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By BRIAN ZHANG linking the cafeteria directly to STAFF WRITER the patio currently in front of the Cadena Center. . The closest Carls Jr.. restau- According to Beeler, the rant will be'only walking dis- Stinger's Coffeehouse and the tance for students at Fullerton convenience store will be com- College coming this fall. bined and, by the recommenda- The project for a new cafeteria tion of the planning committee, on campus - part of the Master moved into the current staff din- Plan, implemented approxi- ing room. mately 6 years ago - has been in The Facility Safety and the planning stage along with Service Committee, in charge of the new Campus Image Plan the planning of the project, held and the Learning Center, accord- a meeting on March 8. Final rec- *ing to Ron Beeler, Director of ommendations were made dur- Physical Plant/Facilities ing the meeting to create a new Planning. staff dining area approximately The centerpiece of the project 900-1200 square .feet,. and mov- calls for a Cadls Jr. and Green ing the convenience store and Burrito'restaurant in what is coffee shop into the current staff now the convenience store. The dining room. p- - - a3l :i - sag~s ~~~ semi-circular Hire, previously The unanimously approved used for hot-food Dallas Cale service before recommendations by the com- Mostwere not preparedfor last week's mid day downpour. The winter season has proven to be one of the wettest In memory. it was torn down 2. years. ago, mittee will be sent to the PCC, will house the dining area of the the Planning and:Consultative fast-food restaurant. Council, the legislative body of . New chancellor has The adjacent Cadena Center the college for final approval of broad will be torn down to provide the project. space of the new restaurant.- for the f ut ure

Y KATHIE KUDLO ;. _ His primary responsibility is ensuring: ,coordinate their relationships. STAFF WRITER that policies of the board are effectively His goals focus on. improving the trans- communicated to the campuses and that the The new Chancellor in town;Dr. Jerome fer system,' student services and the stu- campuses all follow state guidelines'and dents achievement and outcomes. Hunter, appears couifortably relaxed' yet reports, which include .Fullerton, Cypress - "By confident'and ready to deal with is goal of having a district sensefor where our and the School of Continuing-Education. priorities -allocate instilling a sense of a common mission and are, then.. we can "I want to work with people and get resources," operating as one unit between all entities said Hunter. everyone in. the same direction at the same He is obtaining his goals within 'the North 'Orange . County by having meet- time as opposed to the same direction with Community College District. ings with -the board -of - trustees, the three different focuses on both sides,".com- As CEO he is responsible for all district President Mr. Michael J. Viera, faculty/staff, mented Hunter. operations and reports; directly to the elec- and with student leadership. He wants a consistency in education tive board of trustees. "The most important thing to do is have between the three schools and it's his job to - see chancellor's visit.page-2 Dr. of deception, buying a diploma

word.that you qualify. It is just ing to people BY DEBORAH COREY as a waitress as tion. -Sheffield also explained that them what they would have between us, how you got your STAFFWRITER enough exposure to get a bache- As long as the $900 for each- colleges and universities are not studied, had they taken the col- diploma. We keep alow profile bor's degree in liberal arts.- diploma, (the Bachelor's degree regulated at the federal lege course. -Documentation "Obtain a prosperous future, by being overseas and having an When told that a business and postdated MBA), was level.-Each state has its from employers or other men- money earning. power, and the unlisted phone number." degree' was prefered, Jackson. received, they would be own set of regulations. tors is also required. admiration of all... No required When asked about the neces- suggested that the purchase of a shipped. "That kind of degree "The IJnion Institute is an tests,classes; books, or inter- Sity for a low profile, Jackson Bachelor's degree in business "Foreign insti- isn't worth the paper accredited university that must views... Bachelors, Masters, explained-that it is because they and an additional purchaseof tutions are it's written on," said follow the regulations of the MBA and Ph.D. degrees avail- give out diplomas in less than 10 an MBA be required. would free to Dr. Wayne Towers State of California;' Towers stat- ablein the field of your choice... business days. Of course he would.postdate from The Union ed. No one is turned down...- Call "We cannot advertise that the MBA a couple years after the Institute, a pri- "In California, colleges and NOW, to receive' your diploma fact, obviously," said Jackson. date on the bachelor's degree. - vate college universities need to be accredit- within days!" Jacksonwent on to explain "There are no tests," - 0e i n ed by the State of California 'This ad, for what many edu- that I could receive a diploma in Jackson said. r, " e °S o California. Department of Education in. cators term 'a diploma mill', has the field of my choice, with the "You'll - get the ;. I order to legally operate," he been spreading throughout the highest honors. diplomasoCh Internet. It. will look like a UCLA a n d c o r - Towers confirmed that Curiosity led to a phone call diploma allowing the client to o ooc~i~eS~ scholsscoosousdete outside the Statetteo of -to the number listed in the ad. calltmselves by an t - - eP ; C California do not need to com- Samuel Jackson,' the Registrar such as an MBA or PhD, fit O QZ"c ply irth alio r need to col- r00 -ece ly wth California's regula- from arrington University, that 'comes.. with the b l--ions; they only need to comply located in London, England diploma. t h ee si5 with regulations set up by the answered that call. In addition, the diplo- yp0 state where the school resides. "We are adiploma mill that ma comes with transcripts aXCeoco ' , Harrington University, gives you unique, affordable, that have the courses that .So e- being in England, does not non accredited diplomas," students need to take for the V , need to be accredited, nor-. Jackson began. degree, with a choice of grades does it need to follow any 'Although for each course. you cannot use 10, regulations from any state in non-accredited diplomas to But that's not all, also includ- 00 ti ': transfer from one university to ed in the package are recoi- pr the US. P g o.0 .1C~lb p ora-- "Students know what they the other, you can use them for mendation letters profes- from 1 , tions are are doing," stated Paula David everything else, and you can get stirs. ,- al c3 far more atten- from the California State the degree within 10 business For an extra $60, students can t r a n- 0 -ive to this, and Department of . Consumer days," he said. even decide to "change their scripts- employers realize that it Affairs. "For an investment of only major" within a year and receive for both is not a legitimate degree just "They want a cheap, easy $900," Jackson continued, "you' a different degree. the bache- because it's on a piece of paper." degree. I rarely receive any can receive a Bachelors, Masters Believing that the caller had lors degree he said. complaints about these schools or Ph.D. degree. University absolutely noexperience or andthe MBA operate The State of California because students are usually sat- diplomas, work skills other than just grad- as you well know, as soon as you however they Department of Education's reg- isfied. They know what they impress people, get you jobs, uating from high school and pay for them," want to," said ulation allows.32, or approxi- aregetting," said David. and get you raises. -working as a waitress, Jackson he said. Cathleen Sheffield mately one quarter of the semes- Even if students did have We have courses just like any asked a series of questions about Jackson conclud- from the United States ter units needed for a Bachelor's complaints about such pro- University, but .unlike other' computer skills or, other work ed that this program Office of Postsecondary degree to be earned through life grams, there is little that Universities, you never have to experience. was mainly for people Education. experience. Consumer Affairs take can do if the our- courses because we However, when none existed, who have a lot of experience "Since the school is based in Students need to write a program is not based in give you full credit for your Jackson settled for a high school and just need the piece of paper England, they are not subject to detailed paper explaining how California. work and life experience. education and experience talk- to get them that job. or promo- any state regulations," she said. their life experience hastaught The idea is that we take your See Diplomas to order page 2 Page 2 The Fullerton College Hornet March 15, 2000 NEWS Carl's Junior I Green Burrito comes to FC

Erma martinez, who works Service Committee has recom- By DALLAS CALEY at the stinger coffee bar thinks mended that a new faculty NEWS EDITOR that it will increase their busi- lounge be made, however, it is The possible addition of the ness. That is, as long as they still unclear weather or not this Carls/Green Burrito will affect incorporate the restaurant will happen, and where it will the campus in many ways. properly with what is already be if it does. Most noticeably.perhaps, will in place. "I'd like to keep the faculty be to the teachers who fre- Others are not as enthusias- lounge, but the students' quent the faculty dining area, tic, especially those who needs come first" says Nancy known as the Hornet's Nest. remember the hive. A few Alston, an English Teacher Although, there is another years ago the hive, which pro- here who frequents the lounge. faculty dinning area in vided hot food service, was With all the changes includ- between the -mens and taken out of operation to make ing the Carls Jr and the new women's gym, it is currently way for this new project. student center, It will be hard used mainly as a meeting hall Along with the hive went sev- to determine what the overall for teachers, and might not be eral jobs. affect of these projects will be able to handle the new load. Also, the Faculty Safety and on campus until they're done. UE U U Eu Chan cellor's visit

continued from page 1s..' a shared vision, to have a shared appreciationfor what the mission and values of the district as a whole eand then the role that each entity plays in>< achieving," said Hunter. He wants people to see the bigger picture, which helps make the decisions that affect everybody so that they're all coordinated and moving in the same direction. He has a: heightened sensitivity to the unique needs of all the constituents with in the community college. He is a man that has 'been there and chancellor Hunter visits FC campus done that' and one who has a good sense of how and what role each constituent plays and and going job to job he knew at thirty years old what each can offer. that once he started teaching, administration For the past ten years he has been in the col- was the answer. lege district scene and knows how things come "There are still things-that I need to learn, but together and what a unique challenge it is trying then there are things I'm bringing to the table," to get everyone working together in their own commented Hunter. direction. This highly intelligent, calm, and collected The Chancellor is like a lot' of us, human. He man seems to have a handle on his new transi- didn't have that childhood dream and know tion as chancellor and is ready to help make this Diplor nlas to o r.d e r what he wanted to do. After switching majors the best institution it can be. continued from page 1 In other words, a school can from a college that they never "We have no jurisdiction circumvent California's accredi- heard of." by operating out Unfortunately, David also Wellness and center in England, tation standards tries they are out because there is no federal jurisdiction, it ofanother state or country while admitted that many employers is state:by state.-,I .know. of three recruiting students from do not stop to check where a stu- states.. that do rot- have any Calfornia. dent got their degree. new fitness program accreditation standards." Students can purchase degrees Harrington University is not center is to educate, train, sup- ter lung capacity test. This means that legally; col- from these diploma mills and the only one. A search under BY DALLAS CALEY, port and empower individuals Additionally, they offer sev- leges and universities only have there is not much that the State of 'diplomas by mail' on the NEws EDrrOR to abide by the accreditation California can do about it. Internet found the following to optimize the well-being of eral programs free'to the pub- standards in their home state. Paula David from Consumer. advertisement for a diploma mill The Virginia Schoepe their body, mind, and spirit. lic, including How to Lose California has strict accreditation Affairs recommends educating running out of Central America: Welness Center is offering a The wellness center also Body Fat While You Sleep on standards, but other states do students,' as well as employers. "Academic Degrees by Mail: new program for those stu- offers two different types of April 13th, Secret Formula not. Both students and employers Get a University Degree without dents who wish to stay in personal fitness assessments. (Slowing the Aging Process) on If.a school does not want to should realize that "in a literal doing a course. We now pride shape. The basic assessment, which is May 11th, and several more operate by rigorous standards, it sense, diploma mill degrees are ourselves to present you academ- It will be offered this semes- only $10 for students, and fac- planned for next semester. simply needsto run its offices out degrees but really they are not." ic honors from a prestigious and ter as a pilot, in hopes to ulty is a body com- of a state where these standards "Many professions require oldestablished University in a become a full fledge program if position analysis, do not apply, or do what licenses," David explained. "For well-known Central American there is enough interest. and a personal fit- The WEellness Center is located at Harrington University did, and example, the accountancy board country. Beginning on March 20th for ness profile. For also get a utheast corner of the 1200 operate out of the country entire- will not let you take the licensing Please do not ask us to divulge a fee of $25, students will have $25 you building next to the the tennis courts ly. exam if the college is not accred- the name of the University access to state of the art exercise muscle grip Just because a school does not ited and on an approved list. BEFORE you deposit the retainer. equipment, as well as personal strength test, blood run out of a particular state, it Many employers will want to It won't help anyone if this insti- trainers-to help with their indi- pressure and heart for moree information call Lori Davis does rnot mean. that it cannot know where you got your degree tution became known as a vidual needs. The program rate screening, aero- at 992-7705 runs through May 25th. bic 3-minute step recruit students from that state. and will be suspicious if it was 'degree treadmill." The mission of the wellness test, and a spirome- Bradley's dream "Straight Talk Express" brings

