'Simple living, high thinking', brought to Orange County

By GENE CASE Following Bohlert's presentation, son's "plain living and high think- News Assistant there was a discussion of the partici- ing" ideal. pants' interests and what they The caucus is dedicated to The New Age Caucus has formed would like to accomplish through establishing a unified political plat- its Orange County chapter. The area the caucus, that lasted beyond mid- form to provide a voice for the representatives are Kathy McGuire night. Interests varied from more policies of cooperative com- of Fullerton, and FC student Glen humanistic approaches in the munities, "appropriate technology" Knape. government to low cost, solar- and holistic health. These policies The May 11 meeting consisted of equipped housing. Future lectures encompass "improved nutritional a slide presentation and informal and speakers were tentatively plann- medicines and technologies and talk given by. the caucus' Vice- ed. government land grants for self- President Steven Bohlert, providing The Los Angeles based caucus is a sufficient new age communities." those that attended with informa- political action group whose Caucus supporters are involved in tion on the political, ecological and philosophy is based upon "simple many activities such as the develop- spiritual beliefs and activities of the living and high thinking," a phrase ment of solar, wind and geothermal caucus. derived from Ralph Waldo Emer- power. They oppose any form of nuclear power, and participate in protests of nuclear sights throughout the state. They are presently researching medical institutions to determine what can be done to offer holistic TEEMING WITH ART-Fullerton College's Art Many of the articles on exhibit were made by health practices to the mainstream Department is once again hosting the annual Student students with no prior art experience. Pictured here are of American society. They are at- Art Show. The presentation, which will be on display pieces from Mr. Treadways Basic Visual Disign, tempting to build a state network of in the William T. Boyce Library until June 1, features Sculpture and Design and Color students. cooperative towns and com- work from non-art majors as well as from art majors. Photo by Dan Gomez munities, and are responsible for establishing co-op banks and markets. They are now lobbying for disarmament. Orange County's representative Glen Knape feels, "It's time for me to go out and do something in the world," and NAC is a medium in which he can do that. "NAC is about helping people to look at the other person's point of Volume 57 view, and to work together to solve Issue 31 Fullerton College. Friday May 18, 1979 the problems," Kanpe says. "I've been looking mostly at the problem of energy. I'd like to help people look past their own nose, in this case their own personal gas New club ignores labels tank, and see what we can do." The New Age Caucus' Orange County chapter will be meeting again on March 25 at 8 p.m., 2513 stir E. Wallace in Fullerton. The public to IIiterest at FC viewpoint of Michael is invited and anyone that would By BETTE-JEAN DARST Bickford, a Bickford sees the club as being second-year student who is trying to broad-based. He feels that people I'M TELLIN' YOU-Representative Glen Knape (left) tells doubtful Ron like more information on the caucus Hornet Staff Writer "Social science is just completely start a non-partisian political club are "turned-off" by labels. This in- Pitts that the New Age Caucus is not raucus. Photo by Vicky Byers can call Glen Knape, (213) 943-9820, or Kathy McGuire, (714) academic unless a student has a here on campus. cludes the faculty who might not 879-0090. chance to apply it." That is the "There used to be some political want to be labeled "Democrat," clubs," he said, "but all are defunct "Republican," or "Socialist" now." Bickford became aware of should they be asked to advise a the situation some months ago when club with those leanings. Instead, he wanted to distribute information Bickford sees the political club as a Transactional analysis turns to tots on the Prop. 6 issue. He had to take vehicle for discussion and possibly time to gain permission.One pur- action, if the members so wished. By BETTE-JEAN DARST into one category or another. Hornet Staff Writer The But, Dr. Freed pointed out, all of he/she takes an opposite course. pose the club would have, would be Me e than anything, he would like optimum position is that of being us can become aware of the games The adult in us causes us to want to provide an existing organization to organize whatever political activi- okay and of seeing others as okay. Do you feel okay? Do you think we play, of the life-positions we find to learn, to gain knowledge, to see into which others could "plug in" ty is going on, to make it more visi- others are okay as well? Finding out Unfortunately, things do not always ourselves in. All of us, according to and explore the world. should they need a platform. ble, so that students would be able is the aim of transactional analysis, work out that way. TA, are born okay. We see And the "parent?" That's the What type of political club would to voice ideas and perhaps apply Often we might feel, "I'm more commonly known as TA. not ourselves filled with worth as a per- part of us that governs the way we it be? Completely open, Bickford theories they have learned in class. okay but you are okay." That sets May 11 and 12, Dr. Freed, a well- son. Alas, too often our parents and behave so often. We can have a explained. "The big problem on this the stage for all matter of depres- significant others give us "cold "nuturant" parent when we look A sign-up sheet is currently cir- known author and psychologist on campus is apathy and you can't culating around and Bickford hopes TA for children and teenagers, sions and dependency relationships. pricklies" instead of "warm both ways when we cross a street, or fight by taking a specific stand." We see other people as being more fuzzies." we can have a "critical" parent that some students will be willing to spoke on TA. There were exercises Bickford would like to stir a good work on a constitution over the to demonstrate the ideas as Well. His important than ourselves. Students What's a "cold pricklie?" That's causes us to hesitate in doing bit of faculty interest also. The club with this point of view might not be a not-so-pleasant message given to something new for fear of failing. summer. In that way, the club will wife, a specialist in creative move- would provide a forum for discus- be able to begin in the fall. ment, outlined the main goals of able to make up their minds on what us. "Well, that's all right, but you Too often the old "critical parent" sion of relevent issues and Bickford TA. Authenticity is vital. We must to study, fearing others might know can do better." So says the. mother inside each of us cuts off new feels it would tie in well with studies The club's first meeting will be on all be real. Spontaneity is next. Feel- better what is a proper program to to a child proud of a report card. avenues of acting or behaving. in social science, economics, or May 23 at 11 a.m. and at 1 p.m. in ings should not be unacknowledged; follow. "Warm fuzzies," on the other When we feel we are okay, we can political science. the President's Office. none of us wants to go through life "I'm okay and you're not okay," hand, give one a good feeling. They discover new alternatives, see new as a robot. Autonomy means the is the viewpoint the con artist holds are positive affirmations that help ways of handling problems. and others who depreciate their us feel even more okay. fully developed individual acts and One exercise the workshop par- I thinks independently and creatively. fellow beings. It suggests a person Within each person are three ticipants practiced was that of brag- News Brief. And finally, but not least, intimacy can do what he likes at the expense "people." All of us have a child ging. Each of us went around our of others is an important goal. All of us need who don't matter too who causes us to feel emotion: group (about 5 people) and told Jobs Available-There will be three tion can be obtained by calling Sim- much. to relate to people in an open way. Of course, this is not a happy anger, fear, hate but also love, each a "story" that extolled our EOPS (Extended Opportunities, my Deeb, at 871-4488. situation. Dr. Freed mentioned love. "Love playfulness and joy. This "child" accomplishments. We didn't have to Program & Services) peer counsel- The last, most uncomfortable The Last Song-"Scenes from is when we feel safe with another can be "natural," or free to express lie necessarily, but we did have to ing positions available for the place of all to be in, is that of "I'm feelings, American Life," a stage production person, when we know we won't be or "adaptive," which exaggerate. This was done to free 1979-80 school year. The positions not okay and you're not means with both popular and classical discounted or rejected." There are okay." she/he responds to what is ourselves from the "parent" inside are part-time, 20 hours a week. In Creativity, joy, and everyday expected by grown-ups. The rebel, order to qualify for an interview, piano music, is being presented at four life positions in TA and most -that critical observer who forbids FC's happiness are sacrificed when this Mrs. Freed said smiling, is an candidates must: 1) Have completed Studio Theatre at 8 p.m. on of us, at one time or another, fall bragging. We also had to introduce May 17-19, and May 21-26. position is taken. "adaptive" child too, only this time ourselves three ways: as parent, a minimum of 12 units over one It will be director George D. adult and child. People bounced up semester, or 18 units over two semesters at Fullerton College with Archambeault's final production and down, laughing, "I'm Mary! a 2.5. GPA. 2) Have a working after 35 years as a theatre teacher. Cummings named Man of Year "I'm Jim!" Given permission to General knowledge of the college campus admission is $2.50, have fun, many adults do recall the admission and services. 