Closses Soturdoys now offered Vol. XXVlll, No. 15 Fresno-C¡ty College Jan. 12,1973 -

Fresno City College will offer 13 regular college-classes on Saturdays for the first time spring semester of lg?4. tew students The classes, most of which camy three units of regular colleg_e c¡edit, will Ëegin Saturday, Feb. 9, and run eãeh noon. Expository themes and the Saturday through June 8. use pot regulorly Registration procedures for the Saturday classes are the same as for eve¡ing division classes and linecardJ for the special weekend classes are Have students gone to pot? you Did ev-er try lg5 gl another 45 students smoke it just available now in the evening marr¡uana'/ at parties. division office, M-112. foi January registration dates. Doyou drink? 165 56 The classes on Saturdavs Ha-ve you The survey ever used 47 156 showed nine provide another pills? students drink alcohol option fär every day, residents of 36 the district who seek Hav_eyou students drink alcohol jùst õn ever 19 14g weekends a college degree, are interested used and ?B studentð drink Tlre survey jncluded LSD? alcohol just at parties. If ZLB One section survey stuclents-161 freshmen of the students were given a choice and 52 indicated friends and parents HOME ECONOMICS 40-Ete- sophomores. The facts follow: between pot and alcohol, Zg were an influence for them to students would mentary Nutrition, B units, g smoke pot, a.m.-noon. Normal sy where as 48 students would diet, recent S9 trends, and research. Doyou rather drink alcohol. smoke? å"t ,lå se Most of the classes will run Did you smoke at Zg llz a from 9 a.m. until 12 noon, but one time regularly? Another section of the survev The survey also indicated 26 some end earlier or besin earlier. showed 10 students have used stimulants If sufficient communiiv interest Doesitbotheryou lg} 6g students smokä marijuana daily and (uppers) and 22 students have is demonstrated in the weekend to have people smoke 15 students (downers). around you? smoke it once a week, while used depressants gfferingq, they will be expanded for the fall semester o¡ Ìgl+. The courses available for -spring semester, 19?4: Experience ANTHROPOLOGY 4--Field Work Ed Archeology, 3 units, 8-9 a.m.ind hours arranged. Archeological survey procedures, excavation. treatment of artifacts, analysis of offered in 14 oreqs data. Field work arranged.* _ REAL ESIATE 50--Real ART 10-An Introdultion to Estate principles, B units, g units, a.m.-noon. Economics, _ Fresno City College will again Art, 3 9 a.m.-12 noon. law, thil_spring semester be offering the 14 specified fields, the l{ork Lectures, field trips and films on operations, forms and terminol_ a lVork Experience Educ¿tioñ Experience Education office is painting, sculpturè, architecùure, o8y. program for students 14 not equìppeil at this time to fincl and other art activities. in jobs. diffe¡ent areas of study. FCC, BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- with cooperation from local A student may work part-time TION l0-Introduction to Busi- business and industry, will make or full-time in his or herJob area, ness, 3 units, 9 a.m.-12 noon. it possible for students to earn but he or she must niaintain at Organizations and their operaf,- college eredit toward a degree lg_ast eþht units, including the ing activities; governmental Worft Experience and a certificate of achievement completion of the program units, per institutions and controls, eco- semester to stay eligible for the nomic aspects, *Require through employment in fields ranges from one unit fof7S ñours prerequisites. Check proßiTam. ENGINEERING FCC closely related to their vocational to four units for 300 hours of tB-Etemen- catalog entiy. maJors. "The employment during a semester. Students who are self- program can be an Students may eain not more employed, managers, profes- i^mportant motivating experienee than four units per semeste¡ and sionals, domestics, or casual farm New porking for students," said Di. Gil¡ert M. not more than 16 units in Work laborers can not receive credit in Pea¡t, director Experience during thei¡ enroll- the Work Experience program. ience Edueation ment at FCC. Those who hãve been'woîLing Perm¡ts required those who have full-tìme for the previous threõ opportunities Campus Police to years in the same job category Chief Kenneth The fee-$5 per car and $2.50 working world, or have failed to are not eligible. may be paid in find regular school programs foyer during meaningfu!.j' More information about the in the Colleg'e Majors in which students mav program may be obtained by , A-146, after curently obt¿in Work Exper_ visiting the Work Experiencô registration. ience credit are automotive looking for employnent in one of Edueation ofTice, SC-222-. llight closses ouoiloble lnstruclor Don Burch dies Pre-registraiion going underway Feb. 4. is on For the first time ever this now for spring semester evening Funeral services for FCC and numerous other decorations. spring Fresno City College will classes at FCC and instructor Donald O. Burch, 53, citatio 13 off-campus also offer classes on Saturdays. locations. were held yesterday morning in Burch The "Weekend College" will be More than 250 different'classes Clovis, with burial in the Clovis action" inaugurated with 13 classes in 61 subject areas are available. Cemetery. a PT boat was sunk under him. beginning Saturday, Feb. 9, and Some special elasses start earlier Burch, an instructor of He and other survivors made running through Saturday, June it or end later, but most meet from business administration and to a south sea atoll where thev 8. 7 to 10 p.m. one personnel management who had wc:e night each week the classes carry three stranded for a time. Hä for three units Most of been on the faculty since 1968, se¡'ved various of credit. More units and will meet from 9 a.m. in capacities in residents die

