FULLERTON COLLEGE SPECIAL THEATRE FESTIVAL SECTION

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a Marge Nelson, the North Outdoor education has President Viera Orange County Commu- new meaning as library explains visit nity College District Board of Trustees and a host of makes its move. others have worked many Robyn Bryson hours over recent months to Staff Writer ensure that a degree from Mark Nettles FC counts. Editor-in-Chief Will Fullerton College This week, a visiting Make the grade? accreditation team will On May 20, the library will be closing its is Campus accreditation evaluate our campus. doors and moving into a tent~on the quad. of the a critical element President Viera explains the According to Administrative Services the Without education process. process in this message: library will. be in the tent for seven months it, .a certificate or diploma "Accreditation is a vol- while asbestos is being removed and the not be worth the would untary process that occurs library is being refurbished. paper it is printed on. every six years by the It has been 30 years since the library's interi- South County is experi- Accrediting Commission of or was refurbished. encing problems with the Western Association of Currently, the library cannot supply stu- accreditation. .Schools and Colleges to dents with the tools required for moder It is conceivable that insure that an institution-is research . and Saddleback College responsive to the demands "We're in a mid-20th century facility trying Irvine Valley College will of a changing community, to offer late 20th-century, technology and ser- and lose not be recertified has been responsive to the vices with an infrastructure that is out-of- their accreditation. recommendations of previ- date," said John Ayala, the dean of learning. accreditation Loss of ous visiting teams, has resources. that students would mean developed sound evalua- "We've had to patch all this together [in the attending during an unac- tion and planning proce- past] to make it work." creditated period wouldn't dures,'is.committed to the The refurbished library will have two new have the necessary creden- pursuit of excellence and computer labs containing over a hundred com- tials behind their degrees merits continued accredita- puters. and their faculty wouldn't tion. Internet access and power will be provided a "real" col- be teaching at "A visiting team careful- at many of the study cubicles free of charge., lege. ly selected from other com- New fumiture and energy efficient lighting At FC, President Michael Photo by Dirk Johnson/Hornet munity college faculty and will replace the old fixtures. . Faculty Senate Officer A. Maria-takes down a -report of a broken window and stolen items. "I'm shocked I Viera, staff members, administra- To meet federal handicap accessibility codes Joe 'Carrithers, didn't think anything like this could happen in Fullerton," said Chris Husken, owner of the car. President Please see Library Page 2 Accreditation secretary, Please see Team Page 2 From drop-out to doctor -Guest speaker As- a community college first Chicana English.profes- student working at a fast food sor. encourages students restaurant, her talent for writ- Mentors were crucial to her to live responsibly ing caught the attention of a academic success. few teachers. Lopez explained that they Eventually she received a could be found in the least Ann Bethancourt bachelor's degree from likely professors. Special to the Hornet The strictest, 'You don't have to be brilliant as opposed to the Former highschool drop - most popular, out to earn a Ph.D., Dr. Tiffany Lopez, pas- t just conmited. teachers at times sionately addressed Full- may be the men- erton College students and -Dr. Tiffany Lopez tors one may staff last week. need. The lecture, sponsored by Whatever the the Cadena Center and the case, a mentor Latina Leadership Network, California State University at may be the deciding factor in was to commemorate Women Sacramento, MFA in creative realizing your educational in History Month. writing and a full scholarship goals. "You don't need to be bril- to the University of Santa "Make opportunities hap- liant to earn a Ph.D. just com- Bariara where she entered an pen," said Lopez. mitted, she.said. Her scholar's english Ph.D. program The university professor eyes shone bright as she Lopez later completed her also discussed the importance recounted her journey through dissertation at Dartmount, of networking with peers, various learning institutions. funded by a fellowship. which was paramount' to She is not the stereotypical As the only Chicana that attaining her doctorate. academic, young and out- year to receive a, Ph.D. in The five students that com- going student. English, she began a career in pleted the program were her Her list of firsts are over- Photo ;by Dirk Johnson/Hornet teaching at the University of Delores Huerta, United Farm Workers Secretary, spoke at the Cadena center on March 15 whelming. California at Riverside as the Please see Doctor Page 2 Distinguished Humanitarian visits FC

Cadena center celebrates "Women in. Huerta the once grammar school teacher, "I History month" with guest speaker thought I could do more by organizing the farm workers than trying to teach their hungry chil- dren." Ann Bethancourt Muralist, world renowned artist, teacher, Special to the Hornet and Fullerton" College alumni, Emigdio Vasquez has depicted the likeness of Cesar The Student Center was the venue of a pres- Chavez and the images of the farm worker and tigious event last week; Delores Huerta gave a sees it as "working class struggle of a people spoken word performance to a well-represent- seen as a commodity." Vasquez spent summers ed audience of students, teachers, administra- picking oranges and lemons and knows too tors, and visitors. The Cadena transfer center well the hard work in the fields. and Latina Leadership Network again pro- As an organizer, negotiator, lobbyist, Huerta duced an event that celebrated the "Women in championed this cause with obvious danger History month,"from which all could benefit. that striking power corporations often bring. As co-founder and the first president of the This was evident'in a 1988 San Francisco United Farm Workers, Huerta worked closely incident where she was beaten with batons by with Cesar Chavez in the struggle of the police officers for passing out newspaper migrant farm workers. releases, regarding the current grape strike, This mother of eleven balances her humani- outside the Saint Francis Hotel. She suffered tarian duties with motherhood. A feat the con- three broken ribs and a ruptured spleen. temporary career mother can minutely under- Huerta spoke fondly of her late colleague stand. "when Cesar was asked why he had women in Ruben Martinez introduced Huerta as "one so many important positions he would say of the best known women in the labor move- because they are the ones that get the job done." ment in the United States". This desire to help Photo byDirk Johnson/Homet Ladies Home Journal recently shared.this teaches her moves to new recruits as tryouts begun this week'on the farm workers stems from her father who Cheer squad captain Tiffany Brandos sentiment by naming Huerta one of"the one was a miner, field worker, union activist and campus For more information on cheerleader try outs, see special insert on page four.. Pleae see Humanitarian Page 2 state assembly member. Martinez quoted 2 Wednesday March '17, 1999 NEWS Hornet dent groups, faculty, classified From Team page 1 staff and administrators. Team tors, and trustees will evaluate members will randomly stop the philosophy of Fullerton and talk to students and visit College, its goals, objectives and classes. functions, facilities and physical "The visit is scheduled for plant, financial resources, March 16-18, 1999. instructional programs, student "A large portion of the college services library and learning community participated in the resources, and its planning, deci- campus survey used as a compo- sion making.and governance nent of the Self Study.Report. processes. "Over ninety members of the "Members of the visiting student body, classified staff, fac- team will look at the participa- ulty, and administration have. tion of faculty staff, and admin- worked on committees that istrators of the college. developed the Self Study Report. "The team will point out the "Numerous individuals have strengths and weaknesses of our prepared for the visit of the efforts and will recommend team. steps we might take to remedy "The effort was coordinated those weaknesses and build on by myself and Joe Carrithers, those strengths. serving as co-chairs of the self "The team will meet with stu- study committee."

