Learning Center may be added to FC By BRUCE WADMAN ple coming to college can't even Learning Center from home and gett Hornet Staff Writer read nast the third grade level. heln on iust about anvthing. 1. x ...A. j ...... , Those people come; they don't stay One doesn't have to have low test "Anything is possible with im- long, but they come." scores to use the Center, according agination," Don Reimann, head of Although not yet passed by the to Reimann. It can be used by the remedial reading program said. North Orange County Community anyone: middle range students with It's with this imagination that he has College District, the Learning spot difficulties, ESL students, created a Learning Skills Center Center has a few nice aspects. One is students in remedial courses and program. However, to get the most that it's not set up as a class; in low-range students. out of it will demand a student body other words, if after five weeks one Reimann, the Stu- sacrifice. According to finds he can't handle the class, he would be the best possi- "If all goes my way," Reimann dent Center simply comes into the Center and the fact that the Stu- said, "we can have a good part of it ble spot despite picks up on what is needed, rather as it is presently known done next fall." dent Center than waiting until the next semester would be non-existent. "His way" includes about 8,000 for a new remedial class. square feet of floor space. He The way the Center has been put Extended Opportunities, Pro- doesn't want to tear down any together has the possible makings of grams and Services (EOPS) would buildings, or build any up. He wants a winner. "We went to 14 different be relocated in the temporary to use a building already standing, colleges to look at their Learning buildings by the finance buildings, and the building that best fits this Centers, and we picked the best pro- and Student Government and Stu- size requirement is the Student grams from each one to use in dent Affairs might possibly be mov- Center Building. ours," Reimann said. ed to the same place, Reimann said. When asked why even have a One of these programs comes "If I had to choose between Learning Skills Center at FC from Saddleback College. It's called academic survival and the status Reimann stated that student scores the "telephone hotline." What it quo, I think I'd rather have on the School and College Aptitude does is allow the student to call the change," Reimann commented. Test (SCAT) have dropped dramatically in the last 10 years. According to Reimann, in 1967, 14 percent of those taking the test wound up in the high portion (upper 20 percent), and 23 percent wound KID STUFF-FC's Child Care Center treated it's parachute. Other children took turns lifting the up in the lower portion. In 1976, preschool tots to some pre-spring fun Thursday out on parachute. with the same test, tragic results the Quad. The kids shown are tossing Nerf balls on a Photo by Liz Riley became visible, 6 percent did well enough to reach the high portion, while 45 percent were in the low. And in 1976, 73 percent of the total students didn't qualify for English lA. Reimann feels that this is due to the fact that the average child wat- ches 6,000 hours of television before he's in kindergarten. "By watching TV, the child gets the impression that life is a game, and you never have to work. When both parents work, as is common now, TV becomes a babysitter, which doesn't get a child ready for school." Reimann claims that "Some peo- After five minutes Mutual Agency nixed By BRUCE WADMAN nearest ticket outlet is? 2) Did you agency was reinstated, received 387 possible location for the Learning Hornet Staff Writer know that FC had a Mutual Ticket votes (84 percent). Skills Center. Agency until last week? and 3) If FC The survey sent the Senate into a The A.S. formed its own Learn- "It's going to upset the student were to reinstate this service, would five minute debate, during which ing Center Committee to research body," Senator-at-Large Rick Krug you take advantage of buying time Senator-at-Large Darrian the issues involved with the Learn- Jacquelyn Malone said when the Associated Student tickets there? Straube called the questionnaire ing Skills Center. Senate dissolved, once and for all, According to Jacki Hampton, The first question Krug con- "An absurd representation of the the Mutual Ticket Agency from the A.S. Senate; due to the subjectivity chairperson of that committee, the campus. sidered irrelevant to the final results Learning Center will use the entire Campus center "I just asked it to see of the questions." One suggestion of the survey. space of the Student Center in- At the Senate meeting Tuesday,; how many people would answer made during. the debate was to in- cluding the student government of- Krug announced the results of a with the campus agency." vestigate other services to use in fices, KFCR and the Women's survey he- conducted in hopes of place of the ticket agency. offers job info rescinding the decision made by The second question was When the debate concluded, the Center. "I think the question that needs the A.S. to discontinue the agency. answered no 322 times out of 460 voting began, and Mutual went and catalogs to be answered," said Hampton, By BARRY KIVI The newspapers Krug asked three questions in this (70 percent). Question three, regar- down again. Hornet Staff Writer Career Center's "Is do we really need such a complete the survey: 1) Do you know where the ding possible ticket sales if the ticket After the meeting, Krug blasted available information. There may the A.S. decision, and the A.S. center?" Have you ever had questions Other members of that committee be found news articles on career in- "The Senate doesn't care about about a certain career and did not formation in Southern California what the students want. They just are: Patti Dahms, Sharon Tokai, Steve Pezzini and Vice-President know where to find the informa- along with guides to the different try to make the meetings short, and tion? colleges in the area. move issues in and out quickly, Lisbeth Keeton.. Many students in this same All of these departments combined without giving them much during the meeting Other action predicament have turned to the create a very complete source of involved the Senate vote to dismiss thought." Career Information Center in the career information. Also at the meeting, Jonathan Senator-at-Large Laura Phelps on a William T. Boyce Library. Brostrom, A.S. president, announc- conflict of interest charge. The A.S. Located on the second floor, the ed that the Master Plans Committee claims that Phelps doesn't attend Career Information Center makes is beginning preliminary investiga- enough meetings. The Senate voted available to the student, informa- Inside tions for the Student Center as a yes on the dismissal. tion on hundreds of career fields and related jobs. The Dragon's claws-China has in- Such facilities as books, vaded Viet Nam and the balance of microfilm, reference materials, a power in Asia is shifting rapidly. A News Briefs career table, a pamphlet file, student gives his views on the 9 to 5 newspaper sections and catalogs are rat race in society today. World Vietnamese picnic-The Vietnamese at the student's disposal. hunger and apathy are examined Bare bellies-North Orange Coun- Jacquelyn Malone, Career Center ty's YMCA will be offering begin- Association of Fullerton College along with the demise of the FC will be holding a picnic and discus- spokesperson, mentioned that, Mutual Ticket Agency, on page 2. ner and intermediate classes in belly "Although many students are now dancing. sion of future activities at Hillcrest Park on Feb. 25. using the center, there are still many Kathy Stradley, who will be in- students that are not aware of the Students are welcome to bring structing the class, is a member of information available to them." Hornet ."happy days"-The year Photo their families, friends, food and by Marshall White the Chandrika dancers. The troup Just a few of the career books was 1954 as Jack Hayes, a former drinks with them to the picnic. performs throughout Orange and available include occupations such FC student reveals what it was like Those planning to attend the Los Angeles Counties. as nursing, music, accounting, to be a student FC student wins picnic/conference can meet other here during the era Classes begin on March 29, conti- bookkeeping and secretarial work. just after World War II. What do participants at the tennis courts at nuing for six weeks. Beginner Located at the Career Table are drama students have to learn about the corner of Chapman and classes meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m., in- many catalogs and files on different applying stage Berkeley Avenues at 10 a.m. makeup? Find out Triangle contest termediate classes will meet from careers. For example, "Catalyst," is this and more on pages 4 and 5. By VICKY BYERS and welding. He has a general 7:30 to 9 p.m. Diabetes Seminar-The American a file of booklets containing infor- News Asssistant education curriculum and hopes Information and registration is Diabetes Association has scheduled mation on careers for women. Most people do not associate to be a welder. Smith also works available through Kris Mitchell at a meeting at St. Joseph's Hospital, The Career Table also contains Take me out to the picture the Bermuda Triangle with good nights as a driver for Cito the North Orange County YMCA, 1111 Stewart Drive, Orange, on the the newly acquired, "Vital Informa- show-Thoughts on recent movie luck. John Smith, a student at Pathology, a firm that picks up 2000 Youth Way, Fullerton, or by problems associated with diabetes. tion for Education and Work releases from Richard Pryor to Fullerton College, does. and delivers blood and medical calling 879-9622. Speaking at the March 13 meeting (VIEW)," which is a file of Superman; acknowledging the Smith is the winner of the supplies for lab work. will be Alan Levy, a clinical microfilm cards containing infor- demise of progressive rock, one KBPK-sponsored Bermuda Although he won't recieve his psychologist; Bea Edquist, R.N., mation on careers available in critic lists 10 favorite songs in the Triangle contest. Contestants prize until March 1, he is already Scholarships-Applicants wishing Orange County, other colleges in genre; reports on recent concert ac- to receive a Lena and Fay Scholar- Diabetes Teaching Nurse; Samuel were asked to draw, paint, or accumulating new albums. "I Mayeda, M.D., an Endocrinologist; the area, the U.S. Military and tion and new record releases keep sketch their concept of the Ber- ship should apply at the Financial tabs on rock's future directions, all already have a lot of old records. Aid Office in Room T5J. and Terry Steinberg, M.D., also an various colleges and universities muda Triangle. Last week I got the Beatle's Endocrinologist. throughout the country. in the entertainment section, pages 6 The first prize was a JVC White Album for my birthday," All applicants must be receiving For reference materials, the and 7. an FC Associate of Arts degree by The group will discuss the topic, stereo system, courtesy of RCA. Smith said. "All I have right "Reader's Guide" and other of this year, with plans to "The Doctor-Patient Struggle: or Second and third runners-up now is a clock radio and a cou- June periodicals give information on the transfer to a four-year college for how to Lose the Battle and Win the received Van Dyke easels by ple of Jensen speakers. They latest educational research. A tough break-FC's basketball the fall, 1979 semester. War. Eberhart Faber. crank up pretty loud, though." The meeting will be in basement The pamphlet file, consisting of team missed an opportunity to move Smith, whose entry of an oil The Bermuda Triangle entries Upper division juniors may also meeting rooms A,B,C. Any addi- some 4,000 up-to-date pamphlets on into a first place tie with Orange painting copped the first prize, is were on exhibit at the Anaheim apply, however, graduates have' tion information can be obtained by 300 different careers, makes up a Coast by dropping a 72-63 decision twenty years old and not an art Plaza Mall last weekend. RCA priority. Applications must be contacting the field office of the large portion of the Career Center. to the Pirates. The Hornets now are major. His 10-hour school week will now choose an entry to returned, completed, to the Finan- American Diabetes Association at The pamphlets may be checked out two games behind in the standings includes classes in weight-lifting display in their offices. Page 8. -. 0 cial Aid Office no later than April 8. (714) 639-4912. for two days. with two left. See 2-Friday, Feb. 23, 1979 Hornet Never say die

