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VIHornet Fullerton, California Volume 67, Issue 3 Friday, September 16, 1988 - Education Styrofoam issue New bill still up iIn the air

and ta- By Vince Williams teria, including french fry to reform new products are Managing Editor quito holders, being introduced. Paper plates and taken over The styrofoam plate in the cafe- bowls have already from their styrofoam predecessors. system teria may soon be a thing of the Cups, however, are a different past, as the cafeteria moves to story. Paper cups don't hold hot By Larry Bush eliminate the use of styrofoam liquids such as coffee as well as Staff Writer food containers. This comes as a styrofoam cups. result of the efforts of Fullerton "We haven't found a suitable (FC) student Pete Samuels College (of paper cups)," said A bill to reform California's who, along with other campuses supplier by trans- Griffith. "Most don't have a suit- community college system concerned by the environmental ferring most of the Legislature's aspects of styrofoam, is seeking to power over the colleges to a state have all styrofoam products ban- their gover- board that coordinates ned on campus. "Research indicates that nance is expected to be signed by all plastic products, not just Governor George Deukmajian. The ban was initiated after that the chemi- officials say the bill will growing concern styrofoam, account for about State in the manufacture of allow the community college system cals used a quarter of one percent of styrofoam contributed to the dele- to improve rapidly. David Mertes, tion of the earth's ozone layer, a all landfill." Chancellor of the community col- Jim Lammers calls the bill, "a blue- three millimeter thick layer protec- lege system harful ultra- Dart Containers print for where we are all going." ting the earth from violet radiation. According to re- In 1985, a panel was appointed cent reports in Newsweek and by the Legislature to examine all Parade, a vast portion of the ozone able lid, and as the cafeteria is a aspects of the state's higher edu- layer has already 'disappeared' take-out facility, most people want cation system. In 1986, a highly over Antarctica. lids." critical report on the state's com- According to Hazel Griffith, FC At the moment two suppliers of munity colleges was issued by the sup- being considered, to the cafeteria manager, the present paper cups are panel. This was-turned over will be has been made. Until the Review of ply of styrofoam containers but no decision Joint Commintee for long that will then, the use of styrofoam coffee the Master Plan for Higher Educa- Steve BarDer/Hornet. used up, but how take depends on demand. cups will continue. tion, which was headed by Assem- Working out-FC student Marlene Reyes takes lab. As is the trend these days, students are paper products blyman John Vasconcellos. While various advantage of the facilities offered in the fitness working harder to keep fit. See pages 6 and 7. always been used in the cafe- See Styro, page 4 It has taken until the last week of have August for the Governor and Legislative leaders to come to an agreement on a plan to improve A.S. Senate the colleges, A major issue has been who will Beware: Legal drugs may be govern the community colleges. A statewide board has had very little Mail service proposed hazardous to your well-being power, as locaLboards have con- T_ -IUl., U1 I ^----.UIl-U)' U W- 1 ---- LU *^ trolled individual colleges and the inc., the company that wishes to Legislature has written into law By Brian Chee put the mail boxes on campus will Dr. Norman Myers, medical director of Health most of the regulations for the Staff Editor pay the committee one dollar per By Elizabeth W. Hickman Services, said the main difference between OTC system. survey. Staff Writer drugs and prescription drugs is strength. to limit the power of In ah effort to increase revenue The exterior of the 'postal sta- "They are the same, but the strength (per dose) is But trying side effects are the local boards was politically and improve campus services for tion' would be used for advertising, The Associated Students Senate rejection of reduced so that the possibilties of Associated Student the over-the-counter drug can be impossible because of the great students, the increasing revenue by approxomat- -"gift" packets containing samples of over-the- also reduced, and and Drug power of the boards locally, and in Senate (A.S.) opened discussion ely $60,000. counter (OTC) drugs Nyquil and Vivarin has approved more quickly by the Food Sacramento. Tuesday on a proposal that would "If the mail box idea turns out to prompted further discussion of the issue. Administration," he said. bring mail boxes for use by stu- be unfeasible, we could still arra- Services, give the state board Kathie Aduddell, director of Health In the case of Nyquil, the consumer should be Plans to dents on campus. nge for the advertising to be put up. to the A.S. power to approve or reject the provided information about OTC drugs aware that in addition to the four main ingredients, it The senate is planning to survey That would give us approximately Senate prior to the 4-3 vote deciding to send the contains 25 percent alcohol. Aduddel said this could appointments of campus Presi the same amount of money," said also turned down by 250 students and 50 instructors. packets back to the supplier. pose problems for alcoholics or other people who dents were Maw. be informed of legislators. Coordinated by the Care Bank It is her opinion that people need to might have an adverse reaction to alcohol. the survey will deter- to A.S. Tresurer Diane possible side effects that any Committee, According the ingredients and Dr. Myers believes there is a bigger issue Among the other changes, there if there is sufficent interest to mail boxes were in order to make choices. "I mine Shubat, if the medication might have regarding the gift packets. He said, "The Student will be a board of governors, along install the mail boxes on campus. should have a choice," installed the cost would be approxi-. agree they (the students) Senate should be looking at why they were with governing boards for the U.C. dollars per student. "Even if we don't follow through mately three Aduddell explained. distributing these items (containing substances) that and C.S.U. systems, to develop a easier for that over-the-counter medica- on it (mail boxes), the Care Bank "It would make life a lot "I'm concerned can be addictive." core curriculum for the com- will recieve $300 for doing the the students," said Shubat.. "It tions are recognized as drugs, along with drugs Aduddel explained that the staff at the Health munity college students seeking to would give students a better oppor- requiring a prescription," she said. "People should surveys," said Maw. provide information to students in order transfer to one of the state's public know as much as they are able to about anything Center will According to Maw, Campad help them make their own decisions. four-year colleges. See Senate, page 4 they take as medication," to

-- The possible flight of Herbie Hornet Located on the northwest athletic complex? That's where tradition, then pretty soon you By Eric Marson you want something more spirit have nothing," Sherbeck added. Editor-in-Chief corner of the quad, the statue was erected in 1959 amidst oriented," Tuominen said. The debate, which will opposition and controversy, and On the other hand, head provide an opportunity for the After nearly 30 years of has since gone virtually football coach Hal Sherbeck campus community to hear pro quietly overlooking the unnoticed among FC students. feels there is really no reason and con statements concerning Fullerton College quad, "Herbie "In most cases, students don't why the statue should be the statue, will take place on Hornet" may be flying to even realize the statue even moved. Wednesday, Sept. 21 at noon, another part of the campus. exists until their third semester "I'm the type of guy who be- and will be followed by a vote Although nothing is definite, here," says A.S. Senator Brent lieves in tradition, and at this from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Supervisor of Student Activities Tuominen, who also admits that point I haven't heard any good the quad and 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 Darlene Jacobson has con- the statue has been the butt end the statue should p.m. on the patio near the firmed that a debate and stu- reasons why of many jokes among friends of said. cafeteria. Voting will also take dent/faculty vote will take place be moved," Sherbeck his. (the place on Thursday, Sept. 22 to determine how the campus "My feeling is that While Tuominen is aware is a symbol for what this from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 6:30 population feels about moving statue) that the statue has been in the and what p.m. to 8:30 p.m. the statue. school stands for quad for quite some time and is for all along. If successful, the results of the "As part of the 75th Anniver- we've been known part of this college's tradition,. People know us by the Fullerton vote will then be sent to FC sary celebration, it has been he feels that if the statue were College Hornet and we've President Philip Borst who, suggested that the Hornet statue moved out to the athletic field it established a pretty fair along with a committee, will be moved to another part of the might be better utilized. reputation by it. make the final decision to bring an awareness Mindy Montayne/Hornet campus "What better place for the "I feel very strongly that if concerning the fate of the the college," Jacobson out about school mascot than out on the away from Hornet statue. To bee or not to bee-The Hornet statue silently awaits its fate. said. you keep taking i Friday, September 16, 1988-2 Editorial I

