Senate rEejects proposal to stop Chri stmas Boutique BY MICHAEL JOHNSON Zimmerman asked the vets for every one of those contracts," he News Assistant cooperation with her department for added. At its Nov. 30 meeting, the A.S. the mutual-benefit of both events. Later in the meeting, a motion to Senate resolved the conflict However, Roger Hunt, president reconsider the vote and to allow the between the Veterans Association of the Vet's Association, said since vets to explain the liabilities of Craits Fair and the Home vendors were dissatisfied with failing to abide by the contracts was Economics Fashion Boutique. duplication at last year's fair, the also defeated. vets promised them that there arose at the Nov. 23 The conflict would be none this year. At the Nov. 30 meeting, the Senate meeting when the Senate Several Senators said the vet's Senate decided that the boutique overwhelmingly defeated a proposal agreement hindered free enterprise will be allowed tp sell jewelry for the sponsored by ICC President Brad on campus. Senator Haroon S. week of Dec. 6 only. During the Wood and the Vet's association that Khan said, "If vendors can't accept second week, when all the vets' will the Home would have cancelled the competition, they have no right hold the fair, all jewelry or other Fashion Economics Department's to sell their products. The vets possible duplicate items sold by the Boutique. should welcome this challenge." boutique must be approved by a Wood and the vets said that Senator Bill Shelton countered three-member committee. The certain jewelry items to be sold at that the issue was not a matter of committee will consist of the faculty the boutique conflict with contract competition but had to do with the coordinator of the boutique, the vets agreements signed by vendors for contracts. president and A.S. Senator the scheduled Crafts Fair. The After a motion to form a Jasmandir. contracts state that there will be no committee to reach a compromise duplication of vendor's items. was defeated, Wood proposed an At its Nov. 30 meeting, the A.S. anywhere on campus during the ammendment that would have Senate mistakenly fired KFCR fair. limited the boutique to one week. Newsman Robert Rhein for his Thirteen students from the Home The two-week event, Dec. 6 through alledged lack of compliance in Economics Department, led by 10 and 13 through 17, conflicts with purchasing a Student Services card. instructor Marie Zimmerman, were the Crafts Fair only during the Owning the card is one of Rhein's present at the meeting to show second week. However, Wood's job requirements at KFCR. their support for the boutiaue. amendment also failed. • ...... i::pfi : Not present at the meeting, Rhein The Senate was not aware that Zimmerman said the students reacted with surprise when the boutique would be selling participating in the boutique informed that he had been fired. needed the extra week to satisfy two days later, however, when selection committee jewelry or that the vets had signed "I've got the card," he said. NO. 1, FOR NOW-Jubilant FC football team their merchandising requirements. surrounds head coach Hal Sherbeck after winning chose winner of tomorrow's Potato Bowl between non-duplicity contracts when the The main proposal to cancel the A spokesman from the student 30-10. The Hornets' Bakersfield College and College of Sequoias. See page facilities request for the boutique Avocado Bowl last Saturday, boutique was defeated 23 to 2 with government office said that the of a berth in the Junior Rose Bowl were dashed 8 for details. PHOTO BY HENDERSON was approved. hopes three abstentions. Wood and Senate had asked for proof of Shelton cast the two dissenting ownership of the card from all votes. Senators and KFCR personnel. After the vote, Dean McClain, After repeatedly requesting that KFCR manager and vets spoke- Rhein present his card, the Senate man, told the Hornet that the vets assumed that he did not have one. understood that only clothing would In the same motion, the Senate be sold at the boutique so they dismissed Paul Wong, FC enter- signed the contracts in good faith. tainment co-director, also for not "The Senate went against their having the card. Wong was own ruling. We could be liable for unavailable for comment. Art exhibition and sale to be held at FCMonday Ferdinand. RotenGalleries Inc., Daumier, Goya, Picasso, Miro, to-be issued one of California's leading art Hogart, Zox, Kruslienik and permits annual Matisse. Reg istration dealers, is staging its Exhibition and Sale of Original BY MICHELE MC GOVERN --Wednesday, Dec. 8 for students Tuesday, Dec. 14 until Friday, Dec. continues through Saturday, reo. Graphic Art at Fullerton College, on Lynn Gamwell, gallery director, 14. Permits-to-register for the spring with 15 units or more completed. 17. Monday Dec. 6. said that the most important limited semester will be issued to --Thursday, Dec. 9 for students In order to obtain a permit-to-reg- editions of outstanding graphics by Russell A. Floan, associate dean Open to the public, the sale is continuing students who have with 5 units or more completed. ister a student must show his original major artists can cost of admissions, said that a restricted sponsored by the FC chapter of the completed at least 35 units on --Friday, Dec. 10 for students current number 6 card, Approved several thousands of dollars. student is someone who is not Alpha Gamma Sigma Scholastic Monday, Dec. 6. with 0 units and a surname Program Agreement (APA) card, However, many of the works will working for a degree or for a Society. Continuing students who have beginning with A-M. and a verification of units completed cost under $100. Some of the prints, transfer to a four-year institution. fewer than 35 units are eligible for a --Monday, Dec. 13 for students at the ticket window of the The sale will begin at 11 a.m. and all originals, will sell for as little as They cannot begin to register until permit-to-register on the following with 0 units and a surname Administration building. will continue until 8 p.m. in the $10. dates: beginning with N-Z. after the regular continuing Restricted students are not Faculty Lounge. --Tuesday, Dec. 7 for students All* others may receive their students have completed their "It is not necessary for the art eligible for priority registration. with 25 units or more completed. permits-to-register beginning on schedules. Unique in this depth and breadth, work to be unique for it to be They may obtain a permit-to-reg- If restricted students wish to the exhibit will feature works by original. An original print is a ister starting Monday, Dec. 13, change their status to "regular some of the world's most famous' restatement of an original work in a according to the first initial of their student" they may see either Dr. artists. Many works by talented new different