Fullerton College

Volume 65, Issue 29 ria,.ach6 _8 Cypress syndrome hits FC campus Smoking transformer prompts evacuation

By Christopher Kelly bathroom 1 pulled. the fire alarm." News Editor Al Busch, public information officer, said,"everybody jumped Fearing an explosion after aa' in and helped out." 2,400 volt transformer appeared1d Students' who were evacuated to be smoking in the basement of Fin the middle of classes con- the Administration Building, ad- - gregated in the quad area. Some, ministrators ordered the building gthought. that they would be evacuated Monday at 10 a.m. allowed to return soon after and Additionally .the 300, 500, ,left belongings behind.

1100, and 1300 buildings were - One class, Mr. Snyder's 170B evacuated. at 1:20 p.m. when- - political/ social history-.of the, Southern. California Edison shutit U.S., was in the middle of a test : off power to avoid an explosion1 when they were evacuated, but if when full power was returned to 0the student's thought they were the buildings. off the hook they were wrong.. *Ron:Beeler, director-of opera-L- Snyder continued the exam on tions and maintenance, the grass in front of the building discovered the basement filledd' with students cradling their, blue with black smoker and called thee books in their-laps. fire department. ?The. basementIt Gerry Padilla continued his lec- houses the air-conditioning ' andd ture as if he, were standing in a- heating equipment for thee classroom without. the distraction building:p o ande f thert circuitew ol boardss chl ttho, of pedestrians mere inches away l. from his cowboy hat. Beeler said 'the' explosion would have~ happened. when See Evacuation, Page 3. >Edison pu l t.he- switchto shutit off power' to .the .Admistratiot Building, "The -fire, departmenlit Evacuation called 0 t t Edisoe sw nich'oand askedf w ithem h -h t.h y did, under load," .he said,"That is iprocedure. note the safest thing in the world, and, that is why they were: wor- Chris Kelly, Kim Kulpa/Hornet ried about an explosion." . Edison pulled the switch froma questioned MANIC ;MONDAY -These are some of the scenes from Monday, structor Gerry Padilla lectures his evacuated class in the quad, and the safe distance with "block and close its. doors (notice top sign in: window) d Could. it happen here? March 2, when. half Fof the FC campus. was evacuated: and;'.without placement office had to tackle, an apparatus -used for power.. A fire fighter (upper left) puts: on a breathing apparatus as he when the power- was shut.'off. There were no injuries or serious hauling and hoisting. prepares to enter the smoke-filled- basement of, the 100 building.. In- damage. The actual cause of the inci= ByMarni Malhot and dent. occurred *when a sump p Brian Pado pump that pushes, sewage fromr n taff Writers. the, school into the main. sewage 'e Although the were no.-injuries Teahes urn bok romos t rofits lines caught fire and the smoke e or serious damage to the Ad- from the' fire was sucked into thee ministration Building resulting bottom of the transformer by a blown out the a from Monday's, March 2, fire. cooling fan and e causing the evactuation of the en- - yCtyYroihtoY- 'ic teachers.use in claimtheir'.,classes. .that they In neverturn, bookstores,-publishers.taffth instructors- . - .top so. that it appeared the and definitely. There ais problem. only one. c ompany ietirebuilding, questions have, sur- . .have: - is a major problem .in the that buy: their books fry transformer was. ablaze. Wrtr asked for these' copies and 'It om. our regarding the exsistence of "It kind of had us all fooled." faced them as'- college -bookstore -teachers, and about 30 pe-ercent of an "evacuation plan. Every semester college instruc- no alternative.,but to sell industry," Beeler said. their shelves' become overcrowd-, claims Doug Farris, FC thle books we stock are purcnased is Title 19 of the California Ad- -tors 'are deluged with :pamphlets Evacuation went smoothly a ed. In addition, bookstores are. Bookstore manager. The increase from this company."- g ministrative -Code requires the and books from publishers en- The problem concerning the administrators had the building -forced. to raise the price of books,.. of. the number of. book dealers it posting in each classroom of an coo raging them to review, newly emptied before the alarm went As the bookstores sell 'more used has only worsened the problem. resale of these free books.- has e evacuation .route with.. an alter- published textbooks. These tex. - which Beeler set off in case books, the need for new books ."The sale of used books has in- been approached by publishers in off, books are. given free of charge to "Just irn nate route and a- designated decreases and publishers are forc- new ~various. ways. Some companies they missed someone, teachers -nationwide-..with 'the creased, while' the sale. of. case we didn't find somebody y assembly area outside. ed again to raise prices 'to .cover The price have permanently embossed - understanding that if the'texts are, books' have decreased. that- was in .a corner ora a See Plan, Page 3 not, adopted for classes, then they-- expenses.: of.-new books are raised' to cover will be returned to the publishers According-to one publisher, an the margin," adds Farris. or kept in the instructors personal average of 3,000 to 4,000 copies Farris, along with other college libraries.: are dispensed :annually- nation- bookstore managers, do not en- Publishers are upset because wide to instructors for. one par- courage the resale of texts by instru~ctors are selling :these ticular textbook.. This sort of -teachers.. Alan Beaulieu, manager books, defeating the. purpose of.". -markceting has .created. a definite of -the- Cerritos :. ?College helping them. decide which 'texts controversy among college Bookstore, admits that there is A.S£ inducts much needed senators

By Mike Lyster weeks :.with less than adequate personnel. News Assistant -Newly-elected Senator Robert Miller described his first meeting just over two. hours as "long." A murmuring chorus echoed the. words of "Certain individuals. ..strive to prolong the Associated" Students President (A.S.) Sam Penrod" (senate) meetings, and as a result we have senators as he administered an oath swearing in nine of the leaving that; should behere," said Miller. 16 newly elected A.S. senators, at Tuesday's senate On the other hand, new Senator Tara Clay, said meeting,' March, 3. that, procedures, however time-consuming, "are -how passed and things done." - I solemnly swear to fulfill the duties of senator you get things of -the ' Associated. Students to the best of my In other-senate news: ability. ."repeated the; inducted- senators. accepting -Charges 'of campaigning within the polling area their new positions. during last month's A.S. special election, against -Most, were more' than.,anxious to be officially -in- Senator David Winfrey were dropped, Thursday, augurated, having waited a_ week and a half for Feb. 26. senate approval of the election -results: Senator Guy Maw, who' initiated the charges. on seven elected behalf .of concerned Fullerton College students, Additionally, the remaining said in a letter to the Election Committee that Win- senators will' be sworn in, next week according to an unmeditated mistake, and Mark Lowery, election chafr. frey's actions were sworn in to the position charges should be dropped. - Elizabeth Troller'was also -United, Artists' movie, tickets purchased by the of ICC president. ' are now available to FC students "I would like- to take this opportunity," said A.S. last semester, Penrod,"to welcome each. senator, as ' well' as at the Student Affairs office. Richard Morey/Photo assistant to the preseason 'California Angels machine participate in Fullerton Airport's Elizabeth as ICC president, and I look forward to a -Tickets and BABY ACE-John 'Annis, a Fullerton College will Los Angeles Dodgers freeway series game, the night 60th anniversary airshow on Saturday, March-14. lot of good things taking place." student, prepares for take off in his vintage 1950's of April 4, are also available to FC students at the The airshow the "'We have a lot more manpower now," said his amazing flying is also part of city's centennial. Student Affairs office.. plane, "Baby Ace." Annis and Penrod. noting the senate's operation the last few i Hornet Friday, March 6, 1987-2 J~dftor '

