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criminates by not offering enough By Toby Hill remedial courses and ethnic study News Assistant programs,and by not hiring enough Latinos as faculty members and A group of Latino students and administrators. alumni of Fullerton College Dr. Borst denies these charges marched in front of the homes of saying,"Isupporttherightofthese aX FC President Dr. Philip Borst and people to protest, however, I think North Orange County Community in order to protest it's important to College District(NOCCCD) Chan- have good facts to work from, and cellor Dr. James Kellerman pro- it would appear to me that some- testing the alleged discrimination one has been giving these people a against minorities at FC. distorted picture of what's been Wielding picket signs reading going on here at Fullerton College. "FC won't hire minorities" and "So far as affirmative action and "Fair employment at FC and the hiring of minorities is con- Cypress College," members of the cerned, the college and the district Latino Friends and Alumni of have a strong commitment to North Orange County and PC doing that. I don't think you're students walked up and down the going to find anywhere in the state sidewalks of the administrators' or country where those goals have homes chanting slogans such as very effectively been achieved yet. "Down with racism" and "Hey hey But we are committed to making Kellerman, how many Chicanos progress on that, and we have this did you lose today?" and singing year." "We Shall Overcome." However, FC Counselor and Lupe Martinez, president of MEChA Advisor Enrique Zuniga FC's chapter of the Chicano stu- says these claims are not true. dent organization, Movimiento "This fall, there were ten new Estudiante Chicano de Antzlan faculty positions available and not Michelle C. Flores/Hornet (MEChA), said in a recent Los even one minority was hired." Protest march-Led by Jaime Vega (front) and Carlos Duron of the marched last Saturday, Dec. 3 In order to draw attention to alleged Angeles Times article that many Zuniga also cited a California Latino Alumni and Friends of North Orange County, protesters discriminatory policies occuring at Fullerton and Cypress Colleges. Latinos believe the college dis- See Protest, page 4 JACC Student Center expansion set back Hornet, Torch Philip Borst that the College Stra- wouldn't do anything to take away Student Center to build an outdoor By Sharon Sisson tegic Planning from it." glass enclosure, thereby greatly Staff Writer Committee has approved the building of a new "This project (Student Center enlarging the size of the center receive honors computer center...to the side of the remodeling) won't die,"Maw said, This would connect the Cafeteria Two second place awards in FC Student Center will not be student center and may cut down "because the senate wants the and the Disabled .Student Center By Elizabeth W. Hickman magazine categories were picked torn down, rebuilt nor built up, but the size of the student center funds and can't get them without with the Student Center and cost Staff Writer. up, one by Vincent Williams for it may be cut down in size. would be estimated between $1-3 Magazine Illustration and the other "After viewing the blueprints million. Fullerton College brought home by Margo McNeil for Magazine with Joe Langsford (A.S.) at the OMake a small addition to the three firsts among 13 prizes al- Light Humor Essay. North Orange County Community Center Building can't support a south stage area of the Student together awarded to FC jour- College District, I learned that our "Our present Student Other magazine awards includ- second story without major reconstruction..." Center.Cost estimated at $1 mil- nalism students at the Southern ed a third in Magazine Layout, a presen ntStudentCenter Building lion. California Journalism Association 4th place won by Elisse Homing can't support a second story with- Guy Maw DA 20-foot addition to the east of Community Colleges (JACC) for Magazine Photo Essay, and a out major reconstruction and re- Conference held at Rio Hondo modeling,"said A.S. President Guy A.S. President side of the Student Center from the 6th place award won by Kevin northeast corner of the Student College last Saturday. Approxi- Myers for Magazine Human Inter- Maw, at the Remodeling Ad Hoc Affairs Office to the southeast mately 35 colleges were entered in est Story. Committee meeting on Nov.21. the competitions. depending on the design and improving the Student Center." corner of the 800 building. Cost Hornet editor-in- cost of Eric Marson, Maw further said that the regulations in the State Education These funds were recently made estimated between $2-3 million. The spring 1988 issue of the chief, won a first place award for this remodeling, approximately Code," Maw said. available by passage of Senate Bill Maw said he would