Computer lacks speed BY STEVE PRINGLE ments of registration. "We knew minutes per student which is why Hornet Staff Writer when we brought the system there class schedules are being mailed. Now in its second semester of use it would be a long process of Schedules for over 19,000 to be during registration, Fullerton Col- ironing out all the bugs," Floan said. students are expected through the computer lege's $1.4 million Univac computer "There have been a few more bugs processed at a peak rate of is still beset with problems but is than we expected." during registration per hour. functioning adequately, according to He added that one of the main 120 schedules Russell Floan, associate dean of problems with the computer is its Floan said technicians have been Admissions and Records. lack of speed. Ideally, it should. working on the computer to improve Because the system is new, there confirm a student's class schedule in its speed. "They attach a probe to has not been time to adjust the less than two minutes. However, the the computer which looks at each computer to meet specific require- system is taking four to five line and trys to tell how many trans- actions are taking place. Then it finds out where the buildups are," Tenants' rights, bug control he said. Data Processing Director Fred Wallace said a probe discovered the offerings problem area Monday night and among new class technicians were able to improve the FC files are much Classes which can help students p.m. Mondays beginning Jan. 30. system's speed. those at many other explore career opportunities, im- The practice of public relations in larger than he said, so they take up prove the public relations of their businesses, associations, agencies schools, in the computer. small businesses, fight pests and and government will be covered in more room assigned to a understand tenants' rights are the course, with emphasis on com- "The FC unit was areas so being offered at Fullerton College munication tools and techniques. spot where it is busy in other was not next semester. Mary Ellen Bloss, of Mary Ellen it would sit and wait until it busy in another area," Wallace A three-part evening class Bloss Public Relations, will serve as so OUTSTANDING COACH--Colleen Riley, Fullerton Community College's coach-of-the-year. See related 6 last night (Monday) we designed to help students explore instructor. said. "At women's basketball and field hockey coach, story page 7. Photo by Mike Patterson so they would College's options, acquire job search moved the files around career Pest Control Applicator Certifi- was named the California Coaches Association and techniques and learn not get tied up." skills cation will meet for 12 weeks, and job When the computer is working about employment trends beginning Feb. 3, from 6:30 to 9:30 outlook, will be offered by the FC correctly, students write their tick- p.m. The course will cover aquatics, Counseling Center beginning Jan. et numbers on cards and give them ornamental and turfgrass, right-of- 30. Each of the classes, Career to the operators. Operators then Senate allocates money for Exploration, Creative Job Search way, seed treatment, and laws and feed the ticket numbers into the regulations. Safety, regarding pesti- and Employment, and Current system. cide use and application, will also be Trends in the Labor Market, will run The computer then checks for any emphasized. for five weeks; one unit of credit is time conflicts in the schedules, sound-proof wall in Cafeteria available for each. Students may Beginning Feb. 4, the Home which courses require lab classes a and for closed or cancelled classes. enroll in one or all of the classes. Economics Division will offer BY MARY BOYCE Campus Services, she said, if not noise factor, but if we don't have the the number of program Public relations and publicity will course entitled Landlord Tenant This reduces News Assistant concerned with the project, could pinball machines in the Student Rights and Relationships. Meeting changes before the beginning of the be the subject of a 16-week course Money was allocated for a sound stall as long as possible, thus Center, this facility can then be used from 9 to 11 a.m., the class will focus semester, according to Floan. to help small businesses, clubs and proof wall in the Cafeteria by the delaying construction. for other things." their visi- on disputes between landlord and Finally, the computer places the organizations increase student government Tuesday. Ruppert advised the Senate that tenant, liability for injury, evictions confirmed schedule on a video bility in the community. Offered Approval of $1,982 was given by Joe Newmeyer, vice chancellor of through the Communications Divis- mobile home law and discsrimin- screen and prints out student copies the Associated Student Senate for Finance and Facilities, and Robert Senate highlights ion, the class will meet from 7 to 10 ation in housing. of the schedules. construction of the wall. This would Gates, dean of Business and Student travel agency--During had been contacted ACP/ANPA Pacemaker Award Recipient, 1976-77 provide a permanent facility for the Facilities, spring elections, students will be pinball machines, juke box and pool regarding the construction of the voting whether or not they want to tables. Cafeteria wall and neither of them have a student travel agency on Building the wall will increase the was receptive to the idea. campus. asked the Senate not to size of the partitioned section of the She then Smoking ban--The Senate any further for the Cafeteria which is presently serving delay approval voted to ban smoking in the as the game room during spring allocation. cafeteria. This recom- in defense of the student registration. Speaking mendation will now be forwarded proposal, Senator Pam Szewczyk Hornet The wall will be constructed to Robert Gates, dean of Business said that permanently moving the within the Cafeteria dining area, and Facilities, for implementa- approximately 12 feet from the game room to the Cafeteria would tion. Volume 56 Issue 16 Fullerton-College Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 allow the Student Center, which folding partition. Upon completion program--The normally houses the game room, to Orientation of the wall, the partition will be Women's Center will be removed. be utilized by campus clubs. Senator Szewczyk also said, sponsoring an orientation pro- Before the proposal was passed, gram for older women on Jan. 25 "There are students who won't use MEChA seeks to establish Senator Michael Nove moved to from 1 to 3 p.m. amend it to read that the Senate the Student Center because of the allocate 50 percent of the money and community, political awareness negotiate the other 50 percent with Campus Services. Spring Senate posts open . BY CHRIS QUIHUIZ things done at the community level. during the Christmas season Treasurer Julie Ruppert opposed Election packets for students needed for each of the following Hornet Staff Writer This year's annual Thanksgiving MEChA has been sending clothes to this. She said that while the cost of interested in running for an As- divisions: Communications, Home Mexican border towns. MEChA also the wall seemed large to some From its inception seven years ago food drive, for example, is the kind sociated Student Senate office will Economics, Humanities, Math and has dinners where members are Senators, the cost to the A.S. would at Fullerton College, MEChA has of thing MEChA has done at the be available Jan. 16 in the Student Engineering, Physical Education, asked to bring toys for the poor. not be extensive. Furthermore, strived to make education more community level. The food drive was Affairs Office. Physical Science and Technical Edu- relevant to Chicanos and to the successful enough to feed over 100 Currently there are 14 positions cation. community around them. families in North Orange County. open, including the vice president. Senate elections will be held Feb. To serve as an example to Interestingly enough, ex-chair- Bureau provides service There are five senator-at-large 15 and 16. In case of a tie, a run-off and representatives are election will be held Feb. 22 and 23. Chicanos and the community, man of MEChA, Daniel Osuna, Fullerton College iis again offering support of the participants. A lot of vacancies MEChA has established a network proposed that the Associated Stu- a free speakers bur eau to any non- them do accept this as a professional of communications between other dent Senate make serious inquiries profit organization vvithin the North commitment. I feel we have an out- MEChA chapters spread across five into the Bakke case. The result was Orange County Comimunity College standing response," Ted Spriggs, FC builds programs Southwest states, which enables it to two public seminars dealing with the District. The burea u encompasses associate dean for community ser- periodically evaluate the usefulness Bakke dilemma. 