Funding, Senator orientation Man of the Year AS Senate acts on variety of issues FC's Man of the Year for 1980 Morrow plans to attend the is James Alan Morrow, a 20-year University of California at Davis. old A.S. senator and pre-medical His goal is to work as a doctor in major. a rural underprivileged commun- By MARK TOMA the motion, because "once elected, was also vetoed by Miller. The finance committee before they recognized in ity, Olsen said. reach the senate floor. Morrow was Hornet Staff Writer and the votes are approved the meeting was adjourned in mid- both the fields of student govern- The four other finalists senator has full rights and respon- discussion of the motion. On that note, the Senate ap- ment and life sciences at last recognized at the Men of Distinc- proved the allocation of not more The Associated Students Senate sibilities of a senator-elect. Senator Dawson night's public observance of the tion ceremonies were James presented the than $150 for the funding of a facul- Wednesday failed to override one text of a speech that annual Men of Distinction Chasteen, Life Sciences; Saard The motion to override the veto he was to make ty appreciation luncheon to be coor- vetoed measure concerning new- at the North Orange County Achievement Recognition Sajjaviriya, Math and Engineer- was supported by Senator Jim Mor- Com- dinated in conjunction with a pro- senator orientation and postponed a munity College District Awards program. ing; Steven Stoeckel, Service to row, who said that the senate would (NOCCCD) ject being undertaken by Dr. Her- decision on a related motion to board meeting Tuesday In the three semesters he has the College and Life Sciences; "want everyone to start out on the night. The shey's Psychology 102 class to col- override a veto until their May 20 letter concerned the NOCCCD attended FC, Morrow has and Forrest Towery, Fine Arts. right foot." mo- lect letters of appreciation to in- meeting. tion to remove official averaged 20 units a semester. He In all, 25 men were recognized. recognition structors on campus. The letters will At the Senate meeting on May 6, from all campus earned a grade-point average of clubs at both be compiled in a booklet which will Senator Chris Keyes moved that After failing a motion to table the Fullerton and 3.63, including a 4.0 this fall Cypress Colleges. be presented to the teachers at the "three hours of Senate orientation issue, Dawson's motion to override semster, according to Allen luncheon. sessions be attended before newly Miller's veto failed. It would have The senate passed a motion to re- Olsen, dean of Student Services. senators or executive acquire required a two-thirds vote to pass. quire that all requests for funding Morrow works as a math tutor elected A.S. ice- resident Barbara voting A related motion concerning from outside organizations, clubs or and as an emergency medical privileges. Gardner presented a motion that Miller vetoed scheduling of the orientation session individuals must come through the technician at a hospital in addi- A.S. President Tim was passed to allow the FC Fashion tion to his studies. He is also ex- Coordinating Class to use the Stu- ecutive pro-tem of the A.S. dent Center on May 29 from noon until 1:30 p.m. for a fashion Senate. Freshman Edition After graduating from El seminar. Dorado High School in 1977, Morrow worked for a year and a Senator Florence Randolph will half. It was this experience that assist in a survey to be taken of the helped to clarify his intentions to cafeteria so that financial requests return to school. for repairs can be submitted at the In his spare time, which has campus facilities budget meeting. It dwindled since he became a stu- was announced that former Senator dent, he enjoys backpacking, Rob James will repair the Savin Copier and arrange for the Student horseback riding, music, reading, College Volume 58 Issue 31 Friday, May 16, 1980 Fullerton J Center furniture to be repaired. He guitar, handball and basketball. lia II will submit a report next week. \ 5-1 vote by NOCCCD Board ousts district student organizations

By LISA PARKS population. To withdraw. the de facto discrimination," wrote News Assistant board's official certification of Miller. "The free exchange of ideas these clubs would be an educational Despite strong opposition from disaster." is very important to a college, and a FC and Cypress College students, Reaction from the Cypress Col- greater amount of tolerance, de- faculty and community leaders, The lege faculty was presented by Alice cency and respect for all views is North Orange County Community Kubernick, chapter president of the needed." Miller also asked the College District (NOCCCD) Board FC-Cypress chapter of the Califor- board to push aside their personal of Trustees decided Tuesday to nia Teacher's Association. beliefs and make decisions in regard uphold their move to withdraw of- "We strongly oppose the move. to rules and regulations without any ficial recognition of all college We have found clubs to be an in- emotional involvement. clubs. tegral part of college life, which-pro- FC student James Chasteen, of The controversy began last vides the needed social interaction," the Future Earth Club, stressed the February when the board declined stressed. negative effect of the board's deci- recognition of the FC Gay Lesbian The board's legal counsel, sion. "this type of proposal would and Student Education Union Spencer Covert, pointed out that hurt us when we need help the (GLSEU). The board was ultimately clubs are not being banned from most," said Chasteen. "This sued by the GLSEU and their legal either campus. measure violates students' rights counsel, which resulted in Tuesday "Under the Civil Center act, and is discriminating against all night's unpopular decision. clubs are entitled to use of campus students because the board refuses "This action was forced upon facilities as long as they contribute to recognize a particular group. This us," said board member Richard D. to general character-building or- type of move is against freedom of Noble. "Because of the nearness of serve welfare purposes." He also individual rights and a threat to us the court hearing, we did not have a noted that clubs may raise funds as all." chance to talk this out as we would long as the full market value of the Andrew Ross-Exler, who has have liked to. We consider our money raised is returned to the been vocal since the GLSEU issue students to be adult, and this action students or the community. arose last February, also spoke at SAVE OUR CLUBS-In a peaceful demonstration, umbrella of student government at Fullerton College, will make them assume more "I'm sure the board realizes that the board meeting. students protest the NOCCCD's withdrawal of club but at Cypress College student government itself is a mean the end responsibility for their actions." this legislation will not "I cannot believe that this board recognition. Campus clubs may still exist under the club. Photo by Nancy Sheridan Student and faculty opposition to of clubs at FC,"said FC Senator would stoop so low as to consider the move came in the form of a rally Dennis Dawson. Organizations will withdrawing recognition of campus and protest march from the FC continue under the umbrella of stu- clubs," said Ross-Exler. "The campus to the board room. dent government. But the changes in board will pay the price for this for May 21, and further action will clause in the constitution. should not be affected severly by There, an estimated 150 people structure will add so much red tape move monetarily and publically. be discussed at that time. However, according to Miller, the the decision. crowded the room to hear the in the handling of funds, scheduling This is the most repressive govern- Things for another controversial suit is in the refiling process. Another side effect of this might board's decision. of events and the availability of ment board in Orange County." group, the FC Christian club, went "I don't know how this (board be the status of the other organiza- A petition, signed by 35 FC fac- meeting places, that club activity After listening to almost an hour on quite normally Wednesday mor- decision) will affect our case," said tions on this campus, such as the ulty club advisers, was presented to and membership is bound to drop of comments from the floor, the ning despite the board's decision. Miller. "It brings all of the other theatre and music groups, or it the board by FC life sciences in- sharply," said Dawson. "The board moved to vote on the issue. A One member of the club, Mike clubs down to our level (referring to could go as far as athletic clubs. structor, Henry Hampton, adviser Senate can't help but fear that the final tally of a 5-1 vote in favor of Miller, wasn't sure what this would rental fees). It's what we've been When Clark was a chancellor for to the FC Future Earth Club. board may next set its sights on stu- the measure seemed to stun the do to his club. doing for years." the L.A. Southwest College district "We of the faculty feel that many dent government itself." audience. Last year, the Christians filed a Miller stated however, that now a few years back, all athletic teams of the students' motivational goals Orange County Supervisor Edison Plans for future action are still similar suit claiming that their First that all the clubs had been brought were disbanded. Last year, three will be lost if this measure passes," Miller sent a statement opposing the unclear. However, sources have in- Amendment rights were being down to the level of the Christians, athletic teams were removed from said Hampton. "Because we are a board's action. dicated that an appeal to the board's violated. The suit was apparently "I'm not sure if we can go up." the two campuses, football at non-dorm school, clubs serve to "The exclusion of all students in decision is a possibility. An Inter- settled in favor of the school, by the The Christians have been meeting Cypress and badminton and men's unify and diversify our student this extreme measure will result in club Council meeting is scheduled separation of church and state off campus for several years and volleyball at Fullerton.