'From Doctor Page 1 mother heritage that is fellow students that formed a Mexican in origin has spawned support system. the cultute we call Chicano "Live life as a student with today". responsibility," said Lopez. This validation of a new cul- ture is very important. One such responsibility is the Photo By Dirk Johnson/Hornet ~ability to master the written Chicana/o's frequently have Local children visit Fullerton College on Fridays as participants of the College Bound program. word. been given the responsibility of From Library page 1 Beeler acknowledges that. representing defining, and r___ 7 f.: Though we all'are capable of trom numantaran Page 1 Message from the library's closure will defending their communit. the bookshelf aisles will be Scomposinga paper at home, a have a significant impact on This has proven to be a diffi- hundred most important women widened and repositioned. tstudent at the university level students and their studies. in the twentieth. century AS President must be cult task without resources like The current eight study able to write compre- He explained that Ayala this book. This-trial blazer for human rooms will be converted into hensively on the spot. is negotiating with Cal State As Lopez was signing the rights spoke of the need to end Jason J. Warden 12 rooms. Lopez was also supporting an Fullerton and local libraries books, she could be heard racism and sexism. "We still need The carpet which was anthology of twenty childhood to ensure that students have encouraging, advising and offer- doors of opportunity to open," Hello to everyone across soaked in 1995 during a stories of Chicana/o authors she access to the tools they ing her assistance to students said Huerta. She referred to a ram- campus. and a happy St. roofing project, will be edited entitled, "Growing up need. interested in transferring to a ification of proposition 209, which Patrick's day. replaced. Qhicana/o." "In the long run it will be university. is the eighty- percent, decrease in I would just like to give you a A new blue color scheme The foreword written by much better for students," Lopez will never be lonely at minority enrollment in the univer- few friendly reminders about will replace the present Rudolfo Anaya states, "From said beeler. the top as she is helping others sity system. what is going on and what great browns and earth tones. Texas to California, the rich "The benefits of the wait with the climb. stuff there is on campus. The entire project will will outweigh the inconve- Today is the deadline to turn cost $2 million. nience." in teacher of the year and distin- "We think we are listen- After May 20, library iecurity Briefs guished student nominations. ing to them and are provid- operations will be moved They need to be turned into the ing the students with what March 4, 1999 March 6, 1999 March 9, 1999 into a 80-by-100 foot tent. student affairs office by 4:00 p.m. they are asking for," said VANDALISM: Police acade- LARCENY: Staff reported a miss- The tent will be placed in [BURGLARY: Staff reported I would like to welcome the Ron Beeler, the head of ing printer from room 322. the South-East corner of the burglary of video game my recruit's driver side win- distinguished accreditation administrative services. quad. machines in Student Center. dow was smashed. Nothing committee to our campus and Beeler outlined five stu- March 9, 1999 The library has to consol- hope that they will be able to dent requests regarding the was reported missing. LARCENY: Staff reported that a idate 45,000 square feet into see the wonderful, aspects of library: beautification of the March 5, 1999 VCR was stolen from room 310. 8,000 square feet of tent. Fullerton College that the stu- interior, additional online PETTY THEFT: Suspected March 8, 1999 Only the most valuable dents see and enjoy the campus capabilities, an up-to-date March 9, 1999 resource materials can be fit shoplifter is detained outside MEDICAL AIDE: .Two sepa- the way the students do. collection, word processing VEHICLE COLLISION: A black into the tent. of campus bookstore by the rate students required transport For those interested in run-. capabilities and more space Ford Escortrolled -out of a park- Reference materials, ning for office in AS next year as for demonstrations. store director. from room 631 and 202 to the ing space into a white Ford Escort materials on reserve and, a senator or, executive board Beeler feels that all of health center for medical care. in Lot # 10. There was minimal online services will go into member packets are now avail- these needs will be March 5, 1999 damage. the tent along with the learn- able in the student affairs office. addressed. "Students should ing resource staff. THEFT OF PERSONAL March 8, 1999 I hope all of you will enjoy know when they come here March 10, 1999 A restoration company PROPERTY: A lock was cut DISORDERLY CONDUCT: and take advantage of the club they'll have access to all the FIRE: Student will house the remainder of off of a locker in an upstairs Staff member reported that two center manager days, market place and night- tools to be successful," he reported a code-four-fire in a the library's furniture and hallway of the 1000 building. male students were engaged in life today and tomorrow. said. trash can on the materials. west side of the Both will be have free In seven months, the An art box, accessories, home- disorderly conduct in the cafe- 800 building. The tent is similar in Domino's Pizza available to library will be updated to- work and projects were stolen. design to the tents that were teria patio men's bathroom. those with an AS sticker and for meet the beginning of the used to house people after a small fee to those without a 21st-century. the Northridge quake. sticker. "(We're) bringing the Power and lighting will Have a happy spring break library up to code and up to be provided by generators, and good luck on your mid- speed," said Ken Sharum, $5 while a portable air-condi- terms. the manager of operations tioning unit will provide cli- and maintenance. CAN GEF- %~i9 -- mate control. YOU N SI Thce Qasificd Section ALL ITAES $6 rO PLACE A is Hli Wanted Help Wanted SOFTWARE FOR M~wfladnaouz CASAlIED AD IN THE HIORNET Health club needs sales per- Lab and Clean.Room SALE! son. P/T and F/T shifts avail- cleaner position avail. Patient Tutor able. Some experience required. 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FC's unsung heroes cleaning up the campus' trash EUrYi i i ml Darren Shimasaki peak trash period is over. up and throwing it in a trash The person who helps with The support behind mati- Features Editor Afterwards they continue to can." all the grafitti on campus is nence are the office staff. They clean the campus. To help remedy this problem Azziz Matti who paints- and do all the ordering and handle~ The campus is often left in Kehoe is the grounds keeping the campus has received 21 new does dry wall work. all the repair requests for the FinLd cash shambles on some days with supervisor and oversees the stone trash cans with ash trays Matti has been with the dis- maintenance department. trash' lining our beautiful cam- people who mow the lawn, to built in on the sides. These have trict for six years and is also a Laura Vnegas is a three year pus. the people who maintain the been added to the campus along state licensed contractor. Matti employee and FC student who on].me. Who cleans up after us? athletic' fields. with four new square trash covers most of the graffiti seen is also a computer information It is the under appriciated Kehoe a 12 year veteran of receptacles. on campus, especially the 2000 systems major. She keeps track men and women of mainte- grounds keeping at FC. He According to Kehoe the num- building. of all the computerized keys nance. The department is led by explains the trash problem as ber one piece of trash is food' High school students who and puts them into a computer touble paying Ken Sharum who took over the "A lack of pride by the the stu- wrappers followed closely by visit the campus after school are data base. Vnegas also answers the costs of job of maintenance supervisor dents, they would rather let the cigarettes butts and coming in believed to be creating the graf- phones and does basic secretari- higher educa- last year. He came to Fullerton trash fly away than, picking it third is the school paper. fiti. al work. - on, help is just a mouse irum a JUL WIUI Betty Fowke another click away. Albertsons, where he was 'YSeveral ser- 4 has been at FC for 10 in charge of the manti- ! vices have *~ ...... ~~ "~ ''rs tience of over 150 stores. Fowke is in charge of 'eemerged in Sharum's focus is Srecently to keeping the quad clean. - writing serice requests, help students To do this there is work orders and pur- find financial aid opportunities 4il~ chasing requests. "If the twice as many rubber online students took pride in trash cans placed ran- F:Y~ FiarrAid, located at S~. the campus then the domly throughout the www.fin~aid.org, has descrip- trash problem will go quad during the peak tions of wvery~ type of financial away," said Fowke. "It aid and what each could mean trash timnes of the day needs to be an effort on such as lunch time. for you. A~section is even dedi- everone's part. Every- cated to describing the differ- Maintenance compris- one needs to work Les of over 60 men and ence bet~' veen the many types of together". loans ava lilable. There is also an women who take care of Maintenance does the campus. what we don't. "Ask the Aid Advisor" section which gi yves personalized help They cut the grass on They are FC's unmen- in dealir the quad, remove grafitti, tioned and often 'ig with financial aid patch holes in walls and questions clean restrooms. unthanked heroes. They FinAild has several forms on The evening crew com- **helpus to clan the cam- their site that allows a student ~~~ -. .;-i:" . k .l pus, so we can have a prises of 28 people who to print 0 r file electronically 5ev- clean classrooms and ~'r~~.~ i. .pleasurable learning eral awaltds, as well as instruc- restrooms from 10p.m. to experience. tions for all FinAid also offers a 6a.m-. -... 'When your done with financial aid calculator, which John Kehoe and his your paper piease throw tells student how much iaway or recycle it, we needed for school. team of five grounds iii'iiii~ij:-i~ji~ij:~iij~ij:::j::::t~c j~lall need to help out'a lit- money is FinAi(d also has information keepers pick up the rub- Photo by Chris Tennyson/Honet tl ad give these people ber trash cans when the Campus maintenance workers, Aleck Dabney and Kevin Luckey clean up yesterday morning, a break. in a categ ;ory "Beyond Financial Aid." wl'rich involves testing, I * college admissions and career I*iC'4j 4.oi' ~;i , ~ I placemer Polly's pies homestyle cooking. ,i~ ~tjj "~3~~40 FastWEB, located at I -I www.fasl ~web.com, claims to be 'Linda Johnen The custo~ers are quickly greeted and shown 'ret's largest free schol- Stff~ writer to their tables by the friendly host/hostesses. The ;earch engine. After food servers are more than eager to accomodate I y~ j~-~ ' answerin la few questions When entering Polly's~ Bakery Cafe one is as the meals are selected and sered. Polly's I And now from our home have one...) regardinl Sa student's back- instantly charmed by the garden atmosphere and pricbes itself in customr service and a great menu. Soffices in the Hornet news room I ground, i personalized mailbox warm inviting~ colors. It has been recently remod~- Customers can go to the' restaraunt knowing that *(No it's not a poetry corner) the 5. See if you can "Smell what' is createc i, allowing the student Sto run se 'eled, with plaid booths and exciting floral wallpa- they will be well taken care of, and coming out I C tp 10Othings to do while the Rock is cookin' arches of financial aid 'ities tailored~: ~~tthe per giving it~fresh 166k.E S ie of the tables have having'a plasurable dining experience. i bored. , * opportwI huntr gre'n"iibiellas' addiirg' a touch of. 1e- i; Pblly;'s pies aSo fetureisa vrietyL of gireait ie 4. Watch "Soylent Green" andi student's unique background. gance. t baked and served fresh everyday from the deli- g 10. Read the Hornet try to figure out "how do they' FastWEB~'shome page boasts Not -only is Polly's famous for it's bakery, and cious~ appleberry to a sensuous fresh strawerry I cram all that gram?" moet an 500 new awards pies, the moderately priced menu include such pie. I 9. Contemplate why the . updatedt daily in their database. favorites as Macadamia nut chicken dinner and a Polly's located at 136 N. Raymond' Ave., Sbookstore charges so much for 3. Sit and wonder if Yoda i) Lik on the personal mai- slice of appleberry pie, Macadamia nut fish dinner Fullerton, (714) 525-7741, FAX (714) 870-6272 to ( text books. really a old Japanese guy. bo pg are provided to sites of and slice of appleberry pie, and Apricot-orange place orders. This charming garden styled bakey including the home BBQ ribs and rotisserie chicken and a slice of cafe has been in Fullerton for over 25 years. S8. Glue a quarter to the 2. Compare duct tape to the' inteestf any universities or col- appleberry pie. Iground and count how many Force. (It's got a light side, at leges in( licated in the initial gpeople try to pick it up. dark side and it holds the uni- I qeto 'are. Other informa-