3) Have the ability to for students is $1.50, and Douglas E. Cummings was named ings is "still pondering my future." was accepted with honors to Cal spontaneity of childhood. group rates are e relate to EOPS students. available. For reser- Fullerton College's.Man of the Year Although his immediat goal is to State Fullerton. Cummings also TA makes use of the word vations If you are interested, you must call 871-8101. for 1979 at the Men of Distinction acquire a bachelor of arts in biology helped write and distribute a stress how important Financial "strokes" to submit a resume to the EOPS Of- aid-The Financial awards ceremony May 17. from Cal State Fullerton, he leans "Course Analysis" form for the feedback is from our environment. Aid/Extended Opportunity Pro- Cummings, a biology major with toward medicine or an emphasis in Life Sciences Division and served on fice, Room T5F, no later than May Strokes, Mrs. Freed stated at one 31, 1979. grams and Services has expanded a 3.68 GPA over five semesters is a physiology. the curriculum and education com- their program point, keep us alive. More than that, with increased ser- resident of La Habra. A Life He has been on the President's mittee. vices they help us to develop into the for students. On May 24 from Sciences Division Senator, Cumm- Honor list for four semesters and Away from school, Cummings Open forum-The A.S. Senate is 7 to 9 p.m., people we are. Strokes may be they are sponsoring an has served as a lecture volunteer for sponsoring an open forum entitled Information positive or negative. They may be Night for all those the Museum of North Orange "The U.S. and World Trouble seeking the loving words of a mother who financial aid. To see if you County in Fullerton; was a patient Spots." The event, to take place qualify approves of our little art project; a for their program, come to transportation volunteer at Univer- from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 25, -the stroke may also be the sudden slap sessions being held that evening sity of California, Irvine, Medical features speakers Carl Schwarz, in Room 415 of a drunken father taking out ag- of the South Sciences Center and presently volunteers his speaking on Mexico, Cuba and Building. Children learn services to the Anaheim Free Clinic. gression on the child. Nicaragua; Kim Naffa, speaking on Cummings was in competition for much by just living. We, as adults, the Middle East; Ned Studebaker, Man of the Year along with Donald carry with us all the experiences of speaking on Europe and the Soviet inside Sarcone of Anaheim, James P. Union; and John our lifetimes. Our associations with Schultz and TV junkies-For a look at televi- Schultz of Santa Ana, Richard D. Patrick Waweru speaking on others often determine whether we sion's effects on us, the South Viet- Stancliff of Buena Park and Mar- Africa. see the world as a secure place or as namese fight for human rights and shall D. Vandruff of Anaheim. All instructors are representing a hostile place. one writer's view of the community The five finalists for Man of the the Social Science Division. A.S. college fee system, turn to page 2. Year were part' of the 25 men TA seeks to help the individual President Jonathan Brostrom will honored at the ceremony as Men of know what part of the psyche is be moderator. After an initial ad- Student travel-Lynn Gelling, Distinction. Each Man of Distinc- being used: parent, adult or child. dress by each speaker, the forum Lisbeth Laroff and Joseph Stawasz tion received an engraved marble But more than that, TA is a means will be open to questions from the are FC students who have found pen set and a framed certificate for change. Dr. Freed stressed how audience. The forum is free and time to study and travel at the same signifying membership in Mu little we use our minds. Who are open to the public. time. They tell about the "Semester Omicron Delta, an honorary cam- we? Many of us do not really know. at Sea" program and their ex- pus fraternity. Yet, we can always change. We can Lunchtime lecture-"Temperament periences on the seven seas. See page The 21st annual ceremony alter our behavior by becoming and Goals" will be discussed at the 5. honored the FC students for aware of why we react the way we YMCA center, 321 Pomona Ave., Controversy-Did FC win the distinguishing themselves in such do. "Feelings," Dr. Freed said, today from 12:30-1:00 p.m. Discus- supremacy award for 1978-79 or diverse fields as music, inter- "are the result of what we tell sion will surround one's tempera- not? The issue between the Hornet collegiate athletics, journalism, club ourselves. We can change what we ment and how it affects the setting and Orange Coast is this weeks top activities, student government and think deliberately and change how and reaching of goals. The lecture is sports story. For more details, Douglas E. Cummings individual service to the college. we feel." open to the public. Further informa- please turn to page 7. 2-Friday, May 18, 1979 Hornet

S Opinions from readers are welcome in the form of letters to the Hornet. Let- ters should not exceed 300 words and must be signed and submitted to Room Vietnamese have rights 512 by noon on the Tuesday prior to desired date of publication. We reserve the right to edit letters to conform to space, style and libel considerations. All unsigned editorials representa majority of editorialstaff opinion. Views ex- pressed in signed editorials are the author's, not necessarily the Hornet's. the The Hornet is edited and published weekly, except during summer months, By AN NGUYEN Looking at Vietnam after the education camps', with - exam periods and school holidays, by the Journalism Department of Fullerton Hornet Staff Writer Communists took over the South, assurance that they would only be College, 321 E. ChapmanAv., Fullerton, Ca. 92634. It is jointly financed as a ser- the prisons appeared everywhere. kept from ten to thirty days." Said 'Vvice by the Hornet Business Office, the Associated Students and the college ad- -The right to life, liberty and Officers, officials, intellectuals of the Bishop. " Now, three and a half ministration. The Hornet is printed at the Midway Press, 10620 South Pioneer they are still being held S Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, Ca., and is a member of the Associated Collegiate security of person (Article 3) the former regime are confined in years later, Press and the California Newspaper PublishersAssociation. -No one shall be subjected to "re-education camps" and "new with little or nothing having been torture or cruel, inhuman or economic zones." The majority of revealed as to their release, or even degrading treatment or punishment them die of sickness, hard work and the place where they are detained. (Article 5) hunger. Day after day, thousands Adults and children who are -No one is to be subjected to ar- and thousands of people escape by fighting the Communists are in jail. bitrary detention or exile (Article very small fishing boats. They Vietnam is the biggest hell in the 13) would rather die in the ocean than world." -Everyone has the right to live under Communism. Who's responsible? freedom of movement and residence The new regime is revengeful, Every year at the International (Article 13) hypocritical, inept, and according to Day on Human Rights, a million -Everyone has the right to own new refugees, even more corrupt Vietnamese refugees staying in free Remember when gas stations were known of him in line were becoming increasingly property alone as well as in associa- than the old regime. Some 800,000 countries hold demonstrations for as "service stations" where a person could common. To an outsider, Californians seem- tion with others (Article 17) political prisoners are reportedly in- human rights. They ask every drive up to a pump, roll down the window, ed to have lost all their human sensibilities. -Everyone has the right to side Vietnamese reform labor con- member of the United Nations to say "Fill 'er up" and get service with a smile? freedom of opinion and expression, centration camps. force the Communists, to favor freedom of peaceful assembly and situation in human rights by releasing 800,000 Remember gas wars? During Although it may be too early to tell, the " For too long, the one of these association and the right to educa- Vietnam has been veiled in silence." political and military prisoners in gas pump conflicts, gasoline that usually sold odd-even plan of gas sales put into effect last tion (Articles 18 and 26) Stated the Bishop of Kerry (Ireland) Vietnam; by providing equal life, by for 25 cents per gallon might drop to 19 cents week hasn't appeared to alleviate the long The Universal Declaration of in a World Peace Day message. " It giving freedom of press and a gallon. lines at the pumps. However, many gas sta- Human Rights was proclaimed 31 is now beginning to be seen for the freedom of religion to everyone; in- Those days are gone forever. tion owners have noted a more calm at- years ago by the General Assembly great tragedy and