recommend Torch Magazine, commemorating his critical review of a Bruce $10-13 million, would nearly equal Norman Price, Associate Dean proposals two and three to the A.S. the 75th anniversary of Fullerton the cost of tearing down the #135. Springsteen concert. A reprint of Student Affairs, said recently, According to Maw, the original Planning and Research Commit- College, took first place in the appeared in the conference news- present structure and building a "It seems almost impossible to cut proposals have tee but said he doesn't think overall General Excellence cate- paper honoring the mail-in contest new one. Either way, Maw felt, the seven remodeling down the size of the Student been narrowed to three. These are construction will actually begin for gory, much to the delight of Torch winners. cost would be prohibitive. Center. The administration is very as follows: two to three years with completion advisor, Larry Taylor, and the "I have learned from President supportive of our program and aUse the patio area north of the not for about five years from now. entire delegation from Fullerton. See Awards, page 4 Yorba Linda Nixon archive to open ember on the 9-acre knoll where parking, as well as a 96-foot By Esther A. Privett the Nixon family homestead sits. reflecting pool highlighting the Staff Writer The homely little white frame farm- simple, formal U-shaped sand- house, with its green trim, seems stone buildings. "I was born in a house my father just the ordinary sort of place many Nixon's archives will be the ninth built," Richard Nixon said in his Americans like to imagine would in a series of presidential autobiography, and he was to go be the birthplace of a President. libraries, and like the others, is pri- on from these humble beginnings Built in 1912, one year before vately funded. Papers, manu- to the White House before resign- Nixon's birth, the little house scripts, tapes and audio-visual ing his office in 1974, amidst the looks forlorn, in need of paint materials will be housed there for scandals of Watergate. and tending. The huge pepper public viewing at completion of Nixon, the 37th president, now tree, out front, where the three the complex in early 1990. Iron- 75 years of age, was not present Nixon boys swung as children, is ically, Nixon's personal tapes for the festive ground-breaking more impressive and graceful from the Watergate era are part ceremonies for his presidential than 'the dwelling. of a collection in the National archives,lastFridayaftemooninYorbi: As the house is-tiry, the $25 Archives in Washington, D.C. Linda. Julie Nixon Eisenhower, million structure planned to Red, white and blue balloons his younger daughter, came as his house the Richard Nixon arched over the seating area for stand-in. Presidential Archive will be the invited guests; about a It was a glorious, summer-like impressive. Plans include a thousand more onlookers stood museum, theatre, multi-storied Nlxon's place-An artists rendering of the Richard Nixon Presidential Archive set to open In 1990. afternoon this second day of Dec- See Nixon, page 4 Editorial Friday, December 9, 1988-2

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Eric Marson Vince Williams Julie Davey Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Advisor A.S. overview Throughout the semester, the Hornet has without fuss. Heated arguments over who taken a close look at Associated Student gets to use what copier when is not only (A.S.) government activities. childish but a waste of time. And in looking back over the entire scope The other side of the A.S. however, shows of a semester, the picture painted is that of a large contingent of senators eager to an A.S. with two distinct personalities. improve student life on campus. Certain Many senators felt that the parking senators seem to be moving in the right problem should be the main topic addres- direction, and if this holds true, Fullerton sed, yet few senators bothered to attend College students can look forward to a parking committee meetings, and the A.S. much more productive senate next sem- representative, President Guy Maw did a ester. poor job of keeping the senate up-to-date Over the past two years, the A.S. has had on the committee's happenings, often just four presidents. (David Winfrey, Joe Hertel, putting the agenda in the senate schedule Guy Maw, and next semester's President and making few, if any, comments about Laurie Rau) Next semester's senate must Letters to the Hornet the meetings. stop this trend of elected presidents resign- To his credit, Maw continually tried to ing after serving only half their term. CareBank Coordinator A special thank you Their gymnasium was nicely involve senators in the committee, and if When this happens, the continuity that is decorated, music, games, and re- vital to the process of government by In the 11 /18 issue of the Hornet We want