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Students jet into new opportunities Donation benefits those in college’s Aviation Maintenance Program MELISSA MATA| ASSOCIATE EDITOR mmata@foghornnews.com Students in Del Mar College’s Aviation Maintenance Program recently received a donation that could help their careers take flight. The donation of an F405 Spey jet engine from Rolls-Royce is a great opportunity to prepare students in the program who will be able to work hands on to prepare for the Coastal Bend’s workforce in the aviation industry, said Lenora Keas, DMC executive vice president and chief operating officer. Michael Simek, a representative from Rolls-Royce who attended the Jan. 26 ceremony at Windward Campus, said he

hopes the jet engine will be able to help increase the workforce in the aviation maintenance industry. “We’ve got to deliver engines ready for issue,” said Simek, adding that having these engines equipped and ready will be a big aspect in the aviation maintenance. Rolls-Royce’s partnership with DMC in supporting the Aviation Maintenance Program is an advantage for students, said Albert Agnich, DMC program director of Aviation Maintenance. “The recent donation of the F405 spey engine will be used to expose our students to other types of jet engines similar to those used in the Navy’s T-45 Goshawk strike trainer,” Agnich told DMC for a recent press release. The Dobson family, through its Tres Grace Family Foundation, awarded the Aviation Maintenance Technology program with the foundation’s inaugural Harmon Dobson Legacy Award and $50,000

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College officials gather around a Rolls-Royce F405 Spey jet engine that was donated to the Aviation Maintenance Program on Jan. 26. at the same event. “Preparing our young people to support military, to support our economy, and to fight for the lives of our people” are

among the program’s biggest ambitions, Keas said, adding that the program allows students to prepare for the future to help make an impact in the country.

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BACK IN THE SWING OF THINGS

HEERF grants began with option for students to add free 15-week class

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After a month of winter break, students found their way back to Del Mar College to conquer the first week of school. They were greeted with boxes full of useful items such as laundry detergent and pencils from Student Leadership & Campus Life. ABOVE: Geology major Tanner Balolong lies outside basking in the sun during the first day back on campus for the spring semester. RIGHT: Students receive first-dayback boxes on behalf of Student Leadership & Campus Life.

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With the spring semester starting, some students may have been wondering, “what exactly is the HEERF grant going to award me and when will I get it?” HEERF, or Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, was created by the government to aid students amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Similar to the CARES Act (HEERF I), the HEERF III grant is awarded after paperwork is submitted by the student. Del Mar, however, is conducting the HEERF III grant with an add-a-class campaign first. This means students enrolled in at least one 16-week course were eligible to take a free 15-week course with this campaign as its first phase that Ruiz said the rolled out at the tail goal is to award end of the fall 2021 all current DMC students. semester. Director of Financial Aid Joseph Ruiz said there are three phases to the HEERF III distributions. “The next phases (after the add a class) are for students who demonstrated the most need based on their expected family contribution and the FASFA application,” Ruiz said. This is because one of the requireSEE FUNDS ON PAGE 4

From virtual to in your face, intramurals returns MIRANDA MEDINA | MANAGING EDITOR mmedina@foghornnews.com

siology Building to sign up and participate on the day of the event. Kristy Urbick, Intramural director and asWhile many events will remain virtual sistant professor of kinesiology, encouragthis semester, DMC’s Intramural Program es students who have never been involved is bringing back some of its more popular with the program to give it a try. games for students to play in person. “It’s all about having fun and a great way Students can look forward to dodgeball, to meet people,” Urbick said. basketball, indoor soccer, capture the flag DMC’s Intramural sports program is and more this spring. working to keep a safe and clean environThe department also held a yoga event ment for students to have the opportunity on Jan. 21, which to interact with othwill continue both For more dodgeball photos and a schedule ers during the panvirtually and in-perdemic. of intramurals events, see Page 8. son. “There’s someYoga will be ofthing for everyone fered from 1-2 p.m. Fridays in the dance and we are willing to teach everyone,” Urstudio in the Kinesiology Building at Her- bick said. itage Campus. Students will be provided Urbick hopes that more students will with yoga mats. participate this semester, whether it’s using The department held dodgeball for stu- the gym to work out or to come see others dents on Feb. 2, with a 3-Point Contest next play. up on Feb. 8 For more information contact Urbick at Anyone interested in participating can kurbick2@delmar.edu or visit www.delmar. visit the Heritage Campus gym in the Kine- edu/offices/kinesiology/intramurals.html.

