Fullerton College

Volume 66, Issue 10 Friday, Oct. 23,1987 Fullerton, California III lllII " I '. = = = = StuaentI art taken from Hard rain falls Moisture, leaky roof proves exhibition costly to computer center

Mary Perez $800. As time progresses, the cen- Staff Writer Cathy Yarnovich News Assistant ter expects to lose more equipment due to the rain. Faculty members and art stu- Although the rains have tempor- According to Howard, one of dents were shocked last Friday arily ceased, the Fullerton College the drain cups attatched to the pipe morning, Oct. 16, to find that sev- Computer Service Department is in the roof was completely rusted eral student art works had been still feeling effects from the costly out and therefore, when it rained, stolen out of the glass exhibit cases moisture left over from two weeks caused leaking. Water dripped on in the Art Building. ago. the corner of a table of which the Dr. Graham Booth, a Fullerton The Computer Service Center, computer unit was on and even- College graphics design instructor, located on the west side of campus, tually reached the unit. When Ho- said the works were taken approx- houses over 4,500 computers and ward arrived at the department the imately between 8:15 and 8:30 their parts, all worth about day after the rain, he found the unit Thursday evening. He said that the $200,000. The center upgrades imaged along with the carpet 11 works, eight of which were I stolen had just been put in the "Once something gets wet, it just doesn't display case located downstairs near room 1004. The items needed work the same." to be tagged and therefore the cases were not locked at the time of the robbery, only tightly sealed. -Dave Howard "It had to have been a forced entry," said Booth. "I am just dev- and, maintains all computers thr- soaked with water. Due to the estated." ough out the campus. Some of the extreme sensitivity of computers, Booth also said that in the past, equipment is two years old and the area must be dust free with certain pieces of art, like nudes very hard to replace because of the little humidity. The rain has placed (life drawings) had been taken, but fast-pace growth of computers and other units in jeopardy as well. never a number of pieces such as therefore are very valuable. "Once something gets wet," this incident. Close to $4,500 in damages has said Howard, "it doesn't work the Around the time of the robbery, been estimated by Dave Howard, same." there was a non-art class dismissed head operator of the Computer This particular portable build- and Booth feels that one or more of Service Department. Hardware ei- ing, which has existed in its loca- those students may have been the ther ruined or damaged include a tion for over ten years, has been culprit Thouglh e is'not certain; printer;lkeyboard, monitor and a - , suffering leakageproblems for the Booth does plan on talking with hard drive. The software loss along past two years. A week before the instructors about the matter in with about 80 hours of mainten- recent rain, the entire roof was hopes of retrieving the stolen art ance on the system come close to See Damage, page 3 work. Chris Kelly/Hornet See Art, page 3 ENTRENCHED-Stacey Williams does some coming Court, Tuesday, Oct. 20, in the north self-campaigning on behalf of himself and end of the Quad. Meanwhile, a German band Meeting of minds to News Briefs Monica Descaizo In their bid for the Home- celebrates the spirit of the Octoberfest. Homecoming take place on campus Jeff Greene, an Associated Stu- 75th Celebration Brian VanDyke dents (A.S.) member and partici- Mard Gras Masquerade Staff Writer pant in both this year's and last year's competition, said: "The Aca- Students and faculty are en- On Saturday, Nov. 14, Fullerton demic Decathlon helps people couraged to attend a planning promises to be a festive affair College will be the host and spon- realize that there are competitions meeting for FC's 75th celebration, sor for the North Orange County academically, as well as athleti- scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. until 1 a.m. It will be only the second Homecoming Academic Decathlon Regionals. cally. If we have more input like Michelle Flores this, we will be 28, at 3 p.m., in the President's Staff Writer dance in some 10 years and the A.S. wishes to make Approximately 180 junior and better able to Conference Room A. The meet- it a traditional, annual event. senior high school students will be compete against other countries. To participate in the Academic ing will decide on sub-commitees "Last year, we had 113 people in attendance, competing in this event, which will "What I'm hoping will happen is for students to Decathlon is, in a way, supporting . and narrow down the list of activi- which we think is a good turnout, considering it was be conducted on campus all day. come to our dance first-then they can spend the the first dance in a long time," said Darlene The competition is composed of the high schools in the area." ties scheduled to begin July 1, rest of the night at their friends' parties." Jacobsen, A.S. advisor. "It was a great door opener a series of academic tests and FC students are encouraged to 1988. For Janine Alvitre, chairperson of pre- and half- for future dances here." demonstrations, including speech- volunteer, and lunch will be prov- time events for the Oct. 31 Homecoming football Admission to the dance is free thistear and will be es and essays. ided for volunteers during the day SCC Confrontation game, getting Fullerton College students to attend held in the Student Dinning facility (800 Building). Additionally, many volunteer of the event. their Homecoming dance is of the utmost priority. Students will need to show proof of being a FC positions are open, including those Organizing the event is Darlene As well, it is one of the top goals for the Associated student, such as an A.S. card or other picture ID. One of proctors, speech judges, essay Jacobson, who can be contactedby The FC Hornet football team Students (A.S.) also. guest is allowed, also free of charge, for each FC graders, computer scoreres, and phone at (714) 992-7248, or in (3-2) will play a pivotal conference "Mardi Gras Masquerade," thisyear's theme, will' student. lunch/break helpers, to name a person at Room 816, in the Student game, Saturday, Oct. 24, against begin at 9:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 31, and continue See Mardi Gras, page 3 few. Affairs. the El Camino Warriors (5-0) at F! Camino's Murdock Stadium. Since this will be an important II game, fan support will be essenti- al. For directions see Sports page. Fear and loathing Volunteers Needed on the A. S. trail Volunteers are needed for the The roll was called and from Mike Lyster then on, the senate ran through its North Orange County Regional News Editor Academic Decathlon, Saturday, agenda with surprising efficiency. Nov. 14. Contact Darlene Jacob- Tuesday, Oct. 20, the Student Testimonies were heard from each son at the Student Affairs office. Government Room: the Associat- of the senate's six sub-committees, ed Students (A.S.) Senate would spearheaded by that of the Judicial Committee. Spirit of Halloween soon be convening for another session of discourse and debate. I It seems a special election is in sat down in a poorly-padded brown order after the furiously afflicted FC's Campus Theatre will host leather chair and prepared myself. reign of former treasurer Brendan an evening of Halloween music, For the next two hours, personal Rome. Rome was officially strick- Saturday, Oct. 31, at 8 p.m., featur- control would be critical. After all, en from the senate annals Tuesday, ing occasional works. I am a professional, with a story to following a series of down-trodden deliver. incidents, including mismanag- Presented by the FC Music I hunkered down in my seat and Department, the show's reserved ment of senate funds, obtaining got out my micro-cassette player, without authorization a North tickets are $5 general admission jamming the bugger into the re- Orange County Community Col- and $3 for students and serior cord mode. My only hope was to lege District vehicle as well as citizens, and are available at the finish this gig in time to see the keeping keys to the A.S. building Fine Arts Box Office. Advanced World Series, on campus. ticket purchase isrecommended. It is like Horatio Alger with a According to Norman Price, For more information call (714) bent appeal...sit maintained...for- senate advisor, senate key holders Kirn KuiDa/Photo Editor 992-7433 get deadlines for a moment, come will be issued new keys to recently MANING THE FORT-Geoff Power, an Assocla- determine this year's Homecoming King and to grips with my savage task...get ted Students senator works at the Homecom- Queen, who will be crowned during the half- the details. Cover myself. See A.S., page 3 ing voting table in the Quad. The election will time of the annual game, Saturday, Oct. 31. Editorial