injustice it is." vestigate human rights violations in Now, most service stations have "self-serve mosphere surrounding the long waits. of the United Nations. " At the end of the Vietnam war, Vietnam; stop the Communists who Yes, there are human rights in hundreds of thousands of soldiers, occupy other countries by where a person fills his or her own Now, of course, there's the question of islands" every free country, but there are no politicians, and administrators of diplomacy and economics and help tank. Many gas stations feature self service "How did this thing sneak up on us like human rights in Communist coun- the former South Vietnamese guerrillas to fight the Communists exclusively. Many gas stations owners .have this?" tries. regime were taken off to 're- for human rights in Vietnam. gone so far to cut expenses as to remoye the air and water outlets at their self-serve Few seemed to pay much attention as the islands. gas prices began slowly climbing at the begin- Now a person is fortunate to find regular ning of the year. Taken by th4 Stube gasoline for under 90 cents a gallon and even "It's the Iranian situation," we who asked • more lucky if he can find unleaded at all. were told. That explained everything. By CHRIS LENTZ yawning emptiness. If we .go on cocaine. The larger truth is that we And now this gas shortage. Or crisis. Or At least it did until we found out the Editor vacation with no television, we feel are hooked. The monstrous box is problem. Or hoax. What this situation exact- majority of the oil companies have been unhooked from the world. eating up our time. And time is all as much crude oil into We are hooked on television. We there is. ly is depends upon who you talk to. The refining at least spend more hours than we would Within our addictions there may average person on the street isn't quite sure gasoline as they were last year. ever admit to even the most be differences, of course. My par- I must confess that I was a televi- what this gas shortage is all about, but the "Then why isn't there enough gasoline at anonymous pollster looking at the ticular drugs are old movies. That sion addict. I used to find myself general consensus is that it's more a political the stations?" we began to wonder. curved window on a strange and allows me contempt for people who mesmerized by the box for hours, and profit-making problem than anything saccharine world where everything are hooked on situation comedies without gaining anything from it. "That is a problem of allocation," was the and quiz shows. And I'm sure they What I lost, though, was time. else. has a reason, a plot, a certain answer, "which is initiated by the oil com- predictable action and order. feel the same contempt for my habit Before the odd-even plan was introduced, panies with the approval of the federal If we find ourselves in a strange of watching the same movie twice. The time that I lost in front of the horror stories such as the one about a man government." hotel room or guest room where But those differences are just like television was adding up to an enor- woman who cut in front Ohhhhh..... there is no television set, we feel a the distinctions between heroin and mous amount. I began to put off beating a pregnant homework and chores in order to be - hypnotized by the box. It was easier to leave the real world and enter the fantasy realm of television. Today's violence I recently obtained a second job, which now means I work up to D---W about 43 hours per week. I also carry a full load of classes here on campus. So you see, there aren't differs from past enough hours in the day for me to get my required obligations com- pleted, much less waste time in front By BETTE-JEAN DARST statement of God-power. Then of the idiot box. Hornet Staff Writer again, one soon reaches a point of satiation when reading about yet This may sound like a commercial There's a special quality to another old man or woman dying as for weight reduction, but I'll say it violence today. Muggers aren't con- a consequence of robbery-connected anyway. Because I've kicked the tent with simply taking money, they beating. What do we do with our U habit, my life has become much often beat their victims into insen- Sons of Sams, the Charles Mansons y r more fulfilling, as well as reward- sibility as well. and their followers, indeed, all the ing. Now I work with people, large While olden times certainly modern day thugs who rob and numbers of people, and I enjoy it. weren't Gardens of Eden (recall for maim? Real, live people are much more in- a moment the Roman games, the We might begin by acknowledg- teresting than those saccharine and Spanish Inquisition and Dicken's ing that as a people we generally like spice images of the television world. London) there seems to be a par- violence. "Kill the bum," spectators You may choose to kick the habit ticular horror to a Charles Manson yell at umpires. Are they simply ven- by going cold turkey as I have. Or existing in the same decades in ting angry feelings to their you may start gradually, just by which man has reached the moon. psychological good? If so, why breaking that incredible concentra- What are we going to do with crime throw bottles? tion, and walking around during and violence in our century? It's naive to think people don't commercials and away from the Years ago people thought they enjoy seeing blood at wrestling and television, as addiction-experts had answers. They simply' killed boxing matches, that the crowd recommend. The way we unhook violators or banished them. Justice, doesn't secretly wish a car or two to ourselves is a matter of character while not always just, was at least smash up at auto races, or that one and personal style. swift. Well, that is if the victim thrill of a hockey game is watching wasn't tortured to his end. Today, opposing team members slug it out. Some addicts find radio a kind of however, we have a great deal of After all, missing teeth are a badge methadone that helps in the trouble deciding what to do. For of manhood. unhooking process. Some convolu- one thing, the criminal justice Movies and TV provide other tion of our brain is still occupied if system we do have, doesn't seem to aspects of people-hurting. Despite we listen to the radio while driving, be working. reports by various psychologists or brushing our teeth or cleaning the Of course, people no longer live who say children respond negatively house, that's true. But at least we in communal villages where the to films that depict violence and can walk around. And that's the peer-group pressure is often enough hostility, we go right on tolerating way revolutions happen, one step at to keep one in line. Anonymity is a the programs and the movies. In a time. commonplace consequence of our fact, I feel Hollywood has reached a living today. For example, in a talk new high in portraying death in all given on rape at a local university, its glory. Is it any wonder we have e? the speaker commented on Los all grown a bit detached? Angeles being the "rape capital" of Penalties for similar crimes vary Education at FC free for som the United States. Why? from state to state. A vicious crime "Because," the speaker went on, by a 16-year old may not receive the By ROSEMARY JAMES in her oil-pump-lined oceans, ski her must the families and the budgets of There is no valid reason that "everyone drives about oblivious to same penalty as that given an adult. Hornet Staff Writer white-faced mountains, bear her unfairly categorized education should be a priceless gift what's going on, or else sits in Racism still exists and there's plenty Despite the cost of textbooks, sons and' daughters - but still be "non-residents" be treated as the to many Californians and a costly his/her backyard by the bar-be-que, of poverty also, which may reflect parking and health services, educa- classified a "non-resident." equals they are. burden for others. not caring what the neighbors do." why a disproportionate number of tion at Fullerton College is virtually And, as such, these non-resident Obviously, executing justice can blacks are in prison. Or can it be free. Or, is it? residents must pay handsomely for no longer be the special province of they don't always obtain adequate Believe it or not, some students classes in a system they are suppor- one community. Yet, as evidenced counsel? pay $47.50 per unit (to a maximum ting with their eagerly accepted tax by audience reaction to the film, The hand that pulls the switch for of $712.50/semester) for the oppor- dollars. Freshman Edition Staff "Death Wish," many people do feel the electric chair, or depresses the tunity of attending their own local For some of them, a year is too platform to long an interruption in their educa- they could do a better job than law lever for the hangman's community college. Editor ...... Chris Lentz enforcement agencies. fall, holds a great deal of power. What fool would pay such an tional pursuits. They must therefore Managing Editor ...... Tricia Marr The debate goes on about capital The old film, "The Oxbow Inci- outrageous price, especially when pay the price. News Editor...... Vicky Byers punishment. One view holds that it dent" pointed up the tragedy of his fellow classmates are riding free? Though some students are the News Assistant...... Gene Case lone controllers of their fates, others Editorial Editor ...... Debra Sundberg reduces crime. The other side states hanging the wrong men. It has to be Well it's not just the proverbial old Entertainment Editor ...... Priscilla Mayfield that pickpockets went on plying remembered that no death is