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Volumfolumole LXXIVYYIV, NumbeNnmhor 17 V^- MarcMarrh 2424 , 1988 Former Ambassador Secured To Be Graduation Orator By Chris Perkins, QC Assistant News Editor Former ambassador Francis L. from 1977-1985, Dale supervised Dale, president of the Music the editorial, financial, circulation, Center of Los Angeles County, advertising, manufacturing, has been announced as the distribution and public relations featured speaker at Whittier departments. Previously, he College's 85th commencement served as president and Sunday, May 29. publisher of the Cincinnati Dale manages fundraising and Enquirer. public relations for the music While in Cincinnati, Dale led a center and acts as liaison to the group of investors who Los Angeles Philharmonic, the purchased the Cincinnati Reds in Opera, the Joffrey Ballet, the 1967, and served as president Master Chorale and the Center and director of the Reds from Theatre Group. 1967-1973. CAMPUS ) CELEBRATION: UN. Ambassador The selection of Dale took place much later than usual. The (Above) Alumni Ben and Bill Har­ Prior to assuming his present choice is usually made no later ris at the groundbreaking position. Dale held senior than February. Prior to the positions in the fields of decision to invite Dale, Dr. Robert festivities for the new housing international diplomacy, Marks, vice president of facility to be built behind the Har­ journalism and athletics. academic affairs and dean of ris Amphitheater. (Left) ASWC From the period 1974-1976, faculty, had stated that the President Kelli Hokanson ad­ Dale served as United States Commencement Speaker Search Permanent Representative to the Committee was "actively" dresses the guests at the event. United Nations in Geneva, with looking for a woman speaker. the rank of Ambassador. As chief Mills Sees Tie In of the mission, he headed a U.S. Photos by Matthew Taylor diplomatic team which dealt with In announcing the speaker for 147 countries and eight commencement. President international agencies of the UN. Eugene Mills commented on the It was while in this position that timeliness of Dale's selection in Dale participated in negotiations the context of the recent on the Strategic Arms Limitation groundbreaking for a new Treaty (SALT). In 1976, he was U.S. performing arts center at the delegate to the 31st United college. Nations General Assembly. "President Mills is very <—}- Former Newspaper Editor confident that Dale will be a good speaker," commented Donald Campus Car Accident Leaves As preside^aTTckjjublisher of Stewart, the college's director of the Los An, Examiner communications. Student in Hospital Four Days Ca s System Joins By Tonya Lockman, QC Staff Writer A collision between a car and the car and the motorcycle hit. speed was "about 30," which in a motorcycle occurred on From Spencer's perspective, he a 25 mile per hour zone is "not US ibrary Indexes Sunday, March 13, on Earlham was driving down Earlham and too fast." By John K. Ashby, QC Staff Writer drive just outside the Redwood saw Brown pulling out. His brakes "The bushes in front of building. Robert Scott Spencer, locked up and his leg slid Redwood need to be cut," stated The Whittier College library has services of the consortium, driver of the motorcycle, suffered between the motorcycle and the Brown. "They block the view of recently purchased an IBM including borrowing USC a broken leg and was hospitalized car. He then flipped over the car the street." To prevent future compatible computer to link with materials, are available to for four days. Cheri Brown, driver and slid on the pavement. collisions, Brown said people a network at the University of Whittier students and faculty. of the car, was not hurt. should "look more carefully and Southern California. What can be used right now via Sergeant Richard Hardy of the No One at Fault slow down." The Electronic Library computer are the magazine Whittier Police Department said Hardy stated "neither party was Spencer stated that he' 'doesn't Consortium (ELC) was joined by indexes and the card catalog. that no court action will be taken completely at fault. As Brown blame her |Brown] for the Whittier so that students could Databases currently available, against either party as a result of came out of the driveway she accident" adding "people are have access to a broader range besides the two above, are the accident. failed to yield when trying to see coming down too hard on her." of information services at USC management contents, computer past some bushes. But the according to Joe Dmohowski, abstracts, and trade industry Collision at Redwood motorcycle was going too fast for College Accidents director of special collections. indices. Dmohowski said that the According to Captain Don the surrounding area." Members of the consortium access to USC's library holdings Blackman of Whittier College Hardy cited the narrowness of According to Blackman. car have access to information via will be current from 1976 forward. security, Brown was exiting west the roadway, the parking on both accidents happen "fairly often" personal computers. As of now, Ready by April out of the Redwood driveway at sides of the street, and the bushes on or near the campus. He is the only access Whittier College approximately 6 pm and collided near the road as factors in the "surprised there aren't more has is in the Wardman Library at While the system isn't fully with Spencer who was traveling surroundings that Spencer accidents on Earlham. |Earlham| the computer terminal in the operational because of west on Earlham. The collision should have been more aware of. can be dangerous because it is so northeast section of the reference unavailable facilities, the program happened as Brown entered the Brown said the accident was heavily congested during the room on the first floor. will "definitely happen," said street. her fault technically because she day'' Dmohowski. Currently, Services Available Brown said she could not see did not yield. However she did Blackman added that Painter Pepperdine University and past the bushes, pulled forward not get a citation because the street could be potentially The system is not fully a little, and saw Spencer. She hit police took Spencer's speed into dangerous also. "The traffic is just operational as of yet, but some Please see USC, page 3. the brakes, but it was too late and consideration. Spencer claims his like a freeway," Blackman stated.