-- Opinions from readers are welcome in the form of Letters to: the Hornet. Letters should not exceed 250 words and. must be signed and, submitted to Room 512 Little white lies blacken the truth by noon on the Tuesday By Marni Mailhot Somehow real life lies .never- gain the. -The only thing to do is 'fess up, or in f prior to the desired -date Staff Writer other words, tell the truth. The chances 3 same sort of. end that justifies the o pulcto.Tewriter's.full name, ad- means like they do on television. are, if you're the type of person who dress and phone numberQ has a nagging. conscience, you'll feel Have'-you ever been in a situation The worst feeling in the world can must be included with StaffJ that caused you to tell a little white lie? better. Hopefully, 'your friend will the letter. Or maybe a whopper of a lie? Or how only be the discovery of a lie. Especial- forgive you. ly one that has hurt someone or On the other hand, if you're the Th the otsafreservesright to about just a small .fib or two to make edit PKolic yourself seem more wordly, richer or damaged a relationship. Maybe you. "J.R." type, who seems to have no 3 didn't mean to tell the lie; it-just slip- Robbie Lyon letters - to conform. to smarter? conscience when it comes to sputtering space, style Chances are, if you're human, ped out. The person you deceived isn't out. untruths- or near .truths, think Editror-in-Chief and libel considerations.. All. un-bylined you've told a lie or two. However, going to buy the excuse that .you didn't about the consequences way down the editorials represent a majority of staff opinion. what do you do that small white know what you were saying. line, Sure you could always tell another when Of course, you could always plead Joel Beers Views which. are expressed in bylined editorials lie returns to haunt you or (cringe at lie cover up the, first.' And another and Managing Editor, are not necessarily -the Hornet's, but that of its the thought) is discovered - still another. author. and someone is pointing LWe tVEIiK Probably you could get Kimberly Sims The Hornet appears every Friday during the an accusing finger your. Cra'ctz! away with it for a while,- school year except occasionally when the school way? Layout/Design Editor, week is shortened, or a holiday falls on the date but beware. Deception on- It seemsas though life for. a of. publication. The Hornet is published by the. ly pacifies someone Julie Davey Journalism :Department. Of the Fullerton' Col- today is filled with .lies of short: time; that is, until all kinds. Take television* the lie eventually surfaces. Advisor -lege Communications Division, 321 .E. -Chap- for example.. J.R. Ewing man Avenue, Fullerton,! CA. 92634, and 'is a When you sit back and,- never bats an eyelash as he * , member of the Associated Collegiate Press, the look over the situation tellsi whopper-sized California Newspaper Publisher's Association rt e -B b ylies to , you're in, most likely you and the Journalism Association of Community. will have told :several. seems- * Colleges.. Alexis-.Carrington. unneccesary lies when to be at her happiest when she's:deceiving the truth would have been /1ly much-easier. - someone, especially y w, Krystle. And. even good:. you , y.ea ( So the next time you of' Lucy told Rickya few GaME, Y°D find the urge to throw, out TEA grand fibs. now and then. a lie, clamp your hand over A .nationbetrayed How -can .anyone help A *' your mouth .and swallow but lie, once in a while when the boobtube shows us a, form temporary insanity or, better yet, claim hard, take a deep breath and remember: Joel. Beers time later -By segment of'. government,.'. from of deception that gains wealth, you've lost your memory when it. to tell the truth now is to save Managing Editor : dominating anonther and attempting to and yes, even 'a comes to your faults. However, most- repairing hurt feelings. power,:. admiration likely neither excuse will go over too its own 'without properly con- laugh or two. But what then do we. do Honestly. Amidst all the furor and controversy rule on well. -- two . - when we tell a lie and are found out?.' -surrounding. the well documented suiting the other

-misadventures of Oliver' North ; and. Yet, this is exactly what has happen- : - : . I ill I --Donald- Regan in the recent Iran. arms- ed. Making= the situation a. thousand

-for-hostages, controversy, one vitally times, worse is that the President has important- issue is being ignored:.; dly denied that people under his President-.-of the United Stat ------express control were cir- broken the oath of his office um le~g the law at every opportuni- literacy: a new way of not thinking to uphold the tenets of thK- A A -> ,. ident owes us much more Constitution. i - physical health for such a long time, going to do about the Two times in the pa- years thran ' re admission: that policy By Eric Marson Editorial Editor mental malnutrition that is afflicting so many American. Ronald Reagan has solem - wedto -°n"-'.m re made. He owes us an ex- - - teenagers?- faithfully execute the resp f -£concerningthe false and -Im uh aginev hyou're: o s - t's_Saturday night and - Well. ..wait a minute! Hold onto your hats! Here comes - -his position by upholing statements- he has made 17-years-oldnie yt again.o r ef I ting the values spelled' ou ~heSf.s.i ,overt'-St three months. He must ex- -The folks have decid- Congress! Constitution; the:.'final' b i, ma ~w he can expect us-to believe ed to take advantage of all that lovely fresh-fallen snow and That's right. Our nation's supreme law-making institution ter of legality in the nation. Howeve ,.'i 5 ,~th a~bis seriously intent on pro- are. enjoying the. weekend in Big Bear. D)ad left you the keys to has passed a law declaring 1987, as the Year the Reader. $20 which aims at "restoring. .. reading to a place of-- of fulfilingths promis, . ttlig, violators of federal law when the car,' along with, and. a note warrning you to stay out of This new law, trouble, and' mom reminded you that:3your sister. is.spending . preeminance in our personal lives and in the lives of our na-- -dismally failed, by permitti --witlC " o s t prominent of the *the weekend at Susan's .house. The nig;ht is yours. tion," is truely a step in the right. direction towards becoming n .malice intended or not--a govei £kr-hmenoe nsl- s:n re a party;'b) take the. ' a "mentally fit" country. After all, reading nourishes-, the -system operate in which .th s ky to Giehop' inh dad'shie $20, car and.ol hit the~)h town; c) invite your current mind just as food nourishes the body. And, Lord knows, this. - ~ ~enfee -te: ;in-hae1 The President has betrayed the -trust. flame. over to spend a romantic evening in front of the televi- country would be in. pretty damn good shape if the nourish- disregarded. - o./ouf the. American people by destroying sion set; or, d) head -straight-down.to th4elocal bookstore, pick ment of. :the_ teenage mind weighed. nearly as heavy as the . One of the basi enets of p',fe !foun' atiorn of his poe-the yourself up :a few good books (with -dad $20, of course), and nourishment. of the teenage body among America's youth. . '?'Airican constitution. What we must I's dingfaterswastheinterali~u spend. the evening having your own littl iereading party? Anyway, while congress declaring, 987 .as the Year of the . tance of establishing thr~ee.: se ~ate 7 -~do ,11e usevst rfs t.tr branches of governments..execut ivel ~-C'fo- i rvsyo -If you are like most, chancesare thatchoice d isn't going to Reader is definately a step in the rightl'direction, it is onlya be at the top of your list. But that's okay, simply because step. -- legislative -and judicial. Each 6f tl slic~.e, awdeany ta h rsdn .has taken. a kseat to all the other.- Congress has the -power to make this 'law, but it .is up towus branches -was to be an indiv,d'ial entt %sie h ead-httePeiet reading for . pleasure badl - wihshers uiqu- o irt~unce bd ~Omore, Mnore than make conciliatory things that America's youth -would rat]Cher occupy their time as.. a nation, to see that it be -enforced, especially in the household where reading is -a virtually unknown activity. all three would w rk in co4~etrsiwr oges with these days.. in the end, As a matter of. fact, a recent study Iaken by the privately ' Studies done some years ago indicate that by the time the .r ratioop dy,/iATo folily -overcome this scandal and juction and. in' complete. enters the first grade, he will have: already spent. with one another in order to ins re that °'o fully restore the trust, respect- and funded. Center for the Book at the Libra.ry of Congress reveal-- average child -ed percer rempon- confidence- of the American people, that,there has been nearly a 15 it decline over the past" more hours watching television than he will spend. over the -those, in power would govern read next 12 years in a classroom. sibl.- - - Preidet Reagan must agressivy pro- decade among those American's under the age of 21 'who books .just for fun. - This fact becomes even more disturbing when you consider -- This has not happened. What--Presi- mote an internal judicial investigation, dent Reagan 'seems to fail to realize is with full and complete prosecution, of Social. scientists have, even coined a term:-referring to the - the quality of books available today compared to the crap -, law, *loss, of reading skills and interest among those who can read' they -show on television. -that the Constitution established these,- all those who have violated the but. don't:. aliteracy. Reading is a .wonderful right and should be exercised to the. -three to- prevent- blatant even if it leads to criminal 'charges in- 'branches.- -it's. fullest extent.-' misuses of >power, and to prevent one,' . side the Oval Office itself. So, what is a country, that.has been so concerned with Third world vacation-a real blast Tears for a. clown By Tammy Vance 'By John McElllgott -Call me a cynic. I don't care. I. call -Another thing' to look out for is the Editorial Assistant' Staff Writer 'em as I see 'em. What matters is that general attitude towards .:Americans there's a whole world out there. Check and/or, our leader. In other words ' Stand-up comedians come' and go.' But: the true clowns such as Ray Bolger, I've been thinking a lot lately' about.. it out. --- make sure it's okay-*to whip out your Red Skelton, and,'-yes, Danny -Kaye will be with us in our hearts forever.. taking a vacation. More than once, I've Personally, I'm attracted to Central American Express card in that country. Since .the 4-0's, Danny.Kaye has .delighted adults and children alike with the caught myself at my desk daydreaming America. To me, being, in a place that And,. if by.. chance, you're walking - with the charaters-he played .in the movies Hans Christian Anderson and The 1 about where- in the world I'd want to day may be the cause of World - one, -through the townsquare and-the natives Secret. Lives of Walter Milty. spend .a few weeks and a few thousand War III would be mindboggling. And are burning -Ronald Reagan in effigy, The patter of feet and voice combined with the elasticity of body and face- -dollars. you might as well get used to.