37 different speakerss and a variety of vices, said. of the organization. One such When Nadine Gomez, the other 124 subjects. Last year 117 speaking engage- meeting occurred Nov. 30, 1977 at chairwoman of MEChA, was asked The speakers ran ge from college ments were granted out of 173 tofil needs of public University of California at Irvine. how she strives to become politically counselors and ad Iminictratorc to remuests hdue to availability of the CHRISQUIffUIZ committee to further strengthen the The meeting brought different aware, she said, through talking college trustees. So me of the sub- speakers. BY Staff Writer communications between FC and chapters of MEChA from all across to others about the realities facing jects include death, t:ravel, athletics, To obtain a speaker for a group, Hornet associate dean of the community. Orange County together to discuss Chicanos. She then told of an psychology, law, bicycling and contact the FC Office of Community Ted Spriggs, is the public One area the public opinion sur- issues and problems facing the incident that happened at UC Irvine drugs. Services, 321 E. Chapman Ave., or Community Services, between Fullerton vey showed that citizens were Chicano movement. where three Chicano students were The speakers bureau is funded phone 871-8000, ext. 252. relations link the community of North concerned with is child manage- At this meeting, the different beaten and stabbed. through community services. Anyone who feels he has expertise College and It is through his ment. Chapman College and FC are MEChA chapters also discussed the served the 'It's really not that big of deal, but in a certain area, and who would like Orange County. MEChA has also designed and co-sponsoring a program in April need for more Chicano faculty in the community in other areas. For it is looked upon as an important to volunteer time to speak, should office that plans are the educational, designed to help parents with their area of education. They also wanted example, for the last three years service. We appreciate the good also contact the office. budgeted to serve to start a political awareness day that cultural and recreational needs of children. The program is called would bring students and Chicano ' -/the community. "How To Get Your Children To Do leaders together. MEChA recog- "If you have a good program, the What You Want Them To Do." nizes the need for all Chicanos to program itself is public relations," When Spriggs was asked what he become politically and culturally said Spriggs. "Public relations is the felt about the lack of enthusiasm by aware; it is the same awareness that result of having a good program." students concerning the Artist- "El Plan de Santa Barbara" says Spriggs further clarified that public Lecture series, he said that it is must occur in order to insure self relations is not something one goes difficult to make dates with artists determination. //% //-A--out and actively seeks. "One must since FC has limited use of an Lupe Gomez, co-chairwoman of y find out what the public wants," said auditorium. "We can never have a MEChA at FC, knows that ySpriggs, "then one can act on those good lecture series unless we can developing a new consciousness is .... needs. And as long as one is acting reserve dates," he said. not easy. "I need to know about a lot on those needs one will have good The office of community services more things like the Allan Bakke public relations." also has extensive ties with the issue and the Ku Klux Klan at the Spriggs recognizes the need to get Museum of North Orange County. In border," Gomez said. She also more input from the grass roots fact, FC donates $15,000 a year to expressed the desire to see more a,,sector of society rather than from help the museum pay its lease. Like- organized groups such as art council wise, four staff and faculty members y /and city -government. Spriggs says of FC are also on the board of ythat he is working with Equal Oppor- directors at the museum. EOPS tutoring tunity Placement Services to get "So we have quite a bit of involve- ; more input from the disadvantaged ment with the museum of North to continue groups in the community that have Orange County. It is within our ob- " . ~been traditionally ignored. jectives," Spriggs said. "We need more input from citi- Spriggs was also concerned with during finals W OR zens and students," Spriggs said. the area of recreation. He said that The Equal Opportunity Placement One way he is trying to solve the the main thing lacking in the com- located in communication gap between the munity service program is recrea- Services Tutoring Office, Scollege and the community is Room T5G, will observe the tion. Spriggs referred to Assembly following schedule during finals through the use of a public opinion Bill 1664 that would require com- week: survey. The opinion survey is munity services money to be accoun- Day Evening showing the administration the ted for. What we are getting, Jan. 17 9to 3 6to9 kinds of programming the public Spriggs said, is more pressure from Jan. 18 9to3 5to8 wants. the legislature that would require Jan. 19 9 to 3 Spriggs also hopes to develop a more balanced spending. And since Jan. 20 9 to 2 MUDDY WATERS--Rain from the past couple of Lawrence and Wilshire Avenues. A total of 11.07 program designed to help those that recreation has been ignored in the Jan. 23 9 to 3 weeks has flooded much of the dirt parking lot on inches of rain has fallen in Fullerton this season. are underemployed. He would also past, it must be dealt with for fear of Tutoring will resume Feb. 6. Photo by Maryanne Boggs like to see a citizens advisory losing state money. HORNET Page 2 Friday,Pd Jan.J 13, 1978

Opinions from readers are welcome in the form of letters to the Ewings Doings Hornet. Letters should not exceed 300 words, and should be signed Hornet and submitted to Room 512 before noon on Tuesday prior to desired date of publication. We reserve the right to edit letters to conform to Drought washes space, style and libel considerations. away All unsigned editorials represent a majority of editorial staff to modern technology, became clean. People thought nothing of BY KAREN EWING opinion. Views expressed in signed editorialsare solely the author's, aware of nature's power. Californ- washing only one or two clothing Editor-in-Chief not necessarily the Hornet's. ians realized how precious the fluid items per load. The Hornet is edited andpublished weekly, except during summer away. actually is. Yes, the drought had gone months, exam periods and school holidays, by the Journalism Spring 1977. Californians began More than average Forgotten bricks in toilet tanks were Department of Fullerton College, 321 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton, January 1978. dropping bricks into their toilet amount of rain fell on the perhaps the only remaining symbol CA 92634. It is jointly financed as a service by the Associated seasonal of the bad days. Only good was in the Students and the college administration. The Hornet is printed at tanks. Green lawns turned to brown. parched state. Forecasters debated Water was served at request only at whether or not recent storms had future. Orange City News Publishing,Inc., Orange, CA, and is a member of Ameri- the Associated Collegiate Press and the California Newspaper many restaurants. quenched the land's thirst. Californians, like most Sie 1 92 Publisher'sAssociation. People became aware of how Spring 1978. Lawns were cans, remained wasteful. They had much water it took to wash one glass, sprinkled to bright shades of green. learned very little from nature's to shower, bathe or water a lawn. Rivers began to flow. lesson. Sidewalks dried out and, much to Water was given freely at most It didn't matter to Californians public amazement, the pavement restaurants. School children were no that experts believe weather has a Punks: dead end kids didn't dry up. Dust-covered cars longer taught ecological mathema- cycle. It didn't matter to them that were driven. Rationing became a tics. the next drought could come in five It is a late night talk show on an FM radio station. assumed names such as SPOTS, (Sex Pistols on Tour reality. Water became only a minor years or 10 years. This was now, The caller is outraged, the disc jockey conciliatory. "It Secretly). In the United States, doomsdayers, like our Rivers became streams, and then problem for most farmers. and the drought was gone. They really isn't even music at all," the caller says, "from late night caller, are bedeviled by nightmare visions of just dried up ditches. Farmers, use Neighborhood sidewalks sparkled lived in the land of plenty. what I've heard about what's going on in England, I young Americans converting wholesale to punkism. think it ought to be banned over here." What they are As far as America is concerned, the question seems talking about is, of course, punk rock. to be: Will punk rock be successfully transplanted to The year 1977 was the year the "new wave" this country? The answer is probably not. splashed into public aw4areness, the year of "Anarchy Punk rock is essentially a reaction among England's in the U.K.," the year of the punk. youth to sociological pressures unique at this time to Americans have been observing the punk rock scene England. To quote from a recent book review in Rolling in the United Kingdom with equal measures of interest Stone, "British society seems to have come to a dead and abhorrance. To many it would seem that England end, to have turned back on itself, to be strangling on is the first Western nation to have gone off the deep its own contradictions. England seems a vacuum, and end as a result of the political, economic and social ugliness, physical and spiritual, is filling it". pressures of the '70s. It is in this respect that American youths differ from At the moment, punk rock is almost entirely an their British counterparts. In America the future is English phenomenon. There are a few American punk veiwed through the optics of economic survival and rock bands, but the public response to them in this upward mobility. In England, the last shreds of country is nowhere near as great as that of Britain's optimism have been torn away, revealing the shabby youth. landscape of a nation sinking into boredom and Many people on both sides of the Atlantic are very economic decay. The anthem of London's punks uptight about the punk scene. England's renouned mirrors the young Britons attitude toward a future they punk band, the Sex Pistols, is banned outright from can only regard as a "cul-de-sac"--"We are the appearing in that country, and must perform under future-no