media," Gamwell said. last name. Registration for Beatles tribute to lead Collins, associate dean of guidance artists, relatively unknown to the restricted students will begin on services, or the Counseling Center general public, will also be shown. She explained that even though a Thursday, Jan. 20. film program at FC secretary. Presenting mostly prints by the print is a reproduction taken directly Registration for continuing stu- Spring semester instruction will new talents, Roten Galleries will also from the artist's original work, it is dents starts on Monday, Jar. 3, and begin on Wednesday, Feb. 2. . offer for sale works by such artists as still considered an original. "The Beatles Chronicle," a film Beatles also sing many of their songs tribute to the Beatles, will be shown from numerous albums. in the Science Lecture Hall Dec. 3, 4 Included on the same program is and 5. the original un-cut version of 'In Concert' to be presented tonight t at FC Featuring rare interviews and "Reefer Madness." Originally "The money derived from this The FC Jazz Ensemble was Blackley added that, "On rehearsal footage, the film traces intended as an indictment against BY RICHARD MUSSER Southern California Feb. 26 and 27, the Vocal Jazz their rise to becomes the major the evils of marijuana, the film, Terry Blackley, a Fullerton College show will go towards the student number one in Group and the Jazz Ensemble will force in rock music. Also included produced in 1936, is hilarious by music instructor, has put together fund after paying: the bills," last year and cut an album entitled Blackley stated. "Jazz at Fullerton College." put on a combined show. are a behird-the-scenes look at the today's standards. "In Concert." According to Blackley, "The Jazz Blackley said, "The album will be making of the movie "Yellow Two short subjects, "Rolling Ensemble provides training for on sale Friday in the lobby of the Tickets for this Friday night Submarine" and an unpolished Stones 1967," which explores the The FC Jazz Ensemble will be theater. Album sales have already performance will cost $2 for adults rehearsal version of "Hey Jude." violence at one of the Rolling Stones' supplying the talent for the Fri., those who wish to turn professional. and $1 for students and only be concerts, and a vintage Betty Boop Dec. 3 performance. It also makes money, or breaks even paid for the cost of the record There is an interview with John cartoon will open the program. on its performances." production." available at the door. Lennon in which he discusses his There will be two showings each The show will feature students lengthy immigration battle and the evening at 6 and 9 p.m. Admission from the Jazz Ensemble classes famous Beatle-record burning. The will be charged. here on campus. "Yesterday's Lettuce," one of the more famous scores will feature Swine Flu shots to be Mary Ann Roberts on alto sax. She is a student of the 1 p.m. Jazz given today inMen's Gym Ensemble class. Drummer Kevin Tullius and bassist Pete Huffaker headline the 2 Fullerton College will be hosting a Center and ,in the Associated p.m. classes presentation with special Swine Flu immunization Students Office. "Bass Folk Songs." clinic today in the foyer of the Men's Students are not required to make Gymnasium. appointments for their vaccinations. Other featured students will The clinic will be open from 1 to 8 Today's clinic will be the last flu include Dave Echson trombone and p.m. Flu vaccinations will be vaccination clinic to be held in Curtis Bradly on drums doing "Tall Orange County. The vaccine takes available free of charge to all Cotton." interested FC students. Shots will approximately four weeks to take not be administered to persons effect, so shots taken at a later date Yvonne Lopez will be the vocalist younger than 18 or persons who are would not be effective against the on "Send In The Clowns" with allergic to eggs. expected epidemic this winter. pianist Dave Conners and trumpter Orange County Health Depart- Guy Schobe the featured musicians. Before students may receive ment clinics closed Nov. 30. vaccinations, they must fill out a However, information concerning "Chick Corea, Stan Denton, registration and consent form. The Swine Flu and flu clinics may be Woodie Herman and Count Bassie forms, along with flu information obtained by calling the Orange bands have done the music we are REALLY JAZZED - The Fullerton College Jazz p.m. in the Campus Theatre. The performance will leaflets are currently available in the County Health Department at going to be doing Friday," said Ensemble, pictured above, will be featured in the feature various students from FC Jazz Ensemble FC Health Center, FC Counseling 834-3131. Blackley. appropriately titled concert "In Concert" tonight at 8 classes. PHOTO BY MUSSER Page 2 Friday Dec.0 3, 1976 HORNET SFrom the editor's desk Hornet The Hornet is edited and published weekly, except during the summer months, exam Opinions from FC studen ts, faculty and staff are welcomed in the form of letters to the periods and school A holidays by toast the Journalism department of to Fullerton College, 321 the E. editor. These letters Hornets must be lessthan 300 words, signed and submitted in Rm. 512 by 10 Chapman Ave., Fullerton, CA 92634. It Is jointly financed as a service by the Associated a.m. on the Tuesday prior Ito desiredpublicationdate.TheHornet reservesthe right to Students and the college administration. However, views expressed in the Hornet are only publish only those that spac and taste allow. The Hornet staff will make an effort to cover BY CHIP O'NEAL cheers of their fans. responsibilities. In my opinion, such those of the Hornet staff. Printed at Orange City News Publishing, Inc., Orange, CA. all newsworthy events on campus and to comment on local and national Issues. All out Memberships: Associated Collegiate Press, California Newspaper Publisher's unsigned editorials are the opinions of the editorial board. Editor-in-Chief Students are admitted to all home action would have been entirely Association. FC's Hornet football team and away games free if they of line, and I am relieved a motion Editor-in-Chief ...... Chip O'Neal Advisor...... Larry Taylor Editor Kurt Jensen Photo Adviser...... Lw Barrett deserves a hoist...... of the 'ol stein. purchase a Student Services Card. to do so was defeated. The Managing ...... *** They are the Avocado Bowl committee did decide to send a champions and the South Coast Speaking of the Student Service letter of reprimand to the Conference champions. I speak for Card, a little problem arose last management staff of KFCR for not the entire Hornet newspaper staff Tuesday concerning the enforce- making sure all their employees when I extend the heartiest ment of the requirement that followed the Senate's instructions. Computer toaid students congratulations