pated in an Internet chat from BY EVA MINOUX the UCLA Men's Gym. This is EDITOR IN CHIEF an aspect of campaigning that Senator McCain to Little Saigon Tuesday, February 29 the all the candidates seem to be holding signs inscribed with and yellow background (colors tory reference to his North UCLA campus was all a-buzz jumping into this year. BY BRIAN ZHANG "American Gook" pleaded with of the Vietnamese flag before the Vietnamese captors. However, as nearly 600 students crowded Bush conducted an on-line STAFF WRITER and war) blended with red, white McCain did once again compare near the Arthur Ashe Center debate that same week and pedestrians to turnaround Hovering "helicopters with across the and blue balloons as the crowd himself to Luke Skywalker, and were sprayed with confet- shun the celebration searchlights, hordes of wavering A later showed their support for resulting in one person shouting ti. Former Senator, Bill Bradley street. flags and protestors with the senator. sarcastically, "Use the Force." walked onstage to the tune of bold confrontation Homemade signs bear- As yellow confetti and red The Rolling Stones, "Start Me posters all greeted Arizona Sen. between the pro- John McCain at Little Saigon in testors and sup- ing "I Love You McCain" stripes sprinkled downward Up." Westminster - the most and "We Want You indicating the end of McCain's Brdley's message was rem- populat- porters of McCain McCain" bobbed like bill- brief speech, the crowd cheered iniscent of Dr. Martin: Luther ed Vietnam-ese community out- resulted in the side of Vietnam. .boards in a sea of dark for the last time before trickling King's famous speech, arrest of a stu- "I have a dream." Bradley The Republican presidential dent. heads with several. sup- away. candidate discussed politics porters showing their McCain stayed a while after said, "My dream for this coun- In contrast, to the cam- to shake hands and .sign his try is that we should have with supporters for nearly an looking inside the commitment hour at paign by displaying a book before he and his cam- access.to quality, affordable the only campaign stop mall through, its green neon sign reading paign staff got in the Straight heath care for all Americans. another on-line debate spon- in Orange County"before the glass wall, there March "We Drove 25 Hours to See My Talk Express and headed toward My dream is that we make sure' sored by the LA Times. 7 primary. Arriving 20 was but a semblance of what it McCain." Burbank that same night to that there's a qualified teacher "Fifteen years ago, the only minutes later than scheduled, at looked like only a few hours Vietnamese veterans in their appear on The Tonight Show in every classroom in this people who used the Internet around 8:20 p.m., the Straight ago. The ghost-town tranquility uniforms filed onto the stage just with Jay Leno. country. My dream is...... " were in the Defense Talk Express pulled into the was disturbed.only by whispers of McCain who was When the crowd started to His most riveting statement Department. Nowadays, you parking lot of the Asian Garden exchanged by the maintenance ahead Cindy head back across the street the though, "I need you. I need can't be a self-respecting politi- Mall complemented by blasts of crew and police officers watch- accompanied by his wife as he appeared before an ecstat- protestors were nowhere in sight your idealism and your ener- cian without a Web site, said police car sirens. .ing McCain from the second ic crowd. As the senator shook having been replaced by sever- gy," to which students and fac- Bradley. Passersby, curious about the floor of the mall. ulty applauded. Truly the Bradley can be found on- commotion, meandered across Outside in the parking lot, a hands with each of the seven al police officers directing traffic. veteransQiQuang X. Pham, son of As the crowd started to dissi- heart of any campaign, it was line at billbradley.com. One of the street and faced college stu- stage was set up with booming were intro- heart warming to hear. It's not the most efficient sites of all the dent demonstrators who loudspeakers, that spilled out ex-POW Hoa Van Pham, pate, attention shifted to the the recent racial slur duced McCain to the news hard to see why he has won the : candidates, Bradley's site is- protesting one patriotic Vietnamese song media vans parked near tt his Vietnamese community. the rally. Several support of :super'stars like easy to read, full of great infor- McCain used to refer after another. Supporters waved people'hud- prison his speech, dled around an ABC News van Michael Jordan and Spike Lee. mation and links, highlights North Vietnamese flags big and small cheering Throughout the sensi- Before his speech to the the community and even guards. every time McCain paused dur- McCain never touched hoping. to get a glimpse of them- UCLA crowd, Bradley partici- boasts a Bradley Store. Students using bullhorns and ing his speech. The strips of red tive subject of his recent deroga- selves on the evening news. Page 3 The Fullerton College Hornet OPINION March 15, 2000 Woman's history forgotten in rush to celebrate career, family and success "conductor"' on the Underground By EVA MINOUX Railroad, leading more than 300 people EDITOR IN CHIEF out of slavery. Is FC really celebrating Women's Mary Elizabeth Bowser, a black History Month? FC events planned in woman who was a spy, during the Civil conjunction with this celebratory War, for the Union Army. month center around womenand their, Sojourner Truth, a woman who sup- careers, " Successfully Balancing Life, ported black, regiments for Abraham Career and Family," single. parent Lincoln. She was an advocate for negro

issues and how to get through college. - rights. Well, these issues are certainly RQsa Parks, who sparked a nation- important,.but they have nothing to do' wide movement to declare segregation with the purpose of the celebration. of bus service as unconstitutional. Rosa March was proclaimed Women's worked on the staff of U.S. History Month ,in1986 The month was Representative John Conyers until to serve as a time to look back and 1988. reflect on the roles women have played. And any of the first' ladies from in history but have been ignored or for- around the world,, or the queens and gotten or viewed as .unimportant with- rulers who have-shaped the history of in the educational curriculum. mankind. The examples are clearly The goal is to give women's accom- abundant. plishments.-a place and an important, From the birth of humanity, women part in society and: to include theirhis- have played a skillfully silent role in torical contributions alongside the history. Quietly making their voices *everyday curriculum. and their power heard, but never fully If I were to plan the' events at FC for accepted as the shapers of our past. the month of March, I would highlight March is a time to remember and .rec- some of, the important women 'who ognize those contributions, to under- wrong to view chumps as possessing grammer. . ' ' Athenia, daughter of Zeus. Yes; even have helped shape history. stand their importance and to remem- personalities. Marie. Curie, and how she discov- godesses have their place in history. Women like .Livia Agustus, wife of ber their accomplishments. Admiral Grace Hopper, developer of ered'radium in1897. Pocahontas, she was 10 or 11. when .Octavian Augustus and mother, of There are so many toremember, how the computer language, COBAL. Mulan, the virgin warrior woman she saved John Smith. Such bravery in a Tibereius. Livia, as many women m can it be.so difficult to schedule even Florence Nightengale, not only the who led the' fort against invaders, woman so young. ancient Rome, played an important one event that would benefit the stu- founder, of modern nursing, but also Carol Mutter, the first three-star gin- Sacajawea, the Native American political role. . dents of Fullerton College,' expanding pie chart. eral. woman Who served as a guide and Jane Goodall, whostruggled against inventor of the their knowledge and-views of human Lady"Ada Lovelace, the daughter of Joan Domremy, famously known as interpreter for Lewis and Clark. the scientific attitude that said it was history. poet Byron, and the first computer pro- Joan of Arc, or the maid of Orleans. ' Harriet. Tubman, who became a 1 ,- 1 - t I Vsiting Chicanas struggle for liberation

ue to be decided by men. . Through this committment ers or'teachers. But more impor- BY BIANCA RAZO It isno longer just a matter of we can inspire one another and tantly, we should recognize that CALENDAR EDITOR equal right, -but rather 'issues dig a path for other chicanas, becausie of all the heroines spring break We have come a. long way, such as women's reproductive and women at large, to experi- before us, we can now become although ' we still have a long rights, pornography, child care, ence an extensive range of avail- disting uished women of valor. So, I'm sure my friends will By EVA MINOUX way to go. 'Chicanas are chal- and medical health insurance. able opportunities. We ca n now aspire to be attor- yr'~ ,besiwppy togs ellny nice clean E~r6R 1CIF " ' lenging every social institution, Injustices against women are As chicanas' we need tbcon- fteys,s surgeoft ; even scholars:' clothes when I return to'school, which contributes to ' and is being challenged daily in, our tinue to forge ahead as women Son ne women are hesitant-to' know abou you, but I I don't rather than the three"week old responsible for their oppression. legal system, work places, and who choose independence over referri ng to themselves as femi- looking forward to am really jeans I've been" wearing every From the double standard of through organizations. obedience. nist d' ue to the myth that femni- spring break. day. the church, to their role in the Many Chicanas, and nist are anti-men. just about now, I am sick and Then there's spring cleaning. home, and all the backward dog- women of all cultures, However, it is not that of the constant studying. tired I suppose 'I'll have to set a day mas intended to' keep women are heroines, women "When you educate a women, we are anti-men, rather and :prepaing for tests, not to I can clean the place aside when subordinate. who have the ability to ~ you educate a family. " that there is a small, but around cam- mention hanging up, it is"starting"to get messy. Remember just seventy years acheive professional suc- growing, group of men a pus at all hours 'trying to get I've got papers everywhere. ago women where 'not allowed cess while enduring per- who are not threatened paper out. not enough time in The re's just to enter: professions such 'as sonal struggles. by women and who'rec- So, when spring break comes day. the medicine or law. Universities Unfortunately our' CHICANA STUDIES PROFESSOR ognize and appreciate around you can bet youwon't While I'm at'it, .Ithink.I'll get would not accept women into magnificence is not the magnificence of see me around. I don't caught up: on the news, thier: curriculum, 'therefore not always reinforced, or we simply However, in order to do this, women. Well, 'not around campus what's going on out have a clue allowing them to earn a formal do not recognize the extent of we need.to recognize and feel Chicanas, and women of all going to go spend anyway. Iam there in the real world. My life 'education. our powers. Many of us become passionatly about women's cultures, are today living the beach., And it my days at the has become filled with chem- Women were robbed of their entangled. with our. burdens, issues. We should demand legacy of. many feminist organi- had better not start raining -math, historyand critical istry, self-confidence and self-respect, and as a result neglect to see our 'equal rights, and equal recogni- sations. Yet, so. many women again! thinking. and were made to depend solely many blessings. tion for our accomplishments, take this for granted. I am going to spend the week.,., I will be happy'not to have on men. Men,-by all accounts, One of these blessings is our and affirm that we are indeed We have a lot to be proud of, a book that I am actual- to'finish "three reading any home work defined the roles of women. hunger for knowledge. strong and independent and and a great deal to celebrate. ly, interested in. 'I will not pick minutes before class, or a test to Women are now - defining Academic excellence will capable of making our own deci- Take time to appreciate all' the book for any reason at' for at three' in the morn- up a text study their own roles in- society. Not prepare us for lives of purpose, sions. unrecognized chicanas, and all. day of. .ing the only have women won the right service, and' leadership. We, in As more women 'get women of all cultures, who-h~tve Next I I'll get caught enjoy the think Yes, I am going to to vote, but they are 'now being turn, can prepare and empower involved,. this vision of libera- foughtwaliantly for the rights of does the comfort of home up on my laundry. Well, it sunshine, elected to public office. our, 'daughters, as well as tion can develop at a stronger, all women. tend to pile up and there never and days of watching and tv. Although significant progress younger chicanas, for lasting 'faster, pace. The struggle for women's lib- seems to be enough time-to get becoming a vegetable for a- has' been made since then, achievement and responsible We have the ability to move eration is the chicanas struggle: it all done. while. ssues that. affect women contin- leadership in our communities. the world, wether it be as moth-

FULLERTON COLLEGE HORNET MEChA gives participants ESTABLISHED 1932 Eva N. Minoux . David Burke EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVISER 321 E. Chapman Ave-. Fullerton, CA 92832 message of grateful thanks STAFF

STAFF WRITERS MARKETING DIRECTOR fund-raiser'on her own. to overflow status, with such .items as a Tim Blaine Jason Warden BY.TIM MEDI NA Other women to the. rescue were Becky, "Lucky" supermarket plastic collector's Stephen Barber PHOTOGRAPHERS MECHA Sanchez. and Carolyn Corona, who made bucket, corn, hawiian bread, green' beans, Dallas Caley News Editor Dallas Caley Fritzie Cafas Features One: of the biggest reasons MEChA posters; A.S. Senator Eva Juarez, who is also stuffing, marshmallows, cookies, sodas, Editor Justin Rueff Deborah Corey Jamie Muller (Movimento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan) in the Puente Program at FC helped. deco- yams and rice. All were unpacked and dis- Elli Cardoff CARTOONIST wa approved as a club this year, was due to rate the drop off boxes; while math instruc- tributed by Mardie Reyes-de la Torre, who Kathie Kudlo Assistant Editor MEChAis a Monday night until the envolvement .of women. tor, Kelly Klassen helped tomake the food volunteered from 10pm Laurens Ong Sports Editor Jein first step to the student groups drive more successful by promoting it. 6:30am Tuesday morning-the day of the -tying Bianca RazB Calendar Editor Jonathan Peterson throughtou the southwest into a vibrant and In addition; and probably the most need- event. Brian Zhang Circulation Manager responsive network of activists that will ed cmapus figure was Darlene Jensen, MEChA would end up contributing 135 - Justin Rueff A&E Editor THEATRE at discount from Connor Nelson respond as a unit to oppression and racism, Director of Student Affairs, who not only 201b turkeys purchased Connr NesonGreg Cervantes and.that will, work in harmony when initiat- kept MEChA moving in the right direction, Albertsons, along with school donations, Valerie AlvarezKG Katherinereg glassas ing and carrying out campaigns of liberation but after spreading the word, I.C.C. made a cornbread and gravy-mix. Putting the final Jon Ceccarelli AD MANAGER for their people. donation along with C&E. Soon, a steady touches on the baskets were Tillie Medina Krisha Ford Melody Kelsey MEChA debuted at FC in 1969 and has stream of checks were coming in. and Annie McClaud, who made 135 grab Bob Jensen Photo Archives provided :a Thanksgiving event every year. When it came time for sorting the campus bags.filled' with Rice Krispy Treats, ramen Last year, the club goal was to make 135 donations, Mona Ramirez, warmly wel-. soup and assorted candies., food baskets, primarily dedicated to four comned the studentsinto, her home The success of MEChA's 1999 deserving programs at FC. Specifically, Care However, there would have been little to Thanksgiving Food Drive is a definate trib- THE HORNET newspaper is published as a learning experience, under the guidance of the journal- ism instructional program. The editorial and advertising matter published herin, including any opin- 'Bank, Single Parent Support Group, CARE celebrate if it hadn't been for' Rosie ute to the remarkable women in our com- ions expressed, are the responsibility of the student newspaper staff. Under appropriate state and Program and CalWorks. Echavarria, Albertsons Service Supervisor munity and the reason MEChA was selected federal court decisions, college newspapers are free from prior restraint by vitue of the First Amendment to the constitution of the United States of America. Accordingly, information published was responsible for MEChA receiving "Club of the Month" for November On' October 28, during "Dia de 'los who as the in this newspaper, including any opinions expressed, should not be interpreted to represtent the posi- Muertos" celebration, Sandra Dias, club enough products to reach their initial goal. 1999. tion of the North Orange County community College District, the college, or any officer or employ- .member, came .o the rescue by initiating a These provisions blimped the food baskets ee thereof. Page 4 The Fullerton College Hornet Marche 15, 2000 SCIENCE I Science olympiad. delivers gold

