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The Board of'lrustees of the I State Center Community College c District has adopted a revised 'Commu¡ity educational master plan for .6. Service - Fresno City College and Reedley programs to provide cultural, College. educatio,nal, and recreational The plan, which projects the services to residents of the educational development of the college service areas beyond two campuses through 1978-79, formalized classroom instruction. reaffirms the district's commit- Projected new programs to be ment to serve the educational developed at Fresno City College needs of the district through six under the adopted plan include areas of instructional concern. commercial photography, con- They are: sumer education, dental labora- 1. Occupotiond Educaticn tory technician, environmental training in vocational skills and- technician, food service and related instruction to qualify the dietary education, industrial student for beginning employ- security, physieian's assistant, ment or advancement in his credit management, purchasing occupation. management, community health 2. College Courses for aide, therapeutic recreation aide, Transfer and cosmetology. parallel those offered freshman AlÞ proposed new programs and sophomore stude¡ts by the must be approved individually by University of California, the the board before becoming a part, state colleges and universities, of the edue¿tional program. The and private universities and l0-year plan, a long-range colleges. projectiop of educational de- 3. General Educotíon In- velopment, is subject to revision struction courses designed to and board review annually. enrich the- life of the student and In other matters the board: enable him to function more -Nominated Board President effectively as an individual and David L. Creighton for consi as a citizen, and to broaden his deration for appointment to the educational and cultural hori- new Callfornia Postsecondary zons. Education Commission, a state 4. Guidonce counseling agency that will supplant the services and exploratory- ex- present Coordinating Council of perience to help students choose Higher Education as of next realistic goals and work April 1. Nominations to the efficiently toward them. agency will be sent to Governor 5. Adult Educ¡tion Reagan, Assembly Speaker courses to provide adults with Robert Moretti, and State opportunities for updating oc- Senator James Mills, the three cupational skills, lea¡ning new See Boord, Poge I

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It's possible to have your teeth aptitude test. cleaned and examined right here The program, which Varty on campus. describes as "similia¡ to a lab The new service is possible coutse," requires 70 eollege units because of FCCs new dent¿l and leads to an ¿ssociatsof arts clinic, the mostrecent addition to 4"geg. Applictions are accepted the program of dent¿l educatÍon from Jan. I to M¿rch 15. under Dr. Willard B. Varty, the students are equipped- to directq of dental hygiene. do eleaning and flüoride Aceording to Varty, thceli¡ic t¡eatments was instituted to meet require- which the ments set by the Cor¡neil on minimalfee, De¡tal Education of the or pulling Ameriean Dent¿l Associ¡tion. Of dÍa¡¡nose speeific ailnents. the 40 sophomores É¡d freshmen The educ¿tional metbods and currently enrolled in the teehniques used are sta¡d¿rdized program Varùy said it was the by tederal and st¿tp law. Varty first clinic¿l ex.periencr for many said the program has.become a of them. The number ol students entcring the program each year is limited to 20, ehosen ftom what Varty estimated tobe as many as Varty said, "we eaD always use 4fi) applieants. To qualify, î student must have had high school algebra and chemistry or their college equivalents and noons. Appoi¡tments may be must pass a dentàl hygiene made by q¿lling Z64;940i|,. Page2 RAMPAGE IÞc.6, 1973 GUEST EDITOR,IAL MURRAY BUCHWATD

