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VOL. XII, NO. 28 II110 Alondra Blvd., Norwalk, California FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1969 ICC Expels Omnibus Solons Condemn ICC In 'Executive' Session Expulsion of Omnibus

After hearing heated debate and go­ his claim that the club was "causing a By GEORGE WOODWORTH illegal or unpleasant situations on cam­ ing into a special "executive" session lot of trouble." Executive Editor pus. the Inter-Club Council (ICC) voted Mon­ Russ Jobin, President of Omnibus, Topping off the most serious of the Acting on a bill introduced by Sena­ day to expel the Omnibus Society from was given a chance *0 speak before the allegations is that the Omnibus Society tor Stein and seconded by Senator Mar­ its ranks by declaring them an "off council when they suspended their rules was somehow directly connected with tin the ASCC Senate voted Wednesday campus" club. just to hear him. When questioned the arrests of four non-Cerritos students to condemn the Inter-Club Council (ICC) Only a little earlier had the council about the charges made" against his in the middle of last month. 1 for its expulsion of the Omnibus Society approved an amendment to their consti­ club he claimed that Omnibus had lived IllMli Senator Stein has expressed the hope up to its constitution and was not bent and urged its immediate reinstatement tution requiring a two-thirds majority > i i ,f that the club will not be adversely as an official campus organization. to put a club in a "probationary" or an upon causing trouble. II I! * 'l affected by the many faceted charges 1 "off campus" status. The Omnibus So­ Jobin refuted the charges that any "III, ' The bill (#648) further resolved that that have been made against them, and ciety then became the first club that the of his club members had been involved since the ICC meets only once a month this recent ICC action. They may still new rule affected when they were in the disturbances that led to four that they might conduct a special meet­ be the most vocal and responsive au­ judged to be lacking in proper conduct arrests 17 days ago. He maintained ing as soon as possible to consider thorized avenue of thought on campus. and decorum. that his club had always presented both Omnibus' reinstatement. The measure As of this writing there was no word sides to the issues that they acquired passed—15-2-3. The action against the controversial, on what action if any would be taken speakers for even though it was not one-semester-old club began with a Arising out of concern for the free by the ICC regarding the Senate deci­ required by their constitution. lengthly dissertation and appeal for expression of ideas and disapproval with sion. ICC Commissioner, Steve Mascaro, Omnibus to be "kicked off Campus" the manner in which the much maligned cleared the audience when the council by the Lambda Alpha Epsilon (police Omnibus Society had been treated by approved a motion to go into "execu­ the ICC, the senate concurred with the science fraternity) representative, Rich- OMNIBUS PRESIDENT—Russ Jobin, 'student senator and president of the tive" session. Everything taking place thoughts of Senator Stein on the legality aid Gonzales. Omnibus Society, spoke before the senate and the ICC in defense of his Fund Started during an "executive" period cannot be of the ICC action. Gonzales brought with him copies of reported. The council did expel Omni­ controversial club. ICC threw the club off campus, but the senate condemned Stein had written the bill to read: alledged handbills that he claimed had bus, however, by the required two- the action and asked for immediate rei..J,atement. Whereas the ICC acted Monday with­ been passed around by Omnibus mem­ thirds majority of the 23 club represen­ For Technician out legal grounds in throwing Omnibus bers in and around their well-attended tatives attending. v Society off campus, and Biology laboratory technician Dr. lecture programs. He charged the so­ Near the end of the meeting a mo­ Ward Slawson was the victim of a heart ciety with misrepresentation of issues tion was made that the "disciplinary Whereas ICC has deemed alleged com­ Spring Luau Tickets attack on March 20. He is still off work and not always presenting both sides action" was too severe and that Omni­ munity sentiment more important than and faces heart surgery before he will . of the arguments. He charged that the bus should' be put on probationary stat­ free expression of ideas, and be able to return. club was giving the college a bad name us, but an adjournment time had been Whereas to be any sort of place of A WARD SLAWSON WELFARE and a "bad image." set and fell due. learning, Cerritos College needs a di­ vergence of opinions on the issues of FUND was activated last month when it Bringing local newspapers and also Members of the now defunct club Still Available Today grave importance to the world today, was learned that Ward has used all a copy of Taion Mark's coverage of the besiged ICC adviser, Don Scott, with and available sick leave, vacation and other four non-student arrests made on cam­ questions concerning the legality of the leaves and has no income to depend pus April 15, Gonzales waved them at action, but he upheld the council deci­ The Associated Students will present Judy Collins, the "folksinger's folk- Whereas Omnibus' expulsion has sig­ , upon... He and his wife reside in a small the assembled council as support for sion as rendered. the second annual Spring Luau to nigh r - mger." nificantly decreased-the communication-- apartment in Bellflower, and the medi­ beginning at 7:30 p.m. and continuing These performances and the luau of said ideas, cal bills are mounting. until 12:30 a.m. at the Lobster House in •.ere and are for you, the students of Resolved that the ASCC Senate condemn Redondo Beatrt. cerritos College. ihe action taken by ICC on Monday, It i? believed that his Blue. April 28, 1969 in expelling Omnibus coverage from the college is helping lo Everyone is encouraged to attend this Ticket price for this evening of din­ Carson Lecture Next Society from campus, and defray part of the medical costs; how­ exciting evening. Dinner will be served ner, dancing, entertainment and fun is Further resolved that the ASCC Senate ever, Ward must continue the regular between 7:30 and 11:30 p.m. in the down­ for ASCC members S3.50 per person and* urge the ICC to immediately reinstate monthly payments in order to keep the stairs dining room, while James Levitt $6 for non-members. Tickets and maps Omnibus Society