Youtve s'een thls mon before, but you Próbobly iust possed hlm by. He ltghts hls poth through ïh" dorknes of the nlght. Who is he? Whot'r 4 qnd 5' Vol. XXIX, No. 18 Fresno, Calif. Mar.6, 1975 ' is he doing? Turn to Poge Boord denies studium use for rock concerl

Use of the 13,800-seat R¿tcliffe 20,000.'Dean Richard Clel¿nd of but attendance would be lirtritêã St¿dium has been denied bY FCC and Board President HarrY to 12,000 to 14,0ü) Persons and trustees of the State Center E. Hiraoka citcd the exPerienee there would be no use of the Community College District to of several yeañ¡ ago when a rock football field itself. Pacific Presentations, a Los concert at Euless Baseball Pa¡k, Angeles promotional group' q stale a leries of sPring and summer rock concerts' the trustees cited lack of adequat drinking rock concert had been denied ties, and previously to FCC students," for den said District SuPerintendent simil¿r Charles E. Chapman. "To grant Papa for their own ProÍit. events such use now to an outside the issue of the non-athletic denied also. Assist¿nt SuPerintendent' ì"rnå Business, Kenneth S. Wheeler called the faeilities "grosslY A bid for st¿dium use has also undersized for a crowd of been m¿de by Papa Productions' trustees.

Hollowell--new trustee Creighton, Hollowell elected ENABI,ER clinic slorls uP the not-Yet-official David L. Creighton and according to attitude," ìÁrs. Emerzian s¿id. his college studies and vocation¿l Coralein (Coke) Hallowell were count. diagnosing the student's goals. scored 18'7?2 e "We're elected to the State Center Mrs. Ilallowell problem, evaluating hi5 - The clinic. located in the Medi¿ William a learning Community College District votes to L2,020 for and' from presentlY 60 11,677 for to alleviate the learning residual capabilities, Center, Provides Board of Trustees in Tuesday's Frank, R. Frank, a remediation students with corrective reading (BetsY) Von Der Ahe Þroblems of students with there creating election. Elizabeth plan. In other words, through and pre-vocational instruction in and 4,149 for FloYd D. Thornton ihvsie¿l disabilities' Creighton, an incumbent, ' new prescriptíve and vocational addilion to limited tutoring in in Area VI, where LYnn B. Ford ianice Emerzian, FCC's defeated George E. Engstrom disabilities specialist instruction we are going to help specific subjects. Clinic staffers 13,870 Are¿ V' is retirinc from the board' learnins individual instruc' tt,426 to in and coorãinator of the clinic, said him maximize his potentials and confer with only other clinical circumvent his learning defi- tors on a regrl¿r basis to find out the Program progress a student and ìike it in the nation is at DeAnza ciency." the of be done to helP him Collese in Cupertino. Mrs. Emerzian said students what- can Mri. Emerzian said the are given a battery of succeed in a course. "culture-free" tests to determine "Our students also utilize the learning disabilities as well as college's regular vocational interests, aptitudes, when they want abilities, and learning sophistica- tutoring in a Par tion. In this way Mrs. Emerzian Mrs. Emerzian and the five Fresno State eood because it emPhasizes University graduate òtudents ímainstreaming' and not isola- who work under her, can decide tion." on the learning process best Mrs. Emerzian said the clinic suited to each individual and set also offers students a look at the up a program that corresponds to See Enobler, PogeT Piroted topes cosl srfísfs m¡llíons tn muslc ro Yql¡ies By llichard H¡¡eon clsins .,More than one fourth of the the electronic impulses ¿nd e¿ch merehandise." Another .^-^- ^^ra:- +L- rrs o¡a nirqrnrt. nr¡rtrroes ; H*írtit; from the ly^tijf:1t:]XrH*,$"H Eight-trock topes--$ I .5O, í2 , $2 .50 oveihead." He s Senote hqs vqcon( commend stores McKenz ¡n delete tions, eight-trac rt of the every between $ approved Mik lowest pri luesday. at the Auction u ichaich' s Fashion Fair, s¿id he knows and t2.50. leetronic some people who make the tapes Rampag ; Lounge and he knows how they make Westlastf

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science studies. --Authorized FCC to hire a stage technician to service the new theater. -Aceepted a bid of $11,020 for a walk-in freezer that will allow for greater food storage capacity and will enable the district to affect purehasing economies through volume bulk and storage. -Approved the hiring of a e tutorial student personnel services tech- nician to help íecruit and advise s, readers, prospective d guidance Native American 3tudénts. The position will be ctor of the staffed at FCC. tate leader --Declined to employ a of college landscape architect for FCC uutil proÉframs for handicaPPed stu' the financial arrangements are äenis, will assist RC personnel made more clear. spring in the planning. -Accepted gifts of $6,000 this