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AZUSA RedBluffresident and Azusa Pacific Univer- sity student Calisha Cruise made the academic Deans List at APU. Cruise is honored for a spring semester 2015 aca- demic standing of a 3.5 or better grade-point average. Cruise is joined by 1,880 other students receiving the same honor. Azusa Pacific University is an evangelical Christian university committed to God First and excellence in higher education. With 71 bachelor's degrees, 47 master's degrees 18 certifi- cates, 14 credentials, 8 doc- toral programs, and 3 as- sociate's degrees, the uni- versity offers its more than 10,700 students a qual- ity education on campus, online and at six regional centers throughout South- ern California. HONOR CalishaCruisemakes the deans' list at Azusa Pacific University REDDING Shasta College will be hosting a Heads Up open house 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday in the quad. Heads Up America is a movement that stems from America's College Prom- ise proposal to make two years of community col- lege free for those will- ing to work for it. Shasta College has partnered with Heads Up and Col- lege Promise to spread the word about the impor- tance and impact that uni- versal access to commu- nity college will have on the future of America. This event is a way of celebrating community college and showing sup- port for getting as many students as possible ac- cess to free, high-quality community college edu- cation. The goals are to get as many people as possi- ble to join the movement at HeadsUpAmerica.us or CollegePromise.org, get as many responsible stu- dents as possible access to a free, high-quality com- munity college education and encourage a college- going culture, especially with first generation stu- dents. SHASTA COLLEGE Heads Up America open house planned California State Univer- sity, Chico will welcome more than 1,500 prospec- tive students and their families at the 21st annual Chico Preview Day 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24. The fall open house gives future students and their family members an opportunity to visit the campus and engage di- rectly with faculty, staff and current students. In- formation and experiences will be shared on social media using #chicopre- viewday. The day kicks off with a welcome by University President Paul Zingg and Jerad Prevost, Associated Students commissioner of student organizations and programs, at 9:30 a.m. in Laxson Auditorium. Walking tours of cam- pus will take place every 30 minutes beginning at 8:30 a.m; the tours start in the Bell Memorial Union (BMU) courtyard at the corner of Second and Chestnut streets. Tours in Spanish are available at noon and 1 p.m. from the same location. Other tours offered will include university hous- ing, the Wildcat Recre- ation Center and the Wild- cat Leadership Institute, a hub for student leadership activities. Detailed tour information may be found here. An information fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the BMU Auditorium will offer important in- formation and resources for students and fami- lies. All academic depart- ments and student sup- port services such as the Educational Opportunity Program, Student Health Service, student activi- ties, Academic Advising and career planning will be available to answer questions about the Uni- versity. Campus financial aid experts will be at the event to provide informa- tion about financing edu- cation and finding schol- arships. "A campus visit is a valu- able experience for stu- dents and families who are deciding what college to attend," says Wendy Nee- dels, assistant director, Of- fice of Admissions. "Chico Preview Day offers the op- portunity for prospective students and their families to explore the high-qual- ity educational programs we offer here, along with the many hands-on lead- ership opportunities avail- able. From touring a real residence hall room to go- ing on a farm tour, this day offers something for every- one." To register or learn more about Chico Preview Day, please visit www. csuchico.edu/admissions or call the Office of Admis- sions at 898-6322. CHICO STATE Students, families invited to preview day PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER. COURTESYPHOTO Manton SERRF students have been learning about bubbles through the Bubbles Kidz Science kit. With hands-on group activities and engaging lessons, the children are becoming more familiar with key science concepts, while developing cooperative social skills. Pictured is Jonah Cain blowing a bubble. SERRF Manton students learn about bubbles COURTESY PHOTO Maywood SERRF students are having fun working as a team to compose a video game review. Game On is a fun club in which students practice their reading and writing skills by critiquing video games. SERRF Ma yw oo d st ud en ts l ea rn to critique video games COURTESY PHOTO Lincoln Street School students were paid a special visit by the Red Bluff Fire Department, led by Capt. Matthew Shobash, who engaged students while instructing them on the importance of having a family evacuation plan, where to place home fire monitors and what to do in case of an emergency. Students were in for a treat when they got to operate the water hose. For more information, visit www.lincolnstreetschool.org. RED BLUFF Lincoln Street School fire visit COURTESY PHOTO The Red Bluff Rotary student of the month, Caighlee Fennel, was introduced by her teacher, Alicia Pelanconi, from Red Bluff High. Fennel is described as one who thrives in high school, smart, motivated and a really serious student. One teacher described her as one whose enthusiasm is focused on what she is learning — a real academic adventurer. She is the editor-in-chief of the school newspaper. Fennel thanked Rotary for the award and said she participates in varsity soccer and intends to play in college. She is researching applications and wants to major in journalism and minor in anthropology. Tehama County Superintendent of Schools Charles Allen presented Fennel with a plaque, a letter acknowledging her achievement and a check for $100. Pictured, from le , are Allen, Jeff Fennel, Caighlee Fennel, Betsy and Jack Fennel, Pelanconi and club President Tom Amundson. 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