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Please feed my students /

A.S. President: He make money, but such a massive loss of board meeting. finances was not expected either. This is not an attempt to 86 any one needs your input to How does this affect us, the stu- of their job. This is- only an attempt at dents? doing what is right for the students. solve grill closure. We no longer have fresh, hot food on How can we participate effectively in this campus. our classes if we are worn down due to Jason Warden This is a problem for students and a lack of nutrition? AS President staff alike. This is a challenge for me Can we help it if the college conve- personally, not as a student, but as the nience store only offers junk food as a As a student at Fullerton College I Associated Student Body President. It is their replacement for the grill? am able to enjoy all the aspects of cam- my job to look out for the best interest That may be harsh, but if you think pus life. of 19,500students. about it, the prewrapped sandwiches The diversity and activities on cam- Folks, it is like this; the students are and burritos are a far cry from a solu- pus are delightful. the single most important entity on tion. Fullerton College, being the oldest campus. If students are not satisfied, Any solution needs to come from the continuously running community col- then we must make our voices heard FC students. That means you, the read- lege in California, shows that is has a and heard loudly. er of this article. history of success. The degrees of suc- I am only one person. I need the I promise to do my best as your pres- cess range from Fine Arts to Sports and support of all the clubs and students on ident, and to improve the food situation so forth. But lately, six years of profit this campus. here on campus. loss has caused food services to close Let your voice be heard. Put your Once again I must tell you that in the Grill's doors. comments in writing and I will.present order to improve the situation:I must Food services was never designed to them to the board of trustees at the next hear from you, the students. Letr to theSEdito Monica, time to pay the piper

patriotism within the realm of the which in turn means signifi- with her weight and how low her BLOOD BANK: LEWIN SKY: She been as a result. Oval Office. DEAN: Dave cantly less money for numerous self-esteem has . She made herself out to be victim This intern's actions have programs at the college, from ange Ibsen addresses O.C. bone mar- is not an pushed to the edge of suicide by snowballed into a presidential the Fine Arts programs to the Levy pain and abuse. scandal that almost cost Clinton grill Hornet Newspaper. row list restricted Adam campus Writer Enough is enough. Lewinsky his career. Fullerton College could have Staff is nota victim. She is a whore; an Now, Lewinsky has cashed in issue. first class vendors on campus to to the county. For the past 14 rnonths, uncouth ignoramus. her chips as a celebrity and is try- serve student needs, as is the I would like the public to It was during my brief tenure Americans have been int dated In the interview, Lewinsky ing to portray herself as a babe in case at many surrounding col- know that the Orange County as interim president of the col- with the tale of a Unitecd States smirked as she acknowledged the woods. She is making a profit leges and universities. Blood Bank is not on the nation- lege that the decision was made president, a wide-eyed young flashing her 'thonged behind to from her relationship with a new I am going to assume that al registry for bone marrow. to shut down the cafeteria grill. intern and a blue dress tlhat may the president after only one pre- tell-all book (which should Ms. Anderson's motives are This limits the ability of The college had been facing warrant a trip to the dry cleaners. vious interlude. include a free lobotomy with pur- well-intended. What she is Orange County to deal with the losses in the cafeteria for several Last week, Monica Leewinsky This type of action is indicative chase). accomplishing, however, is to demand for bone marrow dona- years, including a loss of finally broke her public silence of an emotionally unbalanced "Monica's Story" hit selves two urge on CSEA a position that tions. $160,000 last year. with a tell-all intervie' w with individual. weeks ago. will prevent the college from If the county were on the The staff working in the cafe- Barbara Walters. She franIkly dis- Her multiple affairs are sup- Jessica Hahn and Donna Rice reaching a solution that would national registry, it would be a teria has been under great stress cussed life, love and h ow she posed to be an indirect result of are in the class of Lewinsky, but benefit the staff, students and benefit to the county and to 'the for quite a few years, wonder- dealt with the presidentia 1 staff. low self-esteem. She tried to Lewinsky hit the motherlode by college programs: Even worse, I nation. The chances of findinga ing what was going to happen. Lewinsky painted a pc)rtrait of evoke pity by pointing to a nabbing the president of the believe she is prolonging the suitable donor would rise and This year we were headed a downtrodden youngg lady, upbringing in image-conscience United States. pain of those workers who are Orange County would have the for a $100,000 loss and it was manipulated by a Jucdas-like Beverly Hills as an overweight The time has come and paying the price for this situa- opportunity to be. helped on a directly related to losses at the friend, a meddlesome law yer and teen. Lewinsky's 15 minutes of fame tion and delaying their facing national level. grill.. the most powerful man in the free Lewinsky is a lowlife retread needn't dragon any longer. reality. It escapes me how this I think the Orange County Gerri Anderson evidently world. because of her actions, not Turn off the Monica inter- serves the best interests of Blood Bank should be on the expects .this to continue inde- She talked of how her jrelation- because of her past. views, stop buying the maga- CSEA membership. national bone marrow.registry finetly. sl ij 'Wltli Bill -Clinfht6' sskted ' TPresident Clinton is akin to a. zines with her picture on the David A. Ibsen Kathlen Murphy These losses are paid for out from harmless flirtation, to sexual her Greek tragedy, heroic and cover and don't even think of Dean of Social Science Student of profits from the bookstore deeds and talks of marria.ge. The noble, but with flaws. His philan- buying the book. relationship degraded ,,to the dering ways were long exposed Monica has a place in history, point where the P:resident before any ballots were punched. be it one of infamy; a stain on the Clinton refused to refer ti: her by Lewinsky, knowing this, aggres- Executive branch of the SUBMIT YOUR IDEAS TO THE HORNET name. sively pursued the president until Government that can't be easily Lewinsky discussed p'roblems she found herself gagging on washed out. MAIL HORNET POLICY Bring 'Letters to the Editor' to, The The Hornet Newspaper THE TAINTED SAINT OF INTERNS Hornet newsroom in the Fine Arts and SAINT MONICA, F.C.C. Room #512 Humanities building, room #512. p-a 321 E. Chapman Ave. Each submission to the Hornet must Fullerton, CA 92634 contain the writer's name and be sub- mitted the Thursday before the next ~ i FRYING OPE J4. OFPuLJC SuPORT issue. E- MAIL Letters should be typed and limited to [email protected] 288 words. 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I- - Fullerton College 7O yasaoo ac 15years ago on March years ago on March an anony- 6, 1929, Principal 9, 1984, Associated 8, 1974, the Hornet 1959, the .campus 4, 1949, an 8 ounce 7, 1934, bottle of Coca-Cola group calling Plummer of Student Body 25 yearsnewspaper ago on report-March 40 hadyears twoago onnewspa- Feb 24, mous themselves the Fullerton College President Dale, ed that electric cars pers, The Hornet and cost five cents. 1941 "Secret Four" sent attended the inaugu- Harrison fought were about to the Nite Times. A. used Ford cost threatening notes to prominent ration of President Herbert with campus administration to replace combustion vehicles. The Nite Times was the first Convertible Club tax. members of the FC Student Hoover. install a game room. In 1974, the average electric college evening edition news- $335, not including the Association. Plummer had been visiting Tensions ran high among car had a range of 40 miles and paper in Orange County. You could stay at for $4 per Victims of the letters were friends and family in Ohio campus leadership at this a top speed of 50 mph. A night-time journalism class Malden Arms Hotel had a televi- targeted because of their during a month-long vacation. time. The electric motor used for created the Nite Times. Bob week. Each room to "supreme egoist" disposition. Plummer attended the inau- After a particularly tense transportation was made to Bachman masterminded the sion and you could call by dialing No one knows the exact guration with a convention of AS meeting, Pres. Philip Borst last for 20 years or last 400,000 idea and orchestrated the work. make a reservation number of notes that were national superintendents. allegedly told Harrison, "If miles. The paper was completely sepa- 2525. could buy a new written. The "Secret Four" The inaugural speech was you ever get out of line like The oil crunch caused- the rate from the Hornet newspaper.. In 1949 you home at The Silver Lark took great care in writing the also the first to be broadcast that again, the curtain is going government to reconsider it's The Nite Times came out on a mobile Trailer Park for $995. notes to hide their identity. over Fullerton College's to come down." position on alternative forms bi-weekly basis. A sundae at the local The "Secret Fours"' pre- megaspeaker system. The spring '84 semester of transportation. Campus response was favor- "Foster's Freeze" cost 15 cents ferred method of delivery was Herbert Hoover was the would be Harrison's last The Postal Service and able toward a second paper. and an ice cream cone cost- five to leave the notes in the mail 31st president. He came to the semester at Fullerton College. National Park Service consid- "Great idea, it turned out well," cents. boxes of their targets. office during an economic cor- Harrison won and lost some ered using electric vehicles, said Eldon Rodieck, Campus An evening at the movies After 65 year; the identity of nucopia and ended his term battles with the administra- but it never happened. Coordinator. Nite cost 25 cents. Popcorn would the group is still unknown and under the weight of the Great tion, but we have a game room The first public electric car Records show that the only cost you extra. will most likely remain that Depression. today because of his efforts. wouldn't come out until 1997. Times evening paper lasted one semester. way forever.

