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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. events. March 18 But, the real highlight of her. Health Fair-The Health Center career was when she was coor- Petty Theft- A cafeteria consul- has invited over 45 health dinator of the Skills Center and tant reported that a student had venders to be present on April 1 brought new ideas as well as stolen some candy items from for the Health Fair. upgrading the equipment such the cafeteria. Students have the opportuni- as tape players, computers and The consultant witnessed the ty to learn and keep healthy new software for reading, ESL theft, which occurred at 7:30 habits. and foreign language. fl.m. For more information call the When Linda Milhikan of the Health Center 992-7414. Skills Center heard about her March 19 death, she wasn't surprised Road Closure-The City of because England had been sick Medical Aid-Stage manager Fullerton would like to remind for so long. for campus theater reported an motorists that Wilshire Ave. "We really miss her," actress was injured during a between Harbor Blvd. and Milhikan said. performance at 8 p.m. Pomona Ave. in Fullerton will This Wednesday, 'a service Kevin Knoop!/Weekly Hornet Ambulance was requested. will be closed to vehicular traffic be held in the Staff Dining WOODSTOCK REVISITED-Drama students from all over the state converge on the Fullerton from 1:30 p.m. to 10:30 p~m. Room at 3 p.m. College campus, a perfect opportunity for advanced photography students with a view camera. Medical Aid-While- attending Thursdays, beginning April 9. a high school theater festival, a Reply: from. 1 mother of a student reported Volunteer Connection-The she was having chest- pain ner. *Volunteer Center of Greater "It is important to note that Collage; from 1I have dinner ready, plan ahead around 9 a.m. Orange County is seeking the vote is an expression of the After telling the Senate to- and make a, delicious meal-on Paramedics were called to 14,000 volunteers for the county opinion of the Faculty Senate find a way to deal with their avrie nscey time. the scene, as well as an ambu- problems,eeyhp Harrisht added,h "Iaut sin- to help fight hunger, clean and, as such, does not mandate The instructor, Gigi Blan ihe,. On March 8, 1857, a group of lance. She was later released. beaches and parks wipe out any subsequent action by the with fed-up female garment workers graffiti and inspire .a child. District' or the Board of Senate, having dramaticyex-imuchyinteretktowrde dropped their knitting needles March 23 neettwr e sub- The event will take place Trustees." pressed its reservations about mc and took to the streets of New the direction of the college, will ject as she discussed the topi,c of April 25. He said that it is unfortunate tepand domestic violence. York City to protest poor work- Hazard to Public Safety-A takethenextlogcaltaknxtlogca te stp nd For more information contact the Senate. and the president A video was shown on ing conditions and unfair Campus Public Safety officer worktowad the Center at 953-5757 ext. 106. can't reach a resolution and sort buldin an domestic violence and the class, wages. reported. at 4 p.m. various haz- atmosphere of greater trust and patcaediadsus Their out differences of perception of i ics sion call to action started the ards to public safety in parking Mathematic Competition-The shared governance and the way collegialitypriiae long march for women's rights, lots and access roads. "I know that Dr. Martinez with Blanche, asking her stu- American Mathematical the college is functioning. this and in 1921, March 8 was Association of Two-Year Harris expressed his disap- wants to establish a better work- dnshwsefl bu declared International Women's March 24 ing relationship with the Colleges) Student Mathematic pointment in the Senate's iSe si," nvrnt iced Day, to celebrate women's League will hold the third 'inflexibility. Faculty Senate and has publicly Sha ad,"nevrny accomplishments worldwide. Hazard to Public Safety- her desire to work an knofvoetrltosexpressedgkndowilntreatos hips round' on April 2 at 5 p.m. for "Regrettably, the Senate )wI Today , the month of March is Someone reported that the hand one hour in Room 629. declined' Dr. Martinez' offer to through the areas of disagree-swshave come to know people vs observed as National Women's rail of the stairs on the north- ment to w'ho There is a grand prize, of try to reconcile their differences reach greater. under- are involved in such relati month. west corner of -Wilshire theater standing of ion- $3,000 scholarship for those through discussion and .an. air- the interests of both ships." Maria Ostheimer, a student in needed to be repaired. sides," individuals who qualified by ing of opinions," he said. A copy, from a 1950s h the class remarked, "I love Lhis Authorities suspect skate- At the time of publication scoo hmee ugh obtaining the highest total score Martinez also sent out a letter thereeensnohrepohsemfromonomicsh5b has gok class, and it has helped. me to boards may have damaged the on all three" addressed rail. exams. to staff and, faculty. ther hsen o thesChnellor. was passed out ot students on see how society is and I recom- For more information call She said that she will contin-' the enatto he Canthisr how to be a good wife. mend this class to every women Leonard Cho at 992-7199. ue her responsibilities as presi- The next Senate meeting isis The. book lists rules such 1as dent and-make the college her,,., Thursday at 3 pm. on campus." LLN1Se '' kltng-Th~i L tin~t firsrpitity> Leadership Network Student "I shall continue, to use' our Club is looking for individuals existing shared* governance Protesters stage ;trike ag cAins't,'227' who want to enhance their lead- committees and processes as, we ership and career skills, as well discuss planning, budgeting, Luz Perez for the event. Diego, El 'Monte, East Los for their. ;children and, local as receive support from other hiring, facilities,, technology, Staff Writer Protestors at-the event partici- Angeles and Fullerton. school boards ability to develop staff and students. pated in the hunger strike and Oropeza, said, "I hope we will and, or replace programs in For more information contact A hunger strike and encamp- encampment, primarily to keep resolve something positive accordance to their community's Doreen Villasenor at 992-7587. ment to. oppose Proposition 227' bilingual' classes in public through this event for everyone, need. and the Ron Unz Initiative were schools. especially my Hispanic race." According to the protestors, Publication Notice-The staged last Friday in La Habra. Approximately 25 groups The event was held to oppose the- proposition also penalizes Weekly Hornet will be on hia- "They (government) can't were involved in the hunger primarily proposition 227, teachers and administrators take our language from us. We strike. The various groups were which, according to. protesters, since they can be sued if they the Latinos need our language," from various parts of Southern attacks parental ability to choose assist their students in their own said Alicia Oropeza, volunteer California, such as Anaheim, San the best educational programs language.-