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Eric Marson Vince Williams Julie Davey Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Advisor niL-- Preserving tradition On the surface, the proposal to move the down to it, preserving the tradition that Hornet statue to some out-of-the-way place surrounds the statue and its location on on campus seems reasonable enough. campus is really what school spirit is all For years, students have scoffed at the about. statue, calling it everything from a "worth- Erected in 1959 amidst opposition and W &IS 1OR K T +1I5 ENDliNof - TrtnVIoTO ? less scrap of metal" to "a piece of junk." To controversy, the statue was meant to stand say the least, it has been the butt end of as a symbol of pride among the students at more than a few bad jokes. FC. A gift from the students of yesterday to And the funny part is that those who the students of today, it was proof that hard contend the sculpture is nothing more than work and determination could get some- Letters to the Hornet thing accomplished even in the face of an eyesore are for the most part correct: it is More Nyquil Homosexuality drab to look at and its artistic design and opposition. person coming out of the closet, problems gays have with soc- concept are completely outdated. moving the statue to a less the So rather than Oh how proud we are, that the Being a student at Fullerton iety, the starting of a club for gays, However, when you begin to look into populated place on campus where it is less administration of Guy Maw is look- College and a weekly reader of the where to seek help if you are gay the history and original intent of the statue, likely to be seen, why not fix the thing up? ing out for our general welfare and Fullerton College Hornet for the and so on and so on and so on. the idea of moving it becomes absurd. It is Students might be surprised to see what a well-being, especially with the con- past two years has brought me to I think I speak for many people troversy surrounding a couple of ask myself this question. Why does on campus when I say that I am then one realizes that when you get right fresh coat of paint can do. the products in the gift packets for the Hornet newspaper address the very tired of hearing about this the A.S. cardholders: Vivarin whi- controversial issue of homosexual- issue week in and week out. I ch contains caffeine and Nyquil ity in almost every weeks edition Because Fullerton College is which contains 25% alcohol., of the newspaper's publication? ninety percent heterosexual, I bel- So now you the reader can fully Personally I'm getting tired of ieve we should start to gear our understand their, the executives reading about a subject which I newspaper in that direction rather District truce reasoning. Next, the A.S. should try find uninteresting and slightly than in the direction we are cur- and take this one step further and offending. rently on. Progress was have all items containing any type Since the beginning of the Gay The great COLA war is finally over. stifled by tired rhetoric Lesbian Feminist Student Union Jeff McDaniel from the District. of drug found to be harmful; inclu- The United Faculty (UF) and the North ding our carbonated beverages on this campus, homosexuality has FC Student Orange County Community College Dis- The NOCCCD hid behind the excuse of and all the tea products found in been one of the main topics in this trict have apparently reached accord on the "inadequate funds" while district admin- the cafeteria. school's newspaper. In reality the entire I would understand if the school teachers' cost of living adjustment (COLA), istrators were busy raking in millions of matter is a and, according to district officials, there are joke. The A.S. feels that we the had a ninety percent or even fifty If any students, teachers, dollars a year. student body are not intelligent percent gay population, but accor- or campus personnel wish no hard feelings between them and the UF. enough to safely take these DRUGS. ding to statistics this is just not the Really? Last week, a teacher told the And the worst problem concerns every Also, the mere fact that our GODLY case. to comment, criticize or re- Hornet that all is not well with the new student here at FC: How can we attract executives were going to send the Fullerton College probably has spond to an article in the gift packs contract developments. The faculty mem- quality teachers with a sub-standard pay back with or without the about seven to ten percent of its HORNET, or present afresh of all public school Senate approval makes it more of a population as the gay men and topic worthy of discussion, ber even implied that as much as two schedule? With half joke. women, so why is this issue bro- percent of the teachers' salary increase will teachers in the state retiring within the next The mere fact that we have a ught up nearly every week when they are strongly encour- President be funded by the interest accrued on the 10 years, FC students had better be who is too easily manip- nine out of ten students on campus aged to submit a letter to concerned. ulated by the office of student are not interested in this subject? Room 512 in the Human- teachers' money while it sat in a bank affairs makes this subject a com- Although I feel that homosex- account during the recent 18-month-long Some NOCCCD Board members will plete joke. So remember: with an uality is unnatural and wrong, I do ities Building. All letters battle. make more on their pension than a full time average student age of 26, we are not condemn the gay man or must include the author's District meetings were stretched into the teacher here at FC. Fullerton College has not mature yet. woman. I'm only condemning the name and phone number. Ruben Duran fact that this issue is brought up in Letters may be edited to late evening hours with commentary from some of the best teachers money can buy, the Hornet almost every week. the UF members, while District officials and with the amount of money being A.S. Senator We have heard about the gay conform to style and space. made cute asides and snide remarks about offered to them, doesn't the NOCCCD feel the speeches. like they're pushing their-luck? First impressions can be wrong which, as I later By Brian I met again with my counselor, during that time Harris counseling Staff Writer and this time found a very different learned, is the busiest person than I had previously en- time of the year. My appointment Postal position countered--a very human person. with her was at the end of that long Like every monster thriller that She explained that at the time I day. has a sequel, so does my harried made my original appointment, Let me repeat, my recollection Discussions are currently under way that to install the station. trip to the counselor (Scary Adven- the system was basically set up for of her was over one incident - the cost would be barely 10 minutes to be exact. will determine the feasibility of installing With a population as large and diverse as tures in the counseling twilight beginning and incoming students, zone, Sept. 2). and that more extensive time can When I wrote "somebody had student mail boxes on campus. Fullerton Colleges', there should be plenty The article was my recollection be devoted to the individual needs woken up on the wrong side of the The proposed postal station plan hopes to of students who would benefit from the of a trying encounter with a school of the continuing student four to be that morning", it was in ref- make student life more convenient, and mail boxes. counselor on July 27. eight weeks prior to the regis- erence to the way I felt I was being In journalism, there is an idea tration period. treated. I honestly felt that I had according to A.S. President. Guy Maw, it And as long as the station is not the focal identified this to be an evaluation known as the "bullet theory". This She also told me that she and the would also add approxomately $60,000 to point of the campus, it shouldn't affect the theory can be explained as every of one incident and not her career. other counselors had dealt with Looking back - in all fairness to the school's coffers through advertising and look of the school. story-just like any bullet fired thousands of students this past straight into the air-will come her- if she, I, or anybody was to be nominal rental fees. According to CampAd Inc., the school summer, and most walked away judged for a random 10 minutes, down again and have repercus- satisfied. The advertising would be displayed on could be placed on a five-year lease sions. we'd be in serious trouble. More importantly though, I got She said she was sorry if I had the exterior of the station, with approx- program, meaning the school would have And boy did this ever. In fact, the the impression from her that my omately 720 mail boxes inside the struc- story went over more like a nuclear interpreted her actions wrongly no capital outlay. CampAd will also subsi- article made her look like an and that she does not think she's ture. bomb than a bullet. Some people incompetent, all-around mean per- dize any loss between the monthly lease felt that I was wrong for writing the the type of person I believed her to The company responsible for the pro- son. To set the record straight, I be. Other people's testimony of her payment and the rental revenues for the story. don't feel that way all. posal, CampAd Inc., has submitted the plan helpfulness and friendliness con- first six months. There's also my counselor's side Something I did not take into ac- finnrmed this. to the story, which has never after eight years of planning and research, In short, by installing the postal station count in my judgement was her I apologize to her if the article appeared in and if implemented Fullerton would be one print. One of the basic day - maybe she wasn't having a made her look like an always students would get the best of both worlds- rules of journalism is to get the of the first to use a postal station. good one. After all, she deserved to mean and incompetent counselor, increased services and more money. other person's side of the story, and after having However, some questions at hand are- be just a tad fatigued because that certainly wasn't my I did not. to counsel many other students intention. whether or not there is a need for the After all, isn't assisting the student body boxes-if a postal station would hurt the and making money two of the main reasons Hone Saf aesthetic value of the campus-and what we have a student government? Editor-in-Chief...... Eric Marson Photo Editor...... Steve Barber Managing Editor...... Vince Williams Photo Assistant...... Mindy Montayne Copy Editor ...... Brian Harris Staff Photographer...... Steve Zyllus The last wo Kevin Broden News Editor ...... Anthony Wilson Office Manager...... rd News Assistant...... Toby Hill Advertising...... Vnce Williams Editorial Editor...... Brian Chee Advertising...... Elizabeth A. Lubin Change. People, nations, or institutions destruction of tradition we lose our past, Editorial Assistant ...... Cherie Dudman Staff Writers: Feature Editor...... Elizabeth A. Lubin Tom Almanzar Harry Boyd can not achieve greatness without change. and more importantly, our future.. Feature Assistant...... Esther A. Privett Dave Erhlich Elizabeth W. HIckman It is the cornerstone on which success is Too much change, and change for no Sports Editor ...... Kyle Wilcox Chris Karinger Brian Pado built. reason destroys the uniqueness of an Sports Assistant ...... Ralph Ferguson Mary Perez Ken Riendl With change comes growth and improv- institution, making it bland and plastic. Entertainment Editor...... Mike Lyster Todd Rohrbacher Scott Suthers ement. Without it we become stagnant, too We should strive to better ourselves Editorial/Production ...... 992-7155 Advertising...... 992-7154 fearful of failure to achieve success. through change, yet remain cautious, lest But to remove something for the sake of we mortgage our uniqueness and become HORNET Newspaper, 321 E. Chapman Avenue Fullerton, Ca. 92634. change destroys tradition, and with the replicas of greatness. Opinion Friday, September 16, 1988-3 Picture perfect penal system By Harry Boyd We should start a new lottery, but our midst, we can lower the death Staff Writer instead of monetary prizes the lucky penalty to include those miscreants that winner will get the opportunity tb pull commit misdemenors. Jaywalking will A rising tide of criminal activity,' the lever on an axe-murderer. be left to the patrolman, who will be crowded court calendars and increased The funds derived would be used to authorized to shoot any lost soul in- costs for incarceration have driven the improve our education system, and capable of using the crosswalk. American public to the brink of despair. teach children right from wrong. Any malefactor ignoring the "keep off The populace demands a solution, and Portable death chambers will have to the grass" signs will be hung, and left I may have discovered a path through be constructed, and those culprits caught dangling for one to two days. This will this maze of worries. red-handed will receive instant retri- definitely discourage unwarranted crim- Penalties for criminal behavior must bution., inal behavior. not be applied in a willy-nilly manner, Freeway task forces will be needed; In a few short months crime will no but punishment should be immediate, they will consist of one portable punish- longer plague our towns and cities. swift, and sure. ment unit, two police officers, a tow Prisons can be sold; empty empty court- The death penalty is the only viable truck, and a bailiff on a motorcycle with house facilities used as recreation cen- solution to our current dilemna. It should a judge in a sidecar. This cruising court ters; some funds will have to be set aside 1 be instantly applied to all felony crimes, of law will provide instant punishment to retrain unemployed lawyers in honest and made retroactive. To clear out our for drunk drivers. lines of work. overcrowded penitentaries, executions Once these rolling tribunals have We will have to maintain a small should be held daily, with doubleheaders removed inebriates from our roads, they police force as a deterrent to any errant on weekends. Televising these events can concentrate on those nefarious citizen who might backslide into some will of course deter crime, and the individuals that are incapable of keeping socially undesirable habits. To keep in revenue from commercials can be used the speed limit. practice, the police could shoot barking to lower taxes. After we have eliminated the felons in dogs...and maybe their owners. Insurance initiatives Melting pot of possibilities