Alek in Guloglond Job listings

DIGEST-As it happens every will ,be waiting at the window expose the tyranny of the Fresno City College BUS OR VAN DRMRS Need few years, a repressed Russian beneath yours to grab you and Soviet Union." Student Placement Office, people with good driving record, writer sneaks out an outlawed pull you in. They will proceed to "What tyranny?" sc-216 20 yrs. old or over. Will train. $2 masterpiece that the West strip you bare and Paste "The brutal cruefty shown you per hr. for van drivers; $2.25 Per instantly prints and bestsells. California avocadoes over your and other thinking artists bY the PART.TIME JOBS: hr. for bus drivers. 7 am, 9 am to The latest author (again) is entire body. You will then be godless red menace." 1:30 pm, or 4 Pm. Job No. 46 Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, and his screwed into a plYwood stand "Baby Brezhnev gave me WEEKEND ATTENDANT book, The Gulag Archipelago, with a cardboard sign reading surprise party last month. A wool Need husky male with valid FULL-TIME JOBS: l9f8-1956, has been snapped up UNITED STATES AGRICUL sweater I get, knit from his own driver's license to care for by the Book-of-the-Month Club TURE EXHIBIT. hands. That is brutal? What someone paralyzed. Must be at TEACHER'S AID Need female of and Reader's Digest, sure signs "You will be driven by camel craziness are you talking?" least 5'4" tall. $30 per weekend 20 yrs. or over. Knowledge of success. caravan to the exhibition "Gee, Alek, by your book-" plus meals. Fri. 7:30 pm to Sun. child development, music, arts his to per hr. M-F' . I was more than a little grounds and placed in comPeti- "Oh, the book," he said, 7:30 pm. Job No. 22 helpful. $1.75 $2 interested in the present saga [ion with other produce. The voice breaking with laughter. 40-hr. week. because old AIek and I had been judging has been fixed so you'll "Yes. the book, with its detail WiII - TEACHER Need female GENERAL OFFICE WORK war, win. First prize is to be eaten bY of Soviet labor camp horrors--" AID drinking buddies during the early childhood ed. majors or be typing, billing, filing; working and his continued international the Swiss consulate and his wife. "Is big bull, pumpkin. Gulag with mail, dictaphone, dictation, in preschool majors. Neat appear- fame pleased me. I must admit it Once on his plate you can claim Archipelago is nice ¡esort to 5 ance. $2 per hr. M-F, 8 am to 1 etc. $325 per mo. 8:30 am me, too, for his political asylum. Legal steps will mountains, skiing and ùodka and somewhat baffled pm. Will be wkg. with preschool pm, M-F. new book purported to deal with then be made to grant You chess and broads all day. Is like children. Job No. 29 Typing: 60 wpm; the horrors of a Soviet labor entrance to America. That's the Disneyland without the mouse." SECBETARY 80-100 wpm. Answer camp from 1918 to 1956--yet, play, dear friend. How does it "Resort? They why the tales of TEACHER AID Need male shorthand: per hr. 8-5 mysteriously, Alek had spent sound?" tragedy?" recreation or early childhood phone, etc. $512-$646 every summer since 1944 with BUCK--"Crazy, pumPkin. "Soviet brutality sell good in dev. majors; must be neat. Will pm, M-F. me in Southern California. For What is plan [or?" America. Is easy way to make org. & supervise activities for SALES TRAINEE Need female three months of the year we "So you ca.n escape your buck." children 6-12 old. $2 per hr. M-F, 21 yrs. or dder. Prefer Busi¡ess drank vodka, played chess, and, tormentors, Alek. So You 'can "But Alek," I cried, "that's 1 pm - 5:30 pm or 3 pm to 6 pm. & marketing major with 2 yrs. of beginning in 1955, Loured write wilhout dread of losing d ishonest!" college. l2-month trng. program. Disneyland. Nothing ever your life or freedom. So you can "Is literary, pumpkin." SERVICE STATION AT. Someone able to move later, seemed amiss; mentally and TENDANT Need neat male, exp. travel fm. Modesto to Bakers- emotionally Alek was alert and if possible. No long hair, no field. $625 per mo. plus use of happy. Certainly he gave no sign THINK POSITIVE beard; must be 18 or over. $2 per company car & expenses. 40-hr. o[ a torment so great as he hr. & commission. M-F, after 3 week. described in his book. pm. Days & hrs. to be arranged. HOUSEWORK and CHILD wcll Deeply concerned for his CARE jobs also available as well being, I placed an intercontinen- thildren INVENTORY TryORKERS WiII as jobs similar to the above. tal call to Alek in Russia. Porents, Inrerested students should AVOCADO--"Pumpkin," he be taking inventory in dept. store. Only Jan.28, 19?4. $1.80 inquire at Placement Office, Rm. answered ìovially, "so glad I hear job (above bookstore). you voice. How is f)isneyland?" need to relote per hr. 7 am till is done. SC-216 "Alek," I said, "how aro you, old man?" "Am swell, pumpkin. What is By Roger Zomoro reason you asking?" r¡¿trcnts trruld sr¡lvc parents getting "The you'vc wil,- Amcric:rn th¡t the are horrors l,hcir them" Typicql nessed, suffering mosl, ¡rroblcms with through to sfudenf Alek, the chilrlrcn il'l.hc.y'd sl,op using you've endured. It's abominablc, who l,clcvision as a bab.y-sitlcr, for¡¡ct Dr. Miller said mothers your under l,he Communist. are life wom(ìn's lib, ignorc thc gcncrit- ¿rrc l,oo taken by women's lib yoke." I paused to gain conl,rol ttf the roles of mothers tion ga¡r lnd slop listcning l,o t:onfusing is síngle mon my trembling voice. "l,isten vor.y have in a sot:¿rllcd (!xp('rts, according l,o u ¿ncl flthers should carefully, Alek. I have conspircd ps.ych iat rist. Iamily. and Ryskind and By Corol Costqnedo with Art Morrie sr¡nrt' t¡l' l,ht' l"hings you thcsc art' 'l'hest' ilre problems for Bill Buckley to free from thc I,h¡rl, ur(. c:tusin¡¡ conl'usion u.s.s.R.