Opinions from readers are welcome in the form of letters to the Hornet. Let- ters should not exceed 300 words and must be signed and submitted to Room 512 by noon on the Tuesday prior to desired date of publication. We reserve the at eternity style and libel considerations. shot edit letters to conform to space, A right to All unsigned editorials represent a majority of editorial staff opinion. Views ex- BY GREG BRATOFF The door-to-door air condition- Moreover, my father is a custo- pressed in signed editorials are the author's, not necessarily the Hornet's. Hornet Staff Writer ing job I quit because I found dian. He holds a degree in The Hornet is edited and published weekly, except during summer months, plans to write a book 1exam periods and school holidays, by the Journalism Department of Fullerton myself at odds with my sanity. My psychology, College, 321 E. Chapman Av., Fullerton, Ca. 92634. It is jointly financed as a ser- I am almost there. I have but sanity told me the job stunk, so I on child development, spent several Svice by the Hornet Business Office, the Associated Students and the college ad- three or four years left before peo- quit. It distressed me to no end to years teaching a foreign language in ministration. The Hornet is printed at the Midway Press, 10620 South Pioneer ple raise their eyebrows when I tell try to con barely middle-class a San Francisco college, but for Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, Ca., and is a member of the Associated Collegiate have a steady housewives into making a lifetime now, at 55, he picks up trash left Press and the California Newspaper Publishers Association. them, "No, I don't job." investment. It distressed me to see behind by the messiest of humans, I don't want a steady job. I don't people's smiles fade at the sight of high school kids. want the eight-to-five behind-the- my false "you can trust me" leer. My father once said: "It ^ ^______desk monotony that (oh, yes) I am (custodial labor) is the noblest of cut out for. The only job I don't remember professions. To be a custodian is to The only job I've been able to with disgust is my breif brush with make something clean again." hold down for more than three janitorial labor. I wish I had the guts to say I months was one where I was able to Some of my most inspired wouldn't mind being a custodian. The dragon's claws come in when I felt like it, and leave thoughts came to me while scrubb- At this point in my life, I am by the same schedule. ing toilet seats. I thought it was just mustering up the guts to take a shot News of war is always frightening, no matter how bases, let's not put it past the Chinese to hope to pit us But it had to end. Then I had me, but no, some of the most at eternity, be a famous writer, rock distant the bomb bursts. To many Americans, China's and the Soviets against each other. others: janitor, 2 weeks; making egg thoughtful people I know are star, revolutionary, anything that invasion of Vietnam evoked sickeningly familiar vi- What better way of going about it can there be? cartons, graveyard shift, one and a janitors. gets into the history books. I want sions of draft cards and body counts. Vietnam is Russia's friend, and a sore spot on half months; selling central air con- to do something lasting. America's history. By invading it, China has put a ditioners ($25,000) door to door, At times, during frequent late- China claims to have invaded Vietnam for the pur- strain on the proverbial Russian patience. three days; marking up yellow page night stints at the newspaper, a But if that fails, I know what I'll pose of punishing it for border violations. However, What better time could there be to do it? Is it not ads, two weeks, and the present one, custodian wanders in and talks. No do. I'll be a janitor. It is a divine ad- their timing seems to be strange. Strategically, the time strange that China chose a time of unrest in the Middle sorting tax returns. bull escapes those janitorial lips. mittance of the futility of human was perfect, since Vietnam has concentrated its East and possible advances in the S.A.L.T. talks to in- The yellow page ads job I quit One custodian, spying the solitary endeavor-to make things tem- strongest offensive units in Cambodia, but politically, vade a small war-torn nation? Also, the United States because a buzzer told me when to light of the Hornet office one rainy porarily clean again. the invasion is ill-timed. would be a bit hesitant in reprimanding a new-found eat lunch. By the second week I night, walked in and gave me the Yet it is also the noblest thing a One disturbing thought is ignored-China's main friend. noticed that the buzzer induced most lucid complaint on present-day man can do, to clean up another's foe is the Soviet Union. China is hungry for expan- For some reason, Americans feel they have the up- salivation. So, I quit. morality I have yet heard. mess. sion; Siberia is a convenient place to expand into. per hand in any political intrigue they get into; that If we (the United States) are to ascribe militant foreign governments are not capable of deceiving our tendencies onto the Soviets, why suddenly trust the common sense. Chinese?. China has never expressed a consistent It just may be that China is leading us by the nose. If foreign policy, and many believe"it is opting for more the Soviet Union and the United States were to cross power in the Far and Middle East. To trust a nation horns, China may be around to pick up the pieces. with such military potential blindly is foolhardy. In the interests of a stable world balance, the United Obviously, there are only two nations standing in States must make friendly advances towards the Soviet the way of China's alleged intent to expand: the Soviet Union. And, most important, we must stay out of any Union and the United States. Just to cover all our conflicts our new-found friends in the East muster up. In memoriam0 It is with a sigh of regret that we witness the death of took only five minutes for the outlet to die. But it did a campus. It is a death whose progress is barely not die a natural death. discernable, like a creeping cancer that is only evident It was mercilessly killed after 387 students said they in the final throes of a dwindling consciousness. would use it. It was cold-bloodedly slaughtered after This campus isn't fun anymore. 322 students said they didn't even know the outlet ex- The most recently deceased limb of a human campus isted. They didn't know they could buy a ticket to vir- is the late Mutual Ticket Agency outlet. tually any rock concert without driving for miles and Yes! We had one! Tucked away in a dark corner standing in lines, right after hearing about the concert next to the Senate offices, which is right next to the from a friend on campus. john in the Student Center. They didn't know because the Senate did not adver- But it's not there anymore. tise, did not inform the students. They didn't even put The Associated Students Senate, which are a bunch up a simple sign in a frequented place on campus. of students just like us, playing politicians, sent it to an That's several counts of homicidal agency- ignoble grave last Tuesday. The reason was they were slaughter, preceded by several counts of homicidal losing money on it, as much as $6.29 per transaction. negligence. "If thine right arm offendeth thee..." But they knew why the outlet was losing money for them. Not Rick Krug, the only senator who acted directly in the enough people were using it. students' interests, later had the guts to say, "The They are telling us it is our own fault. Senate doesn't care about what the students want." It But Senator-at-large Rick Krug gave the agency one certainly seems that way. We knock on wood when we last stand. He questioned over 400 students, asking regretfully predict that Krug won't last much longer as them, first, if they knew that the outlet existed here at senator. He's too interested in what the students want. FC, and second, whether they would use it now that The issue on the Senate floor last Tuesday was that they know. Seventy percent answered no to the first, the Senate was losing money in providing us with a ser- and 84 percent answered yes to the second. vice. But what is the Senate here for? To serve us, or to Krug presented these statistics to the Senate, and make money? It seems the quickest to pass the floor five minutes later the agency was dead. are the proposals that promise "moolah" in exchange Senator-at-large Darrian Straube called Krug's last for services rendered. stand "an absurd representation of the Senate, due to Thank you, Rick Krug, for your staunch, though the subjectivity of the questions." That means that futile stand. And let us observe a minute of silence for Krug asked a straight question 460 times, and received the passing of an obscure, but warm and human little 460 straight answers from students just like us. And it office on this stiffening campus. Hunger's allies: apathy and ignorance