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-Ui Weekly Hornet March 30, 1998 Arts and Entertainment 3 RTTAKES'id Things' lays on the scuzz doublecrosses up the yin- Film Review: yang, copious amounts of Racy new film nudity and sex- and rape, implied and statutory, over cuts through the course of its two-hour running time. The sheer vol- the muck. ume of hedonism and naugh- tiness recalls some of David Lynch's. scuzziest work, but ion Gonzales McNaughton never crosses Staff Writer the lines Lynch flew over. Instead, he toys lightly with the forbidding elements and keeps his audience grounded Vanity Fair (April 1998), firmly in figuring out 'the Icolumnistnthe current James issueWolcott of plot. gleefully rings the death "Wild Things" is set_ in knell for a' genre of film he sourthemn Florida, where the terms as "scuzz" haves and have-nots reside Beginning with the lurid in close quarters. Guidance '70s offerings from Sam counselor. Sam Lombardo Peckinpah like "The (Matt Dillon) begins to have Getaway" and "Bring Me the a little problem with one of Head of Alfredo Garcia," his over-developed students scuzz came into its own. in Kelly van Ryan (Denise the late '80s and early '90s Richards), who eyes the with the wild success of mild-mannered counselor Quentin Tarentino and John with lust. Woo into the forefront of When Lombardo rebuffs American pop culture. her advances, Kelly cries But recent failures of rape to her mother, Sandra major studio efforts such as (Theresa Russell), whose "A Life Less Ordinary" and wealth controls the town and "U-Turn," as well as the everything in it. The ensuing overwhelming grisly deca- charges are not taken serious- dence of the films are finally ly until Suzie, a second stu- beginning to turn moviego- dent (Neve Campbell) cries ers off as they are rushed rape and points her tattooed. Courtesy of Columbia Pictures finger at Lombardo as well. from the theater and straight WET DREAM-Suzie Toler (Neve Campbell) and Kelly van Ryan (Denise Richards) Despite a successful defense onto video. emerge from a pool in John McNaughton's sexy thriller "Wild Things." Despite the tombstone by the cheapsuit lawyer Ken etching and Wolcott's prelim- Bowden (Bill Murray) and a prime scuzz offering, you're film becomes too much fun. Kimball ("True Romance") inary scoops of earth, leave it stunning settlement when it right, but McNaughton While McNaughton effectively brings out the to director John McNaughton, is learned that -the two girls pours it .on during the final bounces his audience. with south Floridian backdrop, to put up a deliciously tempt- were in cahoots, Lombardo's reels. "Wild Things" unrav- the subtlety of a rampant but the constant 'gator ing thriller filled to the gills life has been ruined as it is els into a sexy, freewheeling foosball, it's his cast that pro- imagery does begin to wear with scuzz. "Wild Things" clear that.he is no longer wel- hootenanny, with double- vides 'the chills and yuks in you down as the story pans features drug taking, free- come in town. crosses and plot twists that equal servings. As out. It never becomes neces- wheeling close-ups of high If this sounds more like a are never so far fetched' as to Lombardo, Matt Dillon keeps sary to continually enforce school girls,' guns, 'gators, "Savannah" episode than a raise any doubts. Besides, the his face straight' as the the "people as predators" humorless town stud with a metaphor, as the action on mysterious past. the screen effectively com- Denise Richards assumes municates this without the her usual tastefully sleazy immutable references to the role with a bouncing famil- swamp's first citizen. iarity, and Theresa Russell Although without the ..assumes, tbg iasa~alrich groundbreaking dare of bitch role with equal.shapes McNaughton's -first- feature. of verve and good humor. "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Kevin Bacon, as detective Killer," "Wild Things" serves Ray Duquette, the cop who as another feather in his cap. *unravels the mystery, tire- Despite. its wild trailer and lessly plods through this controversial publicity, thing in his familiar under- McNaughton's head-turning stated way, before his sordid pace and tongue-in-cheek background catches up with grounding keeps his audi- him. ence intrigued with smiles on The real winner in the film their faces. 'He never allows is Neve Campbell,. whose the film to slip into self- ultra-scuzzy street. urchin involved artiness and with Suzie Toller is easily the most the drawing power' of Neve fascinating character. Campbell, McNaughton has Campbell's. "Party of Five" fashioned a winner with both credentials are never dam- the critics and the box office. aged, despite all the taboos In any case, "Wild Things" Courtesy of Columbia Pictures she flirts with here. may prove Wolcott's DILLON'S DILEMMA-Sam Lombardo (Matt Dillon)' weighs the possibiities of a roll in Cinematographer Jeffrey announcement premature. the hay with the insatiable Kelly van Ryan in John McNaughton's latest film "Wild Things." Fulci's 'Zombie' hits the video counter comes shining throughout the film with its pac- Video: The Roan Group ing, its throwaway characters (the entire cast!) , to a lurid and its most memorable