A F Chino Hills: will dream come true? By JOHN McELLIGOTT If Propositon 1 passes, $495 vdino and Los Angeles. Hills for Hornet Staff Writer million will be allocated for state Everyone, a Brea-based organiza- OC environmentalproblems parklands. Of that, $190 million will tion has been, over the past month, Hills for Everyone held a press be set aside for acquistion of park- working to get some much-needed conference in a grassy meadow in lands, including the Chino Hills. If publicity for the proposition. to be studied this summer Chino Hills May 9. Among the peo- the initiative doesn't pass, however, ple who spoke were Russell Cahill, the area will most likely be devel- oped for housing. director of the state Parks and BY ROSEMARY JAMES lion, the facilities do. Parratt noted future lies. He said, "Orange Coun- Recreation Department, Assembly- The Chino Hills are 15,000 acres, Hornet Staff Writer that the class will tour these sites as ty is not a separate microcosm. It's a man Bruce Nestande (R-Orange), 40 square miles of beautiful, sprawl- well as Waterfactory 21 (the tertiary part of the whole nation's environ- and Dixon Arnett, co-chairman of ing woodlands and grasslands that Orange County air is a choking water treatment plant in Fountain mental picture." the statewide Propositon I cam- encompass portions of four coun- reality. Valley) and the Diemer Water plant Admittting that this picture does, paign. ties: Orange, Riverside, San Bernar- Though not a pleasant thought, in Yorba Linda. in fact, look dismal in many it's true. And it's also just one of the "We will also go to the nearby respects, Parratt is nontheless op- topics to be covered in a uniquely Union 76 research facility where timistic about the county's future. organized summer Life Science they are currently studying shale oil, He is also anxious to share the pros course. extraction and other techniques, as and cons of the county's short and News Briefs "The Environmental Problems of well as to the San OnQfre Nuclear long-range situation with the com- Orange County summer course is Power Plant," he continued. Ad- munity. Fashion show-A clothing and Chamber singers-Sheldon Disrud not a conventional class," said its ding a touch of Orange County The course, which will also ad- design fashion show will be will direct the FC Chamber Singers instructor Mark Parratt. Rather aesthetics to the curriculum, Parratt dress urban sprawl, housing, trans- presented by the combined Home in an evening of music making, than the traditional teacher-imput, also plans tours of several local portation and Orange County's Economics, Cosmetology and "Sumer Is Icumen In," May 23 at 8 student-output process, he ex- nature centers. ever-present air pollution problem, Theater Arts departments Thurs- p.m. in the Campus Theatre. All plained, the class will offer a mutual Guest speakers from local energy- will be offered Mondays through day, May 22 at 11 a.m. in the Stu- tickets are $1. learning experience via a seminar- related companies and video tapes Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 dent Center. The show will include a Peer counselors needed-Peer discussion mode. on the nuclear power question will p. m. for four weeks beginning June slide presentation from the fashion counselor positions are available for One of the most unusual and en- highlight the lecture sessions. 16. class' European tour. the 1980-81 year with the Extended ticing aspects of the summer session Stressing that the course itself Parratt, who expects participants Students will model their own Opportunities Program (EOPS). class will be its "hands-on" learning would be beneficial to all Orange "to have a good.time and learn a interested in social service designs and creations. Hair styles by Those Dave Myers, President, through numerous field trips. Countians, Parratt indicated that lot," will be available by telephone who have completed 12 units and the Cosmetology Department will Hills for Everyone Although sewage outfalls and it's a means for the people who live at 992-2322 or in person in Room be featured. There will be judging have maintained a 2.5 GPA should sanitary landfills (dumps) don't lend here to study what's going on in 419-027, to answer questions or pro- and cash prizes. see Jeanie Clarkson, Bldg. T5F. Photo by Tom Warner themselves to "hands-on" examina- their own county and where its vide further details. 2 Friday. May 16, 1980 Hornet A.S. executive candidates speak out

Chasteen Dawson Urias

I desire to be A.S. president for a As a senator in the 1979-80 stu- During the past two years I have number of reasons, the most impor- dent government, I believe I've been responsible for the Course tant being the hope that this college earned the reputation of being Profile, Handicap Awareness Week can be taken from the depths of prepared, alert and responsible on and allocating funds for the braille apathy to the heights of grass-roots the Senate floor. From this year of plaques. political activism. This will not be participation I've gained the ex- My focus will also be in the area an easy task, but we can no longer perience necessary to handle the job of better lighting of parking lots, allow the lack of concern exhibited of A.S. President. more food offerings in the cafeteria, by most students on campus to The past year has seen a lot of establishing hours for the Phi Beta continue. "brainstorming" coming out of the Lambda bookmobile and the con- One way in which Sally Graf and Senate. Ther's been a great em- tinuation of teacher evaluations. I plan to combat this apathy is to phasis on five-year plans and form- Child care for night students will be create a truly student-oriented ing committees, with far too few investigated. Senate, for a self-serving student. projects actually completed. Being on several campus and government is a major part of the As president, I will work still district committees, I have ex- problem. It cannot be tolerated. harder to see current proposals for perience in working with instructors Changes are needed if these situa- better parking, improved cafeteria and administrators. tions are to improve. I believe Sally facilities and increased services for I have been chair of the Cur- and I represent the change needed night students are set in action. I riculum and Education Committee for progress at FC. Please vote, and will not only initiate new projects, and was selected by my fellow vote for change. , but do the necessary legwork to see senators to be executive pro-tem. ,- them through. In exchange for your vote, I pro- mise initiative, action and positive results. ,i James Chasteen Dennis Dawson Diane Urias President President President

Bonner-Saroff Graf Keyes

Programming-planning and I am running for vice-president The office of vice-president needs programming. Education Cur- because I believe that political ac- a motivated worker-someone who riculum and entertaining program- tivism is important. In the past the can initiate productive legislation, ming, production and performance politically active students of college meet the problems and challenges and action and advancement-this campuses have been a symbol of that arise and handle them accord- is what the students at Fullerton change, and I hope to preserve that ingly, and above all, serve this col- College will get by electing Tim tradition by changing the apathetic lege with the students' best interests Bonner-Saroff for Associated Stu- attitude so many students have these in mind. dent's vice-president. days. I believe apathy can and I feel that I'm qualified to do this This year I was elected to the A.S. should be combatted by all political job. Having served on the Senate Senate and have enjoyed this pro- bodies, whether it is to their advan- first as a senator-at-large and then fitable learning experience very tage or not. as judicial chairperson during the much. Now, it's election time again, If voted in as your next vice- past school year, I have formed a and knowing the importance of president, 1 hope to implement stu- background which I believe A.S. Senate policy to Fullerton Col- dent forums on various issues, rang- qualifies me for the position of vice- lege, I feel experienced, capable ing from the draft to OCCCD president. I make no promises other leadership is of utmost importance. Board issues. I believe all political than to work hard and honestly for Therefore I'm running for the office views would be entertained at such a the student body of this college. ,' of A.S. Vice-president. I'll provide forum. that capable leadership. A vote for Jim Chasteen for presi- Vote for leadership, vote for ex- dent and Sally Graf for vice- perience, vote for the qualified can- president will work for the didate-vote for Tim Bonner-Saroff students-not just the student for A.S. vice-president. v senate-to inform the students and to provide an outlet for one's .Tim Bonner-Saroff Sally Graf political opinions to be expressed., i Chris Keyes Photos by Matt Johnson Vice-president Vice-president Vice-president