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Black and white and red all over

Kim Kulpa on them. But, with black and white, red blood is going to show Staff Writer up looking like a gravy stain if you don't use the proper lighting and chiaroscuro to dramatize the death. To color or not to color, that is the question. Whether it is In Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock could have splattered red blood nobler in the minds of men to go for the almighty dollar or to all over Janet Leigh but it would have come out looking like she leave some great cinematographic works of art with a little was a mud wrestler. Instead, he used lighting on the knife alone respect. to convey what was happening to her. The glint coming off the What I am talking about here is the new and "wonderful" knife gave you the impression that it was sharp, that it was doing technique of colorization. Simply put, the technicians make a a lot of damage. You could almost feel that every time it came copy of a black and white movie and then add color to it by down it was going to slice into you. And when at the end, the computer. They are ruining the very same moviesthey are trying blood ran down the drain, you knew it was blood. It was not to enhance. necesary that you actually see the color red. That is the whole point of why colorization is wrong. It is not necessary that classic movies such as "The Maltese Falcon" and very same movies they are "It's A Wonderful Life" be seen in color. They become classics Theyare ruining the in black and white, they don't need to rely on color to tell their trying to enhance. story. If anything, colorization detracts from a movies storyline. In the colorized version of the movie classic, "It's A Wonderful Why are they doing this? Because they say it is what the public Life," one of the main characters, a little girl, orders a chocolate wants. Everybody wants to see everything in color. I'm part of sundae. When she receives it, it is pink. This may seem trivial, the public, and I think it's sacreligious to color what was meant but who gave these people the right, after 40-odd years, to to be seen in black and white. decide that the little girl should now receive strawberry ice There are those who feel this is a trivial issue, but I take it very cream, instead of a chocolate sundae. : seriously. I am a photographer whose medium is almost solely black and white. My photos are my artwork, they carry my emotions; a lot of thought goes into their creation. There is so much more to creating a black If somebody were to color those photos, they would change know. the meaning I was trying to convey. They would change my and white movie than people artwork and I don't feel anybody has the right to do that, even if they pay for the right to own one of my prints. That is why it Ins and outs infuriates me when I hear another black and white film is going Cinematography is an art form. The directoris the painter and color. the film is his canvas. He should be entitled to the same respect Multi-millionaire moguls, such as Ted Turner, are buying up and rights as any other artist. classic motion pictures left and right so that they can do the Michelangelo was constantly doing charcoal sketches of Opening new doors public a great service by turning them into gaudy, yet washed- whatever interested him, but I don't see anybody coloring in out, misrepresentations of an artist's work. What Mr. Turner and those sketches simply because the public wants color. That these films they are not would never even be thought of, let alone considered. Nor have I nearby, is specifically designed for the others don't realize is that by coloring into a fad of the 80's. heard of people refusing to look at those sketches because they Vince Williams Those of us who are able enhancing them, but turning them handicapped. more to creating a black and white movie are not in color. Nor have I heard anybody say that they will not Staff Writer arms should be using the There is so much to use their color to set a mood or to watch any of the great classics because they are in black and They open quite than people know. You can't rely on other door instead. and the proper white. Walking up to the library one day last we control. shock the audience. You have to use lighting nicely and at a speed called chiaroscuro, to create What will be next? Museum had better watch out, because the I was pleasantly surprised at For the handicapped, the push doors balance of dark and light shades, semester, want your audience to know next thing the great colorization wizards might do, is to decide the installation of an electric door. How- are impossible to open. With an electric the mood. With color, when you a little blood that the Mona Lisa would look much better with blond hair. ever, my surprise was met with horror as door, the mere touch of the front wheels that somebody is dead, all you have to do is throw I almost lost my face to the electric door of a wheelchair will trigger the door and swinging out at me: Was this supposed to allow it to remain open for all the time happen? I am familiar with supermarket that person requires to exit or enter. doors which open with the direction of The decision to install a swinging traffic, and assumed there was a mistake door, ratherthan a sliding door,as seen at rLet ters-Le t ters with the door fitted at the library. the Handicapped Learning Center was Well, there is no mistake; the door is decided jointly on cost and design. The Dear Editor, be in a location on campus that allows Dear Editor, supposed to work that way, and for the swinging door is cheaper and the in- Emptiness, fear, helplessness. These for expansion. The guard could come In the October 2 issue, you ran an benefit of everyone, at that. According to stallation of a sliding door would have are the feelings that I had. No, this isn't from the EOPS program. A semester fee editorial entitled "Ministers corrupt fire regulations, all electric doors on meant the reconstruction of the entrance- another earthquake story. It's about my would be charged to help ppay for con- mindless souls," written by Joel Beers. public buildings are to swing outwards. way to the library; it also would have bicycle that was stolen from the FC struction and utility costs. It hink this is a In this article one would gather that In the case of emergency, such as a fire, meant the elimination of one of the exit campus. feasible idea. Whether or nc)t the senate this writer knew all about Christianity. the the doors will swing outwards with doors. This would not have satisfied the This may seem insignificant to you, does is another story. He pointed out that people can't agree on flow of traffic. In a panic situation, there fire regulation code. but I've had two bicycles stolen from this Larry Bush whether the Church should meet unor- would be no time to think about which So, next time I will use the other doors, campus in the last 18 months. The FC Student ganized so they can be intimate or way to open the door. like I am supposed to, with the know- replacement cost for both bikes would organized and perverted, that they all the In addition, the electric door at ledge that the swinging door beside them be $1,800. Editor, want to "pad their own bulging wallets" door in- Dear library, along with a similar is designed for the benefit of all, myself The last theft happened on September As students dedicated to achieving the and are more popular than the gods Building stalled at the Administration included. 30. My bike was locked in the bike rack best possible environment o)ncampus for whom they serve. Plus, Robert Schuller that is between the 300 and 500 build- all students, we become disiturbed when has turned his church services into sur- When I came out during the break make general criticism about prise guest-star appearances. ings. .students hasn't in my evening class, my bike was gone. programs without suggesiting possible First, the writer of that article ters of com- read II Timothy where the Church was "Why didn't he get a bike locker?" solutions. We will get let plaint or see articles in thee Hornet that organized and the people were intimate. you ask. There is a waiting list for bike My church is that way now so what is he I don't think most people criticize and offer no forni of solution. lockers and or talking about? Second, why are the are carrying lock cutters in their hip These types of non goal c:omplaints unaccountable criticism of'ten makes us richest men in the world businessmen pockets. and not preachers? Finally, one of the senate is bickering wonder what is the real goal behind While the student (on Schuller's show) was U.S. volunteers, I've these critiques. Are they designed to notables over a $450 fund to feed General C. Everett Koop. He had a $1,200 bicycle ripped-off. I would provide constructive criticism or to just Surgeon was on because Mr. Schuller was talking like to propose a solution. An area for provide negative comment s with no real about sex before marriage, homosexual- bicycles that is fenced-in and guarded. goal behind the comments other than to ity and AIDS. Who better than the U.S. in and out you would put down the good intenticDnal efforts of To get a bicycle Surgeon General to talk about AIDS? have a pass that you'd show to the guard. others. see People like the Bakkers and the cir- This is a simple idea that would help to For a change it would Ibe nice to a full cus-like atmosphere in Schuller's church thefts. less apathy on campus and see prevent bicycle should be avoided. So, don't go or give I know there are many unanswered scale effort to critique problems with money to people who always ask for questions. Where's the funding going to proposed well planned soolutions. This from? Where should the area for would make our educatiorlal experience money! come We need to stop stereotyping issues bicycle parking be located? How is the on this campus more enjo:yable! Sincerely, or we can never grow and learn. guard going to be paid? Robert M. Hammond First, it will be necessary to find out if Joe Hertel E)avid Winfrey A.S. Vice-President A.S. President A.S. Senator this facility will be used. Then it should Communication Major l Hornet Friday, Oct. 23, 1987-3 N e Laws would allow implementation of up-grading charge, lobbying fee