to thank all members freshments were provided for all they had been better informed, perhaps the children (from 2 to 17 years committee is broken down, and the result is it was reported that the senate of the college community who had some would have. went into a closed session to try a part in making our Fall Com- old) and a fine party was enjoyed Controversies can often be healthy for a an ineffective A.S. and oust CareBank Coordinator munity project at the Orangewood by everyone! governing body, but only when the contro- Regardless of whether Rau makes prog- Derrick McFarland. Children's Home a success. Our special thanks go to Ray However, this is not true. The On November tenth we had a Carreon, number one for food and versy is about an issue-not about person- ress on the issues that will come up next fun, for popcorn, cotton candy, and most important accomplish- senate did go into a closed session, benefit luncheon in the FC Student alities. Too often this semester, the A.S. semester, the however Derrick was not the Cafeteria, and following this day soda drinks, to Michael Roland involved itself in too many controversies ment she can achieve is to leave the A.S. in a target! funds were also received from and the Cosmetology Club for stronger, more unified condition than when Instead, it was voted whether or students, faculty, campus staff, and special makeup for all the younger over topics that were not 'worthy' of the children, for Wayne Sletten for issue and the she arrived. not to reprimand two executive retired staff members. attention. The Nyquil/Vivarin officers for their conduct. A total of $1165 has been Party Supervision, and for Bryan Copier Proposal should have been settled That will be her legacy. I feel that Derrick has an ex- received so far, and with these Madagan and Tim Rees for being cellent job as CareBank Coordin- funds $1100 worth of toys were our wonderful Disc Jockeys! ator. purchased and delivered to the Another vote of thanks to Brenda Hopefully, last week's article Home last Friday. and Gordon Amans for toy pur- willnot change the opinion of those In addition, students from the chase and for Nancy and Harold Scholastic needs Strasser and Mary Maloney for who feel the same. Inter-Club Council and members In November of 1985, Fullerton Col- one you have?' " Fitzsimmons noted. of the College Associates planned helping with the party. lege's William T. Boyce Library acquired Accordingly, in order to alleviate this Wendy Goldstein a special party for the 175 children Bob Kelley problem, it has been suggested that another at the Orangewood Home last what could unarguably be considered one A.S. Senator Friday night. Carlton Reiner of the most useful machines on the entire InfoTrac system be added to the library. campus: an InfoTrac periodical index. We When the system was initially acquired, consider this system beneficial in the sense it was funded by the Associated Students. that it serves, and is available to, both Since that time, however, the library has faculty and students for the sole purpose of funded the system to the tune of about Nightmare remembered enhancing the educational process. $3,300 a year. followed their feelings, and fled to streets in the 1960s. By Harry Boyd The largest open wound of the The InfoTrac periodical index is a com- Staff Writer Canada or Sweden, and one cham- So it has been suggested that perhaps the pion was not allowed to fight, he Vietnam era is our MIA's. No puter system, designed to assist students in A.S. might be willing to provide the ad- was stripped of his crown. American, on either side of this locating journals and magazine articles on ditional funds. To paraphrase an old song, "The Kent State became a symbol of issue can feel anything but sorrow a specific subject. Unsurprisingly, War is Over, but the Malady confrontation and death. A gener- for those who are missing, and the sys- But getting the money from the A.S. is an lingers on," and Vietnam is our tem proves to be among the most popular ation later still finds brother op- their families. Lying in far off, long unlikely probability indeed. Faced with malady. posing brother, and father set forgotten jungle battlefields are items in the library. constant expenditures and an ever-increas- Will we ever recover, from the against son. Many burned flags, the bones of Americans who were The reason for this is obvious: rather than ingly tight budget, the old saying, "You divisive experience of our longest draftcards, and sometimes build- doing their duty, as they perceived having to labor through thick volumes of conflict? Southeast Asia cost Amer- ings, while others went to war. it. This nation can never be whole can't draw water from a stone," is ap- ica over two-hundred thousand Who can forget the antiwar riots at until we have done everything to the Reader's Guide, the InfoTrac system plicable