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Candidates speak Vet's office How do you feel about the draft? Cavanaugh makes survey THE DRAFT REGISTRATION With three years in the Service An act or process of select ing an in- The act of entering a name upon a for- of student dividual, or and four years in a managerial individuals, for compulsory mal registry or list, from which an in- nmilitarv service. capacity in business, my dividual may be chosen for compulsory background speaks for my ideas on draft military service. qualifications for sound decision- I. Age making.This past semester I have By (C1HRIS LENTZ enjoyed serving the students of 2. Male Female __ Fullerton College as a senator and Hornet Staff Writer have spent many hours working 3. In the event of a national emergency, would you volunteer for military service? with this past year's treasurer, Janet In a campus-wide effort to reach Hermosillo. a generalized attitude concerning Yes~ No ___ My main goal as treasurer would the draft and registration, the 4. If the law required you to register for the draft, would you register? Veteran Affairs Office is conducting be to insure that funds are available Yes _ _- No -__ for major projects, such as teacher a survey. evaluations, and to solve the park- "We at the Veterans Office are 5. I f registered, would you accept or reject induction if drafted or called for alternative ing problem. With your help and going to coordinate the views of' FC service? students on the draft and its your vote, I strive to make things a Yes __ No ___ little nicer for everyone during the registration," said Jack Chance of Scoming year.V the Veterans Affairs Office. "The 6. Do you see the need for registration for the draft? objective is to make a generalization Yes ___ No _ _ on various topics presented in the survey. The survey will be presented 7. Do you think women should have to register for the draft if it is imposed? to-the student body to see how the Yes _____ majority feels toward this topic o1f ____No Jay Cavanaugh the draft. 8. Would you approve a plan for "altenative" national service, such as national health Treasurer "It is our hope that we will have service, Peace Corps, Vista, as an option to compulsory military service? the results published in the May 23 Yes _ _ No_ _ edition of the Hornet," said Randolph Chance. Early return of the survey Comments is urged so -as the results can be 1 have been active in the Senate quickly tabulated and submitted to -I for the past year, serving as e- r the Hornet. chairperson and vice-chairperson of Please fill out this survey and turn the Planning and Research Commit- it in to the Veteran Affairs Office VATS T44E LJLTI/A4TE- +LETt .OTR) tee. I have worked two years with an located in Building T7, across from FOR THE MOVIE TihAT$ RE8WLiotS, accounting firm and served one year the men's gym. OL)T3FRKEN AND COMPLETELY as financial secretary for Mount '.WSAWrARY_ Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. Being active in the Senate I have with ApGmpa[ @ recognized financial changes that I feel are necessary in order to better 1 economize and serve the student V s i~\ XEROX COL OR COPIER! body of Fullerton College.. As treasurer I will be working This fantastic machine produces full-colorcopies from to ascer- 35 mm slides, overhead transparencies, photographs tain these changes in order to better and, yes, even makes t-shirt transfers! The only machine serve you.P of its kind in Orange County. Of course, we still offer a Sij complete line of all other printingservices, includingco- pying, collating and binding term papers.. We're fast, high quality and inexpensive, so come in today! We're located next to the Post Office at 7340 E. Chapman Aye, Fullerton. Or call 877-COPY.