as an official organiza­ policies in effect. and his band will be entertaining in the are available in the office of student In Four-part Series tion on campus. Financial assistance is being sought ball room. There will also be a table affairs. Only one semester old on campus, from all members of the staff to assist of refreshments available in the ball­ . See you tonight at the Lobster House the club that many.believe to be one Ward in his time of need. Any donations room for hungry dancers to munch on. "A World To Win" will be the topic p.m. in Burnight Center. Instructor Le- in Redondo Beach when the ASCC pre­ of the most active on campus has had or contributions will be appreciated. of the third installment of the faculty's land Carson will deliver this third lec­ sents the Second Annual Luau. An added attraction to the evening its name linked with more than a few The Cerritos California State Em­ four-part lecture series Tuesday at 8 ture in the continuing Community Serv­ ployes Assn. chapter is coordinating the will be the special performance by the ices Office-sponsored series. drive for financial assistance. Checks Tahitian dancers, with grass skirts should be made payable to CSEA, Ward Carson believes that physical science and all. Art Student Wins gave rise to the technology of today. "It Slawson Welfare Fund. has brought us a civilization blessed with The menu for dinner consists of a 'Lion in Winter' Will Several offices on campus are ac­ Best-of-Show Award more abundance of goods and services choice of one of the following: roast cepting the donations: Life Sciences, than man ever dreamed of in past cen­ beef, baked fish in season, or chicken Community Services, the switchboard, "Serenity" is the title of the water turies," he says. "On the other hand, it teriyaki. Publications and most divisional offices.. color painting that won Lee Valvano, a has cursed many with the destruction or Be Staged May 15 defacement of much of his natural habitat Dress for the luau will be traditional Cerritos art student, the Best-of-Show Hawaiian dress. For women mumus, Award on April 24-26 in the Downey Art through polution and over population." shifts and grass skirts are recommend­ The pages of history will unveil once Priest Durham; and Dan Darnell as the Carson will also discuss the child in League Annual Spring Show held at ed; and for men, Hawaiian shirts and more when the drama department pre­ Turnkey. Information Day Stonewood Shopping Center. relation to the methods and tools of bermuda shorts. sents James Goldman's Academy Award Various new staging techniques with Each student was able to enter three mathematics. Other language of mathe­ winner "Lion in Winter." This will be 'motion picture will be seen throughout paintings, and the divisions were pro­ matics will be delved into during the This will be, the last special perfor­ the final play presented at Cerritos for the different settings, also under the fessional, amateur and student. Par­ course of the lecture. He goes on to mance or entertainment provided by the Set for May 14 the spring semester. direction of Bock. ticipation was open to all local junior say, "Today we see the emergence of ASCC for this year. And it has been May 15 marks the opening night in Providing the music for the play will Available to all students will be re­ colleges, and the age requirement in the a new role in the social sciences. Could a fantastic one . . . The Irish Rovers, Burnight Center with performances also be Marion Weide using her original presentatives from more than 20 well- s:tudent division was 19-21 years. Com­ this be an impossible union, as man's pop. musicians; The Good Time Singers to be given May 16 and 17. Additional works. known companies to discuss potential petitors from Long Beach, Rio Hondo previous accomplishments'' The exact with the "hip" hypnotist Pat Collins; the careers for the annual "Career Informa­ and Cerritos participated in the contest but abstract language of mathematics presentations will be given .May 22, 23, The costume design will be done by Pozo Seco Singers, a folk group; and tion Day" on Wednesday, May 14 from this year. Valvano received a first place may be the catalyst needed to restore 24. The curtains will rise at 8 p.m. for 4. J. Bock. 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. This is an excellent ribbon and a check for $20. order to our environment." , each performance. Tickets will go on sale at the Stu­ opportunity for those students interested Carson acquired a B.S. from the Under the direction of Frank Bock, dent Center Box Office beginning Mon­ This is the seventh time Valvano has Madrigal Singers in their career to find out what positions state college at Valley City, North the cast is already beginning its rehear­ day. The student price is 50 cents with won an art contest of this kind. He has are avaiaible in the field of their choice. been enrolled at Cerritos for two years Dakota and an MA. from Colorado sals. The cast for "Lion in Winter" will an ASCC card. General admission is Interviews will be made by appoint­ and will be graduating in June with a State College, Greeley. He has done Compete at Festival be Denny Macko portraying the King $1.50. Large group* rates will also be of­ ments on a first-come-first-serve basis A.A. Degree in art. Valvano is a mem­ graduate work at the University of of England, Henry II: Mary Jacobs as fered. For further ticket information call On Friday, April 18, Cerritos College through the Job Placement Office. Start­ ber of the Newman Club/' the Downey Colorado and California State Fullerton. Queen Eleanor; Melody Ashburn as Ext. 343. Madrigal Singer's, under the direction of ing'today any students, who are interested Art League and is vice president of It should be very worthwhile attend­ Alais; Walter Orange as Richard the In "Lion in Winter" the hardship, Stan Porter, sang in the 14th annual San , in taking advantage'of this fine oppor­ Tau Phi. He hopes to be an ait teacher ing, and everyone is encouraged to Lion-Hearted; Michael Green as Geof- hatred, yet love is seen as the royal Diego Madrigal Festival held at Mesa tunity can sign up for appointments someday. come. fry; Bob Dunkerley as John: Paul Lara­ family battles to fill the throne with the College. Two state colleges were in at­ more as King Phillip; John Welch as person each wants, with a business or industrial representa­ tendance along with several junior col­ tive daily from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. leges and a few selected high school A partial