Empire Northeast Knights Sopho- more Football team captured a National Youth Tackle Football Championship Title in Las Vegas at the Pigskin Tournament. The tournament host youth football teams from all over the country ranging from Alaska to the south- ern US borders. The Knights Sophomores defeated both Phoenix and Las Vegas teams to bring home the title of National Champions! This speaks volume for Bakers- field and the Northeast area. Our players are playing at a national level against undefeated teams. Congratulations to the Northeast Knights for all your hard work and dedication! A BIG thank you to all our volunteers, parents, and sponsors. To our coach- ing staff: You are changing lives and building confi- dence in our children — you are amazing! From classes to special programs — Beale Library offers events for all ages BY KATHERINE ROSS Community contributor The Beale Memorial Library is offering the following computer classes in January: (Please note — these classes require a basic knowl- edge of computer keyboard and mouse.) Beginning Surfing: Basic Internet — Tuesday, Janu- ary 11, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Let experts show you their tricks and tips to finding fun and reliable information on the Internet. Learn how to develop effective search strategies, choose the right search engine, decipher URLs, and much more. Your Story: Researching your roots @ Ancestry.com — Saturday, January 15, 10 a.m – 12 p.m. Learn how to use the online database, Ancestry.com, to look for members of your family — and to help com- plete your family tree. Get Connected: Set up your own EMAIL account — Saturday, January 22, 10 a.m. – noon. Learn how to set up an email account, including the following skills: • How to create a message to send • How to attach an item to an email • How to open an email you receive • How to delete an email; basic security and privacy email issues • Overview of SPAM & Help sections • How to print a page from email; how to log off. “How Do I Find a Grant?” Computer Class — Friday, January 28, 10 a.m. – noon. Learn how to find online grant funding sources for your nonprofit organization @ Foundation Center Directory Online. Job Hunting Online — Saturday, January 29, 10 a.m. – noon. Using the Internet, learn about: • Kern County Library home page • Career research • Online classifieds and databases, as well as other sites that provide information on career assessment & resume development • Using job search websites • Registering online • Resumes Participants should be able to use a mouse, follow a link, type an Internet address into the Address Bar & type information into a text box. Other Events at the Beale Memorial Library: Tuesdays, 11 a.m.: Toddler Time! Parents are invited to accompany their 18-month-old through 2-year-old children for music, nursery rhymes, stories and play — Arkelian Children’s Library. Saturday, January 15, 11 a.m.: Mittens and Muffs: a Family Winter Story Time with songs, stories, and crafts — Arkelian Children’s Library Saturday, January 15, 10 a.m. – noon: Free Begin- ning Guitar Lesson — bring your own guitar to the Tejon Room at the Beale Memorial Library, tune up, and then learn to play some Christmas songs! Saturday, January 15, 2-4 p.m.: Intermediate Guitar Lesson: learn more guitar chords, more strumming techniques, finger-picking patterns and how to find songs online — Tejon Room. Tuesday, January 18, 5 p.m.: Get Hooked: Crochet for beginners — Lake Room Saturday, January 22, 11 a.m.: Death and Taxes: Come see the preview of newly discovered historical records of Kern County (part of the Local History Lec- ture Series) — Tejon Room. Saturday, January 22, 2 p.m.: Harlem and Beyond: Family and Friends Share their Stories: A Very Sporting Event — Special guests include Carl Toney, former Golden State Warrior and Nikki Blue’s uncle; Greg Kerr, sports broadcaster from Channel 29; Pat Cheadle, sis- ter to John Tarver, a former New England Patriot; Ruth Wallace, mother of Kenny Wallace, currently ranked third among college players — Arkelian Children’s Library. Open to all ages. Wednesday, January 26, 3:30 p.m.: Art in the After- noon — Arkelian Children’s Library Friday, January 28, 10:30 a.m.: Jammin’ Preschool Story Time: Harlem and Beyond — Some players from the Lady Runners (CSUB Basketball team) will share their favorite children’s stories and some tricks of the game — Arkelian Children’s Library. All events are free. No reservations necessary. For more information, call Beale Memorial Library at 868-0770. T PHOTO PROVIDED Golden Empire Northeast