The Runner CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE, . BAKERSFIELD Volum~ II, Number 24 April ~4, 1977 Webster Hearing Reaches Conclusion After Five Months by Danny Ortiz _ Busacca explained that if Webster were reinstated, he At 8:30 a.m. Friday - would get along with the other morning, April 1, 1977, Jim faculty members. Ross was the final facu1 ty Busacca · mentioned the member to testify in John lack of experience by Webster's grievance hearing administrators, confusion which spanned five months. concerning outside review of In essence, Ross stated · publications, and the violation Webster was lacking two of the RPT file as criteria in order to be inconsistencies in the case. He promoted to full professor in noted that some · department rank people and administrators which were not qualified to Webster's Statement evaluate Webster made an effort to discredit Webster on Fifteen minutes later, Paul his publications, community Busacca {Webster's attorney) contributions, and lack of proceeded to give the dosing participation in school arguments on Webster's behalf. committees. He stated Webster Closing statements were was a person of national limited to 45 minutes. stature and "a type of faculty Busacca stated there was memb~r that is much needed at much testimony, evidence, CSB.", Busacca added that delays, and some effort done Webster fulfills all of the to get to the truth concerning · ·criteria to be tenured and: the events that led to John should receive it. Webster's dismissal. Busacca In closing, Busacca CSB students arriving-for 6 p.m. classes last Tuesday finally had a valid noted the faculty members expressed confidence that the were uncomfortable, except grievance panel would decide excuse for showing up late. A three car accident on Stockdale Hwy. Webster and himself. He in Webster's favor. "This won't (about one-half mile from campus) blocked and slowed traffic, but gave. maintained that people in b.: a club, but a public authority ' like to exercise institution," concluded campus police an opportunity to practice directing traffic. Photos by authority. And this is clearly Busacca. John Kaiser. - what happened. Busacca stated, "But we The School's Statement are dealing with people and the integrity of the system, and of The chancellor's attomey, my client." Mr. Bob Henry, then SAC, College Council Busacca said a proceeded to give his 45 checks-and-balance system minutes of closing arguments. must exist for administrators. Henry pointed out that the He stated that at first he feared section on RPT procedure put the grievance panel would not the burden of proof on the Election Filing Lig.ht empathize with his client due grievant. He stated that to their age, but this was not by Alisa C. Glazier Webster clearly failed to show CHAIR VICE CHAIR the case. Each panel member is proof that he deserved tenure considerably younger than to the evaluating committees. CSB students who have Webster. filed for S.AC. and College Concerning the question of Gloria Cobb lives in Busacca expressed hope - Council positions are: Gloria Urie Norris, Jr. lives here integrity, Henry noted that Frazier Park, is a junior with a that the concept of integrity Cobb, Martin Castro, Urie in Bakersfield and is a junior Busacca had deliberately major in English was "spelled out" throughout destroyed the integrity of the Norris, Solomon Garcia, Joe m-ajoring in English (communications) and a minor the whole hearing process. RPT procedures, faculty Martinez, Don J. Devich, Irene (communications) and in sociology. She attended Busacca said, "the fundamental Nunez, and Victor Portillo. minoring in theater. He members, and of the Simon Gratz High School in issue is between faculty and The Runner will be giving attended Nether Providence administrators and never had Philadelphia and Bakersfield administrators. This process he (Henry) tried to criticize CSB students a background on High School in W allingsford, College. She has been a School will be a clear indication of Webster. He stated that the candidates throughout the Pennsylvania, and is a National Board trustee and served on what is right." filing and campaigning period. Student Exchange student ambiguity existed in the the. student council in high Busacca noted an irony hearings but that this was true The filing deadline, originally from the University of school. Cobb has been a drama existed in that the of all deliberating processes. April 8, has been extended to club member, served on the Delaware in Newark, Delaware. so ci olo gy- anthropology To the charge of the case April15. yearbook staff in high school, He has been a planning officer department, a department being ope of faculty versus The election, set for April and _is presently a member of of B.S. U., and a representative supposedly concerned with administrators, Henry refuted 20-21, will cover all 17 S.A.C. the Kem Press Club and the at large at University of people, had turned against this statement. He mentioned offites (chair, vice chair, Frazier Park Homeowners' Delaware. Noms has also John Webster. He stated that a that many of the witnesses secretary, treasurer, village Association. She is also a participated as a peer counselor ruling against Webster would were faculty members and not representatives, representatives correspondent to the at CSB and has been active in be one for administrators. administrators. He believed at large, a 'graduate assistant, Bakersfield Californian. intramurals. Busacca then read a many of the members acted and representatives from the "Combining the section in the College reasonably in their evaluations. five school$) and six College experience of directing Said Norris, "I believe I Handbook. He implied· · that He was convinced that Webster Council positions (one from each school and a village committees in fund raising should be elected as Vice Clair Webster's rights has been did not deserve tenure, based because of my leadership representative). Students will with the experience in violated due to the lack of on his qualifications. experience. One-.: student fees also be voting on fees. commun-cations, I feel I can opportunity to respond to Henry noted that some are passed, there will be a large Upper division students fulflll the responsibility of derogatory material in his file. department members had S.AC. Chair more than sum of money allocated Concerning a theme for serious questions concerning will be voting for the representative posttlons . adequately. Besides, my towards governmeut at CSB. the case, Busacca stated he had Webster's publications and that mother said always aim for the Presently, S.A.C. is very young