by Cherie Dudman situation defy a solution? This November, voters in California Editorial Assistant will have the opportunity to cast ballots for several prop- (- ;... I' ositions which relate to automobile insurance, many of which Southern California drivers today pay grossly exorbitant promise to reduce rates by 20% initially with further insurance rates. We are caught between legislation which reductions promised to those drivers with good records. requires us to carry insurance and the insurance companies Industry No-Fault, proposition 104, is one of the hottest Bleached honor who miss no chance to exploit the situation. The insurance inititiaves on the ballot, and limits courtroom battles where the industry is currently, as consumer activist Ralph Nader sums defendants 'slug-it-out' to decide who is most at fault, to those By Peggy Jo Lacey haunts me. Our Vietnam veterans were up "laughing all the way to the bank." - in which there are 'serious and Staff Writer obedient, responsible American soldiers And no wonder. In Los Angeles . permanent' injuries. All other in- who unquestioningly followed orders the average cost of auto insurance because they believed, as we all want to ^ANC\r B jury claims will be paid for by your is a whopping $2,600 per year as -o+ insurance company, regardless of In the last scene of Heartbreak pass, believe, that America is right and that all one soldier compared to $738 in New York. In -. & fault, thus limiting court and law- shows his re-up papers to an people have the right to live in freedom. fact, California is considered an' yer costs and will result in lower older GI and remarks how good it is to In exchange for a job well done, in a "open competition" state which / . rates. return from battle to cheering friends hellish environment of chemicals, tor- means there are absolutely no Another proposition worth con- and family. ture and guerilla warfare, they returned restrictions placed on insurance sideration is Access-to Justice.This He then comments to the other solider only to be shunned and hated by many of rates and increases. ,/ rolls rates back 20% immediately, that it is probably boring by now to hear their fellow citizens, and often neglected Although we can easily fault the then freezes these rates for one the bands and cheers. The older soldier or forgotten by the very military they insurance industry for the in- year and prior approval would be replies, "No, this is my first time." served so well. creased rates, the blame should not needed for: any rate increases or Being reminded of how neglected and I am glad for the influx of movies shouldered by them alone. Law- dereases.. abused our Vietnam veterans have been showing us more of what the real war . yers, are also responsible for the And finally,the initiative backed hurts me. I feel ashamed and wish I could was like, helping the uninitiated among 'recent surge in costs due to cont- by a consortium of lawyers and make up to them for the many ungra- us to see, feel, and understand something ingency fees, high liability claims consumer groups, The Insurance tious receptions. of what it was like over there. The more I and skyrocketing damage awards. Consumers Network (ICAN) which Well then, just where was I when they learn, however, the more convinced I feel And what about us, the con- includes a number of provisions were being confronted by name-calling regarding our behavior towards our sumers? Aren't we, as citizens who that are negative for the insurance protesters? heroes. have been given the right to drive industry. ICAN recognizes good I was at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, And now, my son, born during that Lf detail responsible? Are we blameless? drivers and reduces their rates by married to a soldier on funeral conflict and raised without a father, has We have an appalling habit of 20% will also require prior ap- Each day I spit-polished his boots, reached the age when our law says he distorting the truth by minimizing proval of rate increases of more buffed his hat brim and bleached the must register for the draft. With reports our responsibility in traffic col- than 7.5%. Any (or all) of the gloves that would execute a final salute of wars and rumors of outbreaks of lisions while maximizing both initiatives could be passed. to an unknown comrade. gunfire, I can't help but wonder, will he And each month I watched as a plague have to be a the fault of the other driver and injuries caused by accidents. However, the initiative receiving the most votes will prevail soldier? Will he carry a gun of small white crosses marched across a and fight for his beliefs? Will he be Clearly there are many factors which contribute to the where there are conflicting provisions. manicured lawn like a wave of tears. For harrassed by angry mobs of anti-war complex problems of the insurance crisis and, arising as a The California voters will be thedeciding factor on which two years I watched that area grow from demonstrators who result of these difficulties, lies the need to recreate the current initiative prevails, therefore urging each will call my son a of us to practice that a few acres to an entire Kansas hillside, baby killer? insurance industry. However, does the very complexity of this which is our constitutional right. The right to vote. and then I watched as bulldozers ripped Or will he be one of the lucky boys out trees and thickets to prepare even who will ride quietly past a spit-polished more burial ground. soldier, with bleached white gloves, on The image of countless men lying side his way to a small white cross on a Curse Of the grey-suited yuppies: by side beneath those silent crosses still peaceful Kansas hillside?" morals do the hypocritical twist Get on your bike and ride