JtK loss sr¡ll felt Guest tolks of ltlur]oy Weduesday, Nov. 22, marked the 10th anniversary of the assasination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas. It was a day on which people stopped in the streets and wept (Mr. Buchwald is on vacation. business is slow any\Ãray. I used to ask Murray how he operùy from grief. They wept because they painfully felt the This week's column was guest We used to room together in could stand to look at her, he said loss of the man they loved and admired. written by, his dear friend and college back in '53 till he moved he couldn't. I'd ask how come he's John Kennedy was the leader of the American people. The fellow political sage, Mitsu in with some WASP broad who living with her, he'd say, "This is young and vigorous president inspired the confidence and trust Schwartz.) thbught his dad was her home ec living?" Boy, he was sure a funny of the people teacher. I don't know whatever guy. HE LED THE nation through some of its most threatening becameofher. Gee, I hope it was And he did the zaniest things. years during the cold war, and he responded to the challenges Hi, I'm Mitsu Schwartz, violent-she was ugly ugly ugly. One time he went into a clothing posed by the threats from Soviet nuclear porver. Mr. Kennedy Murray's best friend. MurraY's in Her face looked like cheese pizza. store, and when a saìesman worked hard for peace and the nuclear test ban treaty, yet he Clovis for a few daYs, so he asked Her body looked like it won third asked what he'd like. he said. "A saw to it that America's position would remain one of strength. me to fill in for him. I said sure, prize at the County Fair for bowl ofchicken soup and a loaf of When Mr. Kennedy called for Americans to reach the moon why not, the barbeP shoP gnarled fish. Russian rye." The guy said, "This before the end of the 1960's, he had the ability to inspire the is a clothing store, we don't have nation. He gave it unity and direction in which to channel its chicken soup," and Murray said, pride and technology in response to yet another Russian N EW S BRIEFS "Oh." Gee, I really cracked up challenge. over that. In addition, the feeling among the young for John Kennedy Another time he fixed us up amounted to almost hero worship. with a couple of broads. We went TO TIIE REST of the world Mr. Kennedy symbolized to the malt shop, got them America, and when he travelled to Germany during the Berlin Vocc¡ncltions free loaded. then drove out to the Wall crisis thousands of Berliners massed together to hear him woods. One of the girls said, speak. To them, he symbolized freedom and resistance to the "What are we stopping out here communist threat. for?" and Murray said, "My dear, Mr. Kennedy and the New Frontier added life and vitality to for the osking we've just run out of gas." So the the American government, qualities which are sadly lacking girl said, "Did you really run out today. The potential and promise for his second term were of gas, or are you just trying to destroyed by an assassin, and in turn some of the life and get fresh?" Murray looked at me Sun Stereo, Sears, Weinstocks enthusiasm for government was killed in all of us. FREE FAMILY IMMUNI. and winked and said, "We've . and Sheraton Inn. Sponsored by Five years later Mr. Kennedy's brother, Robert, and Martin ZATION CLINIC. .Anemia and really run out of gas." So the two Sickle cell blood testing. . .Chest Sheraton Inn. Luther King were also murdered. They also possessed the t*+ girls grabbed the gas can out of the nation's problenis and bring people X-rays. .TB skin-testing. . . the trunk and walked eight miles ability to solve the BODY ELEC- together. Dental examinations.. .Date: STUDENT to a station. When they gòt back, TIONS. . . Petitions are available In these last 10 years John Kennedy has been missed. 2nd Saturday, every month... Murray said, "I was kidding, Time: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 at A-104 for ASB elections. they toots-I was really trying to get Channels, Santa Barbara City College -The noon...Place: Hale Medical are only available until Friday, fresh." So the girls dumped gas Center, 302 Fresno St. For Dec.7, and must be turned in at in his lap and lit it up. information call Family Health A-L22 no later than 4:ü) p.m. the Just before graduation I asked Services, 488-5147 Sponsored by same day. B.F.D. . trlt Murray what he'd like to be, and Arfist on compus: West Fresno Health Council and he said, "Drunk." I guess his Fresno County Health Dept. CAFETERIA BOYCOTT... greatest ambition always t** has Last year the Student SenaLe, been to write. He used to pace up FoI City lounder CHILDREN'S ROCK MUSI- Faculty Senate, Teacher's Union, and down our dorm, worrying CAL..."Cinderella", Dec. 8 and and the FCC Advisory Board all about his future. He'd say, 9...Four performances...Sat- agreed to support a boycott of all "Someday I'm gonna work on the non-union products in the FCC A leading exponent of Commencement, film, slide show urday, Dec.8, 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 Fresno Guide, I know I am, I've cafeteria. . ;MECHA is asking correspondence art will be an on "A Typical Day at Fat City or ' p.m.. . .same times Sunday. got tq to show them back home support from the students FCC How to Run the World's Lar¡¡est Afternoon show on Sunday is for for that I've reached the pinnacle of artist-in-residence at continuing protest the Dec. 7. Lowell Darling, Degree Granting Art School and free for all ofthe underprivileged the of success in my chosen trade." through non-union head of the Fat Household." What and handicapped Fresno area cafeteria's use of But in the midnight hours he founder and City Maintain a products... School of Finds Art of you will. children. . . Tickets available at would hold a copy of the Guide Hollywood, is presenting a series DARLING DISTINCTIONS-- close to his heart, and he'd say, of events including talks, films, -Only living person to attempt "I'll never make it." I'd say, slide shows, correspondence t,o set up a hippo riding school in PTACEMENT OFFICE "Sure you will, just work hard projects, and panel discussions. Hollywood. and leave the broads alone." And The only scheduled event will -Started international debate he'd say, "Some things are be an 8 p.m. program on Friday by writing lo American Bible beyond the reach of mere in A-13Í1. Darling will show a film Society requesting accuraùe mortals." Then he'd cry, and I'd made for television, discuss lhe information on ,the number of Jobs ovo¡lable give him a light trim to calm him Hollywood Cloy Conference and angels that could stand on the down. the let Annu¡l National Open head of a pin. I don't know what else to say. Inquire about these jobs at PART TIME: Murray said political l¡vit¡tonal Unfüed Clay Exhibi -Offered to solve California's Student Placement it's a discuss his book, NUT problem with in- Office. column so I guess I should say tion, and earthquake sc-216. Clay liVithout genious plan to lace up the San BANK TELLER Need oriented something about politics. I think POT BAG or female. Teare. Andreas fault. Rebuffed by Rate of pay to be Communism stinks. I like The evening will be capped Governor Reagan. FULL TIME: arranged. Will work on call: President Nixon, I think he's with the ceremonial awarding of --First, human to sight M-Th, 8:30 AM to 5:15 PM doing a swell job, especially with Finds Art degrees to all in unidentified flying art over CLERICAL WORK Must know and,/or Fri. 10 AM to 6 PM. everyone giving him a headache. 10-key touch, be very good with attendance. As Head of the England. CLERK Must bondable, Personally, I like him. He has a figures, have clerical skills. Will be at FCSOFA, Darling has granted by Spiro Agnew. least 21, no long hair. good barber shop shave every -Ignored work in advertising and lVill work more than 30,000 FA degrees --Volunteered earüh rocks graveyard shift. per hr. 11 day--sometimes twice a day, marketing dept. $400 monthly. $2 PM since founding his school in 1969. from own property to replace to 7 AM. Nights to be arranged. though it's hard to tell--and a Other happenings during the those taken from moon by M-F, 8 AM to 5 PM. haircut every month. That's the DELMRY Need someone who week will be more or less random astronauts. DUCT INSTALLER Need de- kind of President this country knows NE & NW Fresno. as archetypal mail-art gathcrings Madison, Wis., and pendable male with short hair, no Prefer needs. That's all, I hope you like -Nailed male with own transport¿tion, are held at no special time and in many other cities to the planet, per hr. M-F, 8 the column, so long. exp. needed. $2.50 but may use no particular place. preventing them from falling off. AM to 5 PM. their auto. ' The nonschedule for today and -Only declared candidate for 1984 nomination Deca- Friday: the of SALESMAN Need someone with THURSDAY-Discussions of dence Party. 2 yrs. of business background. media inversions, slides. -First anartist to agree to Career-oriented male. per p.m., $500 FRIDAY-8 room A-133 spend week in-residence at mo. or depending on exp. of FCC Administration Building. Fresno City College. TYPIST/KEY PUNCH OPERA- TOR Prefer female with Spanish RAMPAGE surname, at least 18 yrs. old; must have own transportation. Prefer wiùh at least 6 mos. exp. and at least 35 wpm in typing.. $416 per mo. lo start. M-F, 7:30 AM to 4 PM. authors. Letters to the editor should be addressed to ,l'Ètff,lf"Hg þmpagg, Fresno Clty College, 101 East University Ave., SECRETARY Need inüelligent Flesno 93741. and mature female. Will train in Editor: Tom James bank work, must have good' M¿nagrng Ediüor: John Majchen. skills: shorthand, 90 wpm; Photo Editor: Bob Danielian typing, 50-60 wpm. $500 per mo. YTnUI TJNT IT N Sports Editor: Ben Walker or depending on exp. M-F, 8:30 Fine Arts Editor: Keith Yates AM to 5 PM. Circulation Manager: Greg Crass {i,'ff ,f"^r" Advertising Manager: Jeff Dollar Columnists: Charles Pickens, Kurt Kramer,-Keith Yates HEALTH RECORD ANALYST Reporters: Jeanie Castaneda, Michael Nonis, Harold Need accredited record techni Sutton cian or equivalent trng. Must Photographers: Greg Crass, Rog'er Lockwood have exp. with PAS, MAP, and Cartoonist: David Spencer coding; supervisory hkgd. At Layout Supervisor: Keith Yates least 2 yrs. exp. in medical Adviser: Pete Lang records dept. $586 per mo. to start. M-F, 9 AM to 5:30 PM. Eec.6,1973 RAMPAGE Paæ 3 tONC' PLAYER SOUNDS 'N STUFF rlurtle Bay' Genesis has ir poP By Kurt Kromer contained herein were -'flacc¡d criticisms written with an eye toward Genesis' future, and that minor By Hooter McNabb faults notwithstanding, these albums are each fully 10 times as good as most other product on the market today. Turtle Bay-Herbie Mann The earlier and lesser of the -Atlantic SD 1648 two albums is , Introspection-Thijs Van Leer group's recorded during the KC 32346 appearances at the De Montfort -Columbia Hall, Leicester, and the Free Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy- Trade Hall, Manchester, Return to Forever featuring England, in February. Chick Corea Genesis' substantial reputation -Polydor PD 5536 as a live group rests largely on vocalist 's visual Lawrence Welk may like Genesis-Genesis Live Charisma depiction of the improbable Herbie's flowing llute flavorings, Class 1 (import) characters which appear in some but I don't-the playing on Turtle gglling England by the of their most fantastic songs Bay is more flaccid than Pound Charisma FC such as "Watcher of the Skies," flavorful. Even at its more 6060 "The Musical Box," and "Return ambitious moments, say in of the Giant Hogweed." One "Family Affair" or "Do It, Again," It's all too easy to get carried listening to Genesis Live, Mann's latest album for Atlantic away with admiration for however, and it's obvious thdt falls two yawns short of blase. By same is thoroughly compe- now it's becoming apparent that Genesis: they carry the Genesis a RETURN TO FOREVER--From left, Bíll Connors, musical credentials that anY tent and polished performing . Herbie has neither soul of number of British-based, so- band. Unfortunately, the group Hubert Laws nor the creativity Ston Clorke, Chick Coreo, Lenny White. called progressive groups proud- seldom offers much variation of Paul Horn. What we're left ly flaunt before the public, yet, from the original arrangements with is one sole redeeming material here is Bach or the year. Chick Corea and the unlike the other groups, Genesis of the songs, which makes this track--a cover of Tony Joe Bach-sounding, low-keyed, and rest of Return to Forever must never resoits to conspicuous album's existence pretty point- White's "Rainy Nights in will make for a good introduction have given those two groups virtuosity for their appeal. Their Iess, except that it features one Georgia," which is really quite to the classics for pop audiences. serious listening because that's lyrics are often poetic, and the song, "The Knife," of origin evocative. Other than that and Introspectio¡ would perhaps what Hynn of the Seve¡th musical themes they present are unfamiliar to this reviewer. some nifty packaging, Turtle Bay have benefited from more Galaxy is all about, and it's a quite ambitious, yet they This album has yet to be is pop pussyfooting. Save your extensive use of dynamics, but masterþiece. Their second al- consistently tread the thin line released in America, but it won't money. otherwise is a well-produced, bum, RTF has come up with an between seriousness and pre- be much of a tragedy if it never On the other hand, Introspec- well-mixed album that manages ambitious, futuristic sound that tentiousness without misstep. is. A live album at this point in tion, thijs Van Leer's first solo to sparkle and be subdued at the draws on all four instruments- Their songs are entirely Genesis' history is definitely a effort, is everything Turtle Bay same time. Recommended. keyboards, guitar, bass and accessible, even commercial in strategical error. hoped to be. Van Leer, better It was bound to happen sooner drums-for direction. An under- the best sense of the word, The new album, Selling known as the flutist/composer of or later--a progressive jazz taking as "galactic" as this could without any compromise in Englsnd by the Pound, marks a the Dutch group Focus, is backed ensemble would fuse the fi¡e of easily have. become pompous and quality. Their recordings display major departure from Genesis' by a small string section and the the Mahavishnu Orchestra with obnoxious in the hands of lesser technical brilliance and complex, past efforts. Certainly it is their voice of Letty de Jong, both of the textures of the Welsh group musicians, but with Return to intriguing arrangements along most ambitious album to date. which manage to stay out of the Gentle Giant, and have them- Forever it's hypnotizing. All way of Van Leer's soothing, selves one of the most aboard for the Seventh Galaxv. impeccable flutè work. The highly-acclaimed, jazz albums of Highly recommended. A heolthy shore of r /¡t...