difficulty finding one due to according to their majors. Continued on page 2 Undeclared majors and lower best; don't settle for and needs compet~nt the constant changes and 'boopkas, "'·declared Cobb. leadership, which I feel I can shifting of opinions by facu1ty division students will be voting members and administrators. for village representatives. Martin Castro lives in contribute to. By being elected Testimony given by Ross and Attention Seniors! There Graduate students will vote for Bakersfield and attended as Vice Chair at S.AC., I plan by Dean Thomas Watts were will be a COMMENCEMENT graduate representative, and all Blkersfield High School and to use my leadership ability ... students will vote for S.A.C. Bakersfield College. He has good examples of this type of COMMITTEE meeting on to use my leadership ability to executive positions. inconsistency, according to Friday, April 15 at 3:30 p.m. been at CSB for two years. be more representative of the Busacca. Busacca pointed out in the President's Conference All S.A.C. offices not filled Castro will be ·a returning students and their needs at that Webster's file and the oral Room. Students are welcome by regular election proceedings senior next year, and serves as CSB." statements were evidence in to present their suggestions and will be appointed by the newly S.A.C. Treasurer and has an ideas. elected committee. active role in L.U.C.H.A. favor of his client~ Continued on page 2 The Runacr, £agC 2, Aprill4, 1977 r • Continued from page 1 . Elections Webster Hearing AT LARGE , REPRESENTATIVE Reaches End Steve Carnes, current Ac­ tivities Chairman, Publicity Chairman (SAC) feels his term Webster was aware of the Dr. Webster disregarded with the SAC has given him situation. Henry mentioned the RPT criteria, passed up an much experience which he will that Travis was supportive of opportunity to give input on contribute next year if re­ Webster and· had made an the new RPT procedures and elected. attempt to put him in a to protect himself, according favorable light with the to Henry. Irene Nunez a junior department to the extent of Henry also noted that majoring in liberal studies with being ostracized in his own Webster had resigned his tenure a concentration in sociolqgy, department. Henry read a at Illinois after he had been attended Roosevelt High memo written by Travis which terminated at CSB. Mr. Henry School and East Los Angeles stated that Webster was aw.are mentioned that an outside City College before corning to that his work at CSB was most review was requested to help CSB. Nunez served as class important in acquiring tenure, the evaluation. treasurer in junior high and is and not his former record at In ending, Henry stated currently a member of the Dlinois. that Travis and Watts had Cinco de Mayo committee. She acquired considerable is active as a Mini Corps liaison, Portillo is seeking the administrative experience at a member of "Estudiantina CSB. Primavera," and a racquetball" office· because he feels ''qualified and extremely devotee. Webster's Closing What qualifies Nune:t. for interested in rep resenting the the position of at-large rep? School of Business and Public Administration." In his closing statements, "Being the liaison for the Busacca mentioned that he did Mini Corps program here on COLLEGE COUNCIL rot try to destroy the integrity campus, I've become very well of the witnesses, but was only acquainted with the Liberal Humanities attempting to get to the Studies program. 11lerefore, I specifics from the general, and feel qualified to be a Donald J. Devich is a ultimately to the truth. He representative for those in this junior majoring in phi)osophy added that Chairs and Deans program." and minoring in religious were administrators. He studies. He attended questioned where the evidence BPA REPRESENTATIVE Chatsworth High School in Los exists that Webster should be George Ketterl's sculpture is one segment of his Angeles and has served as vice denied tenure. - endurance exhibition. Victor Portillo, a senior president of the Philosophy Busacca noted that majoring in business Club here on campus. He is Webster had left his former administration (accounting) presently a member of the campus to rectify an injustice with a minor in Chicano Academic Village Council. which had occurred at CSB. He studies, served as president of "I will attempt to provide added that Webster had his eighth grade class and a strong voice for the students displayed great courage in attended Bakersfield High in the School of Humanities. challenging the system. CSB Art Profs School and Bakersfield College. 11lis sector of the students has Busacca then displayed a black • 0 A participant in L.U.C.H.A. long been reticent to speak ball for symbolic purposes and and the Cinco de Mayo out, and I feel the time has said, "Are you going to let Committee, Portillo is also come to emphasize our needs John Webster be black balled Show in Gallery involved in various sports such to the administration," in this institution?" as tennis and racquetball. indicated Devich. During April the Art Ketterl 's nine visual tools Gallery located in the library is include a computer log which exhibiting the works of CSB records each step taken and the artists George Ketter!, Ted time elapsed for each step; a LAW SCHOOL INTERVIEWS Kerzie, and Michael Heivly. video tape which shows the Counselors are The show offers a wide variety actual marathon as it was run; available daily at the of art concepts and is well a map w~ich indicates the representative ·of the work of location of the race; a UNIVERSITY OF SAN FERNANDO VALLEY the faculty artists. photograph self-portrait; a George KetterPs piece in sculpture which represents his the exhibition is concerned body dimensions including COLLEGE OF LAW with endurance. He width, height, and stride; a to offer guidance and career planning participated in the 15 drawing which depicts the kilometer marathon at Sunset degrees and angles of the · Park in Las Vegas and course covered in the . Call or write USFV, 8353 Sepulveda Blvd. documented the experience marathon; a painting which Sepulveda, California 91343. Tel. 213-894-5711 through mixed media. Using examines elevation and nine different ways of pinpoints time factors; a recording the experience, written record of his emotions The College of Law offers a full-time 3 year day program as well as part-time Ketterl· relates his concepts to and feelings; and an audio day and evening programs. The school is fully accredited by the Committee of the viewer on myriad levels of Continued on page 3 Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California. perception.