future." LNG safety inadequate It seems rather frightening that an issue as facilities and safety inspections are inadequate "explosive" as that of Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) according to the study. should receive little or no concern from most of us. In 1944, an East Ohio gas company's tank of LNG Recently a U.S. Congressional Report was prepared ruptured, spilling 6,200 cubic meters of LNG into by the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment streets and sewers. Explosions and fires both occured. on the subject of LNG. The report covered important As a result of this accidental spill, 128 people were facts relating to LNG, both its on and offshore facilities. killed, and 300 were injured. Damages to property Major LNG facilities are located in approximately were costly and extensive. eight states, including California, Alabama, Ohio and Offshore, the LNG carriers are the most expensive Pennsylvania. These states are beginning to show a afloat because they must keep LNG at a constant tem- heavy reliance on the product. perature of 260 degrees below zero. To meet American In each of these states, LNG poses the threat of be- demands in the next few years, the number of tankers will certainly be increased. coming a major fire and explosive hazard. According to the study, with current methods it would be extremely It would therefore seem wise and logical for the difficult to extinguish a fire as a result of a spill or minor federal government to establish guidelines concerning leakage. the location of LNG facilities. Safety and inspection , Where this highly explosive gas is located should be procedures should also be improved if they are inade- quate, as the congressional study has revealed. dealt crock great concern to us. It may be surprising to note that students of Non-jock there are no federal guidelines for choosing onshore Undoubtedly, there are ways in which LNG can both facilities for LNG. In addition, safety procedures for the exist and be transported in safety. BY CHUCK GRABER at all. There was friction among the hit a ball rather than merely learn to help one to Hornet Staff Writer players on the field as well, all to the the "proper " strokes, indifference of the coach. experience various muscle move- Metric mE Through my experiences, the The most appalling experience ments, and to feel the body's S physical education classes in I've had, however, was here at FC. rhythms. In essence, physical asures up colleges have not been handled with Upon arriving for a Saturday soccer education is to broaden one's U.S.'s backward measurement system has been Canadian gallon, and the U.S. gallon. The same the same enthusiasm and concern as class, the instructor explained that understanding of his own human plaguing the country for many years. This situation holds true for the mile, ounce, quart, pint the competitive sports programs. the administration was very movements. measurement method seemingly has no reason and other measurements. There seems to be a much heavier adamant in its stance that the soccer This also includes an awareness of behind its existense. Our present method of measurements is so emphasis on intercollegiate sports. team should not practice on the mental aspects of such complicated that very few people master even half of This has had a negative effect on the weekends. Our coach had conceived movement. How does one deal with For instance, the foot, one of the most common of it. With such a mess as we have presently, we would structure and function of physical class to keep his "boys" in anxiety and frustration that might these measurements, used to vary with the leg it was the be very foolish to cling to our present system because education. It is not the sole purpose shape. I think that his priorities were impede performance? Relaxation to. However, since a few hundred years ago, attached is easier to stick with what we've got than to learn a of such programs to manufacture it has been standardized as 12 inches (the length of it a little distorted. Needless to say, it techniques, such as breathing new system. only fans and jocks. was one hell of a frustrating game for exercises might be incorporated to three grains of barely placed end to end). Three of Under the present, U.S. system, we have 55 the novice PE students who faced help release tension which hinders these feet make a yard. A yard multiplied by 1,760 The attitude of coaches towards different measurements; these would be replaced the school team. the body's natural flow and makes a mile. Feet are divided by twelfths into inches. many of the activity classes with only three by using the metric system, the liter, Another approach to physical concentration. Halves, quarters, eighths and sixteenths divide (particularly beginning classes) has meter, and gram. Another advantage of these education classes has been the Physical education is a many-fa- inches. been apathetic. Whether it is measurements is that they are always in multiples of approach. Tennis is the ceted field that goes beyond learning If this isn't enough to confuse the public, the U.S. because it is less glorifying than scientific 10. classic example. In a class I took at rules and keeping score. Surely the also employs such diverse measurements as pecks, coaching a team or just a general Most people have forgotten a majority of the math Ventura College we didn't hit a ball fundamentals of each activity should bushels, barrels, short tons, long tons, quarts, pints, lack of concern, many instructors learned in school, but nearly everyone can for weeks. We would practice be provided as well fut, hopefully, in cups, gallons, acre-feet, drams, hogsheads, dry they remain aloof in conducting their remember that multiples of 10 are as easy as adding a stroking the air in a step-by-step a more stimulating fashion. quarts, dry pints, ounces, liquid ounces, dry barrels, classes and are unresponsive to zero or moving a decimal. Think of the advantages. so that by the time we A fresher, well-rounded approach grains...in all there are over 50 measurements in use students' needs. fashion in the United States. You would be able to compare costs in the . actually got to hit a tennis ball we is needed to help build the total What is really frustrating about the whole system is supermarket simply by comparing the price with the One example is a soccer class I were so desensitized from lack of person and not just the body. It the lack of any mathematical consistency. Few people weight in grams. enrolled in at Orange Coast College. natural movement that we were like would provide a more rewarding and really know what the difference between a peck and a There is no reason to delay in the conversion to the The baseball coach would give us the robots. It wasn't much fun. enjoyable experience for students to bushel is. metric system. The metric system is used by every balls to play a game, leave, then Physical education's primary role become actively involved in sports, Another problem is with the measurements industrial nation in the world except the United come back when the class was over. should be to help the student get in physically as well as mentally, and to themselves. For instance there are three different States. Developing countries want no part of our Some students knew nothing of the touch with his body, to promote a learn from instructors who are gallons in use today. The Imperial gallon, the' present system, and frankly, neither should we. game and others played very little, if self awareness of what it feels like to enthusiastic about teaching. --- Letters to the Hornet I fear the outcome of the majority's apathetic and theory or, second, we must change our theory so that Minority appears as majority ignoble ways. Many of this nation's leaders have, in it is compatable with our practice. I prefer the first. Staff the past years of our democratic existence, observed If the majority refuses to make any other decision and our society as a than the one to avoid and pass on the decisions, then While a member of our student government, I was the problem that this campus whole are afflicted with. Abraham Liiacoln in his first they must be prepared to meet with the results. able to observe first hand a few longstanding Editor-In Chief ...... Karen Ewing inaugural stated the problem clearly, "The rule of a Managing Editor...... Mike Johnson conditions and attitudes prevalent in the Associated Since we have concluded that government will minority, as a permanent arrangement, is wholly News Editor ...... Marguerite Lumley Student Senate. Regrettably, the core problem inadmissable, so that, rejecting the minority continue to exist, why not determine as students and News Assistant ...... Mary Boyce encountered here at Fullerton College-non-involve- Editor...... Dean McCleskey principle, anarchy or despotism in some form is all people which form of government is to represent us? Editorial ment in government by the majority-permeates this Total democracy is not perpetual; it requires input and Feature/Entertainment Editor ...... Cynthia Gross that is left." Inger Reynolds society as a whole and so is worthy of considerable involvement from all areas of the population. Many Feature Assistant ...... Since government will and should continue, and Entertainment Assistant...... Greg Bratoff consideration. think that our government will remain unaltered much Cartoonist ...... John Egan Aristotle's time-has been There exists at Fullerton a student senate. This since government-since as our founding fathers left it to us. Historically, one Sports Editor ...... Mark Trakh body is comprised of elected students who try to be, as classified in terms of whether the one, the few, or the could site many errors in this assumption of Sports