The English Department at Victor Valley College is calling all writers to submit their writing and artwork in the 15^th Annual Writing Contest.
     Tim Adell, who is in his second year as contest coordinator, said the contest provides "friendly competition" for all who enter. This year, submissions must be turned in by March 15.  The contest features five categories: Short Story, Personal Narrative, Essay, Poetry and Artwork.  Manuscripts will not be returned, but artwork can be picked up after the winners have been selected and monetary prizes distributed. Specific rules and guidelines can be found on informational flyers that have been distributed throughout campus or by

     The Associated Student Body is currently accepting applications from students who wish to represent the students of Victor Valley College for the 2001-2002 school year. Election/campaign packets as well as the list of qualifications are available in the ASB office located upstairs in the Student Activities Center. The deadline for returning completed election/campaign packets is March 16, 2001, to Monica Ortega the ASB Vice President. Students are encouraged to become involved in the college student government and to have their voices heard. Elections will be held on campus on April 4 and April 5 and the election results will be announced on April 13, 2001.