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recording the various sounds perception of soil as an artifact involved in the marathon of an experiment and a site. event. The soils become other than Ketter! received his M.F.A. themselves while being one in from Claremont Graduate themselves. His wo:r:k School and then came to CSB documents the phenomena of six years ago. He has had experiences through relocation numerous group and one man of soils. shows in Orange County and The soils from Marina Del the L.A. area and has exhibited Rey have been relocated to his work in Houston, Texas, Century City; those from Santa and Washington, D.C. as well. Monica to Beverly Hills; those Ketter! is currently from Burbank to Pasadena; showing some of his work at those from Griffith Park to the L.A. County Museum and Marina Del Rey; those from at the Newport Be.ach Museum. Venice to Tarzana; arid those Kerzie's two gallery pieces from Pasadena to the San deal with monoliths, the Fernando Valley. concepts involved in the A stamp plate block is creation of an active surface used as a design tool from Members of CSB ballet class begin basic exercises before practicing within a square. According to which images are derived. The Kerzie, an idea is created and actual pigment is made from routines. Photo by Jim Thayer. the perception of that idea is the specific soil mixed With an expressed. The medium used acrylic medium. Photographs for his work is beeswax applied are also used in Heivly's with iron and brush. documentation. Classical Ballet The pieces reflect Kerzie's Heivly received his M.F.A. concept of a painting as being from the University of an object complete within Colorado Graduate School at itself. The creations establish Boulder and then studied at Begins at CSB illusions of a color filled square Tamarind Institute of by Alisa C. Glazier or perhaps blocks of cement Lithography. He taught at San and give the feeling of bulk, Diego State University for two A "Pas de Deux" at CSB? Martha Knight, which is enrolled. density, and mass. years and then came to CSB in Not likely this spring - but presently celebrating their 25th "I believe there are some Like Ketterl, Kerzie also 1975 to establish a graphics classical dance has entered the anniversary. males in the modern dance did his graduate wor.k at program and ''to create art." curriculum this quarter. "Pat Leddy, in the Fine classes, but I still don't have Claremont and then taught Heivly has had several Beginning ballet, now Arts Department, contacted any in the ballet sections. I there and at Scripp's College group and one man shows in being offered through the me · and asked me to teach would enjoy having them. It for three years before coming the United States, Canada, and village department, is being beginning ballet through the would really be fun for the to CSB. Kerzie has also had Europe. In the summer he taught by Cindy Howell. Village. It sounded like a great class," she said. many group and one man conducts a print-making study Howell, who has danced at idea," Howell said. shows in the L.A. and San in Florence, Italy. the American Ballet Theater Presently, 25 women are When a few. of the girlS Francisco areas. He recently The exhibit at the Gallery School has been teaching for enrolled in the course. were asked why they signed up had a showing at the L.A. offers an exciting challenge to seven years at Stockdale Ballet. although the class is for the ballet class, most County Museum. the senses and to modes of Since 1968 she has also been coeducational. Howell noted responded that it would be The works presented by perception. Students are dancing with the Bakersfield that a few men have visited the good exercise and a fun Mike Heivly concentrate on the encouraged to visit. Ballet Theater, headed by class, but none have officially experience. Please ReCycle ALEX This Pa er TELLS THE STORY OF HIS SEARCH FOR "ROOTS The author of the best-selling book speaks before a live audience of the trials, tribulations, joys and sorrows of his 9-year,.half-millio mile search for his ancestry. A unique!)f).fj 2-record package.·

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The Runacr, ea~e 4, Ap~ 14, 1977 ·Editorial ALLTH~ LAnST

by Jon Bashor HA! IT SAVS THS FBI nl«r'9 SOME Curriculum has always been a favorite topic of discussion, at least among curriculum planners. And since the college is designed 0\D NOT HELP KILL DR. C.OMFORT '" to prepare us for life in the world (a well-worn cliche), I believe MARTlN L()THER K\NB .' W~ ~'/SSO? that CSB's curriculum is seriously lacking in at least one area, the parking area. To this end, I propose that Village 277.982 be implemented. Titled simply, "Parking Education," the course would be a general education requirement for students. Because some of the of-fenders are not students, mandatory night courses would be offered for CSB employees. There are several basic parking concepts which must be imp;uted to all on-campus parkers for the assured smooth functioning of CSB. The f'rrst idea that must be stressed is that the white lines in the parking lot are nothing to be ashamed of. Therefore, do not try to hide them by parking your car over them. Let them instead run along the sides of your car, beside your tires. Next, try not to use your car as an integral comporent of an obstacle course. Perhaps that driver beside you doesn't want to have to back around you, or drive over the planter to get out. One of the worst problems among CSB parkers is jealously over the color of another car. "Boy, I wish my car was that color." DONT WOR.