to the players, students involved in various This is the first semester of the coaches and all others who assisted programs on campus must own the required Student Services Card and The Hornet recommends the Senate processed per hour and then once his staff has gained in this years glorious effort. card to participate in the programs. problems with it were expected, at approve the installation of computer hard lines in the experience this figure will increase to 150 to 160. The Many hoped theteam could go on Among those required to purchase least by myself. But I don't feel Student Center. These lines would connect five Hornet thinks this will be better than the manual to become Junior Rose Bowl the card are students involved in anyone should be reprimanded, or terminals with a NOCCCD computer, which will method in which only 100 to 120 students complete champions as well. Our sports intercollegiate athletics, out-of- given the blame for such a foul-up. perform registration processes. registration in an hour. editor will explain the selection of class learning programs and If anyone is to blame it is the Senate The computer cost the district $1.7 million, but is Floan estimated that a student could complete the team which will represent student government. for not having established correct used throughout the year for various other purposes registration in three minutes. This is not allowing for California in the Junior Rose Bowl Since KFCR, the campus procedures for checking to see who such as processing students' grades. the time the student takes in selecting his courses and in next week's issue. closed-circuit radio station, is owns the card and who doesn't. We realize that these lines will probably be moved pays the necessary fees. An invitation to the Junior Rose governed by the student govern- If someone purchases the card when the proposed new student center is built. He also estimated that the registration staff will be Bowl would have given the Hornets ment, all students who work for the because they are required to do so, However, the staff thinks that time and money saved reduced by 40 per cent. a chance to become the mythical station must have the card. why should they then be responsible by the use of a computer for all future FC registration FC's Registration and Reports Officer Vivian Fuller national junior college champs. Robert Rhein, a KFCR newsman, for prooving this to the very people justifies this expensive move. is working with Floan. Fuller stated that the computer Well, in our book they are the only was fired from his position by the they bought it from? The Hornet is also aware that using the Student A.S. Senate last Tuesday for not There are no records ot who will "eliminate a lot of forms students will fill champs and deserve much more Center for class registration will displace the pool having shown the A. S. secretary purchased the card if it was bought out...save time and energy on our part and students." than roses, or avocados. tables, the pin-ball machines and an area for students They deserve some recognition his card. The Senate assumed, since after registration. This creates The Hornet would like to remind its readers that forms to socialize for almost a month. things they didn't he hadn't followed instructions to another problem which I can relate cost and so does checking them. and support, two We believe that registration is more important than receive much of all season. This was show proof he owned one, that he to personally. I lost my Student the Student Center. All students must register but not On registration day the computer will print the apparent at the games, where the didn't have the card. It was Services Card and was told I everyone uses the center. student's program. It will then visually display the average attendance was about a discovered after the meeting that he cannot get a replacement. With The only other areas large enough to hold schedule. At this time the student approves the measly 5,000. Even with a has owned a Student Services Card almost two months left in the registration are the gymnasium, the dance studio and program or makes any necessary changes. The championship-bound squad to root since the first day of school. semester, I am consequently going the cafeteria. The use of the gym or the dance studio computer then prints out the schedule. for, FC students failed to fully As a result of action taken by the to miss out on many school A.S. Judicial committee following would prevent students from attending class. Using Floan said that the computer will stop such human support their team. activities. Oh well, what's six the Senate meeting, Rhein will most the cafeteria means students could only buy food on errors as selecting one course number, but then for the better next fall. Junior bucks, eh? likely be reinstated to his position at campus from the snack bar or vending machines. accidentally writing another course's time and college football is exciting and These crinkles should be ironed KFCR by the Senate next Tuesday. Closing the cafeteria would also lay off some instructor. He also said that the computer will prevent Fullerton College continually turns out before the A.S. begins rolling in When they met to discuss the cards next employees. FC must choose the area that does the schedules with a conflict of time. Last semester there out a top-notch team. And don't let the dough from the Rhein issue, the Judicial committee should be least harm-the Student Center. were 600 students who had to be dropped because of anyone tell you different, football semester. Simply a record considered sending a reprimand to the We also think that the Senate should, in its approval this error. players CAN hear the roars from the kept of all those who purchase of the computer hard lines, stipulate an idea from the stands and are often inspired by the Rhein for not meeting his card. The Hornet knows that there will be problems. A.S. Planning and Research committee. This idea is a Ir -"% Plan committee that recommendation to FC's Master One of the problems cited by Floan is the possibility priority be given to establish a permanent locale for of "down time". This is a period that for some reason the new student center. registration purposes in a computer breaks down. Displacement of a student socializing area would thus He said that since FC is using the Univac 1100-10 be prevented in the future. this time would be only the time it takes to correct the FC will begin computer registration next May. This problem plus a two-minute computer warm-up. will take approximately four weeks. The Hornet feels that this is better than the old method's time of six The Hornet believes that the installation of weeks. computer hard lines in the Student Center is needed. Russell Floan, associate dean of admissions and We