Tax Information Actors Of f-Campus Narrow Lacrosse Loss See Page 2. I See Page 4. I,Se e Page 8. 2/QC March 24,1988 EDITORIAL WHO Is Responsible? Timolv Tjamina rrf thf* Thx TtKsk AIDS is a scary thing. One of the scariest things about it is thathatt iitt J-UllWljr lailllilg VI UlW J.CTA Id^lV seems to have appeared out of nowhere. Where does a strange new killer disease come from? What if somebody knew where it came from By Deborah Crean, QC Staff Writer but for some reason was not telling us? Is AIDS not as mysterious as it seems? Three weeks ago, I sent the more money. I was certain that if that number in Box I. Box 2 was There is an article in the December, 1987, issue of a little magazine Internal Revenue Service Center I filled out the form myself, I the figure from my interest called'College Women'concerning AIDS. Theauthor of thisarticle, in Fresno an envelope. Within a would be arrested for tax evasion statement. So far. so good. Then one Ion Rappoport, says that the outbreak of AIDS may be linked few weeks, they will be sending before I had the chance to add them (Box 3). to the widespread use of smallpox and Hepatitis B vaccines. Say what? me another envelope back. Filing graduate. Bye-bye, liberal arts I knew my father still claims me That is right. Vaccines meant to help people stay healthy may have the 1987 1040EZ Tax Form is education. as a dependent so Box 4 was easy easier than any of the homework enough. Subtract—Box 5. Enter 0 been the cause of the outbreak of the worst disease epidemic in A Liberal Education history. I've done here at Whittier, and will if you are a dependent—add. earn a reward you can spend, not Luckily for me, my sister is also Wow, I thought, I am almost done In 1967, the United Nation's World Health Organization (WHO) just file on your transcript. started a program to rid the world of smallpox. It is documented that receiving a liberal arts education with this thing! Box 8 entailed they had major target areas, namely Central Africa. Haiti and Brazil. It all started when I went to visit and some basic tax form initiation adding the two taxes that have Sound familiar, namely where AIDS cases have been the most my younger sister at a nearby has been a part of it. She showed been withheld already from my common? Rappoport says that the vaccine might have triggered an (rival) college. I was asking her me how the 1040EZ (aptly named paychecks, and Box 9 compared already existing virus called human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) about various classes and picked for its "easy" instructions) was for the previous figure with a chart and the infection was spread quickly by the use of the same needle up a piece of paper I had people exactly like me— "Single to find what tax I owed for my for many people. assumed was one of her filers with no dependents." After entire taxable income. assignments. Since she is a I realized that this sheet of paper That is not all. There is another even more frightening possibility. Totaling It Up What if WHO screwed up the vaccines? There is a virus called bovine Physics/Calculus major and I am which was to be worth $78 to my immunodeficiency virus (BIV) that causes a disease very similar to a History/Political Science major, sister was on a difficulty level of The amount in my case was $10. AIDS in cattle, but is not known to be infectuous to humans. The I was quite amazed to be able to fourth-grade mathematics, I cut I only owed $10, and they had smallpox vaccine is made from the skin of calves. Could BIV have understand the numbers on the my visit short. I quickly returned already taken $148.58 from my worked its way into the vaccine? After all, it isa documented fact that page. I asked her if she had been to Whittier to pick up a form at earnings. Well, I'm fairly sure you early polio vaccines, once made from monkey kidneys, were sent back to a remedial math the post office in Whittier and can figure out what Box 10 was— contaminated with a monkey virus that may cause cancerous tumors course, or if she was tutoring GET MY MONEY BACK. my refund. 1 was excited to in humans. fourth-graders. Of course, I had to wait to get discover that the Federal Government owes me $138.58. The outbreak of AIDS in the gay community is not linked directly It's A What? my W-2 forms in the mail before to the smallpox vaccine but rather to the use of the Hepatitis B vaccine. I could fill out the paper. I had Since I did not owe anything, I left This vaccine, used widely by American homosexuals since 1978, was She explained to me that the worked for two separate Box 11 blank. made from the blood of gay men who had Hepatitis B. Some donors, green and white paper I was companies in two different Finally, the IRS requested that it was later found, were also infected with AIDS, which they possibly perusing was in reality a tax form. states—I worried whether this I sign and date my return. I was contracted while vacationing in Africa, Haiti or Brazil, which brings Now, I have worked throughout would complicate things at all. It proud enough with my us back to the smallpox vaccine and WHO. It seems that these my college career and therefore didn't. When I had both W-2 accomplishment to photo-copy vaccines are suspect. It also seems that WHO is suspect. have been involved with the forms and my savings account the form and send the xerox to I became aware of another article which, interestingly, says a lot federal tax system before I interest statements from the end my father—"In case you need this of the same things, namely that the smallpox and Hepatitis B vaccines patiently explained to my sister of the year (handily marked for your records." (Smirk, smirk.) were contaminated. This article was in a completely different type that taxes are not something to "SAVE FOR TAXES") in hand, I sat I probably should have sent of source, but very much supported Rappoport's article. However, be taken lightly. I personally was down to calculate my return. The another copy to my sister, with a the author of this article, one Dr. William Campbll Douglass. M.D, terrified of the whole system. IRS also provides a 44-page thank you note for her help. goes one step further to claim that WHO was actually experimenting My most recent experience- booklet to further explain the The next day when a friend with crossing animal viruses with human viruses at the same time last year—was that I paid $15 for "intricacies" of the 1040EZ, but received his tax form in the mail, they were developing their smallpox vaccines. (Reported in WHO a local company to prepare my I felt rather confident that I could completed by his father and sent Bulletin, 1972, Vol. 47. p. 2 51.) This crossing would make a normally $47 tax return. I had naturally handle the form on my own. here for his signature. I could assumed that the people who ran smugly say, "Oh, didn't you fill out harmless animal virus contagious to humans. Is it possible they were Election Funds experimenting with BIV? Is it possible that these viruses got into the the business were professionals your own form? It's not as difficult smallpox vaccines, that WHO was careless, that humans created and knew a secret path through First, a difficult political as it looks, really." AIDS??? That is what is most frightening of all. the maze of instruction booklets question—did I want $1.00 of my WHO is hush. Governments are hush. Newspapersare hush. Those and allowable exemptions and return to go to the Presidential Author's note I cannot promise digging