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Jose Moya goes on the attack to try to win the first intramurals dodgeball game since the pandemic began.

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Demolition work results in changes to parking lots

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Del Mar College continues its renovations, with the latest project being the demolition of Heritage Hall, which started over winter break. The space once occupied by Heritage Hall is planned to be used as the location for more parking for students, along with a new student plaza. Construction projects will continue throughout campus. Students and faculty can expect various building closures during upcoming renovations. The demolition is expected to PHOTO BY MELISSA MATA | FOGHORN NEWS be completed this spring. Demolition continues on Heritage Hall on Feb. 3. The photo above shows the angle from Baldwin Boulevard. ��not to�� C �� scale - 4/2021

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Man of many talents

orn in Corpus Christi on Aug. 26, 1999, Christopher Garcia always loved the idea of working with a team to accomplish a goal. Throughout his youth, it was the passion he had to be a professional soccer player that motivated him to be the best version of himself. However, as time ticked on, he found new passions and excitements, such as building computers, to keep him focused and honed in on his studies. Garcia, a business administration and management major, plans to graduate with an associate degree from Del Mar in summer 2022 before continuing his undergraduate education at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. “I feel like the best job you can get without a degree is a server, and there’s nothing wrong with that, it’s just not for me,” Garcia said. Besides receiving a black belt with the Chin Mu Kwan Taekwondo Federation in fourth grade, one of his other many talents is making people laugh. Advice you’d give yourself five years ago: “Don’t give up.” Ten-year goal: “Be an owner of a storage facility.”

CHRISTOPHER GARCIA, 22 Business Administration Quotation you live by: “‘It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.”— Mark Twain’” Favorite thing about yourself: “I’m funny” Curious about the storage facility business plan? Ask Christopher all about it when you see him on campus. — Nichaela Shaheen

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Nurses earn pins, recite Florence Nightingale pledge

One of about 50 nursing graduates walks the stage during the Dec. 15 pinning ceremony at Richardson Performance Hall.

Del Mar College ‘s Nursing Program held two ceremonies on Dec. 15. About 50 graduates took part in the event, which marked the completion of the program. Graduates recited the Florence Nightingale pledge while holding battery-operated lanterns. The ceremo-

nies were also livestreamed for family members, friends and the community. For more information on the Nurse Education Program visit www.delmar.edu/ degrees/nursing-education.

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Nurses recited the Florence Nightingale pledge while holding battery-operated lanterns at the ceremony.

The Nursing Program this year began offering a bachelor’s degree. For more information, visit www.delmar.edu/degrees/ nursing-education.

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Del Mar College graduates wait for their turn to cross the stage during a recent ceremony. Graduation application packets are due Feb. 23.

Spring 2022 graduates required to fill out forms DYLAN LIMAS | REPORTER dlimas@foghornnews.com Spring graduation is quickly approaching, which means that every student eligible to graduate this spring must fill out a graduation packet. The completed packet is due on Feb. 23. Here are a few things students should know before filling out the packet: n Students must apply for graduation whether or not they plan to participate in commencement ceremonies. n Students must apply for graduation to have their respective degrees/certificates recognized on their transcript. n The graduation application and signed degree audit must be received together-in the same email. n The degree audit will need an original signature, not a stamped signature from the adviser. n If students have not completed the degree/certificate requirements, they

should not submit the graduation application. n If students are applying for multiple degrees and/or certificates, they will need to submit a system-generated academic evaluation for every program of study for which they expect to receive a diploma. n If students are seeking a second degree, the degree must be significantly different from any previous degree: n All subsequent degrees must differ from the first degree by 20% of the required semester hour. n Questions regarding the 20% difference should be directed to the student’s adviser n Incomplete graduation packets, including applications received that are missing degree evaluations, signatures, etc., will not be processed For more information, visit www.delmar.edu/graduation_information/.