a student fee up to $10 per year for Winfrey feels that SB135 will be However, there are two obsti- Kimberly Sims the purpose of financing, construc- Editor-in-Chief very good for the school and is cals that must be overcome for the ting, enlarging, remodling, refur- plnnfitng on campaigning to get laws to be established on campus. bishing, and operating a student the law established on this campus. The first is that 20 percent ot the Gov. George Deukmejian sign- body center upon a two-thirds fav- The other law which also re- student body must partake in the ed two bills into law recently that orable vote in a student election. quires two-thirds of the student election and the board of trustees will directly affect the pocket- "For example, if the fee were $1 body's support is Assembly Bill must approve the fees. books of community college stu- a semester plus summer school 2576. This law permits all com- According to Price, state law dents if the students vote to im- that would raise $43,000," said munity college student body or- requires that all fees charged to plement them on their campuses. Norm Price, dean of Student Af- ganizations to conduct an election students mpst be approved by the fairs at last week's A.S. meeting. governing board, which in the case "The money only can be used on of Fullerton College "For example, is the North "For one dollar apiece the Student Center. if the fee Orange County Community Col- we could provide a lot of were $1 a semester plus lege District. "We could build, refurbish, add summer school that would things, not just services, to, re-carpet, re-drape, fix KFCR, "If we (the A.S. and the students but facilities for the stu- and buy new ping-pong tables- raise $43,000." body) decide to pass these, they whatever the student must be approved dents to use." government by the board," wants to do with that money," -Norman Price Price said. continued Price. Norman Price "If it brings in $43,000 a year, 'Dean of Student Affairs This new legislation comes in over a course of many years we the wake of a law that reinstated would have several $100,000. For the health services fee of $7.50 for According to David Winfrey, $1 apiece we could providea lot of to establish a manditory student spring and fall students and $5 for Associated Students (A.S.) Senate things, not just services, but facil- representative fee of $1 per semes- students taking summer classes president, Senate Bill 135 enables ities for the students to use," Price ter for lobbying activities on behalf and another that repealed the $10 community college districts to add said. of the community college students. and $20 drop fee. Art =MOP& continued from page 1 portfolio. The police have not been not- The works belonged to several ified at this time, but after talking Student named as finalist of Booth's graphic design students. with instructors about possible sus- pects Booth plans on calling them. Lisa Larson, one of his students, If anyone has any information for Disney Ambassador commented, "A lot of monetary relating to this robbery or was a value was put into my project." witness to it, please contact Dr. Larsot went on to say that it not Graham Booth at 992-7000 ext. Carolyn Long, a student at Ful- One of four finalists, Long, 21, only took a while to prepare, but 7317, or drop by the Art Depart- lerton College, has been chosen as of Brea, was chosen from thou-- sands of Disneyland the project was very important to ment, located in the 1000 building. a finalist for Disneyland's 1988 cast members. her career as she needed it in her A small reward is offered. Ambassador to the World, a posi- After several interviews by a Dis- ney committee, finalists were selec- ted based on personality, intelli- AS gence and ability to reflect a good continued from page 1 For the special election-held Disney image. mid-semester when the student government is short of man po- The final selection took place changed locks in light of Rome's this morning, Friday, Oct. 23, dur- failure to return his wer-the senate passed a calendar set. of events and hopes to initiate ing a special ceremony heldn - My mind was seized with curi- Rome's front of Sleeping Beauty's Cast " osity on the subject like an entran- successor as well as filling ced banshee, but four vacant senate seats. I didn't dare ask According to the Past activities for the Disney questions...there's no mercy for a calendar of land Ambassadors have included gonzo events, the election will be held touring foreign last journalist in the world of Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 10 countries like college politics. and 11, year's ambassador, Melissa Tyler. from 8:30 to 1 p.m. and Tyler went to China and saw the from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., both Great DIGGING FOR days. Wall with Mickey Mouse, as well as visiting hospitals, orphan- .. DOLLARS? Applications to run in the elec- ages tion and making television appear- . . " are available in the Student ances and showing VIP guests Affairs Office. through the park. In other senate news: Carolyn Long -The senate rejected donating tion highly honored at the Magic Present ambassador Kendra Debby Davis/Hornet $50 dollars on behalf of the Be- Kingdom, as she will be the Park's Howell was on hand Friday to pass LABELED-Leave it to those creative Art students to provide yond War club to the Red Cross to emissary of goodwill. on the role of Disney emissary. a name plate for the recently installed red emergency phones aid earthquake victims in Whittier. in the 1100 Building. The issue, initiated by Senator Jill o o- Giesbrecht last week who was not present for the final vote, was left You'll find them over, unresolved, from last week's At Blue Chip meeting. Damage_ Mardi Gras___ -The Care Bank, FC's center for * Start Now * Top Pay Scale Beeler reports that the contractor continued from page 1 * Flexible Hours needy students, has changed its continued from page 1 hours to 10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., chosen has estimated two weeks With an established before the job will be completed. In keeping with the spirit of Halloween, costumes are encouraged, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. repaired inventory service along with two drain cups In"the meantime Howard has but students may also attend in semi-formal or dressy-casual clothing. -A Halloween Contest will be that needed to be replaced, altho- "It's not going to be just crepe paper hanging from the ceiling," said call (714) 535-0822 held Friday, Oct. 30, in the Student placed all available trash cans un- ugh the third cup was overlooked. der the dripping ceiling and is Alvitre, "There's going to be a cake, and a lot of food and music. And for information Center. Cash prizes will be award- after it ends, there's still plenty of time to go to other Halloween ed to "We just didn't see it," said Ron waiting for the next time it rains. In winners of a pumpkin pie parties. It's going to be a very festive affair." / Blue Chip eating Beeler, director of Operational fact, Howard has ordered new trash ::-- Inventory contest, 11 a.m., and a cos- Dance music will be provided by Twilight Zone disc jockeys, Service, Inc. tume judging contest, 11:10 a.m. Maintenace. "It just popped up on cans because the old ones have - - highlighted by a light show. Also, a photographer will be available for. - -- - - us." "rusted out." The maintenance department has "It's a real problem," said those students wanting to commemorate the event on film. sent out bids to contractors for the Howard. 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Exhibit showcases instructor's work

