Swine Flu vaccinations now available in Orange County The National Swine Flu l Several local hospitals and clinics host a special immunization clinic Immunization Program has reached i will also be offering flu shots on a Sunday, Nov. 21 from 2 to 4:30 Orange County with the recent t limited basis. Among the local p.m. opening of several vaccinationi clinics offering vaccinations this --Brea Congregational Church, clinics to the general public. month are: 300 E. Imperial Highway, Brea, will Flu vaccinations are available, --Brea Community Hospital, 380 host a clinic Friday, Nov. 19 from 10 free of charge, to all persons 183 W. Central Ave., Brea, will offer a.m. to 2 p.m. Further information years of age or older. Persons vaccinations on Thursday, Nov. 18 may be obtained by calling the younger than 18 should check with i from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Further Church main office at 529-3014. their doctor concerning swine flui information can be obtained by immunization. calling the hospital at 529-0211 Ext. All persons 18 years and older are The Orange County Health i 422. urged by the Orange County Health Department clinic in Santa Ana, 645 --Placentia Whitten Community Department to obtain their flu N. Ross St. offers vaccinations every Center, 900 S. Melrose Ave. will immunizations as soon as possible. weekday from 8:30 to 11 a.m. and l from 1 to 4 p.m. On Tuesdays the clinic remains open until 7 p.m. Senate move to limit Another Orange County Health Department clinic, located in FLU FOUGHT - The two men in this photo are in the is being repeated across the nation by people desiring Anaheim at 1101 S. East St., offers debates process of registering for their Swine Flu immunization against a possible Swine defeated Flu epidemic. flu vaccinations every Friday from 8 BY MICHAEL JOHNSON immunization. This scene, which took place in the PHOTO BY BARRESE In her report to the Senate, A.S. Santa Ana Orange County Health Department Clinic, to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. The A.S. Senate narrowly President Sue Fenwick said that the ^ -~ - "* -- •------'----- defeated a proposal, Tuesday, that proposed calendar for the '77-'78 would have limited input and school year has been voted down by debate by Senators and students at the Faculty Senate, the Chancellor's future Senate meetings. Cabinet and the Calendar The proposal would have Committee. required anyone at the meeting be With the new calendar the fall allowed to speak only twice on any semester would have begun in late single issue. It would also have August and ended before the given priority of recognition to Christmas recess. After a six-week Senate members and advisers. recess the spring semester would The reason for the motion was to have started with classes ending in shorten lengthy Senate meetings late May. and to induce better preparation In a statement after the Senate and accuracy by members and meeting Fenwick said that conflicts Volume 55 Issue 10 Friday, November 12, 1976 guests. between the calendar and county Fullerton College Senator Jim Ruggles called the elementary school schedules would wording of the proposal unclear and inconvenience parents by requiring incomplete. He said that many them to find suitable child care times a Senator must ask for facilities for the two weeks between Winnepeg Ballet coming to FC clarifications more than twice on an the start of FC classes and issue. Agreeing with Ruggles' elementary school classes. BY JULIE PAJARES work of Spanish themes by argument, the Senate defeated the Other items discussed by the Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet Benjamin Harkarvy, ballet master proposal, presented by A.S. Senate were: will launch its West Coast tour on of the Pennsylvania ballet. "Spring President Sue Fenwick, by only two --a facilities request for a rape Sat., Nov. 13 at Plummer Water," a two minute piece created votes. prevention seminar to be held Nov. Auditorium, as part of the Fullerton by Asaf Messerer, chief ballet In other Senate action, the Senate 22 and 23 at 11 a.m. in the Student College Artist Lecture Series. master to the Bolshoi, and Paddy tabled two College Hour facilities Center. The longest running professional Stone's "The Hands" which has requests because of time conflicts --a College Hour presentation by ballet company in North America been acclaimed .greatest crowd with KFCR's programming. Both the band "Eulogy", Nov. 24 at noon promises a variety of classical, pleaser in the company's repertoire. requests were for concerts to be in the Student Center. lyrical, intense drama and frolic- Founded in 1938 as the Amateur held on the outdoor stage next to --a Christmas boutique presented some fare for the 8 p.m. curtain. Winnipeg Ballet Club, the company the patio. KFCR's programming by the Fashion department to be The Royal Winnipeg Ballet achieved professional status in 1947 would have been interrupted while held on the Student Center stage, carries on the stage the best of as the Winnipeg. Ballet. the concerts were being performed. Dec. 6 through 10 and Dec. 13 Canadian artistry mixed with that of Two years after carrying out a Before the requests were tabled. through 17. international ballet performances. Royal Command performance for KFCR News Director Doug Suppa --M.E.Ch.A.'s Thanksgiving food Highlighting the Plummer engage- Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of warned the Senate to reconsider drive for underpriviledged familes. ment will be the two works by the Edinburgh during their first state before shutting down the station. "I ICC President Brad Wood said that South American choreographer, visit to Canada, the Winnipeg Ballet think you're going to have a real containers are located throughout Oscar Araiz. Company was bestowed a royal problem, a real fight," he said. the campus for any donations. Of Ariz's works, spotlighted will rating in 1953. This was the first be "Adagietto," which drew the ballet company in the British most critiques, and "Family Commonwealth to acheive such a Hornet rated All-American Scenes," which produces a most title. unusual relationship between the Under the artistic directorship of audience and performers. Arnold Spohr, a former dancer, the third successive semester With Bonnie Wyckoff and Gary Royal Winnipeg Ballet will also. The Hornet was recently the writing Norman dancing to the music of perform in Torrance and Bakers- and editing, editorial recipient of the All American rating Gustav Mahler, "Adagietto" is in field before moving rorthward in leadership and photography. Hatch- for the 1976 spring semester. It's the the form of abstract works. "But preparation for the start of the ett is presently attending CSUF and third consecutive semester in since the movements and gestures winter tour on Dec. 1 in Vancouver, which has been succeeded as Editor-in- the Hornet was awarded this honor are descriptive of affection, love and British Columbia, Canada. Chief this semester by Chip O'Neal. by the Associated Collegiate Press of bliss, this is no longer true," says Hosted by Dr. John W. Casey, The special All American rating is Araiz. The weaving of bodies, the the University of Minnesota School conferred to the top 20 percent of the president of Fullerton College, and of Journalism. meeting of emotions, the changing Donald