By Brian Pado misfortunes of others and the last to Marrying someone for money, althou- Staff Writer reach into their pockets to help correct gh frowned upon, is generally accepted them? by society. Selling one's body on a street Vocabulary 101: Using others today Pedalinginto the future America's mixed messages to its corner for money is not generally accep- children, to the world. Or, thoughts to for one's own future gain, is now known ted and quite illegal, though not too chew on. as the term "networking." different. By Larry Bush, According to the pamphlet, at the top How times have changed.. Some people believe that the "duality, Life is a morality play...a play without Staff Writer of the list is the Japanese model, the Peter Fonda, star of Easy Rider and of man" refers to everyone's inherent' a stage, a script, or morals. Suzuki Sprint, which gets 57 mpg. More right to own two cars. advanced prototypes, one of the figureheads of the '60s Pathos: n. A quality in something or Do you ever think about your car? such as the Peu- geot ECO counterculture, is now a celebrity chair- Paradox: n. 1) A statement that someone that arouses feelings of pity, You probably take as good care of your 2000, Volkswagen E80, and Toyota man for a Vietnam veterans organiza- appears to contradict itself or be con- sympathy, tenderness or sorrow in ano- four-wheeled vehicle AXV, achieve 80-100 mpg. Swe- as yourself. What den's tion. trary to common sense but that may be ther. does your car really do? It makes getting Volvo claims that its LCP 2000, which is made of lighter material than The hippies of yesterday who embr- true. 2) One with apparently contra- Today, Democrats say that George around easier, and if it's not paid for, it any other car, gets in exess of 100 aced the ideologies of peace, free-love, dictory aspects. Bush is a do-nothing vice president. Four takes a bite out of your wallet. Then mpg without sacrificing performance, size, non-conformity, and communing with Some parents teach their children that years ago, Republicans said Walter there are those insurance payments. safety or emissions criteria. nature are today's corporate executives war, violence and hatred is bad, yet the Mondale was a do-nothing vice pres- By the year 2000, the average speed (i.e. yuppies) who own BMWs and only time one can say the word God is in ident. on Southern California freeways is expec- These developments are exciting pros- pects for the next century. Renner notes numerous grey suits, have power lun- front of the word dammit. Educators believe that the current ted to be 15 mph, if not sooner. In ches, live that.car companies "Have responded to in condos, and believe in Some 200 years ago, America was attention span of an average child ranges London and Toyko it takes longer to holistic crystal lower oil prices by scaling healing...I guess holding founded on, among other things, the between 20 and 50 minutes. A certain travel by car than it does on a bicycle. down re- onto one of search and development programs, four is something to be proud principle of freedom of religion. Today, columnist believes that it is only as long Every year, Americans burn about 3 and, of. more importantly by slowing the efforts Americans still have the freedom as the current hit video on MTV. billion gallons of gasoline in traffic jams. The people that listened to 'Jefferson to to incorporate advanced practice any form of religion, as long as That's 4% of the nation's gas consum- fuel economy Airplane' now listen to the 'Pet Shop A smart kid probably can last through ption. By the year 2005 this figure is technologies." Boys' and 'Wham!'. it is not professed out loud or in public two videos, as long as they're screamers. Interest in bicycle (unless itis a sexual scandal involving a expected to reach 7 billion. commuting drop- Throughout United States history, Things scientists know to cause can- You can find these facts and figures in ped sharply after the oil crisis. With the televangelist, which of course, has not- average in town travel speeds dropping thousands upon thousands of American hing to do with religion itself). cer, or premature death: smoking, expo- a pamphlet called "Rethinking the Role soldiers died to defend our country and sure to too many x-rays, coal mining, of the Automobile." The author, Mich- to 15-20 mph, it's a good time to recon- its democracy. In November, 60-70 per- Many people believe the use of dogs, drug abuse, asbestos fibers, sexual activ- ael Renner sider the bicycle. cats, monkeys, rabbits says that U.S. car manufac- cent of eligible Americans will exercise and mice in ity, red meat, cholesterol, breathing, turers have made considerable progress Renner states that "The average Amer- this defended freedom by NOT voting. laboratory experiments is cruel and bar- living next to a landfill containing toxic in the miles ican automobile commuter can reduce barous treatment to members per gallons that new cars get. Apathy abounds. of the waste, DDT, alcoholism, obesity, shar- "New passenger his or her annual use of gasoline by some animal kingdom, and should be stopped. cars are twice as In the coming months, countless spec- ing someone's unclean syringe, swim- efficient as the gas guzzling behemoths 407 gallons. A 1980 Chicago area trans- tators will attend one of the concerts Many people also believe abortion is ming off the beaches of New Jersey, of the early '70s. As a result, the average portation study found that improving benefiting Amnesty International, know- NOT cruel and barbarous treatment to saccharine, sitting too close to the fleet fuel economy rose from 13 mpg to bicycle access to public transport is the ing nothing about the organization, what would otherwise become a mem- television, going to bed, getting up, 18 mpg in 1986,"said Renner. "Today's most cost-effective way to reduce auto because it will be the 'chic' thing to do, ber of the human species, and should putting your clothes on, walking down gas consumption remains the same as 15 emissions." and only a rationalization to see Bruce continue legally and federally funded in the street, everything else. years ago." Trying to change our driving habits is Springsteen again. some instances. Here's a happy thought: Every mom- Although American automakers have almost impossible. Have we become Why does it sometimes seemthat But of course, there's no comparing ent after you are born, you are one made progress in fuel economy, the spoiled because of our cars? Think about celebrities seem to be the first to speak the two. After all, we're dealing with, moment closer to death. foreign manufacturers continue to lead it the next time you complain about the out on the world's injustices or on the monkeys. Have a nice day. the way. air quality. Feature

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Prevention Safely staying in shape shoes. One suggestion, according to Runners World magazine, is to By Danny Bryant spend a little extra and get insole cushions. These help to absorb Staff Writer some of the shock of running and jumping and lessen the pressure on the feet, knees, and lower back. Sooner or later your body will demand more physical activity to Unhealthy feet will haunt you and delay any attempt you may have maintain a healthful balance in your life. In fact, it may be neces- of getting into shape. Good shoes should be high on the list of sary!to improve ones health to increase chances for survival. priorities. Getting into shape, wellness, physical fitness and workout will Just when shoes seem broken in for the right sport, it's time to take on a new meaning. replace them. Many retailers have access to outlets that repair and One of the best ways to prevent injuries and avoid serious compli- resole sports shoes. Ask your local merchant or look in the phone cations later on is to get a physical examination before you begin book. The savings may well be worth the effort. any fitness program. A complete physical by a doctor should give a good indication Minor injuries: treat yourself on pre-conditioning shape. Be sure to tell a physician what type of "No pain no gain." How many times have we heard that? If it is activity is planned and benefits are expected. Ask about the pulse going to hurt why do it? But if accidents occur here are some basic rate range to stay within. facts about treatments that can help. Another pre-workout suggestion to consider is insurance. In case Sprains, strains and bruises are usually caused by trauma and of injury, insurance can cover medical costs and speed recovery involve ligaments, muscles and joints.. Sprain is caused by overwork without extra worry. and improper technique. Symptoms are apparent to the laymen's naked eye. Look for Equipment rapid swelling, heat, disability and discoloration. Prompt treatment Start with shoes. Every sport shoe manufacturer has a type or will reduce the degree of the disability. style to fit your attitude and regime. For the beginner and the Bill Chambers, Fullerton College's male trainer and past week-end warriors, the selection is staggering. president of the National Athletic Trainers Association, offers this Brand names aside, the most important consideration, obviously remedy. is the fit. Generally, soft garment leather looks great and holds up "We treat acute sprains with ice the first twenty-four to forty- well indoors. During strenuous workouts outdoors one may find eight hours, then thirty minutes every three hours, or you may get support and stability lacking. the reverse effect," says Chambers, "never apply ice directly to the Consider shoes that are designed for cross-training(training in skin, it can cause frost bite. Ice compression and elevation will more than one sport) and everyday wear. Shoes that adapt to most reduce the swelling." surfaces and reduce strain on the feet are the ones to look for, Additionally, medications that relieve pain and swelling are eliminating the need to change shoes for each activity. another consideration. Generally these medications can be bought However, if you can afford it, find at least two pairs of different over the counter in a generic form.

the outset. As this distance becomes easier, it should be increased, each week, until you are walking three to four miles Couch potatoes hit on a daily basis. If you cannot do it all, try splitting your workout into two daily walks. Try not to drag along, or have the dog drag you, but instead, try the Si dewalks to speed up slightly, with the purpose of increasing your heart rate. If your doctor says you are fit against which you may step back enough to jog and this is about 18-20 inches. As you lean something you would like to do, Esther A. Privett and fall toward the tree or wall at after a period of a few weeks of 'Feature Assistant about a 45-degree angle, catch walking, you may begin or may the wall with your outstretched try alternating fast walking with If adults have been couch pota- arms. Repeat this nine to 10 a brief run or jog. toes and done sedentary work for times. too long, it is often difficult for These stretch the hamstring them to get started on an exercise muscles and achilles tendons, program even if they need to get both are important to walking. A up and get moving. ,few minutes of forward and side Before they begin any exercise '/beding of the trunk and some regime, smoking should be the kneehug exercises on the floor first health issue addressed, since should get you ready to walk. smoking will interfere with any Studies have shown that fitness program. Cigarettes strengthening the big leg and sabotage or lessen one's ability to thigh muscles and a regular participate in even light exercises 'walking program may help to and will have the walker short of prevent many of the complaints breath before the walk is over. of back pain experienced by If you can't say no to cigarettes An those who sit too much. you may need to enroll in a Any exercise program, even If one has not been walking for Healtli, clubs have been forced to cater their formal stop-smoking program or walking, should be preceded by ata programs to all ages 10 to 15 minute period of any distancec inenwl a while, it is besbest in order to keep enrollment up, make a visit or two to a not to exceed a mile, half of a hypnotherapist to implant post- stretching, done by most of those mile out and half a mile back, at offering trial memberships at hypnotic suggestion in your mind who exercise, regularly. Slow, various times for those who instead of a cigarette in your stretch exercises for the back and would like to sample them. mouth. legs tell the muscle stretch Before signing up with any club, receptors to get ready for somej it is wise to check out their more vigorous exercise, shortly. number of years on the scene, Stretching, done properly, can what they offer, and their protect one from muscle injury. alternate locations, in case you These exercises may be done relocate in the future. Some clubs on the floor at home before have affiliates nation-wide. starting out or they may be Many of the clubs, in addition incorporated into the actual to a workout floor, machines and walking program, if you don't weights boast indoor running mind a few stares. tracks, pools, steam rooms, and Consciously moving the legs, I jacuzzis. It is questionable if the hips and spine, gently, as you heat therapy ever did anything limber up at the outset can be for sore muscles but seem to aid in relaxation. .- .L. done by locating a tree or a wall Friday, September 16, 1988-