feel that the center is the only feasible area for records, said that once his staff is familiar with the this necessary process. However, in the future registration process time could be cut down to eight or student center we hope that there will be a room for nine working days. registration purposes. The staff also knows that there Floan who is planning the registration process will be problems, but if students are patient, time and stated that at first that only about 95 students will be money will be saved. Death penaIty debategoeson.. BY MICHAEL MEDLEY The movement to eliminate Besides the debates on what is Editorial Editor capital punishment reached its peak cruel punishment and whether or Last Tuesday, the long debated in 1972. It was in that year that the not capital punishment is a issue of capital punishment reached Supreme Court decided that the deterrent to crime, both sides also a new milestone. death penalty was unconstitutional have moral arguments concerning The Utah State Board of Pardons because it was cruel and unusual the death penalty. a IT: , voted not to commute or lessen the punishment. Opponents of capital punishment death sentence of convicted The Court's decision touched off argue that it is barbaric and has -no murderer Gary Gilmore. a debate on what constitutes cruel place in modern society. Those who The unique aspect of this decision and unusual punishment. favor the death penalty maintain is that it was made at the request of This debate is not a new one, that any person who takes the life of Gilmore. however. In the late 19th century, another has forfeited his own right L2 This is another example showing the Russian writer Anton Chekhov to live. that the question of whether or not wrote "The Bet", a short story For the last nine years these two there should be capital puniishment which dealt with the question of factions have argued in the absence is a difficult one to resolve, which is worse, death or life of any executions being carried out. Back inthe USSR Ten years ago a Gallup poll found inprisonment. There are currently 418 men and that 47 per cent of the people were women on death row across the against the death penalty and 42 Another point of debate concern- nation. Now that public sentiment is Soviet riock groups thrive it. Last spring, ing a death penalty is whether or turning ,in favor of capital per cent favored BY GREG BRATOFF art that is made public in the Soviet ment does everything to encourage however, a new Gallup poll showed not it is a amateur deterrent to crime, punishment and some states have Russians are a very creative Union is controlled. On the one bands. Practically all the death penalty favored by 65 per Those who favor capital punish- passed new death penalty laws, people. There is hardly a Russian hand, nothing anti-Soviet will be factories, organizations and schooig cent to 28 per cent. ment believe that the threat of there is a renewed possibility that who has not at some time indulged allowed to be published. On the supply instruments and equipment Reasons for this new favor for death cannot help but discourage these people will someday be in some sort of art. And when a other hand, the Ministry of Culture to willing students or workers. In capital punishment could be the crime. Those opposed to the death executed. Russian does something creative, tries to give everyone an equal return, the group promises to take extreme rise in the rate of violent penalty feel that studies have been It is hard to think of anything he does it well. Why then is the chance for popularity. This leads care of the equipment, which it crime and growing public dissatis- inconclusive in determining if more difficult or undesirable than contemporary Soviet art that we see to the censorship of outstanding rarely does, and to play at various faction with our criminal justice capital punishment is a deterrent to deciding whether a human being so mediocre? performers, for fear that they may social events. Since it plays for the system. crime, lives or dies. public, The answer is, of course, that the overshadow everyone else in his or it will play whatever the her field. public wants; this means anything 'AAdrp- This is especially noticable in from the Beatles to Black Sabbath. music, specifically in rock music. Amateur groups can get a lot of C Letter to the editor When rock first emerged in the money playing outside their factory West, the Ministry of Culture called or school. Weddings are a favorite Wrong each year and the rose picked tight so that everyone had a place to season. test to enter it "decadent" and "not in line with among Moscow groups, since they possible tightening of entrance sit). Bob Waltz socialist culture." Now, many years not only, get money, but also all the We would like to express our Monty Bullerdick rushed for more Jim Williams requirements, we should screen later, rock has been recognized as food and booze they can consume feelings toward this season's yards as an individual, 87, than any teachers every year so students can music. But it is still a lot easier to hit without falling down. Schools that football team and, in particular, the team did all year against SMC. Rusty teachers be offered fresh, competitive the big time playing conventional do not have their own bands invite Avacado Bowl victory and the Junior And approximately 6,000 of the I am your average student here at learning matter and techniques Soviet pop. This is mainly because groups to play at graduation or any Rose Bowl (JRB) decision. 6,500 fans who watched the game FC with, I'm sure, your average compared to a stale instructor or the Ministry is afraid that no one will other parties, striking up a The team was given two days, were from Fullerton. complaints. But since I'll be leaving repetitive lecturer that sits back with listen to this conventional pop it collection among the students. Thanksgiving Day and the following All of this, and more, and still the this January, I must give some some absurd security with the given the alternative of good rock, Many good amateur groups are Friday, to prepare for a team that JRB committee unanimously decid- opinions that I've gathered tenure program, which they and this fear is surely justified. given a chance to devote all their barely missed going through a ed not to choose Fullerton. The throughout my two-and-one-half wouldn't have to worry about if they The former minister of time to music, especially if they are 10-game season undefeated. Santa selection will come from the Potato years, off my chest. were that great of a teacher and culture, Furtseva, was a woman often invited to music festivals Monica College (SMC) had held its Bowl where they expect 19,000 I've heard everywhere I've gone students would demand and flock to past middle age who did not share across the nation. To