Let’s be honest, sushi is one of those foods that is either a hit or misses the mark completely. Eating it requires running the risk of whether it will taste extremely fishy or magically delicious; there simply is no in-between. So, I let my tastebuds run that risk for you at Oyshi Sushi 3. When you walk into Oyshi Sushi 3, you are met with bright LED lights shining overhead, a bar to the right side, seats to the front and left side and a sushi bar to the back where you can see the chefs prepare sushi roll in front of you. The restaurant looks clean and has a decent amount of space between tables. This well-lit restaurant that has a simple L-shaped layout with red and black details serves food from appetizers to Asian cuisine and boasts 56 sushi rolls. From the most basic California roll to unique in-house creations, customers are met with about average portions. Depending on the roll, when cut and served there are about 7-10 hearty pieces. Each roll is served on a long white rectangular plate with sauce driz-

FUNDS FROM PAGE 1 ments schools have is to prioritize those students with the higher needs. Ruiz explained that the FASFA is the best way to do so. These awards go directly to the student and do not have to be paid back. Following the FASFA phase, Del Mar will be awarding students in the general population, meaning if you have not received an award yet, you still may have the opportunity to. Recipients of funding from the first two phases may be able to receive funds from Phase III depending on availability. “We first want to award every student

zled over the rolls in a decorative manner. While it did take at least 35 minutes for the food to come out, the servers are consistently checking on you and refill drinks without you having to burn them with your eyes from staring or trying to get their attention. I deem it worth the wait; however, the price is running a slight risk for the grade of fish you’re receiving. Prices on rolls vary from around $8-$17 and while that seems like a huge price gap, the majority of the rolls cost $16. The Hurricane roll includes tempura shrimp, seared tuna, salmon, avocado, jalapeño, spring greens and crab topped with spicy mayo, sriracha and masago. I recommend the Hurricane and Madeline, both rolls I ordered while dinning in. The roll I would steer clear of and not order again would be the Rainbow roll, simply because of a very fishy taste. Ask for extra eel sauce to combat the fishy taste, but note you’ll be left with an overly sauced roll that doesn’t get finished. Overall, I give Oyshi Sushi 3 a solid 3.65 out of 5 rating.

IF YOU GO WHAT: Oyshi Sushi 3 WHERE: 6181 Saratoga Blvd. #109 RATING: 3.65 / 5

here at Del Mar. If we can do that and still have funds then it will be evaluated at a case-to-case base. We want to be equitable and fair,” Ruiz said. The financial aid office is working to complete the submission form for the general population HEERF III grant. Once the form is complete, it will be posted on Del Mar’s financial aid page where current DMC students can apply to receive aid as the last phase of this round of funding. To check the status of the completed form go to https://delmar.edu/becoming-a-viking/afford/heerf-iii-student-financial-aid-faq.html.

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FEBRUARY 7, 2022

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Sofia Hublitz (from left), Laura Linney, Jason Bateman and Skyler Gaertner return as the Byrde family in Season 4 of “Ozark,” now showing on Netflix.