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*.. * -. -'..,.. :. #,, v, .. . .,. By Elizabeth A. Lubin Feature Editor

Fullerton College's cafeteria, once considered the only place to eat with not much to offer has turned itself into a nutritious alternative that students like to patronize. Director Hazel Griffith, sees students recognizing the benefits of eating healthfully. "Definitely in the last year and a half I have seen students buying very nutritiously; they also are interested in the food itself and often ask questions on ss sell)," says n* of the food (we the contents and preparation Griffith. Even the food is prepared more health-consciously says Griffith. "Our employees are more nutritiously-minded (toward the food's preparation)," she said. The Cafeteria department consists of two facilities, one at the Wilshire Center and the other in the quad, 18 classified employees and 24 students.

"All the students have to do is look at the line to see that we are constantly busy," says Griffith about the success of each business day. Rnproves health Added to the menu this semester are shrimp egg rolls, which were adopted last Spring, but not on a regular basis, onion rings, ham and cheese on a bagel for heating in the microwave and "in-house baked" e community muffins. "For the last six months (our sandwich bar) has been going fantastic," she says, "I have been told we make an These offices can help with ques- Six staff faculty are involved in excellent sandwich." the presentation of material: Brian 6ns about transferring, goals and have been made according to Griffith counseling; Jim Pasquale, Lots of changes pport in many ways such as Couron, bar, offering two soups a day, chili, Home Eco- such as the soup frection to the right counselors P.E.; Peggy Ramsey, and salad bar, Beers, P.E.; Pat which she says is very popular 1 to talk to and setting nomics; Sue ad people combo has been a big hit with alistic goals. Oetting, Home Economics; and The sandwich/chip according to Griffith. Classes that can be taken to Marty Orner, P.E. students lay the information given to Brown suggested the possibility "We will be willing to change things around, but A ,culty in the Wellness program of the Associated Students forming extra meat in the sandwich and its extra cost has to be iclude: a similar program for the students. matched (by the buyer)," added Griffith. i Q[ 208 Nutrition and Fitness "The A.S. may express an inter- together a } 0 209 Nutrition and You est in helping to put for students," said t O 154Fitness Testing with Exer- similar program E s^Prescription Brown. 153 Lifetime Fitness/Cycling But, the problem may or may Hornet hunger-One of the daily activities for i D 243 Stress Management not be the presence of apathy as students on campus is grabbing something to hrough Physical Activity discovered by the A.S.'s president eat or drink at the snackbar. In the quad area and II0 161 Body Conditioning Fit- Joe Hertel last semester. cafeteria, students like Kip Ashton, top, "Students may or may not be friend use the make-your-own beverage bar. VIAH 110 Introduction to Applied interested in collegiality," com- Although refills aren't free, an extra large drink sychology mented Brown. only costs a dollar. Brown describes the FC pro- Finally, the end of the line. Although eating out ram as "unique" and a "fore- Conversely, Brown pointed out every day can be expensive, FC students can inner" in terms of the number of that perhaps the age difference get a medium drink, fries and a cheeseburger for tegrated staff members involved. may be a main reason for the staff under three dollars. Wellness, although a mystery to acceptance as a whole. Craig Bird, center, finds a refuge in the an atiy, is described as a holistic "After 50, life becomes more cafeteria as he rushes to complete pproach to better oneself in over- meaningful, and the idea of longer assignment and quench his thirst. 11 physical, nutritional, mental, life becomes an internal moti- td financial well-being. vation," said Brown. All of this may seem like a lot, tut unlike many classes taken in For students, Brown feels that . Vav %Ff 'nMV Evl,-v- ollege the skills and tools learned prolonging one's life when it seems There are many ways of raising bpugh this program are meant to full and healthy now may not draw Tension stress in others. The classic exam- Ie used throughout one's lifetime.. an immediate response. ple is not answering back when | The idea of holism is designed to Brown said he would like to see people make requests. Another elp a person better deal with this be the case for many pro- idea worth considering is forcing mall problems that come up by fessionals on and off campus as Combatting stress all your work upon others, thus irst dealing with the larger re- they are often too busy helping reducing their chances of meeting of taking care of But, I came up with a possible ionsibilities others instead of themselves first. By Vince Williams deadlines. solution to the question; how to in~self. "Those of us with office jobs Managing Editor After a while, the brainstorming district offices of the North avoid stress. The answer lies in the The tend to treat ourselves to health of stressful ideas can take over and Col- stess levels in those around you. If i)range County Community last," says Brown. the stress completely disappears. fge District are participating in Stress. The disease of the unprep- you allow the stresses in others to Beware of side affects, such as the down- he program starting this semester. Another motivation for staff to ared, the untimely and rise, the stress you experience per; perhaps, getting kicked once in a Each section of the campus is continue with the program and for right late. That feeling of becom- sonally appears insignificant. while or even losing your job. But if ,eing represented in this Wellness the student community on campus ing too wanted for your own good' While you feel like climbing the you do lose your job, then your r to unite for health could be as could seriously affect your per- else hang- ?r gram. walls and find everyone stress is gone completely. Wasn't me ° Brown describes, "without a sup- formance in everyday activities, ing from the ceiling, you don't feel that what you strived for anyway? "We are off to a successful sem- port network (of someone to work such as thinking, walking and chew- so bad after all. ester," says Brown. Completing out with), it won't happen." ing gum. Is there an answer to this the program last June were 42 staff problem? members; currently more than 30 Editor's Note: Fullerton Col- I'm not sure. I've never experi- are enrolled. lege's Torch magazine, coming enced stress. At least, I dare not "This program provides a lot of out at the end of the semester, will admit to it. But all others around :value to staff," said Brown. Staff include an in-depth article on the me are the type that begin to climb *willreceive information and bene- Wellness Pl'ogram on campus. the walls the moment two people fitsthat would otherwise cost hund- This article was designed as an speak at once. This can be serious reds of dollars of outside pro- overview of the program. and definitely something I try to fessional time. avoid.