-the fact think. twice about spending a whole' -were truly-unique qualities of a truly unique man.- turns. to It's. March and the- mind -much -of the native population thinks week there.. Kidnapping Americans Although a back- injury prevented -him from fighting in the second world which faraway port to visit this sum-. you're a spy for the CIA. It's a small seems to be a-sport in some of these war, as an entertainer-he did much to improve the morale of the GIs. mer. Don't tell me you haven't thought, price to pay to see U.S. foreign policy countries..- He .was the ambassador at large for over .25 years, for UNICEF. Even after - about: vacation. At this point in the.. at - work. Pick any country where his heart. surgery, his dedication "and dertermination didn't slow down. -- brings me to the subject of semester, people are beginning: to war going on. And that there's a a seasoned war His guest' appearances conducting major symphony orchestras were. -- reach that fail-safe point. Thoughts-of Beruit. Even if you're zone vacationer, think- again about in- -- hilariously, funny, especially when you take into consideration the fact that he -..- summer are just about the upcoming in your It's a couldn't 'read' a note of music. all one. has to stay motivated.' ...it's a bitch getting kid- clu ding Beruit itinerary. dangerous. place to be an American He seemed to have a natural talent and feel for his work-just as he had a When faced with the challenge of is natural ability to warm people's hearts. ....finding. a place to, go on vacation, napped while on holiday.. since yanking Yankees off the street a pastime. to certain groups of people.' A true. humanitarian, accomplished. pilot, comical conductor, beloved many Southern Californians-ithink , of clown, he was the pied piper to the child in all of us and he will be deeply miss- - And it's a.- bitch getting kidnapped -- -Sadly. for Europe, Hawaii or Mexico.. The key thing to. remember, about all especially if you're ed. there isn't much .. else:-.in' the while on holiday, them, this is not to rush into it. If two weeks only halfway through. the trip. way of options. .For the: truly eligible,. in Palm Beach. is your idea -of adven- there's always Montauk, Tahoe or the ture then, ,a five-day, five-country tour It just isn't worth it. Besides, there Virgin Islands. That's dreadfully boring of Central America might -not be aw isn't a whole lot to see in Beruit con- compared to what else world travel has good way to begin. And don't even sidering what's worth checking out has to- offer.- think about Lebanon. Places like this already been bombed. If you absolute- the action My attitude is "go where are for the seasoned traveler. -ly have to ".dothe Middle. East" go to is."- To me, that's the spirit of world So -where to begin, you ask. Pick a Israel. The country's history hasn't travel. There's a lot of action going on simple strife-torn Third Worlder like Sri been blown into oblivion and you can in the world today, so there shouldn't Lanka. Although it helps to .bone up walk the streets of Jerusalem without a be any problem picking a place to go. beforehand on what the fighting is, all flak jacket. Sure, it' isn't a thrill a Hell, 'anyone can do. something ex- about, it isn't mandatory:-And the peo- minute, but it beats 'spending two citing like go to Brazil during Carnival. ple in Sri Lanka are too busy killing years , in a room ' with a guy named Go somewhere truly exciting -- vacation each other to bother with some Habib pointing .a Russian rifle at you. westerner in.- Bermuda shorts taking in a Third World country. -The real problem lies in that this is There's something that's, well, pictures. - not a good time to be an, American adventurous about staying in.an un- Whdrpicking a country. to visit, find traveling inthe; Third World or various lxkmwlotwgr vaU erthe plLVn di1Vck is out .what faction runs the government war zones. Our. government's foreign less than what Joe Montana earns in a and ho~ long it's expected to continue policies are starting to take the fun out season. Knowing that there are 'armed doing s. If things-are shakey, go for it; *of this type of travel. communist rebels hiding on the ouit- an unbalanced government 'is kind of skirts of town lets you sleep better at fun. However, be sure to bail out if the -But fear not. As long as there is a night. If these, elements are .missing, rebels take over the television station.- Third World, as long as there is strife jusxt the sight of abject poverty will pro- In such a situation, whatever was good and other. assorted nastiness on this vide an adequate Third. World ex- enough .for Marcos should be good planet, there will always be a place to perience. enough for you. take a vacation. em Hornet Friday, March 6, 1987-3 -'K. I ~ Evacuationin. Books page 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from 'Desk Copy' on the front cover, exsisted." Many students who were in it. arriv- blast that had a hole punched holes The National Association of to others have ing, for 11 o'clock classes found Power was. returned the throughout the books,and a few College Stores recently sent let- further the. event frustrating, but campus by 3:30 without publishers have offered preview ters to colleges asking for ways to Christine -Rodriguez, an accoun- incident. copies that contain only the first solve this problem. ting major at FC, said, "I think it'§ A much more damaging and last chapters of the book. "Teachers request sample great. I was out in my car, I wish I underground fire ripped through "Teachers feel humiliated by books," states one college would have known earlier.". the Cypress College electrical these tactics-so we've stopped bookstore manager," and only. last week knocking out Diane Tomlinson, an education feeders using them," says one publisher's about a handful of our teachers at the: school and cancell- major, who was on her way to a power representative. abuse it. It is not a real problem ing classes for two days. history class in the building, Fred Wilson, manager of Col- at our college." said," It's pretty scary." Though the district has ap- in Garden. Comments Cheryl Allen,. FC emergen- lege Book Company At 1:20 p.m. the four. other propriated $200,000 for Grove refers to the illegitimate instructor: . " It's worth the buildings. were evacuated cy. repairs James_ Kellerman, money to have someone clear the Orange book buyers as 'pirates'. These because the. power. to. them was chancellor of the North people are mostly independent shelves. The next semester more shut off., Though there was. no County Community College books are sent." Allen claims she said Tuesday that the agents that call on, unsolicited, emergency at the time a rumor of District, instructors requesting books. In receives about $1.50 for approx- Cypress will cost as a gas 'leak was being: heard repairs at the past, some instructors have imately six books, $5 maximum. among 'the evacuees. much as $350,000. used the money from the sales to "I think a~ mountain is being "Our insurance will cover most The power. was shut, off to scholarships. . made out of a molehill,". says a will only have to create these buildings because for the of the cost. We M. .Zagorski, vice-president of Cypress . College instructor. $10,000, power to be turned back on in the come up with- about insturuction at Mt. San Antonio "Publishers bombard us with which will come. from an 100 building everything between College comments: " Since the books and the amount that it af- fund." he said. the -transformer in the basement emergency books were unsolicited gifts, the fects the price' of books in and the main feeder .that powers Fullerton's repairs bills so far, property is their's (the teacher's). bookstore is so minimal. It is an the whole campus had to be shut has come to $400 to repair the Even 20 years ago, this problem advertising expense." down. pump motor. Beeler said.that the Beeler said that .they had to br- pump would probably have to .be ing the system up to a full load treplaced but' he doesn't, know slowly in case .there was a short. what" the cost. will,* be. Since It would. be similar to abruptly repairs are still under way the turning on .a garden hose full total cost' is not known yet. . Brown bagging it