H. Gilchrist, Consul General community college newspapers in of atmosphere from tenderness to of Canada, the audience is expected the country. Ratings are for quality, GRACEFUL MOVEMENTS--Sheri Cook and Roger Shim (pictured above) The Hornet, then under ecstasy describe a story that can to be filled with members of the the content, design, editing, writing and gracefully dance to one of the musical ballet numbers scheduled to be leadership of Editor-in-Chief Donna only be told through the form of Canadian Consular Corps in Los photography. All newspapers are presented at the Royal Winnepeg Ballet performance Saturday night at Hatchett, was singled out for special dance.. Angeles. judged by a group of professional Plummer Auditorium. "Marks of Distinction" "Family Scenes" grew- out of Tickets for the performance may in coverage, journalists. dramatic situations in the relation- be obtained from the Bursar's ships of a family group; not a story, Office on campus. A.S. Cardholders but as a sequence of loose portraits may purchase main floor tickets for Student directed plays to be featured here or melodramatic pictures. The $1.50 and balcony seats for $1. music is Francis Poulenc's double Regular student tickets may be BY MARGARITE LUMLEY together Nov. 18 through Nov. 20 in Stella, Marty Larson as Harry and Also included in the cast are: the FC Studio Theater at 8 p.m. piano concerto. purchased for $2. Further ticket Neal Kopit as Bill. Rosemary Berg as Telephone, "A journey into the world of the Gerard Zober as Wauchope, Lyn Other major works will be information may be obtained by Student actors and directors will Directing "The Collection" will absurd," is how director Kimberly Jensen as Horsfall, Bill Kasal as "Grand Pas Espagnol," a classical calling 871-8493. be featured when the FC Theater be Ronald Heape. Phyllis M. Dimmick describes "Sweeney Klipstein and Robin von Mizener Arts Department's Acting Work- as Palatnick will service as assistant Agonistes." Assistant director for Krumpacker. shop presents "The Collection" and director. In "The Collection," "Sweeney Agonistes" will be Caryn World Crisis seminar "Sweeney Agonistes." Pinter exhibits a talent for strange Boyles. Admission to Acting Workshop effects and mysterious menace, The cast of "Sweeney Agonistes" Productions is free, but tickets are "The Collection," written by according to Heape. includes: Kellie Smith as Dusty, required. Tickets can be reserved convenes today at FC Harold Pinter, and T.S. Elliot's Kerene Harlan as Doris, Debbie by calling the FC Theater Box Office "Sweeney Agonistes," are both one Starring in "The Collection" is Durant as Dusty II and Sheri at 871-8101 between 8:30 a.m. and 3 BY RICHARD MUSSER Following the lectures there will act plays. They will be presented Jon Baker as James, Lori Grifo as McCarthv c n,,hr TT p.m. weekdays. "The Crisis in the Third World" be a question and answer period. will be the theme of the special "International Forum Panel" sem- Questions for discussion will inar to be held today at 12 noon in include: What effects will the Room 415 of the South Science Lebanese and Rhodesian conflicts Building. have on the culture and politics of Two experts will discuss the areas? Will the Arabs unite in problems concerning political sta- the aftermath of the Lebanon civil bility in Lebanon and black majority war? Does it eliminate the rule in Rhodesia. Palestinians as a power in the Dr. William Brownly, professor of Middle East? How will the war Middle Eastern Studies at Clare- affect the U.S. and its relations mont Graduate School, will speak with friendlier Egypt and Saudi on the Lebanon situation. Arabia, in particular concerning oil Brownly is an author of several and Israel? books and a nationally recognized expert on the Middle East. "The transfer of power in Carol Thompson, assistant pro- Rhodesia and South Africa, will fessor of Political Science at USC, undoubtedly affect the U.S.'s will speak on "The Question of economic and political relation with Black Majority Rule in Rhodesia all African governments," says Dr. and South Africa." Schwarz. And the discussion on The panel is co-moderated by Dr. African affairs will raise questions Carl E. Schwarz and Kim Naffa, as to the trend of U.S. intervention ACTING ABSURD--FC's Acting Workshop rehearses a scene from its in internal affairs for moral and Tne Absurd." i both instructors from the FC Social upcoming production of "Sweeney Agonistes." "The Collection" along Studio Theatre. Science division. political reasons. with "Sweeney Agonistes" is part of the Acting Workshop's "Theater Of PHOTO BY VON MIZENER Page 2, Friday, Nov. 12, 1976 HORNET( Editorial policy

Opinions from FC students, faculty and staff are right to. publish only those that space and tasfe welcomed in the form of letters to the editor. These allow. The Hornet staff will make an effort to cover letters must be less than 300 words, signed and sub- all newsworthy events on campus and to comment on mitted In Rm. 512 by 10 a.m. on the Tuesday prior to local and national issues. All unsigned editorials are desired publication date. The Hornet reserves the the opinions of the editorial board. Identifying problem An A.S. handout entitled "To All Members of Our claimed that she does not want to prevent audience Audience" was given out at last Tuesday's Senate input, but merely prevent heated debates with the meeting. To the Hornet the statements written in the audience. She cited the Nov. 2 Student Senate meeting handout, which was later made a proposal and voted as an example. down, seemed to blame the audience and not the It was at this meeting that there was a heated Senate for lengthy meetings. discussion on the proposed '50s week between the There was, however, another handout which did Senate and FC Entertainment Director Paul Wong, seem to delegate the Senate as being responsible for student Dean McClain and members of KFCR. overdrawn meetings. If Fenwick was addressing her handout mainly to The first handout explained general procedure for students like Wong and McClain she should have done students to bring grievances to the Senate. so. She would not have had to name names, but could It also stated that "No one will be allowed to speak have reminded the audience that some members have more than twice on any single issue." The handout a chance to channel their grievances through a board, a further said that recognition priority would be given to committee or a Senator. Senate members of advisors first. The Hornet believes The Hornet favors the written proposal by Senators that these two statements would intimidate audience Julie Ruppert and Jedd Redden which correctly participation. identifies the major cause of lengthy Senate meetings: President Sue Fenwick made it clear at the A.S. items placed on the agenda at the last minute and meeting that a person could be recognized a third time. spontaneous handouts which Senate members alone The chairperson however would stop speakers who are responsible for. were repeating themselves. Ruppert'siand Redden'sproposal asked that all items The Hornet believes that this rule should not have presented that are not already on the Senate's agenda needed verbal clarification, Fenwick's explanation be placed on next week's agenda. should have been written down with the rest of the We agree with this proposal. The