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The Hornet editorial board reserves the right to select and edit the news and advertising which appears in this newspaper. All unsigned editorials represent a majority of editorial staff opinion. Views ex- pressed in signed editorials are the author's, not necessarily the Hornet's. The Hornet is edited and published weekly, except during summer months, ex- Board action ominous Im Hornet am periods and school holidays, by the Journalism Department of Fullerton Col- lege, 321 E. Chapman Av., Fullerton, Co. SS34. It is jointly financed as a service by the Hornet Business Office, the Associated Students and the college administra- By JEFF RUBIO 13 staff tion. The Hornet is printed at the Midway Press, 10620 South Pioneer Blvd., Santa Hornet Staff Writer Fe Springs, Ca., and is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press and the California Newspaper Publishers Association. Last Tuesday was a dark day for k policy Opinions from readers are welcome in the form of letters to the education in the North Orange Hornet. Letters should not exceed 300 words ano must be signed County Community College District and submitted to Room 512 by noon on the Tuesday prior to desired (NOCCCD). At that time, the date of publication. We reserve the right to edit letters to conform to space, style and libel considerations. NOCCCD Board of Trustees, in an effort to defeat a lawsuit filed .- against it by the Gay Lesbian Stu- dent Education Union (GLSEU) after a club charter was denied that group, rescinded the charters of all student clubs operating on the district's two college campuses. Technically, the board's action Park? Park where? does not prohibit the clubs from continuing to function. It does, however, unfairly create great and Fullerton College has its own "diamond lane." It is the signs posting the restricted hours have been unnecessary difficulties for them. not exactly like those swallowing up all of our freeway removed. 1 won't bother enumerating the onramps, although it is comparable to the infamous You can just drive up, alone, at eleven now and say virtues of the clubs-they are too Santa Monica Freeway Diamond Lane Project of a "I've got a class" and some attendants will wave you numerous to mention. And what's few years back. on in. One unidentified attendant said they told him if more, the members of the NOCC- The project here at FC is the Ride Share Program a students has a class it would be alright to let that stu- CD Board are well aware of the restrictions placed on Lot 2, the center lot on Lemon dent drive in. Another attendant gets very rude if you beneficial functions these organiza- St. even approach the lot without passengers. tions serve. The problem here at FC, as at any other location in Then there is a new sign saying something about These "public servants" were Southern California, is that you can't take existing one-third of the lot being open for non-car poolers. quite prepared to sit through the transportation facilities and size them down to con- But how do they know when one-third is in? And testimony of the many students, serve fuel or reduce smog or whatever-not as long as which third is it? How do they know if the lone driver faculty and other individuals who we remain so dependent upon our automobiles. existing in his vehicle was in a car pool or not when he tried, in the name of these benefits, The controversy over the car pool lot is two-fold. drove in? They don't know-they can't know. to dissuade them from adopting He then directed the assembly's enable him to see the "positive" ef- The restrictions themselves have been continually You could also just drive in, anyway, but watch out. Chancellor Clark's resolution. attention to the board's attorney, fects which the student's clubs modified since the program's inception in March, As soon as they get your license plate number through Whether they were actually who attempted to assuage the fears would reap from having their making enforcment non-uniform, sporadic and often the DMV they'll call you and threaten you with a repri- prepared to listen, however, is of the students by assuring them charters revoked. non-existent. mand, a suspension, and, ultimately, an explusion. debatable. that this would not be the case, and I would assume that this man is And, parking has long been a troubling issue at FC. Why do we even bother will all of this? A few years It is ironic that at one point in the that the only change in the present an intelligent person (however much So what do they do about it? They cut it down futher. back we had the opportunity to build a parking struc- meeting, the lone dissenter among status of the clubs would be that the I question his integrity). L'm sure we ended up "giv- They take the wrong approach in the name of conser- ture. It would have gone in the lot the board members, Alan Kaye, district will no longer be responsible that he is more aware of the negative vation.. ing" to the high school. moved to end the discussion and get in any way for the students' clubs. consequences of this move than he That is the solution to our parking problems. A What about the students? They come here for on with the vote. It seems only Another board member said that would have us think. It's very in- pay for itself. educational and vocational programs from all over parking strcture would logical to me that if this man saw the he "would think that the students teresting to witness how some peo- would be cheaper to build than most parking North Orange County...in their cars. This is a com- It slightest chance that some of the would be glad that they will no ple, when determined to achieve a structures because it could be an open building (not muter campus. The students need to get here and park others would join him in opposition longer have the board involved in certain end, can adapt their ra- here so they fully enclosed), with no elevators-just ramps, can learn here. of the ugly resolution, he would not their affairs." tionale at random to suit such an Many students don't have compatible schedules as sidewalks and, maybe, stairs. have been so quick to close the mat- The conclusions drawn by these end. people with nine-to-five jobs do. It is hard to locate The ground level would be restricted for handi- ter. two trustees were a mockery of the Machiavelli would have been pro- who lives within a reasonable driving range capped and disabled persons. someone But it was probably as clear to seriousness of this matter. By that ud of this man, as he would have who goes to school and comes home at A quarter per car to enter, or a higher priced park- the same hours. him then as it is to a lot of us now, point in the meeting when the one been of the whole board, (with the It is almost impossible to find two people like that. ing fee-providing a magnetic card instead of or in ad- that even the greatest and most elo- gave his interpretation of exception of Trustee Kaye) for this dition to a sticker-with automatic, unmanned gates, gentleman (Some attendants will let you in with only one quent forces of reason would have exercise in ruthless, would bring the money in. Then a car pool lot could be the students' concerns, it had skillful passenger, though.) been doomed to fall on deaf ears pragmatic politics. introduced without taking away those precious park- become plenty clear that it is not How do you beat the car pool rules? You could get that night. The board had made up have never even crossed ing spaces. fear of extinction which so concerns It would inflatable dummies or mannequins as they did on the its mind long before the meeting my mind that the problem posed by Right now, though, if you try to fight it, a possible everyone involved with the clubs, Santa Monica Freeway (or as a recent Hornet cartoon assembled. Issue closed. Damn the the GLSEU's lawsuit could be so jested), or you can pick up a couple of students who legal argument is the "contract" you signed when you but rather the difficulty which the citizenry who elected them-full sidestepped by simply are "hoofing it" up Lemon. They get a lift to school; paid for your sticker. It said you could park in all "S" clubs will face in carrying on their easily speed ahead! affairs. withdrawing recognition of all the you get a close-by parking space. lots; it didn't say "except in such and such a lot during As a spectator of the event, I can The students and others who at- clubs in the district. Clean and sim- That's how some do it. Others come late for class. so and so hours." Bring that up and they will probably fairly accurately pinpoint the precise ple. No more clubs, no more pro- They drive into the "car pool only" lot at a few offer you a refund, not a solution to the problem. tended the meeting knew what was moment at which I felt the last but find blem! Voila. minutes past eleven and take one of the several, long- But, the police won't cite you-they say it's not at stake. They couldn't help ounce of hope for a reasonable out- When a body entrusted with the empty, parking spaces Or at least they did do that. incorporated into the official regulations and it is not out, because it is they who are come being drained from my body. public authority ceases to serve the Now the hours have been changed to 11:30 a.m. and covered by a city ordinance or any state law as of yet. directly involved and they who will It occurred when the hour or so of now suffer the consequences of the needs of its constituents and exists assorted pleas to the board's' board's arrogance and irrespon- only to serve its own ends, it humanity (?) had concluded, and sibility. becomes a dangerous thing, an enti- Courtroom broadcasting one member took it upon himself to As for the one trustee who just ty to be feared by all who are' subject summarize the concerns of the couldn't understand why the stu- to its selfish whims. Tuesday night students. "As I see it," he said, dent aren't glad to have the board the NOCCCD Board of Trustees By CHRISTINE I LEE Still, others believe the evil of right of the public, of society as a "the students are concerned that removed from their affairs, I find it proved itself to be such an entity. Hornet Staff and of broadcasting as its in- Writer televised trials lies not in the noise whole, their clubs will not be allowed to more than just a little coincidence and appearance of the camera, but strument. continue to exist." that it took a $250,000 lawsuit to For many years the broadcast in- in the trial participants' awareness dustry has been requesting the right that they are being televised. We are concerned with the way in1 to televise trials directly from cour- which a trial t This is not a mere problem of is conducted, and not trooms. The time has come for simply with the decision arrived at. broadcasting; it is also a problem of California to join 22 other states in The public interest in a public trialI the efficient administration of Adoptees have rights, too such broadcasting. does not lie in the right of a citizen justice. It is not a problem of right Some have viewed with skep- to be a spectator but in keeping ourr versus wrong. Rather, it is a clash ticism the trend toward letting citizens from being violated of theirr two inportant civil rights Goodman, an FC graduate who station cameras into state courtrooms, the between civil rights. By MIKE FOSTER editorial supporting such a reason being that they may be in- we treasure the most-the First Editorial Editor returned this year. "I can unders- bill for adoptees' rights. strusing and distracting. Amendment which provides us with The requirement of a public trial tand how she felt but I just had to "I want my child to love me as its .freedom of the press, and the Sixth know about my real mother." mother," she stated. "We (adopted It should be noted, however, that is for the benefit of the accused; thatt Adoptee or adopter? Whose Amendment which provides for a parents) don't want to lose our television and radio representatives the public may see he is fairly dealtt rights outweigh whose? And what Donna feels adoptees should be fair and speedy trial for every in- children's love to a parent who are not excluded from trials by with. It is my opinion thatt about the parent who gives up the told that they are adopted and that didn't Canon 35 of the American Bar dividual accused of a crime. guidelines can be set for the broad- child for adoption? court documents should not protect want them in the first place." Adoptees should have the legal Maybe she had the key to the Association which reads: "Pro- These conflicting rights must be casting industry to ensure thatt the natural parents. right to find out about their natural whole thing right there. If adopted ceedings in court should be con- reconciled somehow. The private broadcasting of court proceedingss "I love my (adopted) mother," ducted with fitting dignity and rights of the individual citizen must would be conducted with dignity parents. Adoptees should also be children are given enough love, V Donna said, "but I have my rights, more love than in the past, they will decorum." be weighed carefully against the and decorum. told, maybe from the time they are too." small children, that they are return that love in appreciation for The California State Legislature their upbringing. Then, when they special-they were hand-selected, will be considering a bill to grant -mamolh do learn of their adoption and of they were adopted. certain rights to adoptees when they letters Some of this is hands off for the their real parents, their void will be reach 18 years of age. Activities oustide from school will government. No one will touch an filled and they will remain the loving promote their sexuality. Homosexu- issue that involves the very center of A recent caller to radio station children of the mother and father ality is a sexual state. It is living a family unit but, in some states, KFWB in Los Angeles protested the who raised them. NOCCCD GLSEU their sexuality in a manner which laws are being passed to open sealed deviates from the middle class public records to adopted children mores. The taxpayers should not The issue of whether or not to when they become adults. After the board of trustees voted to subsidize a club on a public club has been the subject have This allows them to find out who down all clubs on Tuesday, it form a gay school campus which has as its of much controversy. It is an issue their natural parents were and Hornet Staff becomes apparent that the board prime factor for unity, one's sex- cares which has been debated from a possibly locate them. This also stirs about no one but themselves. uality. The taxpayers should not be What other religious perspective and the controversy and emotions because Editor in Chief...... Diane Quartarolo board of trustees would forced to subsidize any club which is make perspective of personal rights. I of the age-old sanctity of a family's News Editor...... Connie Spenger so many people suffer because not a direct extension of the educa- they don't believe the issue should be examined rights and an individual's rights. News Assistant...... Sandy Allen want to recognize one tional system. Editorial Editor...... Mike Foster club? from the point of view of the tax- My mother was adopted. As long Don't they realize that it is a If a gay club were to be allowed Feature Editor ...... Jaye Pape direct violation payers and the educational merit of as I can remember, she had wanted Feature Assistant...... Rosemary James of those students' the people who participated in S and rights as Americans? such a club. to fill a little void in her past. She Entertainment Editor...... Jeff Rubio The only thing M would have just as much right to that the board has accomplished is If a gay club were to be formed it wanted to know her real family. Sports Editor...... M ark Toma would be a restrictive club from the found a club. Even nymphomaniacs "I knew I had a sister that looked Sports Assistant...... Steve Hughes they weaseled their way out of a and satyrists would or should have Photo Editor...... Rich Myers lawsuit, one they knew they couldn't onset. What percentage of the stu- like me," my mother told some Photo Assistant...... Nancy Sheridan equal rights. Of course that sounds win. dent body is gay? The number of friends after she had found some of Business Manager...... Debi Shulkatis and is intended to. I am immediately excluded from ridiculous her relatives. "I always thought she Office M anager ...... Tom W arner What will happen now? Clubs are students not inferring gays should not have Typesetter ...... Ruth W eiland gone; next might participating in the club would cer- was my twin. She wasn't but I did come our athletic equal rights, 1 firmly believe they teams, theatre and music tainly exceed 80 percent. find some sisters, my grandfather, groups, and should. I don't believe sexuality is if that happens, next will be Fullerton What classroom activity would and my father. something that should be considered Reporters: Lisa Parks, Pauline Weldon Von Mizener, Chris Lentz, Bruce Wadman, and Cypress Colleges this club be an extension of? The -"1 think the right of the adopted themselves. in the job market either. Sexuality Randy Everett, John McElligott, Eric Von Mizener, Deborah Pedlow and 101 Repor- Unfortunately, the one member reader might suggest a psychology child is more important than the ting students. does not enhance or take away from who did vote for the clubs will have class. If this were the case, then it (natural) mother's," she continued. job performance. Sexuality is not Cartoonists: Jaye Pape and Rick Jones. to live the rest of his term with might be suggested the gay club be a "The real mother doesn't want to be these contagious-not you or your child is other rights violators. But at least we subdivision of the psychology club. embarrassed about why she gave up Photographers: Rich Myers, Jaye Pape, Nancy Sheridan and Jay David. going to go home with a fever and won't have to worry for long. In my estimation, sexuality is her child." The wake up a homosexual. board voted clubs out at Fullerton and something dealt with outside of Natural parents do want their Advertising Staff: DeEtte Lucien, Tom Bolduc, Mike Foster, Rosemary James, Tom Sexuality has nothing to do with Warner, plus 126AB classes. Cypress, and at the same classroom activities. Certainly there right to privacy. So do the adopted time, voted job performance, intelligence, looks themselves out of office. They is chemistry between students in the parents. but it also has nothing to do with already have my recall vote. classroom; however, it is dealt with "My mother didn't want me or Adviser: Lew Barrett. activities. Advertising Advisor and Rick's conscience: Larry Taylor on a social level away from the classroom my brother to find out we were Thomas Johnson classroom. Deborah Pedlow adopted," says Donna Phillips