By RICHARD STANCLIFF 28 people die each minute from star- daily from an invisible killer- are others out there, quietly observ- the country, like down south and in could to organizations (it's tax Editorial Editor vation and related hunger reasons in hunger? ing, and perhaps wondering what the Appalachians as well. deductable) like World Vision, more the world today, or in the past five While I watched the film, grimac- they could do to help. This isn't right. These people lives cofild be saved. What's more, Last Friday, I and perhaps 10 years more people have died as a ing as children died in their mother's Which leads us to the next ally don't deserve that kind of existance. we would be fulfilling duty that all other students saw a film in the stu- consequence of starvation than arms, I was reminded of a time that supports starvation: ignorance. There are several organizations that people should have towards one dent center. It was about world from all the wars, revolutions and when I saw a similar scenario in Viet This one is really dangerous, help. World Vision (an international another. hunger. Meanwhile, there were murders in the last 150 years on this Nam. because it has already contributed to organization) is one. Bangladesh is often seen as about 40 people (a conservative planet. I passed through many little more deaths than the Atomic bomb. It is a nonprofit interdenomina- hopeless. Yet, with a program of estimate) lingering outside, eating How could those people even villages where children, who looked Ignorance is a two-headed threat. tional outreach of Christians who land reform and small-farmer sup- and passing the time of day. know that while they stood around like bloated bags of flesh with stick- On one side you have the people are taking positive steps in the war port, costing about $6 billion in aid, They were spared from a lot of munching on snacks that one billion like arms and legs, would run up to who are so out of contact with against famine. Founded in 1950, it could, within 15 years, become a harsh realities. Their minds were (one-quarter of the world's popula- us begging for food. Those world events that they don't realize World Vision has six basic self-sufficient, rice-exporting na- unencumbered with statistics like: tion) is malnourished and 12,000 die memories will never lose their im- people are starving to death every ministries which serve 2.3 million tion. pact. day. people a year. The croplands of Japan were once I realized, then and now, that On the other side, you have the Without them and similar inferior to those of northern India. starvation may be a direct cause of "What do I cares?" and the organizations, there would be no Today Japan's food grain yield per death. But without its shadowy "That's not my problem." These hope. But those who work for ..acre is five times that of India. allies, this grim messenger couldn't individuals are fond of coming up organizations of this nature are fac- According to "Food First: Staff operate. with clever cliches like, "They (star- ing a monumental task. Beyond the Myth of Scarcity," by The first and foremost ally is ving people) multiply like rabbits They must look at our lavish in- Frances Moore Lappe and Joseph apathy. It stalks the streets of the and it's their own fault they don't difference with impatience and Collins, "The world is producing, enough to eat," and other each day, two pounds of grain, or Co-Editors in Chief...... Greg Bratoff, MaryEllen rich, granting them protection from have Greenhalgh more than 3,000 calories for every Managing Editor...... Debi Shulkatis the evils that devil the poor. harmful myths. People are dying in the News Editor...... Rick Jones By not caring, those who have They, when confronted with the man, woman and child on earth." News Assistant ...... Vicky Byers their hand- land of plenty as well There is hope for these people Editorial Editor...... enough and their richer counter- topic of hunger, pull out Richard Slancliff when starvation Editorial Assistant...... Steve Koster parts turn their heads from the fate book of misconceptions and rattle as nations like Africa, is confronted with Feature Editor...... Eileen Kinter of their fellow human beings. off lines like they were the gospel. and South concern. You and I can help by Feature Assistant...... Sharon Lijinsky people are dying because India donating whatever monies we can Entertainment Editor...... Warren We at Fullerton are no strangers Actually Kloba governments, and by passing on the word Entertainment Assistant...... Priscilla Mayfield to apathy. We acknowledge (with a of politics, unjust America to Sports Editor...... John Acevedo yawn or two) that it rears its head changing weather patterns (causing others. If we can only keep our Sports Assistant...... Jay Paris during our sporting events and elec- droughts in some areas while engulf- disappointment. They might even be minds and hearts open, it would Photo Editor...... Marshall White in floods), inflation, curious as to what makes the victims make for a better world. Business Manager...... MaryEllen Greenhalgh tions. ing others Office Manager...... An Nguyen If someone were interested dwindling resources (causing fuel of apathy tick. Politics, apathy, ignorance and Typesetter...... Ruth W eiland enough, we could build a stylized and fertilizers in underdeveloped Someday we may have to face the myths can be overcome. Donald form countries to be unaffordable), problem of famine. What then? Robert Perry Marquis, a writer, Reporters: Jean Clemens, Bette-Jean Darst, Tammy Eaton, Randy Everett, Cynthia sculpture of apathy: a human Gross, Terry Hutchens, William Joy, Barry Kivi, Mike Martinez, Eric von Mizener, reclining in a lounge chair bloated malnutrition, disease, illiteracy, Some people choose not to worry once said, "I have noticed that Bruce Wadman, plus Journalism 20 AB classes with indulgence, in the center of the lack of equipment for farming and about things until confronted with when chickens quit quarreling over unemployment. them. By the time a food shortage food, they often find that there is Cartoonists: John Benson, Toby Campbell quad. It would seem more appropriate People are dying in the land of did hit, these people would be un- enough for all of them. I wonder if Photographers: Jim Max, Dan Gomez, Liz Riley, Mark Yamamoto than the "Bug God" that now plenty as well as nations like Africa, prepared. it might not be the same with the reigns, a clumsy relic of the past, India and South America. Accor- Try going without food for 24 human race." Advertising Staff: Vicky Byers, Richard Esparza, Sharon Lijinsky, Bernie Olivera, census hours or even 48 hours. While your I would like Lisa Parks, Dana Rivera, Richard Stancliff, plus 26 AB classes signifying spirit. ding to U.S. Governmental to think we are I should point out, though, that (1977) figures, there were more than stomach is growling for food, try nobler than chickens. Advances in there is a minority, here on campus, 53,000 people, 65 and over living imagining you are an Ethiopian modern technology and medicine Adviser: Larry Taylor poverty level in child that has gone for 20 days are occuring Photo Adviser: Lew Barrett that cares. below national every day. They only Ten of them went to the World Philadelphia alone. Malnutrition without food. It's not pleasant. need to be shared with those who

, - Hunger seminar last Friday. There and starvation stalk other areas of If we all tried to donate what we need them. Hornet Friday, Feb 23, 1979-3 Calendar FRIDAY

Year of the child-The Orange County Mental Health Association is sponsoring a series of workshops on "Children's Issues in the Year of the Child." The first will be "Parenting and Developmental Guidance," today at 9:30 a.m. in Santa Ana. Reservations will be required. For further information call 871-800 ext. 311 or go to the Student Affairs Office.

Rodgers Et Hammerstein- "South Pacific" will be performed tonight by the Long Beach Civic Light Opera at the Jordan Theatre, 6500 Atlantic Ave. in Long Beach. This classic musical, which has won countless honors, runs through March 11. Ticket prices range from $4.00 to $9.50. Call 12131 432-7926 for information and times.

Genetic knowledge- "Voters pipeline" will explore the modern medical knowledge of genetics and what women of child-bearing age should know about it at 7:30 p.m. on KOCE-TV, Channel 50.

SATURDAY

Youth Conference-M. E.Ch. A. and E.O.P.S. are co-sponsoring workshops, films, speakers and displays to inform the youth of Orange County today in the Student Center JAZZ ENSEMBLE-Members of the FC Jazz Ensemble are, from left: beginning at 7:30 a.m. For further information call 871-800 ext. 300. bassist Jim Fowler and drummer Matt Johnson, guitarist Gary Drysdale, "Show of Shows-50 will host two Show of Shows-At 8 p.m. tonight, Fullerton College will present saxophonists Allen Palmer and Bob Pace. The Jazz Ensemble Years of Broadway" in the FC Campus Theatre. The show will include choir and chorus concerts, March 2 and 3. Photo courtesy of Jazz Ensemble selections from musicals such as "Oklahoma," "South Pacific" and "My Fair Lady." Tickets are $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for students and will be available from the Bursar's office or the theatre box office from 7 p.m. Call 871-8000, ext. 336 or 337 for further information. Jazz Ensemble to MONDAY

Grade pickup-Grade slips for the fall semester will be available to students today in the host two concerts Administration Building. You must have 1.D. to pick up your grades; none will be issued to proxy. By VICKY BYERS improvisation," stated Blackley. A called "Liquid," which was ar- News Assistant tune TUESDAY SECOND PLACE-Oran W. Osa (far left), president of the California ranged by Bobby Mustol, will pre- Newspaper Publishers Association, presents a general excellence award for Fullerton College's Jazz Ensem- sent Allen Palmer on tenor sax and the Hornet to MaryEllen Greenhalgh and Dean McCleskey, last semester's ble and the Jazz Combo will host Mike O'Hern on trumpet. Mental Retardation- "They Aren't Like Us?" A program documenting a changing trend managing editor and editor-in-chief, respectively. The award was presented 2 and 3 in the will air at 8 p.m. on KOCE-TV, two concerts March The 8 p.m. concerts will also in- in the treatment of people with developmental disabilities at the CNPA's yearly conference, which was held Feb. 15 thropugh 17 at Theatre. Channel 50. Campus clude a solo by drummer Matt the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Photo by Lew Barrett The Jazz Ensemble, under the Johnson on a song called "Beyond meets at 1 p.m. in Room 706. will One more time- the AS. -Senate direction of Terry Blackley' Category."~ feature pieces by various artists in- IA cluding Weather Report, Chick Tickets for the event are $1.50 for WEDNESDAY Corea and Stevie Wonder. students, $2.50 for adults and free The program, entitled "Another to AS card holders. Tickets may be Be counted-Cast your ballot in the AS. elections today, tomorrow and Friday. Elections Star," will be a combination of purchased either at the Bursar's Of- will be held in the Quad during the day and in the patio at night. vocal jazz, big band and what fice or from Jazz Band members. i~ Blackley calls, "a swing-rock fu- sion." The concert will be a real variety 'package." Wholesale Prices The Jazz Ensemble will perform Men's Jeans & Coordinates- "Another Star," by Stevie Wonder. FASTEN WITH by The piece, which will. be performed CLIFFSITES! Levi -Lee-Tobias-Leggs by v~ocalist Jeri Hagen, was arrang- Casual or Dress ed by FC student Dah Radlauer. for The show will include many dif- ferent styles of music, from the You can buy car stereos, speakers, clocks, tachs through my special pro- funky "Brand X" to the spicy latin- gram. Send $1 (refundable with 1st order) for latest catalogue... influenced "Gazpacho," also com- Cal-West Electronics, 2520 Coronado, Fullerton, Ca. 93635 posed by Radlaur. "Gazpacho" will feature solos by lead guitarist Gary Drysdale and Steve Kraus on trumpet. Exam time or any Gal's Shoppe "The- program will vary 'in direc- time, Cliffs Notes .i. s. for her- tion. It 'will -incorporate works from can help you earn Ditto's-Lady Wrangler-Levi-h major artists, top 40, as well as better grades in Blouses by: Levi- Kennington originals and a lot of literature. Our com- Byer-Langtry-Lady Wrangler plete stock covers most frequently Packs- SAVE THE WHALE assigned novels, Sleeping Bags-Back General Whale sends free anti-whaling plays and poems. Complete Line of Accessory Items information to schools. We pay for it by Get the ones you b pins. ~~, selling need today. FULLERTON Newspapers * help us by GET CLIFFS NOTES 112 E.Commonwealth ~~~>( 9 running this ad. HERE: 525-5544 Pw ter Pin 0-0 ANAHEIM WEST ANAHEIM EAST 2131 West Lincoln Ave. 114 East Lincoln Ave. - 'i 535-7835

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A CEMENT HAT?-The latest hat from (plaster of) Paris is modeled by Greg Coats. The cement will eventually be the mold for the mask. Theater shows face

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G 7 Asa ' By STEVE KOSTER Hornet Staff Writer A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK-Student Mike Ross displays the finished product: Hn SfWthis casting plaster look-alike.