with a healthy share of wit, and The opener, "Dancing with the Mr. LONZO yet they've kept remarkably free Moonlit Knight," offers a cynical, from the heavy-handedness and pessimistic view of a deteriorat- pseudoprofundity of art-rock. ing English society in terms of a Ihe concerl sccm recently of New And, to add to the attraction, foresaken lloly Grail. Initially their relative obscurity, coupled resembling an English folk tune, Free¡o Sþnyrd/lVinterland, Fri.-Sat. qt with their obvious talent and the song progresses through Dec.28-29 York is now distance from the contemporary numerous chãìges, but its Jo Jo Gunne, Grin,/Rainbow S¡¡t¡¡¡/Winterland, Mon. Dec. mainstream of pop music, make impact is not diminished by its Aud., Fri. Dec. 7 81 their appeal irresistible. eight-minute playing time. PointerSieters/SheratonMotor Allm¿n Brothers, Moreh¡ll Reflecfions Proceeding with that as a Equally impressive is "The Inn, Tues. Dec. 1l Tucker Band,/Cow palace, basis, any critical evaluation is Battle of Epping Forest," which Joln Mrydl, Lee Michaele, Mon.-Tues. Dec. $l-Jan. 1. bound to consist mainly of rapid provides vivid account of a g.ang Frampton's Camel/Selland BEAUTY fire plaudits and valueless war to determine protection Arena, Sun. Dec. 16 SArg hyperbole. Yet, if one can clear rights in the East End of London. lower of Power/Selland Arena, Loe Angeles one's head for a moment, it Needless to say, the account is Sun. Dec.23 becomes plain that Genesis is a spiced throughout with pereep- lVe¡ther Report/îhe Roxy, speoc¡qlizing in young, developing group; one tive social commentary: Fri.-Sat. Dec. 7-8 which promises much more than When the limos return for Bey Arer P¡ul Buttertreld'e Better l)rye, Blo.w Cuts its present level of achievement. their final review, it's all Elvi¡ Biehop Bond/Santa The imposition of an impossibly thru', Lee Michaels, Black O¡k Monica Civic, Sat. Dec. 8 high standard of critical "There's no one left alive - Arkueoe, Jo Jo Gunne/ Fronk ?'a;ppt, Mothere/The by expectation can only to the group must be a draw." Winterland, Sat. Dee. 8 Roxy, Sun.-Mon. Dec. 9-10 harm, possibly even arrest their So the Blackcap Barons toss New Ridere, Jesæ Colin Young, Bl¡ck O¡k ArL¡ns&r, C¡n¡ed opointment only development. It would be a a coin to settle the score. Linda Ronet¡dt/lVinterland, Heot,- Lynyrd Skynyrd, shame to see something so good Both these songs eross into Fri.-Sat. Dec. 14-15 Browneville Stction/Ilolly- 268-0766 die before ever gettinf staited, areas new to Genesis with Inggine and Meeeino/Berkeley, wood Palladium, Sun. Dec. 16 and Genesis has what it takes to gratifying results. On other Sat. Dec. 15 Geneeie/The Roxy, Thurs., Fri., 1843 WCUNTON achieve popular acceptanee on songs the format is equally new, Joe lValeh & B¡rnetorn, Lynyrd Sat., Dec" 17,18,19 their own terms. tSellingrr 8 So, understand that any See Poge

