Trustees ratify issues Child Care, Wilshire lot decided BY SANDY ALLEN Burrell had .protested that he At'the end of the meeting, the Hornet Editor in Chief could not support a service that Board was addressed by two instruc- would not give preferential treat- tors from FC, Gerry Owen of the The two significant issues of night ment to FC students. Robert Ward, Social Science Division and Larry child care and the Wilshire-site a member of the Board of Directors O'Hanlon, Humanities, on the issue parking lot were decided at the of the coalition, said, however that of teacher salary negotiations. North Orange County Board Corn- advertising for the late-night child Owen stressed that the faculty munity College-; District meeting care would be handled by the A.S. feels "shut out." "The money issue Tuesday, Dec. Hit This way it would be more likely for is also a symbol of the split between t And, again fat the third meeting FC students to hear of the service administration and faculty," he said in a row, teachers from both Fuller- first. referring to the dichotomy between l ton and Cypress colleges, attended Trustee George Trosko reminded administrators' and faculty salaries. the meeting en masse to show their the Board that the District is here to He added that as a result of this, a l support for salary negotiations with serve the community. cooperation and unification of the the District. The proposed parking lot at the faculty has resulted. He asked that By a 5-2 vote, the renting of the east end of Wilshire was also the ob- the Board' instruct its agents to FC Child Care Center to the Coali- ject of Board action with the ap- return and bargain in good faith. tion for Children and Families was proval of cost estimates totalling (Negotiations have been at impasse approved. After, failing at the last $264,600. since last December.) meeting by a 3-2 vote with Trustees William Blurock and Partners, O'Hanlon, who is also California Alan Kaye and Felix LeMarinel ab- architects- for the project, were Teachers Association (CTA) presi- sent, the item was returned to the authorized to proceed with the plans dent elect, said that the faculty was agenda at the request of Trustee which include the closing of feeling the pressures of inflation and Richard Noble who said that he Lawrence Avenue. the change in attitude in administra- hoped the two dissenting voters, W. Two hundred seven parking tion in the last few years. C. Burrell and Wallace Hardy could spaces, estimated at $1,100 per "The faculty in taking pay in- be outvoted. space, are planned at the site. This creases substantially lower than cost The coalition will operate the price does not include another of-living increases has resulted in a Center between 2:30 p.m. and 12:30 $22,900 in architect's fee, demoli- loss of net disposable income of 25 a.m. and will serve both FC students tion, paving, fencing and inspection NAME THAT ruNEI-iJeaf stuoents demonstraie ONE WILD AND CRAZY GUY!-Alex Valdex, a and local citizens. salary. Continued on page 3 their singing ability through sign language in the Stu- blind professional comedian and former FC student, dent Center Wednesday for Handicapped Awareness contributed to Handicapped Awareness Week by ap- Week. Photo by Craig White pearing in the Student Center. Photo by Jay David Handicaps tell of disabilities

BY RICHARD HINKLE realized that "life was still there and spinal cord and three others from Hornet Staff Writer just as good or better than ever. behind each eye and his left ear. "I Friday, March 13, 1981 Volume 60 Issue 22 Fullerton College Some people try going around a have 60 percent vision in my right In observance of FC's third an- room with their eyes closed to see eye, and the left is going," he said. nual Handicapped Awareness Week what it's like and that's tough. But "I get frustrated when I want to a panel discussion on "The Disabled it's even harder on you when you walk one way and my legs go Experience" was held last Tuesday know you can't open your eyes another." for minorities in the Student Center. again." "Don't feel sorry for handicaps," Counseling available Among those on the panel were Vargas had her knees and right LaCross urged. They don't want Kristine Hungsinger, BY SANDY ALLEN GPA or over) and' are not members noon. On rainy days she will be in Brent Sewell hip replaced when she was 14. "I your sympathy - or at least I don't. Hornet Editor in Chief of a majority. the Admissions Building. Informa- and Dean Renison, who are all was considered a fire hazard and not Do what you can to help if you see tion and counseling on every phase blind; Cecilia Vargas, who suffers allowed to attend high school - them having difficulty." A new program, sponsored by According to Christensen, the of student life at CSUF willbe avail- from severe arthritis; Eric LaCross, we've come a long way." Vargas ex- Edwards summed up the mood of CSUF, is now underway to help main target group is Hispanic, but able on a walk-in basis, or appoint- who has had seven tumors removed; plained that in case of a fire she the panel discussion: "Disability is under-represented students at anyone who feels that he is a mem- ments can be scheduled at the coun- Woody Towery, who suffers from would have, supposedly, been an not something to be pitied. All you Fullerton College. Joan Chris- ber of a minority is welcome to talk seling office. dyslexia; and Ken Edwards, a obstruction in the path of escape. have to do is ask if they need help." tensen, an employee of CSUF's Stu- to her. Students needing counseling and paraplegic, served as moderator. LaCross experiences visual and Edwards stressed that the attitudes dent Affirmative Action, said that Christensen will have a table set advice on other transfer institutions Sewell went blind when he was 22. physical difficulties. They are a of society are very important. Hah- she will counsel those students who up in the patio area by the snack bar will be referred to counselors at that "I was embarrassed at first and result of extensive operations that dicaps should not be ignored or are regularly-admissable (with a 2.0 every Thursday from 8 a.m. to college. went into a shell," he said. Later he removed four tumors from his shunned.