--" children because women's lib Did you know there are 14,370 American students. bct,wecn lnd childrcn --35 over. "What frce mc, pumpkin'?" ¡rarcnts insists lathers and mothers students at FCC? And would you per cent are 25 and :rnd rcsull,ing in our rirising 20-25. nine-l.hirt.y lVt:d nescln.y should play similar roles' As a believe the majority of students -32 per cent are "At som:rn.y maladjustcd when mcn .youngst,t'rs, rt'sult, ¿t child may not see anY are men? -33 per cent are under 20. evening, thc KGB s:rid I)crck Miller, pnol'ossor watching youn houstt scnd lor I)r. diflì'rcnce in the way his father -16 per cent are Veterans. ol'ps.ychiatrv at lhc Universit.y o[ him' facts of interest their dinner of goal. meat ¿rnd and mother behave toward This and other Michigrn. a surveY of the -62 per cent are Part time bread, Art and Bill, disguised its ¡'l)¿rr(!nl.s are revealed in tcnd Lo rcl.y on TV as "This students (less than 12 units). Boris' is bound to cause student body made recentlY bY delivery boys l'rom bab.ysittcr [r¡r l,hcir children. per cent are estimated to be Bolshevik Delly, will slip a problems in adolescence, when Reqistrar Allyn Gerard at the -35 As it rcsult,, mcaningful trmo- the child is overcoming a desire univesitY. working at least 20 hours a sleeping powder ínlo tht' chow. request of a major l,ional contacls bt'twt'en pitrt'nts parents play week. once a decadent capitalist to bt' mothered. If At ¿nd children art-. cul, down." ht' tht'same role, the child will have His information was obtained --70 per cent are estimated to be six-door limousine will pull up in told us. nt¡ lirlher figure turn to for from admissions records and working part time. front o[ the apartment complex. to contrast." other campus offices and some of Morrie, accompanying an aged --97 within "Tclevision ¿tlso devt'loPs it is based on informed-estimates per cent live wino dressed in your clothes and t,he childrcn into p:tssivt' listeners rather than actual count. commuting distance of carrying the American Tourister d and gives Some of the findings: campus. gave you per be luggage I for impression d per cent opf the students are -8 cent are estimated to Christmas, will bound into the -40 applying for some form of forget the Unclossifieù married. car and Zoom off into the night. slys. "The ¡t --26 per cent minority finar¡cial assistance. other are --5.8 per some That will lead off any generation gap has led Parents to students. cent are receiving government we'd not l,ht' aid. agents believe they have no s:ry over TYPING-Researeh papers, all --16 per cent are Mexican form of financial drugged. w¿ry adolescents think ¿rnd lengths. Forty- cents a page. "At precisely nine-thirty and a behave. F¿rst. Call Judy, 485-2690; after 1 half, you will leap from your i'P¡rents p-m.,227-3236. bathroom window-" don'ù realize they still "Pumpkin, is'thirty stories to have greot inlluence over their ground." children. The fact th¡t children WANTED--Student to share "Eight Czech sympathizers oppose their prrents ind¡cstes two-bedroom apartment with same. W/w carpeting, dish- w:tsher, disposal, fenced patio, central heating and air condi- RAMPAGE tioning. Pool, whirlpool, sauna, room, pool table, laundry. The Rampage is publiehed every Thursday during the weight school year, except final examination periods and holidays, $90 per month. Call 224-0785 p.m. by rtudents in the Newspaper Staff cl¿sses. Opinions after 5 expressed in opinion columns and editori¿ls are those of the ¿uthors. Letters editor should be addressed to to the safety in- Rampage, Fresno College' Ave., QUALIFIED waier Ctty 101 Easi University st¡uctor wanted to give private Fresno 93?41. life saving lessons. Call Al Davis Editor: lom J¿mes aL 226-0469 after 5 p.m. Managing Editor: John Majchen Photo Editor: Bob Danielian Sports Editor: Ben Walker DARKROOM setup for sale. Fine Arts Editor: Keith Yates Includes 35mm enlarger. safe- Iight, trays, tanks, etc. Must sell or best offer. Contact Roger. ' Keith Yates $125 Kramer, at 299-5451 after 6 p.m. Reporters: Jeanie Castaneda, Michael Norris, Harold Sutton Photographers: Greg Crass, Roger Lockwood Càrtoonist David Spencer Layout Supervisor: Keith Yates Reod the Adviser: Pete Lang Rompoge Iæn. 17,1974 RAMPAGE Page 3 TONG.PLAYER SOUNDS 'N StrUFF Peler Frampton Preacher con interviewed--2 dig rscbbatht