Assistant...... Greg Fritz they should, responsive to the needs and concerns of many determine policy, all citizens have a direct non-involvement. Photo Editor ...... Maryanne Boggs the overall student population. obligation to procure and protect the type of Calendar Editor ...... Michele McGovern Business Manager...... Marcia Ambler However, a major part of our government's time is government that suits the majority. I, for one, would Over a century ago, a French aristocrat, Alex de Office Manager...... Robin Von Mizener spent in serving numerical minority views. A major prefer to work in a government which is democratic in Tocqueville, journeyed to America to study the new Assistant Office Manager .o...... Lsratoff cause of this problem-and it is indeed a problem-is its nature and not in one which serves only "special democratic nation and how it worked. He reflected Reporters: Jim Bernacoun, Kirby Blile, Joan Fawcett, that the majority of students, or in a broader sense interests." upon the balance of views in government between the Danny Kitchell, Robert Krler, Mike Magnuo, Tony 20-AB Journalsini citizens, do not involve themselves with, or devote Granting that government is capable of affecting minority and the majority and their involvement with Messano, Darlene Natal, Kris Siva, it. students. learning time to, government or public affairs. If the change, should not all of the people who are to be Dan Geduld, Mike lannone, Jeff Millard, I believe Photographers: majority or even one person fail to express their hopes affected be concerned with and involved in the his logical conclusion is worthy of note and Mike Patterson, Mark Yamamoto. and aspirations then-I ask you-how are they to be government? I believe the answer to be a resounding practice-"...but no power upon earth is so worthy of Advertising Staff: Marcia Ambler, Bob Dulyea, Inger represented? Furthermore, from the representative's is the democratic theory. We, as honor for itself, or of reverential obedience to the Reynolds, Connie Spell, Robin Von Mizener. yes. At least this *** Larry Taylor perspective, why should not the minority view reign and people, are faced with this problem and, rights which it represents, that I would consent to its Adviser ...... citizens Photo Adviser ...... Lew Barrett supreme if it is the only position expressed? Minority Sin my opinion, with only two solutions. uncontrolled and all-predominant authority." in opposition to nothing else appears in fact to be the Michael Nove majority. First, we must revise our practice to square with our A.S. Senator HORNET Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 Page 3 Fifth satellite campus to open BY JOAN FAWCETT associate dean of instruction. and they could go to school closer to Hornet Staff Writer "People come to work on their home." Michael Johnson, 23, of Fullerton, Esperanza High School, a part of degrees, retrain for new careers, for exception of courses that With the has been named editor, and the Placentia Unified School job advancement, or just pleasure. require special facilities, the same District, will be making its debut as Marguerite Lumley, 19, of "There are no parking problems, classes are offered through the Placentia, has been named Fullerton College's fifth satellite satellite program as are offered school this semester. and the schools are convenient. The managing editor of the Fullerton gas shortage of 1974 through 1975 during the day at FC. Business and College Hornet's spring semester Consideration of the use of really boosted the program since real estate courses are currently the issues. schools for FC classes satellite people didn't want to drive as much most popular, according to Malm. The new editors will begin their began eight years ago when Jobs Jan. 30, directing the 16 issues Fullerton's night classes couldn't that will be published through June. accommodate increased enrollment. Adult education counseling, A graduate of Fullerton Union This, in addition to new houses High School, Johnson has worked on being built in Yorba Linda, are the the Hornet since the fall semester of reasons Esperanza is being added. 1976. He has served as news editor registration now underway and managing editor since then. Currently, El Dorado High School Counseling and registration for diploma applicants have their pro- Lumley has also been on the is the only satellite school in the North Orange County Com- grams reviewed by counselors, they Hornet staff since fall 1976 and has Placentia. It is being utilized four can enroll in classes that will start served as news assistant and news nights a week. Other schools in the munity College District adult educa- tion winter term is now underway. the last week of January. editor. She is a graduate of Valencia program include Katella High High School. may pick up copies of the School, three nights a week; Loara Registration, which is normally Students Other editors appointed were: High School, twice a week; and conducted during the first two weeks brochure listing winter term classes, Dean McCleskey, news editor; Mike register or set up a counseling Lowell High School, once a week. of classes, has been extended due to O'Neal, editorial editor; Inger Rey- appointment at any of the three nolds, feature editor; Greg Bratoff, Approximately 9,000 students the rain. Registration for classes that NOCCCD offices. The offices are will continue until entertainment editor; Greg Fritz, enrolled in extended day classes last began Jan. 3, located in Anaheim at 1020 S. classes are full. sports editor; and Mike Patterson, fall; 4,000 of them in the satellite Anaheim Boulevard, Suite 102; on photo editor. Pfioto by Mike Patterson program. The ages of the students Counseling sessions are required the Cypress College campus, 9200 vary as much as the students' for students who want to enroll in Valley View; and in Fullerton at 1000 All three offices reasons for attending. adult education classes leading to N. Lemon Street. According to Ivan Malm, high school graduation. After are open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Dance marathons planned as fund raisers Fund raising dance marathons hours, the Rehabilitation Institute of professional disco dance group. The goal of the marathon is to have been planned by the Orange County disco dance-a-thon Participants will have collected raise $15,000 for local patient service Rehabilitation Institute of Orange will get underway tomorrow at 8 pledges to back them on an hourly and research efforts. To reach this County and the Muscular Dystrophy p.m. at the Crescendo in Anaheim. basis. All proceeds will go to the goal, a minimum of $100 in sponsors Association (MDA) of Southern Spectators are welcome. Easter Seal-operated Rehabilitation per dancer is requested. California. Entertainment at the event will be Institute of Orange County to aid the Last year, over $700,000 was raised Scheduled to continue for 20 provided by KEZY disc jockeys and a physically handicapped. nationwide in MDA-sponsored MDA's annual Southern Californ- dance marathons. ia Dance Marathon will be held at Winners of the marathon will be Burrell announces candidacy the Queen Mary in Long Beach couples who finish the dance and Harbor. raise the most money. Prizes will W.C. Burrell, North Orange member of the Republican Central Applications, rules and sponsor- include an appearance on the Jerry County Community College District Committee and serves as chairman ship forms for the Feb. 18 through 19 Lewis telethon, a television and Board of Trustee member, recently of the Malpractice Committee of the event are available at all MDA trips to Disneyland and Universal announced his candidacy for the Orange County Health Planning offices. Studios. Republican nomination for the 71st Council. Assembly District seat. Don Ellis, a Cypress College "The only concrete way to make a instructor, is also expected to run for ErogenousZoneBoutique meaningful tax reduction is for the the Republican nomination in the government to cut spending," 71st district. Burrell said. "The current Sensuous Products To Delight Your Mind3 assemblyman must be held accoun- HELP WANTED table for the $3 billion surplus of tax CANVASSERS WANTED, PART ... 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I / Page 4 Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 HORNET She's a poet to her amazement Losers are best BY CYNTHIA GROSS Darth Vader to catch us. and GREG BRATOFF Best R&B Vocal Performance: BY ANNE PLUNKETTE Jacobson. Early in her career she diminished over the past 10 years, Previous years spent as a boo Hornet Staff Writer wrote to amaze herself. She never her talents have turned in a slightly editor for the Register, book So what's the big deal about male: Lou Rawls, "Unmistakably read writer's guides that advise the different direction. The time and reviewer for the St. Louis Post Grammys? The awards provide no Lou" over Marvin Gaye, "Got to She has trained her ear to sound, beginner to submit writings to dedication she once gave to her Dispatch and the Chicago Tribune, indication as to the quality of the Give It Up (part one)," and Johnny her mind's eye to the color, texture lesser-known publications. She verse, she currently gives to over 200 have given her a respected back- winning song or album. It merely (Guitar) Watson, "A Real Mother and symbol. Then, as a gem collector submitted her work to the Saturday book reviews a year. ground. She highly recommends a provides the fans the fleeting satis- For Ya." Lou drinks our brand of selects the most perfectly cut stone, Evening Post and was immediately Publishers send her books in hope writer be mercenary, and says, "It's faction of seeing the subject of their beer. she selects the perfect word. accepted. that she will be willing to read and immoral