Hornet believes statements. that by placing new items on the following week's It should be clearly explained to members of the agenda the Senate will be given the necessary time to From the editor's desk audience that it is parliamentary procedure to look at an issue. recognize Senate members or advisers first. If an This extra time may prevent some of the hasty explanation of this type was written in the handout decisions made one week and rescinded the next. students unfamiliar with the Senate would not think The Hornet believes that it is admirable that the Welcom e FC professors that the A.S. is stifling them. Senate has done some self-evaluation and is Fenwick later stated that her handout was addressed attempting to shorten its meetings. We however BY CHIP O'NEAL tive for each division, a roll call vote faculty may enjoy a lonnger break cannot Editor-in-Chief mainly to those members of the audience who have agree with a proposal which needs clarification was requested. The results of the between semesters. The proposed caused unnecessarily long discussions in the past. She and thus blames the audience. Recently, FC's Faculty Senate role call vote were; 11 in favor, 11 calendar was defeated and the voted torecommexidto the NOCCCD opposed. faculty body recommencded that a Board of Trustees that instructors This left the deciding vote in the new committee be forme-d compos- be granted the use of academic title. hands of Faculty Senate President ed of students and faculty to Neutralize abortion In simple terms, if approved by the Dr. Lillian A. Blaschke. Dr. research the idea. Give mne a break! board, instructors will be able to call Blaschke is a member of the Life The calendar has In order to win last week's presidential election, stand to remain relatively neutral on such a highly themselves assistant professor, Science division and other faculty committees for months ar been in Jimmy Carter had to overcome a very controversial moral issue, which Carter has taken, is the correct associate professor or professor, members from Life Science had of both students and fa nd surveys and emotional issue. This was the issue of abortion. one., depending on if they are tenured or already stated that their division been taken to find out w culty have The Hornet agrees with Carter's stand that he The other reason is to look at who is supporting the not and how long they have taught. was in favor of academic rank. Dr. so-a clnd t hat type of would neither actively support nor oppose a passage of an anti-abortion amendment. The Blaschke's vote in favor then came school-year calendar thhey would Constitutional amendment which would outlaw anti-abortion forces are made up largely of religious Whether or not instructors may favor. I really can't see any as no real surprise, justification abortion. groups, dominated by the Catholic Church. be called professors or not, is, in my in formingg a new One of the foundations of the American political opinion, a fairly, insignificant issue. FC's faculty was presented with committee and conseque ntly delay- The President of the United States has many structure is the separation of church and state. The faculty proved they feel the question of whether or not they ing the implementation of a new powers and can do many things, but one thing that he Because of this, we see no valid reason why any differently as they debated the wish to be called professors because calendar even further. It comes cannot and should not control are the moral standards religious group should apply pressure to the president issue for well over 30 minutes. Even Cypress College's faculty had voted down to the same old pproblem of of the American people. Therefore, we feel that the to support something which they morally believe in the vote on the recommendationwas to initiate academic ranking. people not being able to accept There are two major reasons, in our opinion, why and would affect the entire nation if it is passed. strange and had to be taken twice. Cypress' faculty needed -FC's change.--

President-elect Carter should maintain this stand. Those instructgrs approval . who read this editorial shouldi keep in mind On the fist vote, 10 faculty to accept One reason academic ranking is the fact that the question of abortion that we are neither supporting nor condeming members voted in favor of academic because the has many moral as well as legal aspects Board of Trustees would most likely KFCR's '50 concertt has now to it. Those abortion. The purpose of this editorial is to show that rank and 12 voted against it. who argue in favor of an amendment to outlaw not approve of the ranking if only been cancelled all together because we are in support of President-elect Carter's neutral Because there was some confusion abortion press heavily on the moral aspects one school wished to utilize it. Now, the groups which were to appear are of the stand on the issue of a Constitutional amendment as to who was voting correctly question. and have voted to unavailable. I'm glad the concert outlawing abortion. who was the designated representa- since both schools implement it, the board will was cancelled before it got off the probably approve it. ground because I seriou sly believe I guess instructors have egos too. it would have been a flo p. It is too Back inthe U.S.S.R. hard to draw over 1,500 people to a # 4 "4 concert that features nig htclub-cali- In separate action, the Faculty ber entertainers, like Pa pa Do Run Soviet school days remembered Senate struck a blow to the effort to Run. Thse groups do good in have FC's school-year calendar nightclubs, but, nightc lubs serve BY GREG BRATOFF of paper balls containing the instructor was a tall not just say their lines and dismiss curly-haired changed so that students and liquor. A foreigner attending a Soviet answers, accompanied by oral army major, always in uniform, the class. They show concern for school, and a citizen of a Western declaration, in loud whispers, of the whose face would turn red at the every one of their pupils, and that state at that, is an occurance so rare same. It was a game of wits to sightest provocation. means long hours of grueling work. it may be called unique. And the distract the teacher and save the Most of the lessons went in the The worse the student, the more fact that I was accepted in this miserable being at the board. Of following way: after the formal concern the teacher has for him. It r Letters school to such an extent that no one course, he gets a failing grade, but salute had been given the pupils is not surprising that the teachers' even though of me as a foreigner is takes it with a broad grin to show would form groups of interest, the fondest memories are for the something to be proud of. the world his unconcern. interests being anything from trouble makers and bad students. to the editor playing cards to singing songs. The She will work and work with him, ... he would bulge his eyes over his shoulder, which is to say he knows congratualtions and appreciation to major's voice could be heard, if one "pull him out by the ears," spend a Homecoming a joke nothing. There follows a hall of paper balls containing the answers... all those participating in the especially tried to. lot-of time and energy. M.E.Ch.A. at this time would like production "Oedipus and the I was in the 5th grade