easy. fool, but young ones too who have are victims of circumstance. (Job Feature Editor ...... Lee Melton their trade at the hangings of fellow The gas chamber is reputed to be just moved into the area and not yet transfers and company relocations Feature Assistant ...... Rachael Reed pickpockets in Merry Olde England. fast, yet a look at those monsterous fulfilled the minimum one year account for the biggest reasons they Sports Editor ...... Randy Everett chambers where thousands upon are here.) Why must they be penaliz- Sports Assistant ...... Bruce Wadman Some say capital punishment is residency requirement. Ad Assistants ...... Lisa Parks and An Nguyen cruel and cite the commandment: thousands of innocent people were ed for moving to. California? Advisor ...... Lew Barrett Thou shalt not kill. On the other murdered by Hitler, reveal deep One apparently can own a home, The regulations fo the Board of hand, others talk about the expense gouges. These marks were put there pay state, local and occupational Governors of California Communi- Reporters: Sean Byron, Bette-Jean Darst, Robert Deyan, Rosemary James, 20A and of keeping some killer in prison by the fingernails of desperate men taxes, support civic, social and ty Colleges (Part IV of Chapter 20B Journalism classes. religious organizations, pay Califor- I...Education Code) regarding when he could just as well be done and women, clawing for life. No Photographers: Dan Gomez, Bob Simon, Bob Robinson, Marshall White, Vicky Byers away with and save the taxpayers' death is simple. nia utility bills, breath her smog- residency requirements should be money. But what do we do for the victims filled air, drive her infamous amended. The economic and social Advertising staff: Sharon Lijinsky, Lisa Parks, Vicky Byers, Bernie Olivera What is the answer? I wish 1 of crime? Relatively nothing. That's freeways, endure her rainy season, trends of the ultra-mobile business revel in her golden sunshine, swim world must be considered. knew. Taking a life is a serious another story in itself. So also I _____ Hornet Friday, May 18, 1979-3 Gay night 'knott' for straights

By ROBERT DEYAN only be purchased through the Fun employees to refer to the evening as As for now, it is just speculation, Hornet Staff Writer Productions agency. "Fun Productions Night," as op- but it is estimated that 5 to 10,000 Being that this was the first time posed to "Gay Night." Because gays will be on hand for "Fun Pro- A gay organization has rented this type of an event has ever been there has been no publicity about ductions Night." Knotts spokesman Knotts Berry Farm for a private par- done in the park, employees who the event, no picketers have been said, "We just want the event to oc- ty May 24. An organization known had any strong opposition to work- seen, but there are expected to be cur and get it over with and return as Fun Productions, owned by ing the night, did not have to work some on the night of the event, to normal operations." Studio One, a gay disco in the Los if not desired to. All supervisors, Angeles area, is sponsoring the managers, park officials, and the fund-raising event. Tickets went on Knott family themselves will be Clarke hosts weed feed sale May 17. working. By SEAN BYRON The "Weed Feed" is part of the This is the first time that such an As for the security for the even- Hornet Staff Writer final examination for biology event has taken place at the famed ing, the park has added outside help students as well as three field trips old-time amusement park. Knotts as well as its own security. All 23 Hungry? How does a spicy annually. usually rents its park out to corpora- Knott's security guards will in- tumbleweed lasagna sound? Or In addition to fulfilling their final tion such as Hughes Airwest and dividually be posted at each maybe a tasty cactus casserole is examination requirements, students large religious church organiza- restroom in the park. The reason for what you need. You can have a cac- will be competing for the $16 prize tions. this security measure is that the tus cooler to top it off and then money to be awarded in each of the According to a Knotts Berry restrooms will not apply to gender. candy rose petals for dessert. Sound five categories. Farm spokesman, the park will The male and female restroom will appetizing? The categories are: 1) breads, operate as usual. There will be no be occupied by anyone. WRITING TELLS ALL-Mary Jane's fluctuating margins indicate vitality Well those are just some of the rolls, appetizers; 2) beverages and one from the outside admitted The park and courage, while her upward slant suggests optimism and enthusiasm. while itself seems to be taking possible dishes to be served on May salads; 3) vegetable dishes; 4) main the private party is occuring. Tickets on a low-key stance on the situation. 25 in the Fullerton College Faculty dishes; 5) desserts. will not be sold at the park and can The park officials have informed Photo by Marshall White Dining Hall. Just how good are these "edible weeds"? Charlotte Clarke, the life science teacher who organizes the event each year, points out that the Analysts read handwriting on wall majority of vegetables that grow wild not only are better for you but taste better as well. "Many of the By GENE CASE writing as a counselor, hoping that A good graphologist examines with great flourishing loops sur- "although you can tell their physical weeds are just wild strains of Hornet Staff Writer it might lend further insight into his form, then content," says Paul. rounded by flowers. "This was a strength and maturity level." vegetables we cultivate, such as wild Paul gave an example of a seemingly woman who led a boring, unevent- carob, which tastes like chocolate," patients and his own personality. He "Changing your writing can "Handwriting is the most obvious well-adjusted man whose neat ful life," according to Paul, "but she said. found it to be a "valuable tool, change your life," he emphasized. and accurate example of body although everyone goes around poo- writing became erratic in his second wanted you to see her exciting and Clarke went on to say that most An upper loop language there is because you simply pooing the idea." page. When Paul read the content, sexy." that is closed and of the dishes served at the potluck compressed would indicate can't fake it," says graphologist "Whatever you've got is going to he found the irregular style started repres- will surprise first-time tasters (most- "You need the writing and the sion and tenseness. By opening that Gary Paul, who is also a carpenter, show up in writing," says Paul, when the man began talking about ly because the weeds are served as signature to see what the relation- loop up, one might be able to relieve counselor and ex-Catholic priest. whether its body tension, high blood his wife. "How they say what part of a recipe that contains other ship between the two is." some of that tension. Paul was the featured speaker of pressure or financial worries. they're saying" is the clue to per- ingredients). North Orange County Holistic When Paul does an analysis, he sonality. "Everything means something," Another benefit of graphology is This reporter will be able to tell Health Group's May 9 meeting at asks his clients for three pages of says Paul, from how wide you make that "it's a great way to be a hit at a for himself, as he has volunteered to the home of Pam Juillet in Brea. writing because "they show three "The body of a person's writing your margin to the left loop you party, everyone wants their hand- be a judge for the event. Bon Paul became interested in hand- different aspects of personality." is who a person is," says Gary. form in the letter "I". writing analyzed," laughs Paul. Appetit. "Their signature is how they want There are certain things, however, you to see them, or how they see themselves." that can't be told by a person's hand writing. "You can't tell if a person's Need Money Fast Paul gave another example of a right or left-handed, and you can't woman who wrote in a small, tight, tell their sex," says Paul. 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This does not mean, and emptier tanks, creative gas gently swaying, she sweeps from one romantic imaginaton? however, that all belts are made crunchees are productively coping seated guest to another, her There are certain behaviors com- with coins. Many dancers have in- with their unexpected commodities movements in perfect syncronizaton mon to dancers that may lend tricately beaded belts. Some have of free time. with the rhythm of the music. mystery to them. One such trait is swingy fringe or a belt studded with Survival tactics used by inventive Ah, the belly dancer. the tendency for dancers to come rhinestones that catch the light. students include term paper research The origins of the Danse Orientale and go without speaking to anyone. The bra-like portion of the (and even typing), exam cramming, (one of the many euphemisms Most professional dancers, when costume is usually made to match a fall course selecting and, invariably, associated with the belly dance) are entertaining at a private party or specific belt or girdle. It uses the class cutting. lost in antiquity. Some scholars banquet, do not socialize with the same materials and the same sense Less studiously committed wait- associate it with fertility rites, child- guests. They arrive, dance and of style is carried throughout the ers are writing letters, isometric ex- bearing instructions or simple enter- depart. costume. ercising, jogging in place, painting tainment. In addition, while