Tom Almanzar Staff Writer

Tucked away in a small room of the art department, the Faculty Art Exhibit consists of a dozen or so works by Fullerton College art instructors. Mediums used in the works range from cast-paper, used in Nixson Borah's depiction of volleyball players, to watercolor, like Don Hendrick's San Clemente Shadows, a life-like painting of familiar beach architecture seen in a new light. Hendrick's painting may be mistaken for a photograph if not carefully examined. Volatile Conjunctionuses the gallery wall for effect. The farther one moves away from it, the larger it seems, because the wall is part of the picture. A two-part work by Barbara Berk extends painting into the three- dimensional by using a series of sculptures identical to the shapes in the picture behind it. Hanging across the room from the entrance of the exhibit is a painting that might resemble a geography-book diagram, showing the layers of the earth, or possibly a mere mass of wavy lines, depending Tabloid truths on the viewer's perception.

ers). Chuck and Di are abducted Greg Cartwright by aliens, yes, Staff Writer abucted by aliens; and the story is verified by a source close to the royal couple. This way Nothing is more intriguing than the writer doesn't really have to fiction writers. They are the only prove anything that'll sell copy. people in the world who get paid Lets not forget the satanic angle, for lying, except for politicians, of that's always good. How about a course. The better they lie, the satanic toaster that burns pent- more they get-paid. its agrams into toast and curses Chris Kelly/Hornet Maybe they have never heard all owners? Too much,, some might those childhood axioms like, say. Tell that to the Tab that act- YOUNG DANCERS-A bronze sculpture done by Michael Ferry "Goodalwaystriumphs,"and"Cheat- ually printed it. serves as a center piece of the Faculty Art Exhibit ers neverprosper," or, "It's always In the same sort of tabloids Joan Other changes include the scaling down of what Egan said was better to tell the truth than tb lie." Collins and Lady Di, are made part - once a more active art department by the passing of proposition 13 in My favorite of all fiction writers of some satanic cult bent on world 1979. The size of the room used for the Faculty Art Exhibit and other are those who work for the tab- domination. One wonders if exhibits itself has been cut down to the size of half a classroom due to loids. These 'people must have Lyndon La Rouche reads these Chris Kelly/Horneet that proposition. "The exhibit room is inhibiting. If all the instructors grown upliving inacircus or some things? able to put mine in, thiens? there are the stories that ICTURE PERFECT--Dan Hendrick's "San Clemente Shadows," had put pieces in the exhibit, I would not have been other hyper-stimulated environ- because of its size," Egan said. it can be mistaken for a ment. This lack of a good home life you aren't sure ifyou should laugh isdone in water color, although Despite the galleries size, the faculty has filled the exhibit with a is perhap beneficial in creating at or be sorry for the people in " photograph. collection of varied and quality art work. Of the works in general, stories like Liberace's dog has is it's creator, teacher Robert Egan, said, Egan said, "We have an eclectic faculty, they know what AIDS." *. " ,F-.r,example, "Seeing eye dog .Of this pieceMotherEarth, happening, and it shows in their own way." Tabloid -writers have a varied chases cat and drags blind man "Each person can have his own interpretation." .~ .; : ; - . i. .... field of interests and reading, I'm half amile," or "Monster catfish " } Egan also poidted out that by dimming the lights the work takes on sure. Theirsouiresa range from maulsioy, 8," or "Wife's ouija a 3-D effect. As Egan turned down the gallery lights, the darker lines such popiular topics, as the squeals on hubby's secret mis- seemed to pop out of the piece. Bakkers, OlieNorth, who is sleep- tress." How about this one, "Radio- As a courtesy, Egan said, he usually exhibits a work of art in the ing with Whom in Hollywood, a active mom gives birth to Human Faculty Exhibit. Time spent on this particular piece, however, never ending parade of diets, new Magnet." One of my favorites, consumed two to seven hours each day throughout the summer. vitamin breakthroughs to heal "After eating pet food for 20 years Although Egan has been actively involved in displaying his work at every, disease, and metaphysical oldster turns, into cat." Equally other galleries, he said his first priority is teaching. wonders that would-astonish even .tavoriteis, "Giant Venus flytrap Works done by Egan's student's show many different styles, which Shirley Mtaine : eats pet bird." goes along with Egan's philosophy of teaching. Egan, who specializes Someofthese metaphysical won- It's strange that all of these in bringing out the best in each student, said that he "didn't want a ders include topics such as the strange occurances happen some- bunch of little Egans running around, because there are as many ways "Crazed Werewolf Caught inEng- where in the boonies. to paint as their are people." land," or "Wayne Newton Speaks I think the day I become a Having taught at Fullerton College since 1961, Egan has witnessed to Elvis' Ghost." Others include believer of tabloid fiction is when I many changes in the art department. One change Egan noted has been stories about Bigfoot or UFO's or see the Lock Ness monster and the change in students. "Before the students were the same age, with Bigfoot in a UFO, or Bigfoot is Bigfoot flying a U.F.O., abduct the the same interests and the same preparation. Now, the students come Living with Elvis and, Hitler in world's ten best celebrities, and, of at different ages, with different interests and preparation," he said. Argentina and discovers a new course, speak to Elvis' ghost while diet. on board. To make me a true Or how about Prince Charles believer, however, I think the and Di? (another pair of favorites whole thing would have to be of these 20th century legend mak- predicted by Jean Dixon in dvance.