when I cam That was a more or less To generally liven things up, I The reward is not money or long to take the opportunity to express King." During our recent video- to Moscow, so I had already been to disciplined class. There would be would sometimes pass around vacations. Many a teacher has our opinion on the Homecoming taping of the play, we found cast an American school. On the very two or three like that a day, and the something like a dead chicken head, confessed to me that the only activities. and crew alike to be helpful, patient first day I was struck by an amazing rest were more like rest or just to hear the girls scream. It reward they want and get is to know and understanding. Their profess- lack of discipline. Before the recreation periods, where all would end up being thrown back that they are making men and M.E.Ch.A. was given the ional attitude made working with teacher came in, the kids looked like semblance of disciplinedisappeared. and forth across the classroom. The women out of their pupils. I have impression, from ICC, that this them an enjoyable experience that a whirlwind. But as soon as she History lesson was called the major would be patiently explaining seen men of 30 years come to see event was to be a serious attempt to yielded a unique and moving record walked in, everybody was standing comedy hour. In every class there is something to God knows who, their old teachers: "Remember involve as many on campus of the play. at their places with a semblance of a comedian, and ours had at least trying to ignore shouted remarks me? You pulled me out of the 7th organizations as possible in the respect that did not fool anybody. four. like "Comrade Major! Petrov is a grade into the 8th. And now I'm a Homecoming activities. Thus Director Jim Henderson, Assis- The teacher says, "Good morning, Those history lessons were a riot, Chinese spy! I demand prompt foreman!" To a teacher, they tell M.E.Ch.A. supported the week tant Director Susanne McQuiston seat yourselves," and with a great The teacher was a hot-blooded big action!" or "Quiet, Major, you are me, there can be no higher reward. long activities 100 per cnt and and stage manager Phyllis Palatnick clatter that brings a slight scowl to woman with a voice like a fog horn. distracting me!" or "Comrade We did not go to school to learn. culminated its involvement in this were most helpful. To Ron Aja goes the teacher's forehead, the What really distinguished her was Major, I need a ten letter word We went to have fun. All our friends activity by submitting a King and a special thanks for making the congregation does as requested. that she did not merely tolerate bad meaning total abstinence." It was were there, in fact every class is ted Queen candidate. Involved in other taping possible. What exactly happens next behavior, but met it head on, in her chaos in its purest forrp. tied together, as a unit. Such projects, M.E.Ch.A. took time out Cast and crew, thank you all. depends, of course, on what kind of own blundering way. Someone once But I did learn how to assemble comradeship. will not be found to become involved in this campus Sincerely, teacher is in the class. If she has a interrupted her in the midst of a an MK-47 submachine gun in the anywhere else. We could have activity. Tricia Lawson reputation of being strict, or mean, complicated explanation to inquire dark, and what to do if the bomb moved mountains. The week long event that we Greg Gulen as a pupil would say, then there of her whether or not she had any falls. Usually I'd spend the lesson I am not pretending to say that committed ourselves to never Producer and Director for ensues a low unanimous murmur, grey matter in her head. Any other drawing caricatures; of the Major, school was easy. Sometimes it was Fullerton College Television materialized. This was a waste of as the better students sit with heads teacher would have ignored that, or counting how many times his pretty tough, from four to six hours time and effort on M.E.Ch.A.'s high, as if defying the teacher to ask but she stuck her finger out, saying, ears turned red. There would a day six days a week. But school part. We, at this time, suggest that Hornet commended them, and the rest sink low in their "I don't know what's in my head, generally be a show of arms, the was not only for acquiring if any activities or events are seats, watching the relentless finger but you got fruit cake in yours!" antagonists being students seated knowledge. I would like to take this move down the names printed in the planned in the future for any school Obviously, she was popular. across the room, and the weapons It is a rare Russian who can think opportunity to commend the grade book. There is an air of organization that sufficient pre- During a lesson there are slingshots .contrived out of drafting of his school days without a severe Hornet, and a particular reporter, adventure in all this, and believe planning and follow-thru should be teachers and pupils. But as soon as implements. bout of nostalgia. Karen Ewing, for having the me, there is nothing to compare that bell rings, the teacher a priority, and its degree of ... to geperally liven things up, I would sometimes pass around something intelligence and integrity to check with the glee one feels when the disappears, and the human being seriousness be defined. like a dead chicken head...lt was chaos in its purest form... both sides of a story before forming teacher calls on someone else. remains. Invariably, a group will It is the general concensus of an opinion. The unfortunate then proceeds to gather around her, and they would If you get the idea of a teacher vs. School was a time of growing up, M.E.Ch.A. members that the entire learning, daring, getting the board to the sounds of general rap about anything that came up all student relationship, nothing could in fights Homecoming event was a mockery In the past I have witnessed the relief. and in trouble, falling in Usually the better students through recess. This happens after be further from the truth. We all love and to students. Henceforth M.E.Ch.A. publication of hearsay in the are reserved feeling free. And the traditional by the teacher as a last just about every class. had a deep respect for the Major as will carefully scrutinize all future Hornet, and it is refreshing to run resort, so as a graduation party (with food, rule the chosen pupil To show how rigidly disciplined a veteran and an adult. But we rock campus activities. across a reporter of this caliber who will lift his chalk high as if he knows never and a little booze) is like a border we were at times, I will bring as an showed it. M.E.Ch.A. takes the time to find out the facts. what he is doing and then turn his The teachers are low-payed and between youth and adulthood. It is a example a certain class in the 9th Fullerton College head and bulge his eyes over his and 10th grades. This class is called overworked. The only reason why happy and very sad occasion. It is a Thank you, shoulder, which is to say that he Preparation for War and is a they became teachers was because time to say goodbye to something Play crew praised Dean knows nothing. There follows a hail general course on civil defense. Our they wanted to teach. But they do that was a second home. McClain A We would -- J like to extend our FC Student HORNET Christmas boutique plans set BY RAY HELMS WORTH Mary Lanaghan, one of the all involved. However, they need News Assistant student coordinators, for the creative FC students to get in touch FC students will have the boutique, says that everything from with them concerning items they opportunity to purchase unique, pottery to patchwork will be would like to sell. crafted Christmas gifts this year on accepted on consignment. "This For additional information con- the FC campus. They will also be means that any person on campus cerning the Christmas Boutique, able to profit by selling their own that has any creativity can make contact Marie Zimmerman in the creations. themselves some money this Home Economics Department or The Fashion Coordinating classes Christmas," said Lanaghan. come to Room 1029 between 10 and of Marie Zimmerman will be "There are a lot of things people 11 a.m. Tuesdays or Thursdays or sponsoring a "Christmas Bou- could sell through us, knitting, 12 and 1 p.m. on Mondays or tique" on stage in the Student tweaving, embroidery, plants,. paint- Wednesdays.