find answers to specified questions. BY EVA MINoux, TIM BLAINE, AND KATHIE Metric Mastery involved students KUDLO attempting to estimate the force, height, STAFF WRITERS weight and volume of various objects. The regional Science Olympiad drew As they did so their skills at initial dis- High School and Jr. High School stu- cernment were put to the test because dents from 12 different schools. they had one minute at each post. The olympiad is run and organized The catch to all this was that the by the FC Natural Sciences Division. measurements had to be done in metric Each year student teams compete in a units. This included the use of grams, series of scientific events with the win- degrees Celsius, millimeters and cen- ning teams taking home gold, silver or -J timeters. bronze medals. SCIENCE MPIAD Physics Lab gave participating stu- The overall school winners receive a dents the opportunity to recreate the trophy, reserved for' first and second famous experiment of J.J. Thomson that placed schools. proved the existence of the 21 different events are electron. This was one of the designed to test the knowledge most important events in the and skill of students in a vari- history of science. ety of scientific disciplines. Science Bowl pitted teams Battery Buggy and of four from each school Scrambler events tested the against each other. They engineering design. skills and Photo by Eva Minoux were given a series of"ques- ability', to predict 'distances Left: Gold, silver and bronze medals tions and the teams had to traveled. Right: The science Bowl mediated by Dr. Allen buzz in when they knew the Brown, Natural Science Division Dean. Bridge and Tower Building answers. The questions required students build a Science Crime Busters tested the came fast and furious, but tower or a bridge using materi- forensic skills of students. the teams remained calm als of their choice. Finished The Road Scholar, competition was tain or trail to take, and what's the best and collected. products were tested for Rocks and Minerals focused on a great for any student.who likes to find route to. take. Students diligently set These are only a sampling of the strengthand endurance. knowledge of.geology. out where they're, going, what moun- their noses into topographic maps. to. events that took over the campus. S ail ing away in the From rockets to writing Olympians test their skills ' women s gymnasium true team work and the ability the bottle on it's launch pad, Write it, do it! to be scientifically accurate. pumped it up with air then suddenly it blasted off, headed BY TIM BLAINE for the clouds. Up, up into the STAFF WRITER Bottle Rocket sky it flew then plummeted back to. Earth. Giny 'Roundy, physics BY EVA MiNoux The next team ran out to the instructor, hosted the event in EDiTOR IN CHIEF middle of the field to give their which the importance.of accu- Noon, the rocket it's fifteen rate observation, precise com- FC soccer field, minutes of fame. munication and skill in the several stu- No need to decipherment of written

dents gathered. a instructions was ,put to the visit the ,Kennedy: around a$s1two. Space Center ny- test. i:, high school more. Some of The event was one of com- ' boys marched these rockets plete team work. One student out to the mid- made it nearly would spend twenty-five min- dle of the field. 300 ft. into the air, utes observing. and writing They carried with one com- down the colors and design of a plastic soda petitor actually a Lego structure. bottle filled making 400 ft. Then, a second student, with water and All these hand without ever having seen the decked out made, water structure itself, had to attempt with wings. and powered missiles to duplicate it using only the nearby radio. rudders. provided great instructions from the first stu- One at a time, the planes It . looked for dent.' entertainment were placed on the floor and like a minia- an afternoon With only 20 minutes to Dallas 'The Women's Gym.provided a their propellers let loose. One ture rocket. Photo by Caley under the cloudy duplicate the 'original struc- FC soccor field rockets serene setting for. the model air- after another, the planes drifted They placed ture, this event demonstrated sky. craft created 'by students in this into the air and magically twist- science competition. ed, round and round above the Students arrived with'large heads of their student makers, computer monitor boxes holding drifting into the gymnasium Ordering up a scrambler their. precious, winged creations. sky. distances traveled. The shortest time in the BY EVA MINOUX :These gentle aircraft were all One or two professors stood longest distance being the winning goal. EDITOR IN CIEF powered by long, rubber .bands, by, remarking, "this looks like a 'Vehicles were built with a variety of compo- and were handledmost lovelingly promising one," as they timed Just inside the women's gym, 11:00am, nents, including music CDs, LPs, or jar lids for Photos by Eva Minoux by their creators. As the planes the flight of the March 10th. Stacie Fejtek and James Gearhart wheels. Launchers were almost weight- Tfop: Valencia High School winged design by the students were''wound up' for their practice less plane. . entry carefully line up their launcher according to in a variety of ways to propel the vehicles into flights, "sailing away" wafted Then, with baited breath, Elottom: Cara & Melissa enjoy victory Science Olympiad rules. motion. through the'gym from a student's Melissa, Fulgencio and Cara This team from El Modena High School have Launchers were designed to swing, bumping Malolepsy from Valencia High, for a tearful hug, sobbing, "We been waiting patiently for the course to be set the vehicle into motion, or to push the vehicle released their plane. Silently'.the beat Troy." up. When they are called to start their run, they or even to pull the vehicle to the top of a ramp FOR THE white creature circled above their "We started working in place, their homemade vehicle on the mark. and let it drop. FIRST TIME heads, round and round. September," said Cara, a junior Just to make the competition a little more dif- It was all up to the student designers to pre- Timers clicked away as their from Valencia. "We went through ficult, an egg is balanced at the tip of the vehi- pare a vehicle and launcher that could meet the EVER: creation circled' toward the very a lot of trial and error and we have cle and held securely in place with duct tape. challenge. $20 000 heights of the gym, then began its to thank .Dick Baxter so much," Not taking any.chances the team spends a.few In the end Troy High School had the winning slow flight back down again. As she said through tear filled eyes. minutes lining up their 'scrambler' in just the run. Their-vehicle threatened to run. into the CASH BONUS it's wheels touched the ground Fellow students swarmed right spot. wooden barrier at the end of the track, smash- the time was called, 2:23. The around the two girls with hugs "We discovered that procrastination ing the delicate egg'into scrambled yolk. But PLUS girls instantly grabbed each other and congratulations. becomes an art," said Fejtek. "We've been the vehicle, as predicted, stopped just short of '$50,000 working on this for about two weeks, but we've serving the egg up for breakfast. known about it for four months," she said. FOR The' object of COLLEGE. this event is -to .. "build a vehicle Choose to serve in where-in students one of the Arm/s top-priority can predict how occupational skills, and you far it will travel. could receive a cash bonus of There is a time up to $20,000, if you qualifv. Plus, earn up to $50,000 in compqnent and money for college through the the vehicle must:. Montgomery G.I. Bill and the be propelled with Army College Fund, if you a1 kg 'swing quafy. weight or less. Find out more about these The egg must great Army benefits. Talk to be 5 to 15 cm off your localAmy recrit er the floor," said Dr. today. It could be one of the V most rewarding calls you've Tony Florentine, ever made. FC Biology profes- sor. FuIerton FC student vol- (714) X74-61 unteers clocked ARMY. the vehicles and

Bi ALL 'YOU CAN BE: t record times and ct.l.ient &,railllnf,, firc t nri~e www gowmy.cor siuaenis scramming Tor Tarsi prize~IILI Page 5 The Fullerton College Hornet March 15, 2000 SCIENCEI I Olympiads reveal 40-year-old mystery 'R:-esult

pies of residues from the water Senior Division: BY EVA MINOUX bottles found with the. victims, EDITOR IN CHIEF these future scientists set to Troy High A 27 The year was 1960. A 10 mil- work.. Valencia lion dollar reward was offered to They each had approximately High 47, the first team of climbers able to one hour to determine who actu- El Modena High 73 reach the top of Mt. Everest ally made it. to the top of Mt. using a little used route from Everest. The results would Tibet. determine whose heirs would Troy High 1B 74 Not long after the announce- inherit the ten-million-dollar ment was made, the world's top prize money. Esperanza High 80 expedition leader and mountain Dr. Mary Nolan-Riegle, University High 81, climbers put together a team Biology professor at FC, careful- and set out to win the reward. ly watched the teams at work. Amigos High 104 Their families watched as "They're really ,bright," Los they, made the trek up the remarked Nolan. Canyon High treacherous path. Nearly at the Decked out in lab coats and 107 summit, the team faced a diffi- goggles, Cynthia Chen and Chi Garden Grove High 119 cult challenge, there was now Tran from Kraemer Middle only enough, oxygen left for two School ' looked at samples Fullerton High 125 members to continue to the top. through a magnifying.glass, After a great deal of debate reminiscent - of a Sherlock and argument, two climbers Holmes mystery. Sonora High 144 were selected. Only hours later "They'll gain experience a snowstorm hit the mountain (from this competition)," said Junior Division: and the group never returned. Nolan as she turned to carefully Now, 40 years later, in a small watch the Kraemer Middle El Rancho Middle 19 lab at Fullerton College, teams School. team'testing their chemi- of High School and Jr. High cal- substances. Kraemer Middle 33 School '. students gathered "This was pretty fun," said together to analyze the evidence Naushad Khakoo from Ledara. Ladera Vista Middle 38 brought back from a recent Vista Middle School. search party to the original site "The liquid part was fun and of the crime. some of it was hard," he said as Science Crime Busters is the he prepared to run off to his next competition and participants in competition, The Wright Stuff. Photos by Eva Minoux the Science Olympiad have to Not unlike what would actu-' Cynthia Chen and Chi Tran become detectives, on the trail to solving the mystery of the climb to the top solve, the crime with the*evi- ally be provided .in a true crime, of Mt. -Everest. dence provided. these students demonstrate their competition was determining tles, but time and time again making their interpretations, the After receiving a map of the skills in the forensic arts. the residues from the water bot- teams- would "talk themselves crime was solved. =area, DNA samples from the vic- They must be able to not only tles found near the bodies. out of the right answer," said So, who's family ended up tims and their families, boot analyze data, but they must also It's not hard to guess that the Nolan. Was it a trick? Perhaps with the .ten million dollars? print copies from the climbers' be able to interpret it. The Photos by Eva MinouX samples' might be water,; after not. What? Trophies were awarded to first boots, samples of hair and sam- biggest stumbling block in this all, they came from water bot- After analyzing the data and Is that your final answer? and second placed schools. Investigative Bio-Process Lab The dynamic planet challenge students in exam style tion by their 'hypotheses and I BY KATHIE KUDLO ferent packet pertaining to the estimations. BY KATHIE KUDLO STAFF WRITER meteorology part. STAFF WRITER A great display for any mam- Other exercises involved If someone caught a glimpse mal skull admirer had questions One-of the more intensive reading-a temperature salinity, of a junior student running dealing with explaining what brain-bending events* was for chart and pressure maps1' Thee :around th&"400 building, it was- type of a diet 'a' certain skull's both junior and senior teams. students had to rationalize the .''t to his next event, but escape teeth had and 'the students' It was an exam style event problems, then explainand included part of an exercise that hypothesis of their observations. where each group consisted of give statements as their best of exercise on the the effects Other stations dealt with one or two students. The first answers. heart: rate. chromosomes and karyotypes part of, the exam wason Usually students fear exams This event was for all the and needing to figure out a oceanography and the second to test the knowledge they have students who like investigative fetus's genetic condition, as well half was on meteorology learned, but these students a to research Each participant looked a bit Pnotos Dy Katle Kudloo were ready for the challenge. problem and Students participating in Science Olympiad competition. Preparing more relaxed as each was grant- This event was a true test of to study our dynamic planet. come up with f<><_> ed to use 'resource materials. learned knowledge and how the best possi- The questions ranged in demonstration in the path of To make things fair'on an each student compared with ble solution. knowledge and the first exer- food coloring in fresh water vs. educational level the juniors the- knowledge they have There were cise for each agegroup was a salt water. and seniors each received a dif- learned. only three;. groups of

juniors partici- ,, p Students test their engineering skills with.loads of sand ,pating in this The object of each was to BY KATHIE KUDLO event,- but build the lightest tower.or. STAFF WRITER they showed bridge possible that could hold a that they had This was an exciting and given load of sand without " the determina- Photos by Kathie Kudlo nerve-racking event where one breaking their tower or bridge, ating in science olympiad competi- tion to become Students participa participant .slowly poured sand maximum load was 22,000g. great problem tion. as the,'other hoped that they Victory is theirs ;.if..the solvers. as looking at red blood cells to would make it to the last scoop bridge/tower, withstands the - Each group consisted. of two determine any typeof a genetic without having a complete weight, but defeat once the students from each participating disorder. wooden failure' bridge/tower is broken, then the school. They each received a This particular lab was great Victory or failure, this event sand is weighed,'for 'the final packet containing six stations for. students who like to figure required students to engineer a outcome. that they had-tovisit. out and hypothesize about'dif- tower or bridge to be judged on Each team consists of two At each station the students ferent problems. It was nice to weight and strength. participants from each. school were given background infor- see our future brains hard at The'participants of this event with specific building require- mation on a particular subject work and working together to were the seniors who had to cre- ments. , Some requirements rnotos by UllaS Caey and were then scored on how solve important scientific ques- ate their own towers whereas included height, width,.length Studen its prepare to test their engineering skills after building a well they completed each sta- tions. the juniors created bridges. and of course wood type. tower in lab. Those that did not meet the specifications and were then dis- qualified in the impounding Ridethewaveof ucces a Do't stage would be ranked after those that. did, but would The beach stop now. receive one participation point for effort. Your Associate degree is a step up. Neither bridge nor tower But why stop there? All that hard work will really pay off with a Bachelor's degree could be made of particle board Three Summer Sessions: from DeVry. Our students have an out- or commercially laminated standing record of employment after wood, but they could use any ...... May 30-July 7 graduation. And forgood reason. type of bonding material (glue) II...... June 19-July 28 41Our classes are small. Our labs are mlI r A & loaded with equipment And our profes- as they wished.. III...... July 10-August 18 sors have practical business experience. One design constraint for the 1bAnd with our year 'round schedule. bridge was that it had to have a V Over 1,200 day and evening courses to choosefrom you'll have your degree in no time. Choose from Bachelor's degrees in match boxcar drive through it ~ No, formal admission, to CSULB required Wesskrt atio BebrwicZ Corrpler and the 'wood could be no less f Earn units toward your degree Information jstem Axnmuxik Technical that 1/4" x 1/4" Management or Telecommunications. in any cross Call: (800) 963-2250 ext. 60001 With a Bachelor's degree from. section. DeVry. there'll be no stopping you. The tower's constraints were for your free catalog. t For a higher degree of success, call that the wood in any cross sec- DeVry's Rmona campus at (909}622-9800. Surf's up at The Beach! DeVy's Lg Beachcaus at (562) 427-4162 tion was to be 3/16"x 3/16" or http://www.uces.csult .edu/summer orDevry new an Ferna ndo valet' Aissl F less, with a minimum height of email: [email protected] campus at 1-888-610-0800. 350 mm. This event was unique to a young engineer's imagination of Registration beginS tuf StiversiCty one e& designing and putting together March 13, 2000. © 1999 Devry University higher degree ofuccess' an actual live model that had to California state University Long Beach withhold the strength of which I I it was built for. Page 6