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afraid to be entertaining; they're there to be entertained and we're going to entertain them," said Tay- lor, adding that DA is not going to Deligh tful horn ocide "preach" to their audiences. The The response of Christians to DA By MIKE PAD(;ETI two protaganists, if they can he called that, (are turning to the secular market has Hornet Staff Writer they really been mixed, he reported. responsible for those deaths?), are Philip Lombard and Vera Clay- Recently, students have had the "We've never really felt the thorne (John D. Cruz and Lezlie opportunity to see a niumbcr of peo- (Christian) body is ready to accept Booth). They are slowly drawn ple murdered within the space of it. By and large they don't know to each other, although the re- two hours right here on the Fuller- what to make of a Christian rock lationship is not built up that well. ton College campus. band." Lombard is the dashing and hu- No, the "Freeway Killer" has not "'I feel there is a strong basis of morous hero-type and Clay- struck at FC. It's the FC Theater Christians-it's small, but it's thorne a beautiful and cool Art's production of ''Ten Little In- strong support." he secretary. said, showing a dians." recent issue of Contemporary Chris- There are some weak spots, The play, written by~ the late tian Music sporting a photo of DA however. Rogers, the butler, played mystery writer Agatha Christie, is on the cover. by Paul D. Cote, seems to show no based on her book of the same "We want to do a lot of local title. grief when his wife is killed. Dr. Two movies have been made of the things in clubs,' Taylor added, "it's Armstrong work-the excellent "And Then (Richard Miller), the a challenge; it's something that's nervous type, overplays his part, his There Were None," different." made in the hysterical character causing almost Photo by Jay David '40s, and the more recent and less as hysterical laughter from some of Getting out a tape of "Horren- excellent "Ten-Little Indians." dous Disc," the audience. Taylor commented that In the play, eight guests wtih Daniel Amos Band the release date is still uncertain. He General Mackenzie (Sam Camp- 'praying' suspicious pasts are invited for a also pointed out that Larry bell) slips from total awareness to Nor- weekend at an old mansion by the man, another Christian artist who almost psychotic senility instantly. sea. There, a recording is played ac- has done And Justice Wargrave, played by for success on club circuit artwork for various cusing them all of being responsible albums, including his own and Barbara T. Pierce, gives a very By ERIC von MIZENER ed as "freeing Christian music" in some way for various deaths. and Street Level Artists has proved Randy Stonehill's, will be doing the wooden and somewhat boring per- and PAULINE WELDON from the bounds of MOR. Afterward, they mysteriously begin to be a good decision, he noted, in same for "Horrendous Disc." formance in an important role. This Hornet Staff Writers "Horrendous Disc," likewise, is a to die, one by one. For each death, lieu of Maranatha's move to sell Listening to the album, one can part seemed to be miscast; a middle- collection of solid rock numbers one ceramic decorative Indian is A&S Records and Wayne Coombs detect the band's change in style aged woman judge is not as convinc- With the recording of their long- venturing into the realm of new broken by some unseen person. Agency's change of format. over the last three years as the ing as the kindly old man who was awaited third alb'um, "Horrendous wave. sound In this production, the cast, for In spite of these delays, Taylor is ranges from the rock 'n roll of the judge in "And Then There Were Disc," completed and waiting for "The last country song the most part, gave an enjoyable optimistic that "Horrendous Disc" "Never Leave," "Tidal Wave," None." release, Daniel Amos is looking was 'Happily Married Man' in '76 performance. Anthony Marston, will be released within the next few and "Hound of Heaven" to heavy The set is fantastic, the dimly lit ahead to the L.A club circuit. or '77. But that's not to we'll played by Craig G. say months. metal in "I Love You" and new Smith, is an en- parlour room adding mood to the "What we're aiming for at the never do another counftry song," thusiastic and funny The transition into the secular wave in the title track. character who mystery. For the most part, the play immediate time is for the band to said Taylor. has "I don't think we're market will be difficult, he con- a particular fondness for the is a fast-moving and enjoyable per- break out to the masses," said Terry confined word by styles." ceded, noting that the band will The rest of Daniel Amos consists "wizard," which he uses to formance. All in all, it's a nice way Taylor, lead vocalist and guitarist, Among the band's reasons for describe just about everything. during a recent interview. "What have to start at the bottom again. of Jerry Chamberlain, lead guitar, to see a number of people die. changing directions, explained Taylor also admitted that switching and vocals; Mark Cook, keyboards we're looking for -is airplay in a Taylor, is that Maranatha! Music, fields will mean making some and vocals; Ed McTaggart, drums major way." their former label, thought of the sacrifices, pointing out that "it's and vocals; Marty Dieckmeyer, One of the problems facing DA is group as "roving musical mis- W 4tT'ST TE ULTIMATE 1- LETT RWORD 1 making the transition from the surprising,. but churches pay a lot bass; and Alex MacDougall, drums sionaries." better than the clubs do." and percussion. FOR~ TILE MOVI'E TE4AT CLLP (lIVE Christian music market to secular. "We would drive nearly 800 miles AJVYOWE ova 21 A STROjE Since their release of "Shotgun a day on tour and spend nights with Another problem facing DA is the Listening to "Horrendous Disc" Angel"in 1976, DA has switched families that volunteered their stigma attached to Christian and DA in rehearsal, it sounds like labels, agents, and direction of their homes. This usually entailed the performers. this is one group that should be music. kids giving up their rooms and our "We're basically a rock band that meeting with success in the not-to- The group's self-titled 1975 debut sleeping in bunk beds that were only is made up of Christians. We're not distant future. album established them as a country five feet long," he added. "Not i band, with "Don't Light your Own many people can accomodate a six- Fire" gaining airplay on several man band." country stations. "Shotgun Angel" was a change in "At the same time, Maranatha the band's style, including hard (Music) was getting more into the rockers "He's Gonna Do A Number "Praise " albums and wanted to put on You" and "Better," as well as the less conventional groups such as country styled "Black Gold.Fever," ourselves, Darrell Mansfield Band, and "Posse in the Sky" as well as and Isaac Air Freight onto their the title track. The album, which new, second label, A&S Records," left most Christian markets with related Taylor. trouble meeeting demand, was hail- The switch to Solid Rock Records - rp~8R~8nas~srs~d~ss~~