- Center beginning Dec. 6 through Sings, jewelry, quilts, macrame, Dec. 10 and again Dec. 13 through isilkscreens, just about anything Vet aid increased the 17. Any craft or creative item creative." A new Veteran's Education Act will be accepted for sale in the The members of the class hope was signed by President Ford in boutique. this boutique will be a success for early Oct. of 1976. The new education Act imple- ments the following provisions: An eight percent increase in Assoit Iean named education assistance allowance for Vets and eligilbe dependents. Extends basic entitlement from museum art exhibit curator 36 to 45 months for Vets and eligible HOMECOMING HALFTIME - Halftime entertain- present at the 1976 FC Homecoming game at dependents. ment by FC Music department members [shown Anaheim Stadium. fans PHOTO BY HENDERSON An increase in the Veteran's above] entertained the estimated 6300 football I - BY ROBERT RHEIN "A Tribute, to Lucy M. Lewis, Assistance Education Loan from Acoma Potter." He also was curator Dr. John E. Collins, Associate $600 to $1,500. Hone Casie in charge of the 1974 Nampeyo Dean of Guidance Services, has An increase in bencfits and most show at the Muckenthaler Cultural other provisions are retroactive to ITY L OS uAfNl MENl been named curator for "The Art of IBZM. TUSTINI AVE. - OeANGE, CA. Center in Fullerton. Oct. 1, 1976. Bruce Lubo." 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Everyone is eligilbe to fly. Bookings must be received no later than 32 days prior to date of departure Located on the CSUF Campus. Call Becky or Ed at 870-2157 HORNET Friday, Nov. 12, 1976 Page 5 HONE Frdy o.12 96Pg 'King Oedipus eigns Cal. riclar TODAY WEDNESDAY BY DEAN McCLESKEY The first 15 or 20 minutes are Lori Grifo will turn your stomach The Fullerton College Art Department presents Fullerton College's women's basketball teams trying on your ability to stay awake. as she tears your heart in half. Grifo "Oedipus the king," 8 p.m. in the campus compete against. Golden West College at 7:30 Tragedy is the locomotive of But after that you will be intriqued, reports in morbid detail the queen's theater. Call 871-8493 for reservations. p.m. on the Fullerton College courts. Oedipus, pulling him down an possibly horrified, with the suicide and seif-mutilization of The final day to take the SAT test is Dec. 4. The General Information Counselor will be unalterable track of doom. performance. Oedipus. The Greek's sense of Applications for the State Scholarship Program between the Music and Theater Arts "Oedipus The King" is a Greek The entrance of Earl Mills, who decency prohibited showing this. buildings must be postmarked by midnight Dec. 4. Test from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tragedy by Sophocles. Nightmarish plays the blind prophet Tiresias, is However, the messenger's account scores from prior tests will be accepted after Dec. events lead to the wrecking of a life the point where the play does an may distress your tummy as well as The FC Women's Center is having a Brown 4. The late registration date to take the test is full of promise for Oedipus about face and becomes increasing- your heart. Grifo is very effective. SAT Bag Lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the kpronounced Ed-uh-puss). ly more interesting as it progresses. Nov. 12. A fee will be charged. Student Government Room. Guest speaker is Bob The performance is done in Thebes had been under a terrible The story begins to unravel as SATURDAY Fitzgerald. He will speak about the concepts of masks as in the ancient Greek style. '" . The Sphinx, a monster with Tiresias is interrogated by King Fullerton College is proud to present North "We Care," a support group involved with a dhe winged body of a lion, and the The set, masks and lighting add America's oldest ballet company, The Royal self-help system for divorced, widowed or Oedipus. professionalism while contributing head of a woman, had perched Brian Tracy plays the shepherd Winnipeg Ballet. In the Plummer Auditorium at separated persons. For information contact the authenticity. outside the city gates to devour who spared the infant Oedipus' life. Chapman and Lemon, Fullerton. Curtains rise at 8 Women's Center at 870-6791. a'nyone who could not answer the Tracy is convincing as he portrays a All in all, I recommend the play to p.m. THURSDAY riddle 'What creature walks on four man who holds terrible knowledge anyone who enjoys tragedy, MONDAY Karla Bonoff, soft country-rock singer, will feet in the morning, on two at noon, of the king. Knowledge unknown to mystery, history, drama, or who is Fullerton College's basketball teams compete perform in the Student Center at 11 a.m. Bonoff's aud three in the evening?" King Oedipus who demands to curious where the term 'Oedipus against Cerritos at 4 p.m. on the Fullerton College compositions may be found on Linda Ronstadt's Needless to say traffic in and out know the truth. Complex' originated. courts. latest album, "Hasten Down the Wind." of the city stopped. The city was in Dr. Joyce Brothers will speak at 10 a.m. in the Fullerton College's Theatre Arts Department ecous~ornic strangulation until Oedi- Plummer Auditorium, Chapman and Lemon. Call Acting Workshop Productions presents "The pus answ!ered with the correct 871-4469 for reservations and information. Collection" by Harold Pinter and "Sweeney riddle . "TUESDAY Agonistes" by T.S. Elliot. 8 p.m. in the Fullerton ..r s~5the answer. A. S. Senate Meeting at 10 a. m. in the Student College Studio Theatre. For reservations call r e crawls on all fours, Government Room. 871-8101 or ext. 77. irn 'le walks errect, in old Santa Ana College hosts Fullerton College in a L Fullerton Coilge's women's volleyball teams ag° his h: foot is a staff. water poio game. Splash off at 3:30 p.m. in the host El Camino College at 3:30 p.m. on the () n ~ the answer, the Santa Ana pool. Fullerton College courts. Sphinx t irew herself to her death, and Oedipus became the savior of Thebes. 