"a" BY CATHERINE FLYNN "Some of the staff was able to .'.... Morefield explained some of the "I was a little worried about com- I'tonett News Editor escape with'fhe: help of the Cana- methods of the Iranians and what ing back," he said. "I thought dians," he said. "I was caught on got him through his 444 days as a. everyone would be handling me with he won't "For the rest of his life, the streets about three blocks away. hostage. kid gloves, but we're getting back to just be known as Richard They were armed with machine guns "They used explicit threats," he being a normal family." Morefield," said the wife of the and clubs. I asked, 'Am. I a said. "They took away my wedding Dorthea commented, "It's much Consul General of the U.S. embassy prisoner?' They said, 'No.' 'Am I a ring. I quietly and persistantly asked easier than all the horror stories the in Tehran. "When he dies, every P.O.W.?' 'No, you are a hostage. for it back and about six weeks later psychiatrists told us. He came home single one of the orbituaries will You are a guest of ours until the I got it. But they had found a way to just like he' left-it just took a little label him the same way: former U.S. gives us money and apologies'. manipulate me-through my fami- longer. It's been extrememly hostage." I wasn't informed of my rights-I ly. smooth. We fight about the same Richard Morefield, one of the 51 had none. I knew then that this was "I never considered myself to be things we fought about before." American hostages held captive in no ordinary demonstration. devoutly religious, but one of the As for the future of the United Iran, and his wife, Dorthea, spoke things that got me through was States, Morefield had a few sugges- a group of over 300 on March 1 at "The first five or six weeks were eto chaotic and disorganized. For the prayer. I never went to sleep without tions. "I think the people they Former hostag Santa Ana College. praying. (Iran) were trying to terriorize were They told of his capivity, his reign first two days, my hands were tied, was blindfold- our families and the American peo- as prisoner, release and his read- my feet chained and.I S his 'I think that in the back of ple. I hope we've learned justment. They were met by ed. Throughout my capitivity, tells of captivil our minds something-how to react. How to policmen, protestors and an even whenever I left my room I was the reality was blindfolded and usually handcuffed there-that we might be prepare for it. It may be more im- larger group of individuals who op- portant to be respected and maybe or tied. here for 20 years.' ened nearly every question with even feared a little than liked." "You're our heros" and "We're "They performed mock execu- pull His wife said, "We had to keep just glad to have you back." tions," he said. "They would "In the beginning I thought we- I our national honor, and we had to - The ex-hostage gave the audience the trigger on an empty chamber. might get out in a couple of weeks. My bing our hostages home safely. The the background of his capture. "I thought I had really been tried. Then I thought just before the elec- had been shot and killed only thing I can compare it to is a was the Consul General of the oldest son tion that if a Republican got in, it'd years child's temper tantrum. An adult American Embassy in Tehran," he at a fast food restaurant be by Easter and if the Democrats before. It was like the father was has to hold that child at arm's began. "I was sent in July of 1979 to got in, we should expect to be there length until the tantrum is over. insure the completion of the fobllowving in the son's footsteps. for four or five years. quarters." That's what we did. We didn't move "I remember one time a captive in, we didn't bomb. We held them There was much tension building 'I was convinced that I was being hassled," Morefield con- at arm's length." in Iran, Morefield felt. "They were was as good as dead.' tinued. "The guard said, 'Behave or .During the question and answer having economic problems because you'll be in here a long time' and he session, the couple was greeted by of the Iraqi war. They couldn't get said, 'I'm a military man-I'm hostile protestors and thankful ad- kerosene to heat the' showers, "I was convinced that I was as prepared to stay here for ten or mirers. One man, shouting couldn't get food-there was even good as dead. I was convinced that twenty years.' I think that in the "Whatever happened to freedom of difficulty in getting toothpaste, soap they had intended to kill me. back of our minds that reality was speech?"' was escorted outside by and detergent." to a concrete room there-that we might be here for 20 policemen while the rest of the au- "The government suspected every "I was moved allowed to speak for years. dience threw wads of paper and move made. Their policy was to where I was not to a room in the "The boredom was very hard to coins at him. strengthen ties in Iran. It was impor- six weeks, and then Later, I handle. I could be terrified by fear, However, nearly every other tant to be friendly to the United basement of a warehouse. to a large room with but after a short time it wears out, question was asked by a person who State. Looking back, I think the was moved and we weye not like boredom. I would time my gave his comment on how proud he captives could never understand aboui 10 or 12 others not allowed to talk. I went outside own pulse to make the time go by was of the Morefields. Even one that Iran needed a strong govern- and pace about 20 miles each day. I woman in the audience declared, ment. about four or five times for 20 was the only knew the longer I was held, there "Your wife kept the crisis more "The Iranian government assured Mninutes each. This outside sky. I was would be less of a chance of me get- alive than Walter Cronkite." us that they were strong enough to time I saw the embassy office ting out alive. protect the embassy," he continued. • then moved to the was the first "P.O.W.s have gone through dif- 'The American reaction "Then he learned that the Shah around Easter and it is time I talked with other Americans. ficult times in Vietnam and Korea. I rebirth.' would receive treatment in the knew some P.O.W.s who spent the United States. A large demonstra- "The night of the rescue attempt I entire war in Japanese prison When asked if he thought the tion was held Nov. 1 against the was put in a maximum security cell camps. Knowing what they went American reaction of the cirses was U.S. in front of the embassy. about six by nine feet. I was there through gave me the confidence to over-blown, the ex-hostage said, for 1V2 weeks, moved several times, get me through." "The American reaction is rebirth. ONE OF 52 HEROES-Richard Morefield, former hostage and consul 'I wasn't informed of my and finally moved to Tehran in Morefield explained the dif- The national pride and willingness general of the American embassy in Tehran, speaks at Santa Ana College. rights-I had none.' June. This was the first time I had ficulties in readjusting. "The to express emotion wasn't heard of the rescue attempt. Photo by Catherine Flynn toughest thing now is channeling my overblown." "The ',guards said that some time. People have claims on my "I saw a gesture: among young "On Nov. 4, 1979, about 3,000 would be home by Christmas or time. I had to get new glasses, and old alike. It was so common Iranians stormed over the walls. We even Thanksgiving," he said, "but driver's license, clothes. I'm paying and seemed to be a symbol of pride. held them off for about 3 V2 hours that the spies would be kept for a lot of IOUs to people who have They're not ashamed to show their while we radioed for help from the trial. I knew that because of my' been kind and supportive of my emotion now. They square up their Iranian government. Then the rank, I would be held. But I was wife. I've been talking to the media shoulders, take a deep breath and militants broke in and we knew moved to better quarters the day and taking a vacation. But I guess show a look of pride. If what I went there was no hope if the Iranian, before Christmas and four weeks the hardest thing is keeping my through helped in this change, it was government couldn't .help. later was on my way home." weight down. worth it."

-- 2-Friday March 13, 1981 Hornet ,