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A ili'. - -1... , "_. i A l1i7 ., BY KIM HUTTMANN Two days later I was in Holly- you say something stupid... it's By JAYE.tAI'E stereotypes, and prejudices, and ships, it is easy to see that people Hornet Staff Writer wood along with 100 others com- normal in a tense situation. You're Feature Editor discuss ways to deal with and even don't seem to want to learn from peting against each other to be the competing. change these attitudes, their past mistakes. In the United "Introducing, the Smith'family.. " most impressive to the inter- A still smaller group will more More and more FC students are The class explores such things as States alone, Americans were guilty "John Jones! Come on down.." viewers. This is where the real ef- than likely be chosen to go on with 1learning about their own and other the high rate of alcoholism and of inhumane treatment of Native "And the host of our show.. " fort comes in. the interview. This does not always iracial groups through an excellent suicides among the American In- Americans, who they "discovered," Do you ever wonder what it Game show contestants are not mean that you are guaranteed to be cclass instructed by Jerry Padilla. dians, why hypertension kills a used blacks in slavery, and commit- would be like to be a contestant on expected to be beauty queens, nor American Ethnic Studies is the higher percentage of blacks than ted countless crimes to the Japanese a game show? What it would be are they expected to have a genius ccourse, and opening the eyes of whites, and why homocide is the in relocating camps during World students to a like to be the one in front of the level I.Q. The best contestant is Besides possibly being very real problem of leading cause of death for black War II (to name just a few racial in- Joe Average who gives the dumb 1racism in our society is one of its men and women in the 25 to 34 age justices). T.V. cameras, perhaps winning profitable, goals. $5,000, $10,000, $20,000? answers to the ridiculous ques- it's fun, and a Participating students category. Though we have come a long 1become 1 recently became a contestant tions, and who only tries to get on great way to lot out your aware of the reasons we With just a brief glance at the way, hostility and racist attitudes Ihave try-out, and besides possibly being the show to help send a daughter to zaniness. formed racist attitudes, world's history in race-relation- are still very much alive today. One profitable, I found it's fun, and a college or to buy a much needed prime example is the Iran situation. great way to let out your zaniness. new car or an extravagant gift for a Many Iranians in the States are Too many people don't realize spouse on an up-coming 50th wed- being prejudged from their appear- how simple it is to be interviewed ding anniversary. on the show. You may be told that ance and the simple fact that they to appear on a game show. If you The most important thing the in- you will receive a letter within a are Iranian. They become the watch any of them, you might terviewers will be looking for is certain period of time if you made stereotype Americans have labeled notice that the producers give a assertiveness. Give it all you've it. If you do, good luck. If you them with. They, in all probability, phone number, or an address, tell- got; you've got nothing to lose. don't, there other game shows and have absolutely nothing to do with ing how to contact the inter- You're there to WIN. all it will have cost you is a few the hostage's situation, but, never- viewers. Some shows advertise in You will probably be asked to gallons of gas and the price of theless, will be bombarded with the newspaper and a few on the tell about yourself. Be prepared to parking. You will have had an in- "piss on Iran" bumper stickers and radio. relate something unusual. There's teresting and enjoyable experience. Ayatollah dart boards. something unique about I was one who did not make the Possibly, to some, prejudice in everybody, and that's what they show. I was chosen to be in one of ythe name of politics seems just. But want to know. the smaller,groups, but did not \ what if it's in the name of skin Give it all you've got; After the initial meeting the in- make the last group, the most im- Scolor? How can this constitute any you've got nothing to lose. terviewers will weed out a smaller portant. valid reason to commit violent acts group to continue with the inter- I'm not discouraged, however. I toward another, disassociate or You're there to WIN. view. They may just want to talk just didn't have what "Card associate with someone, or even to further, or, as in the case of my in- Sharks" wanted, but it's always stereotype an individual because of terview, they may ask you to possible that I have something his or her color? I began by watching the news- "play" the game. another show does want. Many students in Jerry Padilla's paper for ads on shows that 1 If you do play, be quick with I intend to pursue my venture, class were unaware of all the pre- might want to try out for. "Card any answers you may have to give, and hopefully someday be up in judice feelings they had prior to tak- Sharks" was advertising, so I call- or any reactions that are ap- front of the cameras winning all ing the class. ed to make an appointment. propriate. Don't be embarrassed if that money. "I never thought of myself as be- ing prejudice at all before taking the class but I have come to find just jK~_- ~. 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L A mented one Ethnic Studies student. J Learning social, cultural, racial, and ethnic aspects of American society can help many to sort out their mislead racist attitudes to come to a realization that ethnocen- TEACHER FIELDING-Jerry Padilla (right), ethnic studies instructor, trism, prejudice, and discrimination holds informal give-and-take session with students Daryl Grier and Laurie are diseases that don't belong in a Israel on a field trip. healthy society.

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VANISHING FARMS-Near Anaheim Stadium but tucked along the east farms, but there are few remaining farm houses and barns left in the side of the Orange Freeway is this farm with its wood barns, house and agricultural stronghold.

other facilities. Many vacant acres of the county often support strawberry Photos by Rich Myers Vanishi'ng Orange ICounty

PRESERVING VICTORIAN-Although this Silverado home looks like a page of the Orange County architecture of 70 years ago, it is a restoration. A patient builder is attempting to preserve the beauty and color of ornate wood construction and bay windows. The third floor and its steeple is more typical of church construction, but the railed porch and the wood siding are all typical of Victorian architecture.