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Have you noticed or taken community college, it is con- is the di¡ector of community time to read those little Yellow sidered important to maintain a services. Kavanaugh plans and posters around camPus about program to let the public know makes arrangements for all of iryhat's happening arourÍd the that the college has something the events that the college campus from week to week? for everybody, not just for the sponsors for the community. Those little yellow posters are young, ambitious, striving, -This office bring the speakers, put out by our CommunitY degree-oriented student. workshops, films, pl¿ys, and Service-Public Information Of- All the publicity and press other attractions to our qampus. fice,- headed by LarrY E. releases, also radio spots and This office sees that all these Kavanaugh. television copy that is required things go smoothly and are What ex¿ctly ie the Com- by a college comes out of this successful. munity Service-Public l¡formc- office. "We try to serve the tion (Xfice? And whot is its The office stages press community, and this is the focal function in your college Pro- conferenees for the press to office as far as that is concerned. gf¡m? interview visiting speakers and If someone in the community was "It's media relations. We trY to resource persons. interested in a class being interpret the college to the public Kavanaugh says the function st¿rted here at the college, they and to the students on campus provides a $ray to let the would eall this office, and we'd and to the st¿ff. And to let PeoPle taxpayers know "what we're talk about ühe possibility of in the community know what's doing with their money, what starting the elass," Kavanaugh going on at the college, and how type of programs we have, and added. [he ìollege relates to them"' what's available." This office is staffed bv Kavanaugh. the public explained In addition to being fulltime and þarttime news anã . Since Fresno City College is a information officer, Kavanaugh sports writers and a parttime photographer for the visual aspect.