glassware The board also: worth of and chemieal supplies from Van Waters- -Accepted a bid of $12'007 from Weger Corporation for a Rogers Company and $2,000 movable bãnd-choral shell for the from the Stauffer Chemieal new FCC theater. Company. The chemistry suf John Entwhistle plies will be used at FCC and the IONG ruIYER -Awarded a bid of $10,1?0 for purchase six comPuter iz,o00 will be used by the the of program. terminals for the FCC science Reedley agriculture consider program to Digital Data SYstems A special meeting to services ôt San Jose. The terminals will costs and architectural Uhots Entwh¡stle3 allow students to work with a for a campus service center at held last night. tcn b¡tes dog mini-computer as Part of'their FCC was By Kurt Kr¡ner homosexual child debaucher, unfinished feeling. It has all the Four nqmed "Uncle Ernie." earmarks of a rush job, including Mad Dog-Iohn Entwhistle's Ox The ever-lengthening spans of unnecessaly remakes of Fifties inactivity between lVho albums standards like "Hound Dog" and os BA nom¡nees MCA 2129 prompted six-minute reprise of Ent- humanities; eventually Entwhistle a Fresno City College has and Ronald L. Pope, Entwhistle, bass guit¿r- to begin releasing solo albums on whistle's own "My Wife." Ever technic¿l-voc¿tional. John in nominated four second-year ist for The Who, had never the side. He wasted no time: Entwhislte's once-fascinatiug participatæ in the These students will compete seemed t< students to written a song prior to 1966 and betweenrUYho'e Next in 1971 and terest in depravity competitive round in Bank against students from neighbor- sick first lVho Quadrophenie in late '73, have degenerated into a ing community colleges in a The s second album, A joke. of America's 19?5 community One. that time all Entwhistle put out three solo awards program. semi-final event March ã) at the Quick At chapter in college sonryrriting chores for the band discs, Sm¡¡h Your IIe¡d Against M¡d Dog, the latest Fresno Hilton. \üinners will be (sic), The were handled by Pete Town- the lVdl, llthietle Rlmes Entwhistle's solo legacy, lies students and their study selectcd by a panel of judges on ex- Vogt, shend, but for A One the and Rigor Mortie Sete In. somewhere between .the fields are Randy J. the basis of ac¿demic record, Suick recent tVilliam Koole, group and their manager decided Together they comprise the high tremes of his early and business; A. sehool and community activities, it, would be a good gimmick if and low points of Entwhistle's work. The unfortunate trend science-engineerinç lVesley J. and character and leadership group member were to solo career. toward more casual album Hammond, social science- qualitÍes. each in compose two songs of his own to The high points occur mostly construction and dabbling point out The lVho s versatility. on the first two albums, Sm¡eh Fifties ùrivia has coótinued, but To do his share, Entwhistle Your IIe¡d, a mad foray on the end result is a good deal less Police check pieced togethei various riffs and everyday life in all its demonic patchy, more refined and perple4ity, and l¡Vhietle Rymee, a listenable. It's also the best- chord changes that had been oulo thefi floating around in his head, collection of perverse parables prodúced of Entwhistle's albums, the material (all original this added some star{lingly bizarre, detailing the exploits of some of and Police are investigating the Mankind's most pathetic misfits. time out) is fairly decent downright perverse lyrics, and theft Feb. 26 of a 1963 Chewolet This Entwhistle at his most throughout, though it still lacks came up with his first two is Impala owned by James Rivis, a the finesse and cohesive quality compositions, t'\4Ihiskey Man" meticulous: meaty material and night student. of the earlier discs. and "Boris the Spider." These ear-catching arrangements, spot- Rivis said he had parked his Mad fine Entwhistfe's favorite theme extremely tuneful tales of lighting John's own ear in Lot A at University and instrumental t¿lents seems be alcoholic dementia and creepy- vocal and these days to McKinley and had locked all the (he bass, keyboards aggressive (or simply over- crawly paranoia, respectively, exeells on doors, had his windows rolled up, and leaving the rest powering) females, as first ¡I$DAY surprised the hell of and brass), and had locked his ignition. The SPEC¡AL out best, depicted Wife" from Townshend and Co. and made it to some of ,Britain's in "My car is maroon with license SPU including Peter Frampton, Jerry cbar that The IVho harbored See Entwhistle, Poge 3 067. another, if somewhat less Shirley, Dave Langston, Alan prolific, crazed songwriting Ross, and Jimmy McCulloch. genrus. Unfortunately,- the thúd al- From then on, Entwhistle bum, Rigor MortÍ¡, revealed $7.00'w¡th transporüilion made it his busÍness to explore Entwhistle's approach to his solo .gc¡llDnEllf .uFÎ more c¿sual than the darker side of hurnan nature efforts as a lot Book Sole .l.ESSClllg in song, eontributing the tale of many of his fans would like. A the miserly "Sil¿s Stingy" to lte mood of Fifties nostalgia and tVho Sell (l¡t and making life loving parody runs throughout Condlelight Guild miserable for Townshend's the reccd. and while there are i seation'Tomny with his own nany good-whole moments, the album s¿distic "Cousin Kevin" and the as a has 'a sLoPPY' Boor( Fc'ir -of- 5t. TOWEP John's Cothedrol Holl Moriposq ond R