scene. gives "new life" Much has been written about the infamous horror film classic. eye-piercing scene, in which a huge splinter of wood is slowly plunged into the teary green eye of Olga. Karlatos. Fulci sets. up the notorious shot with the foresight that suggests the entire film Jon Gonzales revolutionary Staff Writer was based around it. Like Romero's "exploding head" shot, the "eyeful," as it is called In 1978, George Romero followed up his uni- on the disc's chapter stops, is a scene that is ini- the versally acclaimed "Night of the Living Dead" tially unnerving and stays with you long after with "Dawn of the Dead,"' sparking; an interna- rest of the film is forgotten. tional revival of interest in the pursuits of flesh- Fulci temporarily forgets Romero and instead Bunuel ("Un Chien eating zombies. Romero cleverly color a the film had seen the film cried out for a home version and pays hommage to Luis to reflect the "living high on the hog" lifestyle of a tremendous amount of interest was the driving Andalou") and Tobe Hooper ("Texas Chainsaw American culture at the time, and placed the force behind the Roan Group's reissue, Massacre"). Despite fully expecting, I found major confict between survfors and zombies in announced late last fall and delivered early this myself turning away just as. I did at the old a shopping mall. month. -Highway 39 drive-in 18 years ago. In Italy, the film was edited by one of its pro- In terms of originality, Fulci's "Zombie"~ is vir- Current trends in horror films fall into one of ducers, Dario Argento,, a fledgling horror director tually bankrupt. After seeing it again for the first three camps: the realist, where the horror is deliv- himself. The Italian release of "Dawn of the time in nearly 20 years, the film is horribly deriv- ered by a serial killer; the sci-fi offerings of an Dead" ignited a huge trend of filmmaking for the. ative of Romero's previous work. The script plods "alien" or its knockoffs and, of course, the teen Italians, who created a fantastic amount of zom- thickly, partly due to the rushed dubjob but exploits that have been crafted over the years by bie schlock for the next five or six years. The best mostly from the impetus of writers Elisa Briganti Wes Craven and his host of imitators. "Zombie"~ is and most successful of these films was "Zombie," and Dardano Sacchetti to mercilessly ape characteristic of the films of its own time, when released in 1979 and brought to the screen by sea- Romero's ideas. the Italian cinema was crying out for deliverance soned director Lucio Fulci. Despite a million dif- Yet despite the obvious imitating, Fulci is able from its self-imposed artistic trappings, and can ferent aliases and cuts, "Zombie" sent a tremor to fashion "Zombie" with a unique sense of style hardly be recommended to everyone. The gener- throughout the horror filmmaking world. that permits us to forgive his transgressions. The ous amounts of gore and viscera will turn off most Since then, "Zombie" has been screened brilliant colors of his film stock, as well as the fine of today's general audience and its horrific script throughout the world, but has never been avail- photography of Sergio Salvati, show the princi- will bore those weaned on "Silence of the Lambs" able on video or laserdisc in this country. Instead, pals in a clarity that is missing from Romero's or "Seven." But for those looking for something different, perhaps a B-movie to play in the back- it has been relegated to revival houses and film films. The pulsing synth-based soundtrack, is ground at your next Halloween beer-swilling festivals, or as a second feature in this country's given new life with the addition of Dolby Digital "Zombie" a try. rapidly diminishing drive-ins. Horror fans who compatibility. Most of all, Fulci's sense of humor event, give 4 Coin e'tary Weekly Hornet March 30, 1998 I Watching a life flash Strangers before you; are taking would you be able to handle it? our city's Anna Curtis attached only by a thread. together and tell me if there was anyone port. innocence Special to the Hornet His head was still bleeding profusely,. who needed to be called. "There's been an accident," I began. a red telltale stream slowly oozing from Still in shock, he nodded, the thought Suddenly, bedlam broke loose. The Diane Smith I stood with labored breath, my mind his ear, propelled by gravity if not by a only now occuring to him. wife was screaming in my ear; the ambu- Staff Writer refusing to process what my eyes were. beating heart. "He has a wife...oh my God...he has lance arrived; the man next to me was being forced to see. I knew with every fiber of my being two babies..." The man began to weep still crying loudly. Fear was the first thing I His limp body sailed through midair, that the man was dead. again, staring in horror at the broken I avoided the horrified woman's ques- felt as a parent when my 11- at least 6 feet up from the unyielding Someone brought a blanket and laid it body of his friend. tions about the condition of her husband, year-old daughter brought pavement. carefully over the broken body. I took his head into my hands and told telling.her only that the paramedics were me a notice from the school His inevitable