into the matter are seen as troublemakers and fanatics. People dependent requirements. This Election Campaign Fund? At the that everyone who reads this are not willing to divulge the truth because they are afraid of the truth year with "The New Tax Laws," I time, I was feeling very sorry for article will have as easy, positive, and what people might think. But in this case, the truth is that people had assumed I would be in the candidates and figured they and rewarding experience with are dying—not an easy fact to ignore. greater trouble than ever. could use all the help they could the IRS as I have had. However, Although my entire tax prepara­ get. so I gave. It is not mandatory; if I encourage at least one person If somebody out there has some answers, it is high time they say tion last year consisted of five it is a matter of personal choice. to file his/her own taxes and keep something. The situation is only going to get worse figures being written in the cor­ Next, I added my total wages a $15 fee from H & R Block, I will rect spaces, this year I had earned from the two W-2 forms and wrote feel successful. Coordinating a 'Ragin' Break

By John Laurence, QC Staff Writer "I can't wait to get outa here!" in foreign lands. A Whittier close attention during AIDS QUAKER CAMPUS is the rally cry being heard all over student from Pacific Grove, Awareness Week. the campus. Just one more day California said he would enjoy Food for Nonthought Editor-in-Chief: Cindi Carrel 1. Managing Editor: Trever Esko. until Spring Break, and most "continuous partying on the Head Photographer: Matthew Taylor Features Editor: Angel people will be "outta here." But Mexican Riviera, with a Good food is essential for a D. Ayala. Sports Editor: Chuck Bock. Copy Editor: Pete what are Whittier students doing Marguerita in one hand, and a tan successful break. Whether it be Weidenfeld. Assistant News Editor: Chris Perkins. Staff for the big nine days away from babe in the other." Others would an authentic Italian restaurant or Cartoonist: Marty Musker. Staff Writers: Patrick Archie, John the campus? What makes for a be satisfied with the Bahamas, a a bag of Cheetos, food is K. Ashby, Chris Becker, Phillip Beh, Kirsten Bergman, Maureen successful break? Caribbean cruise, or possibly important to those who have Boyd, Deborah Cramer, Deborah Crean, Laura Garcia, Jessica Partying is a definite must for helicopter skiing in Utah. suffered in the CI too long. And Grimes, Hector Huffington, ludah Katz, Andrea Key, Scott Lance, most students at Whittier. Whatever your tastes may be, the yes, home cooking out ranks any John Laurance, John Lauritzen, Tonya Lockman, Angus Wherever and whenever, all day object is to avoid all contact with restaurant. From Mom's McKelvey, Janelle Noble, Bevis Pardee, Scott Rothenberg, and all night, there will always be school. No books, no pens, and meatloaf, to Dad's barbecued Andrew J. Runge, Ramon Santos, Rich Schainker, Sally Tovar, time to party. "I can't wait to get no paper are allowed on Spring chicken, home cookin' makes Rosalie Velasquez, Stephanie Wiggins, Janet Wheeler, and Luis back to Colorado and drink 3.2 Break! anybody's tastebuds scream for Zavala. Staff Photographers: Jennifer Berry, Tom Darnold, beer at the ragin' bars," said one more. Shana Jenner, and Steve McKee. Advertising Assistant: Denver resident. Peppermint Don't think you have to do Stephanie Cox. Marketing Intern: Guy Mach. Faculty Schnapps on the ski lifts will be something over break. Don't Advisor: Dr. Gary Libman. the ticket during the daytime for But wait...the break is not compete with other people to see these kids. The parties will be big. TheQCispublished weekly exceptduringexamination, vacation and interim always a time to rage and get a which person had the best trip or periods. The student staff strives to address issues that concern the Whittier no, make that, HUGE. Lots and tan. The key word is "break." the biggest party on their break. College community. lots of alcohol and food, with an Opinions expressed herein are solely those of the authors and do not Some people are content with a If you have fun doing something necessarily coincide with administrative, collegiate, or editorial viewpoint. abundance of girls for guys, and quiet time on the couch with a close to home, then that's what Editorials are signed by the author and reflect that individual's viewpoint. vice versa. No fights, no cops, no book, or catching up on some counts. Your break is what you Unsigned editorials reflect the consensus of the editorial staff. parents, and definitely no Letters are welcome, but should not exceed 2 50 words. Only signed letters, soap operas. Sleep is very make of it, so go out and get rid complete with full address, phone number and class standing, will be considered grouchy old neighbors (alias, the precious to many, and Spring of that evil stress monster. If for publication. Under extenuating circumstances names may be withheld. All Wreckers of Good Times). Break is the best time to grab as you're in California, go for it. If correspondence is subject to editing for clarity and brevity. you're back east, get wild. If The QC office is located in the Student Union across from the Campus Inn. Far Away Fun many hours of the sweet elixir of The telephone number is (213) 693-0771. extension 254. Advertising inquiries youth that you can. So don't you're in Colorado, don't fall off should be addressed to the Managing Editor. Whittier College Box 8613, the lifts, and if you're at Whittier Whittier, CA 90608. Some will be going home, some hesitate to hit the hay, and bring jwill be invading beautiful beaches a partner as long as you paid College, get out! T—"'""',,.. .'!.:"! NEWS! 3/QC March 24,1988 Speakers Bureau Budget Tight, Searches for Money-Making Bill By Ramon Santos, QC Staff Writer The Speakers Bureau, the BOG Most recently, Robert White, body was given a survey sheet to committee created to bring guest the former ambassador to El fill out to let the bureau know speakers to campus, is seriously Salvador, and Robert Owen, which types of speakers might underfunded, according to Oliver North's key aide, came to interest the students. Authors ASWC President Pro-Tern Mike Whittier to discuss the were the first choice of many Tusken. Nicaraguan Contra issue. The students. As a result, the bureau Tusken, who is in charge of the discussion's success was limited, tried to get Ray Bradbury, a bureau, said. "In order to get any according to Tusken, because celebrated science fiction writer speaker the students are familiar there wasn't enough time to and a past speaker at Whittier. with, we have to spend at least adequately publicize the event However, the bureau's remaining $12,000. Currently, the bureau's within the community. Tusken budget proved too small to bring budget is $10,000, of which $900 stated that contributions from the him to the college. is left." community might bring in a Tusken has been working to try substantial portion of the money. to bring well-known speakers who "If people enjoy the speakers would not charge any money for Past Speakers we bring, then they will contribute their appearance. In particular, he In the past, the Speakers Bureau money, so that we can continue has been trying to bring Los has managed to obtain Steve with these presentations. It's Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. Landesberg of the comedy show beneficial for everyone." "Hopefully, we can get "Barney Miller," and Graham