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Pirqted fqpes Activities Cqlendqr From Poge I most are the slave machines used The first is that it must be Thursday - Ma¡ch 6 - M¡¡ch ? to produce the taPes. proven that the sound recording --MECHA, committee room trÏidry --PAU-Co¡side¡ation Day, eom- Miller said "Sound reproduc' was protected under a copyright. A&8, 12-2 p.m. mittee room A, 10 a.m.-1:30 p.rn. tio¡ of records cut on or Prior to This is done by checking with the --NCIIO, committee 2 room B, .-Navigators, committee room B, Feb. 12, 1972 can be coPied Begistiar of Copyrights in the p.m. federal 11 a.m. without a violation of Library of Congress. -Adelit¿s, committee room B, 11 copyright laws established on 1o fulfill the second condition, --ASB Spring Concert, Barry a.m. Ta¡zan String Band, that date." that means that a lack of authorization must be --"La by Manilow & Cenerentola" Opera Convention Center, Exhibit H¿ll, songs like "The Hits' of the shown. The recording company is Rossini, CSUF Little Theatre. Fifties" or "Woodstock" can be cont¿cted to prove this. 8:30 p.m. -Youth Concerts with Fresno --Folk Concert, Cary Lung, copied without violations of Proving the willingness of the Philharmonic Orcñestra, Conven- federal laws. tape pirate to copy and sell the Harry Liedstrand & friends, tion Center, theatre, 9:45 and 11 CSUÌ'college union, 8 p.m. Miller said in order to eoPY a pirated tapes is the third a.m. sound recording after that date, requirement. --'Stearhbath" Theatre 3, Fri- -This month will be so bad you, days aùd Saturdays through Feb. 12, 7972, zn agreement Last, it must be shown that the won't believe it. Mareh ?2. must be made with the recording tapes were pirated and sold for a --Inter-club senate Council, cosmic laser light comPany. profit. quarters, 12:30 p.m. -Las,:rium-A On sound recordings, a "@" No law will end the illegal concert, CSUF men's ¡¡rm, ?, 9 & with the copyright date and the duplication, of course, just as no 11 p.m. full name or abbreviation of the law stops illegal drug sales, but Tueeday - M¡rch ll -Baseball, FCC vs. IVest Hills, comp industry officials hope that a -Vet's Club, committee room A, Euless Park, 3 p.m. recor tougher new antipiracy law will 12 p.m. -Basketball, CIF Central Sec- r972 act as a more powerful deterrent. -Judo classes, G-107, 7-9 p.m. tions Championships, Convention To Congressional sources indicate --"Kipnis - Mime Theatre" Center, Arena, All day elimina- pirating tapes, Miller said, four that the chances for its passage presented by Fresno Musical tions, through the 8th. conditions must be met. are good, Newsweek said. Club, Convention Center, Thea- --Tennis (Men's), FCC vs. tre, 8 p.m. Cosumnes River, F CC courts, 2 --Fresno Trade Club Dinner, p.m. Convention Center, Exhibit Hall. --Tennis (!Vomen's), FCC vs. 6 p.m. American River, Sacramento, 2 Entwh¡stle p.m. From Poge 2 --Golf, FCC vs. Reedley, Riverside GC, I p.m. -Swimming, FCC vs. Delta, FCC Next. Of the nine songs on pròdicaments more to their own ll/ho'e at Sacramento pool, 3:30 p.m. thirds are to the evil -Swimming, City, Mad Dog, fully two shortcomings than 3:30 p.m. preoccupied women and oi the fairer sex. But with inlluence '-Student how, directly or indirectly, they the battle of the sexes be Senate, senate quar- S¡turd¡y - M¡rch I p.m. conjure up a living hell-on-earth damned! The most imPortant ters, I -Cerebral Palsy lelethon, Con- for men: "I Fall to Pieces" tells thins is that Entwhistle's sense vention Center, Exhibit Hall, 10 the story of a pathetic chap who Íumor has returned to p.m. of lüedneedry - M¡rch 12 through Sunday. falls apart when in the Presence something aPProximating its -Food Price Action Congress, of his ladylove ("They're gonna former grand dePravitY. -Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- ship, Senate ? a.m. alternatives for eaters and send me in a box labelled'jig-saw On nearly every track of the Quarters, "Grand growers, CSUF, women's gfm, 8 to you"); "You new album Entwhistle employs a -Classic Films Series, þuzz)e'addressed FCC a.m. through Sunday. Mean" is a bevy of impressive sidemen; but Illusion," Recit¿l Hall, 7:30 Can Be So p.m. -Track, FCC vs. Pacific College, lament from a ensemble