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Tiffany Brandos a returning cheerleader streches before strarting the workshop

Last week the PC spirit team held workshops for many hopefuls in the south gym. During these workshops the ladies learned cheers and dance steps to help familirize them with what the spirit team will be doing later in the semester as well as next year. The spirit team is lead by Tiffany Brandos, coached by Melissa Latchford and advised by Regina Aleong. Several of the hopefuls are high school seniors and will be attending FC next year. Most of the young ladies that are auditioning for the spirit team are from our very own Fullerton College. The audition began with stretches to help the women acheve'proper flexability needed to do jumps and bends in cheers. The next activity was a practiced dance number pre- formed to music. The dance involved high energy moves mixed with fresh dance moves. Last and most important was the spirit section which involved spirited cheers to help pep up school spirit during ralleys and sporting events. When asked why they wanted to join the FC spirit team, incomming freshman Julia Palasik said "It gives me a chance to get involved in the game.", freshman Nubia Correa said "I like to dance and be part of a team."and sophmore Kisha Cook said "I came to FC because Cypress diden't have a cheer team." The ladies gave it their all during the workshop in hopes of being selected to become the next spirit team member. Melissa Latchford gives instuctions to the group

Prospective new cheerleaders work in the workshop Text by Darren "The Rock" Shimasaki Photos by Dirk Johnson and Chris Tennyson Lay Out by Dirk Johnson

\U... Nubia Correa practices her leg lifts Summer Srague leaps for joy while practicing for try outs

Tiffany Brandos and Marisa Sanchez fine tune their skills for the upcoming try outs

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"ifa'9 999 " aande University Cole e & Extension Servi ces California State UniversityLong Beach Wednesday March. 17, 1999 ENTERTAINMENT Hornet Poetry rendezvous at Stinger's This Week MIM *mm.* Ipm mom-1 -WW -4 Poets Henderson also known as "The Henderson also helps publish "I'm always expanding like a VERSE: Purple Poet" on Tuesday, March Portico, a campus magazine that beautiful white lotus flower, ainin1S«mm-wN -y . recite for eager 9 at 7:00 p.m. comes out once a year, some- blooming in the sunshine, " said . -- m - N--.- The majority of the audience times twice depending on the Lowry. Sr- ma pub1.. -ldl -mBa~8L- -988888Ig8-Sgaaaa ~iLO~1s~~ consisted of Henderson's amount of submissions and time She frequently finds herself muM a....w-* auimmu. -M- - - crowd -8 aIm. -~: a . - - - - -8 -8 Introduction to Poetry and available. writing about the sun, moon Nadine Henandez Intermediate Creative Writing Students are encouraged to and sometimes the temperature. Staff Writer classes who listened attentively submit poetry and short stories. She writes Elizabethan Sonnets aim.6 - -6elP- -DPO - - - -e ---- as he and others recited their Cynthia L. Lowry has been as well. Stinger's Cafe hosted a poet- works. reading her poetry for the last For more information on the ry reading featuring Cynthia L. 'S::~ Henderson expresses great three years.-appearing every- poetry readings contact Cynthia Lowry pseudonym, "The Blue enthusiasm for the event. where from the Spring Tea L. Lowry at (714) 523-8748 or Goddess," and Fullerton lean "You're reading your own Garden in Fullerton to Barnes & Bruce Henderson at (714) 992- College instructor Bruce creation," he said. Noble in Huntington Beach. 7741.

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Amanda Glover Zangara's execution captured towered over Staff Writer the crowd as he the audience reciting his reason- Exploding the stage with ing behind murder before being gunfire, intriguing monologue- put to death by electric chair. and live orchestra music, Darkness, was checkered by "Assassins" successfully enter-: dim, bizarre lighting adding to the scene. Thus, cre- tained audience members last- intensity Photo courtesy Geffen Records Thursday in the Campus ating a realistic impression that Geffen recording artists' Phantom Planet are set to play Theatre. haunted the mind of audience Saturday, March 20 at the Glass House in Pomona. members. Its unusual and controversial Heather Fuller youth, power pop and a sound Unusual characters and con- introduction on how and why to- Arts & Entertainment Editor all their own. troversial issues kept this play kill a president shocked all who Phantom Planet is Alex overflowing with diversity, pro- watched. Formed in 1994, Phantom Greenwald (lead vocals, guitar), viding a production filled with Jonathon Petersen realistical- Planet's five members vowed Jacques Brautbar (guitar, controversy. ly portrayed John Wilkes Booth to get a record deal to share vocals), Darren Robinson (gui- Loud cap guns kept viewers whose presentation gave insight their music with as many peo- tar), Sam Farrar (bass, vocals) on the edge of their seats as the the audience into why he chose Photo courtesy Kat Scofield ple as possible. and Jason at the audience encompassing them into next shot soon became an antici- Who: Phantom Planet to kill Abraham Lincoln. Actors point their guns Then, in 1996 a Schwartzman world that is "Assassins." pated thrill ride through the with Siren Six, Teen Petersen's costume was out- the twisted Geffen A&R represen- (drums). unpredictable. Heroes & The Hi-Fi's standing resembling this histori- Sarah Jane Moore target practice mockery. tative got hishands on The album, This chaotic production gave When: Saturday, March cal assassin with his old-fash- with a bucket of Kentucky Fried Observing Byck in his dirty, a demo the band had Phantom Planet Is theatre enthusiasts a musical 20 at 6:30 p.m. ioned hairstyle, dark mustache Chicken, pretending that tattered Santa suit caught the recorded with Lee Missing is com- like no other. Where: Glass House, and wonderful costume design. Colonel Sanders was her eye of many audience members. Popa (White Zombie, prised of songs Overall, "Assassins" was a 200 W. Second Street, Character Lynette "Squeaky" prospective victim. The costume caused viewers to Tool, Ministry). such as "I Was successful production despite Pomona Fromme's outlandish obsession Adam Harold caused a roar realize the pathetic personality A few weeks Better Off" which minor technical difficulties with How much: $7.50 with Charles Manson gave the of laughter that spread through- as he cried out for attention, later a contract was lead vocalist Alex sound. Microphone malfunc- For more information: audience a laugh as she con- out the audience as manic yelling to the audience about his signed* and the Greenwald states, tions made it hard to hear the (909) 469-5800 fessed her ongoing attraction to depressive character Samuel insane plan of destruction. band spent long is "about not actors and articulating their such -a dirty individual'in a Byck got the best of him. He The angry high tempered days in the studio being able to words became challenging at humorously explicit and ridicu- humorously expressed uncanny Giuseppe Zangara, played by with producer, pop legend Paul express myself and being times. . lous way. thoughts that broke away from Tony Quinn, shocked the crowd Fox (XTC, The Sugarcubes,' trapped in a place day after The audience - . was also the productions serious topic with his hot-headed dialogue Grant Lee Buffalo) and then day, then trying to talk about it amused watching character turning assassination into a and unsympathetic manner. "Assassins" will runfor one last Mark Endert (Fiona Apple, and having my mouth not performance on Thursday, March Madonna). work." - 1'8 at 8:00 p.m: Tickets are $6 pre- The end -product; ,Phantom Other- songs on the album- GECK sale or $12 at thedoor. The cost for Planet is Missing 'hit the streets include '"Reenfly 'Distressed'"' seniors, children and students is last July introducing to the "The Local Black and Red" and humsAY& SuNdA 18+ $11. Call the box office at (714) world a fresh sound combining "Sleep Machine." HIP-OP &HOUE FM IN NITE 871-8101 for more information. 1 WdA 21+ HAPPYHOR $150 DIMS AT IqHT ENOY HE'I, IS A IF STYLE Fine Ant Supplies. Duatirng anb Technical DANCioqTo YeooAORi t 7o'i,Is,90's Muic Supplies, Cuart Supplies. Caus ATURdAy 21+ ana Stationary, Memouy Books. ,1:10p 'SwT LeuiAEN 1BIHeLLyweoSnip' PiRFoiM THN DNCETOTHE LiST HiTS RubbeuStamps. Foaming, Aut Books, ani Mole!