someone by the end of the year. Chapman of the comedy troupe Student Survey If not, we have to figure out ways Matthew Taylor "Monty Python." Earlier this year, the student of raising money," said Tusken. TRANSATLANTIC GESTURE: Thomas Kielinger, editor- in-chief of the West German weekly paper, Rheinischer Merkur, speaks on an arms control class Friday morning. Kielinger's tour to several U.S. colleges was sponsored by Mixed Reactions on AIDS Week the Atlantic Council's Bradley Speakers program. By Kim Richter, QC Staff Writer The AIDS task force sponsored tremendous denial associated best way to get around it is to a last week's AIDS awareness with the disease. She claimed that make fun of it." week. Activities included four students think, "I'm not in this Other students, such as Bo Free, News AIDS victims visiting Stauffer Hall high risk group." also a freshman, had a negative and holding an informal "When you sleep with attitude toward the activities Printer to Speak discussion on AIDS, a film on the someone, you are sleeping with which took place during AIDS disease in Wanberg Hall, more every person they've slept with," week. Ward Ritchie, expert on fine printing and book design, as well as discussion in Johnson Hall, and she said. Free said, "I think it was printer of several of the college's catalogs and histories, will discuss the Olympi-AIDS (condom uncalled for to bring in four AIDS his fifty year career in printing at the lecture this evening in the Faculty games) held on the lawn in front Students had mixed reactions victims all of which were gay. They Center. The discussion begins at 7:30 pm. of the Campus Inn. to the activities presented during should have had someone who Cathy Reback, who was in the week. Camille Smith, a had acquired the disease a charge of the events, said, "The freshman, commented on the different way'' Peace Corps purpose of AIDS Week is to AIDS victims who visited the Free also did not approve of the transmit accurate information college, "it put AIDS into a new idea of Condom Grams, an The Peace Corps has announced an increase in monthly allowances and discard inaccurate perspective. It was a firsthand opportunity students had to send paid to volunteers. For more information or an application call (800) information concerning the understanding for me of what other students condoms through 424-8580, ext. 93. disease." they are going through." campus mail. Smith continued, "I was "Anybody knows how to put a Reback added, "Most people surprised at how open everybody rubber on. It is just promoting Health Center have media information. They was." sex," he said, adding "it's just like really do not know how to Concerning the Olympi-AIDS, saying 'use one of these and have The Whittier Health Center seeks students to volunteer in assisting separate the fear, hysteria, and Smith commented, "People are sex.' Now you don't have to worry their staff. For more information call Diana Juarez at (213) 974-7 5 56. stigma from the virus." uncomfortable with the situation about it." He continued, "Sex is Reback said that there is a IAIDS and condoms|, and the supposed to mean something." Thomas Wolfe TheCaliforniaThomas Wolfe Society is beingformed. If interested Time Table Changed for Center contact Maurice Chervin at (213) 936-2668. By John Laurance, QC Staff Writer Accounting According to Allan Prince, The delays on the project have "The plans are now in the hands executive vice president, been caused by city of the architects for. hopefully, the An accounting technician position is open with the Los Angeles construction on the new Whittier redevelopment after the October last time," Prince said. "Students County Superior Court, the position is open for students with College performing arts center earthquake and tie ups with city will be seeing results of the accounting course credits. Applications are available from the will begin in May with a building codes. project before their final exams Personnel Division, Room 203, County Courthouse. For more completion date set for late information call (213) 974-5444. City Revisions in May." November, 1989. The city has approved the This updates a statement made Prince explained that the general plan which has allowed at the groundbreaking grading plans and fire hazards are for some of the initial steps of the R.F.K. Remembered ceremonies for the center, held now being reviewed by the city of project to be taken. Philidelphia in late October, where Prince said Whittier. The city has been Hall has already been moved, An all day conference marking the 20th anniversary of the construction would commence in making requests for changes in and the Student Services building presidential campaign of Senator Robert Kennedy, will be held at late March of this year, with the the facility in order to meet city will be moved to the Broadoaks Loyola Marymount University on Saturday, April 23. For more facility completed by September ordinances, then the college's parking lot next. information contact the QC. or October 1989. architects must revise the plan. Power lines were another problem that has been resolved just recently. "It took me a long time to get the power company USC VOLUNTEER experience counts to take down these Power lines Continued from Page I. on your resume. For career |near the construction site|," Prince said. Eventually, the same California Lutheran College have "Theoretically speaking," said development and internships, lines will be reconnected to the the same program running and Dmohowski, "the full load of performing arts center. the ELC has worked out for those books in USC's information contact American Red Cross, institutions, according to system will be here by April and Parking in One Year Dmohowski. the system will then become fully Dee Schuyler, Office of Parking for the center will be By April, the system will be up operational." Persons interested made available in February of and running completely and in using the service should Volunteers, 945-3944. 1989. Spaces will be provided on people will be able to use the contact a staff worker at the the north side of the site off Olive different programs that USC will Wardman Library for access and street. be sending. information. 4/QC March 24,1988 FEATURES Student Performers Try Talents in Reel' World Photos by Matthew Taylor By Janet Wheeler, QC Staff Writer "You want to be a what? An was also born into the business with someone already active in auditioning," and you must be explained that even after actor? Lots of luck!" Aspiring and her actress mother the business, and maintaining committed to your craft. spending the money to get an actors have heard it all before. But established Diercks' contact with . that contact, is essential to being agent and passing the entire day what does it take for a determined the industry. She got into the successful in the business. Commitment is vital in the other in a casting agent's office with a actor to break into show business American Federation of Radio Although Gray is currently areas of show business as well. and stay there? From the stories and Television Artists (AFTRA) concentrating on her studies and Diercks, who has watched her and insights of six Whittier with her mother's help and found mother work since she was a students who have gotten their several jobs doing commercials. young girl, noted that it is her "big" break and appeared on In 1984. she got a role in the TV mother's consistency, stage and screen, it appears to movie 