playing is Fifties-styled while the "Human' Ratcliffe St¿dium, 12 p.m. frustrated teen to his first love, frequently interesting, nowhere -Public Health Forum, (men's), Sexuality," Fresno Community -Tennis FCC vs. Delta, who, after their firsü breathless c¿n be found a performance as FCC courts, Hospital Cafeteria, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. drive-in movie kiss, "went back inspired as the singular contribu- with another boy to see the Part tions of Peter FramPton on you missed"; "Lady Killer" is the lVhistle Bymee or Dave story of an equally frustrated Langsford on Sm¡sh Your He¡d. would-be Casanova who, after ïVell, maybe next time. devoting his life to the pursuit of nookie, decides "it's safer hunting grizzly bear." In fairness, Entwhistle's tragic heroes usually owe their

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The day begins at 7 a.m. and handle requests for all repairs on doesn't end. From the day a priority basis. Manduano groundsmen and maintenance stated that emergency jobs such men to the night custodial crew, as lighting and heating work the eampus is continuously being come first. Those jobs that don't groomed, repaired and picked- require immediate service are upafter. attended to next. Preventive Forty-eight men under the maintenance comes last, when direction of Geofge Johnson, the time can be spared. director of m¿intenance and In addition to general operations, see to it that the maintenance, the crew inst¿lls school is in proper working new machinery and does small order. remodeling work, resulting in a savings to the college district. Clad in greei and brown workclothes, the maintenance At dawn the groundsmen are .u.,, men cian usually be seeu only found removing the evidence of while commuting between jobs. student abuse from the previous Their work often t¿kes place in day. Plastic cups, potato chip some obscure back room or in the bags and other litter are picked underground shops apd boiler up by nine men for 1% hours rooms. each morning. Busily working behind the Lead groundsman Yukio scenes is the maintenance crew, Kasamatsu said, "I believe that headed by Joe Manduano. They less than 1 percent of the

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students ignore the nearby traeh One by one the cl¿ssrooms ¿nd cans." Regardless of how many offices ¿re swept, deaned, and are responsible, litter c¿n be locked. Bathrooms are cleaned found everywhere at the end of and stocked with paper towels tbe school day. and soap. Light bulbs are Major duty of the groundsmen changed ¿nd waste paper b care of the greenery. baskets dumped. Watering, pruning, and spraying At 2:30 a.m. the custodi¿ns are currently being undertaken. return to the m¿ürtenanee lounge Planting of the areas sunound- for a half-hour lunch break and ing the new buildings has begun. discussions which range from Kasamatsu, with the help of automobile accidents to tax landscape consultant James refunds. Watson, is busily plotting the Work proceeds smoothly in the f,ora around the buildings and early morning hours unless one proposed mall area. of the rooms is unusually dirty with mud or gr¿stsl. Dirty art As night students are leaving, rooms and dried hot chocol¿te the custodi¿ns begin to arrive. pose special cleaning problems. They lock the buildings, turn With the rooms clean, halls their radios on and begin work. swept, and water fountains Pl¿ced around the campus are polished, the custodians head

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"F - C - C, F - C - C," cried the toward a championshiP slot. cheerleaders two mats over. In the heavyweight division, The referee on yor¡r mat is Fresno's Chuck Harmon and shouting and waving his right 'Porterville's Fred Valov meet in hand with two fingers upraised, atch trying to signal points awarded 7ß5 to one of the wrestlers straining enly at each other. his You're sitting at the scoring massive opponent. The ref slaps desk, the head official there, as I his hand on the mat and the did last Saturday, responsible for match ends. the scoring and timing of all In the semi finals, Fresno's matches on that mat. Errie Flores meets Modesto's Suddenly, the crowd in the Carlos Garrido. Flores imme- .stands screams and cheers as a diately takes command and is Fresno wrestler suddenly pins outpointing his opponent when his opponent, without warning, he suddenly throws Garrido onto by llipping him onto his back and his back and pins him at 4:25. jamming his shoulders down onto the mat. Other pins during the Then, you .have the bouts tournament included three rvhich go all three rounds, each straight by Manuel Gomez of wrestler fighting for points Fresno. He pinned Kurt against his opponent. On the McFadden oflassen at 0:15, Rod sidelines sit two nervous, Gaines of Delta in 1:09, and