listing of companies that groups. will be sending their personal representa­ tive includes: Security Pacific National According to Porter, the level of per­ Bank, City of L.A. Dept. of Safety, News Briefs formance from all schools was outstand­ Standard Oil Co., Bullocks Dept. Store, ing. The two judges combined to give: United California Bank, Metropolitan Cerritos singers 13 As and 2 Bs out of Life Inc. Co., Autonetics, Montgomery the total of 15 ratings given. Ward, J. C. Penney, L.A. Sheriff Dept., TODAY IS THE DEADLINE FOR ASCC ELECTION PETITIONS to be filed to run Each one of tnese agencies offers a for ASCC senator or President and vice-president. Petitions will be accepted Group judging was done by noted wide variety of opportunities in areas until 4:30 p.m. today in the Office of Student Affairs. The elections will be authorities in the field of the madrigal. such as: secretarial work, clerk typist, held on May 13 and 14. They were Mrs. Marjorie Rohfleisch, assistant professor of music at San Diego stenography, office services, merchan­ * * * * State College, harpsichordist and found­ dising management trainees, gasoline DO YOU WANT A JOB THIS SUMMER? A book with all the information about er of the Madrigal Singers of San Diego; station management trainees, law-en­ summer jobs in the National Parks throughout the country is now available and David McNair, associate professor, forcement officer, retail sales and in­ in the Job Placement Office. This includes a job from Carlsbad Caverns to of music at San Diego Mesa College, dustrial employment. These are just the Hot Springs of Hawaii. The office hours are 8 a.m. until 4:3)) p.m. Mon­ founder of the Old Globe Consort. a sample of the many positions available day through Friday. that students will be able to discuss * * * * McNair stated in his written com­ wit ha personal representative. ments that the second number performed ALL STUDENTS WHO HAVE SUBMITTED PETITIONS FOR JUNE COMMENCE­ Taking advantage of this annual by the Cerritos Madrigal Singers was- MENT are urged to check the graduation list for their name as to correct event offered - by the Job Placement "the high point of the afternoon." spelling and approval of petition. This list is located on the bulletin board Office will be of great benefit to all students who have a career field in mind. in the Admissions-Counseling Area of the Administration Building. Between the afternoon and evening It will also benefit- the ones who don't sessions the singers were guests at a * * * * have one in mind to find out what they banquet held in the Mesa College Dining, "CASINO ROYALE" WILL BE SHOWN IN BURNIGHT CENTER on Tuesday, are best suited for. The opportunity is Hall. May 6. This movie is free to all staff and students. here—the initiative to do something * * * * A busy schedule lies ahead for Cerri­ about it is up to the student. THE AWS TURTLE RACE WILL BE HELD on May 22, 11 a.m. in the Quad. The tos Madrigal Singers. In addition to Active student participation may in­ fee will be $2 per turtle and all entries are welcome. Contact the Office the annual Choral Spring Concert and crease the number of representatives for of Student Affairs. several community appearances, Cerri­ PRODUtllON DEC lMOV-r < anK Bock, director of the final theatre arts a future "Career Information Day." * * * * tos will host the annual Junior College production "The Lion in winter,'' discusses a mock •up of the proposed set Remember May 14 and sign up now for FOR THOSE WITH A PERSONAL PROBLEM AND WANT PR6FESSIONAL HELP Chamber Music Festival in May. with his wife. an appointment. call "Hotline." The toll fr6e number is UN 3-4701. TAION MARKS FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1969 EDITORIALS Omnibus Killed by Seventeen ICC Hands

It would seem to be all over but the name-calling, ICC has ousted the Fascism fn ice when the bill was introduced and voted Charges False Omnibus Society from Cerritos College and does not seem inclined to reverse its results. We hope to expand this program, Dear Editor: on? Dear Editor: decision. Who would have thought that a club which caused SO much heated dis­ but to do so we will need more volun­ Monday afternoon I witnessed the I attended the ICC meeting Monday cussion and conflicting opinions would ultimately be felled by 17 raised hands? When only nine out of 19 senators teers for the actual redrafting program. awful spectacle of a meeting of the Inter- and was a little shocked at the mass "'M indeed would have thought that ICC representatives could ban a club from vote yes on accepting freedom of the If you are interested and willing to do­ Club Council, What took place there has confusion. The charges brought against •s for the simple reason that it just didn't much like it? press and freedom of speech, I wonder nate your time, please contact Mr. Fitch, inspired me to write a letter which you the Omnibus Society were entirely falla­ the men in LAE, the police science fraternity, had not declared war on where student representation is. phone 860-2451, Ext. 372 or Mr. Diaz, may find difficult to print. cious. Richard Gonzales of Lambda Al­ ; some time ago, the action probably could not have taken place. But I talked to Darryl Sheffield on April Ext. 231.. pha Epsilon stated, when making his n in LAE did declare war, and one must start with the all-too-obvious fact The dull monotony of that meeting 25 and asked him of his vote. He ab­ Vince Pena motion to take Omnibus off campus, that that few ICC members wanted Omnibus anywhere but "out," period. meandered through tedious minutes of stained and gave no good reason for . 80218, piddling triviality and unrelated non­ the Omnibus Society had supported the All so-called "reasons" for their action-—the alledged broken rules, the abstaining. Today he told me his is run­ sense, until one trembling little man four people who were arrested for dis­ shattered school image—all really amount to a desperate clutching at straws to ning for Student Body President. The Jig Is Up tributing the " If You Are Busted" leaf­ support what is an unsupportable action. It takes no particular love for Omnibus managed to utter the perversions of truth Dear Editor: If this guy can't make up his mind lets. .