The demands of the performing artist are infinite. In addition to t ... natural talent and a sound general. S"education, many specific skills must ::: : Y.. .. be developed. i .. The actor must learn to walk properly, speak clearly, and dance; he must study different styles of act- ;:::ing, improvisation and develop a good knowledge of theater history. When all these skills have been perfected, the performer must then rely on his body, in particular his face, to project the physical role to 31 . the audience. The vital link between the artist and audience is stage makeup. This final tool, when properly used, allows the performer to ultilize his face to project his role to the audience. Without this skill all other aspects of his training are bad- ly undermined. "I THINK I'LL ADD A DIMPLE"-Final adjustments being made to clay The Theater Arts Department at mask before applying plaster. Fullerton College, under the direc- tion of Todd Glen, offers a course in theater make-up.

The class instructs students in col- or shades available and different techniques in applying make-up. The more advanced students, like the ones pictured here, make teosptrd faces by usingee their mk±rbsculptured own .. faces as form dies.

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GETTING TO KNOW YOU-Theater Department instructor Todd Glen applies facial cream to student Cathy Sturgon's face.

A LITTLE DAB WILL DO YOU-Student Greg Coats has a layer of petroleum jelly applied to his face before the plaster casting is caked on. SEE NO EVIL, SPEAK NO EVIL-Students apply stage makeup on faces which will eventual- ly take on different personalities. 6-Friday, Feb. 23, 1979 Hornet Soundings