Stan fingernail-chewing ,coaches, Carter of Merced for third place watching their grapplers, pray- in 1:50. ing that their man comes out on Oecasionally, you see one of top. the coaches in a foul temper. Occasionally, drama hits a high During a match between C when a match goes into gruppers representing Bakers- Rom Rondy Boxter stroins to pín opponent. overtime. The ref signals to the field and a Sacramento Valley announcer that two neutral college, the northern coach got coaches are needed at Mat 4. upset at the offici¿ting. At one l¡Vhen two coaches arrive, põint he growled at the ref: "Cut they're given ballot sheets and this shit out." the score goes back to zero. PRESENTS lsth The ref signals the two During another match, the BLACKIE GEJEIAN grapplers back onto the mat, the referee did not recognize a timer flips the clock on as the t¿kedown a split second before ANNUAT FR,ESNO AUTORAMA referee blows his whistle, and the two wrestlers went out of the match is under way. bounds. A coach protested and After three one-minute peri the ref awarded the two points. MARCH6,7,E,9 ods, one man comes out the The other coach jumped up winner. The tie is broken and the and yelled, "Goddamn it, is this FRESNO DISTR,ICT IAIRGR,OUNDS winner goes on to other men, the way you're going to call'this .ovER oNE MILL¡ON DOLLAR DTSPLAY OF THE WORLD'.S ÚOST BEAUTIFUL CUSTOU CARS' other matches on the road match?" only four rcated lady tvpc t¡cG cÛ) --r¡ov¡e sT¡n JAMES GARNER,S ¡so,(Xro SPEC¡AL (Thc world'c - THE FANTASI¡C MoroR¡zED srAGE coAcH inp rurunlsrtc REAR ENG¡NE 'ULTRA RoD' DlREcr FRoM MlcHlcAN - iüE:ðROwN coupE. FROM DETRoIT, Two TIUE NATIONAL cUsToM CAR cI{AxPIoN - pnou SWEEPSTAKE UINNER - iüË cÀuÊno.rtroo¡rnÃiBñ¡ oÉecoN, THE Btc coMPETrrIoN - :ei nan¡¡ EL DoRADo', ¡2s,ooo cusrorl cAD¡LLAC BUTLT BY cEoRGE BARRIS oF HOLLYWOOD Ram tankrnen - THE WORLD'S WTLDEST CORVETTE - FAilous NoSTALGTA CARS FROM ¡AMERICAI{ GRAFF¡TI'TO OLDIES AND GOODIES ¡.îI|uRs.-4pM TO ll:30pM saT. ll:3oPM ¡ rm..Jgpg TO ll:Bgpit ¡ SUN. TO ll:lXlPM yecr -llAM-tlAtrlÎs tough rhis

The swim team aPPears readY the coach finds himself in an to enter the ValleY Conference unusual position, as well, this race this sPring with one of season for an intercollegiate FCC's stronþst grouPs in the coach. Instead of being another member of the ever-growing father-to-son coaching club, lookíng for o Job Stephens has the êhance to coach his' daughter, Becky, who happens to be a very versatile swlmmer. ond Othçr Rams include Mike Fulp, Doug Armstrong, Bill performer last season. Forbes, Tom Schroeder, Bill Kypreos, Ghris Verduzco, Tom Trqvet fhis Summ er? Already this season another Warnshuis, Lon Edwards and swinimer, Dan Warnshuis, a Mike Burr. freshman, lowered the school Women team members include record in the 100-yard Ms. Stephens, Lori Droullard, breastroke to 1:04.9. Stephens Dneal Espitalier and Lela * believes Dan has a good chance Shwartz. All Expenses Pold. to lower other records, also, The Rams finished in last place * Over $500 for slx weeks. especially FCC's longest-held in the conference last year, but * record of 56.8, set by Doug Stephens has generally been Sef younelf up for o Peargin in the 100-yard butterfly pleased with his team's perform- chol leng lng, wel l-Poying in 1963. ances this spring. One character- when you groduote. istic u¡hich has returned from iob Warnshuis also broke the last year, however, is lack of record in the 200 yard butterfly depth. Any injuries or illnesses, Friday in the COS pool. His time especially to one of the top of 2zl2.0 bettered the old mark of performers, could significantly Attoched! 2:12.8, set in 1973 by Stan depreciate the team's chances for No SÍrings Reynolds. succesg, & No Co mmi¡ment.t X[R0X -Ü For More Informatlon: coPlts EACH * Telephone (collect) 805-546-23?1 ot 2312 ^c NO MINIMUM ORDER a,/, x 11 lvhfte * Wrlte to: Mtllbry Sclence Deprtment @üfoi¡l¿ Polybchlc Sbte U¡lversl$ Sa¡.h¡ts Olspo, CA 9340? COPY SHOP 2135 AMADOR PH. 237-81æ Poge 7

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"I formed the team bècguse numerous girls were coming who had swam for the schools and club we have around heré and who wanted to continue swimming." He saw no reason why a team couldn't be formed, so he recruited that spring. The two years since that spring have seen several exeellent performers come to Fresno. Records have been set and broken numerous times during this time. - the squad competes against community college and local high school teams during the regular season. Selected members also compete in regular Valley Conference dual meets. are permitted by the State wimming and diving since it is Becky Stephens in the code. Records d after th of competition. olders thaù er Debbie Pool n Hill, and The 1974 slowly, bu z spectacular flurry of cracked marks.