- - . to realize that the ICC didn't have a leg to stand on, and the false, deceitful, mendacious Today I read my first issue of TALON fraudulent, unfair, evasive, hypocritical, on a simple yes or no on freedom of First of all, I distributed the leaflets. Synjoblie Fall MARKS (I am the father of a student) mealy-mouthed, collusive lies and fab­ the press and of speech, I wonder if The four had been distributing a leaflet How symbolic for Omnibus to fall to LAE and the Newman Club—one blow and it is obvious to me that the seeds rications which led to the banishment of he will have enough presence of mind called "Channeling" put out by the U.S. scoring a triumph for both God and law and order! of destruction have been planted at an organization which has done no more to mark his own name on the ballot. Selective Service System, and secondly To link Omnibus with the four arrests two weeks ago might seem logical Cerritos. for this campus that Jesus did for Where was Lief Erickson, the "court neither of the distributions had Omnibus since the busts took place after an Omnibus presentation. Only one woman, Jill The "pinko" undertones are rumbling Lazarus. reporter?" I am told he is the man who support, nor was Omnibus aware that the Furillo, had ever been a member of the club, and she had left school some weeks and the agitators are at work. reported the Norwalk Four for passing leafleting would take place. before. To believe that Omnibus had no prior knowledge of what these individuals Watch carefully now as the pillars of Board up the windows, boy, and call insistence literature out on the Quad. The second accusation was that, ac­ intended to do would be giving Omnibus the benefit of the doubt, which certainly democratic student government decom­ in the reporters for your beautiful day Why wasn't he there to protect our cording to tha Omnibus Society's con­ no one intends lo do. " , pose and the restlesi spirit of creeping of publicity, head cracking and general student interest? stitution, Omnibus is to present both sides Sadly, Mr. McGralh's well-written and intelligent letter in the last Open fascism finds a footstool here at Cerritos. retreat to the similarity" of the lower and by posting the sign which was Forum gave the police fraternity added ammunition ih their assault. They seized Benito would be proud! ; I propose that Mr. Robinson, Miss form of animal life is rapidly approach­ derogatory to Sheriff Von Medin's ap­ upon one ppster used by Omnibus to advertise the Von Minden (pro-police) ap­ And I am very much ashamed. Dozier and Erickson sit in on the rest ing, (sic) pearance, Omnibus showed a one-sided pearance to form an accusation that the club had not lived up to ibf original con­ of the Senate meetings and when some­ What a pity! Karl E. Leggett action. (The poster, by the way, was re­ cept of presenting both sides of each issue. s. thing like this comes up when students' L. R. Nenot 85147 moved by the Publicity Co-Onlinator, Completely Ridiculous ' , interests are being infringed upon, they Lakewood Abe Moya, the same day that it was This is completely ridiculous. Was it Vets who sponsored Col. Chillington can call the police and put a stop to posted.) t# speak in support of the draft? Was it LAE who sponsored Von Minden to ex­ \ Letters for Vietnam this nonsense. We need oeople to pro­ One needs simply lo obtain a copy of LAE Speaks Up plain the police view of civil disobedience? Of course not . . . it was Omnibus, Deaf Editor'. tect our interests, and when they were the Omnibus constitution to realize this Dear Editor: even though the club's own political leanings differed with those of the speakers. Letters can be great for morale. needed they failed us. accusation has no grounds, as in the con­ I would- like to clear up some mis­ Yet ICC can ignore all this to base its one-sided charge on a single poster, which Please publish the following announce­ John DeBeer stitution it states nothing about having understanding by Russ Jobin, President was approved for posting and ultimately removed on the same day of posting. ment: \ 78854 to show both sides. Omnibus has pre­ of Omnibus Society, concerning the re­ The final accusations dealt with the leaflets distributed by an Omnibus If you would like to brighten the day sented both sides of its own free will. lationship between Lambda Alpha Epsi­ member in Burnight Center after the Von Minden program. Never mind the fact of a serviceman in Vietnam, make a Who Needs Facts? I feel the decision made in the ICC lon and the Associated Student of Cerri­ that Mr. Robinson, Miss Dozier and Mr. Siriani were all called to the scene and new friend and enjoy the pleasure of Dear Editor: meeting has to do with a conflict be­ tos College and the community. It has the situation was evidently solved on the spot. Never mind that any alledged receiving interesting mail, please send "Facts ... but we don't need facts" tween the two clubs (Omnibus Society been indicated that Mr. Jobin believes leafing of the parking lot was the act of a single member of the club without the an introductory letter, with a snapshot seems to be the wise word from two- and LAE) rather than ort any accusa­ that we do not do anything except society's know-ledge or approval. Never mind the facts. enclosed if possible, to: thirds or more of the members of ICC tions stated by Gonzales. "shooting off the cannon and scaring ICC wanted Omnibus off campus . . . facts only tend to cloud the real issues. Operation Mai) Call some poor old vet half to death?" who voted Omnibus off campus. The Janice Ham Real Issue Clouded 175th RR Co. (Quote from Talon Marks letter; sound still rings clear from the opening 91087 And the real issues? Bias on the part of LAE and many other dubs on APO SF 96227 motion that our witty master of false April 25.) campus, a determination that only one point of view shall persist on this campus Dave McKeever "truths," distortions and irrelevant re­ It appears that Mr. Jobin is not . . . their own, and that one view shall never, but never deal with anything more marks laid down by one of the police Students for Progress aware of the fact that Lambda Alpha serious than a tricycle race or slave auction. Dear Editor; Words for LAE science majors. But this was not to be Epsilon has presented narcotics educa­ And it was all as simple as raising a gnarled little hand ... This letter is a request for aid as well Dear Editor: the deciding point for the 16 or so mem­ tion programs for all the local high —Randy Henderson as a statement of purpose from the re­ schools and interested community or­ On Monday a club was kicked off bers who voted to blackball tha liberal cently formed club, the Cerritos Stu­ ganizations, for the past five years. campus. How was it kicked off? Through club. dents for Progress through Education. It also appears that Mr, Jobin and false accusations. Which club