to write for nothing." dreams win something. Best R&B Song: Maurice White These few, perfectly chosen Her acceptance lasted over 40 write a review for them. However, On Monday, the National and Al McKay, "Best of My Love" words, carefully positioned into years and extended to the pages of she is free to make her own selec- Academy of Recording Arts and over Lionel Ritchie, "Easy" and verse, tell much about life and Early in her career, other well known publications such tions and writes only about the books Sciences announced the contenders Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff and Carry reflect sensitive insight of the as Redbook, Sports Illustrated, Wall she believes have merit. The time in- for the 1977 Grammy Awards. Gilbert, "Don't Leave Me This author, Ethel Jacobson. Often she wrote to Street Journal, The Christian volved depends on the subject Deciding who will win the coveted Way" because if we don't pick referred to as Fullerton's poet them, Science Monitor, Ladies' Home matter. A serious review often takes award is a matter of tossing a coin. who will? laureate, Jacobson has delighted amaze herself. Journal, Jack and Jill, Collier and up to two weeks, but others can be Following is a list of the most Best Comedy Recording: Steve millions of readers throughout the Look. In addition, many have been done, six at a time, in one afternoon. deserved winners, in our opinion, of Martin, "Let's Get Small" over world for over 50 years, and this year reprinted by Reader's Digest. She This specialty career required an Jacobson attributes much of her the artists and songs nominated. Richard Pryor, "Are You Ser- marks her 50th as a Fullerton has had over 6,000 verses and books over-size mailbox and an abundance success in the literary field to a Record of the Year: Barbra ious???" and George Carlin, "On resident. fortunate published and she is still writing. of bookshelves, both conveniently background. She was Streisand, "Love Theme from A Star the Road" because Martin steals his In a recent interview, Jacobson As the market for light verse has provided by her husband. brought up on the Oxford Book of is Born" over Crystal Gayle, "Don't material from Chevy Chase. He said, "I never learned to do anything English Verse in high school. It Make My Brown Eyes Blue" and can't lose. properly so I took up writing." That Shakespeare was masterfully taught Linda Ronstadt, "Blue Bayou," Best original Score Written for decision, combined with her nimble , -.p-:.:. .^.^i ii g by her teachers. In addition, she because Streisand has a bigger nose Motion Picture or Television Spe- wit and mastery of the English studied German, French and Latin. than anyone else nominated. cial: London Symphony Orchestra language, has led hekto be listed in She believes the study of foreign Album of the Year: Fleetwood "Star Wars," over Bill Conti, "Best Poets of the Century." languages gave her a better under- Mac, "Rumours" over James "Rocky" and Marvin Hamlisch, standing and appreciation of Taylor, "J.T." and Steely Dan, "The Spy Who Loved Me" because English. "English is the richest of all "It's immoral to "Aja." Stevie Nicks is a fox. • LSO is a status symbol. languages because it draws from so Song of the Year: Allan Toussaint, However, we feel that the cate- write for nothing." many," she explained. "Southern Nights" over Richard gories were incomplete, and came An advocate of early exposure to Leigh, "Don't It Make My Brown up with a few of our own. good literature, Jacobson advises Light verse is an exacting art. Eyes Blue" and Marvin Hamlisch, Most Overplayed Song: Al reading to a newborn baby. There is no room for padding or "Nobody Does It Better." His name Stewart, "Year of the Cat" "Children are fresh and new. The over sloppiness. Because of this demand, is so chic. 'Meco, "Star Wars" (disco images of words can shape their she has learned to write tightly and Best New Artist: Foreigner over version), and any song by Linda minds for life." Much of her own said that, "I cut, cut, cut and stop Andy Gibb and Stephen Bishop. The Ronstadt. poetry is a particular joy to children. just before it bleeds to death. coin came up "heads." Most Bubblegum Group: Bay City A fluff of fur "Every discipline has its rules, Best Pop Vocal Performance, Rollers over Bay City Rollers over Lined with purr learn them," Jacobson advises Male: Englebert Humperdick, Bay City Rollers. would-be writers. "There are eight "After the Loving" over Andy Gibb, parts of speech, and writers need to Rover brings the paper in "I Just Want To Be Your Every- Most Forgotten Artist, Male: know the rules of speech function. Isn 't Rover bright? thing" over Leo Sayer, "When I Frank Sinatra over what's his name After you know the rules, then do Rover brings the paper in Need You." "Engle" because of his and that other guy. what you wish. Stand words on their Bite by bite strong, viral image. Most Forgotten Artist, Female: heads and have fun." The verse Writers often ask her where she Best Pop Vocal Performance, Uh...never mind. below is an illustration of her goes for her ideas, and Jacobson has Female: Debby Boone, "You Light Most Unoriginal and Uninspired word-fun. responded for years, "If you have to Up My Life" over Barbra Streisand, Score for Motion Picture or Tele- I whizzed like a breeze ask where to go for ideas, you had "Love Theme from A Star is Born" vision Special: "Demon Seed" over On my nice new skis best learn another craft." and Carly Simon, "Nobody Does It "National Geographic Special" and Till a tree interrupted She believes in reading and more Better." Because her father has "The Texas Chain-Saw Massacre." And I bottoms-upted reading. "Read everything, the "friends" in high places. If it were up to us, we would forego She can also be humorously. trash and the good. Taste everything Best Pop Performance by a Duo, the Grammys altogether. All in all, succinct on a serious subject. and read through it," she advises. Group or Chorus: Fleetwood Mac, the music scene is in a slump, aside "Atomic Courtesy" is one of her Asked her opinion about literary "Rumours" over Steely Dan, "Aja" from a few bright performances. In most reprinted poems. pornography, she answered, "I read and Bee Gees, "How Deep Is Your many cases, the problem was not to To smash the simple atom some and review little, and I always Love." Because penguins are cute. choose the best, but rather to choose All mankind was intent feel I need a bath in sheep dip after- Best Pop Instrumental Per- the least obnoxious. Now any day POET AT WORK--Ethel Jacobson cranks out poems and literary critiques wards." She finds it difficult to be formance: London Symphony Or- Of course, this provides fertile soil The atom may from her well used typewriter. Fullerton's famed poet proves that after shocked for hundreds of pages and chestra, "Star Wars" over the disco for this year. We still cherish the Return the compliment over 50 years of writing, she's still "going strong." commented, "After the first 100 version of the same by Meco and hope that our tired ears will be Writing has been a way of life for pages in bed, it's time to get up." - I Bill Conti and "Gonna Fly Now" blessed with a more sizeable amount (Theme from Rocky). We don't want of worthwhile music. Consumer Affairs Midwee k skiing saves trouble BY CYNTHIA SMITH tion and skill. Freestyle skiing is Hornet Staff Writer becoming increasingly popular, but beginners should take care not to get Whether one's style is schussirig over daring. Most people's concept down the slopes, with a bit of speedd, of a nice vacation is returning home flying through the air with grace aor with all bones intact. gliding through the serenity of thhe back mountains, California offers all Unlike cross-country, freestyle three types of skiing experience s. and downhill skiing have one Downhill, freestyle or cross-coupn- draw-back'; crowds, crowds and try skiing are recreational hobbies of more crowds. But to every problem, many people. there is a solution. Ski .midweek, and you'll find shorter lift lines and Snow skiing is rapidly becominlg better lodging rates. You will thus one of America's favorite winteer get more runs in a day, and also save sports. It's obvious, because theire a few dollars. are long lift lines, no accommodaa- tions without reservations and ski There is still one problem left, slopes are crowded almo:st though: expensive equipment. everywhere. Despite these obstaa- Check the phone book and call the i '~&~= cles, skiing is our number one winteer various ski and sporting goods shops sport, and there are ways to beat thle in the area. Many stores offer crowds, over-priced equipment anid lodging. seasonal rental packages with the option to purchase when the season To beat the long ski lift lines, or7e is over. This is an excellent way for can take to the back woods with a the beginner or an undecided skier pair of cross-country skis, a coup le of good friends, a lunch pack arid to buy wisely, according to their enjoy a perfect "back to nature " favored style and performance type day. needs. Now, if all this seems a bit slo w Some "ski packages" are offered and boring, one can always obtain a by most shops. These are "put pair of shorter skis and take to the air together" trips for one sum, which ALONE ON THE SLOPES--Empty slopes like this one are few and far like a ballet dancer, or an injuread include lodging, lift tickets and between in California during the skiing season. goose, depending on coordinaa- meals at the resort of your choice. Photo by Jeff Millard "Ifit wasn't for the bus, I might not be going to college this fall." Lynn Okemoto, Irvine, Junior at UCI. In fact, the bus makes it possible for many of Sleeping Bags-Back Packs- the county's commuting college students to get Complete Line of Accessory Items an education. Fullerton College is served by routes 25, 41/43, *- FULLERTON Dial-A-Lift. 112 E. Commonwealth 525-5544 CALL ( 547-3311 ANAHEIM WEST ANAHEIM EAST 2131 West Lincoln Ave. 114 East Lincoln Ave. get you there. 