By Terry Adams Plan; Staff Writer others about literature. She also hopes to that "Instructors from a Continued from Page 1 variety of disciplines will share (the Fullerton This semester the Fullerton Many Fullerton. College. services.' "They. College faculty is having a series what they are reading and learn- Fire Department) are. looking at classrooms do not. have such a of '' brown bag"~ seminars, ing." This meeting is being jointly FC is the classrooms to see if. there are document' posted, but designed to allow instructors to sponsored by TEDC and the too many chairs according to the presently undergoing a complete BETTER RED THAN DEAD-Buddy Blood Drop, the Amercian meet and exchange ideas and Fullerton College Faculty capacity 'of the room." fire safety inspection. Red Cross mascot, made a rare appearance at FC to promote an A.S. pass on important information. Association (FCFA). The campus 'has not had ' a After the inspections are com- blood drive, March .11 and 12. Students interested should contact the Like- many instructors, Wein- the fire. Earlier in the' semester fire inspection for at least five pleted DeCraene said that Student Affairs or A.S. offices. Associated Dean of Student Af- traub likes the seminars and feels recommenda- years. according to Andrew officials will make fairs Norm Price gave 'a presenta- they. are an "opportunity to pull tions as. to. what escape routes DeCraene, dean of administrative tion on" rights and some threads- together," among are the- best and "student from each room responsibilities.". The seminars the FC staff. According to Wein- fastest. . are sponsored by the. Teachers traub, the seminars are relaxed are things that have to "These Effectiveness Development Com- and. everyone- is comfortable: says. Ron be worked out," mittee' (TEDC). I "They are really. casual with Beelers, director, of. operations ;.Fullerton English.In- everyone sitting around and "but they take ANNOUNCEMENTS College and maintenance, ~ariuctor Gloria Weintt aub twill drinking coffee,"said .Weintraub.: time." y. :.:: :.;::>y C lub ' ~,present the next., seminar, Thus- _Another-.btoWn bag: seminar.:. will be 'held, Wednesday, March Though the evacuations of the day, March 12, at. 1 p.m., in the FC faculty lounge. Weintraub 25 at 12 noon. For more informa- Administration Building went :::.:.....::...... <.deot:::? tion contact Dr. John Walker at smoothly, in fa he Fullerton .ms or < ><<' _<<>>*IowIfle<>:>::>:E ::>::: hopes to form a campus book club to bring together people 871-8000, ext. 230, or Adela Fire Department endedthe Lopez at ext. 292. staff for getting everyone out who enjoy reading and talking to quickly and without panic, the ::.:...... 4...... C .. ... :...... planned evacuations of the 300, fit:: "Clu -50, 1100, -aird 1300' building at 1:20 had their problems. ....N...... :::..:" h::: e i entuw e av::;:':club a:i:+?:%iv:.? o.:::n".:...,t:..;y..,. A rumors of,'g'as.'.leak .was c- k""~~ O.....X.r h~at~uerNOs~~a cculating among the evacuees and ...... , ...Mounut ...... a...... b e.. ...:...... there:,were reports of some :«: >Io<:<:<> .htg 1" .for....l.mb....r.:....Fo..... mo i... ,i.trntiatl. .:..u, -rushing and shoving as people were. leaving the 300 building. .::.::...:..:W:::.:.:t..:.:...... :..:... *There- is. a manual. that' describes a line of command for such emergencies as hur- ricanes, * earthquakes, war, and Secretary tsunamis .(tidal - waves). *The. Hornet, contacted three different Applications beiing; accepted Strengthening the family. offices before Health 'Services' It strengthens all of us. To learn how, 'come to a free one-hour lecture could provide a copy. for A.S. secre tarry. entitled, "Family Strength and God's Love." The manual states that in case due noon, of nuclear war: one should "take Applications 8:00 P.M., Tuesday, March 10 cover and sheild," . and, in the Friday, [3. March. 1 First Church of Christ, Scientist- event of a tsunami it recoin- e na ia 1300 N. Raymond Ave., Fullerton mends . "never, go to the. watchPikupa lca ions in. for a tsunami. Stay out of danger room See S areas until an all-clear issued by 8 10. Sam Penrod. is '.Free care for small children competent authority:" I " - .NDWII'IN

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when we arrived in- you run out of local-currency on a were down to our final $600 traveller sometimes if didn't Backpacking .or holiday, or you wind up someplace England via ferry from Holland. Since we weekend the United where you are unable to cash a check when you already have airline tickets back to need to. States, the border agents .felt that we didn't in England and hIt's a good idea to-be mindful of local holidays have money to support ourselves I indicated that I and weekends so you can .be sure to change purchase tickets home. Once Tips a Visa card, however, we were forvgbod enough money to hold you over. Also, if you was carrying first-tim allowed to enter, avoiding a potential know that you'll need- to cash _acheck, try to ar- at your next destination during banking catastrophe. rive On the negative side, it may not be feasible t hours. . use credit cards on a daily basis since many of th If you do use traveller's-checks, remember to budget hotels, restaurants and other .small keep a record of all transactions and check businesses that you'll patronize as a budget numbers, and. keep them in a separate place traveller won't be set up for them. away from your checks. This will make getting In addition, you'll have to leave enough -PartII easier should the need arise. a refund money at home to cover your charge-card ex- a major *Another option open to you is to take penses and find a trusty friend or relative to, credit card. Credit cards are becoming more handle the bills,. unless you can make ar- all. popular and therefore more acceptable you. By Barry Ginsbarg *the predicament you would be. in if you losta rangements with your. bank to do it for Staff Writer of your money in a foreign country and you had throughout .Europe. A fourth option you have when travelling is .to no way. of replacing it.. *American Express has an, extensive network of have money wired periodically to designated As summer- draws nearer and you five offices across the continent that offer a variety cities across Europe. Thisis more practicalif uhvmaeyour for- andM tensugsintyoisttaebtenffor percent of your budget in dollars most of the. preparations necessary of travel-related serviceSto their card holders. you're .going for more than one or two months thcoming European adventure, you Swill have a (preferably small denominations) for use in are widely accepted as and you don't want to take the whole amount ney you will emergency situations, and the rest in some all ltr Visa and MasterCard prettyetkn good ihyuidea of how much mo [e- well, although their travel-related services aren't with you. nate form that is less risky. nearly as comprehensive as American Express. We .did this on -a number of occasions by call-: )le when on a number ing home,. telling our, trustee where we would be: Teeaesvrlotosailbdeciding the safest, and Credit cards can .come in handy which "form of currency is the best one Traveller's checks are probably as emergencies, large pur- in two weeks and then picking up the money-at way to carry subsitan-' of occasions, such for. you to travel with.. In this segn nent we will certainly the most popular chases .or an occasional splurge. the designated bank on our list. amounts oQf money. a combina- focus on the pros and coos of thesec_-alter- tial travellers (especially During our .travels we found that Clearly the .biggest advantage to using *When crossing borders, best for. natives, with the hope that a betterrnderatan much tion of all-four of these options worked. checks is their. replaceability.- In ti;he backpackers) are frequently asked how ding of them will alleviate the poet Ibility of an traveller's .they are carrying. This is one way to. us. . loss -or theft, you can usually get theiem money you choose, remember that unpleasant experience;, which .can.r ratie froup a event of out people that they feel may become Whichever way replaced in a few business days. or less. weed you change money you pay a mere inconvenience to on abrupt aaidtoyr in their country and possibly work il- almost everytime Most traveller's check companies, such as stranded small transaction fee. Try to change small travels. Thom; as . legally or otherwise sponge off the local American Express, Visa, Barclay's, or meet your immediate needs for the, is Cook have offices located in large cities all oaver. economy. amounts to The simplestas.Aeia way to carry yourtelrnoow money In in, this way you'll avoid paying Europe. When you purchase your checks be e In this situation the mere possession of a country you're Ir are transaction fee on the same money' this means sure to ask for a list of these offices .'o take with recognized credit card can eliminate the em- another recognizedta o aaround xhnete the world,, andlo when you have to change your leftover Deut- Estanywhere. yu barassment and trouble of being sent back to carrying all yu chmarks for Swiss Francs.- Certainly the greatest drawback yto where you came from. about required and op- or While. traveller's checks provide a safer wa: In Part IV we'll talk of your assets in cash is the possibirility of loss can get them. ;ht to realize carry your money, .they can be a hassle Near the end of our last trip, my wife and I tional documents and how you _theft. It doesn't take. much thougl r v. . . - '' oc program informs Hispanics about AIDS cannot phlets and brochures written I I _ have1 not, receivedI or. BY, Bill Burton cases occurred in Orange County, language Spanish,- which are al resulting. in 209 deaths.; understand the English Feature Assistant Many Hispanic residents have not received or messages about AIDS, and distributed at the meetings. therefore,. may not understand The project, in addition to: cure English language messages i Most people, either by reading As there is now no )mnown cannot understand the associated with work with the. county's Hispa~ for, zAIDS, the most that.can many of the risks. newspapers or watching TV, have be. about AIDS... AIDS or the ways in. which the population, also provides rit become 'aware of the AIDS (Ac- dopte to. comibat the -,life- programs for - -- - virus is transmitted. reduction Deficiency Syhi Ythreatening des ease is to _e!ate .Ya ,guiredlrImnune The project staff* are conduc- travenous drug users, femalep dronpie). virus:. and :the. possible. accurate, up-to-date infortfiation itiated .byMamie' Orange County 'about AIDS by the California- Health Care Agency in the fall of Department of Health Services. ting AIDS education presenta- stitutes and individuals in priso danger it presents to all sexually. on how the virus is transmitted.. 