the ranks of Over the skirt, belt and bra, a veil fingernails and patching jeans. Sun There are scenes depicted on professional dancers increase is worn. It is usually draped to cover bathers and snack munchers are in- pyramid and temple walls of feasts yearly, there are still many people the entire midriff throughout the creasing hourly, while picnickers are with entertainment provided by who have never seen a belly dancer, first part of the dance, which is just beginning to come out of the magicians, musicians and, of let alone met one. Therefore, these generally a fast tempo. When it is parks. course, dancers-both men and people do not think in terms of the removed, it becomes an integral part Time-oriented businessmen are women, girls and boys. Even as little dance being a woman's occupation of the dance. Good veil-work is reportedly holding sales, budget and as 50 years ago, Bedouin "dancing or an outlet for creativity. Most essential to the dance and is one of planning meetings in company cars girls" were just the that-girls from dancers are either mothers or work- more difficult aspects to master. around local service stations. Some about 12 to 14. ing women. It has been thought in the recent dictate to machines; others, directly Of course the differences between While there are some things the past (and still is, in some minds) that to their secretaries. Bedouin, or tribal, dancing and the dancers themselves do to generate the costuming associated with Mid- A nasty rumor has it that some popular type of cabaret perfor- an impression of mystery, the dle Eastern dancing is somehow sug- clerk-typists have acquired the add- mance are as wide as the distance costuming and the dance itself gestive or lewd. ed duty of executive car gassing, as between Los Angeles and Cairo. For create a large part of the roman- Legitimate performers are hor- their bosses elect to remain in the rified example, the costume worn by ticism. when they come across such office. However, a confirmed media American dancers would be totally The generally accepted-and ex- an attitude. The dance may rightly report described one doctor's treat- Belly dancer, Debra Sundberg foreign to a Bedouin girl shuffling pected-style of costuming seen in be deemed "sensual," but "sug- ment of an emergency patient right her feet in the sand beside a fire. nightclubs, restaurants and private gestive" is an improper connota- intricate working of the stomach many others wanted to see more of in the dedicated physician's place in It is one of those romantic old banquets usually consists of a full, tion. The music is exotic to Western muscles and the sometimes minute this "hootchie-cootchie," as it was the gas line. myths that tribal women do all their gathered skirt that begins ears that are unaccustomed to the movements of the hips that combine then called. On the home fronts harried labor in filmy chiffon apparel, stud- somewhere below the navel and Eastern rhythmic, instrumental and to make a truly exciting perfor- At the present time, the majority housewives and busy mothers are ded with coins, with jewelry hanging ends at the ankles. The skirt may harmonic combinations. Unfortu- mance. The long skirt keeps hidden of Americans would find it adding gas-line-sitting to their from their hair, shoulders and have slits that expose the legs and nately, many people still associate the dancer's hard-working legs, laughable that anyone could think already cumbersome weekly chores. waists. They may have gauze dresses may be made from filmy chiffon or exotic with erotic, which is a totally which are the engineers of the Little Egypt was shocking or lewd. As a result, checkbooks are bal- and silver and gold jewelry, but opaque fabrics, metallic or other- different concept and has nothing to majority of the movements. She was covered from her shoulders anced, shopping lists prepared, most of these are reserved for wise. Some dancers will wear do with the legitimate belly dance. All this exotica was first seen by to the floor and most now would be coupons clipped and even wash festivals and other special occa- hareem (harem) pants-billowy To be specific, the costume serves the general American public when hard-pressed to find anything im- folded in the confines of the family sions. sheer pants that gather around each very well to display the movements the then infamous Little Egypt proper with her prancings. car. Diapers are changed, babies Even in the United States, where ankle-under their skirts. of the dance in their best light. The brought her dance to the Chicago So what is the attraction to belly nursed, bills paid, wallpaper so many things are available for in- On the hips, covering the top por- belly is uncovered to allow the World's Fair in 1903. While many dancing if it isn't suggestive or selected, toddlers potty-trained. stant- knowledge or pleasure, the tion of the skirt, a belt or girdle is audience to see and appreciate the people were publically outraged, improper? Children are even learning that a i Perhaps it is the total removal real world exists away from the This is pretty much the same smell that copies of your term from any other generally-known television screen. papers will have when made at Alpha Graphics. Besides this great smell, you also get fast, high quality, and inexpensive dance form that makes belly danc- Generally, crisis victims are Scratch n' Sniff ing so popular. There are simi- copying, collating, and binding of those important reports features recovering from the shock. Though and term papers. Guard against loss by you or your teacher larities between many dances from angry and frustrated, they refuse to by having copies made at Alpha Graphics today. 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Chapman Ave., Fullerton. 525-2341 - Potpourri Hours: Mon - Fri 10:00 - 9:00, Sat 10:00 - 6:00, Sun 12:00 - 5:00 SFC 525-1132 - --- Hornet Friday, May 18, 1979-5 Sea sennester Torch magazine offers variety offers trave By EILEEN KINTER "College Fairy Tale," a Hornet Staff Writer lighthearted look at one student's By TRICIA MARR The ship is an 18,000 ton dream of getting an education that Hornet Staff Writer oceanliner equipped with You can't judge a book by its occasionally takes the guise of a Do you want to travel but don't classrooms, student dorms, an cover, goes the old adage, and such nightmare. have the time between both your 18,000 volume library, a hospital, is true with the spring '79 edition of If thrills are what you're after, studies and your job? Do you want cafeteria, student union, a theater, Torch, Fullerton College's semi- read Bette-Jean Darst's chilling to see the world, but you don't swimming pool and recreational annual student magazine. short storyette, "Quake," it's know how to see it all without spen- facilities. After seeing the tranquil sunset enough to make you pack your bags ding a fortune? Lisbeth Laroff, one of the trio of on the Torch cover, one might ex- and head for the east coast. Do you Lynn Gelling, Lisbeth Laroff and Fullerton College students traveling pect the inside to follow suit with ever wonder what the end of the Joseph Stawasz, Fullerton College with the "Semester at Sea," is 20 laze, serene poetry and articles; ah, world is going to be like? Read Greg students, have a solution to the time and a business major. She has com- but looks can be deceiving. Bratoff's short story, "The Man to travel problem. They are taking a mented on the great wealth and The Torch is filled with up-to- That God Forgot," to see one man's "semester at sea." poverty in some of the countries. date, informative articles dealing version of the destruction of our The students are now aboard the "Some people are dressed-up very with current issues facing us as we species. If either one of those stories S.S. Universe traveling around the fancy driving Rolls Royces and a head into the '80s, and some in- make you want to escape, sneak a world on a 100 day tour and taking rickshaw could be thugging up right teresting graphics throughout the peek into Bob Robinson's "Maui: A classes f9r academic credit from the behind it. There are great mansions magazine take up where some not- Tourist's Love Affair." His rich Uhiversity of Colorado. that the rich live in and gutters that too-good photographs leave off. descriptions will have you yearning The Institute for Shipboard the poor live in. The Taj Mahal was STUDYING AT SEA-Fullerton College students Joseph Stawasz, Lisbeth You might find the articles on the for balmy breezes. Education, the sponsors of the very impressive. Even the hotels we Laroff and Lynn Gelling (from left) are studying aboard the SS Universe on rising cost of health care and the Along with the good articles, "Semester at Sea" and based in sometimes stayed in are very lux- a 100-day "Semester at Sea." Photo courtesy of Semester at Sea vanishing act of whales and the Torch has a few features Laguna Hills, describes the extend- urious, with everything you need in- wilderness interesting. With this be- you can probably live without. ed classroom experience as "the cluding phones by the bathtubs. It's complaint was that it was hard to pyramids and Greek ruins. It takes ing spring and the time of year when These include the article on making most unique in existence." quite comfortable after, the squeeze study with the ship rocking back about two weeks to get his letters." a person's thoughts turn to those of eggs from oil (an interesting, but Lynn Gelling, 19, and a business of sharing a small cabin with two and forth. Fall 1979 itinerary includes love, what better time than now to