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The Hornet, 1923 - 2006 - Link Page Previous Volume 77, Issue 20 Next Volume 77, Issue 22 wpril oots Iss(eJ...crst kiddioL1 Weekly Hornet. Volume 77 Issue 21 Fullerton College Monday, March3,19 1 .1.2..3.."".who.hHypnotized me? Teresa Haines on campus. determine how long to keep a certain of consciousness," Yuzuik said, explain- Staff Writer Suddenly, he had the ability to put routine going. ing Larry's actions. other participants, and himself, under the .This explains why he chose to remain One of the different people Larry Never before did the expressioni influence of Yuzuik with the use of his "invisible". to the participants in became was John. Travolta after he and "couldn't find his butt with his own "magic thumb." Wednesday's show for so long. After see- Chris Rico were hypnotically prompted hands," have such a literal meaning than to lip sync "You're the One that I Want," last Wednesday, in the Student Center. from the movie "Grease." After being hypnotized by guest hyp- Liberal Studies major, Rico, 18, notist Mark -Yuzuik, a student identified dressed in drag as Olivia Newton John, only as Larry believed that his derriere hammed it up during the rendition kept falling off and was rolling around though he. had no idea afterwards what the stage. At one point, he exclaimed,"'I he had been engaged in. can't find my butt!" "I remember hearing the music, but Hypnotist. Mark Yuzuik replaced that's it," Rico said after his friends had scheduled hypnotist Marshall Sylver told him about his dance routine. after contractual obligations with the He also had trouble understanding Stratosphere Hotel and Casino in Las why the shirt he was wearing was -wet Vegas prevented Sylver from returning to around the collar area. the campus this semester. During the show, Rico was also hyp- Sylver: has entertained FC students for notized to believe that he was a secret approximately 10 years..Yuzuik was rec- agent with a special ray gun which ommended to Student Affairs Director would only work if he. pointed it at his Darlene Jensen by Sylver. own forehead. Shanna Williams/ Weekly Hornet he was given was a squirt gun "He came in at the very last minute, HYPNOTIZED-(R) Under a spell, man shoots himself in the face. (L) While another pre- The gun and we're grateful to him for that," tends to be a bombshell. and Rico repeatedly shot himself while Jensen said. getting completely drenched. The hypnotism show, as always one of Warden also refused to put his feet on ing the reactions to the seemingly haunt- Yuzuik ended the show by making the the most popular AS and ICC-sponsored the floor beneath him for fear of an invis- ed .doll, and the laughter aroused by the rest of the "victims" declare themselves events on campus, -.filled the Student ible barking dog. sight of grown men jumping, running, to be various cartoon characters and out- Center to capacity. Those attending the Yuzuik, who has been performing his and scattering across stage to get away rageous celebrities. Though some people show were treated to the sights of their hypnotic routine for. approximately from it, Yuzuik played it up and contin- decided that Sylver was the better of the fellow students performing: acts they seven years, seemed just as entertained ued the prank. That is until Larry two hypnotists, Yuzuik did impress the would not normally engage in-at least in as the audience with the antics of the vol- screamed uncontrollably, dashed across majority of the audience, including front of others. unteers on stage. Though the material the room and hid beneath chairs much to Jensen. After being hypnotized, AS Vice and gimmicks he uses are basically the the amusement of those present. "My personal feeling is that Mark is President Jason Warden found he had same for each show, it's the individuals "Larry became a different person someone to keep on file to be selected to more power -than just that of his position and- their reactions that help Yuzuik because he had reached a very deep level -come back," Jensen said. Collage teaches students about women's history unconscious effecton all individuals in society. Among other things, these images suggest that beauty is defined as unachievable perfection, that Many members of the sociology department gratification., haveReena taken Jolly International Women's Day to heart in Some of the results of the prevalence of these Itheir class discussions. ads in society - are: low self-esteem, 'violence Sociology 225, the sociology of women, put against women (battering arnd rape), anorexia, Senate's, (heir feet down and their thoughts in motion bulimia and other eating disorders. The collage when it comes to their rights. The