Talo . Nmmed Km. I In CmHtmrmtm fry SXCC 1975-79, 77-78- Volume XXIV No. 22 Cerritos College • 11110 E, Aloadra Blvd. • Norwalk, €A fMS* Wednesday, May 27, 1981 1 Candidates campaign gianna in prexy s 'religiously9 Today final test By WANDA EDWARDS in ASCC race TM Staff Writer By MICHELE WALTON That religion and politics don't mix and JANE BROCK may be demonstrated anew in the The run-off elections for next year's laboratory of today's student body ASCC president concludes today. presidential election, student After falling just 15 votes short senators have warned. from the 50 percent plus-one vote re­ In spite of Russ Wood's plea, quired to take the election in last "Don't let religion be an issue," week's primary, Craig Georgianna before a mere 18 of his fellow and running mate Jeff Barr are pitted senators at a previous ASCC senate against second runner-up Steve Gray, meeting "ugly rumors have per­ and his running mate Robert Buniel. sisted," observers claim. Last week's election yielded 627 Wood, last year's student body votes for Georgianna, 344 votes for president and current campaign Gray, and 311 votes for Stephanie manager for presidential hopeful Lopez and Sandy Klevin. Steve Gray, actually took the floor in While Georgianna professes to have behalf of candidate Craig the election "all sewn up," Georgians—the subject of the rumors challengers Gray and Buniel have in­ and a member of the Church of Jesus dicated that the run-off will be a Christ of the Latter Day Saints, (Mor­ whole new ball game. mons). The polls will be open until 2:30 p.m., and will open again from 6 p.m. Stephanie Lopez, the third can­ Until 9 p.m. didate in the race also opposed' 'inter­ Voting booths are located near the jecting church-related matters into Elbow Room, the Health Science this race." Building and in the area outside the "Look at the issues rather than Student Center and Coffee Shop. people's religion," she stressed. Students may be either full or part- Lopez is a long-time campus political time, but must show a current activist who, according to her cam­ semester I.D. card with an ASCC paign manager, Ken Clapp, is deeply sticker to vote. religious herself. • The ballots will be counted tonight Georgiana, the 26-year-old Downey after 9 p.m. and the results will be student his fellow senators sought to posted immediately in the window of defend, is also no novice in the the Student Activities office. Cerritos political circus. As president Ballots will be counted by election pro tem, he lost to Stuart Hayden by clerks—non-students from the com­ only 33 votes in last election's run-off. munity who also man the polling Georgianna has been a senator since STEVE GRAY CRAIG GEORGIANNA booths— and members of the ASCC 1979. Court who compose the elections Nor are the rumored "accusations" board. which Wood outlined new—that as a Mormon Georgiana would select an Hiroshima blows up all-Mormon cabinet and seek to Outstanding students All's quiet on "outlaw" cokes, coffee and cigarettes on campus, items said to be in promoters' faces Veteran front prohibited to LDS members. to receive awards The Veterans Affairs Office at Twenty percent of Cerritos' duly By DAISY WARMAN The cost is |7 for award recipients, Cerritos College would like to assure elected student body presidents to TM Staff Writer ?10 for other ASCC members and $13 Cerritos College, who has been at Cerritos College. They selected the over 1000 veteran students that date have been Mormons, and several Cerritos College students will be for all guests. entertained by such top performers as Hiroshima, a nine piece fusian rock they will be certified for summer and have faced similar charges during recognized for their outstanding con­ A variety of awards will be issued Gordon Lightfoot, Dave Mason, Linda band, complete with a geisha girl, to fall classes. campaigns, some as far back as 1971. tributions to the school at the annual including recognition in such areas as Ronstadt and Cheech & Chong, perform on the evening of May 16. However every veteran must be Wood urged fellow senators to stop Spring Awards Banquet at the Golden Pep Squad, Man and Woman of the recently lost the chance to book Club members first approached verified and remember to follow the "the big lie''being circulated again Sails Inn on June 5 at 7 p.m. Year, Journalism, Newsmaker of the Hiroshima. Norm Price, Coordinator of Student rules as set by the Veterans Affairs this year. The dinner will be an "all-you-can- Year, Co-Rec and Forerisics, "We'd have loved to play for (Continued on Page 2) Office. Senator Rick Little professed to