By Kurt Kromer you wrote bock then? Do you still like them? By Hooter I laugh about them. I still like McNqbb PHASE 2--Wherein Peter "Sobb¡th Bloody S¡bb¿th? So. . . line that made us want to'be¿t "On Your Own" very much, so sinieter looking." heads Framptol recalls his flirtation our against the wall. There 'cause it's the first song I ever Fatdog the Preacher is the "Yeah, the new Black Sabbath mellotron gtritar with pop stardom via the Herd, was the and wrote that got recorded. gentlest ol' holy rock 'n roller I album." work that clawed at us like his comeuppance into rigor the tnrd - I like "On My IVay Home" all know. In fact, the ding-nigh most "Black Sabbath? Those hob- mortis settin' rock panorama with Humble in. And of course Pie; right. That's pretty good. pleasurable thing I can think of is goblins of cadaver-rock? Oh my, there was lead and his hopeful future with Rick -- singer Ozzie Yeah, it's funny. Very naive lpendin' the eveñing with Fatdog demons and devils and depravity Osborne, bleating out Wiìls and John Siomos in his own his chores lyrics. when he's boogeyin'to the rirusic. --I fear there's no good in it, as the women's roller-derby Frampton's Camel. if I)o you feel your eong writing's He gets the craziest grin on his Hoot, and eh, perhaps unwise for champeen were dancing on his come a long way since Humble mug, shakes his paunch four-to- the young..." face-with her skates on. And the I know it's going bock quite a Pie? the-beat, and waddles around the "Awwww, we're old enough, two of us were lost in the whole ways, but could I ask you o few I'd like to think so. I hope so. room rolling his big questions rectory front Fatdog, and besides, they're just goosebumpey mess. about the Herd Yeah, I think so.'Lyrics have brown eyes and making signs of tryin' to make a buck like you'n (Frampton's recorded And I think it was during first always been my problem, and I the cross on the real good parts. me." "Sabbra Cadabra" that Fatdog groupr f966-69)? VYho were the find it easier and easier to write I go over to his place every He placed the album on the asked what made me choose other guys besides in the band, lyrics. 'Cause I just write what I once in a while to give him hell suspiciously. He you and Andy Bown (Merðury turntable S¡bb¡th Bloody Sabbath instead feêl now. about the church, drink coffee turned up and started to tap of any the hard-rock recording artist)? it other new Do you write most of your and, ultimately, talk about his his toes. "Not bad if one ignores elpees. I waited a spell, and then Gary Taylor and Andrew songs on tour? religion-away-from-Religion, the implications," he said. He shouted back, "Ihe devil made Andrew joined Steele. Steele the I've written a couple of things, Rock'n Roll. turned it up a smidgin' more and me do it!'with a deliberate wink. band at the same time I did. We quite a few things, actually, on "Fatdog," I said to him last began stamping his feet into the He rolled his ol' happy head once were in another band together this tour. Not completed things, night, "I brought ya] a new floor. "To hell with the more and pretended not to hear. discaroo. Why doncha snuff the implications!" I shouted. He But I think he heard me boob-tube and'put it on." turned it up even more with a alright-there was just sompin' He scrutinized the cover lor a devil-may-care smile. about the way he made that last few moments before replying. , There was that throbbing bass sign of the cross...