By WARREN KLOBA TAKE A PEBBLE-Emerson, could well be the best thing Gabriel Hornet Staff Writer Lake, and Palmer (1970): This tune and Genesis have ever done. The had the qualities of a Romantic era music fits the lyrics like a hand in a Old love dies hard. art song, with Lake giving a fine glove. Recent Genesis converts are That is why, after a year of vocal performance, and Emerson directed to this album without reser- watching its death throes, I have playing beautiful piano. The vation. come to the conclusion that pro- restraint shown in the this song gressive (or art) rock is dead. could well have been put to use in RED QUEEN TO GRYPHON My reasons are these: first, the many later works which were often THREE-Gryphon (1974): Subjects impact of the new wave has forced capsized by bombastic excess. for music can come from anywhere, many acts to back off from and Gryphon, a relatively obscure experimentation and streamline CLOSE TO THE EDGE-Yes British group, picked a dandy for their sound. Second, .the influx of (1972): Although Yes will probably their peculiar mixture of Baroque second generation groups such as be remembered for their AM hit styles and electronic instruments; Styx and Kansas, who have the "Roundabout," this magnificently that is, a musical impression of a technical ability but lack the im- constructed piece is their finest chess game. Various serious music agination of their predecessors. work. The lyrics are often painfully structures are used, and the unusual Finally, today's audiences just don't silly, but Jon Anderson's words can use of recorders and bassoon make want to listen to half hour opuses at times conjure up striking visual this record texturally exciting. For a that require a lot of concentration. images. The music is as breathtak- real oddity, listen to the use of an That is not to say that the pro- ing today as it was seven years ago, ancient instrument, the Krumhorn. gressives didn't make a lasting and the bass-drum interplay on the impact. The fusion of serious music "I Get Up, I Get Down" section is techniques with rock expanded the absolutely stunning. LOW-David Bowie (1977):' harmonic and rhythmic possibilities Bowie's change from mainstream of pop music. Since rock is a hybrid, A PASSION PLAY-Jethro Tull rock to the experimental fringe took it was only natural that serious (1973): This album was roundly nearly everybody by surprise. His music should be added. panned by critics on its release, but musical ideas were in part realized But as with all trends, there is a the saga of a man's journey through by the eccentric English musician limit to how far one can go. the afterlife as seen by Ian Anderson Brian Eno. The dark, moody sonic Progressive rock has hit that limit, hangs together better than Tull's sculptures of "Warzawa" could and now it should go to its rest. previous album, "Thick as a have provided the spark for a pro- Following are "new wave," but changing what I feel to be the Brick." Anderson's attempts to gressive Photo by Vicky Byers ten most memorable pieces of the break rock out of a song-oriented tastes prevailed, and this remains progressive movement, listed in format have been sadly misunder- the Bowie album with the poorest chronological order. stood. The idea of a complete album sales. with a unifying theme running the Hanson is experienced' DAYS OF FUTURE PASSED- full length of the record may have The Moody Blues (1968): One of the been too far ahead of its time, but it first albums to incorporate a full or- was a noble attempt nonetheless. U.K.-(1978): This supergroup of By VICKY BYERS sidered rock's greatest guitarist. His bass (he was later replaced by Hen- chestra, "Days" was a sweeping four of the finest players on the pro- News Assistant style has been defined as anything drix' army buddy, Bill Cox, forming the and masterful look at a day in SUPPER'S READY-Genesis gressive scene was widely acclaimed, from amplified blues to acid rock. the Band of Gypsies and Mitch life of every person. "Tuesday (1973): Peter Gabriel's vision of a but whatever future they had is now Randy Hanson may be white, but His wild, tremelo-laden riffs and Mitchell on drums, James Marshall Afternoon" is still an FM favorite, rock and roll apocalypse is lifted in doubt due to the departure of he has a black soul. Hanson, who dream-like lyrics made history when Hendrix created the Jimi Hendrix and the album's closer "Nights in almost directly from the Book of Drummer Bill Bruford and guitarist appeared at the Golden Bear Feb. he appeared at the Woodstock Experience. He had experienced White Satin" has become a rock Revelations, but this 23 minute Allan Holdsworth. A new album is 14, is part of the army of Joplin, music festival to play his version of much in his short life. After the classic. impression of the final days is as expected soon, but they are the last Presley, Croce and Morrison grave the "Star Spangled Banner," com- death of his mother when he was 10, exciting a tour de force on record as of the breed. robbers. plete with falling bombs from his Jimi begged his father, Al Hendrix, 21st CENTURY SCHIZOID it was on stage. The juxtaposition of Hanson is a clone of Jimi Hen- shrieking guitar. to let him join the service. MAN-King Crimson (1970): This acoustic and electric guitars, drix, a black guitarist who died in Although Hendrix was tragically At 17 Jimi became a paratrooper devastating indictment of creeping keyboards, weird time signatures The compilation of this list is, of 1970 at the age of 28. His act, misunderstood in the United States, in the Vietnam war. He was technology still remains one of Greg and Gabriel's distinctive voice packs course, purely subjective. Other Randy Hanson's Machine Gun, is a (he was once billed second under the discharged after three years due to a Monkees) he leg resulting from a jump. Lake's most convincing vocals, and more wallop than almost anything albums and songs were considered, seance where Randy acts as a was welcomed with shattered the ensemble playing is immaculate. in this list. but I believe these examples are the medium. open arms in Britain and Canada. The war had a great effect on Hen- Robert Fripp is still one of the most best that the progressive era had to Like Hendrix, Hanson is from Hendrix was never known for his drix; much of his material dealt with innovative guitarists in rock, and his THE LAMB LIES DOWN ON offer. Readers who wish to say what Seattle, Washington. He resembles shyness. Rather, he became famous death and war. He often became work on this cut is still unsurpassed. BROADWAY-Genesis (1974): they think the best were may deliver Hendrix physically and plays his for his onstage antics and tempera- angered by poor audience response, Ian McDonald's demented sax- This is the unqualified masterpiece their ten favorite progressive songs music accurately. Hanson will im- mentalness. It was not until after his destroying his equipment in weird ophone playing here makes his of progressive rock storytelling. or albums to Soundings, Room 512. press the most dedicated Hendrix death that he was truly appreciated onstage rituals. involvement in Foreigner that much Rael's dealings with the fears and The results will be published in a fan. by the majority. Randy Hanson has faithfully re- more lamentable. monsters of his own subconscious future column. Jimi Hendrix is still widely con- Together with Noel Redding on created the Jimi Hendrix Ex- - perience. Not an expression or nuance is omitted. In the opening moments of the FOX BARGAIN HOURS51.50 ALLAGES show, Hanson rose, limbo-style, from a cloud of smoke. He was dressed in opalescent lime green pants tucked into camel colored DAILNTERIORS" boots, a red paisley silk shirt tied at SAT. SUN. 11 D 3STS 135. 8 S3:10-6:40 the waist and a black, silver em- broidered vest. He wore the usual p,.. "OLIVER STORY" silk scarf tourniquets and a gold ' DAILY8:30 SAT. SUN. 1:30-5:00-8:30 lame headband. His equipment con- sisted of two Fender Stratocasters (one blonde and one ivory) and four 50-watt Marshall Cabinets. It was an impressive show as Han- son rocked through twenty or more of Hendrix' songs in 140 minutes. Randy uses most of Hendrix' TICKETS gestures to capture the Hendrix ex- Concerts - Sports - Live Theatre perience. Although he didn't per- form "Machine Gun," he played AVAILABLE NOW! Hendrix' most famous songs: "The Star Spangled Banner," "Are You Boston * J. 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Look up in the sky-it's a bird- exist. opens side two, and it features a Throughout the album, I was it's a plane- With By PRISCILLA MAYFIELD all of Superman's great fast, hard-rock sound that could be Winner besieged with dull lyrics containing Nol It's Superman. powers,t Hornet Staff Writer though, he has two faults. this band's new trademark, judging By EILEEN KINTER little or no depth to them at all. One of the most entertaining He can't see through lead and he is from the mere two ballads here. Hornet Feature Editor Song lyrics like: "'it's love we movies out today is none other than vulnerab]yhe to Kryptonite. He always "Head First" is an extremely John Waite's urgent vocals are Everyone may be a winner, but need," and "sometimes baby it the superhero that has been around does gocod, never lies, but does listenable album, as commercial as outstanding throughout, aided by Hot Chocolate's latest release on In- hurts so bad,'' aren't telling us since the '30s, the sweetheart' of DC disobey hhis father. anything Foreigner puts out, but the uncluttered production. Waite finity Records is definitely a loser. anything new. Is this the best they comics and the television hero of the Christ(opher Reeves portrays with a lyrical bite and melodic flair has one of the best voices in rock, You've probably bought an can do? I wonder. late '50s, Superman Supermarinand Clark Kent. He does Foreigner's material lacks. I could anyway, but it really shines on this album before only to discover that To make matters worse, I was Superman,t .I t a h theu movie,oi stic job, giving a two never understand why Van Halen the title cut was the only one worth misled on sonic songs. For example, e mee,q nis ie quite h al dif-ti.ere . a album. di mfantae niso anals character a three- took off in such a big way, either, listening to, right? This, unfor- on "I'm Gonna Make You Feel nal personality. In his por- while the Babys enjoyed only minor tunately, was the case. I spent nearly Like a Woman," the brassy sounds explained about the mysterious trayal of 'Kent, Reeves is humorous success. Apparently, the record- Fabulous 38 minutes listening to this record. on the intro sounded like those used powers of Superman. According to as the bbumbling, chicken-hearted buying public would rather have "You never fail to satisfy" go the by Chicago. They were, but my ex- the movie, Superman is not reporter. music pounded into its collective Poodles words to the title cut, but I was pectations were shattered the minute superhuman, in fact he's not even Margot )Kidder as Lois Lane brain rather than listen to well- definitely unsatisfied when I fin- those ridiculous lyrics came alonig. human. His powers are so strong reveals a "get the scoop, no matter wrought melodies and empathetic Mirror Stars ished my journey through this To wrap it all up (and throw it and unbelievable ersonality quite vocals. musical because of the dif- what"ro tepeencinteErhsampee,well. Away Too bad, really. The Babys (?) mish-mash. away?), one of the lyrics states, The epaper, when she meets can rock as well as anybody, and By RACHEL REED title song of the album, "only fools conic back for more." compared to that of his planet, Superman only i, she shows Lane as a sen- better than most. Hornet Staff Writer "Every l's a Winner." is the They're right. Krypton. sitive wonnan, infatuated by the man So here's another chance for Another big difference is that of steel. everyone to pick up on the Babys, The Fabulous Poodles debut Superman never did get a name until Marlor nBrando has a very small and, as it is said, three's the charm. album, "Mirror Stars," practically halfway through the movie. Until appearancice, as does the great Not only is it a third release, but this sits up and begs for attention. Even that point he was a strange man in a character ractor Trevor Howard. album marks the end of a sort of era on the first listen, which is rare for Drd appears as Superman's in the band. Original rhythm such a raw new group, it's obvious blesired bootsn ihsrnigaon and a cape. It's the fatherln onowithearth and Gene Hackman guitarist-keyboardist Michael Corby that the Poodles have a promising awe-struck Lois Lane who names as Luther, is no longer a member of the group, future. the caped crusader. Overall, [,Superman is a very fine and has been replaced with two new The plot of the movie is simple. movie. It t's a great way to relive musicians, presumably a guitarist Despite the odd name the group It's a typical knight in shining blue one's chilildhood memories, and the and a keyboardist. Corby lent his has chosen, the Poodles have a lot tights rescuing the damsel in film captulres one's imagination, the thoughtful talents to this album, going for themselves. Musically, distress.hti novies used to. The movie ok.srieThe nice thing about it is way the r though, and it remains to be seen they resemble the Who. (Who on its own merit, without whether his presence will be missed bassist John Entwistle produced The story takes place in contem- any displalay of sex or violence. It's in the future. four of the songs on the album.) porary times. Clark Kent, an "able- my choicece for one of the top ten Beginning solidly with "Love Instrumentally they sound like ainy bodied reporter," applies for a job movies of fthe year. Don't Prove I'm Right," a rocker other New Wave band, but lyrically at the Daily Planet. The difference they recall the Kinks and their lyrics is that Kent has been gone for 12 are where the Poodles shine. years, finding out all about himself,_ and is still saying words such as The messages conveyed in the "golly gee," and "that sounds pr's film shocks songs range from the serious to the swell." Instead of being corny, it's absurd. On one hand, the Poodles qutehmoouespecially when By M'vtEL GREENHALGH and the audience, the majority of write about subjects we can all relate Lois Lane notices and asks him H,cornet Staff Writer which is Caucasian to, as in "Work Shy" (about the where he's been all this time. Not wishing to be labeled a bigot, laziness in us all) and then turn In the movie, it is Luther, the bald Warningig!"This picture contains Pryor continues right down the line around and write the bizarre, "Tit z ~ a fFi( t . %[. guy from the comics, who is the harsh andd very vulgar language and assaulting (verbally) blacks, women, Photographer's Blues," about "a NOONTIME BOOGIE-The arch villian. He plans to buy up all may be coonsidered shocking and of- surfers and animals until he has said first concert of the spring semester featured seedy flashgun gigolo," Stratus. Performing in the Student Center, the worthless desert land east of the fensive. N~lo explicit sex or violence is just about everything bad about the group featured a well- San Andreas fault, then send a shown." rounded mix of original and copy songs. everybody that could possibly be The Poodles also add nuclear bomb there, and blow Such is another sthe information given (in said. Then someone shouts from the dimension to the group with California off the map. His land, of very sinall lead illprint) on the ad for the audience, "How do you rate Mex- singer Tony deMeur. deMeur's course, will become priceless, movie "IL Lyve in Concert," starring icans?" "I don't rate Mexicans," vocals are strong and at times, as in (Parties.Night Clubs Q Banquets.Discounts When Superman tries to stop Richard P Pryor in an unedited con- says Pryor, "They have their own "Roll Your Own," sound unnerv- him, he's faced with a piece of cert whicl h he performed in Long country." ingly like a young Mick Jagger. radioactive land called Kryptonite Beach last ;t year. Although it may sound like Pryor The Fabulous Poodles have the (in the form of a meteorite) from the The wa yrning is true, unless of has no charisma, the audience (both capacity to make it big in the States. planet Krypton.g rfi n But,r esalas, S thep r evil-a , course( a d nyocors tou are under 35-years old at the concert and in the movie It may take the usual two or three the stereotype), insensitive theater) laughed hysterically records to get their talent across to and he's off to save the day. to racial 1or ethnic jokes, have throughout his concert. the record buyers, but it will be well The special effects of the movie become acaccustomed to the common Pryor has a way of making the worth swear words in today's most horrifying insults into sarcastic the wait. or feel very open-minded. realities of life. He forces you to "look" at the stereotypes that we all FC STUDENTS starts his set by leaving cast, laugh at them, and then, more Lch residents with a total importantly, evaluate them. WELCOME on of their city. He then The movie seems like it is over in ~-A New Dimension In MusicalEitertainment- to attack every aspect of no time. Pryor deserves the credit Full Time Pay for A complete mobile disco le and physical qualities of here-you know the old tsian race while the cameras saying-"My how time flies when Part-time work ng a view of Pryor's back you're having fun.'' * No experience necessary BEG GAR'SAnte *Co. training program EARN $6 to $1 2/hr. Flexible scheduling BANQUET Damn Shifts available 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. RECORDS Record Store culture) that really interested me 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. predated my teens by almost a 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. - $ 798 decade. Call Mary Madsen All list L. 