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Applications, admits, and enrolls are FC currently ranks eighth in the State the opportunities available at CSUF. BY BIANCA RAzo all-up since last year. On average, 261 and third in the number of CSU trans- Representatives from different CALENDAR EDITOR former FC students graduate each year fers. This indeed confirms the Transfer departments, services, and Majors will A College Fair willbe conducted, by from CSUF with a baccalaureate <<.. Centers dedication to support students attend this event. representatives from Cal State FulleriLon degree." . in their goal to transfer to a higher edu- "These Representatives will provide on March 22 from 9:00 a.m. to1:00 p. n. "Fullerton College is apremier com- cation institution. FC students information about what on the Quad. munity college in the State of "Cal State Fullerton is a terrific acad- CSUF has to offer," says Bautista. This This event willprovide an oppor tu- California," says Bautista. Bautista ",' <<< emic, university. Our relationship is will ensure that prospective students nity to receive advice on college adn us- would like to end the myth that ajunior essential for the functioning of both will be aware of resources available sion, transferring, and financial:. aid college is a second-rate college. institutions. This event not only empha- once on campus, which will assist the processes. "Students have a real advantage ,$# sises the close relationship between FC students in reaching their goals. The collaborated event is designedIto coming to a community college, and CSUF, it also highlights and cele- With educational opportunities help students navigate through w] hat because so'many; more options are < <4°r brates the success we've had over the changing so rapidly, the choices of some may consider a maze of careeer, available (to students) who attend a past few years." Bautista states. which university to transfer to require college and financial aid informatir i community college Fullerton College According;to a compilation of trans- introspection-in determining what Early preparation can help smocoth has-an academic reputation that univer « fer updates put together by Bautista,. studies to undertake- in order to the way, both academically and fin-an-; sities are looking at," says Bautista. the numbers are showing that the num- enhance academically and profession- cially. According to datareceived from the : { $' ber of transfers to CSUF are going up ally. Steve Bautista; FC Transfer Ceniter California Postsecondary Education Approximately 90 percent of FC trans- CSUF Transfer Day will familiarize Director, 'said, "Fullerton Colleege Commission, .the University, of Steve B autista fer students attend a CSU, and 60-65 prospective students withthe curricu- remains the top feeder. college to California, (UC), and the''California percent of them attending CSUF lum necessary to transfer, thereby min- ftransfers each year to UC California State University at Fullertton State University (CSU) transfer:reports, number of Cal State Fullerton Transfer Day will imizing complications.and confusion FC remains a leader in'the State in the and CSU allow students, to become aware of all when the time comes to transfer. ;(CSUF)., situation with Director leads FC to Kennedy Center A sticky After teaching Inro to Theater suns hine, no real seasons, that's BY JAMIE CUNNINGHAM at California State. University, one thingt I do miss." STAFF WRITER ncons icuou insects 'Fullerton and teaching Dlavwrit- St tudents comfortably "As they said in Shakespeare. ing, directing, and acting at appi roached Youngren during a starchy substanceproduced: by glands and BY DR. LENNY VINCENT in Love, 'write me well,"' quot- Fullerton Cdllege you could say this interview. Asking him released.through the insect's anus. ed theatre instructor, Youngren is headed in the right ques ltions there on the Theatre' FC BIOLOGY PROFESSOR, _ .1 Lwc~ILIDC. OLC II I) Christopher Youngren as he direction. patic .Diiruig the spring and fall, our local coastal spittle to make a froth. Sppittle conceals and pro- stepped into his ,white Cabrio "I think he is funny, sage scrub may, look -like a tects the developing Convertible inthe staff park- 'I've directed two plays in and entertaining. He tobacco-chewing major league bug from predators, ing lot. my life and nowI'm at the keeps class interesting," baseball teanim has passed parasites, and the hot Just. recently Youngren said Elaine Ratcliff,

through. sun. directed "SuperNova ,in Kennedy Center.' Fullerton College Theatre Conspicuous white blobs of You can easily Hamlett," a play about cou- CHRISTOPHER YOUNGREN student. Wet, frothy foam hang from the. extract the juvenile ples in turmoil.' FC THEATRE INSTRUCTOR "He's a very good stems of wand chicory, -bush bug from -its hide- After performing the.play - teacher. He makes his sun flower, sagebrush and away. Simply gathersa at the Las Vegas Theatre "I enjoy acting, directing and point through examples that other plants with ,soft vegeta- blob of spittle from a Festival, the show was selected writing so, much. But writers everyone can understand," she lion. bush and gently to perform in Washington DC at have very little control out here said. The., heavy frothy masses spread. it .,around in the National American Theatre (in LA)," he said. Always sporting yellow sun- are the product of a spittle bug. the palm of your Festival. "I want to do it all, act, direct, glasses, Youngren said, with a Ourlocal~ spittle bug Photo-by Dr. Lenny Vincent hand.. The national festival will be write. I've directed two plays in grin, "Well, they make me look (Aplrophora sp.) belongs to Aphropho_ sp. (spittle bug) pictured above Spittle is not sticky held April 28th at the Kennedy my life and now I'm at the cool. They're my trademark. I the insect order Homoptera and washes right off Center. Kennedy, Center. always have to do something which includes such familiar, insects as aphids, with water. The-formally y inconspicuous insect The 'competition will involve Next I think I want to move to different." . cicadas, and scale insects. should now be easy to see It can be four or more eight regions within the United Chicago, New York or some- *Youngren's' advise to FC the- -All have piercing-sucking mouth parts and, millimeters long, flat, wing,less, with a dark brown States. Only one other play, in place where the acting is center atre students, "If you are inter- ."feedeclusively on .plant .juices:" 'Ndne is' known front half and yellow rear end. addition to Youngren's was cho- stage. . '-ested .in'money movej to LA, if to cause diseasesinm humans. = *' The adult spittle bug is iknown as a froghopper. sen at the Las Vegas Festival, to Sometimes , out here ,i ,...-you are interested in acting=go Onl the immature, or nymh, Aphrophora About 'a centimeter long and winged, it hops attend the upcoming event in 'Califorma, I feel like the world is anywhere but LA," he said with makes spittle. Also known as "cuckoo spit",;:-it is about in the vegetation, feEeding on plant juices. Washington. standing still, there is always a laugh.

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_. W,* ) : :-:' Page 7 The Fullerton College Hornet FEATURES March 15, 2000 - L -- -I IIP-- - Spring Break Ext ravagan z A 2000 week off of school. escape reality and want to enjoy the bootie shaking dance floor, tions that made you smile.as a BY FRITZIE CAVAS This April 17-21st plan a get- mind throbbing rides at Magic thrilling rides.or catching up on child. FEATURES EDITOR away, read a good book, take a Mountain, Knott's Berry Farm, school work. Have fun be wise and party child to'the park, or simply take Universal Studios or Disneyland Remember spring break gives on. Now's the time to catch up on the time to indulge yourself on visit the student center for some you the opportunity to make up Hip-hop you're way into spring those ZZZZZZZZ. the things you like to do, but cool student discounts. break. Here's what some Stop! Think again, there's lots time with-family, friends or can't during the busy week. Although some of us will be your significant other, more to spring break than a so don't FC students have in mind, what For students who wish to celebrating these five days on forget to practice family tradi- are your plans?

Empowerment through chicana studies - . to develop to their full potential. less than her white sister does," says included. Not because-we didn't make Lopez's BY BIANCA RAzo first female role model was her Women were denied education, land Lopez. history, because we didn't write litera- mother. CALENDAR EDITOR ownership, and were denied full politi- It is was not part of our indigenous ture, or because we didn't-perform sci- According to Lopez, her mother Adela Lopez is a Chicano/Chicana cal participation and opportunities, past for men to feel that they could be entific feats, it was just that we were broke the mold that men used to define Studies Professor at FC and a Chicana even though women were technically men only at the expense of women, nor never thought to be included, and that Latina women of her day. "My mother Feminist in her own right. citizens, albeit disenfranchized citizens, did women need to affirm their wom- made us vulnerable in this society." enjoyed being able to work; she was additionally, a separate class issue anhood at the expense'of the men in According to Lopez it is necessary to very good at what she did. It empow- developed," says Lopez. their society. have a firm sense of who you are, ered her and our family. Work made her According to Lopez, what distin- "Women lost a lot when the regardless of your ethnicity. feel like she could make -a significant

guishes many Chicana's scenario from Europeans came to the Americas. We Lopez said, "When we. are included ..IF:ontriution..toc -the, family'.' _whic;to that-f other women, particularly white had much better'status. We could be in the curriculum it solidifies who we Lopez, her mother did.,, women, is the color issue, and often goddesses, warriors, chieftains, apd are, because it validates us." Women should be happy and feel what is associated with color, in this everything in between. As women, we Lopez wants her students to feel alive being woman. " I feel terrific society, is class. were not at a loss for role models," says good about their history, and wants about being a women; I always have. "If you look at the data that comes Lopez. i more than anything for her students to. My mother modeled that for me," says from the Bureau of US. Labor Statistics, This is one of the reasons Lopez "find themselves in the curriculum." Lopez. it will show that white women will gen- loves to teach Chicano/Chicana According to Lopez this is one of the Lopez says, "Women should Adeta Lopez erally earn less than her white male Studies. strongest connections she has with demand nothing less than equal rights, Ms. Lopez was raised in a barrio counterpart, even though they may be Lopez said, "I knew something most of her students. "They need to be equal protection, and equal opportuni- named Alpine, which is in Los working .in comparable roles, have had Important was missing from having firm and solid in their own identity. ties. But we are not equal to men, we Angeles. Ms.-Lopez empowers her stu- comparable education, and experi- studied the literature, which I read They need to [know to] feel good about are different and we should celebrate dents by including in her.curriculum ences. voraciously, because I was always look- who they are, and that there is good our differences. If that's what a feminist Chicanas and other women who have When you then look at the white ing for myself. The only place I could reason for them to feel that way. is, then that's what I am." made significant professional, educa- females in the work force, and you look find me was in the Spanish class. But, We come from a long history of peo- tional, and cultural achievements. at the Chicana in the work force, there * that wasn't addressing all of me. ple who. have made valuable contribu- "Historically speaking, through again with comparable education and Where was. it that people like myself tions to our societies and to the soci- oppression, women were not allowed experience, [the Chicanal earns even fit into this picture? But we. were never eties of the world," says Lopez.