1 is one of 17 AIDS service The. Santa Ana- based AIDS tions in pish. at farm labor Southern California Cares, t active persons- and, .among 1986, 1 Since the outbreak of -the AIDS organizations- working. Community Education Project is'. camps iughout the county. organization in which the All others, intravenous drug users or agencies have Spanish- Community Education Project blogd or epidemic,, many cooperatively 'throughout currently involved in an outreach. where large numbers of recipients of donated, been-. organized to disseminate employed. In 'a participant, is the first regior. organs.. Southern California. Collective-' effort directed toward Spanish- speaking people are such information., One such ly, .these organizations. make up speaking residents of, the county.. these: presentations, bilingual effort of its kind and is aimed As of December 31, 1986, .a organization which is operating the.- Cooperative 'AIDS Risk- An estimated ,1.0 percent. of the staff miembers give -information increasing. awareness ai, total "of 3.269 -AIDS cases'.had I in Orange County. is the AIDS Education Service county's AIDS cases struck concerning AIDS antibodies and_ understanding. of the. ris; Education Project.. reduction been repotted in Sogthern Community (CARES), an effort formed in 'members .of the Hispanic,popula- safe sexual practices.. This-infor-. associated with AIDS through CalifrornIa, resulting in. 1,545 the growing: fears~ residents mation -is supplemented by pam-,. >., ?itensive media effort,:: The project, which was in- response to. tion. Many Hispanic death. A otplof 339 ofthous ;

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Wally George:'man, myth or hype Looking behind the scenes of 'The Hot Seat' bers?"' ,BY Paul Berkay. And where are the kids at the moment? A ,trip Staff Writer outside the studio reveals a long line of teenagers KDOC talk show host, Wally George, has eagerly awaiting the evening's festivities. Most see something equivalent handedly earned either the endearment or The .Hot Seat as an event, single night. the contempt of viewers across the country. to hanging out at McDonald's on Friday They may be looking to have a good time, but George has gained notoriety for his biting -andofesacticmenrynscalsusad they also take their politics seriously. public figures on The Hot Seat with Wally Regarding what should be done with draft George. dodgers, Barry Grant, 19, of Fountain Valley voted to "take 'em behind a barn and shoot em." "Part Wally's. thing is to chop -Grant also believes abortion is not an accep- of. table solution for women who are raped "because people down to size. That's what- medical reasons make it impossible. for the female sells. The audience loves ,it." reproductive system to operate while being raped." 4 -. ~. Chris. Widener Gene Etheridge, 27, carefully checked out the a :i ethnic distribution of the crowd before he said he But what. is Wally George really like? Is he a would like to see "Orientals" leave Orange .j4re-bteathing: monster away from the set? Or County. couldn't he just be a nice man whose TV per- Back in the studio it is nearly showtime. Poli, sonality is merely a gimmick designed to pull in quin. is rushing around like crazy:. She first ushers ~ratings? in the .guests and then the -noisy audience. p.,.The date; is February 12, 1987, over a week Inside the cracker box studio are three cameras, before this' show's actual February 21 air date. a cheap set and variously colored folding chairs The evening's guests are milling about the tiny for the "lucky".guests. who are allowed to sit dur- break area as early as five, although showtime ing the program. A-:muscle-bound security guard isn't until eleven. VIP treatment they don't get. with a blond crew-cut looks menacingly at the Water is served out of Dixie cups. Hardly a7. N, unruly crowd. Poliquin stands on the sideline: with 2catered affair.. Jamie Gonzales, the floor manager. .Robert Lee, a pro-Communist guest, sports torn. Levis and a "Wally for Mayor of Santa ~.Ana" T-shirt. Lee .is in good spirits and claims "We can't just pull them from the not to take the show seriously. Chris Widener, a sloppily-dressed brunette from crowd. We need intelligent people at Burbank, confidently studies a mathematical the podium..." tlart. He will prove to Wally that the Devil rules -Paige Poliquin r le world. His sole proof is a, magic fornuila that shows each individual word in the English language adds up to 666. Gonzales steps forward and advises the Widener knows that the show is all in fun. He teenagers that they can go as crazy as they 0calmly explains, "Part of .Wally's thing is to chop want-but only on cue. Swearing and making people down to size.: That's what sells. The au- rude faces or gestures is not allowed. Also, when s dience loves it." Wally. asks for quiet, shut up. Any offenders will C Wally enters the room -but he does not act be shown the, door. d ike the TV Wally. The. real Wally behaves as A# last Wally _enters::After uafivenftitva- tionl' he asks :for.-,volunteers ask- questikist - putsoieya to his .arm.Sna on Widener'scoo shoulderece.H and givesaj" him. the podium during the show. 'Hands shoot up. If. last-minite instructions. Wally likes .the 'question, the person is assigned a e - Before leaving the break room, Wally laughs at place. at the podium; Of course, it will appear. as !S' Widener's claim of: possessing the ability to emit- if they were asked spontaneously during the tap- Is-smoke from 'his 'fingers, a feat which is to be per- a 27-year-old Huntington Beach resident, express- in reality, they were called days ahead of time. ing. Ll formed on the show. The moment! the host leaves. ed -his .nervousness. Wasson. will be arguing in When asked to explain. why podium. speakers The show officially begins with WaJly's -com- a ' the room,- the satanic guru pulls out a vial con- favor of condom commercials on TV. are prearranged,.producer Paige Poliqumn replied, mentary condemning proposed legislation'to 'pro- We d taining a chemical that will createthe esied . '- Two-guestsarrivinglatex from At o ar "We can't just pull them- from the crowd. tect persons with AIDS from job, discrimination. E' smoke effect. hurried through the front door. Bill York and need intelligent people up. at the podium to He states that AIDS is casually transmitted and h.- r :In.another -part of the, studio, other, guestsrae 3 "Dean. Giordano'will'.appear to have been spon- answer the kids in the audience who. will ask decent people need to be protected. The approv-. waiting for, their shot at=otoriety Ki itr'Wass ft~-tneously picked from~ the audience to speak, but dumb questions like ' where do we buy these rub- ing audience .goes wild. During the commentary, Gonzales. shoots disap- proving looks at disruptive audience members.. During the commercial break, Poliquin points out three noisy offenders and they are escorted out the door. After the. commercial break, Kimo Wasson makes his entrance. Wally is not too insulting and the debate goes off without a hitch.. Following Wasson, York and Giordano are tossed off the podium for being slow talkers. The illustrious host claims that .they are "boring the a audience." York .is visibly upset and calls Wally a "jerk" under his breath, en route to his. seat. - niiin inniinn------inniinni m Another commercial break' and Robert Lee has his turn. His- talk. against aid to the Contras. en- courages calls of "Commie." Wally tells Lee to. *21 &OVER leave. The proud Communist makes a triumphant exit with a smile and .a wink at the audience. ONLY PLEASE Chris Widener, the satanist, receives ruder treatment than the previous guest. He enters to. heckles and _jeers.- Someone calls him a witch. There is an uncontrollable free-for-all and Gon- zales starts to shoot his threatening. looks. Ignoring the insults, Widener attempts to ex- plain his demonic formula.. Someone in the se- cond row discovers that the math is off and "Wally George" adds up to 667, not 666. The whole theory goes down the drain. Wally calls his guest a "wild weirdo". and. ~FREE. FRENCHAFRIES tosses the satanist's book on the floor. The au- ItlI;lf * dience screams for the witch to vacate the set. As the credits roll, the rowdy teens storm the- diB'ar Blvd. set, tearing Widener's complete library to shreds. any burger and medium soda Is Wally for real? Yes no.. He truly believes Bar with purchase of and (except kiddie burger) in what he stands for but his .TV persona is'main- x:840 ly fabricated. But wh~ether you, like. his politics or . *S Expires 4/10/87 not, you have to hand it to the man. He has found a gimmick that works and that is what commercial TV is all about.