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Blind enforcement The A.S. Senate's recent decision to deny Gay-Les- you see my picture up there?" She said she was only bian Student Education Union Preesident Karen talking to a friend, and that no other voters were pre- Schmidt a seat on the senate is a classsic example of sent. There is no evidence that she was actually trying how blind enforcement of the rules o)ften overrides to influence votes. common sense. But she did present herself as a candidate within 30 After coming in third in the election wwith 149 votes, feet of a polling place, and that, technically is a viola- Schmidt was disqualified for allegecdly campaign- tion, according to the senate. But under that interp- ingwithin 30 feet of a polling area aftter casting her retation, even the mere presence of the candidate in the vote. Schmidt claims the senate used w'hat she calls a voting area can be construed as a campaign advertise- "small infringement" as an excuse to keep her off the ment. As Sen. Chuck Ronge said, "You're really at an senate.' A.S. President Diane Urias countered the advantage just standing there." discrimination charge by pointing outt that another Such an interpretation of the rules would be unfair candidate, Mark Caviness, was also disqualified for to any candidate. The fact that Karen Schmidt is a Of crime and reform senate's rul- campaigning too close to the polling area. controversial "open gay" only makes the BY DAVID MADSEN While there is no direct evidence thatSthe senate ac- ing more suspect. Hornet Editorial Assistant The 6 o'clock news on television governmental body can solve the tively moved to keep Schmidt out, their weak justifica- There is no doubt that campaign rules are necessary, shows us, courtesy of video cameras problem. The only place it can be tion for the action only adds to the susp icion. The two and should be enforced to keep the election fair. But It has become apparent to myself in "Seven-Eleven"-type stores, the solved is in the homes and families situations are very different. this harsh punishment of a minor infraction not only Itandmany other people lately that clerks working there not only being of America. Caviness, according to Sen. Chris VVhitaker, went makes the rules seem ridiculous, but also demeans the and many other people lately that robbed, but murdered as well. I can think of three problem areas up to an indecisive voter in the polling area and said, integrity of the A.S. Senate. They have come off look- the United States israpidly becom- In Atlanta, some maniac is still that, if they were elimated, murder battlefield running around killing little black "Vote for me, number five." Schmidt , on the other ing as if they deliberately bumped Karen Schmidt from ing one large and bloody and other violent crimes would be hand, said, as she was leaving the voting booth, "Did the senate, whether they actually wanted to or not. of violent crime, children. The latest count of reduced to the point of rarity, in- murdered children is 20, and they stead of being a common daily oc- haven't caught the killer yet. curance. life J s a dInsurvey published in an One area is the unstable home d of children. Next time you're in east d rm ^ .f Orange County newspaper, it was Dreamer dreams ofno estimated that one out of every 12 Los Angeles or Harlem, N.Y., look people who live in this county will around and see what kind of hJome BY JOHN McELLIGOTT this had led to embarrassing cir- scious lying around the house, it. To get even, it started laying on suffer from some kind of violent lives most most of the kids in gangs Hornet Editorial Editor cumstances. Such was the case when maybe stored up in the attic. I some very real, very tantalizing crime during the coming year. have. Chances are that most of them I walked into my bank, hoping to waited for a whole month for a rep- dreams: dates with Bridgit Bardot, The rich and famous aren't even come from a home where a family The sky wasn't blue, but instead, withdraw the $600 I had deposited a ly to my ad, but received no $1.million inheritances and job of- safe anymore: the most recent ex- means a group of people living a yellowish orange. Everything month earlier. It was only after the response. fers from Rolling Stone magazine, ample of John Lennon being gunn- together, and that's about it. A seemed surreal, as though I were teller informed foolish me that no' I thought to myself, maybe the After a week of waking up only to ed down on the sidewalks of New good percentage of their parents are looking at the world through water. such amount existed in my account message wasn't strong enough. I have my hopes dashed to pieces, I York City shows that all it takes is divorced, separated, or not even in a crystal glass. The people passing that it hit me: I had dreamed about place another ad in the Pennysaver; got wise to what my subconscious one nut with a gun, and.it's all over married and no longer living to- in front of me looked familiar, yetl putting the money.in the bank. I was thisoe read, "Urgently needed: a was up to and cOnfined it to spen-- for whomevlier he picks out to be his g&thfer, or were never-living together couldn't recognize them. Suddenly;' a victim of my subconscious' wish- reliable subconscious. Am des- ding nights in the garage. 'My dog,; ,taget. ' in the first place. It does a lot for a there was a beautiful young woman ful thinking. - perate, for mine is in sorry shape. however, quickly grew weary of is What has brought this wave of child to grow up knowing\that he is in a long, flowing yellow gown stan- After that totally humiliating Willing to accept rebuilds in good constant whimpering and chased it violence and death to our nation's the result of a one night stand. "ding before me. episode, I decided to take action. I shape. Please respond posthaste." I out into the night. I have seen front door? What can we do to pre- The next area can also be directly She started to walk towards me, placed an ad in the Pennysaver figured that would get things going; neither hide nor hair of it since. vent and stop the murdering of our linked to the previous area, that of her arms outstretched. I rose from which read, "Wanted: good, re- after all, the squeaky wheel gets the What, you may ask, have I been friends and families? values being taught in the home. Low mileage grease. Wrong-once again my plea doing since I no longer have a sub- How many kids are taught what is the chair in which I was sitting and liable subconscious. Tougher laws will help, but they went unanswered. Well, for one thing, I've right and what is wrong? It's kind of went to meet her. I clasped her preferred. Am willing to make good conscious? will not cure the problem of violent drew her figured that someone out Meanwhile, my subconscious had been getting a good night's sleep hard for quite a few parents to teach delicate hands in mine, offer." I crime in this country. In fact, no closer to me and... there must have, a spare subcon- caught on that I was trying to dump every night. their children good morals when And then I woke up. After com- they are teaching them, by example, ing to my senses, I realized that my how to cheat the government by ly- encounter with this beautiful lady ing to the I.R.S. about their income was only a dream, and I cursed my taxes. I'm not saying that lying will subconscious for getting me worked lead to murder; what I am saying is up over nothing. Why, oh why, I mod.el that children who are brought up year's can easily get lost this values The UVT: with no real thought, couldn't this one be true? I felt cheated, as though I had been somewhere down the road of life stood up for a date. In a way, I' BY MARTIN TOBIN more visible than UVT's them- by their superiors, but this has been Several experts warn that there and end up involved in crime. guess I was. Hornet Staff Writer selves. Droves of them can be found .officially denied. may not be one UVT problem but Last of all, immorality can breed Realizing the vicarious possi- at any of the conventions that are Almost all evidence is derived two. They say that the standard murder and other crimes. How bilities of this dream, I turned over Although rumors have circulated held several times a year in every from the reports of contactees, UVT is the advance craft for' a many women were raped and killed in my bed, hoping 40o catch that for years, the first confirmed report region of th United States. They tell which is why most experts refuse to larger mother craft, the "Dealer in the United states last year? How mysterious lady and myself in mid- of 4 UVT, or "compact car" occur- their bizzare stories over and over accept the data, claiming that it is Ship." UVT pilots offer to take you many people were killed over do- embrace. No such luck; I spent the red in 1952. Now almost everbody again to anyone who will listen to too incomplete and contradictory. to it, for a price. At -10 percent mestic quarrels that involved in- rest of my'"40 winks" in a dream- has a friend who has seen one, or them. Words like "Datsun," "Toy- However, many contactees tell financing, there are no reports of fidelity in marriage? How many less slumber. seen one himself. ota" and the "Wankel Engine roughly the same story. Details anyone taking the offer. prostitiutes were beaten and killed Such is life. Just when you think Even after 22 years, little is Theory" are thrown about, with vary, but the main part is consistent. John Q. Truamerican has ridden by pimps, customers and other pro- you've got it made in the shade, you known about these strange devices careless disregard to the ignorance All contactees agree on these in the elusive "Mazda," or so he stitutes last year? How can kids who wake up, and find out that the date or their stranger pilots. The only of the listener. things: the devices are not of says. "It was quite an experience," are brought up in a time of degen- evidence that we "have are the wild American manufacture, the names erating morals respect something with that incredibly good-looking New theories are discussed in he said. "The noise it made was in- stories of UVT "contactees"and a of the devices are not English, and society has deemed no longer guy or girl, the pay raise you were panels or in any odd corner; new credible: the Mazda goes that few discredited experts who still the pilots insist that they come from