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Chapman University - Office of Admission One University Drive Orange, CA 92866 O 0FSIC D.IS 1S Page 8 The Fullerton College Hornet March 15, 2000 ART' RTMNMENN 72nd AnnualI Academyc d - AwAwards Roll out the red carpet because it's Oscar time again. Celebrating its 72nd anniversary, the Academy Awards ceremonies promise to be very excit- ing this year. The.'show will be televised on Sunday, March 26 at 5 p.m. on ABC. This year's contenders are of a mixed breed. Established giants of entertainment will be facing off against some of the freshest talent Hollywood has to offer. Of five nominees for achievement in directing, four are first time nominees. This year Meryl Streep has tied Katherine Hepburn at 12 nominations for acting. Halley Joel Osment at 11 yers old, is the third-youngest nominee for a supporting actor. On the other hand, Richard Farnsworth is the oldest leading actor nominee in academy historyat 79: We will examine some of the nominees for the major categories. 'Hurricane 'Affair' ends sq uares off with Oscar

with Oscar BY JUSTIN RUEFF 5 oys Don't Cry A&E EDTOR This is the closest thing to a "Romeo and Juliet" movie to be By EVA MINoUX By the end of the, film the EDiTOR IN CHIEF audience feels a connection to American Beauty nominated this year. Hillary him almost as if hewere one of Annette Benning, along with Swank plays the part of Tina The Hurricane the family. most of the cast of this movie Brandon, a woman going Denzel Washington plays Sweet and Lowdown has been heavily involved in -through a sexual identity crisis -Ruben "Hurricane" Carter in. Sean Penn plays' Emmet theatre. This is always evident who falls in love with a straight this tragic, true story. Ray, a Woody Allenesque ego- in these types of movies, woman. Nobody knows that Audiences are never 'let maniac who can play guitar She plays Carolyn Burnham, Tinawas born a woman. down by any performance with unmatched technical abili- a woman bent on projecting an It is a far cry from her last given by Washington and the ty, but lackingthe beauty of image of success. We see her film, "The'Next Karate Kid," same is truein this riveting emotion. makethe' kinds of mistakes but Swank has the maturity to story... He eventually meets a lovely that seem stupid and ridicu- pull this role off. Called upon to show rage, mute; Hattie, who is his perfect bous. However, they are the The tension displayed in this pride, cowardice, pain and a bit match, she is all ears. same kind of mistakes people film isimmense and Swank car- of madness, Washington: gives -Penn delivers his- zs6ual gift- really make. She is a symbol of ries the cast in perpetuating the same kind of dedicated per- ed, 'performance. He proves; superficiality, that tension. She is truly a formance that has become his,. once, again to audiences every- Her character, although stand out talent in this film. standard. where that heis more than the symbolic of a certain ideaisnot Music of the Heart He'is truly a superb actort spoiled rat-packer of old. He is unbelievable. She really sells This film is completely ciche who, once again has proven his truly a remarkable performer. this character and displayed and uninspired. It is the typical deft ability. American Beauty some of her best work in this story of a teacher who changed The Insider what has not been said

life events and the performance emotion ' and, allows challenge. was the most convincing? The given by Farnsworth is power- Washington to shine the way he k..answer to, that question: ful in its subtlety. does best. Julianne Moore. 'Cider house rules' the~ academy. ing about their life BY JUSTIN RUEFF THE CIDER HOUSE RULES is rage of 'teenage a perfect A&E EDrrOR Truly inspirational .'..this is one of formula for slasher flicks here the many phrases that get commonly one of, those tear- is a film that deals AMERICAN BEAUTY thrown around and misused by film erking moments. with the subject of Set in suburban America this movie critics. all fthe time. However, Every However, it is for- fear in a complex is an exploration of some of the darkest once in a while a film comes along and mulated and the manor. It is a per- parts of everyday life. Some of the changes the way we look at the world. emotional moments. : fect blend of sensi- darkest, and most beautiful. This is one of those films. seem artificial. tivity and spooki- At first glance this is a film about a This is the story.of Homer These are the kind ness. man dealing with a mid-life crisis. But Wells (Tobey Maguire), an Iorphan of moments that The movie is it is.actually an honest story of the whose never even seen the ocean, and "The Green Mile" is ' ...... full of surprises. human condition. This is a film with no his venture into the world. In this full of. The biggest of real villains. Every character represents film, the issue of abortion is a vehicle This movie offers which is in the tal- a part of life that anyone can identify used to coiriiuinicate another -more few surprises and ents of the young with. Even the smallest walk-on parts important (frdm'the film's perspective) relies heavily on the Osment. It is rare reveal. a whole story. idea. Anyonewho 'claims that this superficial. The to find actors so When we, see the'relationship movie' ,is pro-abortion has missed the characters are sim- young that can between Ricky Fitts and his mother we point. This' s a.movie of writing your ply caricatures of The Cider House Rules really sell a story know the tired expression on her face. .own rules to liveby.JIt's message is not, their roles. The (George Lucas lesson. It is a great vehicle for spread- We recognize the detachment and feel- "do what's right," but rather, "do what's malicious bad guy, the crazy inmate, take note.) This young man delivers ing Wigand's testimony. Now with all ings of solitude. Carolyn Burnham's right for you." Itis one of a rare breed of the gentle-hearted giant. You leave this every line of dialogue with the skill of a this Oscar attention 'The Insider' may sexual encounter with Buddy Kane (the film that is truly inspirational. film with exactly what you came in seasoned expert. It is obvious as to why prove to be more far-reaching than the epitome of success) is the culmination, The Green Mile with. It is the film equivalent of eating he is nominated for his role. original "60 minutes" presentation. of a woman's efforts to project an image Chinese food. It might taste good, but And our winner, is ... , Theseis astory-telling device that However, the film is simply not engag- of success. Lester's major perplexity is it'll leave you hungry an hour later. Fortunately great movies and origi- has become fashionable in Hollywood. ing. It is shot to look like a documen- not dealing with feelings of infidelity or This is where The Insider nal ideas were in no short supply this a movie opens with the tary at times, but a documentary would the loss of his job but.rather a'simple year. central character. as an elderly person This is a movie about a. tobacco have probably been a lot more power- realization. Lester realizes that ie has In my mind, the race comes down looking back. on his or her, life. They industry cover up. It's difficult to say ful. to no passion in his life anymore. This used it in 'Titanic," they used it in much more about it as it is probably "Cider House Rules" and "American movie is the The Sixth Sense story of that time in peo- "Saving Private, Ryan, and most recent- the most straightforward of those Beauty" both of these have something ple's "I see dead people." These words lives when they are searching for ly they used itin 'The Green Mile." The movies nominated. It seems to be a unique to offer: the mpvie going public. some sort of will continue to haunt people for a long meaning. It is the story of sole purpose of using this device is to presentation of the facts (although dra- But only one can be chosen as best. My time. This film has what it takes to be a finding beauty in even the darkest add to.th ose-,bhso sad moments. The matized) over anything else. choice for the best picture this year: great motion picture.' Following a bar-' parts of everyday life. sheer imageryof an elderly person cry- This movie is a dramatized history "Cider House Rules" of

Page.9 The Fullerton College Hornet March 15, 2000 1; H ARIS&ENJERTMNMENT West Side Story' taking centerstage

"Sharks" and ing one other, Guest Choreographer, Marti Ramm, BY FRITZIE CANAS - "Jets." while their who has worked on Broadway," says FEATURES EDrOR The -musical strong feelings Stephanie Aven, who plays Pauline, a Curtain call at the FC theater depart- covers a period escalate as they Jets girls in West Side Story. ment: performers and crew for "West of two days,'. continue to Department Chairman and Director Side Story" prepare props, costumes conveying the meet, leading for West Side Story, Chuck Ketter, and final rehearsals for this weeks stories tragic the two gangs Managing Director, Bob Jensen along opening night. and embracing into a fatal out- with all the other staff and performers Check out what's behind the.cur- life stories of break. have worked hard to make this perfor- tains and on the stage as the jets and the wild 50's. Whether you mance a worthwhile experience for Sharksget into a violentrumble. The Sharks enjoy going to their audience. "The music is uplifting Whether you are familiar with "West and Jets which the movies, and will steer the audiences emotions," Side Story" or have not yet been intro- prevent -the beating a con- says Liz Ojeda, who plays Consuela, a duced to it, this show will captivate the co uple' t r o 11le.r Sharks girl. viewer and introduce him/her to the Alejandra { (Playstation) or "West Side Story" will be performing cultural struggle two lovers:-encoun- Nevarro, who getting down this Thursday March 16th through tered. plays Maria, a on the dance Saturday March 25th at the FC theater. West Side Story, a classic, musical Puerto Rican floor, consider There are special "Thursday Only performance came into. existence in girl, who.is the Coupons" in the theater department for By Kathie Kudlo broadening an 1957. Three years latter West Side Story, younger sister 'West Side Story' set gets a'clean sweep. experience FC student, which entitles them and a the film was'created and received an of Bernardo, the through the guest for only $13.00. Oscar for. Best Picture ofthe Year. Sharks leader between Maria and Tony is unaccept- magical sounds Cheaper than the movies, and better It is a suspenseful l9ve story. of a and Dana Johnson,.who plays Tony, the, able, because of their ethnic and cultur- and reality of live entertainment. than a film, come join West Side Story young couple that is torn apart by two 'former Jets leader from engaging. al differences. "This is the best choreography and have a whole new experience at the violent NeWa York City street gangs: the The - passionate secret relationship Both gangs fcorbid the two from see- we've had her in a while, thanks to our theater. 'South Park' bleeped Mann sells Insider'

BY DALLAS CALEY at Academy Awards NEWS EDITOR It is not often that a movie comes around that actually chal- f*** it is," the academy is sure ribt to get Celene BY EVA MlNOUX lenges the powers that be. Dion to sing this nominated song: EDITOR IN CHIEF Orson Wells did it in "Citizen However, Academy Awards producers are Kane", and Michael Mann does "Come 'on-down'to South Park and have your- searching for creative ways to'censor the song. it in 'the Insider", although the self.a time...... The lyrics to the popular South Parker and Stone are telling the Academy to go main target of "the Insider" is Park cartoon on bleep them- the tobacco industry. Comedy Central. selves. Al Pacino plays the lead role The cartoon was so Surprisingly, of '60 minutes,' behind-the- popular 'it got enough even the other F-. scenes reporter Lowell Bergman interest and baking to word: fart, is get- as he tries to get the vital infor- allow the cartoon's ting some heat. mation he needs for the story. creators to'make a full The "adult lines" Although Mann has been crit- lenght film. will most certian- icized for embellishing the actu- Summer'99 saw ly be bleeped al story to make it more interest- Cartman and"=his out, and now the ing, the basic facts are still true. school yard chums, .. /flatulent slang The movie begins with "Bigger, Longer and may also be Bergman being led blindfolded Uncut." Uncut being blown from the into the camp of a known the key word here. .. . .': broadcast. Iranian terrorist. Although the -;The-fihm-was---famous- It's -ironic that position, -has -infornatiorr-that-" cared-essbqutjurnalism than scene is interesting, it fails to r1ght away for the a film about cen- about how:. he look on have 'any importance- to the could seriously hurt the tobacco "would filthy lang iae 'used morship isbeing camera. No' one else seamed to story whatsoever. industry. by theboys.' called upon to Wigand wants'to tell .the. notice this flaw. In actuality, however, Really a dig atthe censor its self. world what he knows, but is Over all, the movie is a suc- Bergman was not even on that censors, the cartoon's creators aimed to show the 'Tfhis is the firstacademy nomination for Parker restricted- by a confidentiality cess. However, there are a few particular story, so one wonders MPAA how rediculous they .hav become in cen- .and Stone. The hope is' that. they will keep the agreement,' not to mention scenes that could have been why Mann even bothered soring foul language.. "boys" atlhome 'on Oscar night. under constant threat to himself edited, such as' the opening and adding the scene to, the already Nominated for best orginal. song, the filthiest "The .'highlight of my: -life 'was ,being at and his family. one surreal'scene, which may too long script. song ever nominated, "Blame Canada" is stirring Paramount Studios with a 90-piece orchestra play- plays have fit better in Fear and The real story starts with Christopher Plummer upcontriversy ing 'Uncle Fukka'," said Parker: the role of 60 minutes anchor- Loathing in Las Vegas. Bergman contacting Jeffrey 'This ditty from, "Souiith Park: Bigger Longer & Wait:'till he hears, his- ditty performed at the person Mike Wallace. The real Also, at over two and a half Wigand (the insider)- played by Uncut" was covriften' by Trey Parker and Matt Oscars. I hope the Academy is prepared when the Mike Wallace criticized the film hours long an extra. large size actor Russell Crowe. 'Stone,'the cartoon's creators.. two walk up, on stage to accept the award, look for portraying him as nothing popcorn wouldn't be a bad idea Wigand is portrayed as a Filled with lyrics like, "Beautiful whatever the out censors! a figurehead who either. good man who, because of his more than

i: -. ~i 'Cycle' in rehersal :: ; ~.: atre department. Actors stand group of actors. ,, By EVA MINOUX -;-- about the stage, stretching, hum- Students are already planning EDITOR IN CHIEF :;; : ::i: ming and generally warming, the promotion of "The Kentucky r: ~ ;- ~*:: ti, 23 actors playing 115 roles in a preparing for this grueling Cycle." At six and half-hours, rr - K. : - ; :: :::-~;:i-~.;: 6 and-a half hour play that schedule.that will keep them this is not any ordinary produc- -; I spans200 years and three fami- busy for the rest of the semester. tion and will have to attract that ,, i lies. This epic show is now in With an innumerable amount of special theatre buff who will not -rl . rehearsal for it's may debut at props, including cups, weapons, mind the long show. ;Ii FC. glasses and more, a list of music This is an ambitious project - I "Hu! Hummmmmmmm uh! as long as.the human arm and that, and will be worth the long $ir Hlu! Hummmmmmmmm uh!" more costume changes than can hours of work and "Hu! are the sounds that echo through' be counted, this production will Humnmmmmm uhing!" the rehearsal stage in the FC the- put to test the abilities of this eethrow all kinds of As a Member of Orange County Teachers Federal Credit Union (OCTFCU), you will own a share in the country's largest educational credit union. OCTFCU is a full-service financial institution, providingyou a variety of ways to access your money, including: obstacles] at y v www.octfcu.org - Check loan and dividend rates, learn about our Express Services and, even apply for a.., .;' loan-all this and more with a click of your mouse. " MasterMoney'r" and ATM/POS Card - Use a MasterMoneym debit card to pay for purchases anywhere MasterCard is accepted worldwide. In addition, the card doubles as an Automated Teller Machine/Point-of ~ tn~lononen Sale (ATM/POS) card. isn't ne of them. V ATM Network - Enjoy free, unlimited use of over 1,000 OCTFCU and the CO-OP Network ATMs throughout Southern California, including the ATM located at the Student Center on your campus. V TellerPhone - Our 24-hour, automated telephone transaction service allows you to conduct a variety of 'transactions over the telephone. Verify cleared checks and deposits, get account balances and account history, conveniently over-the telephone at 714/258-4100 or 800/540-4546. pp~ Sure, We'1l have you climbing walls. But if ycou quality for :" Eleven Branches to Serve You - Stop by our 11 branches throughout Orange County, including our Service Center located on CSUF's campus, second floor of the Titan Mall, next to the bookstore. * Telephone Service Center - Open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, a 2-° or 3-year scholarshiptuition's one obst le you won't . our representatives will help you conduct just about any transaction, quickly and efficiently. Simply call the number below. ') . hav'e to worry about. Talk to an Army ROTC And get a JON FC ODAY