~'( M' OEAA~ As a result, they try to transfer some of that color to their door WE NEVER RECOMMEND edges by rubbing the door along the side of another car. lT FOR RA'TS AN'/WAY Part of the fun of the coursewould be in helping parkers learn to read:' Newly educated parkers would be forced to differentiate between spaces marked "Handicapped," "Motorc)eles Only," and the all time favorites "No Parking" and "Pool Vehicles Only." Besides the obvious on campus be.tefits of such instruction, students venturing out into the real world could quickly put their newly-learned skills to work. Imagine the fun of fitting into only one parking spot at a time, facing the right direction, yet! Don't delay, sign up today. (I t r. tA Campus Interviews The following firms and agencies will be conducting on-campus interviews on the Cal State Bakersfield campus during the months of April and May:

Friday; April 22, McDonald's System, Inc., all majors, Management Trainee CC Discusses Tuesday, April 26, Xerox Corporation, all majors, Sales Representative Grading Thursday, April 28, Pacific Mutual, all majors, Sales Trainee Up and Coming Thursday, April 28, State Personnel Board, accounting majors, Change Auditor Monday, May 2, Madera Unified School District, Elementary Want to help y~ur fellow Calling all hams: A by A. Vengaric k and Secondary Teaching Positions students? Then apply to be an meeting of students interested Wednesday, May 4, Gulf Oil, accounting/finance majors, in forming an AMATEUR Grades are the issue once EOP PEER COUNSELOR. Business Administration Trainees Applications are available at RADIO CLUB will be held again when College Council Tuesday, May 17, College Life Insurance, all majors, Sales the EOP office in Dorm F. Monday, April 18 at 2 p.m. in tackles concept and change as Representative Deadline date for application is SS109. part of their spring agenda. May 13. Qualifications are ~or more information A topic on which nearly all Senio~ and graduates who wish to take advantage of this sophomore standing with a 2.0 contact Sandy Varner, 2274. service must pick up the necessary materials at the Placement have an opinion, grades and GPA. afice prior to being placed on the interview schedule. their future are sure to cause For further information serious debate among the contact Sandy at the EOP members of College Council. office (833-2275). Presently, the Curricular Having academic National Test Schedule Policy Committee is persuing Administrative difficulties? Need . tutorial the idea of doing away with Students planning to take any of the National Tests listed Management Society (A. M.S.) assistance? Call the below should inquire at the Library (reserve desk) about study the grade of F. Alternatives are is sponsoring a panel discussion LEARNING RESOURCE materials (study guides and sample questions) to assist them in being discussed and brought and workshop on interviewing. CENTER. Tutors are available out at regular College Council preparing for the test(s). The panel will include to help with just about every meetings. prominent members of the course in the schedule. All President Frankel has GRADUATE RECORD EXAMINATION (GRE) business community. tutoring services are free of Given June 11, 1977, closing date to register May 11, 1977, stated in the past th<.tt CSB .i£ in At the meeting you will charge. cost $10. the unique situation of bemg also have the opportunity to For an appointment, call young and innovative enough . have YOUR resume evaluated 833-3117, or come to Dorm NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION (NTE) in style to make changes in the by an expert on a one-to-one F/Room 110. Given July 16, 1977, closing date to register}une 23, 1977, traditional grading system. basis. Get your resume ready Office hours are 8 a.m. to cost $11. Two student by May 4. Further information 5 p.m., Monday through representatives, Robert will be available later. Friday. GRADUATE MANAGEMENT ADMISSIONS TEST (GMAT) Random and Anthony (not scheduled for loc.J administration again until the Fall) '\engarick have already come The Runner GivenJuly 9, 1977, closing date to register June 17, 1977, cost out in favor of retaining the $12.50. . letter grade of "F." Both agree that most CSB students don't Editor • Jon Bashor Ad Sales Manager . · .Paul DeArmond LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION TEST (LSAT) want a "Bozo grading system." Sports Editor • Steve Gary (not scheduled for local administration) Clearly, the issue doesn't end with the present Activities Editor . . • Danny Ortiz Given July 23, 1977, closing date to register June 23, 1977, Photography Editor . John Kaiser cost $13. discussions: both President Frankel and Council Staff . Debbie Anton, Robert .BlaHche,Joe Champion, • Eugene Colquitt, Dan Eliades, Linda Fassig, MEDICAL COLLEGE ADMISSION TEST (~CAT) representatives are interested in (not scheduled for local administration) student input. Steve Gary, Sherry Glass, Alisa Glazier, Given October 1, I 97 7, closing date to register September 2, Student representatives to . · . Trena Lee, Shannon Lydick, Charles Morrison, 1977, cost $35. College Council are: Mary • Robert Patterson, Sheila Robertson, Anthony Vengarick