535-7835 We're here to I2 956-2300 lm m m fIl . Ask about student discount passes. --In R B be m I - - ... . ' . _ i m I r - _ -I HORNET Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 Page 5 Calendar Ways to seek answers "Biofeedback," "Relaxation and serious scientists now investigating Using mysticism Meditation" and "Numerology." these subjects is the belief that Friday, Jan. 13-Make the "Connection" Saturday, Jan. 21-Basketball College BY DEBI SHULKATIS Psynetics Founda- sufficient detailed study will This modern jazz group, Connection, is to FC hosts a game against Orange Coast Occasionally, Student Services Hornet Staff Writer tion's research division holds forums separate real paranormal pheno- perform in the FC Campus Theatre at 8 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. Those bearing a which are open to the menan from the false and place the Admission is $1. Card will be admitted free. Parapsychology and psychic or symposiums public. These have reduced genuine phenomenan into a rational Beware-Today is Friday the 13 phenomena are today less super- admission for students. framework, although that may "Walkout" Sunday, Jan. 22-The Doctor makes his last natural or strange and more socially Johnson, a senior at require broad modification of No, not out of school. This is a captioned film house call accepted and researched than Ken State University at current theories on how the universe for the hard of hearing, their friends and families. This is closing night for the free play "The before. California discussed psychic and works. It is showing for free, today only, at 7 p.m. in the Good Doctor." Curtain rises at 5 p.m. in the FC Many people are either familiar Fullerton, as they appear in at the Fullerton Public Library on 353 W. Studio Theatre. Tickets are required and will be with or interested in psychic creative energies Some of the speakers arts of literature, music psychic. She Commonwealth Ave. The phone number is distributed in advance in the Campus Box experiences, and the Psynetics the creative foundation include a explained how 871-9440. - Office . Foundation in Anaheim offers the and art. He shared what her life has been like to explore many aspects Michalangelo, Beethoven, Van gogh and how she has been able to use her Saturday, Jan. 14-That's the way the ball Recycled Gallery opportunity Monday, Jan. 23-"Designs of these fascinating occurences. and Dostoevsky used psychic energy abilities. Another guest was a bounces is being held now, until Jan. 29, on is Mesa College how This exhibit Psynetics Foundation founded in to create masterpieces. Johnson scientist who has spent the past 10 The Hornets show San Diego Blvd., Fullerton. Some of the p.m., there. 619 N. Harbor 1962 by Walter and Lola Tipton, is a an expert in the field of medieval years observing electrical responses to play basketball at 7:30 "Mixed Media" by Jan things shown are non-profit, philanthropic, research history and literature and his studies in plants and animals. these Monday, Jan. 16-Free Christian Science lecture and prints by Esther Manogue, Johnson, acrylics and educational corporation in have convinced him that psychic responses are similar to human "The Language of Mac Olds, oil paintings by Stella Gordon R. will speak about color photos by Anaheim. Ken McKenzie, the energy and artistic ability go hand in emotional reactions as shown on a lie Church of enamel panels by Sherry Soul" at 8 p.m. in the First Christian Popowski and fired director of Psynetics Foundation's hand. detector and have been termed Raymond Ave., exhibit is open from 10 a.m. until 6 Christ, Scientist at 1300 N. Schrut. The research division and the president McKenzie, who holds a bachelor's "primary perception at cellular care facility. and admission are free. For further Fullerton. There will be a child p.m. Parking of the general executive board, feels degree in chemistry and a masters level" by the scientist. information, contact Eileen Kremen at 879-1391. degree in accounting from CSUF, Tuesday, Jan. 17-A.S. Senate Meeting psynetics could be called a Psynetics strives to offer talked about the interrelationships The A.S. Senate is to meet at 10 a.m. in the Tuesday, Jan. 24-A.S. Senate Meeting "university of life" or a "growth something for everybody with every between mysticism, occultism and Student Government room. The A.S. Senate is to meet at 10 a.m. in the center." conceivable kind of consciousness parapsychology. He notes the work Student Government room. "Individuals are encouraged to expanding activity imaginable. Its Chugga, chugga- that Russians have done in these "Romance of the golden Iron Horse," is the elevate their total being, physically, goal is to achieve a better world to mentally, emotionally and spiritual- areas, and that it has been their title of a free lecture to be given by George H. Wednesday, Jan. 25-Free Orientation progress that has gotten the United live in. the railroad system will be counselor, will ly, to the highest possible degree of Williams. The topic of Jean Hicks, Re-entry for Women States involved in psychic research. "We assume that the best discussed in the Fullerton Public Library at 353 be conducting an FC campus orientation from 1 to their potential. and hastened evolution of a wide variety of He explained that astrologically, interest Ave. 3 p.m. Those interested are to meet in the "We provide men and W. Commonwealth programs and group activities the earth has entered the "Age of humanity will evolve when Women's Center. women in all walks of life turn from Jan. 18-Is there a doctor in the whereby new and advanced and Aquarius," which will bring a Wednesday, close-minded prejudices, bigotry to house? ancient conceptions are set forth for conquering of space and an elevation home positions of fair-minded considera- There will be, tonight at 8 in the play, "The Basketball-at the acceptance or rejection of those of mind for our planet. Although Grossmont College travels to the FC campus for tion, analysis and acceptance of Good Doctor," by Neil Simon. Admission is free seeking elightment," McKenzie mysticsm and occultism are secret, a game against the mighty Hornets at 7:30 p.m. truth in fact," said McKenzie. (for a doctor, yet) but tickets are required. For explained. spiritual and symbolic in nature, with a Student Services Card will be given Experiences and revelations of information, contact the ticket salesperson in the Those At the foundation, enlightenment perhaps in an age of "enlighten- science, philosophy and parapsycho- Campus Box Office, 871-8101. free admission. may come anywhere from scientific ment" we can come to understand logy will hasten the day when man is research to mysticism or palm and use such principles productive- Basketball-away game Jan. 26-Last Day of the Fall Semester finally freed from the ravages of Thursday, reading. This variety encourages ly, McKenzie believes. The Hornets travel to Cerritos College for a ignorance, illness, poverty and war, many areas of study and gives Society has often labeled these game at 7:30 p.m. and is universally endowed with the Friday, Jan. 27-Between Semester Recess individuals freedom to discover kinds of occurences voodoo or blessings of wisdom, health, Brown Bag Cinema-"Brown Wolf" FC students are out for recess. that may be relevant to their witchcraft and refused to take them things prosperity and peace. This Jack London story about two persons' goals or aspirations. seriously. What motivates the attempt to possess a wild dog, along with "Birch Saturday, Jan. 28-No rest for the wicked, There are weekly lectures Canoe Builders," a documentary on a 50-year-old Hornets covering all areas of the psychic, man who plies a vanishing craft in the Minnesota Even though there is no school, the dedicated self, and spiritual development northwoods will both be shown for free. Bring a Hornets will travel to Mt. SAC for a 7:30 p.m. fields. A few topics from last month sack lunch and see these films at the Hunt Branch basketball game. This is a conference game. Good include: "Hauntings - Ghosts or Library, 201 S. Basque Ave., Fullerton. Film luck Hornets. Hallucinations?," "Psychic Surg- starts rolling at11:45 a.m. ery" with a healing demonstration Friday, Jan. 20-Classic Film Series Monday, Jan. 30-First Day of Classes for the by a faith healer and "Psychokinesis: Today, the Classic Film Series presentors are to Spring Semester Mind/Matter Interaction." show "Compulsion" in the FC South Science Get up and go to school. Good luck for the These lectures are held on building, Room 415 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. semester. Thursday evenings; the charge is $2. Your Life" There are day and evening adult Tut, Tut "What It Takes to Change p.m., Dr. Bietz will discuss this topic in classes in a wide range of subjects. The Boy King,"a film narrated by Orson At 7:30 "Tut, School in They run from 6 to 12 weeks with Welles,is to be shown for free at-7 p.m. in the the Auditorium of Sunny Hills High Fullerton. For additional information, call some on a continuous basis. Tuition Fullerton Public Library at 353 W. ranges from donations to $60. A few Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton. For those 870-4990. Tuesday, Jan. 31-A.S. to meet examples of their 1978 schedule, attending the sold out King Tut Exhibit, this A.S. Senate is to hold a meeting in the which begins in January, are: would be a good chance to catch up on the history The Student Government room at 10 a.m. "Abstract Art and Rorschach of this pharaoh." Readings," "Mental Automation," L "Know Thy Self," "Self Hypnosis,"