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and old and of all different kinds of body clock in and out. BY LAURENS ONG types and nationalities. I also have to fill out a work out card that SPORTS EDITOR I found out that there are people who, go helps keep track 'of what I am going to do For the last several years I have been feel- to the lab.who, like myself, might not have next. ing run down.and tired after classes here at been exposed to working out regularly Forty minutes of exercise is a minimum FC. before and just want to have, a good work- for I workout credit and .5 to 2.00 units are To me, physical fitness has always been out. possible. important because I want to feel good about Usually if-I haven't known how to use a For a fraction of the cost into going to a myself. machine, I have asked someone already health club ($12 a unit), you can use the lab I also have no misconceptions. about the working out to help. the whole semester. wayIlooked. The machines are just basic, uncomplicat- 'The instructor on duty generally says that I continue to strive to make myself more ed devices. If help is needed, there is' an you have to let your body rest for at'least 48 presentable to the opposite sex, and I figure instructor available to, help maximize your hours or work different parts of your'body Tim Blaine Flores, that working out will make me a leaner, workout. And there is almost never any wait on consecutive days. FC badminton squad, from left, Jameela Abdullah, Rosie Tafoya, Deb Wadleigh, Loretta Gallager and Christie Perez. trimmer young stud. to use a machine. Lab 'hours are open Monday-Thursday Michelle The team has been re-established after nearly 20 years and will play Wanting to make'a commitment to my I usually work out for about 45 minutes from 9 .m. to 2:00 p.m. and 6 p.m.-8p.m. at home on March 24 and 29 at 2 p.m. overall health and fitness, Ilmade an invest- after reading class. To maximize my work- during the evening. On Friday, the lab is ment this semester to register for the PE rout time;*as written in the lab syllabus, I try open from 9 a.m. to noon. 152ABCD Fitness Lab located by the men's to spend as little time as possible going from Those seriously considering one of the exercise to exercise in order to maintain the most convenient ways to trim that tummy, Women learn to gym. At first I thought that I was going to be aerobic/conditioning effects of my workout., or get those legs in shape for a bikini or intimidated by the lab rats and more impor- In.addition to working out, there are sev- swim shorts for spring break or for summer, tantly the exercise machines. eral , requirements, including a $10 health the fitness lab is certainly a nice alternative play with birdies But, the atmosphere in the lab is bustling assessment fee. Every time I workout, I must to sitting around waiting for time to pass and I found myself among people young have my laminated student I.D. card to before a class starts. have been issued to colleges to BY TIM BLAINE help fund teams. STAFF WRITER The current grant runs This year, FC is fielding a through to next year at which 'Running lines' with Fullerton badminton team for the first time it is hoped that the sport time since the early '80s. will have caught on well Coach Connie Carroll, and enough to justify its inclusion in assistant coach Michelle Tofoya, the regularly funded athletic College's men's tennis team now have five team members programs of the schools swinging racquets for the involved. The FC Men's tennis team Hornets. Aside from.FC, the two San BY EVA MINOUX .They are still looking for schools, Irvine Valley * practices every Monday, Diego EDITOR IN CHIEF players.. and five schools in the Wednesday and Friday. From College, Thus far, the team has played Los Angeles area are taking part FC Men's athletic teams are. 'running lines' to stretching, to San Diego City and San Diego fielded in football, cross country, drills, the team is doing all it can as well. Mesa, losing both matches, but Current team members soccer, water polo, basketball, to prepare for their matches enjoying the experience and the include Jameela Abdullah, baseball, tennis,: swimming, and every Tuesday and Thursday. team camaraderie. Gallagher, track & field. With six singles matches and Rosie Flores, Loretta Perez 'and Deb Most teams compete in the three doubles matches, each All of this year's members Christie are new to the sport, but they Wadleigh. Orange Empire, Conference.- Tuesday and Thursday, the men are quickly learning how to The team welcomes newcom- Aquatic sports compete in, the all have a chance to show that react to the fast flying shuttle- ers to the. sport, and veterans South Coast, Conference, while their training has paid off. who feel the the football squad is a member Eddie Sweeney is 8-1, and cock, also called a 'birdie', and too, so students how to aim for the back corners to raise a racquet and who of the Mission Confer- ence. Robert Salem is 5-4. A transfer need sports are encour- These three conferences are from Mt. Sac, Garrett Price is of the court. enjoy team This is a net game in which to call Coach Carroll at considered to be some of the currently 4-4. aged travel to Ojai in single or double teams strike the 992-7388. most competitive in the US, .Photo by Eva Minoux 'The team will birdie with lightweight rac- Badminton games are sched- often producing Piatiodha chai- Jason, GrenonI works on his groundstrokes during practice on April. for the" Ojai Valley quets.. 'iil at°'FC'on MaiMh24'' id pions. And theFC Men's Tennis tiiday. Tournament. With four return- An organi2'ationri-cI l~' tJSA- at 2 pmanii -a'State Team definitely has that win- ing players, this team knows a~ih.29 nd Esparza, FC is in 3rd place with 2 wins and 2 Badminton has been formed to championship will be held May ning spirit, said Raymo 'how. to play to have fun. promote the sport and- grants 12th. "We're: doing really well," MensTennis Coach. "Ourteam loses.in conference. Women's softball: Play hard; have a ball ance at the, plate throughout the game. This BY TIM BLAINE dropped Coast's record to 12-9' overall. The STAFF WRITER Hornets, on the other hand, .ran their league They play with a bright yellow ball on an 'record to 5-0. immaculate green field and the distance from A game scheduled for last Wednesday, against home plate to the foul pole is 190 feet. Irvine Valley, was cancelled'due to rain and Every wire and'coil in the backstop is painted a rescheduled for Friday afternoon. But the rain clean dark blue and to hit a homerun to dead cen- delay didn't silence the Hornet bats and the ladies PREGNANT? terfield you have to lift the ball 220 feet. chalked up another win to become 6-0 in league The women who play on the FC Fastpitch play. Softball Tam come from a variety of backgrounds Come out and cheer the Hornets on as they" FRIGHTENED? and look like your average college student when .meet Golden West this Friday at 3:00pm on the they walk around campus. It wouldn't necessari- home field. For those of you who like to travel the ly strike you that they are athletes. team will be going to Irvine Valley College this Nevertheless they certainly. are. And they are Wednesday for a 3:00pm game. CONFUSED? winners.. The stadium is located along Berkeley Ave. at In the afternoon, they wear uniforms of white the parking lot entrance adjacent to the south side with blue andd gold trim. They tie their hair back of the track. The stands are clean aluminum but in ponytails- with ribbons of the same colors. 'they are hard so bring a cushion to sit upon. Because they wear shorts, they also wear There are fifteen league games remaining in the kneepads to protect against the grit of infield dirt. season. See you there! And these are the work clothes with which they Unplanned Pregnancy? Decisions to Make? are doing a job on the rest of the Orange Empire League. Congratulations Head Coach With. an overall record of 20-2, the Hornets Lisa Bassi Don't face this crisis alone... went into action against the Orange Coast Pirates and, in a tight game, pulled out a 2-1 victory. for winning your 300th career The starting battery of pitcher Erin Kelly and game BIRTHRIGHT CARES! catcher Jessica Young kept Coast's batters off bal-

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The women's team at. the. Photo by Brian Zhang 400-meter events. Fullerton at Cerritos California Championships v, same meet managed. to edge a Danny Keener leads the way with fellow teammates Elidlo Zea and Jaso)n Kncade Both te men's and at Santa Barbara first -place finish aftera short- at Santa Ana College on Feb. 11 against Riverside and Santa=Ana. women's teams trav- April' 1-4 Mt. San Antonio age of athletes. Fullerton ple entries for each athlete second place.finishes in the el to the Bakersfield College Relays at Mt. May 19-20 State Meet at received 189 points after muti- resulting in numerous first and individual events. Relays on Friday and Saturday. Sac Bakersfield

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Meeting: Offers guest speakers, Meetings every Thursday - noon 'r +o rt nr- e nd community service, internships,. in room #1013. March 23 (Thursday) - psychology conferences, and March 17'(Friday) Club Rush and St. Patrick's 4Ake fewlie rice A,, opportunity to meet people with. Day event - in the quad. ~ed and M"e hertc College Bound (EOPS)- similar interests. Meetings held Mna+ro$ £ " kt us every other Wednesday at 3:00 Volunteers meet every Friday at March 23-24 ?Heure /A p.m. in room 523. 9:00 a.m. in room 415 to take FC Marketplace - in the quad. 47a'e fo

March 16 .(Tomorrow)- 6th graders on tour of camps. March 24-25 efva11 4f 4 men h4Ve Political Awareness Club- Is March 21 (Tuesday) Theatre Festival - High School wn .1TAee vr4+)v sponsoring a Women's History, students on campus. for annual Month Event 10 a.m. - 4p.m. at "Preventing Single-Parent event. fr4d5)n c . qfr y4 the Cadena/Transfer Center Burnout"by Lola Coxford- March25 (aturday *patio. Brown from 2:00 p.m. - 3:00

Club - p.m. in the Cadena Center, San Diego State University tIer, Xn , d.59e _ lets 9 M.E.Ch.A1 Student -PotFe/ ChW SIry )S dreridz5'S if t CJ/o Meeting: purpose is to inspire room 801. Tour - $5.00 prior deposit Chicano -fellowship_ and leader- required. Space is limited. can' even open +Mdoo ship. Meeting 1:30"- 3' p.m. in March 27 (Monday) iir ,ne x S-ee Avow ! F1... room #814. CSU Fullerton Transfer Day - KindercaminataVolunteer Christian Student Club. - 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. in the quad. Orientation. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Meeting:, purpose is to provide at the Cadena/Transfer Center. an-atmosphere and activities for CSU Fullerton Transcripteval- Room 801.

"West Side Story" - Mar 16, 17, 310 N. Pomona Ave., Fullerton. "Musicians at Work" - FC 18,23 and 25 at 8 p.m. in the FC Thru April 30. (714) 738-6545. Concert Choir performance, 8 -Campus.Theatre. Box office: "The Mikado,".by Gilbert and p.m. in the Wilshire Auditorium. April 1. 992-7433. Sullivan -. Fri. - Sat. at 8 p.m., Sun. at 2 p.m.. Student tickets "Fiddler on the-. Roof" - Student Art Exhibit - Annual Theater. 5576 East )Fullerton Union High School $10.' Chance exhibit in the FC Art Gallery. Academy of Arts production at La Palma , Avenue; Anaheim Coming soon. April 28-May 18. the Plummer Auditorium. The Hills. Thru April 2714-777-3033. show runs March 24, 25, 31, and "Murder at the Howard April 1, evenings, at 7:30 p.m., Johnson's" Ron Clark's .land with one matinee at 1:30 on Sam Bobrick's comedic play. A April 1. General admission $8, light' and funny-comedy, in Women's history month. $5.00 deposit required. Scholarship-Fullerton College tion services foreducational and students/seniors $7. For infor Universities include San Diego Foundation scholarships economically needy students. which everyone tries to kill "Women: ' Successfully (714) 671-1084. State, CSU Fullerton, CSU Long Continuing Students - everyone else in' America's Balancing Life, Career ' -& Health Center . provides care Beach, and UCLA. To sign up or Roland ' Reiss, Artist in favorite hoteL Garden Grove Family." Guest Speskers: Gigi Deadline Mar. 17, ' 2000. for - students, including have questions, call 992-7587 or 'Residence - Exhibit on display Playhouse in Eastgate Park, Blanche, Jeanne Costello, and Applicants must meet the folow- health/wellness counseling, vist the Cadena/Transfer in the FC Art Gallery. Mon. thru, 12001 Saint Mark Street. Fri. &' Sunshine Vidal. Mar. 23, 1-2 ing criteria: Completed at least medical screening, mental Center, room,801. Thurs.'10. a.m. to 2 p.m.; We, Sat'. evenings. March 31 thru p.m. in the Cadena/Transfer 24 units at Fullerton College health consultations and other and Thurs. 6-9 p.m. Thu April *',April.22, 8:00 p.m., with two Center. Conversation Cicles -Do. you prior to the beginning of the sevices. The center is on the west matinees on April 9 & -16 at 2. building, room 6." "Keeping Focused: .Getting want to improve your English or Spring Semester. Be a full time side of the P.E. pm. $10 general admission and 1204. Open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. through College Despite Life." Spanish speaking skills? If so, student. A minimum G.P.A. of Walking in Beauty: Timeless $8 for seniors and students. 8 to 4 on. Lopez, UCR you may contact The 3.0. Be enrolled full-time at FC Mon. thru Thurs., and Arts:. of the 'American Dr. Tiffany Ana' for for the 2000-2001 academic year. Fri. 992-7414. "Passport to Mt. Olympus" English Professor. 'Room 121. Cadena/Transfer Center Sdithwest Indians - This exhib- No late applications will be combines Mar. 28, 12-1 p.m. more info. (714) 992-7587. Work Force Center- offers' it is an anthropological look at This cultural exhibit accepted. Applications must be myth and reality as it introduces Western Regional Honors employment-related informa- the world-view and belief sys- Volunteer for Kindercaminata. Council- Honors program coor- turned in'at the Foundation tion for currently enrolled stu- tems of the -Navajo and Pueblo visitors to ancient and modem 1000 children expected. dinator Claudia Stanger and office. dents acid graduates within 2' peoples as witnessed through Greece and to the legends that Volunteer touring kindergarten interns Brian Zhang, Michelle Scholarships - The.South Coast years of graduation. Extended 'thierart, myth and iconography. have shaped the minds of man. students who will visit campus Duran and Keegan Goodman to Higher Education Council is hours to to assist evening FC It includes more.than,50 Navajo Children's Museum in La Habra March'-31. Contact Doreen (562) attend meeting representing offering three $500 scholarships students. Resume assistance. sand, paintings, texitiles and 301,5. Euclid St.; La Habra Villasefior 992-7588. 905-9793. Mon. - Sat., 10 a.m. -5 honors programs from 2-4 yr. for the 2000-2001 academic year. Free Resume Faxing. EDD ser- Pueblo ceramics. Thru March Political Awareness Club p.m.;Sun., .1-5 p.m. $4; children colleges. March 23-25 at Weber For information regarding crite- vices. Please call (714)992-7261. 19. Cal State Fullerton. Women's Clothing Drive. Drop under 2 free. Through June 11. State University at Odgen, Utah. ria necessary, please contact Located in the Student Affairs professional clothing and kids "Across -.Time - Beyond'Place: Cadena/Transfer Center 'for office, room #816. of the support 2000 Phi Theta Kappa All- Conte dporary Mexican Art" "The Secret World. toys at the library to California Academic Team - FC application forms. Legal Clinic -designed to assist Mexican cultural- 'identity is Forbidden City""-'The' largest local Women's Shelters 'in 1-31 students Steven Oritz and James College Bound - Extended FC students, Staff, and Senior explored through the art 'of four loan of cultural treasures. frdm Fullerton. .March Jeong are FC's 2000,Phi Theta Opportunities Programs and Citizens of the community with artists. Arturo Elizondo, Beijing's Imperial Palace. University Tours'- Services (EOPS) - a support ser- Bowers Museum of Cultural. Kappa team.. The students will thier legal needs. Call(714) 992- Claudia Fernandez, Francisco Don't miss the bus, sign up for a be honored at an awards cere- vices program designed to pro- 7256 for more information. ,1Verandez, and Besabee Art, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana, university tour this semester. mony on April 6 in Sacramento. vide entry, retention and transi- Romero. Wed & Fri-Sun, noon - ticket info at (877) 250-8999, $8- 4p.m. Thurs, noon,-8 p.m. $3. $16, children under 5, free. 'Thru Fpr visitors on, Thurs -6-8 p.m. Sept.' 3. $1.: Fullerton Museum Center Return of the swallows celebra- more. March 1L& r1. Adults $6b Lalifornia's most prominent with spectacular sideshows and of.the cir- tion - Celebrate the legendary Seniors $5, Child ren $4. dance company. Mar. 24 & 25 at freakish entertainment return of the swallows. Old' Information: (949) 248--2048. The Barclay, 4242 Campus cus. Performer Jim Rose dazzles JDUNSELLNG 'Mission San Juan Capistrano. Drive, Irvine. 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Come on along and join us in our. F RROADWAY P le F e ll orn trt pe n ial Se (i ti n Big Apple event invades FC campus April 24-25