Knights football team. FELIX ADAMO/ CALIFORNIAN FILE Steve Engel and his six-year-old daughter, Julianne, enjoy a book at the Beale Library. Bakersfield physician receives prestigious leadership award BY HELEN TODD Community contributor hris Yoon, M.D., medical direc- tor at HealthSouth Bakersfield Rehabilitation Hospital, recently received the 2010 Medical Leadership Award during HealthSouth’s Medical Direc- tors’ Conference held in New Orleans, La. The award recognizes overall excellence in leader- ship and exemplary performance in the development of clinical staff. Dr. Yoon is only one of five physicians serving in HealthSouth’s network of more than 100 hospitals to earn this prestigious designation. “Under Dr. Yoon’s leadership, our clinical staff works together as a team to provide high-quality, cost-effective healthcare services,” said Sandra Heg- land, chief executive officer of HealthSouth Bakers- field Rehabilitation Hospital. “He is recognized as a leader in our hospital and community and consis- tently demonstrates a genuine concern for our patients’ care. All of our staff, including myself, takes great pride in working with him.” Dr. Yoon graduated from the Yonsei University Col- lege of Medicine in Seoul, Korea, and completed his residency at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Med- icine in New York City. In addition to operating a pri- vate practice, Dr. Yoon has been the medical director of Bakersfield Rehabilitation Hospital since 1993. C Bakersfield SouthWest Baseball spring registration open through Jan. 14 BY DARREN BILLESBACH Community contributor outhWest Baseball is offering registration for Spring 2011 Youth Baseball. Come play “real” baseball — as we use PONY Baseball and MLB Rules. Play at Aera Park, the Elite Base- ball Park of Kern County. We have 11 fields to serve ages 5 through 19. We serve 2000 kids per season (Spring and Fall) and teach our coaches and kids good sportsmanship by subscribing to the Pursuing Victory With Honor, in conjunction with the Josephson Institute’s Center for Sports Ethics. Registration is still open through Jan. 14 with try- outs beginning on January 15. Teams will be drafted by the end of January and practice will commence early February. Our Second annual Spring Festival will be on Feb. 26. Games begin on March 5t and go through mid May. The season completes with Pen- nants for the first place team players, in each divi- sion, and a Tournament of Champions for all teams in each division, with trophies to all first and second place teams. Visit our web site at: www.bswb.org for more infor- mation and to register on line. We offer Multiple Play- er Discounts AND a Flex Pay Program to make it easier to enroll during this time of the year. See you on the fields! S YOUR CELEBRATIONS PEGGY DEWANE-POPE Education columnist Rodgers Sandrini Yoon Vasquez EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA
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’m humbled by my eighth-grade stu-dents. These bright, cheery faces gazeat me daily waiting for me to push,pull, and extract all I can from themand WOW — do they deliver!
Recently while working on poetry, Iasked students to submit their best workfor publication. I’ve been harping onthem that poetry is all about passion andwhat they’re familiarwith while commu-nicating their emo-tions.
As an “old lady”I’ve lived such aroller coaster ofhighs and lows that Ifool myself intobelieving that mystudents are juststarting this wholebusiness of life —but their prose com-municates other-wise!
I won’t go into histories or how theyfound their inspiration; I’ll let their wordsspeak for themselves!
Her leathery skin was stretched tightlyfrom ear to ear.
Several teeth were absent from hergums.
Bottomless, hollow black eyes rested
above her crooked nose.The woman mocked me with horrible
silence.Her eyes without a soul
behind them, bored into myown.
I felt my essence shrivelup and cry for mercy.
That silence, such sicken-ing silence, echoed through-out my bones.
But I could not cry, no, myvoice had failed me,
Oxygen refusing to bathe my lungs withbreath,
A suffocation so silent yet so cruel, Surely I did not deserve such agony!My soul, the only light, although flicker-
ing and damaged in the inky darkness,Began to detach itself from my being.Those oily eyes swallowed my will to
fight the never ending suffering.The old woman stood motionless, and
smiled slightly.By Madeline Michael
Rodgers
America the Brave No one saw it coming, it
all happened so fastThe people, the planes,
the buildings never meantto crash.