unelaborated-on quickie which administration major in her second other girls. "It's hard to find a quiet place," Honolulu, Hawaii, Taiwan, Hong read "How to Make Love (Work leaves you unsatisfied), the article year at FC, heard about the "When the ship left Hawaii," he says. "With two other room- Kong, Manila, Singapore, Madras, for You)." In that article, you'll on Angel stadium (too many "Semester at Sea" in September. says Laroff, "there was quite a mates and so much to see, inside the Seychelles, Mombasa, Cape Town, find that "love does not conquer statistics), the photos that go with With the money she had been saving storm. The ship rocked so much it cabin is not the best place to study." Rio de Janeiro, Venezuela, all," but you will learn a more the vanishing wilderness story to buy a car, and with a little help turned the grand piano upside-down "One of his teachers goes off on Kingston and Port Everglades. For operative definition of the word (several are fuzzy) and the photos from her parents, she was ready to and smashed it. But the waters are little trips with him," says Sandy further information about "love." for "What's New Under the Sun?" leave port on Feb. 15. much smoother now. Stawasz. "And he likes his geology "Semester at Sea" write to the In- If you're into politics or the (unfortunately none of the pictures "We helped with financing," says "I really love my classes too. We class because they study landscapes stitute for Shipboard Education, Fabulous Poodles, check out "The show anything new.) Grace Gelling, Lynn's mother. "But really have to study. When we're on of all the countries. In Egypt, for P.O. Box 2488, Laguna Hills, or Political Forecast" and "Odd is The spring Torch has its good and full or part scholarships are land and we have an 8 a.m. class we example, he studies rock structures, call 581-6770. In." Are you into lighter subjects? bad points, but is definitely worth available. Students can also get jobs have to rush back to the boat. It's If so, you might like some amusing taking a look at. Pick one up today aboard the ship to help pay their important not to miss any classes." fiction, "Ronald," or how about and see for yourself. fare." "In one country, "says Lisbeth The fare can range from $5,500 to Laroff's mother with concern, "the WORK TEMPORARY $700 off the price for sharing a curfew for the natives is 12 p.m. AND EARN QUICK CASH cabin with two other people. On the Some of the students were walking *FILECLERKS *ASSE MBLY work study program that the tour back to the ship right at 12 and eKEYPUNCH * ELEC:TRONICS offers, students can cut costs in soldiers began shooting. And then *SECRETARIAL * FACT ORY half. Work study programs and all the natives began to run for *TYPISTS * PACK(ERS Buono cadi, tante cosi, grand cosi scholarships are awarded on the shelter because that was the way the *WARI EHOUSE *RECEPTIONISTS Sempre con Salute 714) 879-402'2 basis of academic record, career ob- soldiers reinforced the curfew. But Call or come by today jective, such as field business majors that was the only close call anyone are given priority, and on a first on the cruise encountered. COVINA Serving Sunday Brunch -come first serve basis. Applications "In Red China, several students 331-3351 are now being accepted for the fall were issued .a pass to a gem mine Temporary Services 599 S. Barranca from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. semester. where they could find saphires, but I don't know how they got them," In letters to home from ports in SANTA ANA ANAHEIM NEWPnOT she said. Korea and India, Lynn Gelling 558-9021 9,91-9303 752-6666 describes the "Semester at Sea" as a Joe Stawasz, also 20 and a 1501-A N.Tustin 720 S. Euclid 4341 Birch La Famiglia ------"wonderful experience." business administration major, call- Equal Opportunity Employeirs "The weather in the different ed his family from Singapore and again from Hong Kong. His main 516 North Harbor Fullerton, CaS92632 countries is tropical and beautiful," _L_ says Gelling. "Then in countries like India, the weather can get very hot and dry. "In Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore, the weather can get NICARA GUA much cooler. When we got to India and Greece, it began to get hot and I LIBERTY OR DEATH needed some more cotton clothes. I found most things to be generally as expensive in foreign countries as If you are interested in Politics, Spanish, or they are in America. India offered History come and see the film that deals with inexpensive clothes though. In Korea, hand-made quilts are a good the heroic struggle for liberation of the buy. And in Greece, there are plenty Nicaraguan people. of inexpensive leather goods." Gelling is sailing with 500 other students from all over the U.S., two from foreign countries. She is room- ing with a student from the mid- One showing only! west part of the U.S. and another May 21 11:30-1:00 from the East Coast. Her mother Everything for the Backpacker, feels the trip is not only advan- At Student Center Camper, Hiker, Mountaineer tageous to her daughter but also to herself. English Subtitles Provided The ports of call that the S.S. 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Pack is ported and strengthened through aI CLERICAL top-load style with up- Property Development I per and lower compartments, five out- the in-country field experiences. In The following skills will qualify you: port, the students and teachers at- * Typing at 40 wpm side pockets, map pocket, sleeping bag tend lectures, discussions and prac- ime *'6 mos - 1 years' training I straps attached. Easy access to lower tica of academic, cultural and ImmLocated in No. Orange county we offer the best in benefits -m-- compartments through our easy-access general interest. Time is allowed in incuding: panel. each country for individual travel * Medical, Dental, Life Insurance and learning. * Secure working environment i i * Advancement opportunities i "You cannot do better in expan- Imm * Profit Sharing ding yourself," said Lynn Gelling. 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She Hornet Staff Writer Sports Assistant the first team all-state. She was just went all 24 innings, allowing three The streak is over. one of 11 first-year players for the A mixture of Babe Ruthaand Lady runs (one unearned) on 12 hits. She Fullerton College, which had won Hornets this season. Roxi Bardwell Luck might have won theI Fullerton struck out 11 and did not walk a two consecutive women's basketball and Kayne aKadlubek, the only College softball team the 1Southern batter. championships, saw its chances for sophomores on the team, have in- Section Championship Maay 10-12. The star of the series for FC was a third diminish at the same place dicated preferences of going to UC As it was, neither showed ulipand FC Sandy Johnson. The Hornet center- where the Hornets enjoyed their last Davis and Cal State Fullerton, goes home on the losing sicide. fielder came through in the diffi- success-the Saddleback College respectively next year. In the event, the Hornets lost two, cient hitting department. Her .500 gymnasium. Overall, the team finished 10-2 in of three games. Losing firstt to L.A. average led everybody on any team Pasadena, taking advantage of the South Coast Conference and in Valley (who was runnfter-up to in the playoffs. She also had five numerous Hornet miscues, elim- a three-way tie for first place. The Golden West in the toursnament), stolen bases. Davis calls her perfor- inated Fullerton from the Southern Hornets had an overall record of 2-1, winning the second,l 1-0, over mance "fantastic," and Johnson California playoffs in the semi- 23-6, which included a first place Cypress and losing their fiinal game was named the all-southern section ofinals, 57-55 after having defeated finish in the Allan Hancock Tourna- 1-0 to San Diego Mesa. player for her heroics. FC's district rival Cypress the ment and second in the FC Invita- The problem can be diaggnosed in In the first inning of the first previous night. The Lancers, tional. a word: hitting, or rather, , the lack game, FC scored an unearned run to however, lost to Golden West for On the all-conference team, of it. FC left 21 on base iin24 inn- lead L.A. Valley. Valley tied the the title, as the Rustler women won Colleen Cleary made the first team ings of work. This includees leaving score at 1-1 in the second. their 30th straight without a loss. all-conference team, and Tinkham seven at first, eight at secon idand six The score remained that way until "We should have had them," and Kadlubek made the second at third. The Hornets scc;ored two the seventh, when Valley had run- said coach Colleen Riley. "We team. Riley was named one of the runs; none of them earned, 1. ners at first and third with one out. outplayed them for three-quarters three SCC coaches of the year. "The middle of our line-iup didn't Trofholz got the next batter to pop- of the game, but it was just errors, ''With eight returning players,"~ hit," said coach Margo Daavis. "We up and the next one hit a ground turnovers, and the matter of the Davis said, "the Hornets will be came out roaring in every1game, we ball to Keasling; it looked like the momentum switching that beat us. able to aggressively go after their had runners on in everyg game and inning would be over until she threw w was- the ball away at first, allowing the "I felt that we were the better first state title next year."