eat" Polynesian Luau Buffet. Gold Falcons are given to full-time Cerritos," said Hiroshima manager (Continued on Page 2) Punchtails will be served at 6:30 p.m. students most outstanding in service. John Kuramoto, "but things just and participation in programs sport- didn't work out." sored by the ASCC. fiiese students A few months ago the Cerritos Tutoring still available must show leadership; scholarship College Photo Club, Korean Club and Researchers may prove and personal integrity. Full-time Filipino Club, along with the Asian , students whd have received three and Friends Club of Cypress College for last minute efforts Gold Falcons will be eligible for the decided to try and sponsor a concert By CORRINE LOPEZ Tutorial services is located in the Presidents Award; TM Staff Writer east side of the library and tutors are to be ones for the books The Silver Falcon is awarded to You say you've missed the 12-week available within three days. full-time students who are out­ Dance concert drop date, and your instructor refuses A student may request a tutor to By BARBARA KENT ject covered by the book and gives it a standing in leadership, service and assist him during class with the in­ classmark based either on the Dewey to drop you* from his class? TM Staff Writer ( participation in programs sponsored to get in swing structor's approval. In addition, Students doing research may find decimal system or the Library of by the ASCC. Or maybe you're earning a "B" and tutoring facilities are available for themselves living in the library the Congress system. The classmark is The annual Cerritos College Spring would like an "A". those who need only on-the-spot help. located in the upper left or right cor­ Bronze Falcons will be given to full- last weeks of school. time students who excel in service in Dance Concert will be held May 29-30 Is that what's bothering you? ner of the card. in the Burnight Center. Although this is a particularly busy The Cerritos College Learning a program or programs sponsored by Well, fear not, there is still time to time for tutors, Renteria explains the Materials Center is located sym­ The Cerritos College library uses the ASCC. apply for a tutor. the Library of Congress system which Performances are scheduled to tutoring services are hectic all year bolically near the center of the cam­ Part-time and full-time Service begin at 8 p.m. and tickets are $2 for Bob Renteria, Director of Tutorial long. pus. uses the letters of the alphabet to Certificates will also be awarded to divide information into 20 categories. Cerritos students with current Services, reminds students that It contains circulating books, several students participating in a semester I.D. and $4 for general ad­ Cerritos College has 118 student Ten hours of tutoring are free and reference books, pamphlets, The letters I, 0, W, X and Y are not program(s) sponsored by the ASCC. students who request help after the used; the letters E and F are both mission. tutors available in all subjects and magazine and newspaper subscrip­ their services are free to all students. allotted 10 hours, may do so only at tions and microfilm in an open stack used for American history. Serving on this year's Awards Com­ The dances will be performed by the instructor's as well as the tutor's arrangement. The book stacks are classified by mittee are chairman Stuart Hayden, teachers and students in the program Students who seek additional help in discretion. Located in the library isf a card letter, A student finds the letter in Barry Hankins, Russ Duren, Jim and will feature a special. a particular subject may contact There is help available for those catalogue — an alphabetical file of in­ either corner of the catalog card, then Williams, Linda Kleven, Gary Ken­ "celebration" in conjunction with the tutor| at the state and university who seek it. - dex cards arranged by author, title locates the book in the stack dall, Kerwin Mandella, Andy Men- school's 25th anniversary. level, according to Renteria, And there's still time. and subject of every book in the designated by the same letter. dizabal, Kathy Rogers, Robert library. The reference room is located on Buniel, Karen AuliS, Jim Lowe, Mary Each card lists the author's name the main floor and contains books as Kachelmeyer and Fred Gof f. and birthdate, the book title, the complete as possible in all fields of • This year's banquet is a part of the 'Bleacher Bums' ends weekend run publisher, place and date of study. These are available for use 25th Silver Anniversary Celebration. publication and the number of pages only in the library.