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By Eric Marson Additionally, the club is going to Birthday Party Editor-in-Chief encourage off-campus field trips to various social services counsel- Saturday, Oct. 8, 1988 is FC ing agencies. According to Couron, day at Knott's Berry FarmThere Are you thinking about a career this will allow students to gain in Human Services?Do you like the are still plenty of tickets left, so some first-hand experience by come celebrate FC's 75th anni- thought of spending your days help- talking with and interviewing peo- ing others? Haveyou ever wondered ple in the field. versary at the birthday party to what it would be like to have a beat all birthday parties. Tickets profession in the medical field? "The focus that we want is to help the students get connected are on sale for only $11.00, and If you answered yes to any of are available at the Student these questions, then we just may either as volunteers or as paid interns so they can get some on- Affairs office, the FC bookstore, have what you've been looking for. and the public relations office. Sure, it may sound like one of the-job experience while they're those ridiculous Bryman School taking the courses. This is what's known as an apprenticeship," commercials that seem to only air Roaring 20's during old Twilight Zone reruns, Couron said. but if you do happen to be serious Heading the club is Dr. Gerald September is roaring 20's month about finding a career that's going Hershey, who this semester is for FC's 75th anniversary cele- to suit you, Fullerton College's teaching a brand-new course de- bration. On Wednesday, Sept. 21 signed for students interested in Human Services Club may very from 11 a.m. to nnon, there will well be the place to start. social services, 219 Intro to Human Services. be special events to com- Designed for students interested memorate this decade. Hershey pointed out that a lot of There in classes related to helping people will (liberal studies, psychology, socio- students who think they may want be an AS lip synch contest, logy, etc.), the newly formed club a career as a social worker never roaring 20's contests, a pep rally, Vince Williams/Hornet offers invaluable assistance in before had a place to go on campus and more. Accident site-This was the scene last Tues- lot near the baseball field. Although three cars choosing the correct path to a for information. day, Sept. 13, at the entrance to the FC parking were involved, there were no injuries reported. rewarding career helping others. "This club is for anyone who "One of the things we're in- wants a career helping people, and Security Escorts terested in doing is assisting stu- will certainly meet a lot of needs," Dial he said. 7343 on the red phones dents who have a desire to help located in Both men assert that faculty the halls of all buil- others in getting the kinds of dings on campus, for an 'Friends' lend helping hand classes they need and learning members had been talking for se- escort to about the varied kinds of careers veral years about starting this kind your car, or anywhere, day or When asked the inevitable questions regarding that are available out in the real of a club to fulfill students needs, night. By Sharon Sisson FC's unsatisfactory parking situation, Maw said that world," says Dr. Brian Couron, a but only recently did the idea begin and Craig Martin construction of the new parking structure would resource person with the Human to take form. Correction Staff Writers begin some time in October. The multi-level struc- Services Club. "One day we just got our energy ture will add 300 new parking spaces for FC Part of the club's function will together and everybody said 'Yeah, In the last issue of the Hornet, A new assistance program called "Friends of the students. be to help students connect with let's do it,' "' Couron remarked. Andrew DeCraene was incor- Children" is gearing up at Fullerton College, an- Another addition to the campus will be a shuttle people who offer jobs in the human Interested students are encour- rectly referred to as the Dean of nounced Associated Students '(AS) President Guy bus for FC night students. The shuttle would be services field by inviting profes- aged to contact either Dr. Couron Administrative Services. Maw. similair to the shuttle used at the Brea Mall. While sionals onto campus to talk about in Room 117 in the Career Center, Once and for all, Mr. DeCraene The program, also known as "Hornet Help," will the planhas been approved, technical decisions have requirements necessary for em- or Dr. Hershey in the Humanities is the Vice President of Admini- be for children of FC students only. It will work on a yet to be made before the shuttle can start running. ployment. Building, Room 524-03 strative services. system of cash grants to needy parents who cannot provide all of their children's necessities because of strained schedules. Maw, who donates his monthly AS paycheck of Looking ahead Styro $150 to the program,is appealing to the FC staff, as Continued from page 1 well as the community, for contributions to the fund. CFC's have never been used by Lammers said. Nevertheless, he The 28 year old president has appointed FC Day Maw also answered questions regarding a]ppar- The problems associated with that company. says, all plastics manufacturers Care Director, Linda Wokurka to run the program. ently unfulfilled campaign promises. 'When hie at- the manufacture and disposal of Instead, Dart uses pentane, have agreed to ban the use of Maw, who met with a journalism class recently, tempted to reduce cafeteria and textbook prdcees, he styrofoam products is a heavily which Samuels says is "highly CFC's by the end of this year. discussed his campaign promises, accomplishments, claims he "ran into a brick wall." debated issue. The chief problem toxic both in the manufacturing The largest issue the cafeteria and goals with a group of journalism students. Maw discovered the cafeteria has been runniing in lies with the use of chloroflouro- and elimination process." Lammers, has had to deal with is the cost.' Maw's promises included increased funding for the red for the past four years, and is just begilnning carbons (CFC's) in the manu- however, says that the fumes from Paper products cost two to three child care and scholarships, as well as reduced costs to break even. In addition, he found that the c

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0 1988 Glendale Federal Savings and Loan Association. Entertainment Friday, September 16, 1988 Records America's pastime for sale Iflarge chains come up short, Eight Men Out explores skeletons of baseball's past Third baseman Buck Weaver (played by John By Brian Pado Cusack) struggles with his conscience on whether he small stores can supply solace Staff Writer should let his co-conspirators down or disappoint the young fans who look up to him daily as he walks home The last thing that anyone can accuse Hollywood of from the ball field. Black Hole Records (108 S. Employee Laurel Atkinson said By Mike Lyster being is original or innovative. Every so often, a Brea Blvd., Brea). Black Hole is a that the moderate-sized store is "Shoeless" Joe Jackson (D.B. Sweeney), the brunt Entertainment Editor number of Hollywood studios will come up with small store specializing in new, filled with merchandise, and that of ribbing by fans because of his limited schooling similar ideas for movies. imported records "(Canterbury's) prices are the ends up being the best hitter of the fixed series even used, rare and The current topic of group discovery is the base- While record store giants like of the cheapest in the area." though he agrees to join the others in conspiracy. Music with a decor reminiscent The trend began this summer with Plus, Sam Goody and Tower Beggar's Banquet (1215 S. ball-themed film. Veteran pitcher Eddie Cicotte (David Strathairn), a Records punk rock era. Record selection is look at the minor leagues. can generally satisfy re- Beach Blvd., Anaheim). Locally, Bull Durham,a present-day family man knowing his arm cannot hold out much not vast, compact discs even less, piece about a cord buyers geared towards Top this is a small store catering to Then came Stealing Home, a reflective longer, joins in simply for the welfare of his wife and 40, yet Black Hole also has hard-to- baseball. or other in-demand music, to college-oriented music, with a player's life after child, rather than simple personal greed. find new music stickers, posters most tragic more intrepid music enthusiasts selection of new and used Eight Men Out, the latest and easily As in his previous works, Sayles' storytelling and T shirts. small field, is written whose interests lie with under- CDs, and records from all rock addition to enter the celluloid playing strength happens during group conflict. The viewer is ground, (32341 Ca- and directed by John Sayles. Based on Eliot Asinof's import or other specialties, Condor Records eras. 'captured by the dynamics of the players and the book, the movie accurately depicts the events sur- these giant chains can leave some- mino Capistrano, San Juan Capis- Music Market (2701 Harbor team's inner friction. A fragile, yet volatile, group rounding the 1919 Chicago White Sox who conspired thing to be desired. trano/63 Calle De Industrias, San Blvd., Costa Mesa). This is a large before the series, the Sox start to split at the seams as to throw the World Series. Too often, larger chains neglect Clemente).These two south county county store, with exhaustive se- rumors persist. A certain degree of silent paranoia Sayles has put to film an intricate character study the interests of the off-beat record stores will be changing to an as- lections of classical, jazz, country, pervades the dugout. with a that only history could have produced: a raucous, buyer, instead preferring to con- yet-unknown new name soul, soundtracks and used What has been put together is not a high-intensity scentrate on the sure-sales ability recent change in management. Im- cliquish group of ballplayers, a spendthrift owner, drama. Rather, it is a modest movie about a group of records. ambivalent of big-name or radio-proven ar- ports will be cut from its ordering, various gambling thugs and low-lifes, an young men in over their heads, trying to get back at Razz Records (18154 Imperial tists whose works are sure to seize but according to employee Roni manager, and a pair of suspicious reporters. the establishment. Hwy., Yorba Linda).The people at a large portion of the record buy- Schanderl, the stores will still spe- Sports historians will not be interested so much in Eight players, whose motive for throwing the series this medium-sized store have ing public. cialize in reggae and soul. what happens, but how it transpires: clandestine was as much revenge against team owner Charles themselves "the special- looking for a And while these chains serve a Middle Earth Records (10357 deemed meetings between players and gamblers Comiskey who paid them the barest of attention-the carrying many novelty re- purpose, those with differing tastes Lakewood Blvd., Downey). While ists," sure buck; players meeting with their other gamblers least paid team in the sport, though possibly the most picture discs and hard- with other can find some solace knowing that this store is just outside of Orange cords like looking for a sure buck; players meeting talented. specialities. As well, Razz there are a variety of record stores County, it is worth a visit for to-find gamblers to double their profit; gamblers later reneg- Beautifully photographed by Robert Richardson up-to-date imports and with different specialties including record enthusiasts to see its vast carries ing on payments halfway through the series. (Platoon,Wall Street) the era is saddeningly recreated new music records. screenplay and direction, underground, import, oldies, and selection of CDs, imports, used Though Sayles, through by Nora Chavooshian (Matewan, Brother From Other county stores include: also reggae and soul, in and around records, import and domestic mu- does a fine job working the ensemble cast, the film Planet) as the 1919 series comes to life right Spectrum (1264 S. Another Orange County. sic publications and video depart- Sound ultimately sputters to an extent when it cuts from the down to the player's archaic pillow-like gloves and Highway, Laguna Beach) Hyde Park Corner. (4840 ment. Coast players to the gamblers and their double-dealing that flannel uniforms. specializing in reggae; Peer Re- spent with Irvine Blvd., Irvine). This store's Canterbury Records (805 E. at times borders on farce. Though the time Even at the film's end, one has to keep asking how a cords (stores in north Irvine and selection is as imported as its name- Colorado Blvd., Pasadena). Also them illustrates the total botch job in the works, it group of players could do such a thing, letting the specializing in al- sake, catering to the import and outside of Orange County is this Newport Beach) takes away precious time that could go to a more American pastime be bought out by the American pop; and Pop Culture new music fan often getting re- store which despite its imported ternative in-depth look at the players whose lives would change dream. (25351 Alicia Parkway, leases well ahead of the big chains name, carries only a small portion Records dramatically after the series. The irony is that Weaver, who originally joined and headquarters for a from an overseas buyer. If some- of imports, including jazz, but ad- Laguna Hills) The film's poignancy comes out when the story is later separated himself, received no money at all and thing is hard to find it is likely that ditionally carries a variety of do- retail record store, a distributor focused on the players themselves, and what occurs is was found just as guilty. Hyde Park Corner will have it. mestic rock, pop and big band. and an independent record label. bittersweet tragedy. _ I Performance Hitchcock & the Egyptian'S off-kilter world sung in song