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From the sidelines Tennis .remains unbeaten NCAA punishes SMU By Ed DeMask Staff Writer The, Fullerton. College. By Alan White taken care of, what would your women's tennis .team began Sports Editor first reply be? No, I'm not con- this season with some pretty doning. this practice, or saying big odds to overcome. Coach Wham! The NCAA finally did that the players are justified in ac- *Ann Read featured asquadof it. After several months of cepting .the money. It .is wrong, ten first-year players under awaiting a final. decision, regardless of the circumstances. pressure 'to defend the Hornets Southern Methodist University But the finger should be pointedt . *1986 State Championship. The (SMU) was informed by the' at the boosters who offer anc only thing she could do was go NCAA (National Collegiate.- supply the money.. with her instincts and hope for Athletic Association) that it. will As long as wealthy alumni are . the best. not field a -football team for, the around to "tantilize perspective So far this year, only the 1987 season. players with large sums of best has come for. the team as con- they are undefeated after five In what has been .labeled the money, this problem will. tinue to exist. The NCAA's usual regular season matches.. "Death -Penalty," the.NCAA has. eThe Hornets next game will imposed the. harshest punish- deterrent to this problem. is 'to beat -home on. Tuesday, ment ever dealt to' any university slap .a guilty school with a one: or two year probation period, which March 10,. against El in its never-ending quest to keep; Camino. The- team is doing collegiate athletics honest. Not usually means no television or appearences.:. This. unbelievably ..well early this only will SMU not field a team in bowl-game ap- and hopes are running 1987, it will only be permitted to .may seem harsh enough,, but. season this type of. high that they will keep play- an* abbreviated seven game Alan White parently the effects. play be little ing.. at this level for a long schedule in 1988 (all road games,. punishment turn out to wt'here do the athletes'.get. this' than., a, veritable. slap on the~ while. The Hornets only so- by. the, way.) In addition,, the more moni.ey? 'From'. athletic wrist, as the problem continues called "loss"..was in a scrim- number of athletic scholarships booststers'-wealthy alumni who' mage match Feb. 17, .against allowed per year will be reduced" to exist. want' to see their alma-mater field By. imposing the most .severe Cal. State Fullerton.. The.- ~from 25. to 15, and the numberof. the1 best .team in -the nation, ever leveled against an Hornets are riding atop the' will be cut from sanctions= assistant coaches regairdless if.its legal or not. In the the NCAA is finally South Coast..Conference, nine to five, 'Off. campus institution, end though,'who . gets cracking down the way it should posting three. consecutive con- recruiting will .be prohibited', and,' hurt',?-The university, ' the .fans, have years ago. 'It was' not .so victories. of course, no bowl games or ference and obviously, the .'players and much.' a case of singling one FC played a good match on' .television appearences. The last -out Danny Enos/Hornet' coacthes. school (SMU) for abuse some Tuesday, March 3, -against of these sanctions will. expire: on -as Tl players.. They -accept the' of the. forementioned' alumni Long -Beach City College.. The NICE BACKHAND-Nicole Brechtbuhl returns a. serve in the September 1.,' 1990. then,' he third consecutive conference match against Long Beach last By: monfley, don't they, so aren't they claim. With these latest sanc- Hornets came away with a, Hornets though,. SMU's program will be a Tuesday, March 3. guilt ty? Yes, but don't be so quick tions , SMU is tied with Wichita, 6-3, victory and team co-. shambles of what it once was. to -p(oint the finger at them. 'For State University as~ the most. captain Nicole, Brechtbuhl Why .the reason, for so. severe, a ever'ry one player who accepts penalized institution in NCAA came away with a straight sets punishment?. During the .1985-86. mon(.ey for. his 'athletic' perfor- history,..each with seven different victory and another win play- academic year a total of. '13, man

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. . the Hornet hoopsters were shock- ed each' time. t t Last Wednesday, February 28,

:.v ::::::.... w" ... .: v "' s ii.;i;'; : ". the women's basketball team . ..::. _ _ fell in. the first round of the : .. Southern California Regional 11 > playoffs, losing 62-59, to Cypress College ending'their season. On Saturday, February 28,. the men's team suffered almost. the same, fate', losing 89-82 at Mt. San Jacinto in first round regional. action in the 1987 California' Community; College Men's basketball tournament. Going into the evenings action, Mt. San Jacinto College had an overall record of .21-8, finishing second in the Southern California Conference, were ranked 14th, in r the southern region: The Hornets, '5-9' league, 17-14 overall, were ranked 19th, finishing fifth in South Coast Conference (SCC). The Hornets were one..of~five teams in the SCC to reach' the regionals. The others included: Cerritos (ranked first in the region), El ' Camino, Comp- oIo.ton and Long Beach City. Kith Kulpa/Photi to eitor The game, which was. played SAFE -FC lIeft fielder Scott Einhorn dives back to the basg dui ring a outside Palm Springs,was a close Kim Kulpa/Photo editor game last Saturday, Feb. 28, in the Hornets 9-4 victory over thee ilk- game early in the first half. The' half. included some ;quick paced DRIBBLE DRIVE-FC guard Bill Buda looks for Mt. San Jacinto. The Hornets lost the game, 89-82, play, with many lay-ups and an' open man' in the Hornets playoff game against and were eliminiated from the playoffs. slamdunks. When the half' ended, the Baseball wins, 9-4 Eagles led, by only 39-35, the Hornets were well in. the game. After the second half began, 17 points each. Other Hornets Before joining the '.earn in the" 15, were other top .scorers for -the the Eagles quickly jumped out scoring in double figures. were Eagles. ri locker, room, Hornet head coach front, extending their lead by as sophomore guards Bart * * *: r Roger See and his assistants, Jeff much -as',15 points- at times. Hakeman, 14, Jim Mansfield, 13,.-. pw Watts and Gary Larsen, huddled. The 1987 'All-South Coast Home. runs The' Hornets didn't close-up and Bill Buda (easily the player' in a secluded corner"of' the gym, shop. 'though. Instead the :team with the best haircut) 10.. Conference team was' announced comparing- mental. notes on the kept pushing, closing ':the- gap. Mt. 'San Jacinto paced by. after the end of the. regular Horetvictory Eagles, trying to' modify' and .im- But"they came up short. sophomore -Cecil( Rabb, 20 season. Sophomores Alan ,Fraser the Hornet game plan. and Bart Hakeman were third prove Freshmen Troyv.Joseph, guard, ;;points, who led all scorers.. ~The Eagles must have changed ~and .Kevin Patrick, forward, led Sophomore Dwayne 'Richy,' 19, team selections. Troy, Joseph By. Brian Pado. Second baseman Rice -pulled a:their strategy as well. 'the 'Hornet offensive attack with and freshman Jerry Robinson, received an honorable mention. Sports Assistant beautiful unassisted double play in the top of the fourth. -'After The Hornet "baseball team 'fielding the grounder, Rice tagg- began South Coast Conference ed Viking catcher Frank Meza (SCC) play last. Saturday, with an explosive 9-4 victory over Long tossed the ball to Ruscitto at first t a ls w n i g s reak snapped at five Beach City College.,. to catch the batter Rene Rivera.- With a- complete: combination Kiefer,'was able to coax the' ' ' ' of power, offense, steady defense "I think it (losing) has to do ponents -1,5-5. With stats like Davis commented on both pit- Vikings into another double play BY Ed DeMask . with the level ,.of motivation,". these, one would wonder hlow chers. "(Annette)deserves a bt and superb. pitching,.,'thehornets in 41ieti ~anelgpith 'in inning he Staff writer' sasopmre izCvnts easily defeated the Vikings. they could do anything but win ter fate. She pitched magnificent-. escaped by -giving 'up only. one' who led the Hornets in tourna- Freshman first baseman Andy the tournament -or at least come ly, her teammates just didn't get run. If you think back to the spring ment RBI's with. four. "We're close. her any, runs. (Smith).