_ The meet against Hoover High's North Yosemite League championship squad saw six records to by the board. Scoreboord Caryl Harris set new times within minutes of each other in the 50 and 100-yard freestyle events with times of â7.5 and BASEBALL 1:02.5. -Mdr. 1, the R¿ms lost their first game of seÍuron. Though the team lost 65-47, Dan the relay team of Koop, Garvey,-Hill and Harris set double the season against Merced 5-1 at John lVarnshuis and Becky Stephens broke 200-yard freestyle. Euless. As a note of interest, Coach Len two more records. IVarnshuis set a new fallen, all to Becky Stephens, Bourdet is two wins away from the 400 mark of 2212.0 in the 200-yard butterlly. mark while at FCC. Ms. Stephens' new time was ¿ 2:06.1 in Northern the 200-yard freestyle. San Jose. BASKETBALL TENNIS freestyle, -Mar. 1, Fresno finished in a tie for third --Feb. 26, the Rams opened VC place in Valley Conference competition competition by beating Reedley 7-2. Last Friday, she set a new mark in the 200-yard freestyle in with College of the Sequoias. After Gene Carty avenged his loss to Alberto the College of Sequoias pool. beating Reedley on Feb. 27, tLe Rams Perez a week prior. Fresno's Bob Leake, Her latest mark was 2:05.1, a fast time compared to the old traveled to Elk Grove where they were FCC's number four singles player, won mark-of 2214.7, set in 1973. defeated by Cosumnes River 82-?3. The 6-0, 6-4. The team is small compared to last seagon's squad, but earlier win over Reedley was by a 70-64 -Feb.28, the Rams inched by COS there Stephens feels confident that this year's team wlll be as 5-4, thanks to a Z-5 win in thó third set of suecessful as last year's. a match being played "If girl is interested in swimming please GOLF by Richard -any for us, come by LAtOrraca. my office, G-106c, or the pool p.m. -Feb. 28, the Rams lost to Merced Cotlege every day from 2 to 4 and TRACK sign up with me," Stephens added. in a return match at Riverside Gõlf 27, the Rams continued have Course. The team scores were 490-508; -Feb. to pre-season fatigue" problems. Fresno's Kirk Valentine and Nelson "combat In Hughes carded 81 for the day. a dual meet against Mesa there, the Rams were defeated 109-35. the ran Trqck coqch l¡kes SWIMMING -Mar. 1, Rams against Ari2ona 22, the Rams traveled to lVest State and several other four.year -Feb. was Valley College near San Jose for the schools. No sco¡e available. Nor-Cal Relays despite the current "flu WRESTLING Arízonq eff orts bug." Becky Stephens set new records of -Mar. 1, the Rams finished first in the 26.8 in the 50 free and 32.2 in the 50 back. Central Region of Northern California at --Feb. 28, the recordbreaking effort the FCC-hosted Nor-Cal Central The track team returned Ned Baird had 1:54.6: and Tom continued at the first VC dual meet of the Regional Tournament. Sunday from a four-day visit to Avery finished up with a l:58.9. Mesa, Ariz. Despite the Darryl Chaves, Mark Givens, 85-degree temperatures in Mesa, Keith Dayton, and Kevin several Ram trackmen were Delotto rcn a 42.6 440 relay at outstanding. the dual meet with Arizona State De clth fqkes retired deon "I think Ned Baird should be on Thursday.