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IlohJohhn Whhitlow-HumAnities itlow-Huumannities Ja~smandlirlIInI1 Page 6 Friday, Nov. 12, 1976 HORNET coalition aids environment BY DARLENE BUFKA been recognized by the Coastal is one of the student volunteers who Feature Assistant Zone Conservation Commission as works with the Coalition's efforts. Environmental Coalition, which an ecologically valuable marshland. According to her, "Volunteers are began in 1972, serves as a force to In 1973, the state of California needed to get the community unite various environmental action entered into an agreement with involvement in environmental groups throughout Orange County. Signal-Landmark Properties, Inc., problems." The Coalition is staffed by citizens which is the major private land Mark Parratt, FC Environmental who are interested in the owner in Bolsa Chica. The Problems of Orange County environment and volunteer their agreement would allow construction instructor, mentioned that about time to help. The organization is of "high-density Marina del Rey five of his 35 students are actively funded through donations, contri- type development of approximately working with the Coalition. butions and memberships. 8000 units, 2000 boats and up to Students can receive college credit According to the pamphlet put 30,000 people." for their work. out by the Coalition which describes The Environmental Coalition is Environmental Coalition was an its functions, the purpose of it is "to supporting Amigos de Bolsa Chica, outgrowth of the South Laguna educate the public, business an organization of citizens who are Civic Association, which was community, public officials and opposed to any development of the headed by Lorrell Long in 1972. The elected representatives on the area. The citizen group wants Bolsa Coalition's existence was begurr to ecological, environmental, social Chica to be preserved as an help represent the united causes of and economic consequences at "ecological and recreational open many county-wide organizations. 11 stake, so as to stimulate the best space." -was inspired by the national possible public decision influencing Delaine Jerkins, an FC student, lobbyist group "Comm the future well-being of the county region." Robert Dale, who's in charge of the operation, simply states the goal STUDENT COORDINATOR--Irma Rodriguez is a activities. Here she is shown at a recent ICC meeting is "getting people involved at the person of many responsibilities at FC. As the Student in a discussion while A.S. Vice-President Howard community level." Dale would like Services Coordinator she aids in many campus Perkins looks on. PHOTO BY BENDER to see "people talking to each other presentedby AssociatedStudent of Calif. State University of Fullerton about revelant problems." He commented that the average family Adviser ivle innumerous activities watches 6 hours of television each ENGLAND day, and "less than 5 minutes are DAN Irma Rodriguez is FC's Student Bureau. She stated that the office young adults; and mental health. spent on local concerns." Services Coordinator and has been from which she works serves She also stated that the Presently the Environmental involved with many activities on basically as a clearing house and a advantage of going to an agency Coalition is developing a community campus in her five years here. central placement office for all through the volunteer program is awareness program. It publishes As Student Services Coordinator, people interested in the volunteer. that the agencies usually won't hire "Environmental News" and "Water o,.ssueevri gsho,, DEAVOREFF & JOSEPH Rodriguez has many responsibili- program. anyone as an employee unless they Quality Report" monthly. Accord- 8:00-ORDCO-LEY P.M. FRIDAY,NOV. ties, among them is being an "I try to match students own have previous experience. ing to Mike Schely, the newly 19 adviser to the A.S. Senate. This personal interests with agencies Rodriguez also serves as a elected president of the Coalition's responsibility also makes her the that cater to these particular volunteer in the community. She Board of Directors, "responsible FULLERTON GYM resource person and adviser to the interests," said Rodriguez. "As of works for the Orange County government is a product of 15.00OC.S.F.Student 15.50 Advanced 56.50 at the Door Tickets available at Ticketron andCampus Box Office four student directors, the Enter- this date there are an average of 300 Human Relations Commission and responsible citizenship." students Producedby tainment Director, the Publicity a year that get involved in serves as the chairperson. Of this Another concern of the Coalition SHINEMYER PRODUCTIONS j Director, the Public Relations the volunteer program and work in experience she says, "I feel that by is the Bolsa Chica beach area. It has Director and the Survey Director. conjunction with the agencies." being involved as a volunteer in the These agencies cater to interests Rodriguez also works community I am more able to behind the in the areas of: health scenes with KFCR, FC's campus and related appreciate the experience of fields; social concerns; correction; radio station and serves as adviser working as a volunteer and can recreation for youths; all aspects of to the Inter Club Council (ICC). This better relate to all aspects of the education dealing with children and organization supervises all the clubs Volunteer Bureau." on campus as well as instigating the forming of new clubs. The Golden Bear *Aside from the activity aspect, Nov. 12, 13 &14 Rodriguez teaches classes in self ENGLAND DAN & NigbccIab~orz awareness and Chicano history. JOHN FORD COLEY The Women of Distinction Nov. 17&18 program also receives Rodriguez' THE METERS tbecolegecr~ow6 time. She is involved in the Nov. 19, 20 &21 selection of the twenty-five MARIA MULDAUR Advance Reservations recipients, one of whom is chosen 306 Pacific Coast Highway (714) 536-9600 or for the title of "Woman of the Huntington Beach University Stereo Year." 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"The team BY TONY MESSANO last Wednesday's 87-36 annihilation Workouts are extensive, play is always plays better when people Meanwhile, the Hornets' junior of last-place Santa Ana College. fast-moving and injuries are come to cheer it on," says Feather. varsity women's volleyball team has That followed a 54-47 non-league "second only to basketball," The Hornet "spikers" hosted jelled all season long and is eyeing win over El Camino College last according to Nancy Feather, a Coast League rival Santa Ana its Nov. 23 Coast League playoff Monday and upped the Hornets' member of the FC women's College, the No. 1-ranked team in date with Orange Coast College. winning streak to 11 games. volleyball team. the state, on Oct. 28, and narrowly Coach Paul Burdine's Hornets Coach Marty Orner's tri-weekly missed forcing a third-game concluded their regular season with Mixed doubles practices consist of running up and decision, losing 15-10, 15-13. a 15-0, 15-4 win over Rio Hondo on When FC's mixed doubles tennis down stairs, doing finger-tip "We played exceptionally well Nov. 4. squad hosts Golden West College at push-ups, jumping rope, squat against Santa Ana," Feather That lifted FC's league record to 2:30 p.m. next Tuesday, spectators jumps with dumbbells, stretching commented. 