Shutterbug Roy Simpon doubles cs o CSUF pho- fogrophy moior ond porttime professionol for the informofion office. He is o fomilior figure ot compus events.

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R.oving Reporter 'torol decoy' QUESTION: How does moral decay affect your life? ond you

Anne Richert--"It's always been there. the attention is just drawn to it more by the medi¿. If someone wantÈ to see a Porno movie, it's up to them. If I had children, I'd worry how it would afffect them."

Cathy Carlin-'It doesn't affect my life very much. I don't come into contact with it very much. I guess Im ba¡ricaded."

Mike Collins--*I'he story of my life! I just go my own rvay; don't try to define moral decay.

Jesse Flores-"I don't mind it that much-but if. it's going to expose me or make a fool of me, then I don't like it. Filthy books are okay for people who like them, but it's not cool for someone to make money off it."

Naney Contreras-'The (cor- rupt) politics going on make you not even want the kind of government we have. It makes 'makesother countries not trust us. It me sorrowful for our country."

Kristi Nelson--"It doesn't bothe¡ me. Movies don't bother me*the politiôs might later on. There's always been family breakdown, but now there are more people, so you notice it more.tt

Sherrie Schofreld-"There's a need for everybody to get together and figure dut why all this is happening, and try to solve it. I work at Valley Children's Hospital, and a lot of Photc by Roger Lockwood these kids come from' broken homes. IVith society the way it is today, if someone wants help, there's no one to help them." Þge 6 RAMPAGE Dr,c-6,1973 Ten R,¡ms ncmed to All-YC eleven