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teams. They are led by cap- SWIMMING: tain's, Scott Hammond and Mandy Jepson. New team pre- "Brett Benson, Scott pares and trains Hammond, and Kristin Pedersen for the women's for next. semester. team are probably the stand- outs at this point," Snyder Laurens Ong said. Staff Writer Snyder also said that he likes the teams' camaraderie The Fullerton College mens' and other facets that have been and womens' swim teams are improving week by week. .. kAstriving for improvement, Snyder himself is in his first despite not having won a meet season, and was only hired so far this season. two weeks before the start of "We have set some goals this season. He has had to this year and we've accom- organize the teams on the run. plished some of them," Head Snyder, who works with Coach Pete Snyder said. Assistant Head Coach, Derrick According to Snyder, one of Davis said that he is looking the main reasons they have not' forward to seeing improve- won a meet so far is due to the ment on both teams. He is inexperience on the team. interested in seeing how the Some members have not swam teams will compete at the for teams before this season. South Coast Conference "For many of the swimmers, Swimming Championships at this is their first opportunity to East Los Angeles College on .. ::.. .(competitively) swim," Snyder April 22-24. r o-J said. The teams' next s meet will Despite the inexperience, be held at Golden West College Snyder said there are several on Friday, at 2:30 p.m. Photo by Dirk JohnsonlHornet excellent swimmers on the Brett Bonson (FC Swimmer) dives into the 200 freestyle. He ended this event with a 1st place finish during the Cuesta Invitational. Head baseball coach is about to land his 300th win

The Hornets are riding high Frank cleared a double, Carillo "I was very pleased, because other game. Fuscardo's record is 299-250 BASEBALL: after Thursday nights come- a triple and.Zurn drove the the win came as a total. team "Yeah I think it's kind of cool and 7. This puts him as the sec- Head coach back against Santa Ana. whole thing home for a two- effort," said Fuscado. "Our to have that many wins. I had ond all-time record baseball Kenny Chenard (4-1) got his run lead in the 1ottom of the entire roster came through late no clue I had that many ," said coach at Fullerton College. about to hit fourth win, while short-stop ninth. in the game." Fuscado. "But I'm more inter- Dave Sgoba, who coached Eddie Romprey uncorked a Santa Ana managed to score According to Fuscardo the ested in what we do as a team here from 1962-1985,holds the. career record. three-run homerun in the sev- "I think it's kind of cool opportunity to take his 300th out on the field, not what I first' place with a record of 484- enth inning. win is no different than any accomplish." to have that many wins. 326 and 10. ;' Dana Grieve Outfielder David Costato I had no clue I had that Staff Writer squeezed a one run lead when he hit a two run homer in the many." Baseball head coach Nick eigth inning. But Santa Ana Nick Fuscardo Fuscardo is going for his 300th evened the score with a two- Head Baseball Coach. Wrestling takes over pro-football win on the 16th. run homerun. The 13-9 Hornets will be Clutch hitting for the two points in the ninth, but it night shows like WCW ball on television. -traveling to Saddleback to Hornets .was Darren. Frank, wasn't enough to stop Fuscardo WRESTLING: Monday Nitro. and WWF Westlezpian the ther' achieve Fuscardo's victory. Cesar Carillo,:and-Jimmy Zurn. from taking his 299th win. This sport has Monday Night Raw, have hand has no advertisements increased greatly. Monday and people pay anywhere from taken over, night football is struggling to $15 to $35 per household just to NE UP FORTE SUMMERTIE! retain its audience. Football view Wrestlemania. Monday nights. was the dominant Monday Wrestlemania holds the night sport, but now it may record for largest pay-per-view have met its match with audience and will keep that Darren Shimasaki wrestling. record for a long time. Features Editor WWF has launched it's way Wrestling may be fake, but it. Jh to the top of the wrestling mar- has one of the largest growing Wrestlemania has long been ket. Comments such as "Do audiences of any sport in histo- known as the superbowl of pro- you smell what the Rock is ry. SI wrestling. cookin'." and "That's the bottom Appearences by Stone Cold' We know some of the classic line 'cause Stone Cold, said so.' Steve Austin on TV shows like names like Hulk Hogan, are the buzz words of Monday "Nash Bridges" and "Regis and Macho-man Randy Savage and night. Kathy-Lee" has boasted, Rowdy Roddy Piper. With high-flying drop kicks wrestling. The Rock and Ken Now the World Wrestling and slamming chairs, not to Shamrock on Fox's "That 70's Federation is ready to do it mention the Stone Cold Show" the WWF has hit main- again. Stunner and the Rock Bottom stream America to the point The 14th year of Corporate Elbow, the WWF has where you can't go anywhere Wrestlemania is set to explode rocketed in popularity. without seeing or hearing again.. Matches from new The WWF is the leader in the something about wrestling. superstars such.as Stone Cold Monday night cable wrestling Wrestling toys invades the Steve Austin, The Rock, X-PAC, wars, They are broadcast in shelves, of Toys-R-Us. Video Mankind and Paul Wight (AKA several countries and are trans- games, clothing at Miller's the giant from WCW), will lead mitted in many different lan- Outpost and Hot topic and the way. guages. even supermarkets have 160 E. IMPERIAL HWY. Over the past three years, WWF is ready to give wrestling theme foods. FULLERTON, CA 92835 wrestling has become a popular Monday night football a run for Now that wrestling has S(714),871-5275 sport. Both-young and old, its money'in both advertising entered the mainstream, most male and female enjoy the sport Between Best Buys and Mervyn's and ratings. everyone can tell you who due to the high energy each of The Superbowl is shown for Stone Cold Steve Austin, The these wrestling superstars.give free on local television relying Rock or the Undertaker is, but HLOJWR9 FOR SON HI4 DIFEPEEt f? to their fans every week. only on advertisments as its can everybody, tell you who In the past two years the rat- sole source of cash. Lawrence Taylor or Bret Favre LIBERATE OR TASTE BL)DS AT THE VLMFEA BROLE ings for wrestling's Monday No one pays to watch foot- is.

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I EENTSEVENTS EVENTS EVE N~TS ErrmEtoTh EVclEge," 9 a~tNTm..EENS-( EENS , " .- Today -March 17- from over 50 different high ferring to the college, 9I a.m. - 3 terring to a tour-year college. Admission is free, doors will Thurs -March 25 schools' theater departments p.m.. Hours: UCI, 8:40 a.m. - 3 p.m., close 11:05 a.m. St. Patrick's Day/Club Rush Writing Personal Statements - will compete on campus. Full Pomona, 5-7 p.m. Book Sale - A-fund raiser by and FC Marketplace - Tues -March 23- Learn skills such as; university two-day event, including a com- the Ethnic Studies Deptartment Celebration on the Quad. Food, Weds -March 24- transfer & admission, scholar- plimentary performance of Aloha Pizza Lunch -- FC music and entertainment while to raise money for future cultur- "Assassins", 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 ship and financial aid applica- Faculty Association sponsored Heather's Bears -- Stuffed ani- al events. Located in the you shop for enumerable trea- p.m. on Friday and 8:00 p.m. on tions, how to apply for FC men event. Staff will enjoy $1 pizza, mal drive for traumatically ill Cadena/Transfer Center patio, sures. & women of distinction and Saturday. Open and free to the 25 cent sodas and free salad. children. 10 a.m. -2 p.m. On the 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Contact: stu- internship info. Workshop NiteLife - Event for night general public. Located in the Staff Dining quad;- near the Student Center. Gerald Padilla, 992-7358. food'and music, located in the Writing Center, dent includes College Bound -- Monthly Room, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Contact: Calista Lee, 992-7412 or UC Davis Rep -- Representative p.m. located on the north patio of Contest for Best Hawaiian Antoinette Pippin, 446-9708. 2:00p.m. - 4:00 Spring event every Friday spon- from the university will be dis- building 800. Outfit! CSU Long Beach-& L.A. sored by FC EOPS. Elementary L.A. Troupe -- A special per- tributing information and College of Chiropractic Reps -- USC Rep - Representative from school children visit campus UC Irvine & Cal Poly Pomona formance of "A Midsummer answering questions on campus Representative from these two University of Southern and are given campus and Reps - Will be on campus for Night's Dream", 11:00 a.m. "- from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. schools will be on campus to California will be on campus department tours,'9:00 a.m. - students with interests in trans- 11:50 a.m. in the Student Center. offering a pre-admission work- noon. Volunteers needed for inform students of their transfer shop to all those interested. April dates: Contact: Queen opportunity with them. Hours: Peterson, 992-7470. Od gAEE 0EJOGY 9 a.m. - noon & noon - 1 p.m., Writing Workshop - Located in RLEM 4 O PA~rMeJT respectively. the Skills Center in building Sat -March 20- OFFERS ARIJARIETY OF SALON TREATMENTS FOR PRIME PRICES. 2000. "Revision: Do It Right", Ongoing 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Save Our Canyons - A "Blues CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TIMES: 2fl 1I72 SKIN CARE: 7i3 1IO Gala" will be held as a fund 0 Apply Now for Summer/Fall - Thurs -March 18- raiser to benefit the Carbon SAMPLE PRICE USA - (STAR) Registration for Canyon Road project, "Save Summer session is May 18 - 26. Fullerton College Marketplace Our Canyons." Several Blues Contact: Admissions and In the Quad, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. PERMS...... S8- $25 MANICURES...... $4- $4.50 Bands will perform at "LaVida Records, 992-7568. Vendors sell a variety of jewelry, (Includes Shampoo 0' Hairstyle) PEDICURE...... $7 Restaurant", on Carbon Canyon music and other paraphernalia. HAIRCUT...... $7 Upcoming Road, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. - A writing Perfect Paragraphs Contact:Darla, (909)393-6680 or (Includes Shampoo and Set) EUROPEAN FACIAL...... $18 March 26 -- KinderCaminata, held in the skills workshop Dotttie, 524-7135. PRESS AND CURL...... $7 CORRECTIVE TREATMENT...... $15 with a goal to plant the seed of -SkillsCenter, 4p.m.- 6 p.m. education at the earliest stages. Mon -March 22- (Includes Shampoo) BACK FACIAL...... $15 Single-Parent Support Group - Kindergartners visit campus in BEARD TRIM...... $3 (Facials Include Cleansing, Massage, honor of Cesar Chavez's birth- Take advantage of a helpful Artist-In-Residence -- NECK/BANG TRIM...... $3 Efoliation 8' Mask) day (March 31). workshop/meeting in room 314, Internationally known water- will be given 12:00 p.m. - 1p.m. colorist, Milford Zornes has his Kindergartner's work on exhibit in the Fullerton PROTEIN/MOISTURIZING PACK/ MAKE-UP...... $5-$10 caps with Chavez' motto, "Si, se CSU Dominguez. Hills, CSU College Art Gallery, March 22- puede." Contact: Chris Lamm, San Marcos & CSU Fullerton SCALP TREATMENTS...... $2- $3.50 SEMI-PERMANENT EYELASH...... $6-$8 April 16. Opening/Reception, 992-7033 or Doreen Villasenior, Reps - Three university repre- TINT RETOUCH...... $12.50 EYEBROW WAR...... $5 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p~m., March 22. 9927588. sentatives will be on campus BLEACH RETOUCH W/ TONER...... $20 LIP WAR ...... $5 Scheduled events include public March 29 thru April 4 -- Stay today distributing their respec- lecture by artist and outdoor TIPPING ' FROSTING...... from$15 FULL LEG WAR...... $25 home or show up, Spring tive information for students painting with students. with transfer interests. CUSTOM (1/2) LEG WAR...... $16 Break. CSU Fullerton Rep -- Here to COLORING/WEAVE...... from$1 8.50 CHEST WAH...... $20 April 12 - Fullerton College Fri -March. 19- helpstudents in their transfer HENNA COLORING...... from$10 BIKINI LINE...... $10 Book Club reading of Virginia decision. Will be on campus for Theatre Festival (March 19-20) - Woolf, "Mrs. Dalioway." 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Mard' ias Fulleton Colleae Hiah School Theatre Festival March 17. 1999 The HORNET Special Pull-Out Section 1 MIV V~a1 1y1111 V VIIV V1 V V I IIV M V 2 V\I I V1(.1V1 11 2,000 high school students on campus for theatre festival