URIAH HEEP; pictured obove, will:qPPeor Thursdoyr Feb" 7, ot Sellond Areno. Tickets moy be purchosed ot the usuol outlets.

called the Preachers. And the but like skeletons of songs. At Herd were my local gtoup, like sound checks we've run them the local football team. they through. But I do most of it - were voted West Wickham's #1 like, I wrote all the new material group, and I used to go and for the new album - I went to watch 'em. Then, one day they Minorca (island off Spain in the asked me to join. It was either go Mediterranean) for two weeks, to music college or join the Herd. and I h¡d to write - that was it; I And I obviously did the right had to write. It's awful, that, but thing. But Andrew Bown is, if I'm the sort of guy thad, at not my closest friend, then one of school, I got on my report - it my closest friends. I don't see says, "Does only what is him that often because we're necessary - no more." And that's worlds apart now. me (laughs). When I have to do ïVill you it, lll do it. So I wrote everything do anymore session in two weeks, work for him? Whet will the personnel be for I played on his new album that the new ¿lbum "Somethin's isn't out yet, which is the best Happenin'," besides you, John, thing he's ever done. ' really and Rick lViIs (b¿seieü)? I like ,his first two The only person albums. other than the three of us on it is Nicky Yeah, well, the third one, he if Hopkins. trIe played on two gets it released I think there's - tracks. I play piano two record company problems there, on tracks. And that's it. Nickv I don't know. It's not for me to Just /l,lON-THURS say. But on those two tracks. I hope he gets it out Are you soon, 'cause it's great still managed by llee a album, a Anthonv? JAN, 2l-24 really great albu¡ñ. - Yes. V[ho was H. Blaiklev? lVh¿t Ie he sympathetic to your type did he havc lo du with t[e Herdl of sound? I meen, w¡sn't it he It's Ken Howard and Alan who, when he bec¡ne BÌaikley, the managers. maDsger two of Humble Pie, told you cut They wrote songs. to all the down o¡ the ¡coustic nr¡nbe¡s? ASSOCIATED They're just very short-thinking He just made a few alterations managers. They didn't think to like.the first gig we ever did, he send us to : '- America. i changed two numbers around STUDENT EOOKSÍORE lVee the Herd a jn"z-inlludr¡ced - group? the order - and we went down , three times as well as we did the It was to start with. lVe used night before. So we listened. to do Jimmy Smith numbers. But Because the thing was (the he's been in the that and managers) came along, wrote all lb. S.¡¡t. lOtib the hit songs, Top Ten funny bis hair, lipstick, funny clothes- Joe hen and then we had to do all - Îì¡m. Sq¡t. Iltù the hits Dee got-Humble Pie, he onstago. so it turned into a pop didn't group. have anybody else,.and he really ÌYh¡t do you thlnk ol the ronge See Frornpton, P" 7 Lte4 RAIIPAGE l¡m'17,1974