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Technical illustration Worth more than 1,000 words univer- Williams various fields at many other colleges and Vince other Staff Writer sities. The illustrators may choose from many areas, including cartography, autonotive design, It is often said that a picture is worth a thousand shipbuilding, astronautics and other scientific and words. A technical illustration is often worth much industrial applications. more. Indeed the drawn image is the, universal language, understood by everyone aroundthe'world. For example, the assembling of a foreign component can be made easier through the use of an illustration even when the text is in, say, Japanese or German. The job of the technical illustrator is to translate the technical know-how to the layman by way of an illustration. His work can be seen everywhere, from detailed cross-sections cf a car's transmission to simple assembly instructions that come with a Soul search bicycle or stereo. In the design field, the technical illustrator is sometimes the first person to see the finished product, drawn from the draftman's plans. His Dialing for diversity... drawing will often affect changes madeto the plans and elevations (side-views). nate programs such as, KCRW dancy of commercial radio. The field of technical illustration.emerged this Bil Burton and Tammy Vance Playhouse, playing from 3 p.m. to Duncan said that KUCI's disk- century with the rapid advances of technology. Staff Writers 4 p.m. and featuringplays, come- jockeys try to play at, least 5 new Without the illustration, many ideas shared around specialize in dians, and book readings every releases per hour, and the world would be lost in the translation. have not yet Don't tell me this town ain't got Monday through Friday. They also local bands which Illustrations played an important role during success. no soul offer National Public Radio. NPR experienced commercial World War II when pilots had to be trained in the use Just gotta look around offers such programs as All Things Although over half of KUCI's Grateful Dead Considered, a talk show, and cov- programming time is devoted to Those people still looking for ers national media events like the such bands, there are also a num- The art of technical Illustr- soul in the Orange-County area are Iran-Contra hearings and Bork's ber of programs played throughout ation covers many fields, obviously looking in the wrong Confirmation hearings. the week which feature music such places. In Orange County soul, as For fans of new music there is as reggae, played weekdays 12 to well as jazz, reggae, salsa, rock, SNAP every Monday, Wednesday, 1 p.m., classical music, played Sa- blue-grass, juju, swing, etc., is as Thursday and Friday which fea- turday and Sunday mornings, and close as the nearest radio dial. tures live in-studio guests, as well Israeli popular music, also played Including automotive de- An often overlooked source of as recorded music. on weekends. such types of music is the college Although jazz music is readily sign (car engine, left), ap- radio station. College radio sta- available on stations such as pliance manuals (sterotum- tions are unique in that unlike College radio stations KKGO or KLON, Saddleback tables, above), and mag- commercial stations they are able are able to play more var- College's KSBR attempts to give azines/billboard advertis- to play more varied types of music types of music with- credibility to "New Age jazz," the emnets (beer can, without being too concerned about ied synthesized, fusion techno-jazz below). out being too concerned ratings or sponsors. which is often frowned upon by No matter how diverse these fields are, the College radio stations in and ratings or spon- by about purist jazz; fans and ignored techniques used in illustrating the various projects around the Orange County area jazz stations. KSBR's station sors. many the same, and are aught at Fullerton include the following: said that are much manager, Bill McGregor, of complex aircraft. Detailed pictoral instructions The technical illustration studentstudies three benefits of listening to Saddle KCRW Santa Monica 89.9 were published in comic-book form, for ease of such as perspective, isometric KBPK, Fullerton College's ra- Back's station are that it offers a various techniques KBPK Fullerton 90.1 access and understanding by the pilots. methods to viewing objpcts. in that it shys wider variety of music than other today are filled with many projection and other KLON Long Beach 88.1 dio station, is unique ' Assembly manuels KXLU Loyola Marymount 88.5 away from the "alternative" sound jazz stations, it avoids the "ele- illustrations. The specifications for the Boeing 747, KSPC Claremont 88.7 of other college radio stations. vator sound" which he says exists example, fill a bookcase fourteen feet long and are KUCI Irvine 88.9 Manager and instructor, Jim Bain, on stations such as The Wave, and revised every 90 days. * KCSN Northridge 88.5 said, "When students finish here I it has many specialtyprograms. The illustrator, no matter what field, whether it be KSPR Mission Viejo 88.5 don't want them to work on a Some of these specialty pro- medical, electrical, aeronautical, or others must.be KUSC Los Angeles 91.5 college station. I want them to grams are "Blue Monday," a blues able to understand the components he or she is KPCC Pasadena 89.3 work in the world." program playing Monday nights, drawing. An understanding of a car's transmission, KSAK Mount San Antonio 90.1 The station plays a mix of adult "Latin Connection," a salsa pro- for example, is valuable for an illustrator while contemporary and top-forty hits.. gram playing Tuesdays 9 to 1 a.m., constructing the drawing. Stations of particular interest to It covers all football games played and "The Harlem Express," a Illustrators, however, are also called upon to do Orange County listeners because at Fullerton High School stadium show featuring music with roots in artwork such as that seen in magazine advertise- of the varied programming they and also does yearly coverage of the black American tradition. ments and billboard commercials. The car or motor- " . . offer and accessibility on the air "A Night In Fullerton." Although space allows only the cycle one sees in such an advertisement may not be a waves are Fullerton College's U.C. Irvine's KUCI, whose for- mere mention of a few college photograph, but a detailed technical illustration. KBPK, U.C. Irvine's KUCI, Santa mat is described as "alternative radio stations and their programs, Illustrators also use airbrush techniques to "touch- with Monica College's KCRW, and Sad- rock" by station manager Dave those who are disenchanted up" photographs for better communication to the range from drawing simple profiles arid or are Projects dle back College's KSPR. Duncan, is to many listeners a commercial radio stations, public. graphs to detailed futuristic views of automobiles varied KCRW offers a variety of alter- refreshing break from the redun- merely interested in more Fullerton College presently offers Technical Illu- and aircraft. The field of technical illustration is in are advised to i 15.. forms of music -J J_____ Lr . 1 UU -_f J - R stration as a vocational Associate Arts degree. Upon constant demand due to today's advancements in further investigate college radio receiving this degree, students may diversify into science and industry. programs. L _ Local singer gets 'facts' straight