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March 24 and 25, the FC Theatre department will contin- ue a 20-year tradition. The 20th - annual Theatre festival will take over the FC campus in true New York style. Campus buildings will be transformed into famous Broadway theatres; street per- formers will parade.around campus; hot dog vendors will provide Big Apple-style treats; and music and.laughter will dominate the school. "We like' to put the high school students center stage for the weekend," said Bob Jensen, FC theatre director. "We provide a chance to'con- nect them with colleagues from all over southern California arid, introduce them to the FC theatre Photo Courtesy of FC Theatre Department The two-day theatre program," he said. High school students celebrate orn the' quad, last year as finalists are announced. cipants and is the largest event of its kind on the west coast. This The theatrefestival is orga- festival attracts nearly 2,000 partic sted Fullerton College. nized and operated entirely by year's festival will be the 20th has at FC students. This year will be Both women are currently the students busy. schools must pay an entry fee. And, as the largest theatre festi- the first time two women have rehersing for. another huge pro- "We give them a lot of things run the show. ject. 'The Kentucky Cycle,' is to do so we don't have to worry val on the west coast, it doesn't climbing trees, problems get- "There are 25.student leaders the latest production that the" " al ou'f' kids seem to have any managing 200 college workers, theatre department will pro- smoking in the bathrooms or ting students to sign up. FC students are encouraged 150 judges and 1,842 high duce. It is a 61/2 hour play that generallygetting into trouble," for the festival school students from 54 differ- features 23 actors portraying 115 said Dtnkerly. to volunteer department activities, said Dunkerly. ent high schools," said Jensen. roles. The play opens in May. The theatre by "The week -of the festival, To help keep order among receives no campus funds for "We are so overwhelmed how everyone is doing what eeryone will see we are taking the nearly 2,000' students next the festival. be done," she said. over the campus," said Sarah weekend, the executive team, "This event is all aboutthe needs to Dunkerly, who along 'with the group-,that- organizes. the future of theatre, it's not the "Everyone has done their job Brianne Gates is coordinating .event; has planned lots of pro- money," said Brianne. and gone above ad beyond for the event, grams and workshops to keep Participating students and this event," agreed Brianne. Fullerton College president welcomes theatre students

showcasing your talents, that you also gain with most having received numerous local BY- MICHAEL J. VIERA, PH.D. a 'sense of the quality and reputation of the and national awards in the area of theatre. FULLERON COLLEGE PRESIDENT Theatre;Arts program at Fullerton Cbllege. This year members of the theatre faculty Welcome to the 20th Annual Theatre We are extremely proud of our program, were recognized as Staff of Distinction recip- Festival 2,000, the largest high school theatre which has produced such performers as ients for their professional and dedicated festival in the western United States! Matt Lillard of Scream fame; Jason Scott Lee, work both on the campus and throughout Fullerton College. is proud to once, again who starred in Dragon:' The Bruce Lee Story the local community. host the best and the brightest of our talent- and The Jungle Book; and Cress Williams,. I am proud to say.that several Theatre ed youth from throughout the surrounding who appears in a recurring role in ER. Festival participants from last year now call areas. Our students' hav,, Fullerton College Last year we were joined by more than. gone'.on to study at 'We are always eager to wel- a second home. 1,700 high school students from 54 high exciting Julliard, serve actingCOn e' new students into 'x This is an schools, 200 college student volunteers and internships at the Actors time for the 150 judges from the theatrearts profession Theatre of Louisville,:pro- prog;ram.' Fullerton College who all contributed to a'highly successful fessionally direct and per- T h e a t r e and dynamic eyent. form and much more. Department as it - PRESIDENT MICHAEL J VIERA This yearwill surely be no different in In the past year, our enters the 21st terms of the energy enthusiasm and talent students have had the opportunity to travel century and we are always eager to wel- that has come to be the trademark of this to Las Vegas .for the Americarn College come new students into our program. exciting two-day festival of acting'and Theatre Festival, and later this sernester will Enjoy Theatre Festival 2000, and best of design competition. takea New York City tour dunng Spring luck to all of you, not only in the days' I hope that as you participate in the days' Break. events, but also in achieving all of your activities, both challenging yourselves and Our theatre faculty is truly inspiring, future goals.' West coast's largest theatre festival returns for 20th year Each year festival., partici- the University dof Iowa), and festivals can be traced to the suc- BY ROBERT JENSEN pants are invited to attend our Lynda Blais (now Kinke). cess of the college student lead- FESTIVAL DIRECTOR concurrent Spring Musical pro- Throughout the years, the ership teams, who tirelessly March 1981 marks the gate of duction in the Campus Theatre. festival has been attended by work to recruit and organize a the first Fullerton College In the festival's first year, we more than 20,000 students from labor force of 200 theatre stu- Theatre Festival. Some 180 stun p r' o - 150 high dents. schools. The model for these leader- dents from a handful of high duced a Throughout the years, the schools and 18 judges partici-. stunning The size ship teams ws created by then- pated. produc- festival has been attended and scale of students Don Mercer and The Festival was the brain- tion of by more than 20,000 the festival Bronwyn -Dodson and is fine child of the new team of faculty Cabaret, required cre- tuned each year by the 25-mem- and staff'assembled under the directed students from 150 high ation of spe- ber 'leadership team , which leadership of then Department by Tom schools. cial schedul- begins work six months in Todd Glen. New at Blank. ing and scor- advance of each festival. Chairman - ROBERT JENSEN Fullerton College were staff Also in- ing computer Gavin Carlton moved the fes- Jamie Muller Festival Director Robert Jensen meets with student coordinators members Gary Krinke, Tom volved in software, tival onto the quad, and the high two weeks before this year's event. More than 200 theater students Blank, Bob Jensen and Pat were Roger Keller designed by Fullerton College's school students responded with Cabaret volunteer, some for as long as' six months before the festival. Scribner. '(longtime theatre festival judge Co Ho, who remains an integral tents and banners. Larsen led us through a very Sarah Dunkerly and Brianne Guest artists that year includ- and actor), Clay Wilcox (now a part of our current festival Patrick Dali Occhio originat- festive Mardi Gras theme. Gates have adopted a theme ed current full-time staff mem- television actor), Eve Himmel- preparations. ed the first themed festival This' year student leaders saluting 100 years of Broadway. ber Mela Hoyt-Heydon. heber (now theatre professor at Much of the success of recent (Caribbean), and last year Phil Page S-2 The Fullerton College Hornet March 15, 2000 FESH1VAL i" I Local theatre has Festival genesis The Stingger conducted a jovial classes.:: I'm kidding. one in the box office afterwards. By KATHERINE GLASS late-night iinterview with mem- What about current the'FC theatre If you had to pick one essential class STINGER STAFF WRITER Another opening.... another show! bers .Todd Langwell, Brandon student? How should they get to take at FC, what would it be? Stages began as the brain- Puleio, AdaLm Clark, and Casey started after college? LANGWELL: Human Few events are.as energized as the opening ceremony for child of Brian Kojac in October Mercer. Group response: Come to Sexuality.. just kidding, again. each Spring's high School theatre festival at UC. of 1993.' After finding a location What memQrTies do you have of the Stages! Take Acting B, its what really 'to set up shop in an industrial Fullerton College High School Puleio: Get on stage! Any expe: gets you over your stage fright. It's March Madness, Fullerton College style! complex in Anaheim off of'La Teatre est ival? rience on stage is better than.in CLARK: Speech. Palma, their first play Reckless Puleio: I wa as not prepared. Here the classroom. BP: Fencing. opened in March of 1993. I was a big fish in my little fish Do you have any FC Theatre Mercer: Most everything is 10:30 A.M. Doors to the gym open. Preshow music 22 of 26 original. members, bowl, scou ting out chicks, not DepartmentHorror Stories? required to transfer or graduate,, provided by the Cabana Boys Stages still remain active, aware of tthe seriousness the CLARK: I was an extra'ina but definitely take Movement. * In contrast to traditional the- other actors"were taking toward show there, Indians, and I over- Any final words? 11:00 A.M. Opening Remarks: Bob Jensen, Festival atre%settings, Stages offers the- performing slept missing my part. I didn't LANGWELL: Stage will some- Director atergoers a relaxed atmosphere, Langwell: l My second year at the get there until the final act, but day be- world famous, jump in 11:05 A.M. Musical theatre performance by Bravo -substituting in'many places festival I ssaw Tom Black play they were forgiving. on the ground floor. beanbag chairs. instead of regu- Cyrano. Af ter that performance LANGWELL: I watched some- CLARK: Stages is like life, not 11:20 A.M. FC Office Manager Pat Scribner honors lar theatre seating. I knew thattI wanted to act. one get beat up in the make-up the other way around! high school teachers This unique arrangement What, advice'do you have for high room once. Someguy just ran ii Stages just finished their pro- along with Stages' quality pro- school studdents lookin to get. there and beat the crap out of duction of Rumor and will.be 11:25 A.M. FC alumnus Brian Kojac ductions gained popularity involved intithe Theatre Department another guy and then left. opening The Miracle of Mary 11:30 A.M. Chuck Ketter; Gary Krinke; Dan Lemieux; quickly and .Stages was ready to at FC? If a. student was looking to get Mack Baby, a comedy by upgrade to their-'current location Clark: Doo- everything. Get involved at Stages who would he Johanna Adams on March 24 Sarah Dunkerly, Brianne Gates, and Roxy on Commonwealth Ave. in involved aned milk your experi- talk to? and will run through April 16: Rosas Fullerton. They earned, the ences 'for eeverything they are LANGWELL: Cometo ,a show On April 28 An Enemy, of the 11:40 A..M. FC alumnus Cress Williams, George Jefferson award for worth. and see if what we do is what People,'by Herik Ibsen will

"Moving, on' Up." -Langwell: 1Take plenty of science you want. to do, then see some- begin its run until-through May 21. 11:45 A.M. Musical.Theatre showcase performance Hornet success story Noon, Let the festival begin! .'; rr I rlrrr i . ~ : I Cress Williams, FC alumnus to keynote Laughter pays big for William has had roles in sev- BYFRITzIE CAAS £. ,. A~-..e.TV ni J * s STAFF WRITER which include Peter Benchley's greater the audience response BY JOHN CECCARELU "Creature" in-the Sufi-i' of the more points awarded. Actor, Cress. Williams, a for- THEATRE STINGER WRITER mer student and, alumnus of . 1998. Comedy Sportz is strictly a Most high school drama stu- Fullerton College, is in his sec- While at FC, Williams was family show. The threat of a dents have played "What are ond season on the highly- rated active in 'the Theatre brown bag on the head .(a You Doing?,"' "Forward NBC drama, . "ER."-William has. Department mainstage and "Brown Bag Foul") keeps the Reverse" or "Replay." humor as clean as a Mach 3 a recurring. role as the ;Chicago; workshop productions, worked These games have been made razor. police-officer Reggie Moore. in the annual Playwright's popular through- William returned to Fullerton :Festival and in the FCTA 'out- High school stu- out the region by Comedy Sportz dents have joined College this,-. past; summer to door dinner :theatre at the is the comedy impro- strictly a in the action. More ,speak to participants at the Muckenthaler Cultural Arts family visation group, than 40 schools Theatre Department's -Annual Center in Fullerton. Comedy Sportz. show. have sent their Director's Festival and. will He also received several the- Eight of the fun- ownteams to other serve as thekeynote speaker for ater awards for his work at the Cress Wiilliams, 1990 niest people campuses to com- Fullerton College's 20th FC Theater Department, includ- around have joined this group pete for laughs. Anniversary 'High .School After ing the Best Actor Award for his graduating' from Mayer about actor and activist and invented dozens ,of improv lead performance in Othello and ComedySportz is hosting Theater Festival this:month. 4 n CollegeWilliams Paul Robeson. games. "a. - F. , , ,' .. "Th'eatre-" 'FGames" at the r e hisexple- r sfeired tUCLA and contin- SWilliams is also known for his' the 'first' Bronwyn. Dodson They mix thing ,u ,:taking. Fullerkeiv rsigh School Theatre ne tes onl the ppular drama' it Scholarship Award. career= in' show business. other roles on television, includ- suggestions from their audience Festival this year. series on ER, and about his Williams appeared Way to go Cress. in many irg three seasons on "Beverly during the show, creating a fast- Spectators are sure to have friendship with Eriq LaSalle, professional And for all those inspiring projects even before Hills, 90210," a recurring charac- paced and incredibly funny act. some great laughs watching who plays Dr. Peter Benton performers on campus, keep up on completing his education at ter on "Living.Single," and The players split up into two each team compete for the loud- the show. She also worked UCLA. the good work, follow your made guest appearances. on teams of four and compete for est response from the audience, ,together with Williams dreams- and reach for the on the Williams portrayed the title "Law & Order" and "N.Y.P.D. the audience's applause, which in order to make it to the next movie STARS. "Rebound." character in-a play by Oliver Blue." translates into points. The round.