respectable? It's kind of hard to hoping for, or the 4.0 GPA you sightings are torn apart by knowing hmmmm." believe that UVT's hold the secret to "somewhere across the ocean," listen to your parents tell you not to pulled off last semester was only savants who throw out anything ending the oil shortage. "Japan" or "Germany." Something strange is happening around" when you know your subconscious doing a little. that doesn't conform to their pre- from "mess Unidentified Vehicular Traffic There are reports of a secret on our streets, something the that your father is screwing around wishful thinking. Wouldn't it be' judices. nice if, just once, your subconscious (or the UVT) has jumped into the American project to use the size and government can't stop. We must do with his secretary at work every would, during a pleasant dream, average person's life recently with A "contactee" is a person who body shapes of the UVT. This was something about it. We can't allow chance he gets. flash the words "THIS IS ONLY A the publishing of several books on has had a face-to-face encounter done in concert with the Nash these machines free rein on the If the American society ever DREAM," so that you wouldn't set the subject. A new sighting is na- with the occupant of a UVT; most Rambler Corporation. The device road. There's no telling what they're cleans house, then we will see a big your hopes too high? tional news, and the site of the of these are hitchhikers and people was known as the "Metro." There doing there, or whaf kind of trouble reduction in violent crime. Because Sometimes, dreams have a way of report becomes a circus with every stranded by engine trouble. Occa- are rare reports that the Metro is they can cause. At least we should only when the children of this na- hiding out in the far reaches of my person picking up something "as a sionally, a more responsible witness, still on the nation's highways, but make them pay their share of the tion can be brought up in homes memory, lingering around as souvenir." like a highway patrol officer, will no one has tried to collect the road taxes or dump them in the that have values can we ever hope to though the events in the dreams had The UVT "contactee" is the most file a report, but this is rare. Rumor $10,000 bounty offered for it by ocean and make them swim back to get away from the river of blood. actually occurred. Once or twice, visible part of the phenomenon, says that they are being hushed up, several UVT organizations. where they came from. that is now running in our streets. ______By Rauch b Blahnik Nudnicks By Rauch Et Blahnik Letters (,HEN I JAS FIFTEEN, H/OW fly /3/66EST Appreciation start-up costs. In addition, the new I NEARLY COffrIITTEt W)HAr (cNKJ HAVE equipment purchased for the new SUICiDE WHEN / I SHOULD NA PIE A VALUE PROBLEM ? center at a cost of $42,000 was pro- The staff of Fullerton College vided by the Associated Students. COULDN'T ANSWIEi hi /\/EXT B00K. Child Care Center wish to express Despite a change in officers each their thanks to all the people who PROL3LEff OF year, support of the Child Care THE their time and have contributed Center has always been there. It is our / y/I.^ M energy to the completion of because of the perseverance of those Child Care Center. beautiful new students who started the center, and Many people have spent several the on-going support, that we have " this goal, in- years working towards such a fine facility. You, the cluding instructors, deans, vice- Associated Student Body of Fuller- chancellors and the Board of ton College, should be most proud members. Most of all, we Trustee of what you have accomplished. thank the Associated Student Body, who, since 1974, has had an on- Karen Griffin and going committment to our goals. Staff The student body has subsidized the Fullerton Child Care Center since it began, including Center

i _ Hornet Friday, March 13, 1981-3 r SHS editor guilty News Briefs Gay cries 'disrimination' BY RILCHARD HINKLE ing in the polling area...I think it of insubordination ,Ensenada Cruise Final payment fernece will include such employers Hornet News Assistant was just a convenient excuse to keep for the combination cruise/sem- as California Computer Products, an open-gay off the senate." She inar to Ensenada is due March 21. Pacific Telephone and State Farm The A.S. Senate was accused of hastened to point out that she BY SANDY ALLEN team at the write off. Ortega par- The cruise, which takes place the Insurance. The cost is $15 per per- discrimination and misuse of power doesn't believe the whole senate Hornet Editor in Chief ticipated in the competition but was to first weekend in May, is designed by Karen Schmidt, not told until afterward that he was son and it will be held at the Buena former can- be prejudiced because she says she for those who seek self-knowledge Park Hotel Convention didate for the A.S. Senate who was has some good friends The opportunity to compete last not officially a participant. Center in the senate. but is open to disqualified last week for Saturday against fellow high school and self-confidence, Saturday, March 21 between 8:30 alleged all those interested. For more in- a.m. and 5 p.m. For information campaign violations. A.S. President Diane Urias journalists was denied Tony Ortega, Judges of the contest, who were formation, contact Ines Beilke, and registration, contact the Office pointed out that Schmidt was not former editor of the Savanna High Schmidt, local college and daily newspaper ext. 212, or the Qffice of Com- of Community Relations. an "open gay" and the only one to be disqualified for School newspaper, the Dispatch. journalists, protested the adviser's munity Relations. president of the Gay-Lesbian Stu- campaign violations. Mark Caviness decision and requested that a state- dent Education Union, was barred was also disqualified for campaign- At a meeting of the Orange Coun- Chinatown Tour The Los Angeles ment be made of this at the awards from a senatorial position although ing within the 30-foot perimeter of ty Journalism Education Associa- Cabaret The opening night of State and County Arboretum and ceremony. They also requested that she had 149 votes, which was the polling area. Due to tion (OCJEA) at Esperanza High Cabaret is Thursday, March 19 at Chinatown will be toured Satur- that fact, they be allowed to read Ortega's en-. enough to win. She was charged Urias believes that the accusation of School in Anaheim, 15 high school 8 p.m. The play will run through day, March 14. The excursion is try if they wished without judging it. with the act of campaigning within discrimination against Schmidt newspaper advisers voted 10-5 to March 21 and from March 26 conducted by the Office of Com- is not allow Ortega to compete in a through 29 in the Campus Theatre. 30 feet of the polling area after not valid. Celia munity Relations,which will be casting her vote-a write off which was being held con- Tate, Savanna adviser, did All performances are at 8 p.m., ex- violation of not attend planning similar tours throughout publicity regulations. Regarding the accusation of currently at the school. the meeting or the write- cept for the March 29 matinee, off, but April Olsen, journalism ad- the month of March. The cost is misuse- of power, Urias said, which will be held at, 2:30 p.m. $10 "I just Ortega was recently found guilty viser for South Junior High School per person. For more informa- stopped to talk to a "Anything is possible on any com- Tickets are available through the tion, contact the Office friend," said Schmidt. She of insubordinaton by Superior represented Savanna's students at ol Com- describes mittee on any given campus. You box office for $3.50 and $2.50 for munity Relations. it to be at the most a "small in Court Judge Luis Cardenas and was the competition and also protested hope that they are fair in their deci- students. fringement. "I was there to vote-I denied the right to continue atten- the decision. sions." Memory didn't try ding Savanna High School on Improvement A seminar to influence, or buy a per- "Jobs for the 80's" Toni St. Schmidt, through the American mit. Ortega lives in the Western NJEA President Hallenbeck, who designed to improve the memory votes," she said. James, the U.S. Department of Civil Liberties Union, threatened to High School District. had supported Ortega's participa- will be held Sunday, March 15, in Labor's "most outstanding career file a legal suit against the North tion in the day's events and is also Room 1012 of the Home and Fine Senator Chuck Ronge, at a senate specialist," will be the keynote Orange County Community College The court ruling was based on journalism adviser at Sunny Hills Arts Building. The seminar also in- meeting last week, was quoted as speaker at a conference focusing District (NOCCCD) last year. The Ortega's. distribution of a leaflet High School, said, "If cludes techniques for improving saying, "You're really at an advan- it's a the careers, employment and reason for the .suit was due to the protesting the confiscation of the freedom of the press issue, we (the on concentration for both verbal and tage just standing there (in the options for the 1980's. fact that the NOCCCD voted not to Dec. 5, 1980 edition of the Dispatch advisers) owe Tony allegiance. educational written material. The cost is $45, voting area). It would