Cosmelo logy prog rem begíns Closses offered Fresno City and ReedleY sorinssemester will be offered in cònju-¡ction with the three other commuluty a television off Gompus communitY sorinc semester. colleses. 'Thõ the coemetology Program will Thã course, HistorY of F be offered by both schools on a offe cont¡actual basis bY one or more the accredit beauty Contract

attend college classes. instruction. required to sPehd six hours Are¿s to be served- include self' during the semester oq eåmpu! Madera, Oakhurst' Kerman, sof taking a mid'term aud a fi¡al Sierra, North Fork, Big Creek' examin¿tion. H; New classes aPProved for students'from the St¿te Center on-sampus offering included 11 at Reedley a¡d frve at Fresuo CitY

Center. Taught by FCC instructors' Droaram, limited to 75 students the cl¿sses carry regular college 'ihe-first program, will studY for eredit and e¡rollment may be three semesters and at the end of 'computer applicatioús, and accomplished at the frrst meeting the cor¡rse should be PrePared introduction to readers theatre. of e¿õh cl¿ss. Cl¡sses to be for the State Board CosmetologY All are credit'offerings. offered ¿re determined bY, In other recent buiineés the sr¡rveJrs conducted each Year in, board of trustees: the area to be served. Enrollment is oPen to anY district resident who has or is over

off-camPus as well as hair care, styling, and 28 cl¿sses treatment skills necessary for will be offered this sPring. More employment as a cosmetologist. th¿n 5ü) persour are exPected to Both colleges will begin e¡¡oll i¡ the M¿der¿ cl¿sses aceepting applications imme- alone. dbtely with applicanLs to be area. Persons who e¡roll in the sereened and counseled regard- The alteration will reduce the off-campus prograns, and in ing cosmetology aud their other pl¿nned number of Parking slots evening cl¿sses generallY, come educational interests. Each õn campus by about 296 sPaces. from diversified backgrounds e¡rollee accepted into the The moïe came after a restudY of and hbve different goals. Some program will also be required to the parkiÍrg needs of the future are pursuing degtees and frnd take at least one regular college cambus iequested bY the the off-campus classes a course each semester comirittee aid Dr. Clyde C. convenient way to continue their The television course for Mc0ully, the college President. college york close to home. Others t¿ke the classes for their own interest or to learn or upd ran new voc Gordening Goutse the- work. dents are expeeted to become The FCC evening division familia¡ with the basic funda- initi¿tÊd the off+ampus program mentals an$ functions of Plants,, to Ínake educational oPPortuni- said instructor Ronald DePrY' ties more rapidly avail¿ble to Students will have the residents in all areas of the

loc¿tions and has grown to nearlY 1,0fi) students in 59 cl¿sses at 13 has planned about five field trips loc¿tions, for his cl¿ss this semester. FCC officials have extended the applieation deadlíne for regular students to Jan. 25.