brought As soon as the motion arose, the We are, at this time, undertaking a Omnibus members have forgotten that out these accusations? The Cerritos Col­ club members, many of whom had been project which embraces all low-income L.A.E. helped two families this Christ­ Column, Column, lege Cop Dept. And which club was complaining about the dry procedures of areas in the Cerritos Junior College Dis­ mas with trees, food, and gifts for all kicked off? Omnibus Society. ICC meetings, seemed to come alive as trict. It is our intention to visit every members of the families. if it were time to stone a wicked witch. I figured that the police could be house in these areas and inform the resi­ On March 28, L.A.E. held a dance for Well, Omnibus did get stoned with all trusted. Well, they can't. They don't dents of the advantages of furthering Fred Roblero, a Norwalk citizen who Who's Got a Column? even bring out the facts when trying to the. bias and prejudiced stones that their education in terms of raising their was in need of a kidney transplant, to . • yjld be gathered at the time and a kick a club off campus. Here is a mes­ income and the programs offered at Cer­ which all ASCC members were invited. few that appeared in river beds unknown The "in" thing to do this year at Cerritos seems to be column writing for sage for them: ritos to attain this end i.e., two-year Through this dance we raised over $500, to anyone but the accusers. Facts were the campus newspaper. Besides regular columnists, Talon Marks has three guest LAE, you have succeeded in remov­ A.A. degrees in technology and business all which was donated to Mr. Roblero. : ,-. ..jught in that so resembled a stacked /-..«/mists who "regularly" write for the paper. - ' ing the word Omnibus from the campus, and certificates of accomplishment in One thing which L.E.A. has never deck of cards that I wondered if an ace These columns include the "President's Voice written by ASCC President but you did not succeed in removing the certain skilled labor areas. done, Mr. Jobin, is to "play cops and wasn't going to fall from someone's Monte . Gualtiere, a counseling column written by ' n Bufalini and a column members. We are still here and will do Also included in this program is a robbers" as you stated in your letter. rieeve. written by Russ Jobin, president of the off-cam'pvr us Society. the same things we did before, not as du'ect effort to interest high school drop­ We have done and continue to do our However, Jobin's column has apparently upsf SCC Cabinet so much, club members but as individuals. If LAE ICC procedure was even broken when outs and recent high school graduates in part to help Cerritos College and the that it has strongly asked for a column of its own Gualtiere is the head cannot present facts, then I cannot trust it let Russ Jobin, an active member of continuing their education. community. of the Cabinet, he would be the logical choice to wn! a cop, pig, a fuzz or the man. Omnibus, come before the group and We have made a trial run in the Jim Roth If this be the case, why doesn't Gualtiere use Ins own column as a sound­ Student Power is now on the rise. answer the charges that were brought area south of Alondra with gratifying 99329 ing board for the ASCC Cabinet, instead of filling it with old news about events LAE put it back together for us. against the club. The charges and ac­ that have been printed irt the paper a week before? This would save him the Abe Moya cusations were considered, and anyone burden of writing an extra column. 81513 listening with an open mind would have This event with Jobin's column could set up a chain reaction in which to agree that Jobin showed very little CERRITOS PASQUINADE everyone will want to write one, and newspaper space could become so scarce doubt that the Omnibus Society had not Who Protects Student Interests? that it would have to be sold to the highest bidder, Either that or TM would have broken any of the campus regulations or Dear Editor: violated its constitution. to get larger. The latter would cost the student body more money and cause Concerning your editorial of April 25, the Cabinet's grumbling over the newspaper's budget to giw louder. Why then was the club so quickly and LAE Conduct and more specifically the reference to If the ASCC Cabinet doesn't like Jobin's column, instead of trying to pressure thoroughly ousted from the campus? To ASCC Bill No. 642, I am wondering the newspaper for equal space, it could write a letter to the editor. A letter would answer that in full would take several where Mr. Robinson and Miss Dozier probably produce the same results as a column and it would help keep the news­ pages, but I feel that the main reason were. (Editor's Note: Dean of Men and paper budget at its present level. was that of publicity in that local news­ Belies Image Dean of Women). Why weren't they It would save a lot of time and effort on the part of the cabinet. papers got hold of the campus arrests —Bob Hardin there to protect the student's interests and made front page of them. This, it By GEORGE WOODWORTH seems, has been associated with Omni­ | Executive Editor bus. But as the facts bear out, no one from the club had any knowledge or Miss Jones, take a letter. uptight about what my reporters and connection with it. Probably just as Dear Lambda Alpha Epsilon or police editors were saying about you and three prominent a reason is that of the tur- science fraternity or Quad cannoneers. or four of you joined those other five ljioil on the other campuses throughout What's new? Burned any witches lately? guys that complain to the ASCC Presi­ tie country. Do you think that possibly "Remember^ I thought I would write to you about dent every time the paper comes out. 