- pitched Ruscitto led the Hornet offen- Kiefer left the game in the of 1984, the Detroit Tigers had not reaching our peak when sive attack with. a .two-out, two -we quite well in the tournament.- ninth inning. after giving up a started the season with a mark of'' play. Like Annette (Gonzales), She's gonna be a -strikeout artist run homer in the fourth inning, to' leadoff double and a walk, '.mak- 35-5, a record in baseball' break the scoreless deadlock.. history. she pitches her heart out but if we someday." ' ing way 'for., reliever Mark In the' first five games of 1987, don't-put any runs.on the board, It's a game of inches, and a game Designated hitter Tim Churchill Tranberg, who picked. up the the FC_ softball team. followed Ruscitto's2 towering seemed it's 'a- lost cause. We're not of luck and. we "had none ...(But) So, with good statistics and ~drive with a homer of his -own save. destined to duplicate this feat, as agressive enough' to :want to wmn we've had real good workouts this solid pitching why have the "I. was getting tired in the it posted an- early . 5-0 record. it. We'll sit on one, run and then week and they have a lot of spirit. I. Hornets hit a dry spell lately? that just went over the left-center eighth," said Kiefer. thought, "I I However, just 'as the :Tigers even- 'when we. fall behind we'll wait think they've learned what errors Good question.. Is it possible that field .fence to give the. Hornets a had enough, to finish the game. I tually cooled in 3-0 lead. off '84,:-so have until the 6th or 7th inning to try were made in the Tournament." the luck of the Irish is just not guess I'.didn't." '' the Lady 'Hornets, who have lost to get it back." with the team? 'After'. the :!Hornets scored Hornet .coach Nick Fuscardo three of their last five games. Such' sentiment aside, several -Margo Davis another run in. the bottom of the. and pitching coach Rick Ragazzo The' Hornets are currently' par- Hornets posted good. perfor- fifth,, a rally, which started with a "It's a game of inches,." said believed he did also. The-bullpen ticipating in a. tournament in~ mances in the :Cypress tourna- Davis,. "and a game of hick. and .brilliant bunt single by 'second- was busy in the eighth,. but after Bakersfield, which will last until -ment, such as Julie Poulos, who At any rate, the Hornet pit- we had none ... (But) we've lead baseman Jon 'Rice, Long Beach Kiefer worked out, of the jam, -Sunday. The -team. begins South' stole six bases 'and began -making noise of their own.. collected three ching staff has yet to keep coach real good workouts this week and they showed their confidence. in, Coast - Conference~ games 'on hits and Christine Sison, who they have a lot of spirit. I think Aided hit batter., and a Margo. Davis up late with worry. by 'a him by. sitting down the bullpen- Wednesday,. March II, when also had three hits, including. a they've learned what errors were Hornet fielding error, the Vikings Sophomore sensation ,Annette and. allowing Kiefer to go the- they play at. Mt.. Sac. home run,' and garnered three made in. the tournament." scored ,two runs on a pair' of. Gonzales and .newcomer Traci' ninth. Last weekend,. the. Hornets RBI's. Smith singles. . are finding they are a good participated 'the' Cypress Col-, With a 7-3 record and a .strong. In the bottom of.the' sixth, 'the. 'in FC outhit their opponents, team and coach Davis believes. BASEBALL UPDATE: "lege "Worth" 'tournament, 23-13,. with sophomore Sandra. they pitched well during the tour- pitching staff the team should be. Hornets batted around,. breaking Tuesday the Hornets baseball' which involved teams. with.I And the game open with five runs,' -sixteen Williams :leading the way with nament, as they. compiled 35 a force to be reckoned team'"'played away against Cer- They came. Out with two victories five.: Additionally, the. Hornets remember, the Tigers. 'won the facing a three: Viking strikeouts together, and have 'combined. ritos' College in their second SCC and two losses, along with some stole 15 bases in. the four, games World Series after their blazing pitchers. With out, Churchill allowed only' nine walks over the -one game of the season. The Hornets much needed insight on the team. and even outscored their op- past 30 innings. start, so the sky's the limit.,. singled'-and was driven in when. got the win 4-3,. in a close game. leftfielder Scott Einhorn, who er-. rored in the-top of. the sixth,'t Hornet pitchers' Brian, Conchl allowing a Viking runner to and Brad Hopper combined for COLLEGE ADVISORY SERVICE score, tripled to .deep center. the. win, scattering six, hits. Third baseman Bart Stroozas. The KFCR Governing Board is currently u l s Provdig assistance with:. scored Einhorn with Leftfielder Scott' Einhorn had a single. two RBI's for the Hornets. when C' sF * Career/Major Selection After the Vikings changed pit- seeking to fill 2 positions *College Financing he tripled with two out in the top 1. Student-at-large: Open to any FC student who chers, the Hornets recieved a con- cat- oiv m* SAT Preparation pair of of the fourth inning, scoring is not involved directly with- KFCR or with the secutive walks to Rice and cher. Richard, Weller and Sandra Clark shortstop Shawn Blankenship.' AS. *0000Director rightfielder' Emmit Cohick.' 536 (714) 857-5524 Centerfielder -Reggie..Brown Cohick also had a ,sacrfice fly 2. Communications. student: Open to any com- singled scoring Stroozas and Rice 536Reims Circle, Irvine, Calif. 92714 RBI in the seventh, scoring se- II mEir.UatUiC CLUUUiILn while .a flyout. to right field by cond baseman Jon Rice. catcher Richie Weller scored The winning- run. for the Interested students can pick up applications at the AS Blankenship: Hornets' came in the. top. of the office, Room 810, and they must be returned by " Hornet starter Mark Kiefer March 13, 1987. ninth inning when shortstop I 1 kept .the Vikings' at bay in his Shawn Blankenship scored. an eight-plus innings of work -strik- unearned run on a wild pitch. ing out eight batters, including pairs in the first,' fifth and. The Hornets.held on to the vic- Fairway Toyota seventh innings. Kiefer picked up tory when the infield turned a his, first victory of the young 'critical bases. loaded double play season with overpowering, pit- with one. out going. Rice-to- Fullerton ching and great'defensive'help. 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Hughes. That explains it. The' up to your pillow and clutch onto that John Snuggle thoughts and the situations reflect' his -mind He's back, as menacing and hideously ug- nightcap. and this is the stuff of which he is made=a still drooling and growling and shaving ly as ever, heartwarming, tear-provoking. teenage himself with his. fingernails. That's right, Krueger, has. dilemma. everybody's -favorite creep, Freddy Kind of Wonderful," Hughes' on Elm .Street 111: Dream "Some returned in "Nightmare latest, is about a young man who is torn bet- Warriors..~ ween his father's expectations, and the long- it, did pay to watch this one,, Okay, I'll admit I to become his own person. In trying to fit (a midnight special) and real-' ing but only three dollars in with what he believes is the right crowd, ly, it's" not. as bad as some: other, tn-sequels I've seen. From the title, I was expecting a gang-'of hbeoeinovdwtthgil..teperfectgirl".. .to fulfill his dreams;. only to take it1 souped-up Hitler youth, who are "not gonna that true love often can be found in to kick find out any more," and journey into dreamland :the girl next door. the. film was sort.:: *.good -old Freddy's butt. Actually, "Some Kind of Wonderful" is a touching respect, since of watered down 'and wimpy in that movie with ',a predictable but. enjoyable 'fact, get the best of.the Elm Street Freddy does, in Mary Stuart Masterson was and storyline ' kids' -most of the time. But it was suspenseful perfectly believable as Watts in. what was by. that hilarious (Freddy' deserves a talk-show -with., far my favorite performance. Where has contains I :::: : :- ^ -- biting sarcastic wit, of his) and even a-* Masterson been and why doesn't she make plot. reasonable more movies?. "The Space Between" by Barbara Berk monsters never 'Of course, mega-moneymaking Lea. Thompson*(Amnanda) and Craig Shef- for die, and " Freddy is no -exception. Look: fer (Hardy), were about aidequate, but not Scuptre s how " Nightmare' V" next year, when Freddy takes on miuch more. Thompson had the looks for the. in the: indestructable Russian zombie-man part. and Sheffer filled space on screen, so all everybody's nightmare.... was not lost. " here. Saturday 'Besides, Eric Stoltz ("Mask"), as Keith, of the and Masterson held this movie up. with The. Fullerton College' Patrons Hear ye, hear ye: eight days. and counting. Arts. hosts an art exhibition on Saturday, That's the tentative date set for the release of the strong 'performances which made' "Some- Kind of Wonderful". live up to its title. March 7, 'from 6-8 p.m. in,'the FC Art -next U2 album, titled Joshua Tree. Personally, I'm Like "Pretty in Pink" and "Breakfast' Gallery (1000 Building)'. *expecting 'big things ,-out of the Irish quartet, even The 'show, will -feature the work of two though .their. last LIP, The, Unforgettable;Fire (not Club,; two of -his recent hits, Hughes has provided a film that the viewers will want 'to sculptors, Barbara Berk 'and Grace including the live Wide A wake in America EP) will .Songolo. Berk, who: teaches a drawing class never see. more than once. He seems' to have a be a tough' act. to follow. But then, they've at FC,' will have on hand a series of wood didate for a Flashdance 2 sound-' up an im- knack for playing 'on' emotions that are real, SHEILA E. had .that problem before in stacking sculptures, including a 7-9 foot version of track. vinyls. In to' all, teenagers-each person who sees Sheila E. -pressive collection of brilliantly unique the work 'pictured above. 'Songolo Paisley Park Records Like Prince, Sheila. E. .raises again has a hand in .this '"Wonderful"':will relate to' at least one any case, I hear Brian Eno specializes in .clay sculpture. those moral, yet immoral, issues 2one, so what 'could possibly go wrong?. character. And that's what this, film is all about.-- Both artists will; be on hand at the exhibi- within her lyrics. Escovedo will tion to answer questions or comment on eagoTh isRecords igefoh 6hMarch.. Jolhn Hughes. has made "some kind of- h9, followed.lu ilonst by, the whole movie." their work. ______has. returned to our record stores tTower with her congas, timbales and a. A girl with ,four legs, that's the revealing, new album cover. Pro- best/You better look twice *Theater, Stuff: The Laguna. Moulton Playhouse, duced and 'arranged. by the there's someone under my dress. rated as one of the top ten community 'theatres in songstress herself, Miss Escovedo the 'nationand having launched in the past such has made her 'new project, simply While on the other hand she sings ;performers as-Harrison Ford and Mike Farrell, will titled Sheila E.; a repetitive ex- about. the',terrible effects of abor-. feature Tony,"award" winning Julie Harris in, "The perience for anyone~ who is tion. and expresses her feelings on f Amhst18~Ail. and 19. Tie one-=woman=B familiar, with her previous works. world peace. I guess this is what sho6w~which brags} of a lengihyBroadway' stay.. and Escovedo has, managed to get you call double standards. Or is it a U.S. "tour(both with Harris), focuses-on the life of by with a. little.. help from her being trendy? It's any- poet Emily Dickinson: Tickets for the black -tie af- friends; unfortunately, she body's.guess.- fair,, which Will' include an,. After-Theatre' supper should have jumped off.:: 'True, Sheila does reception with Harris, are being; practically -given. the Paisley Prince ' . . play her little heart away'"at $100" a pair. Proceeds will go toward ;the. wagon after' out on those tim- I have building :of a .new rehearsal hall: for the venerable recording her . bales and sixty-year. old 'Laguna Moulton. For more info. first album. .. even heard a few andor'tiket, call Karyti Rohrer; at" "One Day' great songs done 497-5900...Hey, everybody, DON'T FORGET: fI' mGonna Make by this singer/ Man, of- LaMancha opens. Thursday, March 12, 'in You Mine)" is a prusoit FC's Campus Theatre; Tickets are going super fast, disappointing ap- pervcsiont and. for the price ($6' adults,' $5 students and free' proach to 'the op- be intoxicat- with an A.S. :card) .you can't af ford to miss this one. ening of. this album. ig we . she sings the If ,you've never gone to an FC show before, or never 'The song is repetitive ' .plan to. again, just:.skip :Cheers,'Cagney and Lacey and full of immature =" ,Tight material. orDallas. this one time and go check it out.. You ,can lyrics. Songs like Buthflfonhiabm be part of the excitement of an-absolute first, a um-i "Hold We" -and'Btthflfonhiabu que' 'project never before seen in this country:-For 'Wednesday .Like a. drowns amongst, its wimpy tickets,.. visit or' call the' FC Box Office~ between River," however, show an in- ."paisley" production. Sheila E. 11:30' and 1:30, 871-8101. novative Sheila E., but if you 'reveals. nothing new on. this plan ,on purchasing the' album album, -save for her navel on the 'based on the single "Hold Me,"' I cover. The Last Word: Put quite simply, there isone nagg- advise you to pay 'the $1.69 for And' the most exciting .thing ing question burning in the minds -'of Southern the 45 and pocket the rest. -about this LP is the anxiety you generation: who' experince+pror iu eig uii uthe California's music emancipation t the 'the hel is KVTWVo.nd wnhat is it ding to our radio? The sly production of this LP expeence roro tearing. tends to dig a hole for songs like "Faded Photographs," a tune Grammy.:mom.'s 1 which should., be a prime can- -- Cheryl Singletary seeking family in tune~ ow KFCR is currently By Aaron Fergen two management positions: Staff Writer inK 1. Assistant Manager ..Inour family, .music is felt and understood..". Proud of her ' son's.s recent' ac- 2. Traffic Director complishment -that of winning a'-cGrammy. in the category of Best 'Male Jazz Vocalist for the title' f Applications can be picked up in the AS office, selection from' the motion picture "Round Mid- Room 810, and must be returned by March 13, instructor .Sara night" -Fullerton 'College' 'music 1987. Also, applications for Air Personality are be- McFerrin reminds us that it isn't. a first for her son, Bobby. ing accepted on a continual basis. F "Y "While I was spending some time at the University *of Oklahoma, as 'a tem- Tali ver I porary professor, I recieved a to PAST IN YOUR FUTURE phone call the night of the OUR IS Knott's Berry Farm is looking for people who have a way with, dinosaurs. This spring "'p""~,Grammy Awards at about with us... well be opening "Kingdom of the Dinosaurs," a brand new ride featuring 23 - eight in the evening. Right prehistoric animals. x<; after- I got out 1 'hello?' I was " Pregnancy termination We've also got over 160 other rides and attractions, restaurants and stores,R sara McFerrin greeted with 'So, Sara how " Birth control where we need help . do you feel 'about your' son winning two Gram- - free pregnancy tests If you're looking for part time and summer employment, join us on our mys?'...I went into :a state of ecstatics." "PAP smears & breast exams IIING DAY, Marh 14, 9 AM to 3PM at the indepeadeace 1Ha11 couple= Listening. to her speak of' her son, one cannot or apply in person at the Employment Office, Monday through Friday, 1:30-4:30 PM. 7 help but-share in her joy. McFerrin talked with me For further information, call: (714) 22053174. as though :I had, been a. friend of the family for' Family. years. She is quick to point out that Bobby 'does many -planning other t'hings :besides singing,. such as supplying associates '. character voices for .children's programming on television. "He has done voices for Sesame Street and dif-- ferent- animated. features. Many, people don't -it." realize Orange Apparently, an interest in music 'runs in Sara's 2445 W Chapman Ave.'- family. Her ex-husband, Robert McFerrin, was (114) 97853391 the first black opera singer to be signed by New. York's Metropolitan Opera, while daughter Bren- Fullerton da is a professional singer who is in the process of 111W4. Bastanchury Rd. cutting her first album. Of course, Sara herself is (7141 525901 not only a professor of voice, but also a powerful oratorio vocalist. :With a family like that, it- is easy to see that music for the McFerrins is "felt and understood." I Student, Health Insurance,, He ralt PPlans - The Hornet, 1923 - 2006 - Link Page Previous Volume 65, Issue 19 Next Volume 65, Issue 21

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