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Six Ram gridders lnve been ehosen by zlrlan, lront row, and Mlke Jackson, conference coaches as members of the Rick Jelmini and Glen Cotton. Jelmini first string All-Valley Conferenee team, aJso was named conference player of and lour others were nemed to the all- the year. league seeond team. Second-team selectlons, at left, were The first-team selections, above, ere Scott Leonard and Jeff Johnson, in front, Mike Long, Ralph Reagan and Robin Ke- and Greg Boyd and Jim Castanon. Roms vs. cubs for oll the morbles By Ben Wolker quarterback Vince Evans the with major help from linebacker position, kept the Bulldogs Saturday. Cubs roared back from a 17-0 Rod Martin and deep backs Gary churning in their own territory Against the Bulldogs the sure The three-time champ Fresno deficit in their quarterfinal game Chavis and Nat Wrighù. most of the afternoon. San Mateo hand of Ric.k Jelmini was the key City College Rams will try to against College ofthe Canyons to Ram coaches who scouted the could not move the ground, and as he scored two touchdowns. make it No. 4 Saturday night prevail 33-23. The Cubs scored Cubs in action against the when a variety of quarterbacks completed 11 of20 passes in spite when they play Los Angeles City five straight times against Fullerton Hornets were im- and running backs tried passing of the rain and mud for 132 College for the state title game at Canyons. pressed with the offensive speed the throws had little but hope on yards, and mixed his plays well. the Potato Bowl at Bakersfield's Backing Evans in the Cub of LACC and their big, them; Fresno's experienced Memorial Stadium. backfield are running backs hard-hitting defense. defenders picked off six. Johnson, who had 49 yards on The Rams earned the trip to Richard Roberson, Vaughn Fresno's win over CSM was In going after thei¡ fourth 11 carries, including a 28-yard Bakersfield by overpowering San Robinson, and Ralph Cummings, played under swamp conditions state title in six years the Rams TD burst of tackle, was the Mateo 2l-2 in the rain-saturated Ends Perry Niehols and Mike that gave neither team an should be near full strength. leading rusher for the day. field at San Mateo last Saturday. Floyd give Evans good receivers, opportunity to show what it Flanker Ralph Reagan, starting Fullback Dave Harbour and But the big surprise was that but the Cubs are primarily a could do. The Fresnans moved tailback Jeff Johnson, defensive other backs Casey Clinger, Steve L.A,CC forgot to read the script. ground-oriented, ball-control the ball well on the ground with back Mike April, and tackle Mike Franklin and Del Engstrom all The surprising Cubs, under team. mostly straight-ahead running. Callahan all sustained injuries in ran with authority. Glenn Cotton former College of Sequoias head All-Southern Conference line- The Fresno defense, at least as the CSM tilt, but none are led the Rams in the receiving coach Al Baldock, knocked off backer Cornelius Chenevert is good as last year's stalwarts and considered serious enough to department with four catches for F ullerton, the state's former No. the outstanding LACC defender certainly deeper al" every keep the players from action 47 yards. l-rated two-year college football team,2ß'-20 Saturday night to get into their first state title game. NROTC 2-YEAR Clare Slaughter's Rams will Wh¡te of lleek riDorisRcms SCHOLARSIII P face an aggressive, high-scoring, and explosive team that has Two sophomore offensive two passes in wet conditions for Doris, 6-3, 235, was slowed by PROGRAITS Iinemen -- tight end Del White 27 yards against the Bulldogs. shown it can meet and beat the an early-season injury but has COLI,ÌJGE SOPHOI'IORI'SJ best. and tackle Mark Doris - have lVhite is third among Rams in worked his way into a starting The Cubs, rated 13th in the been designated Rams of the total receptions with 18 for 294 job at the right tackle slot. The Navy has Twoi last Junior College Athletic lVeek by coaches for their yards including two scores. He "He's an excellent pass Yes, Two! NROÎC performances in Fresno's 2l-2 a Bureau poll, 10-2 on the year and set school record last season bv protector with good speed for a Scholarship Pro- the 6-l champions of Southern victory over College of San toeing a 48-yard field goal big man," said offensive line Mateo. grans just for California Conference, are riding against Cosumnes. coach Jack Mattox. "Mark has a g. the crest of a tremendous wave lVhite, 6-5, 210, who has "Del has always been a good good football mind and is a very Cal1 your local Narry of momentum. basketball mentor John receiver and has developed into a sharp thinker. He's made Recruiter at 222-7155 Led by versatile all-conference Toomasian anxiously waiting for good blocker this season," said remarkable improvement over the grid season to-end, snäred head coach Clare Slaughter. for details now or l¿st season." mail- in the below coupon:

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CITT STATE ZfP PHONts Mcrk Dorís IÞc.6,1973 RAMPAGE Page 7 Roms seek repeot win in own hoop tourney Local fans will have the a yezl ago. Toomasian's five Alan Caeton and Bruce Boyd, opportunity to view some opened the season by dropping forwards Steve Johnston and excellent community college the three straight decisions on Steve Cleveland, and center BiI basketball talent when the fourth the road, but bounced back with Koole. Forward-guard Roger \ annual FCC Invitational Basket- a 74-46 triumph over Mt. San McCoy and guard Larry ball Tournament begins today in Antonio here Satr¡rday night. Glazebrook have also impressed. the Gymnasium. "Our major weakness has been "Caeton and Johnston are both Twelve games are on tah for rebounding," said Toomasian. first-rate players," Toomasian the three-day, eight-team tour- "We haven't, been screening the said. "In Boyd we have a very ney. Today's matchups include boards effectively and we've capable guard who plays both two-time tournament champion been giving up too naany cheap ends of the lloor and is durable Los Angeles City against baskets. Del White (a 6-5 . enough to go 40 minutes. Koole is Ventura at 3 p.m., College of the sophomore) and Tony Jackson (a becoming more aggressive, while Sequoias meeting Bakersfield at 6-4 freshman from Fowler) Cleveland just needs to stay out 5 p.m., West Hills versus San should provide us with more of foul trouble. McCoy is a fine Bernardino Valley at ? p.m., and rebounding muscle when ihey shooter and Glazebrook has the host Rams taking on Reedley report from football." displayed enough basketball in the 9 p.m. Iinale. Toomasian said his oresent sense to provide relief at the The tourney will continue starting lineup includes'guards guard slot." Friday with four more games and conclude with yet another four contests Saturday. &rr¡ Fresno head coach John Long Toomasian said team trophies will be awarded to the top three finishers and the consolation bracket winner) In addition, YE OtE ENGTISH Long wins writer individual awards will be made to the top players. CYCTERY-ÍIOWERY Each member of the winning team will be presented an award, sArEs a sERvrcE recognition as will five players selected for "Mike just does a job," the All-Tournament team. There 0uÂuTY BtcYctts, il0uÍt6, Linebacker Mike Long, defen- super also award for sive signal caller for the Rams, said assistant coach Bill Musick. will be an outstanding player, tourney YARD YÂCUUI{S honored week as "A lot of people (four-year ÐONS, was this free-throw champion, best re- community college athlete of the college scouts) are getting bounder, best defensive player, week by the San Joaquin Valley interested in him, the way he's Precision Tool Shorpen¡ng and best playmaker. The winning Sportswriters and Sportscasters been playing the last five or six coach also honored. ALL SALES È SERVICE FULLY GUARANTEED. weeks." will be yourselî Association. Toomasian hoping his Come in and acquaint with out expeil staÍf. Long is an all-conference Long made 15 solo tackles is lle ate lookin¿ torword to meetinþ you. inexperienced squad can suc- first-team choice this season and against San Mateo in the Rams' cessfully defend the tournament one of nine players nominated by 2L-2 playoff. win Saturday. championship the Rams captured conference coaches for all-state Rams chosen earlier as athlete Ye OIe Enqlish honors. He excels against the run of the week are Tony Jackson, and is also outstanding on pass Rick Jelmini, Ralpþ Reagan and % Clclery-moúery Jeff Johnson. ' coverage. BULTARD & FIRST Goñê, bus 5717 North l¡t 431-1542 Roms trqil cos BULLARD È F¡RST ¡N THE GONG'S SHOPPIITG CENTER tickets sotd in voll"y chess Tickets for Saturday's title THIS COUPON IS FOR Fresno College is trailing units eligible. A City Lang may be game and the Rooter Bus are College of the Sequoias after two contacted in SC-211. on sale for $1 each to all ASB SAVINGS ON THE PURCHASE rounds play 1973-74 Charles Pickens $z.sO of in the was the and faculty idðntification card season the Central Valley leading Ram in the fi¡st two of holders. Tickets can be OF BIKE, TAWNMOWER, Intercollegiate Chess League. rounds, played Nov. 17 West A at purchased at the campus box Hills. Pickens beat Mark Dawson COS has 5% wins in eight office today from 10 a.m. to 4 of COS and drew Paul league games, followed by the with p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. Martzen of Reedley f.or lt/z-t/z Rams with 4tlz,West Hills with a noon. 4 mark. to and Reedley with 3. The next The buses will leave Rams Brad Jesse two rounds in the six-round Gray, Saturday at 4 p.m. at the west Delgadillo and Roger Lockwood series will be played at FCC on end of the gymnasium won game and will Jan. 5. each one and lost one. The tourney return there after the game. leaders so far, No student faculty Team adviser Peter Lang said with 2-0 marks, are COS's Mike or tickets will be sold at the gate. the team would like to find at Kunz and Mitchell Conner of All tickets sold in Bakersfield least one more player to enter West Hills, followed by Pickens, will be regular reserve-seat the league tournament in COS's Mike Keith and $3 Reedley's tickets. January. Any undergraduate Paul Martzen and Ron Heer with student carrying at least six LYz-t/¿. ffi