‘Ozark’ Season 4 will blow your mind PHILIP J. PEREZ | OPINIONS EDITOR pperez@foghornnews.com For fans of the Netflix series “Ozark,” the nearly two-year wait between seasons 3 and 4 was excruciating. Season 3 ended with cartel attorney and antagonist Helen Pierce, played by Janet Peerce, surprisingly shot in the head and killed by Navarro Cartel boss Omar Navarro, splattering blood and brain matter on the faces of the Byrdes. The ending left fans foaming at the mouths as we waited for a Season 4 that seemed to never come. Like many other productions, “Ozark” fell victim to delays due to the pandemic. The much-anticipated Season 4 has finally arrived, well at least Part 1 of 2, and it doesn’t disappoint. Episode 1 starts off with something I will

not mention in this review because, honestly, I feel it will have something to do with the series finale. The very next scene picks up where Season 3 ended, with Marty and Wendy Byrde, played by Jason Bateman and Laura Linney, cleaning off the remnants of Helen’s brain from their faces before joining Omar (Felix Solis) at a party on his compound in Mexico. A new character is introduced at this party by the name of Javier “Javi” Elizondro, Omar’s nephew. Javi is Ozark’s newest and most ruthless antagonist and definitely makes his presence known. Alfonso Herrera’s portrayal of Javi is amazing and definitely complements an already amazing cast. Meanwhile, back at the lake, Ruth Langmore, played by Julie Garner, has decided to go out on her own and no longer works for Marty. The jaded Ruth becomes partners in

the heroin trade with an almost unwilling Darlene Snell, the much older girlfriend of Ruth’s younger cousin Wyatt. Sidenote: Darlene (Lisa Emery) and Wyatt (Charlie Tahan) prove that age is nothing but a number when it comes to true love, even if that relationship is straight off the pages of “The Jerry Springer Show.” Ruth also tries her hand at money laundering and recruits the help of Jonah, Marty and Wendy’s 14-year-old entrepreneurial son who has his own bone to pick with his parents. Is your head spinning yet? Well, there’s more. Omar Navarro enlists the Byrdes to help negotiate a deal with the FBI to help him go legit. The FBI convinces them that a deal can be made if certain conditions are met. In the meantime, Javi appears to micro-manage everything the Byrdes are involved in and makes his presence known in more ways than one. This show in its entirety has more twists

and turns than the Euthanasia Coaster, a hypothetical rollercoaster designed in 2010 to kill its passengers. Season 4, Part 1 continues that tradition and in true “Ozark” form, will leave you wanting more. Bateman as Marty continues to impress. Linney as Wendy does a good job of causing the audience to turn against her. Solis as Omar Navarro is great but the breakout stars of Season 4 are definitely Skylar Gaertner as Jonah, Herrera as Javi and Garner as Ruth. In fact, Ruth’s volatility will leave audience’s mouths agape when it’s all said and done. Other notable performances are Jessica Frances Dukes as FBI agent Maya Miller and Sofia Hubitz as daughter Charlotte Byrde. Rotten Tomatoes gives “Ozark” Season 4, Part 1 a 98% on the tomatometer. Reports vary concerning the release date for Part 2 but the safe bet is by the end of 2022.

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Non-trad – According to Urban Dictionary, a non-trad is defined as “an old fart going back to college.” Other sources refer to a non-trad as any classification of non-traditional college and university students who do not fit the typical model of traditional students fresh out of high school. The non-trad can be the single mom who is looking for a new direction in life or the military veteran who served or is currently serving our country and is now seeking to advance their career. It can be the out-of-work father who lost his job because of furloughs due to a global pandemic or it can be an old fart — much like myself — who is trying for the fourth time to pass college algebra so he or she can finally graduate all while qualifying for 13 degrees once that class is ultimately completed with a grade higher than 69. So here we are, after credit hours between DMC and A&M-Kingsville and still trying to pass college algebra and wondering daily, “When the H.E. double hockey sticks am I going to need college algebra?” In 2009, I was inducted into the Del Mar College Hall of Fame, along with five others … all who passed college algebra. The HOF photos, which are all on display in the Harvin Center, list all of our accomplishments. Mine lists the following: Editor in Chief, Outstanding Journalism student, Founder of the Diversity Awareness Organization and a few other things, but all I see is “Could not figure out the difference between a ‘Rational Expression’ and a ‘Radical Expression.’” Still, I try because giving up is not an option. Einstein defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Well call me