when he is singing on stage. are successful. most precious thing to him, which e i e vO° t ott. ,I pstS Rachel Hurst Blake is the lead singer for a "Success isn't measured in dol- is another thing some musicians do 0C' E Pi StaffSaf'~ Writer rhythm and blues band called The lars and cents," he said, taking a not do. Fact, which currently plays in break from the piano,"it's mea-. "Im very public about my pub- .D O oo $"' "It's like judgement day. Every- sured in the accomplishment, of T 0 Orange County and is planning fu- lic life." he said, referring to his . u---.- 3QfO i feel after ac- , , I one including yourself is reviewing ture dates in Los Angeles. The Fact goals ard how you music, "but I like to keep my o them." o0 gl .9 • 1 you." has been together almost a year. complished private life seperate from has always wanted tobe a that. I oR -you ^.- William Blake, said this as he Unlike some musicians, money Blake would like to give that right (of cA played the piano. He mentioned does not seem to be that important singer, and feels that musicians are for the messages they privacy) to the girl I marry or that he worries about sounding to Blake, who feels that even though responsible date." corny, as he described how he feels The act isn'wid known, they put out.. Regarding this he said, issssssssssss "You have a responsibility to look Blake would like to see The Fact at the example you set. You need travel and play more,in addition to S North Orange County Community College District Community Services I to have a good reason why you're writing more songs and keeping its writing your lyrics, not just be- unity as a group. "Being on stage is cause they sell records." a very emotional experience. It's a Besides not basing his entire time to reflect, and it's kind of like focus on money, Blake cherishes an religious experience, only bet- his private life as if it where the ter," he said. IN THEIR ONLY ORANGE COUNTY APPEARANCES Friday, Oct. 23, 8 p.m. CUSTOMER SERVICE Cypress College Theatre (714) 871-4030 Ex. 15 HELP WANTED AND P/Tor F/T ,r l Saturday, Oct. 24, 8 p.m. ~~ ; ;1 Appointment Setters Yorba Linda Forum Theater Excellent Working Connditions 4175 Fairmont Boulevard 100 openings Most Exciting New Program in Orange County Linda, CA 92686 Yorba $6=14.00 an Hour : ~.11 (714) 779-8591 No experience necessary L ::- 1 } 14 T]ICKETS: $7.50 Gen. $5 Student No Sales FREE Las Vegas vacation for two just for applying "Dennon and Sayhber Rawles created "Latin Days & Evenings weekdays and weekend& Vogue... it is a classy, elegant dance, beautifully timed to the Latin based jazz by Pete Escovedo." Call DAVE M-F 9-5p for further Information. L.A. Times I6 432-7123 ...... ^ ECC~FCs~F~,~,~,~,~,~,~,7r~,~,~\XX~,~3~------~----U I ss Sports Hornet Friday, Oct. 23, 1987-6 Greer runs over ,around, and past Mt. SAC

Robble Lyon According to Sherbeck, the Fal- Staff Writer cons are still the better team to beat, even though the Warriors Running back Andrew Greer squeaked by them last week. had his best game as a Hornet, The Hornets will go into the carrying the ball 25 times for 171 game against the Warriors win- yards and three touchdowns, in a ning three out of their last four 42-28 victory over the Mt. San games, overcoming two pre-con- Antonio College Mounties last Sat- ference losses. urday, Oct. 17, at Fullerton Dist- Sherbeck said that the Hornets rict Stadium. have been improving every week, The victory gives the Hornets a but he also said they would have to 2-0 start in South Coast Confer- play a good game to beat El Cam- ence (SCC) action, 3-2 overall, ino. and a share of first place-but for "We have to play very hard," how long remains to be seen. Sherbeck said. "We have to play This Saturday, Oct. 21, the Hor- close to a perfect game in-order to nets play a big game against the El beat them." Camino Warriors, who are unde- If Greer continues to run like he .feated (5-0, 2-0 in conference), did against the Mounties, the War-

"It's a big ballgame. It'll be the biggest game we've played to this point." -Coach Hal Sherbeck

and tied with the Hornets. riors don't have a chance. The Warriors are coming off a Greer's three touchdown perfor- suprising, 21-18, upset over last mance and 171 yards gained ag- year's conference champion, Cer- ainst the Mounties was the most ritos College, and the confronta- single game yardage he's gained as. tion with the Hornets could tip the a Hornet. His previous mark was Debby Davis/Hornet balance of power in the SCC. set last season with 166 yards AROUND THE OUTSIDE-Hornet running back Andrew Greer touchdowns. The Hornets play tomorrow "It'sa big ballgame," head coach against Taft. night at El Camino to the outside looking for more yardage. Greer rushed College at 7:30. El Camino is currently Hal Sherbeck said. "It'll be the The Hornets fell behind early to sweeps unbeaten, and this biggest game we've played up to the Mounties, 21-7, but came back for a personnel career high 171 yards, and scored three game will be Fullerton's biggest game. this point." strong in the second half on two And the Hornets schedule doesn't touchdown catches by tight end Directions to the El Camino get any easier. Robert Welch, and two of Greer's game are as follows: Take the The week after the El Camino touchdowns. 91 Freeway west until Artesia FC's Beltran does it again, game, the Hornets Homecoming The defense also shut down the Blvd, Go straught until Crenshaw willbe the always-tough opponent Mountie offense, allowing only one Blvd. Turn right. The college will College Falcons. Cerritos touchdown in the second half, be on your left hand side. takes first in Mt. SAC Meet was leading easily and looked really good. He won Debby Davis the race by 11 seconds, that's a 65-yard lead over Staff Writer the second place finisher, so he made up about 250- yards in the last mile. Maricial Beltran placed first in the large schools "His time could have been anywhere from 40 division of the Mt. SAC Invitational on Friday, Oct. seconds to a minute plus faster. It's hard to tell how 16, while the men's team finished sixth, despite much time he actually gave up because he was off in having a faster team time than fifth place Fresno. some cloud of fog." "The team time is the second consideration," In the women's race, Samra Matthews, Karen Coach Jim Kiefer said, "individual placement is Griego and Karin Lindner ran good races according first." to Kiefer. Matthews finished with a time of 21:42, But, the Hornet men had their fourth and fifth Griego at 22:34 and Lindner with 24:13. men, Ciro Beltran and Jose Sandoval, out with "Both Sam and Karen had really good finishes in injuries for the meet. They were replaced by Jay the last mile and the last 150-yards," Kiefer said. Bretts and Joe Gutierrez. "That is the hardest course we will be running on all The next Hornets to finish were Rob Nichols at year long." 21:55 with Tony Winkler finishing third at 22:05. Friday, Oct. 23 finds the cross country team "They ran good races," Kiefer indicated. traveling to Long Beach's El Dorado Park for their Bretts and Gutierrez completed the race with final duel meet of the season against Long Beach times of 23:53 and 24:00 respectively. and Mt. SAC. The meet is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. "Their score did not help us," Kiefer said. "If Ciro "We are going to have to be super human," and Jose had been able to run, we would have won indicated Kiefer. "My hope is that we'll get up there the large school race or at least been right there.I and mix. El Dorado Park is a very flat, fast course. don't regret what I did. I did what was best for them." The hills at Craig Park (Hornet's home course) look In winning the race, Maricial took a wrong turn on like Mt. Everest compared to El Dorado. the foggy course, adding extra distance to his "I will bring back Ciro. I don't know about Jose, victory. he still has back spasms. He's done more than a job "He had to give up a minute," Kiefer said. "He for us, but I need him now."