'The Times They Are A-Changin'?"' a story that has been going around the Wow, he'd probably think it was a con­ Spencer Brown we're nonviolent, office. I know that you would want to census! I 67835 be the first ones to know about some­ Heavy stuff, huh? But we really don't so be careful of your thing that might hurt your "image," have (o worry much about it 'cause I'm SALESMEN after all, wasn't that one of your charges not about to report that there are many after shave." ^\ ' y Earn $1,500 Mo. against the Omnibus Society last Monday individuals who believe that your own WE WILL PAY YOUR R. E. SCHOOL in the ICC meeting? personal feelings were the real motiva­ tion of this issue and Omnibus' subse­ TUITION & SHOW YOU HOW TO Didn't you charge them, with giving EARN $1,500 IN YOUR FIRST MONTH. quent removal. Some even say that you the college a "bad image?" ph,. well, MURDOCH REALTY couldn't prove half the charges that you anyway you succeeded. You certainly 1S403 Clark Avenue, Bellflower leveled against them. / fixed -them. They won't even be able to get back on campus as a "probationary" As Good as Present Ones club until another month. The story that I have heard going around is that if this incident is any in­ Saw Their Duty dication of your later performances as . But they deserved it—right? You only L.A. police officers, you'll be just as saw your duty as potential law enforce­ good as the present ones. But don't listen ment officers and had them formally to them, just remember the rules. booted off campus. It must have make Whenever you see anything you don't you feel good—kind of a warm glow like or which look strange or (heaven through out your whole1" organization. forbid) different—get rid of it. Keep up Gee, I'm really glad for you. the good work, men. Beat the hell out Just think, more than two-thirds of of a peace-marcher for me. And above the club reps at the ICC meet supported all, defend our rights. Ten-four? your motion to "discipline" the Omnibus Society by getting rid of them. Good move, guys. Gosh, I'm sure glad that this news­ paper hasn't displeased you too much. You'd probably have us removed too— Executive Editor ...George Woodworth Managing Editor Bonita Schleinitz right—are you laughing fellas? Associate Editor Randy Henderson Feature Editor Bob Hardin Got Uptight Sports Editor foarryl Jackman 3 Man-oh-man, when I think about it I Club Editor Christine Torres Behind. Greek Editor Judy Mikkelsen just get goose bumps. What if you got Adviser William T. Lucas -understanding comes faster with Letters to the editor must be cuff's notes? signed and are limited lo 250 words. for Students & Faculty at Cerritos Ihese may be edited according to the discretion of the staff in accordance over 175 titles $1 each witn technical limitations. Names ROUND TRIP may be withheld upon request. Wild-eyed coeds can turn any peaceful demonstration into a" At your bookseller Talon Marks is published by the JET FLIGHTS TO Associated Students by students en­ fill I-scale riot, so be careful how you use" your Hai Karate® After rolled in journalism at Cerritos Col­ EUROPE FROM L.A. lege Offices are located in Arts and Shave arid Cologne. But just in case your hand slips, we include ^raftond Sa 34B , Cerritos College, 11110 E. iL /oen iyA-' ^orwalk, California. instructions on self-defense in every package. (If you're a paci­ Phone 860-2451, Extension 383 Adver­ $245 AND UP tising rates will b« sent on request. fist, maybe you'd better read the instructions twice.) EARLY RESERVATIONS NECESSARY Opinions expressed in this publica­ -ska sew tion are those of the writers and are GERALD D. SJULE, Ph.D. not to be considered as opinion of the Hai Karate-be careful how you use it. Phone S43-0618 or Wrife P.O. Bex 10493 Associated Students or Ihe college. Editorials, unless otherwise designated SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA t270» wild exPI'essions ot the editorial ©1^69 L timing Division, Chas. Pf'zw 4 Co., Inc., New York, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 196? TALON MARKS Trike Race Won ODDS A.ND E.N OS 'I'l'l'!1 iiiii '' \ By Vets 'Cirf il Hi i Sharon Loftin, Yets Girl of the ] * Month, rode away with the first place '•KM trophy Tuesday in the third annual tri­ 'iiil iiy lllll il cycle race for the Yung Wooh Choi Fund. r n*' With a running start contestants fled Bui, to their three-wheelers to begin the race J il from the Student Center around the Quad, which included circling eight ob­ By BOB HARDIN 1 stacles and the Falcon Statue, returning Feature Edi'.c-r l'.e ! •:-t hi the' v * back to the Student Center. Riders Nobody asked me, but . . . 'r I 1 were allowed to dress in costume and It was about time Fre.-uh p-iesid. '.Yj 1 - - • 1 Oil r- \ *- * * ft * have publicity for the organization they Charles De Gauile rested. represented. The ABM missile system is a wa iHiPifflPtii Nancy Ramirez, chairman of Yung of time and taxpayers' matey. Woon Choi Week, assistant chairman All the food and money ;,!\< l mv ..e ll 1 r'Kd! ' "fflfl1. •". hpjh iilil ISIl If I' wllll 11 Iii' i' Nolan Everitt and Sinawik representative the banner of "foreign aid" to ,u*3 3 ;o the :i ?RIIF;c-3.1 Linda Eubanks led in the organization developed countries cou'i be m.ei 1 :K 'ee:.e a h:'-<-f heart of the tricycle race. feed the 10 billion sLn-Og ,xm~'e in - a :•.

. 1 ea ic- j • I '•' ! * 1 J j i i 'i • 1 Omnibus Prexy Striken He I - ,\ i 1 ( ' Out Against Expulsion * 1 J I ' 1 f 1- By RUSS JOBIN something about another club, thsy csi Guest Writer have it remo\cd. '< is . One of Webster's definitions of fas­ All the attending members cf the FC cism is that of a system of government Monday knew that the Omnibus Scyheiy characterized by the suppression of had not broken any rules, and yet 'he- opposition, especially minority groups. vote was 17 to 7 to re:rie\e ihe cv.r*> 2 1 a [ 1 j. If you attended the ICC meeting Mon­ from the campus. And -\e all kntrv day, you would have seen fascism put why, don't we1 This act was the ea- Jei:v into motion against the Omnibus Society pressioh of a minority of ideals uho 1 " \ f by LAE (the police science fraternity). held an opposing point e-f \ icw( mce ->r \ ' , I 1 4 religion can be substituted for 1 0;-ev:;- , The first charge by the LAE is guilt . / '3 1 by association. LAE claimed that the ing point of view")—Wc-bster's c'efirii'ha - t • Omnibus Society was responsible for the of fascism. " \, . disturbance that resulted in the arrests : i of four persons on this campus because Look, America has just about had t, v r one of the four people busted was at and you'd better wake up. I cr.ee te'-i ' ' one lime a member of the Omnibus the members of the Senate lost :k:;>. 1 ,f 1 'i - Society. The individual involved in the were plainclothesrnen on campus, end ' i s * l bust will inform you, as I do now, that they didn't believe me. Th-t is e;-o' Lem ir. i 1 5 > no member of the Omnibus Society par­ the bust occutud I a l ' ' g j ' t ' ' fascism is bemg ixL»>1 ou d ha tr t a <1 ><•'< <• i " < ' > of this individual's act. r The second charge was a false accu­ sation. The representative accused the Omnibus Society of not abiding by its own constitution. LAE stated that the Omnibus Society did not represent both sides of an issue. In the eyes of LAE, \ i one of Omnibus' signs was not favora­ , < 1 ' J \ , ble to the side of law and order. That THERE THEY GO — Above: 'Trike-racers get running racers iakes on a hitch-hiker. Right: Mike Roach gives sign, incidentally, had been approved ^ ' / start at the Yung Woon Choi Committee, sponsored Tri­ the "peace'' sign as he tinishes last. Winner of tne race by the administration. cycle race, held Tuesday, April 2!h Lett: One of the was Sharon, Loftin, (TM Photos by Darryl Jackman) The Omnibus Society pointed out that •< j nowhere in its constitution did it state that the club has to represent both IS^2 so'jim t'.cii'-i ;«j .'IV.\;t>, Entertainment Roundup . sides. The Omnibus Society did this on j. On* Slock N*rih of Al-melri 2-.. its own accord in order to allow the — • OPEN EVERY DAY — student to hear opposing points of view I I a.m. u,-i;l. 10 p,--). and to allavv the student to make his Hollywood Bowl Site of USC own decision in regard to what opinion or philosophy he wanted to accept or reject. LAE accused the Omnibus Society of