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Openings for, Cashiers, Dc)or Monitors,I Guides, and Stock Ke epers. legal mannerly conduct is strictly Floor Encounter groups enforced. No one is permitted at any time to physically violate (hit or 7:30 a.m. - -12:30 p.m., BY MARCIA AMBLER harm) another person. Rules concer- Shifts available: Hornet Staff Writer ning personal conduct during the Question: What has approxima=- training are carefully explained p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1' 9 a.m.- 2:00 p.m., 12:30 tely four hundred legs, laughs cries, beforehand. 9:00 p.m. shouts, whispers and learns a lot People take Lifespring training for 4:00 p.m. - about itself? marital problems, shyness, job-rela- Answer: a Lifespring "Basic Trai- school difficulties, need for ning." ted or hour. more self-confidence, or simply a Pay: 2.50 an Lifespring is a personal develop- desire to magnify the joy and success ment program which holds basic they are already experiencing in training about twice a month. Each their lives. Both FC students and ALSO NEEDE D: class has 150 to 200 people, several professors have taken the training. Skiing isn't just fun, training coordinator, and one facili- Most of the people who graduate glamour and tator or trainer who gives lectures from the program feel they received DIRECTOR OF SATIELLITE and explains the various exercises. more value than they had expected. Anyone interested may contact excitement. The lectures contain general in- Humanities instructor Jeanne It's health, fitness formation about what makes hu- Moores at office 525-01. PROGRAM mans behave in certain ways, and and happiness too. in applying for this position shouldi the possible consequences of their The training begins on a Wednes- Those interested behavior. Belief systems are exami- day evening at 6:30 p.m., and meets read the following list of duties.. ned and explained, and the reasons Thursday and Friday evenings, all Skiers really know how to live. for people following them are day Saturday and Sunday. Most And knowing how to live is one of 1: Prepare list of books to be pulled from warehouse. --- 4 carefully looked at. people are able to utilize vacation the secrets of a long life. To live 2. Pull books from warehouse. time, take a short leave of absence or to Di better... to live longer, means tak- 3. Keep accurate inventory records as to what was taken and rector Each exercise is different, and somehow arrange their hours and ing the simple care to exercise well. what school. presents a new technique for the lives to fit this schedule. Because regular exercise is the only 4. Rent truck for transportation. to use in learning more way to keep all of your 600 muscles pays trainees College credit may be obtained for 5. Rent cash registers. about themselves and people in in shape. Especially the most impor- 6. Transport books to each satellite school. general, or in learning ways to tap taking the training by contacting tant one - your heart. 4.50 an hour California State University, at Ful- 7. Set up Mini-Bookstore at each school. inner resources they were not aware So, check into skiing at a ski area lerton. Or hike, or bike or 8. Hire all sales people. of. or shop near you. sales person. and is a four held squash or swing a tennis racket. 9. Prepare training period for each One or two guest events are play exercises are done indivi- Join the people going for the 10. Prepare cash for each school. Some each week where anyone may come good life. 11. Deliver and pick-up said cash each night at each school. dayj job. dually. For example, those in which meet the facilitators, training coord- 12. Check on all mini-bookstores throughout the week. quiet thinking or relaxation are inators, and Lifespring graduates. 13. After week is over - Return books to warehouse with accurate involved. Others are done with There the program exercises are inventory. Frorri Jan. 30 another person, and some are in explained. For information, call the 14. Return registers. small groups. There are a few group Orange County office at 973-1011, 15. Clean - up at each school. sessions and the training is divided located by the intersection of the 16. Return rented truck. in half, but there is at least one Garden Grove and Santa Ana 17. Prepare time sheets for each sales person. to Feb. 2. Public Service Advertisement individualized exercise. Freeways, 960 Town and Country Council 18. Prepare accurate list of what was sold, expenses, profit etc., for the President's to Bookstore Manager. ______At all times during the training, Road, Orange. on Physical Fitness to give Page 6 Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 HORNET Former and departing sports editors look back What could have been, ... and the lighter side of what was

BY MARK TRAKH For example: BY ROBERT KRIER Sports Editor -Three semesters ago a member of a team Hornet Staff Writer informed us that one of the I punch my last Hornet typewriter key, I'd like to take this chance to Apparently Shep Goldberg, the sports information approached us and Before coaches had fixed his star player's grades so that this share a few of the things that stand out in my three semesters as a sports director of the Los Angeles Lakers, does not believe in player would be eligible to compete. Whether this writer. such fundamental things as freedom of the press and opinion. story was true we still can't say, but the sad fact Most Embarrassing Moment: When I called the golf team "duffers" remains that we never even attempted to follow up on thinking it was a synonym for golfers. Actually, it means "hackers" or When a relatively new magazine called Sports News it. incompetents on the course. Sorry, Glenn Thomas. Honorable Mention: published an article severly criticizing ex-Laker -Last semester four players came into our office When the wrong caption appeared under a women's softball photo, due to forward Kermit Washington for his deadly, one-punch and accused their coach of racism. They also accused another editor's good, but mistaken intentions. knockout of Rudy Tomjanovich, Goldberg responded the coach of playing favorites and not doing anything Quote of the Year: When asked what his team had to do to win, basebal in a childlike manner; he revoked all Sports News' to help the morale of the team. Again we did not coach Mike Sgobba replied, "Score more runs than the other team." credentials to Laker games. investigate this story. Again, we do not know if the Honorable Mention: Ann Read, speaking of her tennis team's tr;p to Bakers- I wondered, after reading of this incident and after story is true, but just the mere fact that players field: "The highlight of the Bakersfield game was the snow we ran'into on being a member of the Hornet staff for the past three accused their coach of racism was enough to merit an the way home." semesters, how would the Fullerton College sports article. Coaches' Most Often Used Lines: At the beginning of the season, "I'm department have reacted to a negative story printed -This semester their was the minor story of a optimistic;" in the middle of the season, "We're not playing up to our about it? coach, kicking one of his star players off the team for potential;" at the end of the season, "We could have done better but we just MIKE SGOBBA--Score mor e runs didn't Although we were not always complimentary to the having a bad attitude. I asked the coach what he get any breaks." and we'll win. department, we tended to stay away from stories that meant by a "bad attitude" and he said, "Hey, all this . ,....:.-.:-..*..-...... " - .--~ &. saw.\''. a*-s Most Off-the-Record statements: Ann Read. If we would have used just might have muddied the sports department's image. is off the record. I don't want you to print the fact that half of Read's not-for-print remarks, the National Enquirer would have two Opportunities to write negative stories that would I kicked him off. It's not nice." reporters on a beat at this campus. have been embarrassing to the department were This is tantamc .nt to a coach in professional sports Most Confusing Issue: Who was the 1977 SCC track numerous. telling reporters, 'Hey don't mention the fact that we champion? The Hornets won the conference tourney, had the title taken kicked our star receiver off the away and then given back again. The controversy centered around an team, it's not nice." ambiguous "honest effort" rule. League officials considered giving FC the -Two years ago, a Hornet staff trophy for the first six months of the year and Grossmont College the trophy writer wrote a negative story for the last six months. concerning one of our sports. He Most Fun Week: Week of the satire issue. The satire brought more / , took the story to the coach of that laughs to the sports department and more grey hairs to our adviser than any / sport and showed it to him so the other issue. / - " coach knew what was going on. The Hardest Coach to Find: Glenn Thomas. I think Thomas must have been writer had the coach for a class. And working for the President's Council on Physical Fitness of Sports Writers. _i / unfortunately, was threatened with He certainly kept me in good shape, running across the campus in search of a bad mark in the class if the story him. S t ran. The article did not run. of less than a year, Riley ANN READ-Off the record Most Versatile Coach: Colleen Riley. In a span , The question arises, why didn't team to the state championship, the statements. coached the FC women's basketball we investigate and why were we softball team to second place in the SCCCIAC and the field hockey team to S,\ intimidated? second in the SCC. Field hockey had One of the reasons is that we been missing from the Hornet sports could not afford to alienate any of scene tor 10 years. It's said that the coaches. The coaches are our Riley could coach a team of winos to main source of information; we did a croquet championship--given a dry not have the manpower or the time field to practice on. to work our way around them. Biggest Comeback Attempt that 1((t(u