insane. Now, although Einstein’s theories in physics contributed to mathematical equations used now, would he have passed college algebra? I’d like to think that if he were here today, he would be the typical old fart college student trying to figure out CAPTCHA, trying to find all the photos that contain a traffic light so that he could log onto WebDMC, only to find out all his assignments are on Canvas and then trying to navigate through assignments that have a font so small that he strains his eyes trying to find where the zoom option is, then once he opens the assignment page, he notices 10 assignments due on the same day and each one contains 27 problems and each problem takes a whole page to solve because, God forbid, you don’t show your work. So it takes about five to eight hours a day to finish one assignment, but wait … there’s more. Somewhere during that time, the non-trad has to work for a living to feed the kids, pay the bills, make sure the kids’ homework is done, do household chores, cater to the spouse, let the dogs out to pee, and, of course, find time to eat and sleep and hopefully remember to shower. Not to say the typical college student doesn’t have to deal with some of those problems but honestly, it’s a little harder returning to school after taking a long break to find yourself only to realize you were not happy with the person you found. Now, before all you non-trad say, “HOLY CRAP! What was I thinking?” remember that it’s never too late to make a better life for yourselves. Being able to accomplish something is already amazing but being able to do it with all the extra obstacles is totally inspiring and accomplishing those goals can positively affect every one who looks up to you. Success is sweeter than candy, especially for an old fart like me. It can be for you as well. Eventually, college algebra will be conquered, even if I do have to sacrifice personal funds to accomplish it. After all, nothing great ever happens without sacrifice. Until next time, Peace, Love and Fajita Grease.

New ‘Scream’ movie provides plenty of jump-scares MICHELLE MIRELEZ| FEATURES EDITOR mmireles@foghornnews.com “Do you like scary movies?” It is considered one of the top five iconic quotes in a scary movie, according to screenrant.com. The latest installment of the cult classic “Scream” hit theaters whether or not we were ready for it. Aside from the original cast making a comeback including Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox and David Arquette, some extra special characters from

previous movies also make appearances — it’s like they rose from the dead. This film takes place 25 years after the original Woodsboro killings by a serial killer in a Ghostface mask, where every 10 years or so a new copycat serial killer starts taking a stab at it. The newly introduced cast includes Melissa Barrera playing Sam Carpenter, who is Tara Carpenter’s sister. Tara is played by “Stuck in the Middle” star Jenna Ortega. Costars include Jack Quaid, Mikey Madison,

Dylan Minnette, Mason Gooding, Sonia Ammar and Jasmine Savoy Brown. All somehow connect to the original “Scream” cast. Every movie always has the killer or killers connected to the original cast characters in some way. It is a given whether it was a niece or a mother or a serial killer-obsessed boyfriend — they always come back. Giving this movie a bit of a twist, characters are more developed and have a back story that leaves you thinking about the possible killer. I had it within the first 30 minutes of

the movie, but I love how it got you there. It makes you doubt your choices in the killer and then has you jumping off your seat with whom it could be. The original was directed by Wes Craven, who passed in 2015 and left a legacy including the horror films “Nightmare on Elm Street” and “The Hills Eyes.” With big shoes to fill, the studio put the new film in the hands of not one but two directors, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillet, both well known for “Ready or Not.”

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PERSPECTIVE

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Parking issues highlight need for shuttle

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Changes continue to happen at Del Mar College. In addition to the progress at the new Oso Creek Campus, notable changes to the former East Campus are taking place. Aside from the name change to Heritage Campus, which took place at the beginning of the fall semester, the most obvious is the demolition in progress of the historic and often haunted Heritage Hall, which was built in 1943. The ongoing demolition project started during winter break. Unfortunately, the flattening of Heritage Hall caused the closing of employee parking behind the Memorial Classrooms building and the spaces between Richardson Performance Hall and the Harvin Student Center, which means employee parking is being redirected to other areas on campus, specifically the parking lot between Richardson and Kosar Street. Students will now have to park farther out as a result, and for students taking classes anywhere close to the Harvin Center this will create a gridlock as students circle like buzzards trying to locate an open spot close to class.