'Jackpot' after one of her compatibility, but most of all take three steps making contact, mother's friends suggested commitment that has allowed her staying committed, and then Diercks' for the part. to keep working. Diercks leaving it all up to chance. suggested, from her mother's Making Contact A similar incident placed example, that an actor never turn freshman Tonya Sineluikow on down a job, and no matter what The first important step in the big screen. At age 13, "always keep trying." Sineluikow's father invited her Kotkin also cited the onto the set of a Russian film importance of trying again and called The Crew' which his friend again. He mentioned the was directing. While watching the countless ''cattle calls'' which he filming she was asked to play a has answered along with small role. She was offered a lead hundreds of others. Some of role for another picture a few them have led to parts, most years later, this time while waiting haven't, but more importantly, he for her father to get off work at has continued to follow up on the the studio. She was moving out leads of his agent and friends. Sheryn Cray of the country in two months time so she had to decline. Leaving It to Chance room full of competitors, you could be overlooked just because Sineluikow has maintained her Kotkin admits, however, that you have blue eyes and the contact with film thanks to some Camille Smith even when he has been chosen director wants brown. help from her mother, who is also in the business. She currently her family, she is familiar with works summers as an interpreter theatre in the Los Angeles area. Faber remarked that when for film productions with In the late 1960's she did some starting out in television and film, international crews. stage work in Downey, at the talent isn't "all that necessary." Magnolia Theater in Long Beach, Having the right look, being the right "type," or being at the right Being born to the right parents and at the Horseshoe Theater on Melrose. place at the right time can be the Eric Faber isn't the only way to make it into decisive factor in whether or not the movies. According to veteran Freshman Camille Smith's an actor breaks into show getting into the theatre or film student actors there are other success in professional theatre business. Faber said because of industry is establishing contact strategies available. stemmed from establishing these wild card factors he "takes with those people who can find contact all on her own. In her his auditions with a grain of salt." you a job and maintaining that Over the last several years home state of Colorado she If he doesn't get a part in an contact, said the six experienced sophomore Doug Kotkin has performed on the Denver audition, he tells himself it's thespians. done numerous television professional stage in two because he wasnf the type they For junior Eric Faber, making commercials, including several musicals, one a 24-show run of A were looking for. first contact with show business for 7-UP, appeared in five Christmas Carol.' Smith worked meant being the son of an actor. television programs, and four without an agent or connections, Faber began performing at age motion pictures. (He declined to breaking into show business by Faber maintained that when it five when his father's Broadway specify titles). He is also a looking in the local paper for comes to auditioning and not play required a young boy for a member of the Screen Actor's advertised auditions during the getting a role, an aspiring actor role. Then, through his parents' Guild (SAG), AFTRA, and Equity. summer, and then attending cannot take it personally. After all friends, he became involved in a them until she was hired. the effort it takes to make contact New York City street theatre Kotkin said that the first thing Doug Kotkin with the business and stay group called Theatre for a New it takes to get into the business Staying Committed committed to the task of breaking City,' and was hired for a few local is an agent, and through his years out of all those hopefuls in a into the big time, it still requires TV commercials. Since 1980 he of acting he has had three. An For Smith, not only was it cattle call, the choice has most all the luck o' the Irish you can has added several more agent will let you know about important that she establish often been purely arbitrary. He imagine. commercials, two TV specials, a upcoming auditions and casting contact by auditioning, but it was handful of films as an extra, and calls, chances that you might just as vital that she continue to a major role in the 1985 movie otherwise miss, he said. try out for productions until she 'War and Love.' was cast. Smith will tell anyone Latest Simon Comedy Senior Adrienne Diercks, a Sheryn Gray, a senior, also wanting to find success in show veteran of radio and television, mentioned that making contact business, "You gotta like Has Thoughtful Humor

By John Lauritzen and Rich Schainker, Amusement for 'Breaking Coeds QC Staff Writers By Kim Richter, QC Staff Writer Ferris Bueller's wit has returned produced as Broadway plays and Not lucky enough to party on hours on March 2 5 are from 9 am pm, and all other days they're in "Biloxi Blues," a film which at one time featured Broderick in the Mexican Riviera, go on a to 7 pm, March 26 through April only open until 8 pm. opens tomorrow in local theaters. the lead. Caribbean cruise, or helicopter 3 the hours are from 8 am to Matthew Broderick, star of Basic Training in South skiing in Utah? Dreading the long, midnight, and April 4 from 9 am Your ticket to Magic Mountain "Blues" and "Ferris Bueller" and lonely days of sitting in your dorm to 10 pm. buys you not only a really great his colorful co-actors shine in Neil "Blues" begins in 1945 with room, staring at the earthquake rollercoaster experience with the Simon's latest comedy. Eugene as an 18 year old aspiring cracks on your walls? Well, here The hours are varying through Collosus and the Revolution, but Broderick's performance is writer just entering basic training are some more down to earth Easter because of the special also a seat at some great complemented by equally in Biloxi, Mississippi. The film activities for those less fortunate, 'Blast to the Past' celebration concerts, including Bo Diddley. talented actor Christopher takes Broderick's platoon stuck in Whittier. they're having. There is also a Every ticket holder also receives Walken who portrays Broderick's through basic training as they For those without a vehicle special Easter egg hunt going on a free pass to return so make platoon drill sergeant. Walken's deal with the military life of new (don't raise your hands we know through Easter. good use of your week. intense portrayal of a combat draftees in the sweltering who you are) the Whittier Transit hardened soldier is first rate. Southern heat. Eugene must face the wrath of an unenamoured will take you to the Whittwood Music and Rides Another fun amusement park Simon Creates Sequel Mall for a quarter, and to Puente is Knott's Berry Farm. Far from Walken as well as adjusting to a Hills for 85 cents. The closest stop Maybe you have the desire to being just a berry farm, the park "Biloxi Blues" is somewhat of new lifestyle. He manages to is at the corner of Painter and ride the Collosus a couple times boasts an authentic western town a sequel to Simon's "Brighton make light of almost any situation Philadelphia, next to the gas during the break just to shake you atmosphere and a great log flume Beach Memoirs" set in the 1930s, and captivates the audience with station. up a bit. The cost of admission at ride. Located in Buena Park, just and featuring the leading his sarcastic wit and insightful For the privileged who have Six Flags Magic Mountain is south of the 91 freeway, the cost character Eugene M. Jerome, a humor. access to a car, maybe a trip to $18.00. It's located in Valencia, is $16.95 per person. The hours boy growing up in New York, Though it's not all light humor Disneyland is appealing. The cost just five minutes north of the on weekdays are from 10 am to based loosely on Simon's life. The and won't make your sides ache. is $21.50 per person, and the junction between the 405 and 6 pm, Saturdays from 10 am to 10 only character retained from the "Blues'' is nonetheless a amusement park is located in Golden State freeways. The hours pm, and Sundays from 10 am to earlier film is Eugene. tremendously funny, and equally Anaheim, on Harbor Blvd...The on the weekends are 10 am to 10 8 pm. Both films were originally entertaining movie. 