be the second The by the Office of Com- recognize a gay student organization by Vice Principal Don Nielsen. That basic problem is that most high Presented and registration can be made time they've seen you before they munity Relations and Commission as it did other clubs on the FC cam- edition contained a story by reporter school journalism teachers hold I through the Office of Community vote." for Women's Concerns, the con- Relations. pus. Gary Kuhn who covered a closed degrees in English; they don't know "The Senate likes to play God," meeting between Principal Mary the law." To combat the threatened suit,the claimed Schmidt. "They like to use Board of Trustees withdrew official Franks and irate parents who were their power so they can show they She added that advisers usually recognitioh of all organizations in demanding the firing of football have it. Maybe they were just trying last only three years.. "They burn Trustees the district. Coach Jim Everrett. to protect their publicity code but out fast because they get into it Continued from page 1 cording a little too far. "Last year I fought the system," The' article also contained direct (newspaper advising) without to Karen Lindstrom-Titus, they went just know- in the last five years," said Schmidt. "It took a lot of quotes from some of the parents ing what it is, and then they get to 29 percent Home Economics Department O'Hanlon quoting U.S. chair, the open house "In the furthest stretch of your energy to do that. This semester I who were angry at the school's two- caught in the middle," Hallenbeck said for the new Labor statistics. 1000 imagination," Schmidt added, tried to join the system and they re- year win-loss record of 2-18. continued. "The kids want to crit- Department of Building,, which was planned that there is plen- for the "you could believe I was campaign- jected me." icize the administration, and the ad- He emphasized same night in April as ty of money in reserves to support a "Night in Fullerton," Ortega claims his first amend- ministration comes down hard on has been retroactive raise of 11.5 percent for cancelled for this reason. The ment rights were violated, but, ac- the adviser. They're really scared open both the faculty and the classified house was to have been cording to National Journalism because their job security is at a joint ef- employees. "No one has ever yet fort of Education Association President stake." the Art and Home denied that the money is there," he (NJEA) Carol Hallenbeck, the court Economics departments located in. Bet- I.D. ruling was based on the view that said. "We're a great faculty. the building. In an interview with ween Fullerton and Cypress col- At the Board 5 minutes is all it takes to make you a driver's license quality photo ID minors are under the control of the Com- meeting, before ap- municator, a newspaper serving ad- leges, we have an estimated total of proving the attendance of some card from any state while you wait. Also available are press and school officials "en loco parentis" photographer visers in the Southern California years invested in this passes, employee ID. cards, and more!: or in place of parents. 6,000 work teachers at' professional con- ,area, Ortega said, "Teach the district. We have been here and we ferences, President Herbert Warren, Anthony's Photo I.D.'s (formerly Goodtime Phosters) students what is wihin and not intend to stay here." referring to the boycott, said, "It's offers complete photographic services from portfolios to passports at Currently a senior at Western, within their rights. I was never Some of the faculty have initiated strange that people who can't attend reasonable prices. 714-990-2000 or 213-691-0909 Ortega requested and was later taught this. Students need to know a boycott of meetings and activities open houses and meetings can go 2054 W. 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Where can you find a menu rang- ing from coffee and donuts to spaghetti and meatballs; from a soft drink and potato chips to milk and cookies. No, there is no new restaurant in the area, but many of the students at FC know where to find this variety. Actually, a wide variety of food is available here on campus. The school cafeteria, though the butt of many jokes, is a very popular spot on the FC campus. Not everyone is there to eat, but long lines at lunch and between AND LEARN-Last year's Western structor Martin Hebeling will again take students TRAVEL classes attest to the fact that many Civilization class visits historical European sites. In- overseas this year, June 27 through July 28. Photo courtesy of M. Hebeling students do buy something. One of the more popular items for students seems to be coffee and FC travel class Europe bound a donut. "I usually have a cup of coffee in the, morning between L3I4 SPENGER Hebeling, who teaches history and side -. not just one long car. The classes," said Gwen Humphries, a BY CONNIE 'iw1 '3*MOW Hornet Staff Writer law at FC. Hebeling, who is multi- night train is an interesting ex- student here at FC. "Sometimes I lingual, was stationed in Europe perience, because we sleep six peo- buy a donut if I'm hungry." An open house on FC's travel/ with the military and has lived and ple in a compartment." Other students with more time Most students feel that the quality some juice between classes if I'm The right, though not really hungry, but I really don't study course in Europe will be held studied there. Creative Arts will be The group stays in hotel, inns and will sit down to a meal. of the food is all in of students ex- trust cafeteria food." Wednesday, March 18, at 7 p.m. taught on the tour by Dr. Darwin dormitories, where there is plenty of breakfast special, consisting of eggs, terrific. In fact, a lot Room of and bacon or to eat off campus, Though many agree that the the President's Conference Fredrickson, who teaches music at opportunity to get acquainted with toast, hash browns pressed a desire item said that money held cafeteria food isn't the the Administration building. The FC. travelers who speak the language of sausage, is another popular though most greatest,most students feel that the course will be in Europe from June the country. among students. them back. 27 through July 28 this year. Tour participants will travel by "When I get to school early "It's too expensive to eat off quality is fairly good. And with the Slides from previous trips will be bus, ferry (to cross the English By taking both courses offered on enough, I usually buy the breakfast, campus every day," said one stu- great variety of food to choose from shown at the' open house, and Channel) and night train from the tour, it is possible to earn six of it's good," commented Lisa Adam- dent, "even though the cafeteria is' there is something for almost students will 'be on hand to tell of Switzerland to Paris. "European credit. ski, a child development major. not my idea of a great place to eat." everyone. (Sorry, but lobster is just a lot of their experiences on previous trips. trains," Hebeling said, "are There will be a second open house "It's pretty reasonably priced too." Some students bring their lunch, out of the question.) have compart- Western Civilization (110B) will fun, because they on Wednesday, April 8 at 7 p.m. Many students commented on the to school, just buying a snack or So next time you find yourself - three on a be taught by tour ,leader Dr. Martin ments with six people For further information, contact prices at the cafeteria. Most feel that something to drink, to save money. wandering around, dazed from star- they are reasonable. "Butit can get Others just wait until they get home vation, just follow your nose to the U- Dr. Hebeling at 871-8000, extension 357 or 241. expensive if you want to buy a salad to eat. cafeteria. Plunk down some money THINKING ABOUT Dr. Hebeling's office is at and something hot to go with it," "I don't eat at the cafeteria unless and fill yourself up with donuts, or BUYING A CAR? 1252-03. said Adamski. I have to,'? said Irene Gough, a new jello, or candy bars, or potato chips, Budget here. "I'll have a donut or or... WORRIED ABOUT ental es student THE PRICE? Car S]I SPARTY