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Bob and M Clash is filling a slot vacated by ( Paley Associates K Clothing by Famous Commonwealth supergroups like the Who and the call toll free for a quote Rolling Stones, as the latter two > Makers turn out shallow products like 1 "Who Are You" and "Som e N. ORANGE CO. S. ORANGE CO Selected Specials Girls." The Clash seems to be the 546-3205 *~>...... ,*,642-6500:::: only group around possessing the l on other merchandise potential to follow its venerableV 1Orangethorpel forerunners adequately. ~I Good through Feb. 28 o--riay, re. 2, 1979 rnurrittj Sports roundup Track season starts today By MIKE MARTINEZ The Hornets finished second in Julie Trafholz and Terry Keasling Hornet Staff Writer the 300-yard butterfly and the got one hit each. Volleyball 400-yard individual medley relays. Davis said, "As soon as we step spring, for the second time in Last "We really looked good at the on the field in any game, I think With a rematch due against Long the last seven years, Fullerton Col- SCC relays," said coach Rhett we're positively going to win. I Beach City College Monday, Fuller- track team failed to bring lege's Price. "As it turned out, I thought always expect to win because we're ton College volleyball coach Jim home a South Coast Conference we were very impressive at Santa good. And I'm surprised and shock- Pasquale wishes he could say that in dual meet competi- championship Ana. The swimmers did a better job ed if we don't win because we have the practices have gone well. However, the Hornets have tion. than I thought they would." excellent talent. "It's hard to get your timing come back and captured the con- -RANDY EVERETT "They don't know what their down when not everyone shows up ference relays both times. capabilities are because they just to practice," Pasquale said. The Today, coach Tom Gilmer's 1979 Women's swim haven't played enough games yet. I team has two practices every day, tracksters will take their first step know the team is good because I've one at 7 a.m. for those who work towards recapturing the SCC cham- been coaching softball ever since in the evening, and one at 2 p.m. pionship by visiting Santa Ana to- Next Tuesday, Fullerton College's women's swim team will 1943 and I know this team has Fullerton and Long Beach locked day at 3:15. talent." horns Feb. 14, with the Vikings Fullerton, which has beaten Santa meet Pasadena City College in a non-conference swim meet in the -TRICIA MARR coming out in front, 15-6, 15-8, Ana every year since 1971 in dual 15-12. In the last set of that match, meet competition, should do very Lancers' pool at 2:30 p.m. The women were off to a fast the Hornets had a 10-5 lead before well against the Dons, with the ex- Women's tennis LBCC came back. start when they beat Orange Coast FC women's tennis ception of the sprints. SAC is 0-1 in team was However, in a match yesterday College in Fullerton's first tri-meet literally washed conference, losing in their opener to out this week, when against East L.A. College, it was the and when they won the Proposition Tuesday's Cerritos. match against district Hornets that made a comeback. 13 relays at Santa Monica. rival Cypress was rained out. "We should do very well in the Despite losing the first set 9-15 to The main concern now for coach "We rarely lose hurdles, and hold our own in the to Cypress," says the Huskies, Fullerton won the next Sue Beers and her troops is to coach Ann Read. "But the 200, 400 and long distance events," team three sets and the match by scores of qualify as many FC swimmers as missed out on some essential prac- Gilmer said. "I think the field 15-7, 15-4, 15-13. possible for the state meet. tice time events, though, is where we should this week and possibly and -BRUCE WADMAN dominate and pile up most up of our "Right now, we have a few girls essential match with Cypress if they points, especially in the high jump, only a couple of seconds away from have better competition this year." discus and shot put. state," commented Beers. "It's too But is would take more than rain Badminton "If we can hold our own in the early to say how many girls will to make the Hornets rusty. "We're There is more to badminton than running events, we should dominate qualify." Last year, the Hornets ready for L.A. Harbor Tuesday (in racquets, nets and goose feathers. The Fullerton the meet," Gilmer said. He was also took eight girls to the state cham- Wilmington at 2:30 p.m.) says College coed bad- NICE SERVE-Ed Sena, number one player on the FC men's tennis team, pionships. Read. minton team has taken the sport out delivers a hard serve during practice yesterday on the tennis courts. The pleased with the way things went in the meet with Pasadena. "Our ultimate goal for the girls is The Hornets' record stands at 4-0 of the backyard and shown it for Hornets host Golden West College on Tuesday, and then begin South Coast what it really is, "All the meet did was make ap- to make it to state," added Beers. as they sunk L.A. Harbor in their redefining the game Conference action on Thursday at Santa Ana. Photo by Bob Simon from a slow-paced lawn parent what we already knew, and The Hornets will have their first first confrontation last week at FC. game to a "tough sport." that was that we're going to have to South Coast Conference meet at -TRICIA MARR overcome our weaknesses in the 100 Cerritos on Mar. 9. With this attitude in mind, the Baseball caught up meters," said Gilmer. -RANDY EVERETT Hornet badminton team is looking Men's tennis forward to an exciting season. They Men's swim Softball With less than a week to go before take on their first competition with in wet weather the league season begins, FC's Cal Poly Pomona on Wednesday at After opening its swimming "They don't know how good they 3 p.m. in the gym. pitching was somewhat erratic." men's tennis team played one of its By JAY PARIS season with a win in the South Coast are," says coach Margo Davis about "The team is much stronger than Fullerton did have a few bright last preseason matches at Pasadena Sports Assistant Conference relays, the Fullerton FC's softball team. last year," says coach Johanna notes from the tournament, accord- last Wednesday. Their last College men's swimming team will But the team was startled when Agerbeek. "We're not only going to Trying to dodge the wet weather ing to Sgobba. "Being together for preseason match will be at Golden make their conference debut at San- L.A. Valley, second to Cerritos in shock Orange Coast, who really that has plagued the community col- a few days definitely helps a West Feb. 27. ta Ana College today at 3:30 p.m.. the finals last year, took a 3-0 vic- chopped us up last year, but we're lege baseball schedule, FC will ballclub, it molds them together. According to Breeland, the ladder In the conference relays, the tory home with them last Thursday. going to surprise the whole con- travel to Saddleback this afternoon Also I think we found a lead-off hit- won't stay the way it is all season Hornets placed first in five out of The Hornets were left with four hits ference. We have a good chance, to battle the Gauchos at 2:30. ter up there. Second baseman Joe long. "There are several young men eight events. over L.A. Valley's three, but just especially with the more experienced Tomorrow the Hornets will host one Gomez has been doing a good job right behind them, and our number Fullerton won the 300-yard couldn't make those hits count for returning players like Charlotte of the top ranked teams in the state, getting on base for us." five man, Steve Vorhees, has shin backstroke, 300-yard breaststroke, them. Tafoya, Terri Ruppe, Art Klee and Citrus, in a game starting at 1 p.m. splints and hasn't played in two Today's game will be a challenge 800-yard freestyle, 400-yard medley Outfielder Eileen O'Keefe batted Frank Rivera." Fullerton will take a 3-4-1 record weeks, but he'll be back." to the Hornets' hurlers, as Saddle- and the 400-yard freestyle relays. a spectacular two for two, and both -BRUCE WADMAN -TRICIA MARR into tomorrow's contest after losing back has been hitting well in this two games in the Ventura Tourna- young 1979 season. They then face ment last week. 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Love working with children?- Inventory-Part time employ- Become a teacher in 2 ment, flexible hours. semesters at State-approved Washington Inventory Service Roston Montessori Institute. 12900 Garden Grove Start now 750-2081. All Blvd. 638-0772. students placed. WITH AGOOD OY THR FEB. Hornet Friday, Feb. 23, 1979-9 Hornets falter in stretch, lose to 0CC By JAY PARIS "They played good, smart bas- mean we are not a successful Sp~orts 'Assistant' ketball," commented Pirate Coach baliclub. We are still 19-7 on the Tandy Gillis. "They have two fine year."~ If you see a tall, lanky man wear- guards and (Phil) Henderson is a The question now is whether ing Fullerton College basketball good shooter for a freshman. They Fullerton can put this game behind shorts with glasses on, wandering throw a lot at you."~ them and set their sights on their around the psychology classes to- "The season is not over for us," two remaining league games. day, don't be alarmed. said a dejected Hornet guard Jim "I think we can," added Schultz. The mysterious man could very. Schultz. "You have to give them "we just have to start getting ready well be FC Basketball coach Ezra credit, they are a very good team. for the playoffs by playing good Van Horn. Coach Van Horn, who basketball." usually limits his existence to the But just because we lost doesn't men's physical education buildings, is probably still trying to figure out why his team showed up physically FC baskEetbaII last Wednesday night, but not men- tally, in their first place showdown with Orange Coast College. wifls toierney The Hornets lost to the Pirates 72-63, putting them two games behind league-leading 0CC and just By JAY PARIS premier teams in Southern Califor- about wiped out any first place Sports Assistant nia. thoughts Fullerton had. The Pirates outscorea Fullerton 10-0, five The Fullerton College women's "The tournament runs from Mar. FULLERTON'S SCHOOL OF DRIVING-FC's boundss were not enough for Fullerton as they lost minutes into the second half to go basketball team continued their im- 1-3 and it should be a super tourna- Harry Heineken (left) and Bill Davis (right) drive to .72-63, dropping their conference record to 7-3, two ahead 41-33, a lead that would slip pressive play in 1979 ment," said Riley. "Golden West the basket in action Wednesday night against Orange gamesI behind 0CC in the South Coast Conference. by winning the to only three before the game was Allan Hancock-Santa Maria Tour- College is in it, and so far, they are Coast College. Heineken's 25 points and Davis' 11 re- Photo by Mark Yamamoto over. Fullerton had a chance, but nament last weekend. The Hornets undefeated and off to a good start. they became victims of their own defeated Moorpark College in the Cypress and Mira Costa are in it mistakes offensively down the finals, 72-43 to become champions too. Golden West will be the team to Price named swim coach stretch. Now, they must win one of of the eight-team tournament. The beat, as they were good last year, and they added a 6 foot 2 inch By RANDY EVERETT he was mainly a breaststroke swim- lege to initiate a water polo pro- their next two games to clinch sec- women continue their pre-league center to the team." Hornet Staff Writer mer. gram. Every year, Fullerton has had ond place and assure themselves a play by entertaining Venura today Rhett Price has replaced Fullerton Price is now attending Long a winning season in both water polo spot in the post-season playoffs. in the Hornet women's gxm at 4 The Hornets host Grossmont Col-pm Wednesday night, the Hornet College swimming coach Ernie Beach State. He received his and swimming. It would be a shame women lost a heartbreaker to lege tomorrow night and then close p."I was happy in the way we Polte for this season. Polte will go bachelor's degree in recreation last to drop either or both programs,'' district rival Cypress College in the out the regular season by traveling played, 'said coach Colleen Riley. into the hospital for an eye opera- semester and is currently working he said. Charger's gym, 57-56. Janice to Mt. San Antonio College Feb. 28. "We have 12 players who have tion later in the semester. on his bachelor's degree in physical Price concluded by saying, "To Campbell of Cypress scored on an Price graduated from Buena Park education and his master's degree in drop these programs would be like "If I could figure out never played together before and I offensive rebound with 15 seconds High School in 1974. He then went recreation. USC dropping football." ballplayers," explained Van Horn, was looking forward to three back- remaining to win it for the to Fullerton College to play for the In the last week, there has been who at this very moment might be to-back games so we could establish Chargers. water polo teams in 1974 and 1975. rumors that the men's water polo trying to add Psychology IA, "I some consistency." The leading scorer for the In those years, Fullerton took the and swim teams will be disbanded could probably make a million While the obvious positive note Hornets was Maureen Flynn who state championship in 1974 and after this semester. dollars. For some reason we were from the tournament was Fullerton shared game high honors with placed third in 1975. Price holds the Price had a few facts to point out not mentally prepared ,why I don't coming away victorious, were there Campbell with 25. Diane Tinkham record at Fullerton for most in- about what could happen. "Fuller- know. It seemed as if the players any other benefits from the road added 13 for the Hornets. It was dividual goals. On the swim team, ton College was the first junior col- were in 'Cloud Nine' or something. trip? FC's second loss of the season. -Wo_o I We were totally impatient offen- "We got to know each other pret- sively." ty well on the trip," added Riley. Fullerton guard Harry Heineken, "The team became close and we had who shared scoring honors with the a lot of fun. Of course, winning I ~ with couponI Pirate's Ray Orgill at 25 points, was helps also." Golf hits road 0O%discount also puzzled by the Hornets' perfor- What kind of team does coach mance. Riley expect to encounter in playing "We just didn't want it bad against Ventura? Fullerton College's golf team will enough," said Heineken. "It "They never have been very travel to Rancho Park Golf Course j For the biggest and best on Thursday to face Santa Monica seemed that no one played hard ex- strong in the past, but I don't know I donuts in Orange County cept (center) Bill Davis. They if it will be any different," she said. College. Then FC travels to San deserve to win, they are the best The following week, the Hornets Bernardino on March 8 and plays 1280 E. Yorba Lnda Blvd. 138 E. Lincoln 327S. Diamond Bar Golden West at Western Hills the I Placentia, CA 92670 Orange, CA 92665 Diamond Bar. CA 917661 defensive team in the league. We host their own eight-team tourna- 1 4) 524.1444 (714) 998-9870 (714) 595-2466 5 following day. 1%I%1LF IT just had a letdown." ment which will feature some of the id FAUST EW FAaTTOF ?NEYS Free Initial20 Minlute Consultation orce *Autoavccidents "Accidents (OnSor off the job) *Crirr ninal "Other leg4dl matters I. 774-7134 971-9002