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*By BRUCE WADMAN (there are only five freshmen on the song. One verse went as follows: But when nearing Long Beach Ci- Hornet Staff Writer team) have been together f'or the "When we find ourselves in times ty College, guard and co-captain Amidst the jubilence of the better part of two years, as they of trouble, Coach Riley comes to us, Mickey McAulay led the team in players within the bus on the way comipeted in a summer league at screaming words of wisdom- their official fight song. back to Fullerton College, Diane Golden West College. Last May, though she tries not to cuss. This was made up earlier in the Tinkham, center and co-captain for Fullerton ended their season with a "Ilf that doesn't loosen them year, during the bus ride to Long the Fullerton up,'' College women's semi-final loss in the same tourna- Riley said, "'nothingz will.'' B~each City College for the fourth basketball team, had trouble taking ment. Now they were entering the The bus ride was boisterotus. Dtue game of the year, which turned out in what happened. semi-finals again, but not quite as in to the length of time they had been to be the Hornets' first loss, bowing While most of the players danced tact as they would like to have been. together, they all acted as if they to L.. B.C.C., 72-68. The song has in the aisles singing such top-40 It was stiff-upper-lip time in Fuller- were pretty comfortable around been used for every game since then, smashes as the themes from ton. each other, like a family. they even sang it during the halftime Gilligan's Island and the Brady The Fullerton suffered another rough Hornets ribbed each other (rio one warmups in the finals later that Bunch, Tink ham sat quietly near the first half in the semi-finals against was safe from this) and one even did e venling. end of the bus. Her eyes were star- San Diego Mesa. The Hornets shot a handstand on a bus seat. continued on page 9 ing straight ahead, a bewildered 34 percent in the half, while Mesa look on her face. Abruptly, she shot 48 percent and led at halftime, said: "This is as far as we could go, 3 1-28. and we did it. I can't believe it." The Hornets got things together What the Hornet's had ac- in the second half, and finally beat complished twenty minutes earlier Mesa in overtime, 8 1-74. Jenson was win the 1980 Southern Califor- poured in 18 points and nabbed 11l nia Community College Women's rebounds for FC, while Anderson Basketball Championship, knock- scored 17, and Cooper scored 15 ing off the defending champs, with 11 rebounds. Golden West, 65-57 in the finals "The intensity was here tonight," Saturday at Long Beach City Col- Riley said. lege. It appeared that the Hornets' After the game, it was announced walking wounded, Tinkham and that three Hornets made the all Flynn, would be ready for the finals tournament team. Forward Chan- against Golden West. Flynn, thanks dra Anderson was selected by virtue to a tightly wrapped ankle, scored of her 33 points in the last two I 1 points, and Tinkham wound up games of the tournament. with eight. "I'll be all right," she Sue Jenson made the tournament said, "better than ever." team by virtue of an average of 11.6 WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM HER FRIENDS-Hornet guard Mickey points and 9.3 rebounds per game. McAuley takes the net down from hoop after winning Southern California Before the bus ride for the finals, Liz Cooper, Hornet forward, was JC championship with 65-57 victoryc over Golden West. Photos by Bob Simon the Hornets gathered in the FC awarded tournament MVP. Cooper ing round game against Mira Costa. been working for this (champion- women's gym where guard Kathy led the Hornets in scoring and re- Fullerton overcame a shaky start ship) since September." Macrorie and forward Cheryl Nault bounding averaging 15 points and and pulled away late in the game, The team got together in provided the entertainment, dress- 12 rebounds a game. outscoring the Spartans 10-2 in the September, enrolling in classes ing like San Francisco hippies from On the bus ride back, Cooper sat final 2:47 for a 69-51 win. the 1960s, they adapted a Beatles', taught by Riley. The sophmores VICTORY RIDE-Coach Colleen Riley is held high by her players. alone in one of the middle seats, "We didn't shoot well," said I joy-filled tears racing down her Riley, who saw her team miss 47 of Orange County's Largest Discount Art and Engineering Supply Store. cheeks. In one hand, she clutched 75 shots. "We haven't had a game the travel bag she won for making' in 12 days, and they felt the "A" DISCOUNTSPCASTDN:ICOTS the tournament team, in the other tournament-applied pressure of one * Air Brushes " Technical pens . Drafting hand was the trophy she won for loss and you're out. Furniture " Winsor Newton ".Crescent Mat MVP. Somebody put one of the net Board " Gumbacher -Custom Framing."I cords around Cooper's neck, the Shooting, A&f-gevaert cameras arnd materials however, wasn't the S* Letraset " Chartpak . Formatt " Markers." other was placed around coach Col- only thing that went wrong. All- v PBortfolios ".Lucygraphs " Printing Supplies leen Riley's neck. Riley also got the conference selection Tinkham came I_- Where you can afford the best! traditional ride on the players' down with strep throat the day IN THE COLLEGE SQUARE CENTER. 2435 CHAPMAN AVENUE shoulders-but on the court, not on before the Mira Costa game, and THE SAME CENTER AS BUILDERS FULLERTON, CALIF. 92634s,.. the bus. It was definitely a night to another all-conference selection, EMPORIUM & COLLEGE BOWL. t74)-38 48 remember. Maureen Flynn, came down wrong Monday-Friday 8:00 to 7:00 Sat 10:00 to 6:00 (714"73 648 Before that memorable Saturday on her right ankle and sprained it came around, however, there were with 10:21 to play. Flynn later times in the three-night event that returned to play in the game. \t. II /i\t, \ I! 1L/1 11 ll.// Iti I' lul M /1 ii~--- the Hornets would just as soon "Why is it all going wrong now?" -'r iL forget. Take, for example, the open- Flynn said the day after. "We've OOQQO©VC0 0 D 0 00-00'Q 0 CQ O SUMER--3085- 0 0 O0THO0W OPEN