For this horrible day, only few are to be
blamed,This 9-11 tragedy, terrorists hold the
fame.
While our buildings may have weak-ened, our country then grew strong
On this day we came together, like weshould have all along.
Twin towers that have fallen, only proveone single thing,
America the Brave came back as Ameri-ca the Fighting.
By Carlie Sandrini
Mom My mom was someone
who …Would never spank me,Loved me with all her heart,Comforted me when I needed it,Let me sleep with her and Dad;Because I was scared.
I remember …She loved sushi,She was very beautiful,She took me to Disneyland,Spent all the time that she could with me;She knew she was going to die.
My mom …
Bought me anything I wanted,Showed me love,Taught me the rights from the wrongs of life,Gave me life;
I miss my mom.By Alexander Vasquez
To read more poetry by Peggy Dewane-Pope’s eighth-graders, go to: www.bakers-fieldvoice.com.
Peggy Dewane-Pope teachesEnglish/language arts at StonecreekJunior High School in the Panama-BuenaVista Union School District.
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From left: Madeline Michael Rodgers, Megan Martinez, Carlie Sandrini, Victoria Rodgers,Amrit Dhillon, and Alexander Vasquez.
Northeast Knights bring home youthfootball national championship titleFROM WWW.MYBAKERSFIELDSPORTS.COM
he Golden Empire Northeast Knights Sopho-more Football team captured a NationalYouth Tackle Football Championship Title inLas Vegas at the Pigskin Tournament. Thetournament host youth football teams from
all over the country ranging from Alaska to the south-ern US borders.
The Knights Sophomores defeated both Phoenixand Las Vegas teams to bring home the title ofNational Champions! This speaks volume for Bakers-field and the Northeast area. Our players are playingat a national level against undefeated teams.
Congratulations to the Northeast Knights for allyour hard work and dedication! A BIG thank you to allour volunteers, parents, and sponsors. To our coach-ing staff: You are changing lives and building confi-dence in our children — you are amazing!
From classes to special programs —Beale Library offers events for all ages BY KATHERINE ROSSCommunity contributor
The Beale Memorial Library is offering the followingcomputer classes in January:
(Please note — these classes require a basic knowl-edge of computer keyboard and mouse.)
Beginning Surfing: Basic Internet — Tuesday, Janu-ary 11, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Let experts show you their tricks and tips to findingfun and reliable information on the Internet. Learnhow to develop effective search strategies, choose theright search engine, decipher URLs, and much more.
Your Story: Researching your roots @ Ancestry.com— Saturday, January 15, 10 a.m – 12 p.m.
Learn how to use the online database, Ancestry.com,to look for members of your family — and to help com-plete your family tree.
Get Connected: Set up your own EMAIL account —Saturday, January 22, 10 a.m. – noon.
Learn how to set up an email account, including
the following skills:
• How to create a message to send• How to attach an item to an email• How to open an email you receive• How to delete an email; basic security and privacy
email issues• Overview of SPAM & Help sections• How to print a page from email; how to log off.“How Do I Find a Grant?” Computer Class — Friday,
January 28, 10 a.m. – noon.Learn how to find online grant funding sources for
your nonprofit organization @ Foundation CenterDirectory Online.
Job Hunting Online — Saturday, January 29, 10 a.m.– noon.
Using the Internet, learn about:• Kern County Library home page• Career research• Online classifieds and databases, as well as other
sites that provide information on career assessment &resume development
• Using job search websites• Registering online• Resumes
Participants should be able to use a mouse, follow alink, type an Internet address into the Address Bar &type information into a text box.
Other Events at the Beale Memorial Library:
Tuesdays, 11 a.m.: Toddler Time! Parents are invitedto accompany their 18-month-old through 2-year-oldchildren for music, nursery rhymes, stories and play —Arkelian Children’s Library.
Saturday, January 15, 11 a.m.: Mittens and Muffs: aFamily Winter Story Time with songs, stories, and crafts— Arkelian Children’s Library
Saturday, January 15, 10 a.m. – noon: Free Begin-ning Guitar Lesson — bring your own guitar to theTejon Room at the Beale Memorial Library, tune up,and then learn to play some Christmas songs!