Baird, Peggy Baird, Susan .fox, Photographer Floyd Marti~:\ COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM (CLEPJ Janice Malouf, Danny Ortiz, Artist . Jill Thayer Given third Wednesday of each month, closing date to register Random, and Vengarick. Advisor Marla Iyasere is three weeks prior to test date, cost varies. Representatives need an idea of what the consensus The Runner is a weekly publication of the Department of English, MILLER ANALOGIES TEST AND DOPPELT MATHEMATICAL . among students is. Students are California State College, Bakersfield. Offices are located in REASONING TEST encouraged to express their Fr-302E and F. Phone 833-2240 for more information regarding (arraugcd by appointment), cost $10. opinions and ideas. contributions and advertisin&; _ Tllc-ll8Biler, pace ·5 Aprill4, 1977 The Night Mover · 1 Seger Bringing Silver Bullets to ·Bakersfield

Those two nights He grew up in Ann Arbor, (September 4 and 5, 1975) at Michigan, and at the age of five Coho Hall in Detroit, Michigan, he learned how to play the must have really been ukelele. His father worked at a something. Michigan has Ford Motor Company plant for always appreciated the 22 years and led the 13-piece dynamite high..Octane rock and Stewart Seger Orchestra nights, roll artistry of Bob Seger better weekends, and holidays. than any other area of the country and whe.. t he took the Seger soon began playing stage those nights with the electric guitar with high school Silver Bullet Band, magic was bands such as the Decibels and bound to happen. the Town Criers. He was playing guitar and singing at a LIVE BULLET captures bar for $10 a night with Doug those historic performances Brown and the Omens when and shows (what a growing Punch Andrews first saw him ·number of fans have been perform. Andrews, who was saying for years) that Bob running a string of clubs called Seger is one of the sure-fire the Hideouts, recorded the rock and rollers . . . an artist Omens on his Hideout label with that true get-down, (the song was called good time, let-it-all-hang-out "T.G.I.F.") and then recorded genius. Seger has seldom Seger singing an original tune, sounded as powerful and "East Side Story," which dynamic as he does here. became a local hit. Seger's second single, "Persecution Seger handles lead vocals, Smith," was released three guitar, and piano and is backed· times on the same label before by Drew Abbott on lead guitar, Cameo /Parkway picked it up, Alto Reed on saxophone, put it out and scored another The Silver Bullet band features (I to r) Drew Abbott, Robyn Robbins, Robyn Robbins on keyboards, local Top 10 hit. Seg~r stayed Chris Campbell on bass and Alto Reed, Bob Seger, Chris Campbell and Charlie Allen Martin. with that label for the next "If there is a regional dancing and rock and roll the Charlie Allen Martin on drums. single, "Heavy Music," which sound here, I guess you'd have nights LIVE BULLET was Seger and longtime manager .-...----.-.-.·.·-·-·.- ...... ·.···tl'a sold 66,000 copies in l)etroit to say it's high-energy white recorded, and that's what Bob Punch Andrews produced the alone and which is considered a rock and roll With 'soul Seger is all about. Supertramp album. definitive work in the genre it undercurrents from Motown Seger will bring his Silver .comes to Of the 14 songs on the described. and a str~ng dance beat," Bullet Band to the Bakersfield two-record set, 10 are Seger explains Seger. "I notice kids Civic Auditorium on April 25 Bakersfield, originals and include his . Seger finally scored tend to dance at my concerts at 8 p.m. Reserved tickets are legendary ''Ramblin' Gamblin' nationally when he switched :md I like that. Dancing is what $5.50, $6.50, and $7 .50. Seger May ~ at the Mn" hit, "Beautiful Loser," labels to Capitol and recorded rock and roll is all about." will be joined .in concert by "Lookin' Back," "Get Out of "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man." There was plenty of Starz. Civic. Denver," "Travelin' Man," The album of the same name 'tl'.-.-.-.-.-...... - ...... ·•·•·•·•·•·• "U.M.C." (which stands for was followed by NOAH, Upper Middle Class), MONGREL, and BRAND NEW ''Katmandu," and the MORNING. First he was ever-present crowd-pleaser and known as Bob Seger and the Seger trademark, "Heavy Last Herd and later as the Bob .Darillaal around, Music." He also does rave-up Seger System. He spent some versions of "Bo-Diddley," Val time touring and . recording Morrison's "I've Been with Teagarden and Vanwinkle Working" and Ike and Tina (the trio was sometimes called ellhe best name Turner's "Nutbush City STK). He began his career Limits." again on Palladium Records (eventually distributed by Seger has a loyal following Warner Bros./Reprise) and put ·n lhe business. throughout the U.S. from his out SMOKIN' O.P.'s (a high eight previous albums and from school term for borrowing touring as many as 260 days of "other people's" cigarettes), the year (he did 80_dates with BACK IN '72 and SEVEN. He Bachman Turner Overdrive in returned to Capitol in 19 7 5 1975), but in the midwest he is with the acclaimed a phenomenon, a hero, a rock BEAUTIFUL LOSER album music messiah. Since 1964 (the title tune having been Seger has had 11 Top-10 inspired by the title ·of a book singles in Detroit and many of by Leonard Cohe.n). The album them have sold more than was No. 1 in Detroit and sold 50,000 copies there. 80,000 copies there.