former Softboys bandmates pearing on Globe of Frogs. Scott Suthers on bass and Staff Writer Morris Windsor The band seemed to gather Andy Metcalfe on drums, all of more energy and momentum as whom added more punch and the show proceeded and the Robyn Hitchcock is showing intensity to the songs on stage crowd became more respon- the signs of his latest success beyond their vinyl counterparts, sive, culminating in a ripping with his most recent show, Sat- as well as incorporating more version of "Listening to the urday, Sept. 10, at San Juan dimension to the band's sound Higsons" and what sounded Capistrano's Coach House, on than one would expect from a like a deranged barbershop this, his third swing through the three piece. quartet working of "Uncorrect- lucrative Southern California ed Personality Traits," a story area. about what happens to spoiled The English perfomer proved little psychotic children when himself once again to be one of "...And when she walks across the floorboards they grow up. the most creative and unique And, ultimately, after two en- artists in the music business how they creak and ooze cores, the lights fell and it today with an energetic perfor- and moan...And in a seemed Robyn Hitchcock and mance punctuated with his off- globe of frogs we're the Egyptians had proven itself kilter stories, There are very once again. few performers around today licking tongues and who can mention children who moving on..." turninto wardrobes, insane doc- tors and transvestisism in the Walk like an Egyptian- same breath. The humor in his Robyn Hitchcock Scenes from Robyn music that walks the line be- and the Egyptians Hitchcock and the Egyptians' tween zany and disturbing is "Globe Of Frogs" show, Saturday, Sept. 10. Top just one part of what sets photo, from left: guitarist/singer Robyn Hitchcock apart from your typ- Perhaps the biggest surprise ical rock 'n' roll singer. Hitchcock, and bassist Morris of Saturday's show came when Rather than an overall retro- R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck Windsor. Bottom photo, from spective of all of his seven al- joined the band midway left: Windsor and R.E.M. bums, Hitchcock and his band, through the set, collaborating guitarist Peter Buck, who sat the Egyptians, instead concen- with the group that once opened in with the band. trated on more recent material for him and trading guitar har- Scott Suthers/Hornet such as "Airscape" from monies comfortably with Element Of Light and "Balloon Hitchcock. In addition to Sat- Man" from this year's LP Globe urday's cameo, Buck has sat in of Frogs. The trio consists of on selected dates throughout vA- rickets, Jnc. Hitchcock on guitar, as well as Hitchcock's tour as well as ap- Concerts Q Sports o Live Theatre 1 ip ! ' GEORGE MICHAEL 0 INXS 0 OINGO BOINGO SPRINGSTEEN 0 CHEAP TRICK D SADE GIOVANNIS Coming Soon: Prince, Janet Jackson, SINCE 1958 Peter Gabriel, Huey Lewis, Phil Collins 17150 Norwalk Blvd. Pizza . Spaghetti - Sandwiches (213) 924-5007 Cerrlltos, Suite 109 . Deli - Catering

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Wilcox SportsBy Kyle Editor

Running in competition is more than just putting one foot in front of the other, it involves the prepara- tion of the mind as well as the body. Cross Country and Track head coach Jim Kiefer has the experience at the highest level of talent and mental readiness. Kiefer managed the Athletes Con- trol Center.in the 1984 Olympics. His job involved getting the ath- letes ready after they had arrived from the USC campus, the site of the Olympic village, for the events that they would be competing in. Is Tyson Athletes would warm up in the unbeatable? center Steve and at the proper time, Zyllus/Hornet Kiefer would send them up to the On the job-Track coach Jim Kiefer brings his expertise to work. By Brian Harris no-names from Palookaville, he wants a title track for their event. Kiefer also Staff Writer match against Tyson. Foreman has announced that helped design the time schedule that was first used in the U.S. "All of the top athletes focus "It is tougher to make the U.S. any money he would earn from a Tyson-Foreman their attention Olympic team than the Olympics match would Olympic Trials and then the 1984 on their event that When Muhammad All was in his boxing immortal be used to build a boxing gym they are going to but the trial system is the most fair bearing his name for youngsters to turn to instead Olympics in Los Angeles. compete in," heyday, people used to say, "Who can beat this Kiefer does not lack in coaching Kiefer said. considering the load of athletes," guy?" of the streets-definitely a charitable case. Un- fortunately for boxing, so is Foreman. experience, having coached the "The top athletes remember Kiefer said. The consensus was that King Kong would have field past events that they did well in Nordquist finishedfifth in the But what about Mitch Green? Surely you've events at UCLA for three had trouble with Ali. When Ali was dancing, years before coming to FC in and then they will try to reproduce high jump at the U.S. Olympic jabbing, and gabbing in the ring he was at the heard about Green, the boxer who picked a fight 1979. that same effect," Kiefer said. trials with a jump of seven feet six height of his invincibility. In short, he was King with Tyson outside a men's clothing store some In 1985 Kiefer began to per- The key for a young athlete at inches, but there are less than ten Kong, of the heavyweights that is, his boxing skills weeks ago at 4 a.m. Mitch fought Tyson a year ago, sonally coach Doug Nordquist, a any event is staying calm, Kiefer high jumpers in the whole world, rarely challenged. And then along came a Godzilla and went the distance, but lost unanimously on all former FC student, who was just said. He also believes that the excluding the United States, who named Joe Frazier, and the rest is history. Kong three of the judges' score cards. hoping to qualify for the Olympic young athletes try to do more then can clear that mark. had finally met his match-Ali lost to Frazier, Green probably had a few screws loose even trials. It just so happened he quali- they are able to. Every U.S. athlete who wants to another legend felled. before he challenged Tyson: his driver's license has fied for the 1984 Olympics. compete gets a shot at the trials, Now comes the curious case of the newest been suspended well over fifty times and last year Kiefer worked extensively on unlike some countries which have invincible lord of the ring, heavyweight champion he held-up a gas station. When the employee Nordquist's mental aspect. a committee choose their represen- Mike Tyson. Once again the murmur among the tending the cash register fled the scene, Green not "We would run a scenario that Seoul '88 atives. masses is, "Who can beat this guy?" only took this money, but also that of some he was on his last jump and if he "Some countries won't send ath- Suggestions? After watching Tyson in his previ- customers as ,well. In fact, he even pumped their did not clear the bar he would be letes if they don't have a shot at a ous fight dismantle Michael Spinks in less than two gas for them. out of the competition. I would yell "They will try to run faster and medal in the Olympics," Kiefer minutes (roughly the time Now Green wants to and scream at him before he would farther, jump longer and higher, said. "We will send athletes even if it takes for a traffic light fight Tyson in the ring make his jump to try to break his and do things in competition that they are not good enough to get a to change or a micro- once again. Judging by concentration," Kiefer said. they have never done before. medal," wave weenie to cook), Now comes the ciurious case of the the fact that Tyson, At the Olympic trials, the prepar- "Often times you will see the Another advantage the trials one ation came .in can find it appparent newest invincible lord of the ring caved in half of Mitch's handy because- event results much better in the gives U.S. athletes over foreign that Tysonisrunning out n rof th ' facewithonepunch,may- Nordquist was down to his last Southern California playoffs of the athletes,especiallyEastemBloccountr- heavyweight channpion Mike ofworthyopponents.Per- Tyson. be Green should stick to jump and if he did not make it he Junior Colleges than at the state ries, is they give the competitors a haps a better opponent Once again the mrlurmur among the impersonating gas sta- would be out of the Olympic trials. level. Athletes get to the state sense of spontaneity. would be a nuclear war- masses is, "Who can beat this guy?" don attendants. When Nordquist came up to jump competition and are distracted by "In the Soviet Union they have a head, a SWAT team or a Okay, how about Her- ,the bar another event was just all of the attention," Kiefer said. 'greenhouse effect,' where coaches band of Lithuanian left- sche Walker? Yes, it's finishing and about 50 photo- U.S. athletes have an advantage try to eliminate as many variables ist guerillas (along with true, the stand-out Dal- graphers were taking their pictures over foreign athletes because they as possible. But when they face a help from several mu- las Cowboyrunning back of the finish. Nordquist had to compete in an event that is tougher crowd they can't handle it; they tants from outer space and a ninja warrior). Even wants a shot at Tyson. Walker has the football jump with the distraction but he than the Oympics-the U.S. Olym- have problems when something Kong himself doesn't seem all that far-out as a player complex: no species of any creature, let did clear it. pic trials. goes wrong," Kiefer said. possible opponent. alone a boxer, can survive a physical beating from What about Evander Holyfield? The former Ol- a monster of the gridiron. Armed only with that ympic light heavyweight medalist is perhaps the mentality and without any professional boxing last real threat to a long Tyson heavyweight training or experience, Walker would have as championship reign. Although Holyfield would. much of a chance in the ring against Tyson as have to beef up to make the heavyweight ranks, he would Peewee Herman. still posseses tremendous punching power. Like Aaah, what about the movie champ/tough guy, Tyson, he is a brawler rather than a boxer, so a Sylvester Stallone? As long as Sly is writing the Full time Tyson-Holyfield match-up would probably not go script, Tyson doesn't stand a chance (at least I can't rewars past the third round. seem to think of a Stallone-written plot with a Then what about George Foreman? Wait a twist). minute. Are we talking about 39-year-old George Then how about Tyson's actress-wife, Robin Foreman, the same man who boxed in the 1968 Givens? If you really think she could really rough with temporarywork. Olympics, and then professionally in the late 60s him up, then you've been watching too many Pepsi and early 70s? Perhaps it's his son. commercials. Sadly enough though, it's true. After making a Finally, what about Mike Tyson? Think about it, comeback over a year ago and defeating a few Tyson versus Tyson. Now there's a match I'd like to see-after all, who can beat this guy? I