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Kathleen Lillie A woman of many hats tention, simply because they bring lege, Kathleen Lillie won't be Brian Chee in more money, and because there around much longer. In June, she is Staff Writer is more interest by the general getting married and will be mov- public for those sports." ing to San Diego. Who is Kathleen Lillie? A stu- When she first started, Lillie said Looking back over the last three dent? No. A coach? Nada. She's that her goals were to "highlight years, the event she remembers not even the teacher in that class the women's programs, and to a best is the Fullerton/Taft football that everyone drops. So who is she? large extent, raise money for the game her first year. "The game As the Sports Information Director athletic department, ard to try and was played at Taft, which is .a (SID), Kathleen Lillie is the person pretty desolate area. The whole who brings Fullerton College Ath- atmo-sphere was bleak, from the letics to the outside world. surroundings, to the whole good Lillie, who began at Fullerton guys coming to play the bad guys three years ago, graduated from atmosphere. It was a very big the University of Southern California game, a big rivalry. We won the (USC) in 1985 with a B.S. in game, but because there was such Business Marketing. She was one a tremendous build-up before the of the top-ranked tennis players on game, it was almost like a false ending." a USC team that captured the #1 ranking in 1983 and which was The athlete Lillie remembers never ranked below #4. the best is Nicole Brechtbuhl, a Lillie took the job as SID be- tennis player from Switzerland. cause, "I wanted to stay involved 'Nicole was one of the top ranked a in sports, and I did not want players on the junior circuit in regular 9-5 desk job. Being the Switzerland, but when she came to sports information director also. Fullerton, I had to explain to her gave me the opportunity to get that most of the players who re- experience in all aspects of this ceive scholarships are ranked in field." Kathleen Lillie. this country. Because she was never Lillie also said that "in this type ranked in the U.S., it was going to of job, there are a million different take some of the methods used by USC and apply them here, albeit be very hard for here to get one. hats to wear. There is so much But she went out and won every involved in the job, that when I first on a smaller scale." "After three years, I feel sat- Junior College honor that a tennis started, I was often here until 11:00 player can win, and because of at night." isfied with the progress that I've made. I am happy with the press that, got a scholarship." (Nicole After a tough first year, she now plays for Cal State Fullerton.) realized that while she wanted to guides, and with the fund-raising give all campus sports sufficient success for the major sports." On leaving Fullerton Lillie said, publicity, she was unable to. If there is anything that needs to "I will be very sad to leave, but I "I have tried to give all the sports be improved on, Lillie feels it is am also excited about the future. on campus equal time," she said, "the fund-raising for the minor Hopefully; I'll latch on with a "but what it comes down to is this- sports needs improvement." major university or on a profes- the major sports get the most at- Unfortunately for Fullerton Col- sional team."

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Danny Enos/Hornet IN YOUR FACE-Fullerton volleyball player defeated El Camino 3-2 in a tough 5 game set. Lisa Lanphar goes up high for a spike against The scores were 15-1, 15-1.7, 16-14, and 15-8 El Camino College Wednesday nigh. Thewomen The Hornets play tonigh at Cerritos. Hornets lose third in a row, sink to the cellar in league Gordon. That lone goal put the he received a red card against Mt. Christopher Kelly Hornets in front of the Falcons SAC disqualifying him for one Managing Editor until the half. game. After going undefeated,4-0 in The Falcons came out in the Pasquale feels that the squad is pre-season, the Fullerton College second half hungry to even the having "complications" mounting score. Early in the half, they did a team effort and he and assistant soccer team has not won in the first Debby Davis/Hornet three games of conference play. just that, and then went ahead a coach Kaveh Razaghi have gone Last Tuesday, Oct. 20th, the few minutes later. back a few steps in practice to WHO'S THE MASKED MAN?-Hornet waterpolo scored 3 goals in the win and increased his Hornets lost to Cerritos 4-1, end- In the first half, Fullerton played work on the basics. player R.J. Hamblin attempts a shot on goal in season total to fourty-five goals scored. The ing a two game scoreless streak, well together, passing manto man, "There are going to be no easy last Friday's victory over Mt. SAC. Hamblin Hornets play at Cerritos today. but extending a three game losing making Cerritos run. But in the games in front of us," Pasquale streak. The other two loses were to said. Golden West, 2-0, and to Mount Waterpolo gets by Mounties San Antonio College (Mt. SAC) "There are going to be no easy games in front of Ui. 3-0. team. They're not only the top team in the conference, The Hornets find themselves in We need a motivating win to pull us together." Craig Brumbaugh they're the top team in the nation according to Solum. the cellar after one ofthe most -Coach Jim Pasquale Sports Editor "They in a different category than the rest of the impressive openings in years. Lack- league," said Solum." They're 3-0 in league, and have ing a consistant offense with an The Hornet Waterpolo team edged by Mt.SAC last been beating everybody by 20 points." over-worked defense, the team has second half, the talented Falcons He said that he feels that Ftullerton Friday as they defeated the Mounties 14-13. Long Beach City defeated the Hornets 26-3 at been unable to score or even get a took control of the game. The is not out of contention, but that, Steve Schaner led the Hornets to victory scoring Long Beach on Friday October 9th. decent amount of shots on goal. Hornets mounted a few offensive "We need a motivating winito pull five goals. According to Coach Jim Solum, this was If the Hornets are to reach the Southern California "When you score no goals, the attacks and most came late in the us together...to give us confidence. Schaner's best game of the season, and that he'll need Playoffs, they'll also have to defeat Golden West. best you can do is tie," said Coach second half after they were down "I believe we have a strong another performance like that to keep the Hornets Golden West is tied for second with the HornetsThe Jim Pasquale. by two or three goals. enough unit, when they play to- tied for second place in the conference. Fullerton-Golden West game is next Friday, October The only goal that has been The Hornets leading scorer, Kirk. gether, to beat any team in our Other contributors in scoring were R.J. Hamblin,, 30th, here at Fullerton. scored in conference was a penalty Feirereisen, was not available to conference," said Pasquale who scored three goals. Hamblin was sidelined for kick against Cerritos by Jeff play in the Ceritos match because two weeks due to a concussion he received in practice. "We're really gonna have to play our best game," The Hornets begin a twvo game Lou Upland and Brian Frazier added to the scoring said Solum. Golden West would probably be favored,