named Track Ram of the \lVeek," , "Larry Johnson came alive said coaeh Bobby Fries. "Ned ran during these meets," declared Funeral services for Paul to 1964, when the college an outstanding 4:19 mile and a 50.5 district St¿rr, a retired FCC administra- be-caqre se_p_arate from- the city 1:54 half mile in his leg of the tor, were held yesterday at two-mile relay." schools and he was named to thã þqs Stephens and Bean Chapel. special serviees post. Baird and Tony Ramirez had a .l tn Starr, 63, was .found dead photo finish in the mile event, the intermediate hurdles. His community activities Sunday in the backyard of his included beinga track both clocked in at 4:19. Ram Juan Mesa defeated FCC 109-35. ofËci¿l and home at 604 W. Michigan Ave., starter for the West Coast Casas came in with a 4:22. This Saturday, FCC will have a the apparent victim of a heart FCC ran its first twqmile dual meet against Fresno Pacific att¿ck. relay of the season at the Mesa at R¿tcliffe St¿dium starting at He retired in 19?3 after Relays Satgrday. The team 12 noon. serving nine years as de¿n of finished with a good time of 7:51. "It should be a close meet," speeial services. He also served Tony Ramirez anchored with ¿ said Fries. "Pacific is a fine team as b¿sketball coach at FCC from in 1913. 1:58.6; rluan Casas had a l:58.9: to run against." 1948 to 1963, ¿nd became The family requests that any direetor of athleties in the f¿ll of remembr¿nces be sent to thô 1953. local chapter of the He¿rt 'Grond lllusion' Mqrch 12 He was de¿n of men from 1966 Pqul Stqrr Associ¿tion.

"Grand Illusio¡," Jeatr Benoir's viewers lVednesday, March 12 at anti-war cl¿ssic which ra¡ks as 7:30 p.m. in the SpeecÏ-Music one of the world's greatest films, Recit¿l Hall. ENABIER cliníc will be the next feature The classic film series is From Poge I presentation "world of work" and how they in a series of classic sponsored by the Associated semester to see if students films sponsored this year by Student Body and the Office of need to prepare to become ¿ more anxious to refer their self-sustsitring member of socie- clients into the ENABLER improved ín their grade point Fresno Cþ College. Community Services. Admission averages and their inter- The film will be offered to is free. ty. progtam now that it has this new in "\f,Ie call this a survival clinic," personal rel¡¡tions with instn¡c- often tors and peerE. "Sle're sure there SUMMERJOBS FOR?5 Mrs. Emerzi¿n s¿id. "But more important than just surviving Ín dæt will be a positive modificatiou in No experience necessary. Apply the shuffle of regular both a¡eas," ehe said.' Urclo¡slfto& for jobs St¿te and Federal their elasses, we want our lost in at programming due to a FCC's ENABLER pÌogrem, Parks, Guest R¿nches, Tourist students to underst¿nd what and ac¿demic of staff " she said. "Now which has grof,¡n from 60 resorts, private eamps, why they are doing something. shortage EXTRA nice new apartments Learn they know there is a place the students in lgtl to 4fn student^e How, When and Where What sense does Ít make to take behind Manchester Center. 2 to apply. go today, is designed to help Receive over 200 mechanic¿l dra*ing and never student csn that underst¿nds bedroom, 2 bathroom. Lots of California the reasons he has difñculty etudents with physical distbili- sunshi¡e and windows. WiU frnd names and Send understand why they are êddresses. $3.00 learning." ties to help themselves through a you a rq)mmate if you need one. to J.O.B., P.O. 'Box 70E, drawing lines?' Mrs. Emerzi¿q ssid the clinic wide variety of ,campus services. Call Justi¡ (mgr.), ?2ÈM99. Monterey, CA 93940. Mrs. Emerzi¿n said employees of governmental agencies are will be ev¿lu¿ted after the spring Gary Graham is the dirsctor. F¡TM REVIEW The other side of the news Eostwoodts tBreezy' flqwed but upbeof

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It's ¿n eståblished thesþ that his boredoúi by the wise words of oppositès attract. Fra¡k. (Willi¿m an ex-lover. Sensing his error in Holden), ¿ piddleaged affluent dumping Breezy, Frank rushes, re¿l est¿te.agent, is irrêsistibly with the dog, to be reunited. drawn to the hippy heroine Arm in arm, Flank's proposal of Breezy (Kay Lenz). In the a year or so is sucked up by revealing int¡oduction, Bteezy Breezy, the eternal enthusi¿st Your records protecred bounces out of a bed; kisses the who chirps, "just think of all the occupaut ¿nd leaves her bearded things we ean do in a year." Students attending schools in students' spouses were able to full permission directly from the name ¿nd the majority of he¡ .'Breezy,', showing for a the United States are now get information from the records. student. If a student cannot be fortune, 25 cents. Frank, on the limited engagement at F.iÈ receiving total privacy for their Under the new law, only local cont¿cted, the reeords may be same morniig, encases a blond in Garden Cinema, is directed by school records and transcripts. Police Departments and such opened, ifthere is a good enough mink, pays for her cab, and Clint Eastwood. Both William Because of the Privacy Law, organizations as the FBI, in a reason. The student be waves a fond adieu. will Holden and Kay Lenz deliver "The'Buckley Amendment," criminal investigation, could notified as soon as possible in all On schedule, fate introduees sensitive and insightful lnterpre- passed recently in Washington, privately intervene with school cases. In order for anyone to see Frank to Breezy and they banter t¿tions of a couple in love. the student has the exclusive officials and obtain