landing, some with him and that she principal about possible child abduction. needed to meet them 60 feet from the point at which He was giving a warning he had been propelled, sent me at the hospital.. about a recent incident where flying over the curb and shrubs I put my arm. back a man in a van was trying to to get to him. across the hysterical encourage young children to He was a complete stranger. man's shoulders, not get into his vehicle for god I would have done anything - - on t 5r knowing what else to only knows what. for him. do. Luckily no child has been It was last Saturday night.. For 15 minutes- the abducted' so far and the My fiancee and I had just paramedics worked police are well aware of the situation, but the fear is there arrived at a popular dinner on the victim, even still. restaurant to celebrate our although it seemed When you bring a child anniversary. like an eternity, and into this; world, the only I got out of the car and was then they put him into things you really worry fiddling with my, dress, when I' the ambulance. about is their health, can you heard the echoing :sound of His inconsolable be a good enough parent can metal slamming' against metal., friend began pacing you provide for your chil- Startled, my head snapped wildly, and I watched dren all the neccesary items. they need to grow with and man him run off to speak to up just in time -to see a will, they prosper through hurled through my direct line of the police. your teachings of life? sight. The small crowd of The last thing you think of, His motorcycle had collided people looked on living in the small town of with a car.- somberly, the sickly Brea, is that some strange As.- I rang to where he lay ~~sense of death hang- person will do harm to your unconscious on the pavement, I- -ing heavy in the cool little one. begain reaching back, into the night air. It was almost What has this country come to when a small child, recesses of my mind, searching - touchable. for the proper"CPR procedures. ~ My fiancee took my or any child for that matter, is afraid to even wallk to. or hand and led me It. was a long 'reach. I didn't from school. have a clue. away, reassuring me Should teachers re ally Two men stood over him, that there was nothing have to tell our children over staring with disbelief. more to be done. and over again not to go or be "Stay back, miss," one man. On our walk back to anywhere by themselves? ordered, as he saw me racing the restaurant (for a I grew up never having to toward the body on the ground. very stiff drink), I be. afraid of going to school "You don't want to see this." I caught sight of a small and to be honest. The only thing I was afraid of was I was too concerned for the black helmet lying in when I did something moy victim to take offense at his - the street. parents told me not to do and assessment of my "delicate sen- I picked it up and I got myself a spanking when sibilities," I cut to the chase. l - inspected it. my father -came home, even "Has anyone called: 911?" I It had no blood on it, though I deserved it. asked.- * -~ -~wasn't even scratched. I never had to worry about .. One of. the meh nodded..-I -I had seerr for myself -some sick person trying to yelled to the crowd which had tht the man -did not take me away frommy fami= gathered if magic around us. ly. as '41 have a helmet on Our children are our "Does anyone know CPR?" when he hit the future, let alone our hearts' No one did. I began calculat-- ground, so it must and our blood. ing how: many breaths to- give, have come off on Why are they now the lat- when one of the men said with quiet con- I felt completely detached from the him to give me the phone number. He. impact with the car. est victims of a totally sick viction, "He's dead.". Looking at me, he whole scene which had unfolded like a blurted'it out. I walked back to give it to the polioe repeated, 'He's dead." play for my entertainment. Seconds later, a cell phone was shoved -man, and felt an uncontrollable rage "You don't know that!" .I screamed at Yet, the nightmarish images were into my hand and I dialed the number. build inside me. him. "Did you check his pulse?.Is he firmly cemented in my mind. "What'sher name?" I asked. What were the helmet regulations breathing?" They promised, I knew, never to let He told me her name was Anna. nowadays? The man assured me quietly that he me forget the sights of this evening. "That's my mne," I whispered, as the This helmet was no more than one- had checked for vital signs. "He's dead.": A friend of the 'victim staggered over receiver suddenly came alive with a half an inch thick, with nothing but two I looked at the bloody heap, on. the to where we stood, screaming and hold- cheery voice on the other end. patches of sponge inside it to "protect" ground, and thought to myself that the ing his head. "Tim, no!" What. should I say? his head. human body was not made to be in this So, his name was Tim.. What would someone say to a new My God, the helmet was no thickerr The victim's friend, disoriented, widow? responded when 'I reached to help him I looked at my fiancee. His face was up. set in stony silence. I told him that he needed to keep it I gathered courage from his silent sup- ViewPoint