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Jeffrey A. Willson Entertainment Editor

Hardly a cinematic milestone, The Cure In Orange is nevertheless an excellent documentation of The vo list. erMurpt nd, baistt Earth, SuMoonS continues to Cures performance. Ea Sun orb D rsds; ' Fpl i a i ts it Directed by Tim Pope, who is also responsible for many- of the recent Cure videos including "The Lo a4sv r' D h a k a om sou s on Lovecats," "Inbetween Days" and "Why Can't I Be sk il~ voMa A Big Time Records Tones On Tail. while still holding a continity that You?," the film captures the final concert of The ~V~>~>'~~ ~ i~ly .de ~,a ~sic as Cure's 1986 tour which was set in an ancient Roman amphitheatre in Orange, France. qu le d u VIIII e aam ca l~rent- ...I'll never see you this way again... Flat ieldd The violent punk back ... froin here we go nowhere again.. ...it's not a case of aiming to please.. ... held for a moment I remember a song...

The film presents a Cure concert the way it will never be seen again with the release of Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me. The concert, originally almost two hours but edited to about an hour-and a half, included such classics as "Primary," "A- Forest," "Shake Dog Shake" and "Killing An Arab."

... alooks good it tastes like nothing on earth.. ...dressed in white and slowly dreaming...... it froze me deep inside...... and made your dry lips sing...... I want it to be perfect as before...... suddenly I see you change...... hold my breath and wait.. Filmed with dreamlike perspective, The Cure In Orange gives a drowsy. and jittering vantage point. Performance and production are excellent on the behalf to both The Cure and Tim Pope. ...a story on the radio...... it's always the same...... sing bird sing bird sing...... so I trick myself.. ... and I'm cryingforyesterday.. went in three different directions, hit. -Jeffrey A. Wilson ... and all of this and back again.. ...see his open mouth but hear no sound...

The Cure In Orange will probably lose it's impact on The Cure In Orange opened exclusively on Oct. 16 those less enthusiastic about the band and their music at the AMC Century 14 in Santa Monica and the but it is a must-see for die-hard fans. AMC Main Place 6 in Santa Ana. rWhat's up n O.C. IN FILMS Suspect starring Cher and Dennis Quaid, is a thriller you won't want to miss. Starts George M!-m-m-m good Fri., Oct. 23. Continuing this week is the movie Chuck Beny, Hail Hail! Rock N' RoIlA documentary on his life with cameo's byJulian Lennon, Ingrid Berry and more. AMC. *"Give My Regards to Broadway") say: "Not on your life." Reno and currently has a produc- Mainplace, 972-8500. Mary Perez that stops at nothing nor anyone to * tion of Sugar running in Buenos Entertainment Assistant get him and his family on Broad- But the kid was born to perform Aires, Argentina. IN THEATRE and who is to. twist the hand of way. Leo Kreter, musical director and Fullerton College's own workshop show It's Only A Play by Terrance McNally, Fullerton Civic Light Opera Sete in 1873, scene one opens destiny?,Certainly not. his mother. conductor, has been associated began Oct.22 and runs till the 24th. This two act comedy begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are does it once again with its most with George M's, played by Danny GeorgeM! is entertainingly witty * with Fullerton Civic Light Opera $3, free w/ASB card., recent musical, George Mi Taylor, life unravelling from birth.' and charming. The cast has some since its inception, having directed IN DINING/CLUBS This energetic and comedic His family are Vaudeville perform- very polished artists that make the and conducted more than twenty- cast that not only has a show has a ers traveling from town to town. dancing, singing and'dialogue five musicals for them. Elmer's Place located in Fullerton off State College and Chapman Ave. has a lively but the supporting talented lead, Mr. Cohan, played by Tom Blank, seem easy enough to want to make The set and lighting design are atmosphere as well as fine food. Friday and Saturday's live entertainment in the bar. roles and chorus, as well, makes Fullerton College's chairman of the audience get up and join in on by Sharon Lamberg and Donna More info 870-7400. the show come alive. the Theatre Arts Department, stage. Ruzika. Cincinnati Chili Parlor: 8951 Knott Ave., Buena Park. If your a Texas chili fanatic or George even if your not you'll enjoy this The .play is the story of want's to throw his son, like his Director/Choreographer of the Shapes become sharpen colors chili served Cincinnati style. Tues. through Sat. 11:30 am. till 9 p.m. No alcohol served. M. Cohan, the fiesty stubborn Irish daughter Josie (Heather Hoppus), show, Rob Barrow, -has recently brighten and this, weaved together known for his Every Tues. and Sat. night is 50's night with live enter tainment at Lyndy's Diner, man who 'is best right int6 "show biz" with his tap directed and choreographed a high- with. great dialogue and music, talents (like located at the corner of Beach Blvd. and Ball Rd. in Anaheim. musical and lyrical shoes on. Mrs. Cohan (Polly Scale) ly successful production of A gives -the audience a throughly Dandy" and "Yankee Doodle gives a dissaproving looks as if to Chorus Line for the Hilton Hotel in enjoyed evening at the theatre. TROY TICKET SERVICE CLASSIFIED U2, EDDIE MURPHY, JETHRO TULL, JAMES TAYLOR, PINK FLOYD

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