A SIGNIFICANT SUMMER Milw~uk~e is the city that means beer. Excellent income and outstanding experience for college men People expect a lot from a beer and women. named Old Milwaukee. Jewell Companies, Inc., has a unique summer program for It's a tough name to live up students who are willing to work hard all summer long and who to. need to earn between $1,500 and $3,000 for their efforts. But Old Milwaukee beer tastes The job is in Jewel's Home Shopping Service Division and as great as its name. openings exist throughout California. Students will be operating So don't fool around. residential routes while regular route salespeople take their vacations. Get the best name in the business •.. Duties include: Driving panel truck, delivery and selling of Old Milwaukee beer .. grocery and general merchandise, bookkeeping, banking and It tastes as great as its name. warehouse work. Students will actually be managing a complete retail business operation. Pick up Old Milwaukee today. Earnings will be a percentage of the route's business with a minimum guaranteed salary of $100 per week. Typical earnings are usually in excess of $150 per week and often as high as $200 or $300. Jewel Co., Inc., is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and is a worldwide leader in the retailing industry. Sales are in excess of 2 billion annually. To arrange for an interview write to - H. G. Koorhan Mulock's- Distributing Company Regional Vice President ·1 000 East Ball Road Anaheim, California 92803 Bakersfield c 1,7~ JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO., MILWAUKEE. WIS., AND OTHER CITIES. . ..._ ' . - . . ~ ...... 2 _,.

T~~f~~~;~m .Students, Faculty Join German Crinlinologist Booths in Village Council · to Speak at CSB •1 bI by D.tnny Ortiz Ava I a e The. Village Council was Dr. Fabian Fang, the He is known by vi:r:tue of reactivated during last quarter newly elected President of the various publications concerning by Trena Lee after not operating for a full · Village Council, stated, "The problems related to combating year. The . Council will Council committees on of crime as well as special Has it been a long time primarily · work as a Academic Advising, Curricular topics ·of criminalistics and since you attended an old "policy-recommending body" Mfairs, Physical Facilities, and criminology. fashioned get-together? Well, if for Provost Bob Coe toward Village Activities are expected Dr. Gemmer will speak on it has, or if even it hasn't been the operations and programs of to begin their functions this Thursday, April 21, 1977 at 3:30 but yesterday, you'll enjoy the Village. quarter. All lower division p.m. in Room J102-DDH. The May 15, when CSB's According to the College students who have an -interest public is invited to attend. Tomfoolery Day will be held Handbook section 201.15, are invited to make suggestions from 10 a.m. 'till 4 p.m. on the "The Village Council is concerning village activities to CSB campus. r e s p o n s i b 1 e for t h e any committee members or Tehachapi According to Suzanne d e v e 1 o p men t and directly to Dr. Coe. Bunker, co-activities director, implementation of academic AdministratOrs "Tomfoolery is going to have a programs for the freshmen and turn of the century flavor to it. sophomore classes. It 'II be a Sunday in the park "In conjunction with the Local Karl-Heinz Gemmer to speak type event." various school deans and their Originally entitled the faculties, the Village Council Three administrators from Nostalgia Fair, Tomfoolery will assists in the development of Attorneys Dr. Karl-Heinz Gemmer will the California Correctional present a wide range of goods new academic courses: these discuss Criminal Justice Institution at Tehachapi will and activities from eating may be interdisciplinary Research in West Germany at speak at CSB on Tuesday, April homemade icecream to riding courses, special interest CSB on April 21. 19, 1977, at 10:30 a.m. in Room in hot air balloons. The event courses, or courses given in Law Day Gemmer is the Chief of the J102-DDH. will give clubs, groups, . and off-campus. The Village Division "Institute of Raymond Cruz, recently ap­ individuals a chance to raise Co u neil also develops Crimina lis tics" of the Federal pointed as Associate money by selling articles or non-classroom ·activities such as On Thursday, ·April 21, Office of Criminal Investigation Superintendent at the Califor­ food. The possibilities of ideas lecture and films series and from 11:00-1:00 in the New (Bundeskriminalamt) of West nia Correctional Institution in for booths will be left entirely contributes to the evaluation Cafeteria, the CSB Pre-Law Germany. This institute is deal­ Tehachapi, California, came up to the group, or they can of existmg freshmen and Society will be sponsoring ing both with criminalistic and from the California Training spread their wares on the grass. sophomore programs. "Law Day." . criminological research and Facility at Soledad, where he Each group must supply "The Village Council also Guest~ will be prominent with regular and special train- was employed as a Correctional the material and build their works closely with the local