If you could, what would you change about the Weekly Hornet?

Dalilah Aguilar Jasmine Bellasalmo Kevin Menrad David Kerkai Jennifer Moffet Eric Cisneros

"Make it more enter- "I don't know. I really "Go more in-depth on "Put in more articles on "It's not very consistent, "Definitely, make the tairnment-focused." don't ever read the news- certain issues debates like the last although sometimes it's Hornet better advertised paper." facing.. .everything. Hornet article on the really good. I like articles and the circulation spots Also do more free metro, with the rebuttals with teachers and I think easier .to find, also add speech articles and more and the protests." they should add horo- horoscopes:" articles of people on the scopes and comics." campus." Weekly Hornet March 30, 1998 Commentary 5* You've come a long way, ladies,,, and you don't look your age!

National Women's History Month marks a spe- Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and hundreds of However, after more than thirty years of well The 480 students who have completed the cial anniversary this March 1998- the 150th birth- other women worked tirelessly so that their prog- defined scholarship, it is the most productive dis- Women's History course at Fullerton College have day of the Women's Movement. eny could gain citizenship; suffrage, property cipline of research in American History today. been amazed to discover the history of a signifi- It originated, here in the United States when rights and autonomy over Departments of Women's studies cant portion of the population which had long Elizabeth Cady Stanton called the first women's their own reproductive cycle. vwhich include women's history are been omitted from history textbooks. conference in 1848 at Before and after 1848, American now an integral part of the American In pursuit of "herstory," what has often been Seneca Falls, New York. Stanton and her fol- ~women spearheaded significant campuses since the 1970's. regarded as conventional wisdom gives way to lowers conceived the idea of a women's move- reform movements in the United Here at Fullerton College, Women's historical fact. ment by happenstance, while the women were States, contributed to the arts and sci- History has beer offered every semes- For example, it is a common misconception that still actively involved in the antislavery cause. ences, labored and nutured their fam- ter since 1991 when it was first intro- women (such as the "Rosie the Riveters" of WWII In 1840 during the meeting of the International ilies under the most difficult of" 4 duced. fame) chose to go to work and opted for to have Antislavery Conference in. London, Stanton and circumstances. Women -''~' That course, History 270, A careers rather than families. other American women were informed. they have served and fought in allDrEml ily TeipeHistory of Women in the United The historical record reveals that women in all would not be allowed to speak publicly or even be the wars in which the American History De partment States examines the role of societies (both past and present) had to work to seated on stage with the American delegation. colonies and the United States women from early settlement in support their families and themselves. They boycotted the conference and returned to have engaged. the colonies of the defeat of the In the 1820's, the first factory workers in America determined to address the inequities The study of women's history gained accep- Equal Rights Amendment in 1983.. America were adolescent girls recruited for the which' women had indured' in history's longest tance after the 1960's Civil Rights movement The study of significant female leaders, ordi- New England textile mills. revolution. when minorities and women demanded inclusion nary women, reform movements and specific The United Nations report bear this out as Suffrage, gaining the right to vote, was just one in our nation's story. women's issues is interspersed with the key women in third world countries are the chief issue for these early feminists. At the time many regarded it as a passing fancy. events of U.S. History. source of agricultural labor.

"It's been a titanic ride through Titanic his- film showing an impoverished woman climbing into Jack ihlo'slp n Titani c is com pared to tory'. from steerage putting her children to bed for handing Helen Huntadsoal aea The film,, given 11 awards by the the last time was enough to give away every demanding that shetaehspcu.("ok Academy, truly deserved its recognition, not Oscar in stock to James Cameron and his I'm a present!") t om atoes; A ffleck and to mention its box office status! crew Stanley Donen,olethnheard Yes, we all know, it was supposed to be'a The film did have its tacky moments, like themselves, gave bth h uinea h fake Shrine and the audinea(oea nx Rea telove story. The film did revolve around two the computer-generated passengers, Re nod b ttefictional charcters, but think about all the cold breath on Kate" Winslet, and Gloria pected treat. realism given to every detail of the film. " Stuart's entire performance, but those were He danced, he sanh vnddaltl over - vorst The ship really did sink and hundreds of things one could easily overlook, comedy. people drowned in the middle of the The movie was so phenomonal that it It was evidentthteawllsal " Atlantic Ocean. As they say, truth is stranger never seemed as if it were three and a half involved in the showy eehvigawn hair than fictionemn ouenaismd hours long. dru ie One ftemn ouere ae The awards ceremony, on the other hand, Congratulations aei re o e about the famous 1914 sinking had a sur- was so long, one could have easily mistaken Affleck and Matt Dmn h 8ya-l vivor comparing the sound of a. roaring it for a movie marathon. Oscar winners from otn he hne crowd at a baseball stadium to the scream- You would think that after 70 years worth everyone under thesnnluigCb ing of Titanic passengers as they froze, of ceremonies under its belt, the Academy Gooding Jr. for showne hmho ogv tdet., would learn to buy more airtime. an acceptance speech Images like that, includ- Billy Crystal, always entertaining, was Affleck, highlyuoice ntesao