1 FEATURES 5/QC March 24,1988 <>IASON§'> Diverse Choices for Foreign Study Trips IGOMMUNITY BAKF.RV By Janet Wheeler, QC Staff Writer I' =rT You've been at Whittier for a semester, a summer, or a January China program have already had Spain or France using programs Hours: Monday thru Friday, couple of years and you're geting session. their final deadline for. the fall outside Whittier. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. mighty tired of the same old Rafael Chabran, professor of semester on March 23, Any student interested in southern California routine. The Spanish, said most students in the applications are still being foreign study is encouraged by Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. palm trees, 'Club' opens, and program take the summer or accepted through mid April for McBride to come in his office at smog-intensified sunsets just January session, and those who the Morelia program this summer Redwood to look at the program aren't enough anymore. Well, travel on this program are or next semester. catalogs on his shelf. In choosing Wedding & Decorated Cakes there is an answer for those typically at the intermediate level a program McBride advises that Pies - Cookies - Tarts humdrum feelings. Whittier of Spanish. In Morelia, the the student think about what he Bread - Rolls - Danish College provides the chance to students stay with Mexican host For students who are not or she wants to study, where, the be involved in several foreign families and take intense interested in these programs, cost, living arrangements, travel study programs, allowing you to language courses with native there is still opportunity to study oppurtunities, length of stay, and take a month to a year of relief mexican teacher, as well as finally, how the program fits into abroad through programs run by 7201 Greenleaf Avenue from campus parking battles, choosing from a variety of history, other universities around the his or her academic plans. Look orange roughy blues, and the day art, and political science classes. country. For instance, several ahead to the next years if you've (213) 945-2961 to day doldrums of life in Whittier.. Although the Copenhagen and Whittier students have studied in missed this year's deadlines.

Copenhagen Largest The Copenhagen program, according to Mike McBride, director of foreign studies, has been operating since 1959, and Traditionally sends the largest number of Whittier students abroad. Specifically designed for Whittier students, the program allows a group of 20 to 25 students to spend the fall semester in Copenhagen, Denmark. Last fall 34 students went through the program. The program is run in conjunction with the Danish International Study Committee, which invites over 500 U.S. college students each year to study in a Copenhagen university.

European Education In Copenhagen, the students take classes taught by Danish faculty on European subjects, in a European environment, thereby experiencing what McBride calls "a different approach to education in general." In addition, students learn about Danish culture first hand by living with a Danish host family during the semester. A week or two of travel time is also allotted. During this time the students are free to visit other parts of Europe on their own, or take an organized group tour of the Soviet Union. McBride also described overseas programs for those who specialize in the areas of Chinese or Spanish. Chinese language students can study abroad for a semester or a year at the Beijing Teacher's College in Beijing, China. Hsiao-Min Wang, profes­ sor of Chinese and head of the Foreign Language department, noted the tremendous success that students in the past have had with the Beijing program, par­ ticularly in their improvement of language skills.

Operating since the early 1980's, there have been four participants this year. This program, unlike the Copenhagen program, runs on an exchange basis where China sends "exchange scholars," teachers looking to expand their knowledge of the U.S., to Whittier in return for undergraduates. Morelia Exchange The Morelia program in Mexico also operates on an exchange basis, where Mexican teachers of English come to Whittier to take classes, and the Spanish department sends Whittier students to study in Morelia. Established in the early 1980's, students may go for a year, a j—:':. .:..'".: 6/QC March 24,1988 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Band Rocks With BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed STEVE DALLAS HAD mssEP ON IT INCLUDED: LAWBOOKS, A BOX OF TROJANS WAS ALSO THE LATTER WERE FILLED WITHOUT A WILL, A MEMBER A FRATPIN, LOOSE CHANGE FOUND AND, AFTER MUCH WITH WATER AND PELNEREP Variety of Styles OF HIS WAKE WA5 THUS ANP A BOTTLE OF 'OLD SPICE, DEBATE, FINALLY IDENTIFIEP AIRBORNE UNTO MRS. PAULA PISFATCHEP TO FETCH HIS WHICH P0RTN0Y ACCIDENTALLYAS POSSIBLY BeiNG MICRO­ PEGWHISTLE'S PASSING EARTHLY BOOTY. PRANK, CAUSING HIM 10 RUN WAVE JELL-0 MOLPS. PONTIAC... WHICH PRETTY WELL By Patrick Archie, QC Staff Writer AROUND THINKING HE WAS WRAPPED THINGS THE HECK "AUNTBEA." UP FOR THE NIGHT. fIREHOSE, featured this evening in the grand opening of the &C0**! 'Club', term their music as "jazzy, power-driven-punk-funk- folkrock." The band is made up of bassist Mike Watt, drummer George Hurley (both formerly of the Minutemen) and guitarist/vocalist Ed Crawford, who is often referred to as eD fROMOHIO, and according to Watt, his singing resembles "thatguyfrom R.E.M." If'n, the band's second album, is more integrated than their first, said Watt. Both albums are released through local record label SST known for its innovative power-rock bands. Watt compared the bands second album to their first. Ragin, Full-On. "Ed does less embellishing in the singing, the beats SAY... WHAT'S THAT UEEPERS/ UP THERE t AN :GULP"? WHAT are more straight up," he said, "and there are fewer different ALIENSPACECRAFT» SSTEVe ? HAPPENEP? parts in each song." / If'n has 14 tracks, ranging from the upbeat "Anger" to the 1 ••:. ballad "In Memory of Elizabeth Cotton." The enrgetic "Sometimes" has received airplay on several LA radio stations l\ • ' and may prove to be flREHOSE's first hit. \ T\ The band goes on stage at 7 pm in the 'Club', located on the ground floor of the Student Union building. Admission is free and pizza will be served. For students 21 and over liquor may be brought in, one 32 oz. bottle of wine or three 12 oz. cans of beer.