become last seven opponents to one people. Had Santa Monica fans on campus (i.e. quad, library, get in their classes. the musical tastes of Soviet youth. professionals, at least one of the touchdown or less. FC scored four known earlier that their team was classes, etc.,) students that are not In closing I strongly suggest that For instance, she banned the use members has to be a graduate of a touchdowns and added a safety for playing Saturday night, the 12,000 satisfied with teachers' methods of in your future classes, don't take of any device that would change the theatrical or musical college. The good measure. capacity Cerritos Stadium would trying to teach students. We the classes that don't offer a full value of sound of an amplified guitar, such privileges of a professional are that Santa Monica (with Ray Cryer, undoubtedly have been filled. students must put up with a teacher information on the subject. I suggest as the "fuzz" or the wa-wa. This music is his sole occupation, and he yards during the who rushed for 761 If the JRB is to continue, and we that might have been teaching the you ask other students that have had was done because she decided that can record and release albums. This was held to a minus-31 yards season) feel that it should, then some same course, using the same notes, that teacher in question about a wailing and screaming guitar solo does not cost the group anything, in the second half. changes need to be made. To simply lecturing using the same exact lecture, tests, grades and how was uncouth and un-musical; in but this is where censorship comes Had it not been for a FC miscue on decide against a team that won dialogue information and has the much they really learned from that other words, she did not like it. in. punt return, SMC would have a convincingly with only two days to gall to assume that they know more class. So its up to you in your future This kind of control is maintained No group anywhere should play probably never gotten any more than prepare for its opponent and game on a subject than any possible classes to have the choice to not just over professional groups during for the sake of riches, but the desire the three-point field goal. The on the outcome of another team student since they last went to school "put up or shut up" but to change filmed or televised concerts, and for fame is a different. matter. If a Fullerton defensive team continually which has yet to play, is unfair and some 10 to 20 years ago and of course your class for your benefits not the when recording. group in Russia is truly good, it will refused to give in to SMC receiving foolish. information in a certain field paycheck of you know who. achieve all the fame it wants. But standing ovations every time they But that's next year's roses. This couldn't have changed that much! As for the amateur groups, they for a really crummy group to came off the field from the FC fans year's avocados taste just fine. I sincerely believe that if the Very sincerely, are not controlled by the become rich and famous, it must (who, by the way had to squeeze in Congratulations for a great college requires students to take a Jack Stephen government. In fact, the govern- defect to the West. HORNET Friday Dec. 3, 1976 Page 3 roaret Special Report College Legal Clinic provides law assistance Bishop recorded all the informa- Nobody gets off "scott-free". A BY ROBERT RHEIN tion of Mary D.'s arrest and prior person who is found guilty still has Mary D. was 22 years old. She background. He promptly called the to pay, even if it is just the was a student at FC. Mary D. had detention release officer at the experience of being locked up for a always been a good student and had Orange County Jail and explained few hours. "First reactions to jail never been in trouble with the law. the situation; that Mary D. had a usually trigger rehabilitation real One day while shopping in a large steady job and that she was a fast in the typical first-offender," department store, Mary D. saw a student at FC. Within two hours, Bishop commented. dress she really liked, but didn't Mary D. was released on her own The CLC is strictly confidential. have the money to pay for it. She recognizance. Parents and friends do not have to went out of the store and got an "If she hadn't called the CLC, find out. "We operate under the empty bag from her car. Returning she would have had to spend $500 same confidentiality as a lawyer! to the store, she put the dress in the on a bail bond and shown title worth client situation." Bishop added, "in bag and attempted to leave the $5,000." said Bishop. "That would fact, in the case of Mary D., nobody store. have been impossible for her, it ever found out, except her Being an inexperienced shop- would have wiped her out boyfriend and only because she told lifter, she was immediately financially." him." apprehended by the store security, Through the CLC, Mary D. was "We don't refuse help to anyone, over to the police. charged who turned her referred to a lawyer who even the flakes that call in week with to take her case. "If Mary D. was charged her only $300 after week, in jail for one thing or commercial burglary, which is a she would have found a lawyer on another, get helped." College; Greg Bishop, felony offense. Bail was set at her own, a typical fee would have LEGAL HELPERS-The College Legal Clinic right) Mike Mills, Chapman Kump, Cal State $5,000. Her parents lived back east been around $500," said Bishop. The College Legal Clinic is members pictured above are among the people College Legal Clinic Director; Kary and Paul Fait of FC. For further information and she had few friends in Mary D.'s charges were reduced located at 1231 E. Chapman Ave. providing legal assistance to Southern California Fullerton at left. Fullerton. What could she do? from commercial burglary, to (Behind St. Andrew's Parish). For college students. FC students who purchased an A.S. concerning this organization, see story "Impulsive shoplifting cases like trespassing. She had to pay a small more information call 870-5757 card may obtain free or low cost legal aid from this PHOTO BY BENDER this happen all the time," said Greg fine and she was released on during normal working hours. non-profit organization. Shown above are (left to

Bishop, director of the College probation. i Legal Clinic (CLC), "Mary D. is an Bishop pointed out the necessity iStudent banking problems are different. assumed name, but this case really of a person calling the CLC happened." immediately upon learning he is in Bishop explained that Mary D. trouble. "The resentment and -Their bankers should be, too. had a CLC Hotline card that came anger of going through the court with her A.S. card from FC. She process alone can really hurt a called the CLC immediately. Bishop person. Getting it over quick took the' call. helps."