Adam Levy Staff Writer

The 19th Annual Fullerton College High Schoor Theatre Festival begins Friday, as nearly 2,000 students from more than 50 high schools congregate on campus for a little friendly com- - petition. The two-day event will fea- ture.12 categories of contest, continuing a tradition that has. spanned nearly two decades. This year, the festival's theme . is Mardi Gras. Schools. from all over California will flock to the event in a celebration of young, talent- ed' thespians,"boasting their best in festival contests. "We like to bring people together who like to perform," says Bob Jensen, who is manag- ing director of the Fullerton College Theater. Arts Department. "Its, great to 'watch as they feed -off f each other's enthusi- asm, and baskin the spotlight." Photo courtesy Bob Jensen Students take over the campus during the High School Theatre Festival. According to Jensen, the festi- val focuses on the high school the students, as they ham it up process is a year-around enter- per school plus $17.50 per par- students. and let it all hang out; a few prise. ticipant. Parents, friends, guests ."This is their weekend, their days when everyone stops wor- The FC feystival is the largest and others. interested in watch- turn to be. the center of attention rying about how hip they are," of its kind in Ithe Western United ing may attend for free. and it is always a great time," he comments Jensen. States. A host of services are provid- says. The heart'of the festival is the Each par 'ticipating school ed, ranging from food and bev- It's a'carnival offmusic, competition. Hundreds of vol- irust bring a't least two, student erages to souvenir photos and T- improv, games, food, frolicking unteers are involved, including or adult monitors who may not shirts. i and fun. Having a good time is scores of FC theatre arts stu- compete in any event and must 'Participants are invited to what it is all about. dents and a host of professionals assist with thie festival. audition for FC's Summer High "Despite the intensity of the who serve as judges and critics. Outdoor 'home bases" are School Conservatory, Standing competition; there is an underly- Planninggets underway each provided for each school. The Room Only, which will present. rehtival Categories ing playfulness and communal year months before :the festival. quad is check ered with groups.. "Joseph and the Amazing joy that seems infectious! among, In many. ways, the''planning The cost'olf the festival is $50 Technicolor Dreamcoat." -.:Category, Cast Size Time Limi .. One Act Play Open 15 minute Opening ceremonies to kick-off festival Musical Theatre At least 2 10 minute!SINadine Hernandez FC, is responsible for the open- Lillard, whose most recent comedy before the opening cere- Staff Writer ing ceremony. endeavor is the new science fic- monies. Contemporary Simpson was involved with tion thriller, "Wing Commander". Jonathon Petersen, a depart- Dramatic Ensemble 2-5. 5 'minute!S It will be Mardi Gras at the festival -last- year although can also be seen in "Scream," ing theatre arts department star -Fullerton College beginning this is his first year in charge of "She's All That," and "Senseless." and Addison Glines will seam Contemporary Friday as the 1999 High School something so big. Cress Williams, another for- up with alumni to present Theatre Festival gets underway It "is so fun to see [the high mer FC student and expected "Lily's Eyes" and a song from Humorous Ensemble. 2-5 5 minute 5 at 11 a.m. in the gymnasium. school students] involved in guest, has appeared on "Living "The Secret Garden." Classical The ceremonies begin with a 'competition and 'yet very sup- Single" andthis season's "ER." Opening ceremonies is just parade, led by:FC's 'own Lemon portive of each other. To see Also, Brandon 'Crane, who the beginning of what the two- Dramatic Ensemble 2-5 5 minute 5 Street Stompers, down themsurrounded by people appeared on "The Wonder Years" day festival promises to offer to 'Classical' "Bourbon Street' (between the who are from the theatre, who will be a festival host and will students, faculty,' parents and 400 and 600 buildings) with peo- are a common interest is a grati- present some improvisation and friends. Humorous Ensemble 2-5 5 minute S ple on balconies tossing beads. fying feeling," states Simpson. The parade will end .in the The entertainment for the Contemporary gymnasium where along with opening ceremonies is "fabu- Dramatic Monologue 1 S 3 minute the Lemon Street Stompers, lous" as Simpson puts it. Festlyal participants Bravo! and the Cabana Boys will Program alumni are expected Contemporary . 1. perform for a crowd which to make' an appearance at the greeted by president Humorous Monologue 3 minutesS 'could exceed 2,000. opening ceremonies as key note Children's Theatre At least 2 10 minutesS Keola Simpson, 23, a theatre' speakers. arts student in his second year at One alumnus, Matthew Fullerton College President Michael Viera addressed this greet- ing to high school- theatrefestival participants: Theatre Arts head sets the stage Welcome to Fullerton. College's 19th Annual High Adam Levy hood, when he took part in actions," he said. consistently focuses on the stu- School Theatre Festival. Jensen's enthusiasm is obvi- dents and their productions. Staff Writer school plays: On Friday, March 19 and Jensen credits a junior high: ous when he talks about the the- "What we are trying to do here 20, more Bob Jensen is managinIgcirec- school teacher for helping devel- atre program. ______is provide a path- Saturday, March tor for the Fullerton Cgollege op a passion for the.arts. Clearly, he loves 'I likepe ple, that's . way for future than 1,800 students from Theatre Arts, Departme:nt. He While attending college in what he does and all there iss to it.' studies, putting 53 high schools-throughout and his colleagues are known Lexington, Virginia, Jensen appreciates his tal- the best artistic California will be competing throughout the state fcDr top-. focused his efforts towards a Pre ented colleagues. product out thee Bob in events ranging from President Michael Viera major at When asked of Jensen for our audiences quality drama productior Is. Law/English musical theatre to costume design. Born in Brooklyn, Nei w York, Washington and Lee University his proudest to see, -giving our Jensen, 49, has had a passsion for and did graduate work at the achievements, he cited produc- students a jump start on their The faculty and staff of Fullerton College are drama and the arts since child- .University of Virginia. tions of "The Grapes Of Wrath" futures," he said. pleased to host the festival. Jensen began teaching high and "Terra Nova" alongwith a "We do our best to take care Our theatre faculty are all outstanding as judged school English 'in Watchung recent bilingual production. of the people- involved, because by the quality of our college productions and the Modest about his personal that's what it's all about. Hills, New Jersey, before travel- success of our theatre program graduates. ling west to seek a brighter successes, Jensen revels in altru- "I like people that's all there future-as an; ,imagineer for ism, crediting a number of peo- is to it. I enjoy being around peo- Many of our former theatre students have gone .Disney. ple for their contributions over ple, it helps me. I find it infinite- on to some of the most prestigious university pro-" "It didn't work out so I stayed the years. ly fascinating to just sit down grams in the United States; others have made a true to my passion and applied Among these are colleagues and get toknow someone. transition from Fullerton College directly into profes- for a job at Fullerton College," Todd Glenn, Tom Blank, Gary Theatre is a group art and peo- sional theatre careers. Krinke, Steve Pliska, Chuck ple - their personalities, inter- Jensen said. Enjoy the learning experience that the 1999 High Not long after beginning his Ketter, Jim Book, Pat Scribner ests, attitudes aid backgrounds career at FC, Jensen'realized and Mela Hoyt-Heydon. is what makes it all click." School Theatre Festival offers and consider joining he'd .found his calling. This sharing of credit makes Jensen's efforts have not been us at Fullerton College to start your college educa- "I enjoy the imagination of Jensen one of the most popular unnoticed. He has been the tion. youth, the twinkle of inspira- and beloved personalities on recipient of many accolades, Michael J. Viera, Ph.D most recently 'OC Weekly's tion. Life is all about'people. It's campus., President, Fullerton College .::. not about things, it's about you At the center of this out pour- award for contributions to and me, our feelings and inter- ing of adoration, though, Jensen Orange County theatre. Bob Jensen S2 Wednesday March 17, 1999 Hornet _ .... , .