-~~~~ ~ing an scene touching when he and his best friend Robin of his best friend, Damn hudhv at from the Williams screamed and celebrated William's ed to have his gorgeou ok u FE h first Oscar ever. He should have gotten one ceremony (what wasu ihththid? for Popeye. Speaking of fak-okn.hiBr Crystal was at his best through the Reynolds told Barbar atr ht fh i etrleghof the show, not win, he would ietebs efr but was absolutely mance of his life. i ... hilarious If that was suppoe/ ob i etpr .. ,.while formance, he does'haeanobls chance in hell of getigayhnmoehn a couple of dentr omril.Ee

Wrtperformances: Drew Barrymore as the "Titanic" Runner up: Kate Winslett

personation of Ca we hinyimas b Th aby: St Ktate e Wo inslettLi e t"Best Burt Reynolds/ Billy Zane

Most obvious oversight: The Academy for nominating one of the few "white" cast members Amistad for an ,Oscar, then allowing its "Black' leading man to announce... short films. (hey, it's the thought that counts, right?)Th

YF yy.41, 4 .Yy; ; Academy awards, kzh kwas a night of glamour, 5,ak q:beauty, excitement and the upset ish pof "Titanic" winning best pic-anhte

K x , xr A aful ture.x little actress a...... > .We have to admit in the past . . i, the academy has given awards Here is a girl who has just to some great movies that really made her first starring appear- deserved it, but in this case, ance in a "real" movie and she nominated. would you not like to know feels she is going to beat out The best had to what the hell they were think- actresses who have been around be the "Men in Black" sequence- ing? a hell-of-a-lot. longer. than she with all of. those nice looking True, it had some great sound has been alive. young men whose choreogra- effects, graphics and special .Kim Basinger, the actress phy made them look even better. effects, but the content, story from "L.A. Confidential," found The award for best. looking and acting date back to "Attack that all her work had finally person at the awards this year of the Killer Tomatoes." It was a paid off' when she got up to has to go to Matt Damon and love story, nothing else. accept the Oscar for best actress Ben Affleck whose boyish In fact the movie was so bad beating out the older actress charms and good looks proba- people must have felt they had from "Titanic." bly won the hearts of every girl literally died for three hours of When this happened, little in the audience as- well' as the their life while in the theatre Ms. Winslet proceeded to roll ones sitting at home. watching that movie. her eyes in what appeared to be The most. touching moment What director in his right disgust that Basinger had won. came when the Academy mind would ever think to cast Does anyone else think this is awarded Robin Williams his Leonardo Di Caprio as the lead truly a sign of bad moral charac- fiery first Oscar. of the movie? Pee Wee Herman ter and the lack of team spirit, With all of William's hard- must have been busy that day. but maybe that comes with work and incredible talent, it is Do you think the Academy being so young and not having about time he was noticed and agreed with this by not even any acting experience. appreciated for it. nominating him for an Oscar. The overall performance at As usual we will all be impa- In so many words, they are the Academy Awards was a tiently waiting for the next saying, Leonardo, learn how to great one, in fact it was thor- Academy Awards. act, the~n come back and talk to oughly enjoyable through the Hopefully, next year, they us. sequence when they performed will give it to a movie that actu- As far as Kate Winslet goes, musical scores for all movies ally is "Best Picture." have you ever seen such a self- 6 Perspectives Weekly Hornet March 30, 1998