5-1 and its overall log to 7-1. at the match should feel grateful exercises, skill drills and practicing FC's "exceptional" play was "We've been getting real good that no admission will be charged. rolls and dives. rewarded in its next two matches at hitting from Sue Lalicker and Terri "I've seen a lot of tennis, but to It's not uncomon for a player to Cerritos and Rio Hondo Colleges, Wallis," Burdine noted. "Our see better tennis than next dive across the court or take a on Nov. 2 and 4, respectively. serving and defense have helped a Tuesday's, I sincerely believe one backward roll in an attempt to The Hornets went the limit in lot. We're pretty well-balanced." would have to attend an open return a hit. Players must know how defeating Cerritos in a non-league Women's basketball division tournament," Hornet coach to "fall" correctly. encounter, 16-18, 15-6, 15-7, 9-15, Ann Read enthused. With the hard-hitting plays that 15-13. Next week's two home games are FC will enter its first match of the make up a volleyball game, injuries FC then came back with a 15-8, "critical" to FC's women's second round of Southern League are inevitable. "Sprained ankles 9-15, 15-10 league conquest of Rio basketball team, according to action breathing momentum and are, by far, the most common of Hondo. Hornet coach Colleen Riley. fire. injuries," says Feather. But Golden West College "We have a real tough week Also, as in basketball, volleyball snapped the modest two-game coming up," said Riley, referring to The Hornets blanked league rival has its share of knee injuries, from streak last Tuesday, 13-15, 15-6, FC's appointments with Cerritos Cypress College 9-0, Nov. 4, and the constant pressure of jumping. 15-6. College on Monday (4 p.m.) and non-league foe East L.A. 7-0, last Matches are clouded with hard Nonetheless, as FC, 6-6 overall, Golden West on Wednesday (7:30). Tuesday, running their season work and occasional injuries. But prepares for next Tuesday's Going into this week's action, the record to 10-1 and league ledger to that doesn't stop the girls from non-league match at L.A. Harbor (7 Hornets' two Southern League foes 3-1. giving of themselves totally in the p.m.), Feather is optimistic about were tied for second place with 2-1 But the Rustlers are the ones who game. her team's chances in the state records. pinned that lone loss on FC, en This is reflected in the tourney at Fresno next weekend. FC rules the roost with a 4-0 route to capturing the first round audiences--small in number, but big "We are just now starting to jell league mark, 11-1 overall, following with a 4-0 record. ONE IS ENOUGH--Karen Eich [44] requires only one hand in FC's varsity in enthusiasm--that checker the as a team," she said. women's volleyball match at Golden West College last Tuesday. Hornet teammate Becky Pierotti [42] is prepared, just in case. FC lost its Coast Soccer season ends League finale, 13-15, 15-6, 15-6, and finished in last place with a 2-6 The Towon Krzier GROSS Although FC commanded the BY CYNTHIA record. PHOTO BY COLEMAN The Southern California soccer ball, the Hornets were unable to semi-finals get under way tnext score, and.succumbed, 2-1. Blow the whistle on refs' Tuesday, but the Hornets will not "I just can't get used to losing," participate. FC coach Jim Pasquale said after Polte restless about Rustlers offensive holding calls FC closed out its unsuccessful the game. "We played a helluva BY JIM BERNASCONI "Our basic offense will stay the 1976 campaign with a 3-0 defeat at game. FC will travel to Santa Ana same. We've found success with the proud for BY ROBERT KRIER powerful El Camino College last "I'm more pleased and College next Tuesday for a South new look and we're going to stay as we did (in In the NFL, every Sunday is "Flag Day." Tuesday. coming back as hard Coast Conference water polo match, with it." even though we in its favor But it's not the American flag that's being honored. It's the penalty flag. That was preceded by last the second half), but early this week, Hornet coach FC had two things We played hard NFL officials are cracking down on offensive holding violations, which Friday's 2-1 loss at Cerritos didn't score a goal. Ernie Polte's mind was elsewhere. going into the game: the home pool last whistle." winning has helped defensive linemen crack down on heads of opposing College, ending the Hornets' first :til the After last Tuesday's 14-7 advantage and a five-game particularly quarterbacks. South Coast Conference soccer Those who played conquest of Mt. San Antonio streak. were Scott Wade Mitchell and Jay Moodie Increasing in membership is the "Lookout Linemen Club." Lookout season with a last place, 1-6-1 hard until the very end College followed last Friday's 12-11 linemen are those blockers who yell "Look out!" to their quarterback just record. Buxbaum, Tom Frank, Manny win over Grossmont College, Polte starred on defense and Brian Hopp Pomposo, who was before he is dismantled by 275-pound, glass-eating defensive tackles. Maybe it was the Falcons' home Cardet and Jack focused his attention on a and Dave Perry on offense last the second half. Tuesday against the Mounties, Also growing is the "Crippled Quarterback Corps." The CQC is full of field advantage, or the fact that FC unyielding in non-conference foe. passers with broken ribs, dislocated shoulders, torn knee ligaments and an expected to win, that led to the FC well-rested for "There's no question about it, we according to Polte. assortment of other injuries, including severe cases of wounded pride. Hornets' downfall last Friday. F well-rested are getting better," he said of his "I think we will have a chance of Another problem arising is the increasing number of empty seats. Who Anyway, Cerritos started fast, tomorow's So Cal team. "I wish I could say I have no getting into the playoffs if we win scoring in the first minute. , tomorrow's Polte said of would prefer watching rookie QB Mike Kruczek complete one of eight o Cal fear of playing Golden West College the rest of our games," passes for minus three yards when they could be watching sidelined FC, however, wasn't about to After its longest period of (last Wednesday), but the fact is I his sixth-rated team in Southern suberstar Terry Bradshaw do the same thing? give up. inactivity against rival runners, have a lot of fear." California. Why is professional football in a holding pattern? Referees have said all Two minutes after the Falcons' FC's cross country team will engage Golden West, with a 23-1 overall Orange Coast College has already the conference title. along they could call holding on every play, but until this year, they goal, Nick Rohwer scored for the in the Southern California champ- record, is in first place in the clinched Steve ionships tomorrow at noon at wouldn't. Hornets on an assist from Southern California Conference and "* Social and Commercial Mead. College of the Canyons. Hams on air is probably the second-best team in *\ Cf . PRINTING Unlike other games, FC looked The Hornets finished in third Perhaps the increased number of calls can be attributed to modern the state, according to Polte. e (10% DISCOUNT weak in the first half. The Hornets place in the South Coast Conference technology. Ever since football umpires have been equipped with a He felt his team has looked cQ0'0 % TO STUDENTS didn't control the ball and everyone championships on Nov. 2, with 67 microphone to announce the penalty and the guilty player, we've been respectable and has improved since * 525-0333 * seemed to be out of position. points. seeing a lot of the ump. Referees like exposure too. the last time the two teams played, * 113 