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UI 1 RbNounI l) ww I U U W 2. The 1. These regulations apply to all per- Fullerton City Police Depart- Citations are written with bail to be posted at sons who drive or park within the ment is authorized- to enforce these North Orange County Municipal court. Amount Fullerton College campus area. regulations. of bail is under jurisdiction of the Court.

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I ~ I I I I _ I~ _ - IVISIN SP~m RESERVED PARKING AREA: That place DIVISION 2-ADMINISTRATION where-parking Is restricted to vehicles each of SECTION 2-ADMINISTRATION SECTION 7-DEFACING, ETC., TRAFFIC SECTION 14-UNRESTRICTED STOPPING, SECTION 16-REGISTERED Whenerver in thee. Regulations the follow- which must display an authorized sticker. CONTROL DEVICES STANDING OR PARKING VEHICLES, ETC. shall be the duty of the Presidentof Fuller- big temis ar used they shall have the mean- decal or placard Viat permits parkuing in Vie It No person shall wilfully deface, injure, Except as provided crleave Stand- ton College to provide for the adminstration inSections 12 and 13 of No person shall drive, move. leg reepeodvrely ascribed bo them in this Sec- specific Reserved Parking Space occupied move without authorization, or Interfere with thew Regulations, unrestricted stopping, ing any motor vehicle, trailer, semitralepr, powe by such vehicle. and enforcement of those traffic and parking His duties shall include, but not any traffic control device. standing, or parking of vehicles is permitted in or pipe dolly, or auxiary dolly within the Ful- SPACE, STAFF: regulations. Campus unless it is regis- CAMPUS AREA OR CAMPUS: The Ful- RESERVED PARKING necessarily be limited to: DIVISION 5-TRAFFIC PATTERN the Fullerton College Campus Area only in lerton College Area bribn Colisge potion of Vie North Orange A parking space restricted to use during Vie those areas marked for parking by lines de- tered and displays currently effective license time period shown on an appropriate traffc a. Maintaining at the principal adminstra- SECTION 6-AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH signating parking spaces and within such plates in accordance with the provisions of umgllrthtpotiocuied by thDitrct control device for Vie, parking of a vehicle tive office to the Fullerton College a copy of TRAFFIC PATTERN pakigspaces. Division 3, California Vehicle Code, except Educatin Cster fadiillee, and Vimsepor- displaying in a designated location on au- these regulations, with effective amend- The President, Fullerton College, is au- SECTION4 15-EXEMPTION OF CERTAIN vehicles, Implements, trailers, and other tosoffis Fuleron LUnionHigh School Dle. thorized stider or decal bearing a number ments, if any, or as amended, and making thorized to establish a pattern of required VEHICLES equipment exempted by said Vehicle Code. trlot property located East of North Lemon and/or letter conresponding, to Vie parking such copy -available for examination by all turns and one way traffic to facilitate the Seet and adinin0g property of Vie North uaanumtberwand/or lttershown an the traffc Interested persons. movement of traffic on the roadways of the a. Drivers of school district owned vehicles DIVISION9S-MISCELLANEOUS Or-g County mno- Coupge Dsrct control device controing the space. b. Preparing and milking available for dis- Fullerton College Campus Area. Any traffic displaying license plate indicating registra- REGULATIONS eomept br any portion(s) designated by Vie by tion as a publicly owned vehicle may drive or AND INJURY OF VEH- RESERVED PARKING SPACE, OFFI- tribution at the principal adminstrative office of pattemn so established shall- be indicated park such vehicles on campus sidewalks or SECTION 19-THEFT Sourdof Tr sees of the Fullerton Wnon High CIAL VISITOR: A parking space reatricted to the Fullerton College copies of these regula- appropriate traffic control devices. ICLES School Oleblot for use ahigh school parking tions with effective amendments, if any, or as beyond curb lines or other markings used to use during Vie time p-io shown on an ap SECTION 9-OBEDIENCE TO delineate the boundaries of and/or a. No person either indivdually or in as- area(s). amended. roadways proritetrffi cntoldevicefrVipakn ESTABLISHED TRAFFED PATTERN paring areas, as well as within parkingareas, sociation with one or more other persons, CROSSWALK: Any portion or a roadway of a vehicle dsayga OFFICIAL VISITOR .o. Publishing these regulations, with effec- con- shall wilfully injure or tamper with any vehicle ndctd ties or other surface Vie When signs, markings or other traffic when such action is necessary in perfor- dseloy by placard bearing a number and/or Ileron tive amendments. if any, or as amended, and in the Fullerton Col- mance of official duties. or the contents thereof or break or remove frpedesthian Vie space, trol devices are installed mwl*Igeas an arsesobe used traffic control device controlig subsequent amendments thereto' in the a traffic pat- any part of a vehicle without the consent of the parking therein on the dale on lego Campus Area to established b. The foregoing exemption does not pro- and authorizing newspeper, published by the Fullerton Col- no driver of a vehicle shall disobey the owner. A certlicated or such placard. tern, tect the driver of any such vehicle from the DISTICT EMPLOYWS lege Associated Student Body. Publication of direction Indications or limitations shown by person with intent to commit malici- non-cerllceed eaplyse of Vie North as amended, shall consequences of his willful disregard of the b. No RESERVED PARKING SPACE, PERMIT the complete regulations, such devices. safety of others or his failure to observe all ous mischief, injury, or other crimes, shall Orange County Community Coupee Oleblot restricted to use dur- be in the first issue at the start of each semes- ONLY: A parking apes other traffic and parking regulations. climb into or upon a vehile whether It is In auiortaedby the Goverring Seed, Chancel- ing Vie time period shown on an appropriate ter, and publication of each subsequont DIVISION 6-SPECIAL STOPS REQUIRED motion or at rest, nor shall any of the levers, ir, or PrsldertFulltonCouee bodiuctor traffic control device for the parking of a vehi- amendment to the regulations shall be in the or the SECTIONIO-AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH starting mechanism, brakes, other regulate traffic and perldig lr Fuirton dle displaying a PARKING PERMIT placard issue immediately preceding the effective STOPS mechanism or device of a vehicle while Vie CollegeCapusAnea. -a and/or letter correspond- date of such amendments. DIVISION 8-TRAFFIC AND bearing number The President, Fullerton College. is au- same is at rest and unattended, nor shall any DRIVEWAY: Any portion dfa roadway and ing to Vie parking area number and/or letter d. Providing for the procurement and is- DRIVING REGULATIONS person set in'motion any vehicle whim the on Vie. traffic control device controing the thorized to establish a pattemn of required traf- ft eaceort curb arsea, I any..and Vie aria- suance of stickers,, decals, or placards au- of the Fullerton College Section 16-SPEED LUMIT same is at rest and unattended. space, and authorizing parking therein on the fic stops on roadways a vehicle upon any CoeM eldswelkre, If any, design ed to be thorizing parking in designated Reserved Campus Area. Such traffic stops shall be es- No person shall drive SECTION 20-REMOVAL OF VEHICLES usedforvlculer accesteebulling service date stated on such placard. _ roadway, parking lot or grounds of the Fuller- Parking Spaces. tabishdolyat the intersections of road- Any police officer or any cistrict employee eyor wvlo ans. ROADWAY: Those portions of Vie Fuller- e. Providing for the appropriate marking of ton College Campus Area at a speed in ex- wyadeach such stop shall be indicated cess of 25 miles per hour. specifically authorzed to enforce this section, PULtLRTON COLLUGE CAMPUSARSA ton College Campus Area improved, de- the surfaces of roadways, parking areas and by a sign conforming to the requirements of ordnarly used for vehicular traffc. is hereby authorized and empowered to re- or FULLERTON COLLEGE CAMPUS: See. signed, or curbs to designate crosswalks, parking Section 21400, Vehicle Code. SECTION 17-DRIVER'S UICENSE move or cause to be removed vehicles parked spaces of each - defNons of Campus Area. SIDEWALKS or WALKS: Those portions spaces, reserved parking No person shall drive motor vehicle within or left parked contrary to these regulations, HOLIDAYS: Those days, as approved by of the Fullerton College Campus Area, type, loading zones, and no parking zones. the Fullerton College Campus Area unless and to store such vehicles. The owner or h Beard of Tases of Vie North Orange whether or not adjacent to roadways and/or f. Providing for the posting of appropriate SECTION 11-OBEDIENCE TO ESTAB- such person holds a valid driver's license is- operator of any such vehicle shalibe liable for County Community College Ditrict on which parking areas, set apart by curbs, barriers, signs giving notice of special speed limit; use LISHIED REQUIRED STOPS sued under the provisions of Division, 6, the reasonable towing and storage cha.-des classes are not inseson. markings, paving, or other delineation, and of parking spaces; conditions or regulations California Vehicle Code, except such persons incurred by such removal designed for pedestrian travel. When a vehicle on a campus roadway Is by said Vehicle LOADING ZONE: That place adjacerntto a governing parking Inloading zones; no park- required to stop before entering the intersec- as are expressly exempted Code. curb eseerved br or exclusive use of publicly STOP: To discontinue the forward or ing Incossewalks, roadways and no parking tion of such roadway with another roadway, owned vehicles or commercis vehicles dur- bacward movemnent of a vehicle. zones; and such other, regulations which are the driver of such vehicle shall bring the vehi- kq th. losing and unloed ig of paseengers TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE:-Any pave- in addition to those contained in Vehicle cle to a complete stop and shall yield the or malerdais. ment or curb marking,.posed sign, mechani- Code, State of Califomnia. right-of-way to other vehicles which have en- barriers, for the enforcement of these tered the intersection from the other roadway PARKING ZONE: That place where cally or electrically operated device, g. Providing NO of other structure designed to control trafficor traffic and parking regulations. In the dis- or which are approaching so closely on the parking by Indicating a course of action to be charge of this duty the President is ernpow- other roadway as to constitute an immediate - al s"an:- r hs- of such personnel o- tended, sepot when ncesiewryt ocomply.- followed bat the driver of a vehicle ora rstric- eredlto utilize the services hazard. A driver having so yielded may p w iTe diretions of-a palmaloatfe, trelhic tion placed upon Vie actions of such driver, or as are authorized in Sections 3b and 3c of ceed, and the drivers of all other vehicles tp control Ingrestoor egress from a roadway these regulations. approaching the intersection shall yield the Highlights coneMofden~seor detict employee. or parking area. right-of-way to such driver. PARK or PARKING: To stop or Mow to stend arny vehicle, whether occupied or not. FULIERTON MUNICIPAL CODE DEFINITIONS: In adtion to the definitions DIVISION 3-ENFORCEMENT AND oerwise than in ebdlence tbdirction of a OBEDIENCE TO REGULATIONS poli oerla, talic control device, or diict set forth above, applicable definitionsaother DIVISION 7-STOPPING, STANDING AND .MpON. words and phrases set forth InChapter8.04 of SECTION 3-AUTHORITY OF-PERSONNEL PARKING REGULATIONS the Fullerton Municipal Code are hereby In-, Ful- SECTION 12-PROHIBITED STOPPING, Regulations the duty of the President. Parking. PARKING SPACE: The spac above an a. Itshall be corporated In these Regulations as though lerton College, totaketsuch disciplinary action STANDING OR PARKING areamnarked by Ones or the saesdo a park- except as noted hereinafter, be occupied by a singe set forth in full herein. as is authorized by Section 10601, Education No person, bIg ua adeelgned to shall at any time stop, leave standing or park vehile. VEHICLE CODE DEFINITIONS: in addi- Code, State of California, in the case of each tion to the definitions set forth above, applia- wilfully disobey any vehicle whether attended or unattended, member of the student who continues to conflict with POLICE OPPICER: Every ble deflnltionpi of other words and phrases set these Regulations, or openly and persistently except when necessary to avoid Poise DparbnrWd teVi City of Fullerton au- other traffic or in compliance with the direc- of Campus Traffic and forth in Vie Vehicle Code, as amended, of Vie of enforcement person- the Paose or defies the authority emiployee, or thortued by Chief of to direct State of California are hereby incorporated in nel. tions of a police officer, district regulate trafti and/or parkdng, or to maie traffic control device, in any of the following these Regulations as though set forth in full employees, when ,eclflcally arrests for voltons of the Stae of Callinla herein. b. District places within the Fullerton College Campus Vehicle Code anhd/cr Vie Fullerton Municipal authorized inwriting by the Governing Board, Area: Code. or Chancellor of the North Orange County Community C~ollege District or President, Ful- a. On a crosswdlk or sidewalk. lerton College, shall have the authority to di- b. On.a roadway in a manner that obstructs PARKING PERMITS rect or to regulate traffic in the Fullerton Col- the flow of traffic on such roadway. lege Campus Area, and it shall be the duty of On the side of any vehicle the President. c. roadway such employees to report to stopped, parked, of standing at the curb or Fullerton College, violators of traffic and/or edge of a roadway. parking regulations. d. In a no parking zone. Dionne Warwick c. Authorization is hereby granted to REQUIRED BY ALL line members of the Police Department, City of e. On the roadway side of a red Fullerton to issue citations, or make arrests In painted on edge of such roadway. the Fullerton College Campus Area for the f. In any place where authorized signs, says: "Get your following violations: markings, barriers or other traffic control de- FULLERTON COLLEGE (1) Violations of the vehicle laws of the vices prohibiting paring are in place. State of California that are applicable to the g. Other than within single, marked park- " Everyone needs a permit to park on campus, ex- blood into ownership and/or operation of motor vehicles ing space, unless the size or shape of such on the streets of the City of Fullerton, and/or vehicle makes compliance impossible. cept as explained below. (2) Violations of the traffic laws of the City of Fullerton that are applicable to street traffic. circulation:' and/or. (3) Violations of these Regulations as they SECTION 13-RESTRICTED STOPPING, apply to traffic and parking of vehicles or theft STANDING OR PARKING and injury of vehicles. No person shall stop, leave standing or park any vehicle, whether atteneded or unat- * You may park in lot B for 25c after 1 p.m. No permit tended, in any of the following places within SECTION 4-OSEDIENCE TO REGULA- the Fullerton College Campus Area, except In is needed. TIONS AND ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL compliance with the specific regulations These regulations apply to all persons and stated herein governing each such place; un- vehicles while within Vie limits of the Fullerton less necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police oficr, district employee, or traffic con- or, nilessasucheap ersntheoeratoof " Student parking is in lots posted S only.