This is just the beginning. With more forced to navigate the long, dreaded projects to come, the parking nightmare walk from the tail end of nowhere, walkwill continue to increase. In the end of ing through puddles and hoping an umspring, the Harvin Center remodel will brella won’t fail because of a heavy gust send some offices into temporary build- of wind. ings. Those temporary buildings will In 2017, the General Academic/Music have to go somewhere. Building, GAMB, began construction, What is a student creating parking isto do? What happens sues for students, facwhen students are and staff. During The improvements ulty forced to park even that time, a parking farther out after cirshuttle was available to Del Mar College cling the parking lots to help get to classes will definitely be for 30 minutes waiting on time and avoid the for an empty spot to of havappreciated and will consequences show up only to give ing to walk long disup and park sometances. benefit everyone where on the perimIt’s time to bring it from students to eter along Norton back. Why not make Street, Edwards Street it easier for students faculty and staff... or Baldwin Boulevard. to get to class without Now imagine having having to worry about to do that during inwhere they park beclement weather. If cause the school they last winter is an indicator of what to ex- love, loves them back? Doing this gives pect, we could be in for a long one. students one less thing to stress over. It’s time to bring back the parking The improvements to Del Mar College shuttle to help students who will be will definitely be appreciated and will

benefit everyone from students to faculty and staff to the community but with all good things comes sacrifice. Why not soften the blow of the loss of convenient parking by making an effort to supply just a little bit of comfort in the form of a short ride from Point A to Point B and being able to put a smile of the faces of those students you help along the way.

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QUESTION: HOW DO YOU FEEL NOW THAT INTRAMURALS IS FACE TO FACE AGAIN?

“As the world is slowly opening up again, we can start to get back to more interactive activities ... something more personal/sincere and start to reconnect. We should definitely get outside more!” — Aricela Sandoval, child development

“I feel that the intramural activities are a great way to bring people back from masks to face-to-face scenarios where people can play sports again without having to worry about COVID and Omicron!” — Corey Landa, digital media

“I think that having sports and activities that help students get away from their normal regular classes is great. Just of course be careful and safe.” — Brianna Witzsche, psychology

“It’s great to see students active again!” — Liam Eby, geographical information systems

“I think it’s good for people who enjoy sports, and want to train/ practice. However, I hope they stay safe with cleaning the equipment, sanitizing, and wearing masks.” — Madison Longnecker, undeclared

“I think it would be good, will bring back some normality. But we still need proper precautions. Wear masks, sanitize equipment, and social distance.” — Marisa Flores, nurse education

“I think it’s a great those extra activities are going to be active again. I look forward to being able to participate in the future.” — Madison Whitehurse, nurse education

“It is good to hear people are getting to do what they love and play sports again. I just hope they are careful not to spread COVID.” — Lydia Flores, biology

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FEBRUARY 7, 2022

SPORTS Intramurals returns to in-person events with dodgeball

Intramural Sports Spring 2022

Leagues

Dates

Time

Location

6 on 6 Volleyball

Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24

2:30-5:00pm

Gym

Outdoor Soccer 5 on 5 Basketball

Tuesday Kristy 3/22 &Urbick, 3/29 intramural2:30-5:00pm Gym director and assistant professor of kinesiology, organizes in-person events for Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym

Flag Football

Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28

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ABOVE: Gerad Stratmann came out to the first spring intramural 1-on-1 dodgeball game to a defeat Jose Moya (below) on Feb. 2.

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the spring 2022 semester.