attorneys discussing the , ing courses for C.I.D. officers. Counselor Three. own booths in an 8' x 8' space apporpriate student services various aspects of a law career. Dr. ·Gemmer, who has been AI Wagoner, Recreation alloted for each entry. No officers in arranging social Among the guests will be: doing service in the C.I.D. since Supervisor, has held ~is posi­ driving of stakes will be activities which supplement the John Kelley, discussing 1948, was previously the Chief tion for the past nine years. allowed. Entry fees are $5 for educational program of the "education and law," Roy of the Central Investigation Wagoner is responsible for students, $10 for non-students, college. Malahowski, of Bakersfield Division of the Federal Office, coordinating inmate athletic and an additional $5 "The Village Council is a Legal Assistance, ''legal aid for of the Office of Criminal programs. refundable cleaning deposit. s t u dent-fa c u It y body. · the poor and elderly," and Investigation of the state of A.G. Bowser, Personnel Bunker also suggested that Representatives are chosen Dean Oose, a former candidate Hessen (Landeskriminalamt) Training Coord ina tor, is Tomfoolery could include an .from the different house for Congress,· Professor at BC, and of certain special services responsible for coordinating the . art contest for elementary groups of the living-learning and a local attorney. devoted to the combating of on going training program at school grades. ''This way we 'II centers." The Pre-Law Society hopes economic crime. the institution with the training get participation by both the The Village Council to hdp students gain an insight He read Law at Mainz conducted. at the departments kids and their parents," said consists of the Academic into the various aspects of law University and was conferred two training academies. He Bunker. Village Provost, Robert Coe; and all interested students, the degree of a Doctor of Laws also serves as the Delegated A few suggestions for food Director of Student Housing, whether or not they're on the strength of a thesis in Testing Officer. and crafts booths, games, and Steve Butler; Village Fellows persuing a career in law, are criminology and criminal law The public is invited to attend dealing with fraud delinquency. the lecture. entertainment have already ·Bill Ayars, Stafford Betty, invited. been made, such as selling box David Cohen, Helia Corral, lunches, pottery, weaving, and Fabian Fang, Alan Greene, Vic kisses, and having gunny sack Lasseter, · Oliver Rink, and races and vaudeville acts. But Larry Taylor; House A many more are needed. Representatives Toni Notar Those who are interested and James Devlin; · House B in staffing booths, picking up Representatives James entry blanks, or getting more Delgadillo and Don Devich; information may contact either , and House C Representatives Sandy Varner,.. 833-2274, or Rosemarie J ebert and Chris Suzan.ne Bunker, 833-3088. Mason.

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When Ed Miller gradu~ted Ed decided on CSB people think that this year h~ becoming an All-American in from Atascadero High School, ''because of Craig's ability as a will make the Nationals. the decathlon this year. But he was undecided about where coach and his reputation as a Possibly even a rating as an what is even more gratifying to attend college. Miller called former world class triple All-American. "I plan to be of for him is that he has CSB's track coach, Charles jumper." national calibre by the end of accomplished his personal goal Craig. the 1977 season," says Mille ... of excellence as a student first. After Miller's first year at Even if Ed Miller doesn't CSB, he realized that he did11 't make it as an All-America.! want to participate in only one athlete this year, he has event. As he put it, "I'm sort performed aS an All-American of a jock of all trades, but student both here and at master of none." Atascadero. Ed talked to Coach Craig about doing something At Atascadero High, Miller different, and they decided lettered all four years in track that he should work at and field, cross country, and becoming a decathlete. varsity football, maintained a It was a wise move. After 3.9 gpa and served as Student two track seasons in the Body President in 1973. He decathlon, Ed holds the school was rated third in the triple record with 6,300 points set jump in CIF and lived up to his April 30, 1977. But Ed's not rating by placing third in the about to stop there. "My goal Southern California Masters is 6,900 points this year." That Meet during his senior year. would qualify him for the Academics counted that year, nationals. too. At graduation, he received Ed has a national the Bank of American Science reputation in the decathlon as Award. it is. He was ranked seventh in NCAA Division II in 1976. Here at CSB, · Miller has Unfortunately, he failed to maintained a 3.3 during his place that high bec_ause of a fall thre~ years, with a major in in the high hurdle event. "If I Earth Science and Physics. He could have maintained my holds a Getty Oil Company composure after that fall last scholarship and works as a year, I might have lived up to geologist during the summer. my rating. I was a rookie!" -According to Miller, "I'm ~ explains Ed. student first and an athlete Miller isn't a rookie in the second." decathlon any more. Many Miller has a good shot at