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Bíl¡ McDonnell' Lony Pofis Ken Comeron Bob Wollert John pfoff How wordd you like to spend ananæd fo¡ interviews for the your entire Eummor in YosemÍte , five etudents, sibilities co¡sisted of oonpleting toli¡d out how well they worked _as Bapger !6¿y all the Natio¡¿l Pa,rh, apply what you recognized the l¿c[ of law forms irecessary-whenl in re¿l life.' h¿ve learned in the el¡ggroon e¡forcement training ever anyone was anested ¿nd Ín Potts also added th¿t when anong the juvenile, and get paid for it ¿ll at the ssme season¿l rangers also and was !þe.case of.a notifying things-didn't work out the way time? receptive to the tnetr parents they should, one eouldn't ask foi ide¿. All five juve IIe also had Th¿t is exaetly what five students sent up to be to drive the a. better-groupof guys to help ceeond-year police ecience ma- inten¡iewed impress-ed nof "paddy wagon" some 60 miles to tnem tha¡ the perma¡ent Ranger and jors did thb l¡st summer. îhey Brady and werè hired for lhe tÞe Mariposa County Jail Bangers. a¡e Ken Cameron, Larty Potts, sumner, whenever persoDs had to be held Bob W¿llert, Bill McDonne[ and Potts ¿nd McDonnell e overnight, or whenever I peunn were d Joh¡ Pfatr to was arrested on a felony charge. e John also was the five wêre hired as in was worki¡g used in undercover ¡easo¡¿l U.S. park rangers and an uhdercover assignments a¡id learned to live ey assignment, he decided to by his wits, worked as law enforcement as Whitt said. speeialists, which included work ha All five of the students a¡e ors and his veterans of the Viet Nam elass." to McDonell also added that his i¡struc- eover. when the suurmer was over, tors Tom [rhitt ¡nd Dan Klotz, everyone felt he hsd le.å¡ned ,the i¡st¡ustoro in FCCs police mucb more than he had science prograrn, worked as l¡w -to lexas. . anticipatcd. e¡foreeme¡t specialists for the Some of the comments m¿de' Carperon: 'I feel it w¿s a summer of '?2 aud discovered by the students upon their privilege to get thÍs type work there was almost a tot¿l lack of return were: because the experience reeeived t¡aining in performance of basic e Pack was an.edue¿tion in itself." police techniques anong the duties. one of Cameron also st¿t¿d th¿t alt sesson rSngers. Cameron and Wallert were had in free my goal l¡hitt cont¿ctcd Valley Dis- assigaed.to the L¿w Enforce- to be a law e¡foreement and officer. It was a chanee t{cü Ranggr Jim Brady and mgn-.! O_fE9E s¡r crimin¿l investi- to try out thiugs ld_þrned in cl¿si .thq and !.here- wa9 no shortage åH "up thar." "f

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Tuesday Thursday Jan. 22 Jan. 24 Al I classes Al I classes Al I classes Al I classes Al I classes rEeting at: meetlng 6:00 to àt: mecting at: npetlnà ât: maet¡ng at: 7:00 iltlF

8:00 Dally Dal 8:00 a.m. 9:00 ly 10i00 Daíly 8:00 HUF 7:30 TTh 9:00 l,ll.tF TTh 8:00 llll 9:00 10:00 t{tlF 9:00 l.tW 10:00 Ht{ to 8:00 H 8:00 TTh ' 9:00 ltt 9:30 TTh f 0: 00 l{trlTh 8:00 F 8:00 T 9:00 F l0:00 F I HTt'lTh !00 8:00 Th 9:00 HTWTh 9:50 a.m. 8:00 llt/ThF 8rl0 tlF l2:00 Dal ly '10:00 a.m. l:0O Daily l2 :00 Hl"lF 10:00 TTh I ¡ 00 HhrF l2:00 t{}IThF l0: 00 T l:00 Hhr l2 : 00 l{t/ l:00 F 12 :00 üF l0:30 TTh 12 :00 H l2:00 F

2:00 TTh 2:00 tlltF :00 lfl,,F 3:00 Ht{F l:00 TTh 2:00 Th 2:00 Hll :00 lll'l 3:00 lM 2:00 l{ :00 lffh 3:00 tl l:30 TTh 2:30 TTh 2:00 HTUTh :00 l{TldTh 3:00 t{T}l 2:00 l{TtlF :00 l{ 3:00 l{TUTh :00 t{ :00 F Page 6 RAMPAGE Jarn.17,1974 Rams drub Beoverjt host COS lcst nighr

week. Alan Caeton had 11 and 16 Ram basketballers hit the the standpoint of Perlbrmance," said coach John Toomasian' for the same games, and Del White had 12 and 10. Bruce Boyd bucketed only eight points on Saturday night, but accounted for 13 rebounds and 13 assists. Fresno sought their second Sacramento CitY College earlier straight conference win last in the week. night when they entertained from "It was our biggest win College of the Sequoias.