class is full of asks: "Please campaign against harmful advertise- women with surprisingly a few men whose ment, train yourself to look at advertisements crit- vote has curiosity couldn't keep them away (or they could- ically, and educate others to do so also, so that n't get any other class.) they will no longer: kill us softly! Photo Courtesy of Nancy Strasser A collage takes up half the wall of the class- The collage includes ads such as for plastic ENJOYING-Coordinator Fran England (Center), enjoys the compa- ny of her collegues while having lunch. room, taking full attention. surgery, fat removal, make up. There are Victoria's no effect. The title,: "Killing Us Softly" was a short film Secret ads, where most of the women shown are Reply: Chancellor done as a master's thesis in sociology nearly -20 either half naked or in underwear or bikinis. years ago, showing how* women are used and There is one ad showing Jenny McCarthy sit- loses Harris makes it clear abused by advertisers. ting on the toilet with her underwear dangling Coordinator no action will be taken An explanation of the collage is written in the better her legs while she is reading the paper and against President_ middle. This is a collection of images that were smiling. The ad is for Candies shoes. Other ads found in nationally distributed magazines that include Soft and Dry deodorant and the wonder battle with cancer can be purchased by a 5-year-old at the supermar- bra. Nicholas Montes ket. All these ads show different ways women are Nicholas Montes property because she has no News Editor These images have a harmful cumulative and Please turn to COLLAGE Pg. 2 News Editor immediate family. T Addressing the Faculty He accepted without reserva- Senate's "no confidence" vote After putting up an incredi- tion when she asked him. against FC President Vera ble fight, Fran England, coordi- "(I had) no second thoughts. Martinez, Chancellor Tom K. nator of the Skill Center, lost her It's an honor to be asked," he Harris made it clear that no offi- battle against cancer early said. cial action will be taken. morning on March 22. Moore also said that he visit- "What I believe should be England, 56, was forced to ed her at home and they would clarified leave campus after Spring 1997 talk about plans after she died. because she was constantly sick Moore added that she would fop~ every- and extremely tired. focus on having a positive atti- "It is one- who important has fol- During England's 15 years tude by joking, which made her tenure at FC, she touched the feel more comfortable. to ;note that lowed this issue is the lives of both faculty and stu- England also worked closely the vote is impact of. dents, through her work in the with Janet Porotolan, dean of an expres- Faculty Skill Center, Humanities divi- the Humanities division. Senate's sion and Faculty Senate. Porotloan was involved in sion of the vote. In the Senate, she served on hiring England back in 1982. opinion of "It is, of many committees and was also "She was very professional, secretary and treasurer. worked hard and made many the Faculty course, very dis- Mike Moore, president of the contributions to the Humanities Senate..." turbing 'to Senate, worked with her and department and the Skills know that also one of her closest friends on Center," she said. t h e campus. The Skill Center was in Chancellor "She put up strong fights. I'm Humanities jurisdiction until Tom K. Harris Faculty Senate felt grateful she is not suffering any- 1996. it had no more," said Moore, who is the "She was a good person to ot he r executor of her estate. "She work with. She's bright, she recourse but to take this vote," trusted me as much as she did, knew her job, she did her job he said.. to feel more comfortable." and even did it when she wasn't Kevin Knoop/Weekly Hornet Please turn to REPLY Pg. 2 Killing us softly-Students enrolled in a sociology class learn about women's history. Moore is taking care of her Please turn to ENGLAND Pg.2 2 News Weekly Weekly Hornet MarchMlwArcL 30.0. 1998~QR I I England: fromi I I - NEWS well," Porotloan added holding BRIEFS back tears. "She had a good sense of humor." "People are having a hard time with this. People were still AS Election Deadline-This hopeful she'd return, because Monday at 2 p.m. is the dead- she was hopeful, but it turned line to turn in applications to bad quickly," she said. The following accidents and run for office for senator for the England helped the crimes have been reported to Associated Students. Humanities division by partici- Campus Public Safety: For an application stop by pating in special projects and the Student Affairs office in 816.
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