Theatre Festival cast of characters

The . following hid h ."Esperanza- " Rancho Buena schools are represented in " Estancia " Redondo the 1999 Fullerton. Colle ge * Fallbrook- " Riverside-Poly .High School :Theal:re " Hanford " Rowland "Festival: " James Monroe " San Dimas " Antelope. Valley " La Costa Canyon " San Pasqual * Arcadia " La Quinta " San Pedro " Arlington " Laguna Hills " Santa Margarita * Bellflower " Little Rock " South Pasadena " Brea-Olinda Long' Beach Poly " Temescal Canyon * Buena Park * Mayfair * Torrey Pines * Burbank " Mira Costa " Trabuco Hills * California * Mission Viejo ,*Troy * Canyon .Mt. Carmel * Tustin * Capistrano Valley Murrieta Valley " Upland " Corona del Mar 1'Newport Harbor : Vista- * Diamond.Bar * North Walnut * El Dorado * Palm. Springs, "*West * El Toro " Rancho Alamitos " West Covina " Elsinore

Photo courtesy Bob Jensen .Stop and visit the Participants from last year's High School Theatre Festival. ulerton Colege 3ookstore Festival a campus-wide team effort

Campus Public Safety "Some kids use my window as a'sort of mirror It's a cast of thousands: nearly two thousand to put on their make-up," she said. "I just love ' .at high school competitors and hundreds more who watching them rehearse right outside my office." work together to make the festival. happen. Many of them come by bus; pulling into cam- Academic Computing Technology- . pus lots at about.the same time and stretching col- Number-crunching may not be the first thing lege parking, safetyand security forces to the that comes to mind when one thinks about drama; limit. but the FC High School Theatre Festival couldn't "We'll have about. ten security workers on work without high-powered data-processing duty," said Officer Jim McKamy, who coordinates assistance. health-and safety efforts during the festival. "Our Computer guru Co Ho and his associate Mike main job is handling parking, making sure all the Cortez. of the college's Academic Computing busses get in: safely" Technology (ACT) program are able to take on the The High.School Theatre Festival is second challenge. only to the Annual Jazz Festival in size and com- They use digital magic to ensure that students, plexity .according to McKamy. judges and spectators end up in the right place at "But it's very well organized," he said. "We just the right time. make sure everyone is safe and standby in case of The challenge is daunting. a medical emergency or other problem." "We have to consider the number and size 'of Each security worker is fully trained in First rooms and make sure that each participant has Aid and CPR,. McKamy said. "We have first aid time to get from one event to the next," said kits all over the place. We're ready for just about Cortez. anything." Not all of the job' is done electronically, though. It takes npa e vetcq tAthe press. instruction ffice arranges space 'Bobl.Jensei never gives us enough rooms for Allof the campus is a stage duringthefestival. all of the contests," said Cortez. "After we run the With dozens of events taking place simultane- software, a bargaining process begins to find more ously,.classrooms, lecture halls and other facilities rooms and shift events around." are filled with activity. ACT provides-a hostof services on campus, The key to avoiding' scheduling .conflicts is including internet support. Instruction Office Assistant, Mary Kadri. "We've done things on the web page side. for "Each fall, I give Bob Jensen a list of rooms that Admissions and Records, for example," said ACT are' available and he comes up with a.schedule. director Nilo Niccolai. "We help instructors with Thenwwe check-and'recheck a dozen times before institutional research, projects and help people the festival," she said. find access to all kinds of information." The challenge is complicated by the fact that Ho uses a programming language called "C" to Fullerton College is host to many community create the- High School Theatre Festival schedule. activities and. events. Kadri must juggle other He has used.the same technology to assist the groups'in order to ensure that enough space Student Health Center to manage appointments, remains for the festival. according to Niccolai. Open Morday through Thursday 7:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. "You might think some instructors would feel a. Students with an interest, in data processing bit disturbed by all of the activity.Usually it's very often end up with part-time jobs on campus. Friday 7:45 a.mn. to.2 p.m.; Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. quiet on Saturdays" she said. "But Bob goes out of "Students do everything from carrying hard- During the Spring Semester his way to help people and things work out well." ware around to writing code," said Niccolai. In. fact, things go so smoothly that Kadri can't "Many students work as lab aides and provide remember a single complaint regarding the festi- technical assistance to othersstudents, faculty and Located on Chapman Avenue in the Student Services Building val during the three years she's been involved. staff." (under the bridge). And when the festival begins, Kadri says her In theatre parlance, one might say ACT is work- office window offersa remarkable vantage point ing "behind the scenes" to ensure that student - I I- from which to enjoy the day. actors enjoy their visit to Fullerton College.

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Chamber Concert Jazz Bands Campus Theatre BIO 109 Genetics & Biotechnology-.in Society Recital Hall FALL 1999 CLASS SCHEDULE Informational meetings April 9,8 p.m.: April 30-May21 Symphonic Winds Campus Theatre This exciting course will-be taught Summer 1999 on-line, "101 Intro to Paralegal Studies Mon-Thur, Band Concert " Saturday, July 10, 1999 Fall 1999 and Spring 2000 on campus. Also, watch for the "104 Intro to Legal Research & Term. Bravo! 10 a.m.-2p.m. May 14, 8 p.m. companion laboratory course B1071-coming Spring 2000! 9 a.m. Room 313 " 105 Intro to Legal Writing Entertainment Co. Wed &Thurs Campus Theatre Contact Dr. Calvin Young (714-992-7133) or & Cabana Boys 6-9 p.m. " Civil Litigation I " Saturday, August 7, 1999 Lemon Street Stompers Dr. JoWen Wu ([email protected]) for more info. 201 April 10, 8 p.m. Art Gallery 9 a.m. Room'313 Dixie Jazz Concert " 202 Civil Litigation II Campus Theatre Chamber Concertfea- May 15,8 p.m. " 205 Probate, Wills & Trusts Enroll Today! For more info 27th Annual turing the works of Campus Theatre " 207 Computer-Assisted Legal Research about Fullerton College Jazz Festival Brent Pierce Home Concert Paralegal Studies, please call April 16 & 17 May 2, 5 pm. " 209 Criminal Law & Procedure Concert Choir & Dr. Virginia .Rapp at (714) 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Recital Hall. Chamber Singers . " 210 Internship Paralegal Studies 992-7461. Campus Wide "Scenes from an May'21,. 8 p.m. " 211 Real Property Law For Admissions & Records, Execution" call (714) 992-7568., Musicians at Work Wilshire Auditorium " 214 Contract Law Procedure Concert Choir by Howard Baker Vocal Jazz April 23 24, 8 p.m. May 6,7,8,13,14,15 May 22, 8 p.m. " Fullerton College * 321:E. Chapman Ave. " Campus Theatre 8 p.m. -& Recital Hall " Fullerton, CA 92632 " www.fullcoll.edu* mmind Hornet Wednesday March 17, 1999 S3 I Students driving force behind festival FC musical groups to perform as Student volunteers make open because they the FC High School Theatre have to trust each Festival. run smoothly. other. These are part of opening ceremonies of preparation lead brave people." Hours Robert Ortiz up to two frenetic days of Winning isa moti- Special to the.Hornet activity vation, but Patch 250 theatre stu- said benefits are Some Fullerton College's Lemon take responsibility broader. dents Street Stompers, willlead high for volunteer jobs includ- "This ' festival gives school theatre festival partici- ing contest timers, moni- kids the drive to do pants through "Bourbon tors and runners to conces- what they love Street" (between the. 400-600 sion operators and-recy- doing. It's a great buildings) into the gymnasium cling (clean-up) crew experience even if for open ceremonies. members. Photo by Chris Tennyson7The Hornet they don't win." Other FC musical groups, At the center of this tor- Festival volunteer coordinators Jesse Pa 'tch, Though some festi- Bravo! and The Cabana Boys nado Work Force val-goers have seri-, 'is Sarah Dunkerly and Phil Larsen. are also set to perform. Coordinator Philip Larsen, ous ambitions in the festival' with.nearly 2,000 stu- The Lemon Street Stompers 21, and two assistants. dramatic arts, motivations and dents is amazing." offer toe tappin' finger snap- "The volunteers run the festi- levels of interest vary. Students involved with high pin' traditional Dixie Land type val," said Larsen. "They enter- Dunkerly, who aspires for a schooldrama are a diverse music. Headed by Band Leader tain the high school students career as a film actress, attended group, accordingjto Larsen. and Musical Director, Richard and make it all work."' the festival while a student at La Photo by Robert Ortizflhe Hornet Many are.honors students. Cruz, the Lemon Street The sophomore theatre arts Habra High School. The Lemon Street Stompers, March, 1999 Others, including athletes, find Stompers are described by the major' is joined by Sarah "We alwayslooked forward to themselves'drawn to the stage; band's banjo player as the "lit- to John Fogerty and are what Besides opening ceremonies, Dunkerly, 19, and freshman the theatre arts festival," she said. they learn. to express themselves tle rascals of the music depart- the Fine Arts Department's you can catch the Lemon Street Jesse Patch, 18. The trio coordi- "It was a day off from school in new ways. ment." publicist, Sally Clausen, Stompers May 15 at 8:00 p.m. in nate efforts by 12 other volun- and a chance to hang out with "For a lot of students, this fes- The New Orleans style band describe as "Latin jazz fusion." the Campus Theatre. teers on the executive team who, cute college guys. We always tival will provide their first and cover Louis Armstrong, Scott Bravo! is -a _ contemporary Bravo! and The Cabana Boys in turn, supervise the rest. lost; but it was fun." only chance to perform in, front Joplin and George Gershwin entertainment group that per- will perform April 10 at 8:00 "Organizing something this The two-day event is unique, of an audience," said Larsen. just to name a few adding a forms songs such as "Together p,m. at the Campus Theatre as large is a great experience," said according to Larsen. Despite the Acting ,'.'requires courage. unique blend all their own. We Go," "Sing a Song" and a well.. Larsen. "To take responsibility competitive aspects, it is a gath- contact "These are people who are will- The Cabana Boys cover medley by Earth, Wind and For more information for the process from its infancy ering of like-minded young peo- Fire. ing to be open with each other," everything from Glenn Miller the box office at (714) 871-8101. stages all the way'through to the ple. said Dunkerly "They are more r a ~ II a i Judginga tough job And the winners were...