Saturday, January 15, 2-4 p.m.: Intermediate GuitarLesson: learn more guitar chords, more strummingtechniques, finger-picking patterns and how to findsongs online — Tejon Room.
Tuesday, January 18, 5 p.m.: Get Hooked: Crochetfor beginners — Lake Room
Saturday, January 22, 11 a.m.: Death and Taxes:Come see the preview of newly discovered historicalrecords of Kern County (part of the Local History Lec-ture Series) — Tejon Room.
Saturday, January 22, 2 p.m.: Harlem and Beyond:Family and Friends Share their Stories: A Very SportingEvent — Special guests include Carl Toney, formerGolden State Warrior and Nikki Blue’s uncle; Greg Kerr,sports broadcaster from Channel 29; Pat Cheadle, sis-ter to John Tarver, a former New England Patriot; RuthWallace, mother of Kenny Wallace, currently rankedthird among college players — Arkelian Children’sLibrary. Open to all ages.
Wednesday, January 26, 3:30 p.m.: Art in the After-noon — Arkelian Children’s Library
Friday, January 28, 10:30 a.m.: Jammin’ PreschoolStory Time: Harlem and Beyond — Some players fromthe Lady Runners (CSUB Basketball team) will sharetheir favorite children’s stories and some tricks of thegame — Arkelian Children’s Library.
All events are free. No reservations necessary.For more information, call Beale Memorial Library at
868-0770.
T
PHOTO PROVIDED
Golden Empire Northeast Knights football team. FELIX ADAMO/ CALIFORNIAN FILE
Steve Engel and his six-year-old daughter, Julianne, enjoy a book at the Beale Library.
Bakersfield physician receivesprestigious leadership award BY HELEN TODDCommunity contributor
hris Yoon, M.D., medical direc-tor at HealthSouth BakersfieldRehabilitation Hospital,recently received the 2010Medical Leadership Award
during HealthSouth’s Medical Direc-tors’ Conference held in New Orleans,La.
The award recognizes overall excellence in leader-ship and exemplary performance in the developmentof clinical staff. Dr. Yoon is only one of five physiciansserving in HealthSouth’s network of more than 100hospitals to earn this prestigious designation.
“Under Dr. Yoon’s leadership, our clinical staffworks together as a team to provide high-quality,cost-effective healthcare services,” said Sandra Heg-land, chief executive officer of HealthSouth Bakers-field Rehabilitation Hospital. “He is recognized as aleader in our hospital and community and consis-tently demonstrates a genuine concern for ourpatients’ care. All of our staff, including myself, takesgreat pride in working with him.”
Dr. Yoon graduated from the Yonsei University Col-lege of Medicine in Seoul, Korea, and completed hisresidency at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Med-icine in New York City. In addition to operating a pri-vate practice, Dr. Yoon has been the medical directorof Bakersfield Rehabilitation Hospital since 1993.
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Bakersfield SouthWest Baseball springregistration open through Jan. 14BY DARREN BILLESBACHCommunity contributor
outhWest Baseball is offering registration forSpring 2011 Youth Baseball. Come play “real”baseball — as we use PONY Baseball andMLB Rules. Play at Aera Park, the Elite Base-ball Park of Kern County.
We have 11 fields to serve ages 5 through 19. Weserve 2000 kids per season (Spring and Fall) andteach our coaches and kids good sportsmanship bysubscribing to the Pursuing Victory With Honor, inconjunction with the Josephson Institute’s Center forSports Ethics.
Registration is still open through Jan. 14 with try-
outs beginning on January 15. Teams will be draftedby the end of January and practice will commenceearly February. Our Second annual Spring Festivalwill be on Feb. 26. Games begin on March 5t and gothrough mid May. The season completes with Pen-nants for the first place team players, in each divi-sion, and a Tournament of Champions for all teamsin each division, with trophies to all first and secondplace teams.
Visit our web site at: www.bswb.org for more infor-mation and to register on line. We offer Multiple Play-er Discounts AND a Flex Pay Program to make iteasier to enroll during this time of the year.
See you on the fields!
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Y O U R C E L E B R A T I O N S
PEGGYDEWANE-POPEEducation columnist
Rodgers
Sandrini
Yoon
Vasquez
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