deliberately breaking the rules of the >*' s- Annual May Event, Songfest '69 Publicity Code. The reason that the problem occurred was that the Omnibus Society had been informed by members Danny Thomas will be master of of its kind in the nation, Songfest is Taper Forum May 9-10 at 8 p.m. of the Publicity Commission that it was ceremonies for Songfest '69, the annual also rated as the oldest such continuous The program will be sweet and legal to distribute literature at its meet­ spring musical production presented by production. sinister with its special blend of songs ings and programs without approval. University of Southern California stu­ such as "September Song," "Speak The situation was caused by a misunder­ Tickets are priced at $4 for box dents. It will be held Saturday, May Low," "Jenny Made Her Mind Up" and . standing of the rules and was solved by seats, $3 and $2 for reserved seats and 10 at 8 p.m. in the Hollywood Bowl, "Mack the Knife." ; the administration and the Omnibus are available at or by mail from the Society. Furthermore, the administra­ ticket office, University of Southern Cal­ The production proved so popular in i Organized, produced and performed tion brought no charges against the in­ ifornia, University Park, Los Angeles, its initial New York engagement that '; entirely by USC students, this year's dividual distributing the leaflets. Songfest will have a cast of nearly 700 90007. it was moved to a larger theater where I At the ICC meeting Monday a senator competing in song and dance for the it played for five months. It has been < handed out a leaflet without approval grand prize. brought back for an indefinite engage- : The Sunshine Company and Hoyt Ax- ment and has been a source of constant on it and LAE said nothing. It was Highlight of the evening will be the tort are playing at the Golden Bear May entertainment through the original cast , proven at that meeting that the Omnibus traditional finale, which will be-con­ 6-13. Showtimes will be 8:30 p.m. and recording of the revue. j Society broke no rules, and yet it was ducted this year by composer Lalo 10:30 p.m. removed. The adviser of the ICC stated Schifrin. The Golden Bear is located at 306 Further information on ''A Kurt j that it was not necessary for a club Ocean Ave., Huntington Beach, Weill Cabaret" is available at the \ to break the rules to be removed from USC students performed their first Music Center, 135 N. Grand Ave., Los i the campus. He further stated that if Songfest 18 years ago at the Greek Angeles. 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After having Pierce hand them their Pierce scored three runs - on two hits, The game Saturday against Santa

second loss of the season last week, the a wild pitch, an: error and two walks Ana was a repeat of Friday's game as Cerritos College diamondmen regained to break it open. the^ Cenitos hitlers continued their their stride to take victories over L.A. Regaining their form Friday; against slugging to win easily, 7-1. Valley and Santa Ana. The 7-4 loss lo L.A. Valley, the Cerritos batsmen lagged . The pitching for Cerritos was divided Pierce ended a 16-game winning streak the opposing pitchers for 11 runs. Larry among Addeo, Vaudreuil, McEachran for the Falcons. Brown, continuing his hot streak, was and Sheehan, each with two innings and In that game Cerritos batsmen one of the big hitters for the Falcons, Bob Apodaca as the final hurler in the seemed lo be in a slump as they had to going two for four with one RBI as he ninth. rely on the hitting of Larry Brown, one scored twice. . The hitting was concentrated around for four with two RBIs, and Mike Other key men for Cerritos were the hot bats of Jack Tedesco and Dave Weathers, one for two with one RBI, to pitcher Bob Wolf, helping his own cause Snow, as Tedesco went two for four with supply most of their runs. as he scored three times, and Ron Dig­ one RBI and Snow added three hits and The usually stable Cliff Vaudreuil gle, one for four with three RBIs, another RBI in his four at-bats. opened the game for the Falcons but Along with his three scores, Wolf The scoring for . the Falcons. came , |N&^ after four and two thirds innings Pierce pitched nine solid innings and allowed primarily in the fourth with- doubles by had seven hits and four runs and fresh­ only three hits to secure the victory. It Tedesco and Snow highlighting the four- man Gary Addeo was called in to re­ brought his season total to 7-0. run inning. lieve. Addeo's luck with the Pierce hit­ Scoring Support ters wasn't much better, and when they The Falcons gave Wolf support early ir scored two more runs Addeo was tagged as they knocked the Monarch pitcher with the loss. Bob Apodaca and Bob around for five hits and six runs. Metro Tourney Sheehan finished the game for Cerritos. Singles by Tedesco, Wolf and Douglas Falcon Scoring set the stage for the scoring and after Wkl'l i mi i li i i i, Ih I iHi mi in n in.1 . HI mi in ,ii 'ifcii Falcon scoring came first in the Diet walked to force in a run Diggle fifth inning as Diel, Diggle, Salinas and doubled to drive in three runs. A single For Thinclads Weathers walked and Steve Herter by Brown, an error, a wild pitch and HE! GETS BACK — Larry Diel just gets back under the place'during the El Camino Match Last Tuesday. Cerritos reached first on an error. The result Salinas' reaching safely on a fielder's throw lo stay alive for a Falcon score. The action look won 11-6. . (TM Photo by Bob Schneider) was two runs on no hits. choice was good for two more runs. To Be Held Here The second scoring session for Cerri­ Four walks in the fourth gave Cerritos