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(They have group find its balance." original material as well as some turned down dates were From the audience reaction, satire and comedy. strictly revivals.) they've found their balance. They After an intermission, the were brought back for an encore. It Association came out with the same music of Bach's that also had six- would have been two, except they rocker they started with at Knott's part a capella. had another show to do. Some peo- called "Years of Trying." They did One fast tune they sang called ple even bought more tickets for the about twice as many tunes as at "She Likes The Light" would make second show. Knott's, and some of what Terry Terry, Jules, Ted, WELCOME BACK-The current Association-(left Jim Yester, Russ Giguere and Jules Alexander-at a a good single. The group does have Russ, Larry, referred to as "A truckful of com- to right) Terry Kirkman, Larry Ramos, Ted Bluechel, recent appearance at Knott's Berry Farm. a single out, "Dreamer," which will Jim, and Rick ... Welcome back. BY SCOTT NELSON Report-the first group to unseat I stayed for the second set. Both Hornet Staff Writer the Beatles. shows got standing ovations. The All grew up in Southern Califor- Association is not cashing in on the Tweed Sneakers prove promising, It was like an episode of "Fantasy nia, and each member plays four or. nostalgia bandwagon. (They have Island." My fantasy. I was sitting more instruments. turned down dates that were strictly there waiting for the curtain to go There was no blow-up as in some. revivals.) Of course, they do their the Robert Stoddard Ban,d doesn't up on the Association, the vocal bands. Each dropped out at dif- four big hits that are standards now. BY DON EAZELL have into their live shows, and by The show by Robert Stoddard group of the '60s and early '70s that ferent times. After about 1,000 con- But, they have new tunes with the Hornet Staff Writer the end they look to exhasted to starts off slow with some very . gave us "Cherish," "Windy," certs, 40 TV shows and nine albums, same harmony that they had 15 years Sunday nights at Ichabods- in leave the stage. The Tweed Sneakers original tunes that no one would call "Along Comes Mary," and "Never Terry said, "I was fried." ago. Like the ad says, they're not Fullerton is fast becoming a very will continue to play concerts in their own. They try to get the au- My Love" (which was "our song" Two years ago, Terry was asked getting older-they're getting bet- popular club in Orange County for local clubs, and they are a band to dience up by playing their hit, and to me and thousands of others). The by HBO to get the group together ter. new wave rock enthuiasts. Last be considered. the concert brightens up, as they group had dissolved in the mid '70s, for a one-time television special. Terry told me to "Be honest." Sunday the Tweed Sneakers and the Also appearing was the Robert have found what the crowd wants. and I never had the chance to see Terry told me, "It was just for fun I'm being honest when I say that if Robert Stoddard Band were the Stoddard Band,who has gained Robert Stoddard's music is for the them in concert. I was about to see and games, and fantasies fulfilled." you're an old fan like me, or a new latest to entertain the Orange Coun- much popularity off their hit single most part very uninteresting. them .live after all these years at The chemistry had been reborn. one, you won't be disappointed if ty fans. Knott's Berry Farm's Good Time After the airdate, serious offers you see them in concert. They still The Tweed Sneakers are mostly a The only redeeming quality for Theatre. started coming in. After a slow pro- have it, even more so. show band. They apparently thrive the band is the high enrgy guitar But was it the same Association? cess,.the Association is on their first About the show at Knott's, Terry on the live show. They limit Concert Review licks,which gives the music its ownly Was it a few of the originals trying concert tour in eight and a half years said, "We're only doing a 30 minute themselves to high energy dance- power. Robert Stoddard is not a to make a fast buck with the name? for the original group. set here. We're used to working an type music, which at times is better very impressive live performer. I en- Would they still have that six-part hour and a half. This is like to watch than to dance to. The lyrics "LAPD." They are currently joy the hit single, and that leaves me harmony that was their own unique 'It's really interesting and McDonald's fast food. It's like hav- of th.e Tweed Sneakers is their headlining such places as the with reason to believe they could ing a sharkburger at one of the strong point. They try to be Blackies in Santa sound? fun to be singing together Whiskey and have better success in the studio. The curtain came up as I got my stands as opposed to sitting down humorous and for the most part Monica. The band is a group of four This is what happens when a band when we were camera ready to capture the as adults... and eating a meal." succeed at it. average-looking fellows who play relies on hit single to pull them phenomenon. My ears heard a together before, we were Last weekend I had the meal, and Their wittiest tune is sung by the average-type rock but try to fit the through to sucess. As far as I'm group that sounded like the just kids.'-Terry Kirkman it was delicious. They were playing drummer, 'lamenting his inferiority "new wave image." The bassist concerned a band must gain originals. Then as they played. at Mike Madigan's New Miramar in complex due to being four eyed, wears what looks like a pajama top, recognition through the club circut "Never My Love" I could hear And this is the original group, San Clemente. reciting the chorus: "I'm a spaz' and the lead guitarist has a guitar of then go to the studio. The reverse voices that I've heard over and over with the exception of the late Brian Mike reopened the Miramar as an cause I wear glasses." yellow,red, and green stripes--in a causes a syndrome called "flash in again as I wore out my Association Cole. Rick Ulski is the only new entertainment center a month ago The Sneakers put everything they word I'd call it funky.., the pan." albums years ago. member, although he's not really i Originally known as The Men in new. He has played keyboards for Theater Review 1964, five of them regrouped in 1965 the group over the years. to form The Association. Jules They were alternating shows with i Alexander and Terry Kirkman (who Rick Nelson at Knott's, so the sets met in 1963) were the founders of the were short. I caught up with Terry 'Rocky Horror; amateurish effort group. The other originals were Ted Kirkman, one of the founders, be- Bluechel, Russ Giguere, Jim Yester tween sets. BY PAUL BERKAY Lincoln as the Narrator, whose A quick analysis of the character leaving little room for audience in- and the late Brian Cole. In 1967, I asked him how the group felt Hornet Staff Writer choppy, monotonous delivery con- problems in this production would volvement. tributes to the total distruction of a reveal that the difficulty Jules left the group and was re- about beingi together. lies not in Another tremendous liability in Thle original -"Rocky Horror placed by Larry Ramos. When Jules "Sensational," Kirkman said. The character potentially: laden with the actors' lacking ability, but this uncomfortable rendition of the Showerat Hollywood's Aquarius rejoined, Larry stayed on. fun thing was that after about the dramatic possibilii'tI. In conse- rather in their attitudes. The play- smash hit musical by Richard Theater may provide pablum for They have earned six gold and middle of the first rehearsal, Jules quece, the inept actor has great ers, obviously using the "show-will- O'Brien is the sloppy, awkward di- rock-and-roll groupies, but any one platinum award. Their Alexander said, "It's really in- cause to worry that Ted Mack may sell-itself" quality of the material as rection of Julian Hope. Hope, who hope of creativity is trampled to "Greatest Hits" album is the teresting and fun to be singing someday reach down from beyond an excuse to rest on their laurels, incessantly utilizes every possible death by a parade of wooden, card- longest-selling album in the history together as adults." That's what we the grave and hook him off into hold back in the effort department. nook and cranny onstage, creates a board caricatures. . of Warner Brothers Records. They really were talking about...that high heavens. Combine this with the habitual hopelessly cluttered effect, which show's sexual story centers were also named the Number One when we were together before, we The A few performers manage to tendency on the part ,of the per- diminishes any possibility of focus Brad and Janet, an innocent ,pop-rock group of 1967 by the Gavin were just kids." around wade through this forest of medi- formers to poke fun at their char- on the main action of the plot. young couple who gain orgasmic ocrity, however, to emerge vic- acters rather than allow them to The "'RockyHorror Show" runs [-I sensations at the expense of their torious. Kim Milford, one of the stand on their own, and you get a through March 22 at the Aquarius I virginity in the creepy mansion of original creators of the Rocky role performance void of credibility, Theater in Hollywood. "I mad scientist Frank N. Furter and way back when, displays a great Critic's Choice I his crew of ghastly ghoulies. abundance of enthusiasm and a hot I The chief problem in this produc- body to boot, as he struts across the tion lies in the crew of amateurish stage in a manner befitting a season- MIDNIGHT SHOW Orange County: Whiskey a Go Go (652-4202) performers who opt for audience ed professional. Ichabods I Fri., Mar. 13 & Sat, Mar. 14 (870-9282) March 18: *Joe "King" Carrasco &I contact instead of stage interrela- But the show's top talent belongs March 15: Nu Kats, Soldier - the Crowns tionships. 