@ Grapplers win' KememDer!rt flf t prepcre I V COUTSe for If,lC Even the tightest schedule leaves room lor a convenient and individual way to earn credit spring semester .[he college Fresno CitY College to individual matchups, he through Fresno City College. The said, "There wrestling are some places The college will offer a importan where we can't beat lhem and college credit course on some where they against can't touch us. "Híst.ory of the Theatre," a The others are pretty even." professionally prepared defeating Fresno's 45-3, and Ernie Flores had course that will show the home town fans screaming when history of the development of last week. he scored lost for seoson? Coach Bill Musick's wrestlers a dramatic win on tho dramalic art form from its Wednesday over last week's S¿n travelled to Modesto WednesdaY origins to the latest trends in The Roms' bosketboll fortunes hove for their first league meeting Joaquin Vallcy SporLswriters' JC theatre. with last year's conference crown athletc of the week Alex The class will be offered been hurt by o knee iniury suffered Hernandez. Hc winners. Both teams were managed to take from 6:25 a.m. to 6:55 a.m. him d<¡wn with jusl, by storting center Steve Johnston in undefeated in league so far. six seconds Monday, Wednesday, and left to win 5-4. Modesto was 4-0 and Fresno was Friday mornings on KFSN- the Modesto Tournoment. Johnston Frosno will entcrtain Sacra- 3-0. TV, Channel 30, beginning mento Cil,y College tomorrow will be out of oction severgl weeks, Musick thought Fresno's night at p.m. F'eb. 4. chances were good, and referring 7 in the Gym. ïf not for the rest of the seoson. Admission is [ree.

TOOKING There is a shelf tag for each At school openings, to Provide course, which gives the course for changes in courses, text number, the author and title and books are returnable WITH TOR A instructor. A required book is a RECEIPT during the free droP must for the course. A period. They are returnable for recommended book is one which full value only if they are in NEW the professor feels would be a condition. Do not write your BOOK? useful and valuale addition. It is name in a book if there is anY not a must; its purchase depends question that you might change upon the student's interest. the course, and do not make Recommended books will be on notes in it. If you have written the text shelves during semester your name in the book or made opening but will be designated as any notes, the book is a used "recommended only." book and you can be refunded only one-half the new retail price.

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From poge 3 be playing with on the next tour? and it lookst like it's third time It's been rumored that we 'molded us. I mearr, just lucky -- the Herd, Humble we might be touring with Yes, but Pie. . .I won't say more.(laughs). needed a bit of direction. that's just a rumor. .That would Everyone Better not talk. in the band now would be really nice, 'cause they draw a 9yn up to that. He didn't stop us really nice audience, a sort of doing acoustic numbers. He jaid. listening audience. 'Cause I "There's time for that, later." really-like to play something pie to And I fully expect Humble to an audience so they listen. I dõn't do that one day, too, Yeah, that'is why I left. because know, to You don't hove any Steve does incredible acoustic regrets? them, ith I did before I got the band them, to together, and I'd pick up the just tic paper and "oh, what have just - I numbers. I like to build it up. lone!" (laughs) But no once I They - want to stand uÞ, and we got back on the road, it was a do like doing rock 'n' roll. I mean, different story. I wouldn't have been in Humble Would you sey you're eetieüed, Aliens, reg¡ster Pie if I didn't like rock 'n' roll. I then? just want to do everything now, I'm much happier, put it that Foreign students are reminded butyou can't. You can't. It's just way. I'm really happy. I haven't by Admissions Dean Ward feeling like a group now. been this happy ever. I'm really Lasher that all aliens must From listening to "VYind of knocked out with the band, the report their current addresses to Change," I get the impreseion people in it, the management, the you the federal government each that regard your departure agency, the recording comDany - January. from Humble Pie ¡s d turning touch wood. It's just that,UweTe Postcards with the correct point Ín your life. Was it thet form and notification address way? - just may be picked up at any Yeah. It was do or die, really. I t hope postoffice branch, filled out and didn't know how it would go. But 'cause mailed. I had to do it, I had to find out.

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