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OPII0 FEATURE SPORT Rock extremes Please see page 8 Hornet Volume 67, Issue 4 Friday, September 23,1988 , Fullerton, California Teachers to vote on union clause By Anthony Wilson Staff Writer "Right now, a teacher could and approximately 45% of our Now that the dust has settled in teachers choose this option - re- the conflict between the United ceive all the benefits of what Faculty (UF) and the North Orange United Faculty negotiates, which County Community College Dis- is connected to vital assistance trict (NOCCCD), the UF is now from the CTA staff, which is involved in a schism. connected to coordination all As part of the newly ratified along; workshops, training, offices, faculty contract, teachers will be facilities, equipment - all that called on to decide whether or not backs up what we do, and it flows a "Fair Share" clause should be included. The clause would make it man- "If we win, we're going to datory for teachers to join the bar- California Teacher's Association be a much stronger (CTA) as well as the local chapter, gaining association. And I the United Faculty. mean much stronger." All teachers are covered by the recently ratified contract whether Dr. Louis Reichman or not they are members of the UF, United Faculty President but the organization's current pres- ident, Dr. Louis Reichman, feels from national to state, into us as that all teachers should pay their the United Faculty," said Reich- fair share of association dues to man. finance the UF's many services. Many of the 45% of abstaining This new initiative is called Fair teachers are apprehensive about Share Representation. joining the UF/CTA because of The $413 annual dues would the groups support of liberal political break down to $60 for the local candidates, and liberal causes. chapter, the United Faculty, with With that in mind, S$78 going towards the National the UF is Steve Barber/Hornet offering a 10% rebate on union Education Association (NEA), and dues to any person opposed to such Orange County rally-Democratic presidential nominee Michael Alan Cranston, Leo McCarthy, and Assembly candidate Rick the remaining $275 would pay for endorsements, while still paying Dukakis (center) is joined by (from left) Jerry Yudelson, U.S. Senator Thierbach at a rally aimed at gaining support in Orange County. CTA expenses. Many Fullerton and Cypress See Board, page 4 college teachers are not currently Dukakis gaining support in OC indication of things to come, that once again," he said. Joining Dukakis were U.S. Sen- Argument surrounds By Eric Marson may all soon change. On the environment, he heavi- ator Alan Cranston of California; Editor-in-Chief Dukakis was received withthun- ly criticized Republican nominee Democratic Assembly candidate dering applause as he approached Vice-President George Bush and F. Christian (Rick) Thierbach; Senator appointment On an overcast Saturday morn- the podium before a packed house promised that, if elected, he and candidate for U.S. Senate ing Sept. 17, hundreds of enthu- .of 1,000 volunteer workers and would see to it that a cabinet was Leo McCarthy, all of whom a shame that the new Chee "It's siastic people, both young and union members and commanded created for the Environmental preached the goals and aspira- By Brian senators have to see the immat- Staff Editor old, gathered outside the United his audience with an authorita- Protection Agency. tions of the Democratic Party. urity of some of the people here," presence. Meanwhile, "And the first secretary of the Food and.Commercial Workers tive stage It's been said that if the demo- said A.S. Vice President Laurie union hall in nearby Buena Park. hundreds of people filled the environment is going to be as Sometimes even the best laid Rau. the en- crats are going to win California They were democrats, mostly, parking lot outside the audit- committed to protecting in the November election, they plans can go awry. Such was the Opposing Senators Brent Tuominen vironment as George Bush has and they were there to lend their orium to listen to the speech over And case last Tuesday during the Asso- and Robert Hammond based their speakers. been to neglecting it. must win in Orange County. me- support to Massachusetts Gover- loud although democratic .leaders ciated Students Senate (A.S.) opposition on a literal reading of nor Michael Dukakis in his bid to For the most part, the governor "I believe that our children and eting. the senate by-laws. According to have admitted that it is going to After dedicating over an hour to become the next president of the focused on the value of education grandchildren should have the Bush Tuominen, the by-laws state that a of a be tough to beat George cohesiveness United States. and stressed the importance chance to grow up in an America here, they're hoping to hold down improving senate person can be appointed to the It was quite an unusual sight, clean environment during his with clean air and clean water; and harmony, advisor Darlene senate only after a two-week the Republican's margin of vic- as the meeting really, especially when taken into brief, but effective, speech. where our coasts are protected tory while winning elsewhere in Jacobson watched waiting period. account the fact that Orange "I see an America where the from oil spills; where forests are disolved in argument over whether Hammond's andTuominen'sconten- opportunity is the state. appoint- County has long been considered door of college flourishing, not disappearing; Before the election, Dukakis to accept CharlotteSanchez's tion was that the senate needed to one of the most heavily popula- open to every young person who and where there will always be ment as a senator. wait one more additional week an and Bush are scheduled to have Norm ted Republican parts of the entire graduates from high school, someplace quiet and beautiful one of which will be At one point, advisor until approving Sanchez's admit- teaching is a va- two debates, to help the senate nation. America where ,and natural to get away from it .held in Los Angeles. Price was asked tance. But if this recent rally was any lued and honored profession in it's debate over the appointment. tall," he said. See Senate, page 4 I Mailbox revenues misquoted Also reported was a part of the ing to Skenderian, got an excellent By Brian Chee plan that allowed the school to set response after "talking to approx- Staff Editor up the mailboxes with no capital outlay. imately 60-70 California scho- "The idea behind that," ols." Information on the installation said Skenderian, "Is that we sell of student mailboxes reported in the postal station on a turn-key Currently the company's pro- the Hornet last week has been basis. posal is being considered at two proven to be incorrect. The A.S. would have the community colleges, one state option to purchase the unit on a college and a state university. At "The correct projected revenue the time of the interview, from the postal center itself starts five-year lease plan. No funds would be needed, and the A.S. runs Skenderian was unable to reveal at between $5,000 and $7,500 a the names of the sources. year," said Skenderian. "The antici- the station anyway they want. Our pated revenue from the advertising main role would be to manage the Skenderian also stated that after panels should be between $20,000 advertising." talks with A.S. Senator Derek and $25,000."' Skenderian went on to say that McFarland, he is hopeful that the President Guy these figures were only for the first surveys used in determining the At the time, A.S. the station would be done was quoted as saying that the 18 months, and that the school can need for Maw "around the first week of October." mailboxes could bring in an esti- "expect an 8-10 percent increase a into the school. year after that." mated $60,000 He also said that contrary to the 1--_. According to CampAd Postal came earlier CampAd Postal Systems article, it will take "approx- Steve Barber/Hornet Systems Inc. President Joseph up with the idea of installing postal omately three to four months for Skenderian, this claim was exag- stations last summer. And accord- the station to be installed." New convenlence?-Artists' rendering of postal center now being considered by the A.S. Senate. gerated. Editorial Friday, September 23, 1988-2 r The HORNET isdistributed every. Friday, excluding intersessions, exam Vince Williams periods and school holidays. Published by the Fullerton College' Communications division,312 E. Chapman Avenue, Fullerton, CA 92634, the HORNET isa member of the Associated Collegiate Press, the California Newspapers Association, and the Journalism Association of Community Colleges. All un-bylined editorials, reflect the majority of staff opinion; views "... 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