Around the Area IHEARP WE HE'5-HE'S NO, NO /TM UP, ALIBNS GAve RBSTING. FELLAS/ SAY...WHAT ANYONE FOR STEVEBACK/ HE'S NOT A BEAUTIFULBEAUTtFUL THOSE CHURCH? Concerts LEMME EXACTLY MORNING THIS IS/ WHAT BROWN, SEEHINI// HIMSELF AT ARE THOSe THOUGHTFUL THE MOMENT... THINGS GLOBS/ A free symphony concert featuring two young ON HIS musicians will be performed by the Rio Hondo FACE? WHAT Symphony, April 10, beginning at 3 pmintheMontebello I THINGS F High School Auditorium. Eighteen year old Kai-Zi Wu, winner of the group's Young Artist Audition, will be the piano soloist when the 80 piece orchestra plays Liszt's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra. Flutist Adan Diaz will join the group in Carl Reinecke's Concerto for Flute and Orchestra. Works by Brahms and Barber will also be performed. The high school is located at 2190 W. Cleveland at Wilcox. Directions and information may be Unable to tune in Berke Breathed's signal, the QC presents a 'Bloom County' flashback. obtained by calling (213) 947-5907.

'Rituals in Handmade Paper' an exhibit featuring YOUR FLMRIWTANTI- constructions natural materials opens April 6 in the FAMILY EDITORIAL POSITION LEAVES ME ONLY ONE Mendenhall Gallery. The artist. Glen Riddle, will give a RECOURSE. lecture April 11 starting at 1 pm, followed by a reception DCWT fortheartistfrom2-4pminthegallery.Riddle'sworkuses P0 IT/ a variety of nature'sthrowaways, such as feathers, bones from snakes, praire dogs and bobcats, snakeskins and twigs. The gallery is located in the Mendenhall administration building, and is open from 9 am to 4 pm. Admission is free. Dance

UCLA's Department of Dance will present 'UC Dance Theater' featuring works by both undergraduate and graduate UCLA choreography students, April 1 and2in HAVE Schoenberg Hall. In addition to dance there will be live YA music and videos. Admission is free, performances begin HEARD, at 8 pm. For more information call (213) 206-6465. PORTN0Y?

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Update on Runner's Marathon Result On February 27th Mike Montgomery ran the LA Marathon. Last week this paper erroneously reported his time to be 2:17.38. Or was it an error? There seems to have been some controversy as to what Montgomery's time was. Greg Phillips. Whittier College track coach, believes that 40 minutes should be tacked on to the time to make it accurate. The official times were released, and apparently Montgomery actually clocked in with a time of 2:57.38. Or did he? Montgomery claims that between miles 11 and 16 he raced with his shirt off. something that may have caused him to be ignored, when he passed the official check-points. Photos by Jennifer Berry He also has mentioned that during the race he wore a TWO AT BAT: Women's Softball at the Aztecs. The Poets split the weekend stopwatch to time himself. The watch is stopped at two hours 17 minutes. "There's a big difference between the time I got and plate against the University of San Diego doubleheader 9-3, 16-0. the time the the marathon people got," says the soft-spoken Montgomery. Phillips believes that when Montgomery called his roommate, Softball Splits Doubleheader the times got mixed up. "I think it may have been a practical jokeon Mike's part." he says. Phillipsalso believes thatthetime just spread as part of gossip, without any substantial evidence. Against Aztecs, Record at 3-9 However, the time given in the QC story came from Montgomery himself. By Kirsten Bergman, QC Staff Writer The women's Softball team split home giving the Poets a 9-3 lead. quickly loaded the bases on a doubleheader here Sunday The Aztecs closed the gap in walks, then walked a run in. Three against the University of San the next two innings, scoring two hits and a passed ball later the Sidelines Diego Aztecs, winning the first runs in the sixth and one final run score was 5-0. game 9-3. then losing the second in the seventh, making the^inai Three more batters walked in By Chuck Bock, QC Sports Editor 16-0 in five innings. The Lady score 9-3. Paige Matsumato went the second inning, and the Aztecs Poets' season record stands at 3-9 the distance for Whittier, picking scored twice more. Smith also In any case, Montgomery appears very dejected by the whole ;0-4 in SCIAC). up the win. loaded the bases on walks in the thing. "I really don't care about it |the marathon] anymore." The Poets won the first game by third before she was relieved by he says. The whole thing has affected his study habits, and scoring six runs in the bottom half Aztec Pitching lennifer Taylor. Taylor promptly grades also. of the fifth inning. Whittier Ziomkowski pitched both walked in three more runs, It's a shame. There are people on this campus who couldn't entered the inning down 3-1, but games for the Aztecs. She was making the score 10-0. Bob drive 26 miles in three hours, much less run them. Personally, came out swinging for the fourth successful in the early innings of Giomi, Whittier's softball coach, even if I drankfour gallons of prune juice I couldn't run like that. and boosted the score to 9-3. the first game, holding the Poets then brought back Matsumato, My best friend's car can't run like that. Sally Hernandez hit a bases to only two hits and one who had gone the distance in the The gossip around campus has really detracted from this loaded double to centerfield. and unearned run, due to a passed previous game. accomplishment. Officially, Mike placed 433rd out of over advanced to third on an Aztec ball. The Poets seemed stunned Matsumato got out of the 17,000. For all the math majors out there, he's in the top 97.5 throwing error. The hit scored all by the pitching early, but inning, although she walked one percent. And that's an 'A on anybody's scale. three baserunners, making the eventually they were able to get more Aztec home. Two more runs Somebody has made a mistake here. It may have been score 4-3. their bats out of the closet. in the fourth gave USD a Montgomery or the official marathon timers. In any case, the "It was much harder to pitch, commanding 13-0 lead. After five Quaker Campus seems added to all this confusion. Poet Scoring knowing that the team was innings the score was 16-0 and What's new? Hernandez, affected by the breaking down defensively," said the game was called, due to the Montgomery still trained for three and one half months. He heat, was taken out of the game Ziomkowski, who due to torn ten-run rule. still ran 70 to 100 miles a week. There are people on this campus for a short period of time. Two ligaments wears a bulky knee The Poets play next at Pomona who don't go to class five to seven times a week. plays later, a fly ball to centerfield brace. Pitzer Friday at 2 pm, then return Michael Montgomery just wants to clear up the confusion. scored the pinch-runner, and In the second game home the 26th for a double- boosted Whittier's lead to 5-3. Ziomkowski shut out the Poets, header against CSU Stanislaus. With the bases again loaded, holding them to three weak hits USD pitcher Lisa Ziomkowski hit and two walks. Conversely, walks ^•••••••••••* a Poet batter, bringing home became a major problem for another run. Another single to Whittier. The Poet pitchers walked COSY NOOK Sports Calendar centerfield scored one more run. 17 batters, which led to seven FRIDAY, MARCH 25 With one out and the bases again Aztec runs. 