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MiM illlllil 8-Friday, Marrch 13, 1981 Hornet Baseball in high gear; Poor shooting win streak now at 9 does cagers in ACEVEDO leukemia for the past two years. the field also, only committing By JOHN BY DON EAZELL Kiefer is also a Hornet standout at on Hornet Staff Writer After the game, he returned to the in the 10 games. Sgobba is Hornet Sports Assistant .432. Seven of the Hornet starters. six errors hospital. pleased with this statistic. are batting above .300 to give them especially The end result was inevitable. It Saturday night, it was the same things that make the The Fullerton College baseball an awesome .312 team batting Other was just a matter of time. story that plagued the Hornets all in Hornets very competitive, is the fact team will finish their pre-season average. The Hornets are lacking It could be said that Fullerton season- a low shooting percentage four. they have the ability to steal schedule this week and open South power, though, hitting only that College didn't win the South Coast (17-46 for 37 percent) and second bases. Steve Barret leads the team in Coast Conference (SCC) action home runs in their first 10 games. Conference with its shooting, but and third shots not going in. The some power this category with six. But Sgobba against Grossmont Saturday. The Paul Felix has provided with its defense. Prior to tlhe open- outside jump shot was really the on- by leading the team in doubles with feels the most important thing is go- Hornets are 11-1 on the season, cur- ing of the state playoffs last Satur- ly one that seemed to work effec- and in runs batted in (RBI) with ing to be how well they execute. So rently riding a nine-game winning six day, Hornet basketball coach Ezra tively. 14. far the team has been playing with streak Van Horn hoped that his team Fullerton's sister school, Cypress, Hornets have been. very little to complain about. Thus far on the season, the While the would shoot a lot better if his team advanced into the second round by machine, "We're playing as well as we Hornets have been nothing but im- playing like a well-tuned was to get past El Camino College. defeating Mission Conference hopes they can should be," Sgobba said. "I am pressive, shutting out four op- coach Mike Sgobba That night, it was just not to be. champion Saddleback, 63-62. Mt. dominate the way they very pleased with our defense." He ponents and allowing only one run continue to El Camino, taking advantage of San Antonio, who finished second conference play. "It also feels pitching is the main to four others. The Hornets team have during poor Hornet shooting, eliminated to Fullerton in the South Coast, lost to hit .312 as a strength in .their hopes to be com- earned run average (ERA) is 1.53. will be very difficult Fullerton from the state tourney its opener to Long Beach. the SCC," Sgobba said. petitive in conference play. Sgobba Jim Miner leads the starters with a team in with a convincing 55-44 win, thus The game was close in the open- going to be very com- feels the hitting will not continue to 0.37 ERA in 24 innings, while Thor "We're avenging a 53-41 loss to the Hornets ing minutes, but El Camino then can't falter to the go at this pace but has a lot of con- Edgell is not far behind with a 0.50 petitive. We earlier in the year. went on a 14-0 spurt in a seven- in the conference." fidence in his experienced pitching ERA in 17 innings. Wayde King has, weaker teams That loss ended both the Hornets' minute span to give it an 18-5 lead, SCC is the best staff. done some brilliant work out of the Sgobba feels the season with an 18-12 record and the one which it would hold up through in the nation Kiefer, freshman shortstop, feels bullpen. In four innings he has two baseball conference nine-year coaching career of Van the final buzzer. community colleges. "I if the Hornets continue at this pace saves and has not allowed an earned among Horn. Van Horn had announced Fullerton cut the defecit to nine at reports on the they can take the conference this run. received scouting FLY LIKE AN EAGLE-Clark earlier in the season that he would halftime, 29-20 and then made a run teams in year. Kiefer has been one of the The team has been very balanced sixth and seventh picked Guest, Fullerton College standout, retire because of health reasons. at the Warriors in the second half, added Sgobba. "I. Hornet bright spots, leading the throughout the season, meaning the conference." goes in for two against El Camino Van Horn came to the contest on but a combination of the Hornets' depth of those team in runs scored, hits and tied their offense is as strong as their couldn't believe the College. Fullerton didn't get many a four-hour pass from Hoag bad shooting and the Warriors' very for the lead in triples, besides his brilliant pitching. Bill Stuart is bat- teams." of these as El Camino beat Fullerton Memorial Hospital, where he has effective passing game towards the The Hornets have been excellent .432 average. ting a whopping .449 and Stevei in the state playoffs. Photo by Jay David been undergoing treatment for end ended FC's comeback hopes.

~n CC1- r~r y rRcin MI kP i Shortstops Golf BY BARRY KIVI Hornet Staff Writer

The Fullerton College Men's Golf Team hosted the first South Coast Conference tournament of the 1981 season on March 9. Orange Coast College won the tourney, held at Western Hills Golf Course in the Carbon Canyon area, taking the 12 points and first place in SCC competition. The Hornets, led by John Schrader's round of 72 and Ray Brown's 74, took second place and 10 points. Fullerton's next tourney will be held by Cerritos on Monday. Before the Fullerton tourney, the Hornets had opened up the season with a victory over Santa Monica, 384-408 (low score wins). On Feb. 19 and 20, FC traveled to the College of the Desert for a turnament with COD, Grossmont and Ventura. Shooting a 411, the Hornets had to settle for fourth. Men's Tennis

BY STEPHEN HUGHES Hornet Staff Writer

After suffering a first-round loss to Grossmont, the Fullerton College men's tennis team has bounced back to win its last three conference matches-impressively. After losing 7-2 at Grossmont in a match that was much closer than the score indicates, the Hornets returned home to down Mt. San San Antonio College 6-3. FC then blanked both Santa Ana and 5-3 Diego Mesa 9-0 to improve their conference record to 3-1 and overall. Yesterday, the Hornets took on the Cerritos tennis team on the Fullerton courts in a match Hornet coach Oran Breeland expected to be tough, but not tough enough to lose. FC continues its homes- tand today in a non-conference match against Cal State Fullerton on the Hornet courts at 2 p.m. The Hornets will finish the first round of South Coast Con- ference play at Orange Coast on Tuesday to set up a probable 2 conference-deciding rematch with Grossmont on Thursday at p.m. on the Hornet courts. "Unless Cerritos upsets us, which I certainly don't expect, the con- Grossmont match will probably decide who will win the team, ference," said Breeland. "Grossmont has a very experienced and it will be a good, hard match." its With some sicknesses, the team the team has yet to reach as last peak, Breeland said. Starting out slow seems to be a pattern, year's team didn't play its best tennis until the Southern California and State Tournament at the end of the season. "We're behind said some of the top schools in playing up to our potential," been Breeland. "No one is playing up to his potential, but there has improvement. Steve Wellington and Kevin Platt are playing very well right now."

Now comes Miller time.

FOREHAND-Eric Quade drives a forehand in recent action. Fullerton now has a 3-1 record in conference play, that loss coming on a trouncing by Grossmont. Fullerton takes on CSUF here at 2 p.m. today. Photo by Jay David Hornet Friday, March 13, 1981-9

- - ference seem like my first one. That' WADMAN donitis on the shoulder. "I wanted. were like at the Avon Champion- early notices paid off. Attendance BY BRUCE way I can answer all the questions I Hornet Sports Editor to finish the treatment before I came ships-for the most part, loose'and was up 9,000 over last year, and hear all of the time with crispness," in here", Navratilova said, "so I informal conversations. - Saturday's 9,198 attendance set a the table with mock Martina Navratilova had just didn't have to hear any questions The conversations, however, are single-night record for the Los she pounded which sent the con- beaten Billie Jean King in quarter- about it", she joked. also mandatory. The Women's Ten- Angeles event. emphatics, laughter. final action of the Avon Champion- As it was, the enormous pad nis Association binds the players to ference into said Navratilova, ship Tournament for women's pro- under her shirt made her look like talk to reporters after a match if "I love them," player in the world. fessional tennis over the last half a Los Angeles Ram, and she asked to do so. "I wish I could inter- the number-two the match she "I get my picture in the paper," she weekend; and after knew it. "Some of the players were According to Ross Schneiderman, view all of you; you on- joked. More seriously, she said: "I would go on to part two of her pro- joking about it in the players' director of public relations for the ly learn when you have would get coverage by not talking, Life fessional responsibilities-the press room", Navratilova said. "Why event, the conferences are "pretty be negative conference. not?" she deadpanned, "we talk easy to organize. The press does an exchange." but that would The room that Navratilova and tennis for 12 months." most of the work. All I do for the Billie Jean King coverage. It's much better to talk to woo you the reporters would enter is about This went on before the reporters conferences is make sure there are than not talk--I'll try the rest of my life," the