2:30-5:00pm

INTRAMURALS SCHEDULE

Events Date Time Location Yoga Fridays 1:00 pm Dance Studio Dodgeball Wednesday, 2/2 3:00 pm Gym 3-point Contest Tuesday, 2/8 3:00 pm Gym 3 on 3 Basketball Tuesday, 2/22 3:00 pm Gym Indoor Soccer Tuesday, 3/1 3:00 pm Gym Capture the Flag Thursday 3/3 3:00 pm Gym 1 on 1 Basketball Wednesday, 3/9 3:00 pm Gym Knockout Wednesday, 3/23 3:00 pm Gym 4 on 4 Volleyball Thursday, 4/7 3:00 pm Gym Pickelball Monday, 4/11 3:00 pm Gym Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues DatesDates Time Time Location Leagues Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Leagues Dates Dates Time Time Location Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Dates Time Location Leagues Dates Time Location 6 on 6 Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 6 on 6 Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 6 on 6 Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 6 on 6 Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 66Virtual on 6 Volleyball Thursday 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm on Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym Events 66 Volleyball 6Volleyball 6Volleyball Volleyball Thursday Thursday 2/10, 2/17 2/10, & 2/17 2/24 2:30-5:00pm 2:30-5:00pm Gym Gym onon Thursday 2/10, 2/17 && 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 6on on66 Thursday 2/10,2/10, 2/17 &2/24 2/24 2:30-5:00pm GymGym on 6 Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 6 on 6 Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 6Outdoor on 66 Volleyball Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym 6Outdoor on 66 Volleyball Thursday 2/10, 2/17 & 2/24 2:30-5:00pm Gym Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Yoga Bench Press Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Outdoor Outdoor Soccer Soccer Tuesday Tuesday 3/22 3/22 3/29 2:30-5:00pm 2:30-5:00pm Gym Gym Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22 && 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22& &3/29 3/29 2:30-5:00pm GymGym Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Outdoor Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Gym Soccer Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm Outdoor Tuesday 3/22 & 3/29 2:30-5:00pm 5 on 5 Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 5 on Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 51-Mile onSoccer 5 Basketball Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym Gym 5 on on 55 5Outdoor Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, &Competition 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym Gym Virtual Run Deadlift 5 on 5 Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 2:30-5:00pm Gym Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym 55 on 5 Basketball 5 on 5 Basketball Wednesday Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, 4/6, & 4/13, 4/20 & 2:30-5:00pm 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym Gym on 5 Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym 5 on 5 Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym on 5 Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 2:30-5:00pm Gym Gym 5 on 5 Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, & 4/20 2:30-5:00pm 5Flag on Football 5 Basketball Basketball Wednesday 4/6,4/21, 4/13, &in 4/20 Gym 5Flag on Football 55 Basketball Wednesday 4/6, 4/13, &4/28 4/20 Gym Virtual 3-Point Contest 50,000 Steps a2:30-5:00pm Week2:30-5:00pm Challenge Thursday 4/14, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 2:30-5:00pm Gym Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym Flag Flag Football Thursday Thursday 4/14, 4/21, 4/14, & 4/28 4/28 2:30-5:00pm 2:30-5:00pm Gym Gym Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, && 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym FlagFootball Football Thursday 4/14,100 4/21, 4/28 2:30-5:00pm GymGym Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym Virtual Free Throw Contest Mile Challenge Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, & 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym Flag Football Thursday 4/14, 4/21, &&4/21, 4/28 2:30-5:00pm Gym * For Virtual Events, visit www.delmar.edu/offices/kinesiology/intramurals.html MELISSA MATA | FOGHORN NEWS Burpee Contest Steps Challenge Events Date Time Location Events Date Time Location Events ContestDate Date Time Location Events Date Date Time Location Events Time Location Events Time Location Pull-Up Virtual VolleyballTime Passing Contest Events Events Date Date Time Location Location Events Date Time Location Events Date Time Location Events Date Time Location Events Date Time Location Yoga Fridays 1:00 pm Dance Studio Yoga Fridays 1:00 pm Dance Studio Events Date Time Location Events Date Time Location Yoga Fridays 1:00 pm Dance Studio Yoga Fridays 1:00 pm Dance StudioStudio Yoga Fridays 1:00 pm Dance Yoga Fridays 1:00 pm Dance Studio Yoga Yoga Fridays Fridays 1:00 1:00 pm Dance Studio Dance Studio Yoga Fridays 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