Robyn Bryson Everyone brave enough to face an audience is a winner. Those listed below were singled out Staff Writer by the festival judges in 1998 for outstanding performances. judging almost 2,000 -eager, Fullerton collegeHigh School Theatre Department 1998 High School Festival Final Judging Results young, thespians calls for nearly 200, experienced and talented OneActs 001' Women's Contemporary Dramatic Monologue - 008 Graphic Design - 014 "Inspecting Carol" individuals : to devote them- 1st Place South Pasadena "La Malasangre" 1st Place La Costa Canyon "A Narrow Bed" 1st Place Esperanza - Matt Connelly selves to the task of discovering 2nd 'Place Mission Viejo "Mere Mortals" 2nd Place TIE Newport Harbor "The Shadow Box" r Poly "The Sign In Sidney 2nd Place Rancho Buena V ista "No Exit" the best and.the brightest this 3rd Place California "Role of Della" 2nd Place TIE Riverside Brustein's Window" - Taylor Singletary weekend at Fullerton College. Musical'Theatre -002 2nd Place TIE El Dorado "Our Town" "Selecting the judges has been 1st Place Esperanza "I Love You, You're 3rd Place University "Saint Joan" Lighting Design - 015 an ongoing process that has Perfect, Now Change" 1st Place TIE El Dorado "Diviners" - Zachary Harless developed over the years," said 2nd Place TIE Rancho Buena Vista "Sriiokey Joe's Cafe" Men's Contemporary Humorous Monologue - 009 "Piece of My Heart" Judges Coordinator Steve Pliska. 2nd Place TIE Capistrano Valley* "Once on This Island" 1st Place. Redondo Union "Joey Wants To Scream" 1st Place TIE El Dorado - Satterfield Pliska is the production man- 3rd Place El Dorado "Nunsense" 2nd Place Torrey Pines "Audition" Morgan ager and an instructor of 3rd Place TIE El Dorado "This is a Play" 1st Place TIE Esperanza "Pirated Penzance" -'Gary Farrell Fullerton College's Theatre Arts Contemporary Dramatic Ensemble - -003 3rd Place TIE Esperanza "Dasher" Garcia Departmnent:. 1st Place ' Torrey Pines "The Shadow Box" 3rd Place TIE Murrieta Valley "Little Footsteps" 2nd Place TIE Torrey Pines "1984"- Mindy 2nd Place University "A View From 2nd Place TIE Estancia "Midsummer Night's Potential judges are recruited the Bridge" Women's Contemporary Humorous Monologue - 010 Dream" based on those who have served 3rd Place Riverside Poly "Santa" 1st Place TIE Rancho.Buena Vista "Alicia Maria Gets a - Dana Cassity in years past, and those in the job". local theatre community, partic- Contemporary Humorous Ensemble - 004 1st Place TIE Torrey Pines "Squirrels" Costume Design -016 ularly those having a relation- 1st Place Mission Viejo "DMV Tyrant" 2nd Place Vista "Lover's and Other 1st Place South Pasadena "Much Ado About ship with FC. 2nd Place Riverside Poly' "Brighton Beach Strangers" Nothing" "Reputable'. people who Memoirs" 3rd Place Mira Costa "Audition- - Brianna Jones know what. they're" talking 3rd Place. Vista "Private Wars" Talking With" 2nd Place West Covina "Gypsy" - Bianna Carrillo about when it comes to theatre," Classical Dramatic Ensemble -005 Children's Theatre - 011 is the description of the judges 1st Place El Dorado "Antigone" 1st Place ., El Toro "Magic Theatre".. student Steve given' by FC 2nd Place Falibrook "Cyrano De Bergerac" 2nd Place El Dorado "Wiley & The Harry Josefson, who is part of the fes- 3rd Place South Pasadena "Shakuntala" Man" High School Spirit Award tival's leadership team. 3rd Place Canyon "I Didn't Know That" Capistrano Valley High School Several prominent individu- Classical Humorous'Ensemble - 906 als are serving as judges in this 1st Place Elsinore "La Dispute". Theatre Sports - 012 Judge's choice - Special Achievement 2nd Place Diamond Bar "Midsummer' Night's 1st Place Palm Springs "Typewriter Switch" year's competition. Liza Guzman - Rancho Buena Vista High School Allen Cutler is a former FC' Dream" 2nd Place La Costa Canyon "New Choice" "Two Gentlemen 3rd Place West Covina "Object As A Hero" student and television actor.: 3rd Place Rowland of Verona" Fullerton College Student Spirit Award :Lawrence Stem a prominent Set Design- -013 Timn Quirus educator who wrote a textbook on Men's Contemporary Dramatic Monologue - 007 1st Place TIE - Torrey, Pines "1984" - Dominique Piska stage management, which 1st Place Upland "Shadow Box" Navarro Sweepstakes - Highest Average Score uses in class will also judge. 2nd Place Upland "In Perpetuity 1st Place TIE Esperanza "The Pirate Penzance" El Dorado High.School Ballots, ' with very specific Throughout - Matt Connelly guidelines, will be given to each The Universe" 2nd Place El Dorado "Piece of My Heart" Most Total Points Sweepstakes of the judges according to which - John Bellons & Danny Unger South Pasadena High School of the 11 categories they will 3rd Place Montclair "Childs Play"

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Fullerton college HIgh School Theatre Festial 19')' H production in three acts act 1 Friday,. march 9, 1999 -- Opening fay

10 a.m. Registration Table Open and Faculty Registration - Campus Theatre Lobby 11 a.m. Opening ceremonies, General Assembly

- Fullerton College Gymnasium U Noon, Mandatory High School Monitor Meeting Recital Hall - Room 1111 1-5 p.m. Round One - Performers will perform their selection once Theatre Games - Part One 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Special Free Performance of "Assassins" act 2 Saturday, march '20,,1999 - Round Two

7:30 a.m. Coffee and donuts available at the concessions area 8 a.m. Mandatory High School Monitor Meeting -- Recital Hall, Room 1111 9 a.ni. -1 p.m. Round Two - Performers will perform their selection again Theatre Games - Part Two 1 p.m. Design Critiques -Attendance by student designers mandatory - Campus Theatre lobby (designers & instructors, ONLY) " SRO AUDITIONS " - Campus.Theatre Stage (limited scholarships available) 1-2p.m. Lunch ' U lac 31 Saturday, march 20, 1999 -- Finals

2 -4 p.m. Final Round- performances selected by judges from Rounds 1 & 2 4-5-p .m. Judges deliberate 5p... Presentation of awards to winners - Fullerton College Quad. (High School instructors pick up judges critiques from tables adjacent to Final Ceremonies Stage) 8 p~m. Special Free.Performance of "Assassins"

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