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One Acts =-001 KRISHA FORD 1st Place Upland "Art" THEATRE STINGER WRITER 2nd Place James Monroe "Laundry and Bourbon" 3rd Place TIE Long Beach Polyy "Competition Piece" The festival experience can be a wild one. Fighting the 3rd Place TIE Elsinore '"Men Inside" nerves, nailing the lines, wearing a silly costume, finding the Musical Theatre -002 right room (on time), all while having the fear and anticipation 1st Place' Esperanza' "A....My Name Is Alice" that just builds up stronger and stonger as it comes closer and 2nd Place Mt. Cannel "The Secret Garden" 3rd Place Elsinore "Chicago" closer to the festival's finals. Contemporary DraLmatic FEnsemble - 003 Well, don't sweat it, I'm sure that you are very prepared. 1st Place Riverside .Poly "The Miracle Worker"' Still, there are alot of small details that many.times get over- TIE "Olearna" .2nd Place Mission Viejo looked. So here are just a few tips, reminder and suggetions 2nd Place TIE Esperanza - Look Homeward Angel" 3rd Place TIE Buena Park "Fences" (based on the experience of a festival pro, such as myself) that 3rd Place TIE Upland "Shakin The Mess Outta will help you calm your nerves and give you a memorable and Misery" hassle-free festival expericence. Contemporary Humorous Ensemble - 004 1st Place El Toro - "Boys Next Door" 2nd Place Diamond Bar "Powerand Glory" 1st Place ' Diamond Bar "Play On" - Stephen " Bring something to sit or lie on. You're going to have a lot 3rd Place Estancia "Italian-American Garber of downtime between'workshops and events, so you will Reconciliation" 2nd Place Newport Harbor "Nine" - Alexandra need someplace to rest your bones. A blanket, or some fold Classical Dramatic Ensemble - 005 Smith-Ginter out chairs should do the trick. Some people even bring 1st Place E1.Dorado'. "Electra" 3rd'Place Capistrano Valley "'Macbeth" - Leia Saito 2nd Place. , Fallbrook "Electra" Graphic Design - 014 tents. IIey what ever make you comfortable! 3rd Place Torrey Pines' "Hamlet" 1st Place El Dorado "Rehearsal for Murder" " Take something warm. It's most likely going to be cold, so Classical Humorous Ensemble 006 - Jonathan Bellows along with your costumes, throw in a sweater or jacket to 1st Place Esperanza "Midsummer Night"s 2Rd Place Esperanza "'AFunny Thing Dream" *Happened..." keep you warm, and if it doesn't get cold, sue me. 2nd Place .Bellfiower "Twelfth Night""o S - Brooke Parker. 3rd Place * Watch the weather channel. If you don't feel like watching, Mission-Viejo "Taming of the Shrewv"' 3rd Place - Josh Billings Tustin "Macbeth" at least find out some way what the weather is going to be Men's Contemporary Dramatic Monologue - 007, Lighting Design - 015 1st Place Upland "So, w: Dance On The 1st Place El Dorado "Smile"- Morgan like. Last year it rained, and it really sucked for those who Kill]ing Ground" Satterfield didn't bring an umbrella. Be prepared; be prepared. 2nd Place Murrieta Valley "To Icill'a Mocking Bird" 2nd Place El Dorado' "Rehearsal for Murder" " Money never hurts. Don't forget to bring a few extra bucks 3rd Place Upland ."The ' Iceman Cometh" - Krista Gobbi -Women's Contemporary Dramatic Monologue -008 3rd Place -La Quinta "Miracle Worker" - Luis for memorablilia, food, or anything else that calls for cash.: 1st Place Long Beach Poly "A UiMedal For Willie" Flores and Niccy Sallwey * Know where you are going. When you finally get settled 2nd Place TIE San Pedro "Mas ter Class" Costume Design -016' down, and you've set your stuff at your base camp remem- 2nd Place TIE Rancho Buena Vista "Litt]le Victories" 1st Place South Pasadena "Alice"- Rebecca.Blazak 3rd Place. Rowland "Stee,e Magnolias" 2nd Place Mission Viejo "Chinese Cinderella" ber to take some extra time to find out were you're going to Contemporary Humorous Monologue -009 Men's - Mailien Le perform. This way you won't lose a load over being lost as 'st Place Capistrano Valley "Sho Dwbiz Rabbi" 3rd Place West Covina "The Wiz" - Jennifer you start running all over the campus one minute.before 2nd Place TIE % South Pasadena "The Pain of the Macho" Weaver your call time. 2nd Place TIE Mt. Carmel "Rumors" High School Spirit Award 3rd' Place 'TIE San Pedro "I Hate Hamlet" and have fun. "Best exemplifies the SPIRT'of the High School Theatre Festival" - * Most importantly, breathe, try to stay calm 3rd Place - TIE Murrieta Valley , "The End of I" School Remember that it's a festival, not the Oscars. Our main goal Women's Contemporary Humorous Monologue - 010 Esperanza High 1st Place Torrey Pines "Claire" is to make sure you enjoy yourselves: 2nd Place Elsinore "Female Pastrami" Judge's Choice - Special Achievement 3rd Place Upland "The Towel Lady" "student who best displays a high level of talent, dedication and Children's Theatre - 011 professionalism" 1st Place .Califomia "Wicked John" Sharon Southal - Murrieta Valley High School 2nd Place ; TIE Mira Costa . "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" Grand Prize - Sweepstakes - Most Total Points 2nd'Place TIE Rancho Buena Vista'-"Wind In The Willows" - Upland High School 3rd Place 'El Dorado "I Didn"tKnow That" TheatreSports- 012 1st Place Mission Viejo I"Scene" Grand Prize - Sweepstakes - Highest Average Scores 2nd Phi ce Mira Costa "Scriptwriters " - James Monroe High School 3rd Pkke :.._ Upland "Dimestore Novel" Set Design -013

Fullerton College Theatre Arts Department Season of Plays-2000

The Twentieth Annual Fullerton College HIGH SCHOOL.THEATRE FESTVAL Friday, March 24 & Saturday, March25 Theme: Fullerton College Celebrates 100 YearspfBroadway. 01W-LINE 1900 competitors from 54 schools. Opening Ceremony in the Gym, 11:00 A.M., March 24. For information contact Pat Scribner (714) 992-7425; To volunteer to work, contact Bob Jensen (714) 992-7428, [email protected]

THE KENTCKY CYCLE by Robert Schenkkan, Directed by Bob Jensen andDan Lemieux PERFORMANCE DATES TH May 4,2000 8:00PM Part TH May 11, 2000 8:00PM Part I F May 5, 2000 8:00PM Part II F May 12, 2000 8:00PM Part II E E SA May 6, 2000 2:00PM PartI SA May 13, 2000 2:00PM Part I: SA May 6, 2000 8:00PM Part II SA May 13,2000 8:00PM Part II DaELN ER SU May 7, 2000 2:00PM PartI SU May 14, 2000 2:00PM Part I SU May 7, 2000 7:00PM Part II SU May 14, 2000 7:00PM Part II

THE SHADOW BOX by Michael Cristopher Performances: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 8:00 P.M. & Sunday, May 21, 200 2:00 P.M. Bronwyn Dodson Theatre

SIX 'CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR by Luigi Pirandello LIOME! Performances: Friday, May 19,2000 2.00 P.M.' &Saturday, May 20; 2000 5:00-P.M. Bronwyn Dodson Theatre

GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS by David Mamet, Bronwyn Dodson Theatre Female Cast: Thursday, May 18, 2000 8:00 P.M. Male Cast: Saturday, May 20, 2000 2:00 P.M. Saturday, May 20, 2000 8 00 P.M. Sunday, May 21,2000 2:00P.M. ON T L 011-L~Ei 1E4L .oN-rQPK THEATRE ARTS BANQUET 2000 Theme: FCTheatre Arts Celebrates 100 Yers of Hollywood Friday, May 19, 2000 6:00 -12:00 P.M., Location: Four Points Sheraton, Fullerton TV S'cool courses are delivered to you on-line Dinner, Dancing, Entertainment and Awards: cost- $30.00 per person. or on-TV by Fullerton College. That means you For information contact Bob Jensen (714) 992.7428, [email protected] can tune-in whenever you want to and spend DIRECTORS FEST IVAL- celebrating ourfifth anniversary Submission deadline for Directing Proposals: April 24,2000 (5:00 P.M.) less time on campus. Whether you're seeking Auditions: Monday, May 16, 2000, 7:00 P.M. Room 1310

- Rehearsals: May 30-June 16, MTuWTh, 7:00-10:00 P.M. transferable credits or just want to know it all, Performances: June 19-June24, 2000, Bronwyn Dodson Theatre Performances for Best of Fest: July 14-23, Stages, Fullerton TV'S'cool provides a convenient andflexible For information contact Bob Jensen, Artistic Director, RTC, (714)992-7428, [email protected] alternative to the traditional classroom. FA 4E! Standing Room Only Summer Theatre Conservatory Subject to availability. Staged by GaryKrinke and John Vaughan. Auditions: Saturday, May 20,2000,10:00 A.M.; Calbacks: Saturday, June 3, 10:00 AM. - 1:00 P.Mr Rehearsals: June 19-July 30, MTuWTh, 1:00.4:30 and Fridays; open to college and high school students. Performances: July 27 - 30, 2000 FULLERTON For information: contact Pat Scribner (714) 992-7425 Box Office Open 10:30-3:30 M-F (714) 992-7433 GOT O7ESlOAUS? CARL H ETV SGCOOL Sp- F e (71'!) e92-7'9O0 Fullerton College Theatre Arts Department General Information (714)992-7425 OR GO TO W'WWEL.vLLGOLL.E DL7 Page S-4 The Fullerton College Hornet March 15, 2000 , FESH1VAL BROAD WAY 4t

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Musical theatre (Street Performances 10:30 Costuming with Lisa Yearning!.to audition for Rent or Les Begin) :Johnsoic 1329C Costume Miserables? Learn the pointers and secrets 131) Workshops begin Shop needed to give you the edge! Auditioning Techniques 11:00 Stage Combat Workshop with . Christopher with Dan.Lemieux: Quad Voice: for the actor Youngren rm 413 11:30 Auditioning Techniques 2:00 Costuming with Lisa with Christopher Speak and be heard! .Proper breathing Johnson 1329C Costume Youngren techniquesand warm-up routines will assist Shop 1:00 Lunch you in commanding the stage. 3:00 'What Are You Doing?' SRO Auditions.with Gary competition starts: Quad Krinke: 1110 Campus Stage combat Costuming Stage Theatre Classical Theatre 2:00 "What Are You Doing?" Dance for actors Your character's wardrobe is limited to Want to kick and pummel someone with Techniques , with Finals: Quad Stage Is it your dream to make it to Broadway? your closet no longer! Receive tips on cos- out leaving any bruises? Cole learn punch- Christopher Youngren rm Movement For Actors Learn choreography from a Broadway show tume choices and building techniques. by-punch, and throw'by throw, how toput 413 with Marti Ramm: Dance and shuffle your way to stardom. an end to those cheesy stage slaps. 3:30 Voice For The Actorwith. Studio Movement for Susan Boulanger rm 411 Musical Theatre 4:00 Theatrical Makeup with- Auditions with"Patricia actors Patricia Scarborough: Scarborough: rm 1124 1317 makeup Room 3:00, Dance for Actors with Turn your body into your pow- Stage Combjat Marti Ramm: Dance erful tool. Become a chameleon in Demonstration with Dan Studio your on skin. Lemieux: on the Quad 4:00 Cabana Boys: Quad Mastering Closing Ceremonies / wards Ceremonies: shakespeare - Quad "What part through yonder audition waits?" A' colorful workshop, * of Elizabethan proportions, awaits, any tragediSi who dares. Audition techniques Learn how to turn "I wish I could have done better." to 'You all wish you were me." A career- launching seminar! The Hornet, 1923 - 2006 - Link Page Previous Volume 79, Issue 17 Next Volume 79, Issue 19

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