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By STEPHEN HUGHES with an injury, but now we're all state tournament, which began to- players are weaker than the Sports Assistant playing very good tennis," com- day and will continue through southern players. mented Stine, who has just put tomorrow. Co-captain Joan Warnisher, who The Fullerton College men's ten- together a strong finish at the end of didn't lose a match in conference ac- nis team is now coming into its own. the year. Sena just missed the state "This is the best season we've tion, feels that "success is not Led by Eric Quade, the Hornets championships, losing his final ever had," commented women's measured in winning and losing but finished a close second to Sad- match in two tie-breakers. Co- coach Ann Read. Read feels that a on a player's attitude-on and off dleback in the Southern California captain Shepard feels the northern strong schedule-is partly responsible the court." Read agrees. "I don't Championships. Grossmont, Fuller- schools are at least equal or better for the team's first place finish in measure a season in wins and losses. ton's South Coast Conference rival, than the southern schools. "How the South Coast Conference. "The I judge a season in human ex- finished in a second place tie with we do is unpredictable. We don't South Coast Conference is the perience. If you judge a contest in FC. know the competition," said strongest in Southern California," winning and losing, then for half of The Hornets qualified three Shepard. said Read. In contrast to men's ten- the contestants, it just isn't worth singles players for' the state cham- Coach Oran Breeland feels his nis, she feels that the northern the effort." pionships in Eric Quade, Greg Stine team members aren't going to and Kevin Platt. The top eight receive a good draw in the state singles players and doubles team championships. "As a team, we've qualify for the state tournament. improved a great deal and I think we Softball team takes The Hornet doubles team of Quade could beat anybody right now," and Roger Shepard also qualifed for said Breeland. "We won't get a very Hornets this year, sectional tournament PRACTICE CUT-Paul Felix, a' .313 hitter for the state. All three singles players lost good draw because we didn't play follows through on a swing in batting practice. Fullerton's season ended their quarter-final matches, but well enough or get far enough in the By GREG MATAS sectionals, yesterday afternoon following a 5-1 loss to Orange Coast in the South Coast beating Ventura 1-0, were already qualified for state. Southern Cals." Hornet Staff Writer Chaffey 6-0, and Pasadena 3-0. Conference Shaughnessy baseball playoffs. Photo by Bob Simon "We had problems in the middle With everyone up and playing In the finals, the Hornets met of the year with Ed Sena coming off strong, upsets are always in the Golden West, who was the defen- making. A good example would be The Fullerton College softball ding state champions. "Golden Kevin Platt's tension-filled clutch team took first place in the Southern West didn't give up so easily," Goettsc he in golf final victory in the Southern California California Sectional Tournament Davis explains. "They took advan- Broomball championships. He held on in the which began at Golden West last tage of a few bad judgment plays." By BARRY KIVI Behind Goettsche's winning 140' second set to beat Grossmont's weekend, despite the absence of It was 3-0 in favor of Fullerton If you feel like having a lot of Hornet Staff Writer was Grossmont's Ed Cuff with a number two player, Gerado Varela, South Coast Player of the Year, when Golden West put the pressure fun and sweating a little, show up 142. Cuff will make the trip north 6-4, 7-6. The Hornets will be playing Kris Burner. on by tying the score in the bottom Saturday night at 11:30 p.m. at Although the Fullerton College with his tournament-winning team. their first match today against nor- The team now has a 32-9 record of the sixth. The game went into ex- Glacier Falls ice skating rink in golf team placed a distant ninth in Following those two was L.A. thern players at Pierce College. which is good enough to qualify tra innings, with the Hornets even- Anaheim for an eventful game of the recent Southern California Pierce's Mark Phillips (143), Dirk them for the state championships. tually winning it, 4-3. In addition to broomball. The women's tennis championships, the team still has a Johnson of Cerritos (146), Keith team closed The Hornets are now just two wins winning the tournament, Fullerton Every student and a friend are out the season with a fourth place hope in next week's state champion- Brown from Santa Monica (147) away from the state title. took home seven individual perfor- ships in the name of Jeff Goettsche. and Mark Badraun of Saddleback invited to come out with their ten- finish in the Southern California Coach Margo Davis said, "The mance awards. nis shoes and a taped-up broom championships. The Hornet women Goettsche has been designated the and Al Flores of Citrus with 148's. girls played brilliantly in the first The Hornets have their first state to have fun. finished with a total of 13 best golfer in Southern California prepared points. three games of the sectional tourna- play-off game on Friday night These five at 7 after shooting rounds of 71 and 69 teams and six medalists Glacier Falls is located on ment." Fullerton recorded three p.m. against Santa Rosa will travel Kathy McFadden reached the at Mission for a five-stroke-under-par tourna- to the Pasatiempo and Katella Ave between Harbor Blvd. shutouts in the Southern California College in Santa Clara. ment, giving him the title and the Delaveaga Country Clubs in Santa and the Santa Ana Freeway and is quarter-finals to qualify in singles; chance to go to the state tournament Cruz on Monday for the state finals. about one mile west of Anaheim and she will be teaming with Wendy Stadium. Since the rink must be Cushing in doubles in the state on Monday. Three FC golfers that participated rented, the cost per player is a low tourney. This is the first time in FC While Goettsche led the in- in the Southern California tourna- I WMT'c 14E lrLTIk AE 4-~ LZIr~ dividuals, Grossmont College took two dollars each. history that a woman tennis player ment will return next year to give has ever qualified for the prestigous the first place team honors .with a Fullerton a solid base on which to 749. One stroke behind them with a build a team. These include Don 750 was the College of the Desert ' Walsh, John Ortega and John . I O/ - and the third position was taken by Schrader. Darren LaCharite, who " This"With Coupon *" Moorpark with a 757. The final two played in many of the South Coast spots were filled by San Bernardino Conference tournaments, will also and Golden West with a 759 and 768 join next year's team. TWO SMALL YOGURTS * respectively. These five teams will travel to "All of these guys have gained a * FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Santa Cruz to meet the best teams lot of experience during the year," " I \ v " ( .f . that Northern California has to of- said coach Glen Thomas. "I think * Toppings Extra ( 0 ' fer along with Goettsche and five that they will try harder next year / \ \ \N\ j other outstanding individuals from now that they know what it is like to " 2438 E. Chapman Ave. J Southern California. play in a tournament." (At State College) Expires May 24, 1980 SoCal titl continued from page 8 shouted, well, busloads of hip-hip- Now, once again to Long Beach hoorays. One for the freshmen, one LOW COST City College, but this time for the for the sophmores, one for coach ABORTION BIRTH CONTROL game of their lives, it was chanted Riley, one for the bus driver, even I dOMhu6 SroN ro A MEAm NEAR YOU I again: Personal Free Pregnancy one for the Pope. Confidential Counseling Testing They dribble and they pass. 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By STEPHEN HUG HES to promote foreign language ing foreign language department. Majoring in Psychology? A quick "There is a lot of work, but has traveled around the world three Hornet Staff Writer studies. "Knowing a second or third glance at the 79-80 course catalog languages are the most progressive times and has visited almost every "Our schools graduate a large language makes you a well-rounded will show the student that normal or trackable classes. You can see nation on earth. "One who does not ktnow a se- majority of students whose person and gives you feeling and ap- high school preparation includes your progress. "I'm convinced that knowing a cond language does not know one's knowledge and vision stops at the preciation for the cultures of other "foreign language with German "It's a thrill to know too that the foreign language is the mark of an own. " American shoreline, whose ap- people," Robertson said. preferred." Transfer students will chances are good that I'll be able to educated man. If you have - Goethe proach to international affairs is Fullerton College will be offering find that foreign languages are in- communicate with someone any bachelor's or a master's degree and provincial and whose heads have six foreign languages next fall. cluded in many majors under place in the world,"Mulder said. you do not know a second language, "America's scandallous in- been filled with astonishing misin- There will be courses in Biblical recommended courses. These ma- Janet Sullivan, a senior at Cal you are not fully educated," said competence in foreign languages formation," the report said. Greek, Chinese, French, German, jors are: Architecture, Biology, State Fullerton, has traveled exten- Bradley. She feels the United States also explains our dangerouisly inade- The report also indicated that Russian and Spanish. "You can Chemistry, Economics, English, sively throughout Europe during the is terribly behind in understanding quate understanding of world af- only eight percent of colleges and learn any language you want to Geography, History, Journalism, last three years. She has been an other countries and their cultures. fairs," said a recen t report universities still require study of a learn," Robertson said. "Each Physics, Political Science, Pre- assistant teacher this semester for "We're a couple of decades behind presented to President Ca rter. foreign language for undergraduate language has its own Dentistry, Pre-Medicine, Pre- Dr. John Walker's Elementary Ger- in foreign languages," she said. The Commission on Foreign admission. In 1966, 34 percent of characteristics." Nursing and Psychology. man class. Currently, she is in the "Foreign languages are a must for Language and Internation al Studies the institutions had that require- "If you want to be successful in a "Most likely, I would be a running for a one-year scholarship all students in all fields as an aux- has recently concluded 13 tmonths of ment. foreign language, you have to come valuable asset to any firm or com- from the Rotary Club and could be iliary skill." work by indicating America Ursula Robertson, Fullerton Col- to class every day and complete pany. The possibilities are endless," *studying in France this fall. Sullivan A good example of America's desperately needs governiment in- lege Foreign Language Department daily homework. Language is com- said Patrice Mulder, in her second will be receiving her bachelor's lack of competence in foreign centives, grants and new programs head, feels that FC has an outstand- munication which needs practice." year as a foreign language major. degree in French this semester and languages is a recent report released will continue her education for by Pan American World Airways. another two years to obtain her The report states that Pan Am had master's degree. to go over 16,000 resumes to fill 400 Are foreign languages as tough as job openings that required fluency From Saigon to Fullerton many students make them out to in at least one language besides be? Not according -to FC foreign English. It also revealed that the By NANCY KAYS No time to pack-their lives were all now. Both are in failing health. The together. At one point she received a language instructor Ludmilla U.S. government cannot find Hornet Staff Writer they had. other brother escaped the same time forged letter allegedly from her Bradley.. Bradley teaches Russian, enough people to fill jobs overseas. As far as Luu was concerned the Luu did and now resides in Indiana. mother telling her not to write them Chinese, French and Spanish. She The reason is lack of language Houng Luu was born to the tune ship was headed for nowhere. Luu fears for the lives of her anymore. The note claimed they also teaches foreign students competence. of war in her country but never had Behind her she was leaving her aging mother and two sisters. She said were being moved to an undisclosed English. FC German instructor Dr. John it been so close as that last week of mother, her father, who was once a they tried to escape once by paying a place. An uncle in Vietman wrote Bradley was born of Russian Walker expresses grave concern April just five years ago. The year respected doctor of medicine, two man money to help them leave. Luu telling her the letter was not parents in Shanghai. While her over dropping college enrollments. was 1975, the place was Saigon, the older sisters and three older After paying the sum demanded, true but was just an attempt by native tongue is Russian, she didn't "It's a disaster that college event was the city's collapse to the brothers, two of whom were they never saw the man again. In "certain" people to cut off all ties learn Chinese until she majored in enrollments have been dropping," prey of the North Vietnamese. policemen and the other also in the some ways Luu is glad that they between surviving family members. Chinese in the United States. She he said. Luu, 16, and her sister Kim, 11, Navy. didn't escape because she feels they Hope is what Luu and her sister were to visit their older brother The ship's course was set for the probably wouldn't have survived. live on these days. Hope that one directly after school. Their brother Phillipines where Luu and her They would have been but three day they will have families of their also lived in Saigon just a few miles escaping family members hurriedly among thousands upon thousands own. Hope that they will never say from their parent's home. He lived boarded an American Naval Ship of boat people trying desperately to goodbye. Hope that their children in closed quarters for servicemen which took them on to Guam. salvage their lives, Luu said. will be spared the despair of war. because he was in the Navy. When they arrived in Guam they Luu relys on letters from her Hope because they are Vietnamese What started as a routine after- stayed only a few hours and then family in Vietnam to keep them refugees and they are here to stay. noon visit ended three days later boarded a plane which took them to with a narrow escape out of the Florida. country. The North Vietnamese Ar- After moving here one year ago my was coming closer and closer un- from Indiana. Luu and her younger til Saigon was at last theirs. sister now reside in Fullerton. Luu Luu and her younger sister were attends classes at Fullerton College trapped at the home of their brother and works on campus as well. She and his wife. Because Luu's brother plans on majoring in business, later was in the navy, there was a transferring to Cal State Fullerton. possibility that he could get them Her sister attends high school local- out of the country. He had to act ly and also works part time. They quickly though, for it was every support each other says Luu. man for himself-time was of the It was almost two years after essence. Luu's escape before she learned On the night of April 29, Luu, her about the rest of her family back in younger sister, her brother and his Vietnam. Her father died one year wife sneaked on board a Navy ship after she fled Saigon, leaving her that was leaving Vietnam that night. mother and two older sisters living There were no goodbyes, not to her with each other. The two brothers parents nor even their other siblings. who were policemen are in prison

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