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It It is ironic, and slightly discovered. has a better feeling." disappointing, that a mediocre, "It was fun," Bonoff recalled, Bonoff's words ring true. The run-of-the-mill, hard rock band like "in those days, Jackson Browne three songs from Linda's album Eulogy (who performed here the was doing Hoots, and James Taylor sounded considerably better when day before Thanksgiving) can fill it was an exciting place. You knew she did them here herself. the Student Center to capacity, when you played there someone Karla Bonoff laughed when we while a thoroughly talented, would hear you. It was really scary inquired about where she gets her professional singer/songwriter like though, I mean I used to completely inspiration to write. "I don't know. I Karla Bonoff (who performed there freak." just sort of wait for it to happen. I the week before) must play before a Bonoff and her sister went wish I knew what it was because small, inattentive audience. separate directions, and after a then I would write more. I don't get Disappointing because many FC short while, she teamed up with inspired very easily. students missed Kenny Edwards, formerly of the their chance to see "Before you get to go out on the this sensational artist who is Stone Poneys, Andrew Gold and road, get out there and be in the destined for success. Wendy Waldman By this time in a band called world and be energetic, it's kind of next year, Karla Bonoff Bryndle. They recorded will not be an album hard to write because you're just in playing College Hours in Fullerton. for A&M Records but it was never the same city all the time and there She will be performing before released. Bryndle then disbanded isn't that much going on. It's hard thousands throughout the country, and the members all embarked on to put yourself in situations that are while her album climbs the solo careers. charts. inspiring, or that give you energy." Her name may not sound familiar Bonoff occupied her time writing. ROCK STEADY - Loud, rambunctious rock and roll Eulogy's flamboyant lead vocalist. Supplementing his Lyrics are tough for Bonoff and shook the to college students, but people in "About three years ago, Kenny Student Center when the band Eulogy powerful voice with frenzied gestures and hard rock she always has the music penned performed before a S.R.O. crowd on the Wednesday histrionics, the record industry know her. Three (Andrews) went to play in Linda's Crawley served as Eulogy's expressive before putting lyrics to it. "When I before Thanksgiving. Pictured are band members focal point. The five-piece of her compositions appear on Linda (Ronstadt) band and he took a band presented a repertoire write it comes out in a burst. Like I Rusty Anderson, lead guitarist, and Miles Crawley, of Bowie-genre selections, including some originals. Ronstadt's latest album, "Hasten cassette of 'Lose Again' to her. It wrote. "Someone To Lay Down PHOTO BY JENSEN Down the Wind," and she goes into almost went on Linda's 'Prisoner in Beside Me" in about 20 minutes. I Illa~eraasaee~eeass88aed~ ~U~Y~,~ the studio next month to record her Disguise' album," Bonoff said. own album for Columbia Records. "Lose Again" wound up on had the music and I just went and Accompanying herself on piano "Hasten Down the Wind," along sat down and words just sort of Mark-Almond alters sound and guitar, Bonoff delivered a with Bonoff's beautiful "Someone came out and I went, '...Oh, far ,style thoroughly enjoyable set utilizing To Lay Down Beside Me," and "If out,' and it was there." her crisp, delicate He's That's the best way really. To just BY KURT JENSEN to lose the audience though a few singing voice to Ever Near." Overall, Mark-Almond put on an present have it flow out of you. It's the least Managing Editor individuals yelled "We love you her self-penned composi- Bonoff plans to use all three enjoyable, highly listenable show. self-conscious way of doing it. It Mark-Almond is a seven-piece anyway!" proclaiming their loyalty tions. Bonoff resides in West L.A., songs on her upcoming debut The only flaws were slight comes out more pure. But, that kind band led by John Mark on vocals in spite of Almond's intended and her songs are in the distinct album, and she isn't worried about imbalances in the volume, resulting of mood doesn't hit me too often." and acoustic guitar and Johnny discord. L.A. mold (i.e. Jackson Browne, the repetition of her material. "I in one instrument slightly over- think Karla Bonoff seems Almond on saxophones and flutes. Honorable mention goes to Greg Eagles, Ronstadt). just the fact that I'm doing relaxed and powering another. Twenty-four years them will make comfortable on stage and she Selling out almost all of the shows Block, the former violinist for It's a old, Bonoff has them different. The sets were opened Linda, sort communicated warmly with at their recent gig at the Golden Beautiful Day. Block generally by Iliad, a been composing songs on the piano of has a different her three-piece Bear, the band played to strongly confined his work to the faster jazz ensemble consist- since she was 16. After her approach. audience here. But, she claims, ing of keyboards, acoustic performance "At first "I'm not a real social person. It's approving audiences, offering a uptempo pieces and seem to absent bass and she told us that she I went, 'Oh God, Linda's drums. The trio displayed and her sister doing all the songs, hard for me to break down that wall sound which blended progressive himself from a good deal of the impec- used to play Hoot and those are cable timing and improvisational my best songs-what between the audience and I. The jazz with rock, folk and latin slower laid-back mood music. nights at Doug Weston's Trouba- am I going to ability. easiest way is with influences. However, he blended smoothly dour. Hoot nights, held every do-how can I top those.' But I the music." 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HEALTHFUL ALTA- 1. CULTURAL/EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR - Presents a program of events with cultural or ed- ucational value. DENA GOLDEN HONEY ICE CREAM 2. ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTOR - Responsible for scheduling an entertainment program for the student community. AT TRADER JOE'S 3. PUBLICITY DIRECTOR - Responsible for all on-campus publicity.

Thanks to friendly bees, cows and 4. ASSISTANT PUBLICITY DIRECTOR - Assistant to the Publicity Director. Alta-Dena dairymen, Trader Joe's can bring you the healthful good- 5. PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR - Handles all public relations aspects of the A.S. Senate and ness of delicious ice cream sweet- related service projects. ened with pure honey. First quality fresh, frozen and dried fruits are 6. RECLAMATION CENTER DIRECTOR - Coordinates the community monthly recycling program. used for such delicious flavors as strawberry, carob, peach, vanilla 7. SPEAKERS DIRECTOR - Provides informative speakers to the students and faculty. and pineapple-papaya. 8. SURVEYING DIRECTOR - Writes and analyzes student surveys on student activities.