size of a master bedroom. In the began asking quesations. Eventual- enough chairs, make sure the lights According to Schneiderman, his guys for with Andrea Jaeger is' the number- P" room are fold-up chairs for the ly, Navratilova answered questions work, make sure things run job gets smoother when the tourna- at the tournament; not reporters and a table at one end of' about her match with King, her up- smoothly." ment starts. For the players, three seed the room for the players: a coming semi-final match and a little As director of publicity, however, the work begins when the bad considering she's only 15. eventually lost to classroom setup. There are about how her goal for U.S. citizen- Schneiderman did more than plan event starts, and most of the players Jeager, who this the floodlights at either side for proper ship is coming along. She applied press conferences. He was in charge enjoy both the playing and the talk- Navratilova in the finals, said "They're no photographic lighting, and the for citizenship in November after of all advance publicity for the ing. ., about conferences: you win. It's just a backdrop has the insignia of the defection from her native event, and that meant writing "I wish I could interview all of problem when thing to do." Avon event. Floodlights have wilted Czechoslovakia years before. After releases, setting up radio/TV spts, you," said King, who has been neccessary After that conference, Jeager was the flowers at the ends of the table. about ten minutes, she left, and the getting some big-name players around conference for 20 years. press and heard to have said, "I only got two Navratilova enters the room with reporters went back to watch the there early to hype the event. "You only learn when you have an questions and I was out--that was an ice pack between her left next match. Schneiderman started sending out exchange. These conferences are a easy." shoulder and her shirt to treat ten- Such is what pressI conferences releases on December 15, and the privledge. I try to make each con- SAC meet Opinion Track goes for Gall with gas ...... '. first win today BY JOHN ACEVEDO Paso a little closer to home. Hornet Staff Writer Utah and Oregon State are both BY RICHARD EDMOND ference meets came along. I think' in the West, and they were two of Hornet Staff Writer Swe have a good chance to go 4-0 the the few teams in this year's playoffs rest of the way," said Kiefer, who is Just because you don't hear of that didin't have to make a long Looking for their first victory in convinced that his team is com- people squandering fuel or long trip. this young season, the Fullerton petitive. lines at the pumps anymore UCLA basketball coach Larry College men's track team will travel The coach's optimism in un- shouldn't give you the idea that Brown made the following comment to meet Santa Ana College today, doubtedly influenced by some there's not an energy crisis. about this year's pairings: "I'm a March 13. strong individual performances in Apparently, the National Col- little disappointed. I had hoped we Santa Ana is coming off a win the Mt. SAC meet. Dave Kahan legiate Athletic Association could play at home, as we are a Y ...... '. against Cerritos in which they show- won the high jump by clearing the (NCAA) is convinced that the gas seeded team. It would have given ed considerable strength in certain bar at 6-6. Doug Heiser took first in crisis is over. the regional more interest and events. "They are very strong in- the 110 low hurdles with a time of In the interests of fairer competi- would have saved some wear and 'THE CHAMP-Martina Navratilova is shown here after her semi-final dividually," said Hornet track 15.4, while Jim Gorzo won the triple tion, the NCAA has sent several tear on our kids." Brown also match win, a three-set struggle over Bettina Bunde. Navratilova eventually Coach Jim Kiefer, "but they don't jump with a leap of 45-10. Shane teams to open up the 1981 college criticized the problems of expenses won the event, beating Andera Jeager in the final, 6-4, 6-0, in a match that have a great deal of depth." naynter also performed well by win- basketball playoffs in arenas more and the players missing school. lasted only one hour. Photo by Greg Porter Kiefer feels Santa Ana will per- ning the javelin throw. than 2,000 miles from their home Amazingly, colleges that were form best in the 100 and 200 meters, cities. Of course the NCAA means located in the middle ofthe country as well as the quarter mile where the The women's track team has good, but their way of doing things, were given regionals close to home. Dons' standout performer John fared much better than the men's, especially this year, is sort of Both Wichita State and Kansas will Hollins poses a real threat to the and are currently boasting a 2-0 ridiculous. be playing in their home state while Softball starts fast; this miscue Hornets. The Dons' weaker events record, This includes a 65-55 victory A notable example of DePaul and Indiana will have to figure to be the 800, 1500, and 5000 over Mt. SAC two weeks ago. is UCLA. The NCAA decided to make "long" trips to Dayton, Ohio. meter runs, plus the high jump. The Hornets featured several hold the first and second rounds of I'm sure that these teams will 2-0 in conference After having a week off, the standout performances during the the Western Regionals at Pauley definitely need a survival guide for court. BY BARRY KIVI cond conference match of the Hornets are resuming conference meet, including Donna Carrel's win Pavilion, the Bruins' home the ventures that await them. Hornet Staff Writer season. No runs were scored in action with an 0-2 record. The losses in the javelin throw with a toss of But UCLA will open up the playoffs All that I can say is that if the the Eastern regional this year in regulation play, sending the game came against the South Coast Con-' 104-7. Joni Argento placed first in in NCAA is going to have regional Rhode Island, along Tomorrow the 1980 state cham- into extra innings. Although the ference co-favorites, Grossmost and both the shot put and the discus Providence, play, keep it regional. It doesn't Western school, pion 'Hornet softball team will host Hornets had players on base in all Mt. San Antonio. Both defeats were with throws of 32-8 and 127-2, with another matter who you have to play in the Brigham Young University. non-conference cypress college in a but the third inning, it wasn't until by a wide margin, including a respectively. Sue Armstrong won playoffs, it all boils down to one 2 p.m. game. the bottom of the 11th that Fuller- 101-44 loss to Mt. SAC. the long jump with a jump of 14-10 Shipped in from the frigid east thing: if you beat the team, you i Last Friday, Fullertonbegan con- ton scored the winning run. FC had Still, Kiefer isn't worried, he's and Wendy Hale ranjto firs ,the coast are such powerhouses as were better than them; if you didn't ference action against Cerritos on stranded 12 players during the game just glad those two meets are behind 100 with a time of 13.2. Ot'"'ii- North Carolina, Illinois and Pitt- you weren't. You would probably the Hornet diamond. The 3-1 vic- to OCC's 4. "God punishes those him. Using Orange Coast College as ners included Rhonda Patcha in the sburgh. It also should be noted that have to play the team sooner or tory gave FC their first conference that get men on third and don't an example, Kiefer points out just 200 and Becky Bratcher in the 3000. Kansas State will be participating in later. win and an overall record of 2-4. score," said Coach Margo Davis. how good the co-favorites are, "The girls aren't as strong as a the Western regional despite the fact The NCAA basketball tounament On March 7, the Hornets hosted The run came on a combination Coast is a good team and team as they are individually," said the first round of the Midwest "Orange is one of the most exciting events in - the University of Oklahoma for a of hits. Third baseman Diane Fran- won their first meet," he said, Kiefer. "When we play teams that regional will be held in Wichita, they all of sports. For the sake of all of double-header. The first game went cis smacked a double into left field, "then they played Mt. SAC and lost have a lot of bodies as well as quali- Kansas. us, let's hope it stays that way and 11 innings with Fullerton coming followed by a sacrifice bunt, by left- by more than we did." What they ty, we could be in trouble," he add- , Arizona State is also in the out on top, 2-1. FC also took a 2-0 ed. Midwest regional, although I would doesn't turn into an event to help Fiely, that moved. lost by was a score of 111-34. in the second game to send fielder, Marianne think they'd find Los Angeles or El keep the airlines flying. decision Francis to third. A single up the 'I've felt all along that the rest of The teams he's referring to are their record to 4-4. us in the conference (other than OCC and Cerritos who have both with Cal State middle by second-baseman Debby A make-up game Grossmont and Mt. SAC) would be good quality and depth. But he also' scheduled for Garcia brought Francis home for Fullerton (originally fighting for third once the con- feels Santa Ana is a solid team and i was played at Lion's Field the victory. March 2) 1 should provide a test for the: in Fullerton on March 9. 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