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By Chuck Bock, QC Sports Edito Whittier lacrosse lost a game. Locker believes that the heat Repeat this, say it to yourself wore down Whittier's midfielders again and again, make yourself during the game. The believe it, because it's true, and temperature at game-time was it has only happened six times in ,'.vell over 85 degrees. four years. "In the third quarter, the Saturday, playing at home momentum changed so much under the California sun, the that I felt we needed to score Poets were defeated by the Drew some goals to break their University Rangers of New Jersey confidence. We kept our first lines 14-13. Andrew Diviney scored of midfielders in, with hopes of with 59 seconds left in the game scoring and they just tired out." to lift Drew over the Poets. Drew "We just didn't have any ball trailed by six goals at one time in bearings out there," Doug Sciutto. the first half. Whittier's record falls freshman defender, said to 9-1. afterwards. East Coast Series The game was the second in a Prime-Time Show series of five for the Poets against East coast schools. It is a The game seemed to mark the longstanding belief that serious true beginning of big-time lacrosse is played only during lacrosse at Whittier. For some Steve McKee Eastern Standard Time. "It'll be reason the grass seems greener BATTLEFIELD ACTION: Poet Colin Max Rockwell in Saturday's game. The fun playing them," Doug Locker, for big games, and Saturday was Hunter taunts Drew University Ranger Poets head eastward this week. Whittier coach, had said before no exception. The stadium was the game. Locker believed that complete with a public address Ranger goalkeeper John Lucas his team was stepping up a level announcer (Damon Hess), makes the save. Drew takes in competition against Drew. opening line-ups, and even hot- posession. Women Win Seven of Trailing 8-3 at half, the Rangers dog vendors. Whittier College -A Ranger player splits the came out and outscored Whittier was getting a taste of big-time crease and fires a shot high and 6-2 in the third quarter, stopped lacrosse. out of bounds with 1:30 left. Drew Last Eight Matches the Poet transition game, There was a special feeling in retains posession. changed the momentum of the the air before the contest, and for -Agostinell shoots with 1:12 left, game, and seemed to take control once it was not smog. Both teams Barton gets called for the slash. By Andrea Key, QC Staff Writer of the contest. Mark Agostinell ran quicker in warm-ups. And the -Diviney scores with :59 Halfway through the season the Althaus, Beth Ladd, Shelli Oye. scored three of his game-high build-up was nothing compared seconds left. Drew goes up 14-13. Whittier College women's tennis and Kim Taylor. seven goals in the period, as Drew to the climax.. .the fourth quarter -Whittier gets the ensuing face team is on a winning streak. The slowly crept back into a contest could have been scripted up the off, Drew gets a slashing penalty team (9-7) has won seven of its last that earlier threatened to be a road in Hollywood. with :30 left. Pat Austin misses a eight matches, the loss coming at Match of the Day rout. A pick-up in the action. The shot with :25 left, and the Poets the hands of Occidental College. "The match of the day," score is tied at 13. There are less don't get off another shot. Final The team is now fourth place in cheered Weber, "was played by Whittier Transition than two minutes left, the crowd score: Whittier 13, Drew 14. league action. Althaus against |Bulldog| Liza "Whittier has got a great is alive, the players on the sideline "The main thing we have to do Cozad." Althaus, the Poets' third transition game and they were are screaming, the Drew coach is is concentrate now on our future. Laura Weber, Whittier College seed, came backfromn a 2-5 fist- just relentless in the first half, but prancing up and down the side­ We can't feel sorry for ourselves. tennis coach, attributes the set deficit to win the set in a tie­ 1 thought they may have lost their line like a lacrosse-Napoleon. We still have a chance at the team's current success to breaker 7-4. Althaus won the legs near the end of the game. In Locker is kneeling, directing the NCAA's, if we go back East and "enthusiasm, attitude, and second set 6-3. the fist half, their goalie |Dean squads, and on the field: play well. From here on in, every confidence." The "blow out match of the Farano| just was unbelievable. He team we'll play is a step better day" exclaimed Weber, "was stopped us cold. They're just a Play By Play than the previous one, but I think [Shelli] Oye's win over Kris great team. They should have no -Poet Rhavi Dhillon picks up a we have the personnel to do very Wednesday, March 16 the team Lersten." Oye, the Lady Poets' problems back east," said Ham loose pass and fires on goal with well," said Locker. beat the University of Redlands, fifth seed, won the match by Leonos, Drew lacrosse coach, 2:30 left, the shot is wide left, and Whittier now takes to the road, sweeping them. Match was scores of 6-0, 6-2. According to after the game. goes out of bounds. Whittier playing St.Mary's, Lynchberg, and decided by the time the singles Weber, "the first set was over Trailing 2-0, with six minutes retains posession. Hampton-Sydney had finished playing. Five out of before you could blink an eye." gone in the first quarter, Whittier -Brian Nikula drives and shoots Soon we will know what kind of the six Whittier players won The team's next game is against went on an 8-0 run and looked to from the outside with 2:15 left. ball-bearings the Poets have. Jennifer Lindholm, Stephanie Christ College on April 6. have control of the game. They kept their lead until there were only five minutes left in the STATE 2 BIG SHOWS! 2 BIG NIGHTS! contest. The Poets only trailed in the opening six minutes and the COMPENSATION INSURANCE closing 59 seconds of the game. MARCH 31 APRIL 1 Drew scored one-third of their FUND PRIOR EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY WE WILL TRAIN YOU Mainstream Jazz Sounds of fifteen goals on power play FOR A CHALLENGING AND REWARDING CAREER AS A: Celebration of situations, including the game- f» _. * ^ with the world's winning score. The score was tied WORKER'S COMPENSATION