~ IT'S MINE-Karen Korytowski of Fullerton College brings down this re- eb justo u eycouldn't o m score.m n u Tthere team," continued Riley. "We made '"I was pleased with the way that applied by Cerritos. FC came out on top in this with the run to score. bound despite pressure "I knew she threw the ball away too may turnovers at a time we we played during the tournament," league game, but fell short in the Southern California finals by losing to bats." couldn't recover. They threw up she concluded. "We'll be back next Pasadena, 57-55. Photo by Robert Simon During play-offs, FC hit .181, the minute she let it go," Davis said. shots and they went in." year.~ quite a difference from the .253 "She aimed the ball (pushed it), team average they postedd during the rather than throwing it to first." Hornets a Drink year. In the game the kate With Cagers choose colleges Having a particularly bbad series floundered scoring opportunities in The remaining two sophomores Davis, a 6-6 center who started with the bat were Terry KEeasling at the second, fourth, fifth and sixth in- MY SHRINK on coach Ezra Van Horn's Fullerton both years for the Hornets, was one third and Julie Trofholz, pitching,. flings and left seven on base, four on 75 Pitchers with this coupon College basketball team have of the top rebounders in the South Keasling hit .333 on the yeaar, led the second base. Limit 1 per person four-year college scholar- Coast Conference. He averaged 11 team in homeruns with tw,o, shared The second game, a 1-0 win over Bingt Student accepted I.D.( ships. points and eight rebounds per gam~e the *RBL lead with Trofhollz at eight Cypress, belonged to Trofholz. The We have Over 75 Brands Bill Davis of Brea and Chris last season and set a. school record and got the most walks with 11. In Hornet 'ace allowed one hit in the of Beer from around the world Macrorie of Fullerton will play for of 23 rebounds in one game. the playoffs, she went 0 for 10 first, and that was it for the rest of Fort Lewis College in Durango, Macrorie, a 6-4 forward, shot 51 striking out four times the game, which went 10 innings. Tom Roberts All for 751 each 113 N. Ha rbr Dr. Colorado and Northern Montana percent from the field while averag- Trofholz led the Horneets in hit- Johnson paced the offense with Resident Counselor At Commonwealth two hits and four stolen bases. The [738-9526-----Live music Thiursday-=Sunday Fullerton, Ca! State University in Havre, respec- ing 9.4 points and four rebounds per ting with a .395 averaged during the s Hornets continued to leave runners Isom 0- tively. game. year. In the playoffs, she'vwent 1 for :, T - one at T i Fullerton enjoyed its best season 10, getting the Hornets' 01nly extra- on-they left four at third, FUU. TIME PAY since 1972 last year, recording a 23-8 base hit--a double. ag,,ainst San second and one at first. record.' -RANDY EVERETT Diego Mesa. It looked like things were going to change for the Hornet hitters in PART ICE WORK their final game, as they had runners " Complete Training at second and third with one out in 5 the first, but the next two batters * No Experience 5.7 struck out, continuing the same Necessary frustrating pattern. *FC had the BUYeSELLOTRADE. RENTALS' "Flexible Scheduling CULTS MINIMUM same situation in the third, when a pop-out and a strike-out ended the *ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF: for 'students 5). (REG. HAIRCUT $3.7 S threat. NEW & USED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Earn$6 -$12 per hour The Hornets left eight on bases, " Shits Available MONACO BARBERS including three at second and two at SPECIALIZING IN GUITARS 9 a~m. -1p.m. 528-907 WEST first. Johnson and designated hit- 2p.m. -6 p.m. 2954 YORBA LINDA BLVD. 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standings between OCC at Mt. San should only be given one point in- Fullerton had to scrap for every By RANDY EVERETT Antonio for fourth and fifth places. stead of the two which they were point to come even close to winning Sports Editor "I had it down on paper, giving awarded. FC would then win the the award. The Hornets were in Mt. SAC fourth place and OCC award by the one-half point margin third place, 13'/2 points behind Fullerton College has won its fifth. But after rechecking the con- that presently separates FC and Orange Coast and 4'/2 behind Cer- second straight South Coast Con- ferences scores, I found out that OCC. ritos as late as March, the comple- that a ference athletic supremacy OCC came in fourth and therefore Conference rules specify tion of the winter sports of basket- country award-or has it? awarded two more points to OCC." school competing in cross ball and wrestling. in order to The supremacy award indicates While rechecking, Rubalcaba must have five runners But in the spring sports, the were four which SCC school was the most suc- found out that Orange Coast was be an official team. There Hornets really started buzzing. FC had only cessful in athletics during the year. tied with Grossmont in women's teams, but San Diego Mesa won conference championships in It is based on a point system award- tennis, so OCC lost V point. four runners on their team, Men's swimming and golf and making the Olympians basketball, softball, coed ed to each school in each sport So as of Tuesday, OCC had 181 therefore women's based on how high they finished in ineligible. badminton and dual meet swim- points to Fullerton's 180V2, ten- The South Coast Conference the standings. tatively giving the award to the ming. On May 10, it was announced Commissioner, Donald Mackenzie Pirates. Hal Sherbeck that FC had won the award with of Arcadia, is contending that the Athletic Director But now, there is another conflict had nothing but praise for the 180 2 pionts, edging out Orange point standing should stay at the in the point system. This comes in athletes and coaches. "I'm proud of Coast College, who was bidding for present 4-3-2. However, since there women's cross country, in which the way our athletes and coaches its' first award since 1965, with were only three teams officially OCC won the dual meets, but came back in the spring and pro- 179 . competing, FC contends that the finished third in the conference some fine athletic squads." But on Tuesday, conference point system should be 3-2-1. duced meet. FC has won 12 supremacy awards publicity director Paul Rubalcaba There will be a meeting May 24 to When since 1960. Orange Coast and of Cerritos announced that Orange the FC athletic department discuss this issue. At that time, FC found out that Grossmont have won two apiece, Coast had picked up two additional only three schools will file a protest, stating their posi- officially thus showing the Hornets' athletic points and had won the award. competed in the sport, tion on the cross country point "When the announcement came they complained that the Pirates awarding system. supremacy. out that Fullerton had won the award, Orange Coast protested," said Rubalcaba. "OCC said that they should have had two additional LOOKS GOOD-Fullerton College's Mike Le Donne watches his chip hit Gridder S have potential points in women's softball, because the green. The Hornets have been on the mark all year long, and now take there was a mix up in the conference their show to the state finals May 21. Photo by Robert Simon By BILL JOY champions at home. So the poten- is fortunate to have one in Hornet Staff Writer tial is there if Sherbeck can get it all sophomore Dave Wilson. together. Wilson started the final four It wasn't vintage football that Twenty-three returning lettermen games in '78 and is the man to beat Golf takes conference title Fullerton College played in 1978, at give Sherbeck a solid nucleus to out for the position this year. least compared to previous seasons. start with besides having eight In addition, 16 red-shirts (players By BARRY KIVI Citrus won the tourney with a 740. "These boys are surely going to do The Hornets managed to come starters back. Six players have who suited up but did not see game Hornet Staff Writer FC won the Mt. SAC tourney well in the State Championships as through with a 6-4 win-loss record transferred from out-of-town action) return and a possible bonus with a 378 over Mt. SAC, Cerritos, they are very capable players. It has which, for most schools, would schools and could dent the opening crop of former Orange County prep With the South Coast Conference San Diego Mesa and Grossmont. At been a fun and gratifying year with have been a measure of respectabili- day lineup for the Hornets. athletes could fit in the picture. Championships behind them, the the Cerritos tourney, FC golfers these boys and I look forward to ty but not for FC. Not when you Incoming prep blue chippers led Fullerton College golf team is look- placed a disappointing fourth, but next year." look at head coach Hal Sherbeck's Sherbeck would appear to be set by Freeway League lineman-of-the- ing forward to the State Champion- rebounded with a second place This year's State Championships record over the past 18 years. at the wide receiver position with year Jim Mellano, 6-1, 205 pound ships May 21. finish at the Santa Ana Tourney. are going to be held in Bakersfield at The Hornets under Sherbeck won four returning lettermen. The list in- defender from Sunny Hills. Other Coach Glen Thomas said, By defeating San Diego Mesa, the Bakersfield Country Club and the South Coast Conference cham- cludes Jeff Ramsey, Louis Sunny Hills , products and All- "Thanks to some excellent team Grossmont, Orange Coast College the Stockdale Country Club and the pionship in '69, '70, '73 '74, '76 and Leidelmeyer, Mike Horan and Carl Freeway League selections coming play, the golfers managed to bound and Santa Ana, FC finished up FC golf team promises to give a '77. They