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Funded by The Christians ~J I a HORNET Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 Page 7 FC heads south to face Mesa BY JOHN ACE VEDO Fullerton seems to be better than could not continue in the league Hornet Staff Writer Mesa on paper. FC is scoring 75 opener against Santa Ana, Tomorrow night, the Fullerton points a game on the average, while Wednesday. After being down by as College basketball team will take to allowing its opponents 74 a contest. much as seven points in the first the road as it travels to San Diego Mesa on the other hand, is only half, the Dons rallied back in the Mesa College in a 7:30 South Coast scoring 64 points a game, and second half, to take a commanding Conference contest. Wednesday allowing 68 points on defense. Every 13-point lead. A lead the Hornets night, the Hornets lost to SCC team in the SCC is above .500, with, could not surmount. favorite Santa Ana, 97-86. Earlier, the Olympians struggling with a 9.8 What hurt the FC upset bid was last week FC shocked No. 5-ranked preseason record. Mesa coach Jay poor second half shooting and Santa Palomar, 71-66, in overtime. Both Mulvehal feels that this year is a re- Ana's dominance on the boards. The games were played at home. building one. Dons occasionally had second and Coach Ezra Van Horn is very The Hornet's upsetting ways third changes to score. optimistic about the Mesa contest, but in his words, "Mesa is a place where anything can happen. The rivalry between us and them is so intense that sometimes we barely get out of there in one piece." During the pre season, the Hornets have shown some talent both offensively and defensively. Jay Lucas has a high game of 30 points, Mark Pepper is averaging 18.2 points per game and is also con- trolling the boards, pulling down about 15 rebounds a contest. Riley voted top WILD SCRAMBLE--Mark Pepper [24] and Mark Lucas [30]. The Dons won the conference opener, Roche [40], both of FC, struggle on the gym floor to 97-86. The Hornets will meet San Diego Mesa gain control of a loose bail during the Hornet's game College, in San Diego, in an SCC encounter, coach instate against Santa Ana College. Looking on is FC's Jay tommorrow night. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30. Soaring on the wings of last year's Photo by Dan Geduld A lAW community college basketball championship,. Colleen Riley, be- Wrestling program on the ro cks came the California Coaches Association Community College's coach-of-the-year. always fielded BY GREG FRITZ coach at FC, and for the last two a small number of Riley, the women's basketball and grapplers. Along with Sports Assistant years, Hornet wrestling has been the small field hockey coach, here at Fullerton struggling. roster, Breeland has had to deal Both men and wo en's sports at College, will accept the prestigious "We've never had a big tourn- mostly with small wrestlers. "Very Fullerton College are 1roud of their award at a banquet Jan. 27 at the Inn out," said Breeland, in explaining seldom have we had full teams," successes in intercollegiate competi- at the Park Hotel in Anaheim. the Hornet wrestling said Breeland. "We just can't the tion. woes. "There fill After settling in at the helm of just seems to be a lack of interest weights. Athletes and coaches at FC will in women's basketball in 1969, Riley wrestling at this school."' This year's team is typical of what gladly point out glossy records and has prevailed triumphant in 90 But that's not the only reason the Breeland was talking about, but ill- performances, in attempting to percent of her coaching assign- FC wrestling program is suffering. nesses, injuries and other problems prove their top-notch reputations. ments. She has a career record of "Cypress has a fine program," con- have reduced an already thin squad Most FC sports are 166-19. basking in the tinued Breeland. "They to just a few dedicated grapplers. sun. get most of Riley has also captured five South the wrestlers coming out of high In describing the few remaining But one coach at FC is currently Coast Conference championships, schools in this area, it's just hard to wrestler's attitudes, Breeland had trying to weather a rough storm. w inning her first in 1970, then His recruit against them" this to say. "They like to wrestle and sport is not reeling off four titles in a row, flourishing like the are still on the team because of the others, instead it is 1972-1976. deteriorating. competition. They're loyal, but at -He is Oran Breeland.westling Accepting a head coaching the same time discouraged and position on the newly, revised disappointed. There is no team moti- women's field hockey team this vation."~ year. Riley took the rookie team Breeland's wrestlers tend to to a surprising second place finish in the agree. "We don't go out there to win NO HARM, South Coast Conference, finishing NO FOUL--FC's Jay Lucas [30] had difficulty going in for a as a team," explained FC grappler, lay-up in the Hornets league debut against with a 11-5-3 mark. Under the Santa Ania College Wednesday. Jayke Tynes. "We go out there to do The Dons Edgar Wicliffe is attempting to block Lucas' shot. our best individually." guiding hand of Riley, the field hockey team then advanced to the Photo by Mark Yamamoto "Morale on this year's team is state tournament, where it placed very low," said Tynes' teammate, sixth. Jeff Powell. "We just don't have enough wrestlers to compete as a- ~~~~~ABUE1;IIt~ IR~ii :1~ I~ t As for the future of FC wrestling, OE I NG S FOR it rests in the hands of Athletic SAM BITIOUS PEOPL Director Hal Sherbeck and the administration. And at present, it is .Dignified, interesting, goody a wait- and- see-what- happens at this free public Christian Science Lecture yarnings potential. Full o 8:00 p.m. Monday, January 16 situation,.a se art time--We show you how.~. at First Church of Christ, Scientist When Breelandwakd what .. Call for interview. 1300 N. Raymond Ave., Fullerton he thought. would happen to FC 4 (714) 970.1823 Free care for small children wrestling in the future, he paused, gave a deep sigh and replied, "I a! IIR! don't know, I just don't know." AdII T Tropy Ti1~Tceevc r SKI RENTALS UP IN THE AIR--Grasping for anything but empty air, FC wrestler, Jeff Powell, tries to fight his way out of a sticky' jam with a San Diego Mesa I Cocert"Thetre" orthn Eent grappler. Despite internal problems, the Hornet wrestling team defeated Cocrs harePor g Evnt ALL NEW the Olympians, 27-24. Photo by Dan Geduld I CALL NOW FOR DATES EQUIPMENT! Santana, Grateful ,Dead, Eric Clapton, Styx, Beatlemania, SUMMER JOBS IEW, Ted Nugent, Who, Eagles, KISS, Boston, Tubes, 879-9470 INTERNATIONAL We will assist you in landing the RuaasIuetap summer job of your choice. 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/%/ '~ common sweet and innocent Grateful Dead isanything but Beatles 'c aspects of the dance. Instead CHIP O'NEAL Evidently they got it out of their did a solo "battle of the drummers" Love Songs they write about lust. BY Leonard Cohen Hornet Staff Writer system last year when they which proved tha t rock drum solos Capitol SKBL 11711 Spector not only co-wrote performed it with an o rchestra and can be enticing. the lyrics, he produced the Los Angeles' Death of a Shrine Auditorium perforus in New York. When the Dead left the stage the and did all the vocal was filled to You could say that after all album capacity with old and Two songs from the new album, crowd screamedL, clapped and. Ladies' Man most of the new Deadheads the post-Beatle releases arranging and Tuesday evening to which were included are the prime chanted "We Want The Dead" for I 25 rhythm arranging. welcome the new Grateful Dead. Capitol Records has released Warner Bros. BS 31 choice cuts along witth Terrapin. nearly 20 minutesi, refusing to stop taste in With a new record company "Estimated Prophet" a another album would bean act Few people outside the He showed excellent nd "Passeng- even after the house lights were as back-up (Arista) and a new album on which. er" received the same i of redundancy. And you'd be music industry reco gnize using Bob Dylan f not more of turned on, until th

5 510 IL HARBOR 5 - Caldera entrances FOX AT CNAPMIA 4747 Last year Capitol Records began a gave the impression that he really policy of increasing the number of didn't feel up to playing. Caldera ITHEATRES WK - Mst ld iuesday jazz artists on their label. The result definitely felt up to playing as they "NL Orang Fwy. at Imperil - 5295339 has been the signing of several entranced the SRO crowd with their BURTREYNOLDS excellent jazz musicians. fluid, Latin-influenced jazz. SM KEY& TiE BANDIT'" Near the top of the list is a The band's leader and chief ROGER MOORE IN seven-piece band with Latin songwriter, keyboardist Eduardo del "THE SPY WHO LOVD MI" American roots, Caldera. With two Barrio, was born and raised in i 6406 s.cn t Jl albums released to date, Caldera has Argentina. He was trained at an MM brought a fresh, new style to the early age by his musical parents. His PE.4 S & jazz-rock fusion category. classical influences are evident in his Recently the band had its Los complex compositions. "Carnava- Angeles debut at the Roxy where lito" one of his songs which is on they opened the show for Freddie "Sky Islands" was the highlight of Hubbard. Their set was much more the Roxy show. impressive than Hubbard's, who Accenting Barrio's superb key- board work is Steve Tavaglione on

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