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. ' The llunner, page 8, Aprill4. 1977 Runner Sgorts Leist Minute ArtiCle Minorities Recruited Joc;k Scraps· for Buildirlg Trades "Our objective is to ''Women who are motivated by Dan Eliades player Janelle Moser, suffering Another top performer for recruit, qualify, and place and feel they can perform are from a slight ankle sprain, the 'Runners has been Ed minorities, females, and other encouraged to enter into those came through with a 6-2, 6-2 Miller in the decathalon. And economically disadvantaged fields that have been In their last three home victory. Still another fine John Hartmah has been groups into the building and traditionally restricted to appearances the CSB women's player Patsey Ash contributed steadily improving each meet construction trades men." tennis team completely in a · non-scoring doubles with better shots in the apprenticeship · programs," The M.A.O.F., funded by O\'erwhelmed their opponents. match. hammer throw, with the school stated Oscar Anthony", the Department of Labor, is In fact, excluding their first If you want to see some record now standing at 134'3". recruiter specialist for the currently assisting the Kern matc~,an 8·1 drubbing of Cal really fine tennis, follow the The 880 and mile relay Mexican American County Building Trades State L.A., ihis overwhelming 'Runners. Next home match is have· been the strong suit for Opportunity Foundation. Council in recruiting women style has been the norm. The May 14 against Cal Poly SLO. the women athletes. This into the building industry. team's record of 11-0 includes season the team of Joyce They presently are accepting 10 consecutive shut out Asberry, Robbin McCollough, applications for asbestos matches. This trend of winning Georgia Vallerga, and Hale Cop-Dormie workers, brick I ayers, tennis has lasted three years -==:placed -second in the 880 ·relay carpenters, . cemenL rnasons, now for the team who are at Long Beach. Another second electricia;..s, heaV)· equipment undefeated in league matches Match-up was garnered in that same meet operators, painters, plasterers, Sunday, May 1 , 1 9 7 7, a.t that long. by the distance medley team plumbers, sheet metal workers. 12 p.m. the officers and staff When asked about their McCullough, Vallerga, "Bird" surveyors, tile setters, and iron of the CSB Campus Police workers. success, the women report that Anderson, and Marijana Marie. Department will meet all Wages in the building they all get along well with Laurie Lendsdak has been a ipterested resident students for each other and love tennis. consistant placer in both the trades may be earned up to an afternoon of volleyball and $10 an hour plus fringe This togetherness seems to discus and shot. refreshments. The competition benefits. All wome.. who do involve not only the players, will take place on the large not mind hard work are but he ad coach Gloria playing field adjacent to the encouraged to e .• ter these Friedman as well. The Kern County ----- Cal State dormitories. fields. Women who are In a recent match against Y.M.C.A. announces the first This competition is a interested must be ~t least 18 Cal Poly Pomona, CSB annual "Springtyme Classic" follow-up activity to a recently years old, have a ' high school dominated as usual with The Roadrunner trackmen RACQUETBALL held residents vs. police diploma, be physically able to Number One singles player and women are both starting to TOURNAMENT. Dates-of the softball game in which the ­ do the work, and provide their Barbra Wright looking round into shape and as a event are May 12, 13, 14, 15. dormies won, 30 to 12. own transportation. particularly impressive with her res.ult some outstanding Events contested will be men's This event will give both Wome. interested in the 6-1, 6-1 win. personal ''bests" have been single: Open, "B," and novice; the dormitory residents and program· should contact the achieved. and women's single: "B" and the Campus Police staff an Mexican American Other 'Ru.nners One of the finest novice. Awards will be given. opportunity to sit down, Opportunity Foundation, contributing to the cause were performers on the men's team Consolation round. Phone converse, have fun, and get to located in the Habedeld Lisa Ropfogel, 6-2, 6-0, Ouis has been quarter miler Art Bell. 322-1815 or 833-3048 for know each other on a more Building, 17 06 Chester Collins, 6-1, 6-3, Stacey In a March 5 meet against more information. Entry personal basis. Avenue, Suite 308, Bakersfield, Dancey, _5-3, 6-0, Julie UCSB and Cal Poly SLO Bell blanks are available at the 'Y,' For further information, or call Oscar Anthony, Jacklich, 6-3, 6-2, and Pat blazed the tracks in the 400 900 22nd Street, . or at the contact Officer Robert recruiter specialist, at Brantley, 6-0, 6-0. Fifth singles meters with a clocking of 48.0. intramurals office. Clements at 833-2111. 325-0751.

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