MIDTERMS ARE CLOSE AT HAND;MATHER

Diane Helimer ular tutors is Joe Rodriguez, a According to students, oone The statistics are clearly Special to the Hornet math major at California State of the centers most caring tutors defined when looking over the University, Fullerton. He has is Brian Kaufman. results of some dedicated stu- Now that midterms are here been with the math center for He is one of the few students dents, and there are many satis- and spring break is right around over six years and is one of five who is not majoring in mathe- fied students. the corner, students need all the supervisors. Joe puts in an aver- matics. "When teachers go too fast, I help they can get. age of 30 hours per week and His interests lie more in the come into the center and the Math students, especially, enjoys every bit of it. human aspect. of things. tutors break it down step by should be aware of the very ben- "I get a charge out of seeing Unofficially a human services step. I walked in not knowing eficial, easily accessible math students improve," he -said.. major, he says, "I just like help- anything about accounting and tutoring center across the bridge According to Rodriguez ing people." walked out with a B," student in the 2000 Building. many students discover the cen- Kaufman, 20, enjoyed Juan Rios said. Although this tutoring ser- ter when they are on the verge of Calculus in high school and is He says recommends the cen- *vice has been in existence for failing a course. currently enrolled in Calculus ter to anyone who wants math nearly a quarter of a century, Rodriguez also says he 150A. His love for human ser- brought down to a more simpler many students are not aware doesn't take success or failure vices has also extended over way of understanding. *that it is available.' too seriously, "But it's great into the Disabled Students "I came in here when I was *Coordinator. of ".-Tutorial when they succeed!" he added. Center where he works in their failing. I knew the math tutoring Services Laura Tang speaks "Being tough is in my job computer lab and tutors in math center was my last chance," said *highlyof the center's tutors. She description,", Rodriguez said. as well. Edgar Vasquez, a former failing accepts tutors with a 2.5 or high- Mashid Kahnsari a woman- Mike Stanley who is double student. er grade point. average, an A- who could easily fit the descrip- majoring in mathematics and Vasquez admitted that the average in their tutoring subject tion, "beauty and brains," is yet computer science, is a math pro- center was responsible for his area, an excellent teacher recom- another tutor. fessor in the making. entering the next level of math. mendation and good communi- Kahnsari first moved to the Stanley has also attended "I knew my grade depended cation skills. states from Iran and was forced UCI and is now planning to on my coming to the center and "Our tutors are learning, but to learn English in a year and a transfer to UC Riverside with I'm glad I did," he said. they are willing to make an half. hopes of obtaining two goals. Do these situations sound improvement," Tang said. Kahnsari, 20, carries a GPA of One, to be a math teacher, and familiar? Yes, it appears that we Tang also said that she sees a 4.0 and upon taking the math the other, to design computer may not be the only ones in the world having difficulty with placement test, she directly software. noticeable improvement with was math. There are people here those who utilize the center, reg- placed in Calculus 150B: When asked why he applied who are willing to help. ularly. She has plans to transfer to for this job, he said, "I know Instead of throwing in the "When. teachers go too fast, I UC San Diego and continue on mathematics and I use this posi- towel and heading for the show- come into the center and the until she becomes a bio-medical tion to gain more interpersonal ers, it seems that the math tutor- tutors break it down step by engineer. skills." ing center may be just what you step," student Juan Rios said. "If it weren't for Joe and Evidently, there are many are looking for. "I walked in not knowing Mashid, I wouldn't know what benefits to be gained by taking As Vasquez put it, "I know. Kevin Knoop /Weekly Hornet anything about accounting. and the hell was going on in this advantage of what's being my future depends on my SMILE-Students Sarah Cox and Samantha Soumetho help each other walked out with a B' he added. book!" Algebra student Dene offered, it only requires time and showing up to learn and under- with the often daunting complexities of modern math. One of the centers more pop- Pfeiffer said. attention. stand math."

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N0186 7 Snorts Weekly Hornet March 30, 1998 / v l vA No Hitters are a "no brainer" for Lady Hornets softball