*These regulations apply to motorbikes and scooters and to all persons-students, staff and visitors-who drive or park within the campus area.

Call Red Cross now " Campus speed limit is 25 m.p.h. unless a lower figure Is posted. for a blood donor the space. Any vehicle stopping, standing, or person. parking in an Official Visitor space during ths SECTION 6-CURB MARKING AS hours specified on said device shall display appointment. CONTROL DEVICE an authorized Official Visitor placard bearing and/or letter shown on the traffic When curbs or edges of roadways are a number painted to Indicate a parking regulation the ccntrol device, and authorized parking therein " Minimum ball in municipal court for campus park- following colors only shall be used, and the on the date stated on such a placard. colors shall indicate only as follows: d. In a Reserved Parking Space, PERMIT ing violations is $5.00. (1) Red to Indicate no stopping, standing, ONLY, during the time period shown on a or paring, whether the vehicle is attended or traffec control device controlling the space. unattended. Any vehicle stopping. standing, or parking in a permit only space during the hours specified (2) Yellow to Indicate stopping, standing, on said device shall display an authorized or parking for the purpose of loading and un- parking permit placard bearing a number loading passengers or materials for such time and/or letter corresponding to the parking " Provisions of the Motor Vehicle. Code apply on as stated hereinafter. area number and/or letter shown on the traffic (3) White to indicate no parking for any control device, and authorizing parking purpose other than loading or unloading pas- therein on the date stated on such placard. campus. sengers for and during such time as shall be posted on appropriate sign(s). The Hornet, 1923 - 2006 - Link Page Previous Volume 57, Issue 19 Next Volume 57, Issue 21

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