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After losing their season opener for the last three years, the FC By Julie Vinger football team finally began their Staff Writer season on a winning note by beat- ing College of the Desert, 34-13, Opening the season with a win last Saturday. and a tie, FC has started their "It feels good to start off the rebuilding year on a positive note season on a winning note," head in a, 1-1, tie with Glendale on coach Hal Sherbeck said. September and a, 3-2,win over The offense played well by roll- Mount San Antonio College last ing up 314 yards in total offense Tuesday. while committing one turnover. Cris St. Hilaire scored the only Sophomore quarterback Victor goal in the Glendale game. Williams completed 12 of 16 pass- Scoring the first two goals, es for 171 yards and three touch- Bruno Gonzalez led FC in the Mt downs. Wide receiver Tim SAC game and Augustin Lopez Imperialli caught six passes for scored the other goal assisted by 124 yards and two of those touch- Fernie Samava. down throws. for Major changes are underway on Jeff Andrews had 13 carries the Hornet Soccer team: a'new 80 yards witlh and an average of six conference, an entirely new team, point two yards per carry. a touch- and enthusiastic assistant-coach. Ray Pallares scored down of a three yard run and Mike Head coach Jim Pasquale says Thomas scored another one on a he expects it to be a building year 12 yard catch. with growth with each game. Kirk Hainline kicked two field "We have enough talent to Steve Barber/Hornet goals from 33 and 39 yards. blend into a precision, machine," Thirteen points resulted from Pasquale said. Shooting for a winning season-(clockwise from upper left) (number 9) and Fernando Gonzales watch a FC score that was turnovers forced by the FC de- Joining the staff is assistant Soccer coach Jim Pasquale instructs his players. Bruno Gonzales called back for an offsides. Amy Peterson cools off Roberto Alvarez. fense. The team caused four fum- coach Bela Bircsak, who comes to bles and safety Craig Glatzhofer FC with experience as a state man, a returning player who took number will be reduced to 20' for Diamond Bar High School choos- State Coaches Association's top and cornerback James Rollins also played two years off. the regular traveling team by ing to come to FC. ten most of the .year. each intercepted the ball. select team coach who Fernando, and Paul leads mid-September. Bruno, The secondary proved that it is with JuniorUnited Soccer Associa- Pasquale says that Gordon Northview High Most of these players are walk- Gonzalez from The Hornets will face teams like the key to the Hornet defense when tion regular and state teams. the team and is "the hub of develop- other, brothers ons, but Pasquale has recruited School are three third place Golden West (in the the team gave up only four of 13 Coach Pasquale feels that Birc- ment." that Pasquale is excited about. co nference last year), some from neighboring high passes for 81 yards. sak will be a definate asset to the Guzman previously played goal- is in a new confer- schools. This year FC Orange Coast, Rancho Santiago, "I was very pleased with our team. ie for the Hornets but now returns Empire Confer- ence, the Orange Cypress, and Riverside. secondary. It's a veteran group, "Our team will function and as a field player. His maturity and Freshman goalie Jeff Holcombe ence, after coming over from the move as a unit with two coaches," will help in rebuilding from Troy High School and Victor which really stabilizes our entire knowledge South Coast Conference. The Hornet Soccer Team has defense." Sherbeck said. Pasquale said. the new team. Venegas for Valencia High School came in fourth in not reached the playoffs since Although they FC gets a bye this week and then The team is composed of all new are plusses. had a good 1981 when they were conference Since the first day, 40 men have their conference, they the team will play Cerritos College players, with the exception of soph- Pasquale is elated finishing with a 10-4- champs when they lost in the first been in and out of practice but only about bro- year overall, at Fullerton District Stadium at omore Jeff Gordon, and Jose Guz- thers John and Robert Barton and they were rated in round of state competition. 25 regulars have stayed; even that of 2 record seven p.m. on September 24. SRunners improve with time Water polo team is hopefu

up there," Coach Jim Kiefer said, "Beltran and By Ralph Ferguson Loomer both did great." By Kyle Wilcox Sports Assistant Unfortunately for FC, their third man, sophomore Sports Editor Tony Winkler, did not come in until almost a minute The FC cross country team kicked off its season later finishing 41 with a time of 21:26. In two years, water polo head last Saturday at Woodward Park in Fresno by Willie DeMello, FC's fourth man, finished only coach Jerry Solum has built a team finishing seventh out of 21 schools at the Fresno five seconds behind Winkler, yet 25 other runners with a legitimate chance at a win- Invitational. ... separated the two, giving DeMello the 67th position. ning season and a berth in the The Hornets, who finished 'with a total score of As the team focuses on Friday's relays at Hunting- Southern California College play- 195, received a strong showing from sophomore ton Park, they will start working on functioning as a offs. Marcial Beltran. Beltran finished second in the race team. Kiefer's goal is to get the second man and the "For the first time in five years out of over 120 runners, posting a time of 19:58 on fifth man to finish within 30 seconds of each other, the team has a chance for a win- the four mile course. but he stressed that the frontrunners will continue ning record and a shot for the with a demanding pace. The third, fourth, and fifth Southern California College play- Not far behind Beltran was Zack Loomer, who men will have to keep pace with them. offs," Solum said. finished 13 with a time of 20:34. Coach Kiefer hopes that his runners' times will Solum came to FC at the end of Despite the inexperience, Loomer, a freshman, improve on Friday. "It will be interesting to see how the 1986 season in which the team was able to finish in the top ten percent of the race on well they compete in a smaller competition," Kiefer had a record of 3-18 and was rated Saturday. "It was really encouraging to see Loomer said. 35 out of 36 teams in the state. Last season's team finished with Liz Lubin/Hornet , a 9-10 record and was ranked 13 in the state. Not in time-Brian Fraizer attempts to block a shot during practice. FC's biggest obstacle is residing in the toughest conference in the all league of the South Coast Conf- nique FC used last year. i --- state, with the top teams in the conference, Golden West and erence. . "We will be a fast breaking Work in the Movie Industry "FAST FINGERS Long Beach, ranked one and two The goalie spot will be manned team with outside shots and a hard Free movies, flexible hours, full TYPE FOR YOU" by Brian Fraizer who made the nose pressing defense," Solum Results oriented business in the state at the end of last season. or part time. 18 and over or high We type anything, at any time. honorable mention all league last said. people- we need you for our school graduate. Apply at thea- $2 per page. 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