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$i Prne dal. iiiii SUN. DEG.Z3DEG.23 z:30z:Bo ompm Ïii B/a.ksl"r're q31-o715 mESru0 SiltAllB ABEITIA li g f ToKETS: 5 rN ADVANCE $5.50 DAY 0F SHolv íi::: T¡ckets Availabl(, ai Convention Center Box Olf ice and iis Branches, and by Marl Urder (send stanrped, sel!-addressed envelope). l-or lnformat¡on call: 233-8368 Page 8 RAMPAGE Dec.6,1973 Boord 'Selling Englond by the Po und' From Poge I From Poge 3 thing they do. They have given three eonsecutive nights during the tragedy which took place brrt the outcome is considerably vacation. officiáls who will select the 12 us several fine albums alrèady, Christmas there. leis successful: "' members of the commission. but if it stops at that, it may just the and "The Cinema Show" contain Iliroehina Mon Amour, In addition to lliroshina Mon -Agreed to meet in a speeial as well be forgotten. fourth offering of the lVednesdaY Arnour, five other featurelength group extended instrumental passages, session with ¿ Fresno But G_enesis is a group with a Evening Progtam of Interna- films will be shown at the rate of preserve old while "After the Ordeal" is itself which seeks to the very bright future ahead of tional Cinema, will be presented one per month through May. The Administration Building. The a four-minute instrumental. The are all tightly them, and they can afford to take free Wednesday, Dec. t2, at 7zl5 program, which concentrates on meeting, open to the public, is set ¡iieces their time getting there. Selling p.m. in M-200. arranged; Genesis not a the films of internationallv- for Thursday, Dec. 6, at 7:30 p.m. is England by the Pound assures - concerns French vehicle for soloists. But whereas The film a acclaimed directors, is an FiC in the library board room. me tha't the trip will be who falls in love with a in the past Genesis' instrumental actress Community Service presenta- -Authorized the district to worthwhile. architect, but director tion. breaks have been brief and chock Japanese employ the serviees of the Note: Genesis is slated to Aläin Resnais develops the story The Dec. 12 showing will Fresno County offrce to full of interesting musical ideas, Counsel's appear at the Roxy Theater on into a chronicle of Hiroshima past include a short subject, litig"ation the material here is not strong "L'Art defend the district in Sunset Strip in Los Angeles for and present and a. reminder of Pour L'Art." challenging the admission proce- enough to support such lengthi dures of the registered nursing ness. "The Cinema Show" program. succeeds despite its length, but -Accepted a bid of $19,751 for compared to what Genesis is automatic duplicating equipment capable of, the other two songs from Addressograph Multigraph can only be viewed as filler. Good Corporation. The new machine filler, perhaps, but filler will replace leased reproduction nonetheless. equipment now in use in the The only song which possesses production department. strong commercial appeal on gslling -'Awarded bids of $15,360 to England by the Pound, is Frontier Chevrolet Company of "More Fool Me," another change Fresno for four station wagons for the group in that it is sung bY for use at the' Reedley and the drummer, . Fresno campuses. Gabriel's vocals are of such lirte, --Adopted a resolution of totally unique ealibre that the acceptance of the deed to prospect of another solo singer in Ratcliffe Stadium and parking lot, the group never comes to mind, to be acquired from the St¿te of but Collins reveals a high, California. The district will pay beautiful voicê which lends itself about S1.1 million for ühe well to the fragile ballad. 13,500-seat stadium and grounds, Selling Englond by the Pound $125,000 of which will come from would have benefited by the state matching funds. inclusion of more short, likeable -Heard reports on the success songs on the order of "More Fool of the "En¿bler" program for Me" in place of the less handicapped students and the impressive longer numbers. work experience program, and Genesis is quit,e capable of inc¡eased the budget allowanees churning out attractive melody for each. Both programs, which lines by the score, but as Peter serve a combined total of nearly Gabriel has stated, pop music is 1,000 students this semester, are "the easiest field in which to be almost totally supported by state highly successful and mediocre at average-daily-attendance allow- the same time. One should be maintaining higher ances and other state and constantly Worm The Msg Wheels and the Lug national funds. aims." Nuts warmed up Frtday nlght's Above all else, Genesis is a --Prêsented "The Pump," ASB Concert audlence Ike young band. True, they haVe for symbolic of football supremacy and Tlna Turner. among the district's two colleges demonstrated extraordinary the cro wd to Athletic Director Hans style and talent, but they freelY Wiedenhoefer in recognition of admit, that they are still CC's 31-21 victory over Reedley developing, learning with everY- on Oct. Zl. æ Speciql meet A¡r Force ROTC...The Col lege onAd. Bldg

District trustees will hear pro gram from people who want the scholarship with Administration Building to be saved instead of razed, at a sþecial meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the Staff Dining Room. fringe benefits. The trustees agreed to meet with an ad-hoc commit- 'tee on the retention ofthe old structure even though plans are well advanced to replace the facility bec¿use it does not meet statemandated earth- quake standards. A form¡l ¡resentation to the board will be made by Dr. Ephraim K. Smith, assistant professor of history at Cal State, Fresno, and the chairm¿n of an Ad Hoe Committee to Save the Fresno Cþ College AdniDis" tration Building, formerly occupied by Fresno State University. The building, which now hor¡ses dsssoons and a& Sorne people might need to be coaxed with more than a full college schol- minist¡¡tive oûñcæ fc Flesno arshipto join theAir Force ROTC. So, if freetuition, lab and incidentalfees Cþ College, was begun ia 1916 and completod in 1916. It aren't enough . . . the Air Force offers a monthly allowance of $100.00, is anticipated th¡t the boa¡d tax-free, in yourjunior and sen¡or years. will slso provide opportunity ' fc any area residents to And f ree flying lessons to those qualif ied prov¡de the most exc¡t¡ng f ringe Dresent tbeir views et the i¡ped¡t meeting. benefitof all. ffi lnterested? Ch oi I concerl' The FCC Choir will present its ennual Christmss proþam at 8 o'clock tonight in the nearby First Congregational Church at 2l8L North Van Ness Blvd. Di¡ecüor Shirley Enns said the Find Yourself A Scholarship ln Air Force ROTC. presentation wi[ be Benjamin Britten's A C,oruony ol C¡¡ol¡.