9. VIDEO TAPE DIRECTOR - Coordinates an educational, well-balalaced video tape program.

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Cagers' winning streak hits 14 . - , . . : With the Southern California College next Wednesday (there, Community College Intercollegiate 7:30 p.m.). Athletic Conference Tournament only 10 days away (Dec. 13, 14 and Mixed doubles 16), FC's women's basketball team There is one date left on FC's couldn't be in better shape. mixed doubles tennis schedule, and Coach Colleen Riley's Hornets then it's on to the SCCCIAC : i . ? .::' ". .. .i.:..: are 15-1 and riding the crest of a Tournament at Long Beach City 14-game winning streak. College, Dec. 9-11. FC's most recent victory was a The Hornets will entertain LBCC 62-39 thumping of Orange Coast next Tuesday at 2:30 in an effort to College last Wednesday, raising its up their season record to 14-2. Southern League record to 8-0. An 8-4 victory over Orange Coast Before entering the SCCCIAC last Tuesday and an 8-3 conquest of /i;i:. :'Y'v.. -vy :iH:i~ {:iiiH".. tourney, FC will wrap up its league Riverside City College on Nov. 23 slate with Santa Ana College next preceded yesterday's Southern Monday (here, 4 p.m.) and Cerritos League match at Cypress College. Football's c:ompletion might help wrestlers 7 BY ROBERT 1KRIER Playing with barely half a team, Now that FC's foot ball season is the Hornets lost their opening over, maybe the Hornets' wrestling match on Nov. 19 to Chaffey GETTING UP FOR PLAYOFF - FC's Ternri Wallis clears Orange team can floor it. College, 33-18. Still shorthanded, Coast College front line in Hornets' JV women's volleyball playoff Tomorrow, the Hor'net wrestlers they then lost another non-confe- victory on Nov. 23. In position for the return are (clockwise) Collette travel to Southweste rn L.A. for a rence encounter, this one to Rio O'Hanlon (34), Kathy Roski, Sue Lalicker, Kris Van Bladern and TOUCHE - Karin Donnely (34) tries to tip jump ball to Hornet nextt Wednesday, Hondo, 39-9, on Nov. 24. Carol Ewertz. teammate Vivian Subias (14) in women's basketball victory over tournament. And t3he Cypress College on Nov. 22. PHOTOS BY COLEMAN FC will compete in Santa Ana Some of the Hornet pin-men are Tourney. also football players. Up until now, JV's in So Cal championships *gl * they've had to devote their time to BY TONY MESSANO JV title. The So Cal event runs U J football practice and games. Runners are runners A playoff victory on Nov. 23 through tomorrow night. Although most everyone at FC propelled FC's JV women's Burdine credited overall team BY MICHAEL DAVIS second-place finish at the state "The future looks good for FC was disappointed when the school's volleyball team into the Southern effort for FC's 15-13, 14-16, 15-4 finals. cross country," Gilmier enthused. football team was left out of the California championship tourna- playoff win over Orange Coast FC's cross country team finished The Hornets were lead by Paul "We'll have the talent and the Junior Rose Bowl, maybe the ment at L.A. Valley College, College, which upped the second in the state finals on Nov. 20 O'Neil, who finished 11th overall. experience and we sheould get extra wrestling team will benefit from the which commenced yesterday. Hornets' record to 8-1 this at College of the Canyons. Greg Dean was right behind depth from our recrui ting efforts." grid season's end. "We should finish in the top season. The winner was Grossmont O'Neil in 12th place and Scott three," said Hornet coach Paul "Everybody played well," he College. The Griffins have now won Fessenden crossed the finish line Burdine, whose Coast League said, "especially when we picked five straight JC state champion- eight seconds after Dean to get champs will be defending their up at the end." ships. 15th overall. Team scoring for the meet was as Tim Becker ran exceptionally well follows: Grossmont (44 points), FC after sustaining an injury during the Is your it you're a (76), American River (88), San Southern California Regional Meet student getting Bs or better, Mateo (109) and Mt. San Antonio the previous week. He finished grade point g d you may quality (132). 21st. average good o r Farmers McGarry rounded out the \ rates on your FC coach Tom Gilmer said, "The Mike e gh Hornet effort finishing 39th. enOUgh ? auto .nsurance race was much closer than the ^ Call Now that the '76 season is over, today and results indicate. Many high-finish- get the tacts Gilmer is looking toward next year. FARMERS INSURANCE ing positions changed hands during GROUP "We will have an experienced corps the last 400 yards." AUDREY HIRST AGENCY of strong runners ready to go next 2113 E CHAPMAN AVE Gilmer stressed that many fall," he said. FULLERTON CALL 871 6670 last-minute gains were made by Dean and Fessenden figure to Hornet runners. lead the Hornets, and Gilmer also Smart running and the best team expects much improvement from Get nto thescene effort of the season were the major Becker, Dave .- Dahl and Bob elements in FC's third consecutive Opperman. dy TSUir Record misleading Get R .. nE g V AT First FC varsity soccer season closes at 3-13-1 O BY CYNTHIA GROSS Wednesday evening, Mrazik was , FC's first varsity soccer season is named FC's "Most Valuable TM over. The31. Hornet'st overall record Player" and Scott Buxbaum earned was 3-13.1, with a last-place, South distinction as the squad's "Most \ Coast Conference mark of 1-6-1. Improved Player." Team letters TEST DRIVE YOURS A When one considers it was a were also awarded to 14 players. rookie team, FC wasn't as bad as its record might indicate. The Hornets played well and controlled the ball better than every team they played, with the exception of Santa Ana College. SK1 SHOP The Hornet's problem, however, was scoring. FC's shots on goal just wouldn't go into the net. 580 South Beach Boulevard Despite the Hornet's poor record, La Habra, California two FC players were picked for All-Conference First Team. They are (213) 691-1742 Steve Mead, who played forward, and Fred Mrazik, a fullback. Four other Hornets were given ENROLL NOW IN honorable mention: Joey Gutier- s .eeLIST res- fullback, Nick Rohwer- DRY- LAND forward, Fred Ramirez-halfback and Doug Whittemore-halfback. 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Iave ,, _-" Mr 47 L.e e Cf. .. u 11r t eas..Mnr I a.Iw L A games. 