their needed a student's records, he must back and forth with a smattering The barrage of advertising ability to grant access to his files. information. either have direct permission ofsatirical quips: Breezy looking invites us to believe Mr.. Before, students, the students' Presently, anyone wishing to from the student, or have a full, for a convers¡tion starter, "Do Eastwood is simultaneously a parents, and in some cases, the look at a student's file must have subståntial reason. you think God is dead?' Frank successful director because of his suburbanly retorts, "I didn't recent box-office appeal as an TETTER even know he was sick." actor. He did manage to avoid lVith such token resist¿nce imposing anything that might bé aside, a full-fledged romance taken for his stony, determined begins, only to be staggered by acting style.. For a first attempt 1984? Come no w, editor judgmental peers. is Frank at directinç the indications are Dear Editor: reminded by a patronizing friend seemingly ineontrollable systems reeords? Anyone who pays taxes encouraging. the Feb. ãl editorial implying of encroaehing old age and of social, medieal, and economic in this eountry has more þis Unfortunately, despite its that the recent proposal for the difference between his and welfare. computerized information on progressive view point, the film Americans to government Breezy's age, which the carry It is becoming increasingly government file than would be is became ensnared by the issued ID cards presents impetus of the film. Breezy, the a fateful frustrating to have to eompete in the case in a national stereotypes õf man proving his preview dreaded and freespirit, sails through all the of the our depressed job market with identiñc¿tion system. masculinity through sexual mythieal "l9E4-istic" soeiety is illegals wlro get jobs conflict witb a spacy radiance, conquest and women's feminity readily the only ones who have certainly off base, to say the because there no definitive while Frank wrestles with the being through a man as is anything to.lose by a policy of defined least. way emplôyers social implication. The norm is so and for to ascertain wrqesp¡eac tsttrr¡nce of govern- all loving, forgiving In addition to protecting,the whether ap ovewhelming that Frank b¿n- accepting. Mr. Eastwood took a ment ID eards a¡e those who citizenry ofthis country from the work here. partieipate ishes Breezy from his virile risk and came ouü with a want to in the varior¡s fortress, whieh her inúti¿ble snowballing threat of criminal m¿rket to t ad1qnleges of tbe Ameriean way sentimental rom&nce with a fraud, cards would clearly love had recently conquered. ID a decisive faetor in efforts to of life without eoncurrenl twist, but happy endings are delineate between those who are stem Alone and sleeping with an nice have the tide of un¿uthorized the legal such a variety it's to citizens and the growing immigration. expressive stray dog, the only someone occasionally remind us to protect child of his relationship with numbers of human parasites who And, why foment unwarrantcd to smile. have illegally skipped into this anxieties Breezy, Fr¿nk is rescued from about a master Mike Kennedy ''rtry to leach off. of our computer bank of all citizens'

EDITOR,IAT (ryltrllr hKCsf¡clrr? llsbilm¡on urùæD The members of the FCC student improvements for the Student Lounge, members of the committee were given government are kind of shy. They're easy introduction of discount buying services for written notice of the meeting. ðnough to find, though, if you kríow where ASB membe$, expansion of health services This, unfortunately, is too often the rule to look. Just go up to the second floor of the on campus, revision of the ASB Constitution, rather than the exception. Historically, ASB SC building any afternoon and stick your free legal assistance for ASB members, and government activities start the semester with head through the door of the ASB office. many other such items. great flash and fanfare, but fizzle before There you v/ill find trro kinds of people. l) By the time you get out of the office (try to eight or l0 rveeks pass. The dedicated people who are trying to get get out without being appointed to a Senate We issue this challenge to all student body something done. 2) The people who don't committee, it's a challenge), you will be officers. The underlying problem with have anythingbetter to do,than hang marveling that all this could have been going FCC's student government seems to be that around üre office shooting the breeze. on and you didn't know about it. too many problems are attacked at once. Therds usually three or four of each kind. Stop and consider, though, that two days This creates a huge backlog of work that If you have the courage to go in, you ago the group that determines how over would discourage anyone. No wonder four might try to find one of the people from the $10,000 is spent each semester for concerts, of the 16 original senators have resigned this füst category mentioned and ask them what films, etc.-known as the assemblies semester. sh¡dent government is doing for you. You'll committee-held a meeting in a Cafeteria The government needs to focus its efforts. probably be surprised by the answer. Committee room with four of the nine If only one or two of its major proiects were They'll tell you that student cpmmittees members in attendance, only one of whom carried out completeþ, the students couldn't are looking into the possibilities of was a student. Also consider that all help but notice what they're doing..