Robert Ibarra started the rally for the Hornets over yet," coach Lisa Bassi said. Staff Writer and came up with a base hit. Later, in the fourth inning, This brought up freshman the Hornets came up with As far as the Fullerton soft- Crystal Aguirre who nailed the another run when freshman Kia ball field is concerned, it was Hornet's first double out to cen- Flores was designated runner business as usual when the ter field, allowing Ornelas to for freshman Patti Puesehel Hornets softball team shut out score. after she came up with a base hit second place. Golden West The rally continued when led the Hornets rally. College, 5-0. sophomore Lindsey Huebner Flores later stole second base. With this victory over the hit a single out to left field, fol- Then Hornet pitcher Michelle Rustlers the Hornets advanced lowed by freshman Adriane Harrison hit her first RBI of the to a 12-9 overall and 6-4 in the Lopez who ripped another dou- game to score Flores for. a 5-0 Orange Empire Conference play, ble for the Hornets to bring in lead over the Rustlers and later, and still maintains their third some extra runs for the Hornets for the win. place position. in the inning, giving them a 4-0 "Golden West didn't play a The Hornets came out swing- lead early in the game. good defense in the first inning, ing early in the first inning "We had a good first inning. so we took advantage of that Kevin Knoop!/Weekly Hornet against the Rustlers when We need to continue playing and used that for our -win," PREGAME WARM UP=Sophinore Lindsey Huebner. warms up for the game to follow. sophomore Marisa Ornelas well to win this game. It's not Bassi said. Defense was downfall for baseball team Robert Ibarra Rustlers pitcher Cary Carr once again in the fifth. The Staff Writer gave up two walks and a base Hornets were getting nervous.. hit to sophomore Tim Hunt. Just then, freshman Mike The FC baseball team (11-11-1 Hornet catcher Dan Smith McCue gave the Golden West* overall, 3-7 in the Orange came up with a strong hit out to right fielders a run for their Empire Conference) looked to center field for a double and by money when he belted a home. snap its three-game losing the end of the inning, the run in the- fifth, giving the streak against the Golden West Hornets were back in the game. Hornets a massive 9-6 lead. Rustlers last week at home. Later in the third inning, the *Unfortunately for the Apparently, luck was not on Hornets took the lead for the Hornets, the game was not over their side. first time that day, when sopho- yet and their lead was as Lack of defense turned out to more Bo Bryant hit a single to unsteady as their loss was be fatal for the Hornets. center field. inevitable. The Rustlers came out ready Hunt came up right after that Rallying for the Rustlers real- to play ball in the first inning and ripped a triple out to right ly started in the seventh inning scoring, humiliating' the field, bringing Bryant home car- when the Hornets freshman Jeff Hornets by gaining four runs rying a lead of 5-4. Jones gets a base hit and sopho- out their 14 in their first at bat. Now it was the Rustlers turn more Casey Flanigan hit one out "We (were not) playing good to tie the game at 5--5. of the field of play, bringing the defense at all. We just gave four Hornet pitcher Aaron Koontz score to 14-11. runs," Hornet head coach Nick gave up three hits, one of them a The Hornets had one last Furscardo said after the first double. chance in the ninth inning to inning. On their next at, bat, Smith. come back, but they fell just The Hornets came out whacked out a home run, help- short of the goal. swarming in the second inning, ing the Hornets by regaining the Despite two runs in the last a surprise to Hornets fans, and lead. inning, including a home run by tied the game at 4-4. The Rustlers tied the game sophomore Sean Kane, .the Hornets silmanagd .ls 14-13. w ' os-a dcseg'heback and Kevin Knoop! Weekly Hornet forth. We just couldn't get it "NICK" OF TIME-Sophomore second baseman Nick Garcia (9) passes to freshman short stop Alvin done at the end," Fuscardo said. Graham (6) just in time to stop Jeff Jones (14) of Golden West College.

The last challenge of a socially conscious society?

Depression strikes millions- indiscriminately. Depression is simply a suppression

of brain activity that makes life unbearable. And even though depression is

readily treatable. only 1 in 5 ever seeks treatment. Why do so many just drag

lack themselves along or eventually seek relief through suicide? First. there's the

of awareness of depression- as an illness and as the threat that it is to each and

it. every one of us. Second. there's the unwarranted negative stigma attached to

You know, the mental' thing. Its time to collectively face depression. To know its

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six in the singles match ups. everything he had, coming out the victor Robert Ibarra ups. Hitchcock and Rodriguez were both with 6-1 and 6-0, both in singles match Staff Writer opponent defeated by Beltran and Ricketts. Babcock also took care of his a score with a 7-6, 6-2 victory. Cherson also won his Men's tennis continued. their season suc- Mikel defeated his opponent with set with 6-1, 6-4. cess when they won the majority of their of 6-4, 7-5. Bounpraseuth was smacking sets against sister school Cypress College last week with a score of 7-2. IT? v Il-V* IS In the doubles sets, Hornets Frank Mikel and David Cherson defeated Cypress' Gomez and Nguyen with scores of 6-4 and bpd wl 7-5. Babcock and Hours: Hornets John urss Sunday thru Thursday Anousith Bounpraseuth also (714) 680-9793 11 a.m. -9 p.m. came. up with a victory over 217 N. Euclid Ave., Fullerton Friday & Saturday Cypress' Ricketts and Beltran. 11 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. In the last doubles match up, Hornets Luis Rodriguez and William Hitchcock took over that day,_ 'and, for~he _thirdiTime ipaste Your choice of meat, garnished with broccoli, stir fried defeated Cypress. with seared red chili peppers, scallions, and peanuts, however, Kevin Knoop!/Weekly Hornet The Hornets did, over steaming white rice.- manage to lose two games out of UNSTOPPABLE-Hornet Frank Mikel serves one up to Cypress. Kung Pao Chicken Bowl $3.50 Kung Pao Beef Bowl $3.50 Save 50% Kung Pao Shrimp Bowl $4.75 ffRetail! Kung Pao 3 Delite Bowl $4.15 Pao Vegetable Bowl $3.85 r- Kung CA Chili pepper is optional * TUSSW OUTLU ALl FREE SOFT DRINK W I IT? Wvyith purchase of any Kung Pao Bowl 27154 Not valid with any other offer ~ise in -- * ~Expires: 3/31/98 ------*JULLQfTON UNION I~I l IOOL Thee~ IyHornet ------

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