0o) s a4a4) (74 S I a11 7uM aWs I At the soccer team's banquet last Page 8 Friday Dec. 3, 1976 HORNET Hornets' Avocado Bowl win fruitless inJRB bid ______California entry will emerge from Potato Bowl tomorrow BY KEITH KROPP representative. opportunity to participate in the third period with an awesome Earlier this week, FC's football FC was a serious contender for JRB. display of defense, making the season ended, but it ended in an the JRB, having compiled an 8-2 Despite not being able to compete game a runaway. uncommon way--off the field. season record (5-1 in the South for the mythical championship of Offensively, the Hornets showed Monday afternoon, FC was Coast Conference), a 30-10 triumph community college football, the only one sign of brilliance in the informed it would not be the in the Avocado Bowl and a six-game Hornets still concluded their season first half, when Dennis Duncanson California community college team winning streak in which the Hornets on a bright note, as they overcame a returned the opening kickoff 67 to face Ellsworth, Iowa in the Junior outscored their opponents by a sub-par first half to defeat Santa yards to the Corsair 32-yard line. Rose Bowl, Dec. 11 in Pasadena. margin of 170-38. Monica City College 30-10 in the From there, it took the Hornets Instead, it was announced, the FC head football coach Hal Avocado Bowl last Saturday night at only four plays to score, with Rocky winner of tomorrow's Potato Bowl Sherbeck was very sorry that his Falcon Stadium. Liapis going through a massive hole in Bakersfield between Bakersfield squad was not selected, especially After a sluggish first half which the final 19 yards. College, 9-1, and College of the for his players and coaching staff, saw the Hornets trailing 10-7, FC For the remainder of the first Sequoias, 9-1, will be the California who he felt had earned the turned the contest around in the half, the Hornet offense couldn't get untracked, and to complicate matters, it put more pressure on the defense with three interceptions and a disastrous fumble on the FC five-yard line. With these opportunities to show its strength, the Hornet defense made two superb goal line stands in the first half, preventing a bigger Corsair lead at intermission. The second half was a complete turnaround. FC held Santa Monica to minus yardage in rushing in that 30 minutes, as the Hornet defense dominated. 'WHITE LIGHTNING'-FC's Mike "White Lightning" Coleman turns the Ironically, it was Morris Bled- corner during his key 37-yard punt return for a touchdown last Saturday soe's fourth interception of the night. Teammate Dennis Duncanson [23] trails the play that put the Hornets game that set up the key play of the back in the lead for good in their 30-10, Avocado Bowl triumph over Santa Monica City College. second half. Bledsoe's long pass intended for So Cal finish sends FC to State Gerry Bullerdick was picked off at the SMCC five-yard line, forcing the Corsairs to operate from the shadow Water polo team nabs 4th of their end zone. BY JIM BERNASCONI anything from here on out is a The FC defense wouldn't budge After closing out its conference plus," said Polte. and made the Corsairs punt from season with a 14-10 win over San In the So Cal opener, FC was their own end zone. Mike Coleman 37, Diego Mesa College on Nov. 19, the defeated by Orange Coast, 14-10. fielded the ball at the Corsair But the Hornets came right back to got one key block and traveled the Hornet water polo squad went into WINNING COACH-Hornet head football coach Hal at FC is now 123-33-5, will add the award to two defeat Palomar College, 17-5, and majority of the way on individual the Southern California playoffs. Sherbeck displays the prize FC earned with its 30-10 Potato Bowl trophies and a host of other Cerritos College, 12-9. FC then effort for the go-ahead touchdown, FC finished in fourth place in the lost Avocado Bowl victory over Santa Monica City College accomplishments, including two national, one state a heartbreaker giving FC a 14-10 lead. Nov. 23-24 meet, held in the' to Orange Coast, last Saturday night. Sherbeck, whose 16-year record and 10 conference championships. 9-8, in their match to decide From there, FC poured it on, Independence Park pool in third PHOTOS BY HENDERSON Fullerton. place. getting a safety from Fred Hogan Eight teams competed, with and a touchdown after the free kick. Golden West College successfully Mike Harris' 27-yard return helped defending its So Cal championship. set up Liapis' second touchdown of First wii the game, a one-yard plunge. Long Beach City and Orange Coast n elusive for FC cagers Colleges took second and third, BY MARK TRAKH start to poor shooting and an the backcourt (he scored a "What it all boils down to," he In addition to the outstanding respectively. It's obvious that the objective of abundance of turnovers by the game-high 21 points in the SW said, "is whether or not the players defensive effort, the Hornets' "Although we came in fourth FC's basketball team in the Orange Hornets. loss). Jay Lucas, Dave Flood and get their confidence. This is special teams were a key factor. place in the So Cal tournament," Coast College Tourney, which runs "We have some great shooters, John Russo will alternate at the something I'm trying to instill in Sherbeck indicated he was very FC coach Ernie Polte said, "we can through tomorrow, was to win its yet our shooting percentage was other guard position. them." pleased with FC's kicking game. still take the state championships first game of the 1976-77 season. very low," said Van Horn. "We Van Horn spotted many flaws in As for the team's chances in the The Offensive Player of the Game (today and tomorrow at Golden And if the Hornets fail there, they also commited 39 turnovers in the his team's play and hopes to SCC, Van Horn said, "Before the was FC's Monty Bullerdick, while Welt)." will look with hungry eyes to next two games. correct them before FC's South season, I thought we had a great teammate Lou Falcone was voted The Hornets, who ended the Wednesday's non-conference game "We run a forward-oriented Coast Conference opener, Jan. 12. chance, but time will tell." Defensive Player of the Game. regular season with a 15-11 record, at Golden West College, beginning offense. For us to win, our forwards took a 17-13 overall mark into their at 7:30 p.m. must score, but they didn't do first-round battle with defending "I don't know what happened. this last week." state titlist De Anza College at 8 a.m. I'm really disappointed." Randy Rozar and Jeff Weber are today. That was the sentiment of FC the forwards Van Horn is counting The top four teams in Southern coach Ezra Van Horn after the on. They are backed up by John California will be joined by the top Hornets lost their first two games of Halpin, Shane Hite and Mark four from Northern California to the season to Los Angeles Valley Pepper. John Condie is the center, decide the 1976 state champ. College, 70-61, and Southwestern backed up by Rodney Simon. "I didn't figure we would get into (L.A.) College, 83-68, last weekend. Team captain Jess Wallace will the So Cal tournament, so I guess Van Horn attributed the slow provide most of the firepower from SCUBA AQUA-LUNG® CENTER SALES SERVICE INSTRUCTION RENTALS 3141 East Yorba Linda Blvd. Fullerton. Ca. 92631 996-1970

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