tos came in the next inning as the Fal­ another score and three errors plus a Holding their spotless 7-0 Metro­ cons opened with Douglas walking and stolen base and a wild pitch - in the sixth politan Conference dual meet record in Cerritos Club Offers Diving Class Diel driving him to second with a single. added three more. The final scoring for revere, Cerritos College track and A walk to Diggle and Brown's. single the Falcons came in the seventh as a field men "will host the annual Metro proved good for two more runs. single by Brown and two fielder's choices Tournament Saturday in Cerritos Sta­ The game was tied 4-4 after six when brought the score to 11-1. ' • dium. For Interested College Students Falcon coach Dave Kamanski said his team will have to be in top con­ dition to stave off attacks of conference By RICHARD KITCHEN Richard Boinski, the diving club presi­ Rogers, who is a good diver and active runners up Bakersfield, Long Beach dent and vice-president. They both are in.the sport. and Valley. Combined efforts on the • The last frontier is waiting to be certified divers with several years diving parts of those three teams could upset explored—the oceans. For proper train­ experience. So to learn the fundamentals of diving the Falcon hopes to make a clean sweep ing in the techniques of free diving the come out to the pool and join the class. of the conference honors. diving club on campus is offering a free Two Types The finals are scheduled to begin at course to those students interested. The There are two basic types of diving, 6 p.m. Preliminaries were scheduled to class is conducted on campus from 11 scuba and free-diving. In scuba diving Metro Standings be run Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. a.m. to 12 noon on Tuesday and Thurs­ the diver has a tank of air on his back Kamanski, whose team this year has day of each week. that he breathes through a pressure Golf set a Cerritos record of nine dual meet The purpose of the class is to teach regulator. He also wears fins, face mask wins, most ever for any Falcon track W L Pet. diving fundamentals. The course in­ and weight belt to keep him from being and field squad, said the Falcons could El Camino 11 1 .917 cludes six one-hour sessions in the Cerri­ bouyant, and sometimes a wet suit. win the meet going away or it could * Pierce 9 2 .791 be very close. ''It depends on a large tos pool plus an ocean check-out on the The free diver uses the fins, face 'Long Beach 8 3 .708 number of factors," he said, "not the last weekend.. The lessons include choice masjk and sometimes a wet suit. He and proper use of equipment, water * Pasadena 7 4 .625 least of which is weather." must come up to the surface of the Vailey . •5 7 .417 technique, swimming technique, diving water to get his air, as his only supply physics, marine life and spear-fishing. Santa Monica 4 8 .333 is the air in his lungs. He can go to a * Cerritos 1 10 .125 New classes will begin in two weeks. depth of approximately 50 feet. Bakersfield 1 11 .083 These classes, are a baigain for the * Played ties. Linksmen Meet student as the regular lesson at a diving Two-Hour Di\e Baseball school would cost approximately $50. The scuba diver can" be down for The lessons on campus are given by periods of time from 45 minutes to two W L Pet. Renegades Today certified divers. hours, depending on the size of the tank Cerritos 17 2 .889 Based on their last meeting with Scuba diving can be best defined as and the depth of his dive. Long Beach 12 6 .667 the Renegade golf team. Falcon golfers diving with a Self-Contained Underwater The scuba diver can go diving for fun, El Camino 10 8 .588 should come away with a victory to Breathing Apparatus. The word SCUBA for the purpose of spear-fishing for his Pasadena 9 8 .529 boost their Metropolitan Conference is an acronym for the above. In other lunch or dinner, or for the purpose of Pierce 7 10 .412 standing and improve their season rec­ words it is made up of the first letters underwater photography of the lastfron- Valley 6 12 .335 ord. of the words that it represents. tier. Bakersfield 5 12 .294 Last week the Cerritos fairway ex­ The diving club is advised by Mrs. Santa Monica 5 13 .278 The instructors are Tim Doreck and perts tied with Pasadena City College, 27-27 and dropped a very close one Fri­ day to Santa Monica, 28-26. Both matches were played over the Falcons' Canada: home course, Los Coyotes Country Club in La Mirada. Tuned-in cities and totem poles. The Bakersfield match will be the final conference tilt for the Falcons. A Shakespeare festival and Only remaining competition this season will be the Metro Conference Tourney swinging discotheques. INTO THE CORNER — Allen Foster returns the ball into the corner in a at Palm Springs, May 12 and the State recent match. The team will be competing in the Metropolitan conference Junior College Tournament at Palomar, finals this weekend at Pierce. Foreign flavor, friendly faces. May 19. We'll fly you there for half fare, Show us your Air Canada youth fare Stand By ID. card. Or one from Falcons Finish any other airline, and if you're under 22 we'll fly you to Canada— and all over Canada-tor only half the price of an economy class ticket. Third in So Cat And you won't have to take off at three in the morn- , ing to get the break. You can fly youth fare on any J Air Canada flight, anytime, any day on a stand . by basis. / Swimming Meet How come such a good deal? We'd rather See a smile than an empty seat. Come on up to 'Well-pleased with his team's' third ' Canada. We'll smile back. (lace-finish in the Southern California For what it's all about in Canada and / • Jhampionships last week, Cerritos Air Canada's Swing-Air Club, .. .' wimming coach Pat Tyne takes his phone us in Los Angeles ank crew to De Anza College in at 776-5343. -. Or write to Air Canada, Northern California this weekend for * P.O. Box 598. Montreal he California State Finals. 101, Quebec, Canada. .He credited Falcon swimmers Bob >hupp, Jack Robinson and Steve Oliver AIR Vith outstanding performances in the joCal competition. CANADA Robinson took the champion's medal n the 500 and 1,650 and performed well >n two relays, while Shupp tied for rrst in the 50 and anchored three tiedal relays. Oliver captured third in .he 200 indo and third in the 200 back­ stroke. Fullerton took first place in the meet, while Valley was second. Tyne said DeAnza, Foothill, San Mateo and West Valley colleges will also be pro­ viding tough competition in the state meet.

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