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton • There is a more likely theory, however. The Falcons took advantage of First-place Grossmont (45 points) when the Rustlers won 11-3. Last season, coaches complained that too much holding was going on this and scored again, before the and runner-up Mt. San Antonio (66) "It should be a very tough without being called. Linemen were grabbing and getting away with it, half ended, to make the score 2-1. Colleges figure to combine with FC game," Polte continued. "It will be they said. Some players (such as St. Louis' Conrad Dobler) were said to In the second half, Cerritos was to give the SCC strong representa- both physically and mentally have elevated holding to an art form. unable to invade FC's defensive tion in both the So Cal and the demanding. USE YOUR NFL management (Pete Rozelle and others) decided to do something line. The Hornets showed more state championships, which take about it. They instructed officials to watch for holding more closely. energy, allowing only three shots on place one week later at the same goal in the entire second half. location. And now, coaches complain there are too many penalties being called. Ui n - USE YOUR BANK- These coaches are a hard-to-please bunch. AMERICARD OR Most fans like the game better without the flag-flying festival. It detracts from the excitement of the game when you have to look around the field for MASTER CHARGE flags before you cheer for a touchdown. The delayed reaction cheer is AT TRADER JOE'S I 11(m11 for o growing in numbers, but not in popularity. 11 r' Other problems A lito Insur lan k Trader Joe's gladly Besides the obvious effects of killing a drive and taking away the big a1e?,. play, the rash of holding calls has disrupted the game, in other ways. accepts BankAmericard Offensive linemen, afraid of penalties, are not as aggressive as before. *Student Discount Rates or Master Charge on all As a result, the quarterback is not getting enough time to set up to pass. *Monthly pay - low cost purchases. and possibly injured; b) purposely throw *No refusals i This causes him to: a) get sacked _ the ball away; c) be intercepted. TO RENT~C Faced with these possible consequences, most quarterbacks and coaches [871-1 231 or 879-350() Chuck Mertz will opt to keep the ball on the ground--especially when deep in their own as excitement from the University Insurance Services zone. This removes a great deal of risk as well John V. 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SAC, 33-7 r^* Hornets idle; lead SCC BY KEITH KROPP "Our football team is playing as Hornets won 59-0. It would appear, at this point in well as any team we have had here Morris Bledsoe was again the season, that FC's football team at FC," Sherbeck. said, following brilliant at quarterback, as he hit on received a bad break, regarding its the Hornets' win over Mt. SAC. 17 of 23 passes for 219 yards and scheduled bye this week. Typical of Sherbeck-coached two touchdowns. Bledsoe also The Hornets must win their final teams, this one is getting stronger became FC's all-time passing game and, since they have to wait toward the end of the season. leader, with a two-year total of another week to do so, that might be The second half of the campaign 2,665 yards. a little harder. began a month ago with a win over Defense has been a tremendous "As far as our bye this week is Cerritos, followed by three factor in the Hornets' four-game concerned, we are going to look at it impressive triumphs over Orange winning streak and it totally shut off in a positive way and utilize it," Coast, Grossmont and Mt. SAC. the Mounties'veer offense. Mt. SAC head coach Hal Sherbeck said. Against Mt. SAC last week, FC netted only 108 yards rushing and "Many times, a bye can be a dominated the entire game and, for 180 overall. welcomed thing, since you can rest the first time this year, made no players and regroup yourselves." turnovers. In fact, probably the only Mt. San Antonio 0 7 0 0-- 7 Sherbeck said that this past week mistake the Hornets made was Fullerton 20 0 13 0--33 has not been strenuous in losing the pre-game coin toss. preparation, compared to a regular The Mounties fumbled on the FC--M. Bullerdick 3 run (Duncanson week when a game is scheduled. second play of the game and Todd kick) NO RESPECT--FC's defense showed little respect for Jenican (94), Brad Harline (40) and Dave Flatten (50) Following its impressive 33-7 rout Kirschner recovered for FC. The FC--Bledsoe 1 run (kick failed) Mt. San Antonio College's heralded QB Brian force the 1974 CIF-4A Player of the Year from South FC--M. of Mt. San Antonio College, FC's Hornets then marched 37 yards in Bullerdick 3 run (Duncanson Bethke (7) last Saturday night duriing 33-7 Hornet Hills High School to hurry a pass. kick) earlier, is seven plays with Monty Bullerdick win at Anaheim Stadium. On this pplay, FC's Eric, PHOTO BY HENDERSON work, as touched upon MS--Warren 14 scoring from the three-yard line. FC pass from Bethke still unfinished. (Aragon kick) Stinger of the Week--Brad tallied twice more in the opening To become South Coast Confer- FC--Harris 52 pass from Bledsoe Harline ngprovides ence champions, the Hornets must quarter for a 20-0 lead, and, to (pass failed) Offensive Back--Morris Bledsoe 'Fan-watchi win their final encounter against many of the 6,265 spectators, it FC--M. Coleman 4 pass from Bledsoe Defensive Back--Scott Carter Santa Ana College, Nov. 20, at the looked like FC would match its 1974 (Liapis kick) Off. Lineman--Rich Hanson sideline at grid games Santa Ana Bowl. game with Mt. SAC when the Attendance--6,265 Def. Lineman--Bob Fine BY MICHELE MC GOVERN football player holding the Football is a widely enjoyed ball. She shouts, swears and sport, especially at the prays. "Sock him one, colleges of California. Johnny," she- says. "Grab Very few people realize that that ball and run! You there is action not only on the dummy--your goal line is at field, but in the stands as well. the other end of the stadium." This sport is called "fan- During halftime, this fan watching." shares her recipes with other members of her cheering There are basically three section. kinds of fans: "The Old Pro," The fan that is watched the "The Parent" and "The 1 most is "The Flirt." This is Flirt." the girl that the players swear "The Old Pro" is generally is looking at the field at all the player who graduated last times. What the football team year and was either a star or a doesn't realize is that while bench warmer. He yells at the she's throwing confetti, her team, calls out plays and eyes are scanning the stands directs with referee hand for "Foxy Phil," the cute track signals from the stands. He star. The football team is rarely sits down. He prefers deceived by her constant jumping and punching the cheering of "Go team, go!" person next to him. Win or After the game, she is sure to lose, he goes home happy, tell the team how well they saying, "We played 100 per played. They think, "Smart cent better last year. Now if I girl." were the coach, I would..." As you can see, "fan- The second kind of fan is the watching" is a very interest- proud but concerned "Par- ing sport. Next time you're at ent." The leader of this group a'football game, take a look at is usually the mother of the -~ the stands. .,.-.-

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