were national junior col- Maybin. A solid quarterback is to FC are running back Kevin West, back from a disappointing fourth tournament play at Fullerton's own good match. lege champs in '65 and '67 and won among the requisites for any suc- and linemen Loren McLaine and place in the Southern California tourney, and placed first at the San With some outstanding tourna- 47 consecutive games from 1964 to cessful football team and Sherbeck Paul Emery. Championships May 14, to take the Diego Mesa Tourney over Mesa, ment play and some outstanding in- 1968. South Coast Conference champion- Cerritos and Santa Ana. dividual and team play, FC So it's easy to see why, with last ships." Citrus won the Southern In head to head competition, FC golferswill try to avenge their disap- year's record, Sherbeck is looking California championships. "The had a record of five wins and one pointing fourth place in the forward to the challenge of 1979. I loss. FC defeated San Bernardino STUDENT boys fell behind their averages," Southern California Championships Despite their 6-4, '78 record, the 379-392 at San Bernardino, but lost Thomas said. b y swinging some mean clubs at Hornets beat all three of those Thomas announced that, "These to them later in the season, 387-383. the State Championships. boys won the South Coast Con- Santa Monica lost to FC by a score ference Championships the last two of 382-389 and Grossmont also lost Clifton's years. The Championships were to FC at Grossmonst. held on May 7 at Rancho California FC completed its competition by -- d- 1 which is a semi-tough course." defeating L.A. Harbor easily, HOLIDA Y CLEANERS Brent Spangenberg and Mike 382-418. The FC golfers did an Campbell were designated as co- outstanding job of eliminating com- (And Launary) players of ,the year in the South petition on way to the South Coast e'S.ends Conference Championships. Coast Conference. Spangenberg I shot a 73 and a 77 to lead the FC With such fine golfers on this S20% OFF % golfers to the team championship. year's team, coach Thomas feels, Don Lloyd shot a 72 and a 79 to Faculty help. Dry Cleaning For All Students & Lexington, (WITH I.D.) "Five out of the six players had Andrews, Inc. TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU returned from last year," said 2944 Yorba Linda Blvd. 6300 Beach Blvd. 521-0701 Coach Thomas, "and last year hap- 101! E. 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S.F. has dinner party Naughty Women was the idea of Are all Orange County kids in Bobby Larson and guitarist Bill need of some respite from op- Evans. Larson says his main in- pressive Orange County conser- By GENE CASE banner embroidered with magnifi- fluences have been the Dolls, the vativism? Is new wave music an Hornet Staff Writer cent sunset colors, her name sur- Stooges, the Sex Pistols, and the appropriate outlet for pent-up rounded by stitched, sun-bleached Ramones. These bands showed him frustrations? Is high-energy rock bones. that "if you really wanted to, (be in and roll the evil to cure all ills? Well, lace- Emily Dickenson's porcelain a band) you could." Starting out on Bobby Larson says "There's just layered plate lies on a delicate pink Judy Chicago conceived the idea the heavy metal he heard on the nothing else worth doing." Geez, is for amidst many tiny, multi- a revolutionary work of art banner radio as a kid, Larson read of the it really that simple? Obviously not. These celebrating women throughout colored flower bouquets. Stooges and the Dolls in magazines, I mean, Bobby works in a library in- history, women are two of the last that took 200 people and American and sensed something more in these specting film, and attends Fullerton five honorary guests that range from the years to complete. groups than in those he heard on the College, trying to make a living like Primeval Goddess, Kali and radio. everybody else. But anything that Amazon, through Eleanor of Aqui- When "punk rock" reared its makes it a little easier is not to be taine and Elizabeth R., to Mary 'I thoughtmen had a last frightening head in early 1976, taken lightly, especially rock ind Wollstonecraft and Virginia Woolf. roll. More on local bands next issue supper, but women had The triangularly grouped tables Bobby got the connection between it dinner parties.' are on a pastel tile floor that glows and the Dolls and the Stooges. They Through the year, we have like mother-of-pearl, and is im- were, in effect, saying the same tried to involve and enlighten printed in gold with the names of things. "When I first heard th you, our readers, and we benefit- The piece, entitled "The Dinner 999 other honorary women from Pistols' "Anarchy in the U.K." on ted greatly from the feedback we Party," is now on display in the San throughout history. Rodney's show, it was so-um, received concerning various ar- powerful," he Francisco Museum of Modern Art In "The Dinner Party," Chicago reflects. ("Rodney" ticles we ran. is Rodney Bingenheimer, until June 17 of this year. has merged traditional art with a a KROQ Any "last words" you might FM disc jockey. "The Dinner Party" received its social statement about women's He plays all kinds have about this semester's enter- of new music from name as a reinterpretation of The heritage and cooperative work. That obscure disco to tainment pages would be ap- the now-standard new Last Supper. According to Chicago, mergence continues in "Through wave.) preciated. Tell us what you liked, So Bobby and Bill took to hang- "I thought men had a last supper, The Flower," "A corporation and what you didn't like. And Photo by Vicky Byers ing out in Hollywood. Was it but women had dinner parties." dedicated to social change through hap- how about some suggestions as Bobby pening there? "Well, if The work consists of three 48- art and education." The corpora- Larson, Naughty Woman anything's to what you'd like to see in the happening in Orange foot tables placed together in a tion is now attempting to build per- County, future? If you don't tell us, By PRISCILLA MAYFIELD having sort of long hair, and dress- everyone's doing the triangle, with 13 place-settings on manent housing for "The Dinner same thing," there's no way for us to know Entertainment Assistant ing the way they do. It's that kind of Bobby says. Naughty Women, each table. Each place-setting is for Party," housing that will hold pre- in its what interests you-what music implosive criticism that is damaging present incarnation, a guest, an honorary woman chosen sent and future women's contribu- has been a unit you're listening to, what movies Orange County has never to the music scene in general. Sur- for about five months. from history for her significant con- tions. been For a year and plays you're seeing, tributions to women, to society, and recognized as a hotbed of rock and prisingly, though, Orange Coun- prior to that, Bobby and Bill hunted whatever you do in your spare tians seem to the future. roll talent, but with the rise in to be more receptive than around for appropriate musicians to time. others. Chicago hand-painted in the popularity of music based on The band has been banned complete their band. Still shy a per- from traditional china-painting tech- In 'The Dinner Party,' enthusiasm rather than experience, the Masque, a Hollywood club manent bassist, friends from other nique, 39 unique porcelain plates in Chicago has merged a few bands have emerged and made and the foremost showcase for local bands have filled in for gigs. bands colorful, abstract, flower-like traditional art with a the rounds of available forums for in the new wave. Larson describes his band's music "When designs, symbolizing 'and their music. we play, the energy comes as "basic, heavy metal punk...high social statement about Naughty Women is a Fullerton- out, and I guess, things get broken. energy." He sees it as a release, and celebrating the chosen women women's heritage and figures. Alongside each place is a based band drawing influence from Brendan (proprietor of the Masque) a way of getting ideas across to an cooperative work. the New York Dolls, that early '70's said he never wants to see us again." audience. hand-wrought porcelain fork, _ _ _ spoon, knife and goblet. Each set is band infamous for wearing placed on its own banner. women's clothing and playing raw, The banners are as extraordinary The impact of the show is tremen- noisy, (and classic) music. 10%discount as the plates. Each banner is finely dous, especially when one learns of Arguably, the Dolls pioneered the and intricately stitched in shimmer- the combined effort of 200 people glitter era. Naughty Women chooses w ith coupon ing embroidered patteras to sym- who lent their skills and time to to dress like the Dolls used to, bolize the environment of each Chicago's art piece. The work of because, as lead singer (and FC stu- woman in history. housewives, Catholic nuns, Chris- dent) Bobby Larson puts it, "We Georgia O'Keefe is one of the tian stitchers, feminists, weavers, think it's the cool way to look. women represented. Her plate is a carpenters, photographers, re- When we first saw the Dolls, we just IFor the biggest ceramic sculpture conjuring the searchers, and assundry artists thought 'that's the way to look.' " valley, sands and sky imagery of creates a piece that celebrates Amid the short-hair-and-narrow- 1 and best New Mexico. Her plate lies on a women today, ordinary women as lapeled punk rockers so numerous donuts in coarse hand-woven, brown cotton well as the honored guests. now, the band gets some flak for Orange County.$

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