in this case. casualties, including forty-thousand the Democratic Convention, burn- bring home those who wait in makes it possible for students to seek It occurs to us that if the library and the dead. We poured treasure, blood ing Buddhist monks, or "America distant unmarked graves. and our national soul into battles information pertaining to their topic simply students of this campus wish to acquire a Love It or Leave It" rallies. Too much was sacrificed in that by typing in a key word or phrase. far from our shores. Those that went to 'Nam came awful time, 200,000 American second InfoTrac system, they're going to Television became our window home to no banners, no cheers, and casualties, 200,000 South Vietnam- All would appear peachy, except that have to seek it from a higher source. to the death and destruction of a in all too many cases no future. We ese and probably as many North demand for use of the computer system is While the Hornet strongly encourages small place most of America could see them daily among our home- Vietnamese paid with their blood. increasingly so great that students are often not locate on a map. Unable to less and in our hospitals. Agent The war cost $14 billion, created the A.S. to consider the value of an ad- understand the culture, people, or Orange, and Post Vietnam trauma, tremendous inflation, ended the restricted to only five minutes at a time on ditional system when deciding just how place, we recieved daily doses of have all become a part of our Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson, the machine. According to Librarian Mike much money they may be able to offer, we 'Agent Orange,' body bags, wound- vocabulary. and crushed the will and spirit of Fitzsimmons, students will often form a line also urge the administration and the North ed soldiers, defoliation, burning This may represent our true America. villages, and weeping mothers. punishment, for we have used Time should heal all wounds, and wait for use of the system rather than Orange County Community College Dis- Through the miracle of Japanese them, and then deserted them but those who went, those who using the printed index. trict to consider what an added system miniature cameras, we saw Amer- forgotten and forsaken on the stayed, and those who chose alter- "Some days it seems that our pnost fre- would mean to the educational process here icans die in Vietnam, and it was scrap heap of lost ideals. native plans, alternative paths, are quently asked question is: 'Is this the only delivered in stereo sound and Years have past, and we find split by too many emotions. I at Fullerton College. living color, just in time for the ourselves arguing over the merits suspect that only the death of all evening meal. of joining the National Guard, the participants will clear the air. Nothing, except perhaps our fighting in Vietnam, avoiding the In a hundred years, Vietnam will Civil War has so separated and draft, or any of the other alter- just be a few paragraphs in history split our country. natives that were chosen during books; let us hope that our des- The last word cendents do not forget the lessons Some went to fight the war, that time of turmoil. College. sures, while not immuned from stresses while others fought in the streets, These are the same words and of this frightful period in our and on our Campuses. Thousands history. It is a transition zone. For some, it is a itself. "I am a college student" is a common actions that brought trouble to our preparation for the real world, for others a phrase which implies a sort of diplomatic procrastination thereof. It is for some, an immunity from life's severe consequences. institution of higher education, and for In juxtaposition, college years can be a others an extension of high school. For time of coming to awareness, while others Editor-in-Chief...... Eric Marson Photo Editor...... Steve Barber Managing Editor ...... Vince Williams Photo Assistant...... Mindy Montayne some it is an investment, for others a waste may find it a place less stringent than high News Editor ...... Anthony Wilson Photo Assistant...... Steve Zylius of time. school, where it is easier to get away with News Assistant...... Toby Hill Office Manager...... Kevin Broden For parents, it can be a troublesome cheating. Editorial Editor...... Brian Chee Advertising...... Vince Williams For Editorial Assistant ...... Cherie Dudman Advertising...... Elizabeth A. Lubin burden to send their offspring to college, those who get their money's worth Feature Editor ...... Elizabeth A. Lubin Staff Writers: while for others it serves as a tax write-off. college is ideal: an arena of challenge, Feature Assistant ...... Esther A. Privett Harry Boyd Scott Suthers For others still, it provides a surrogate enhancement and perfection. For others, its Sports Editor...... Kyle Wilcox Dave Erhlich Elizabeth W. Hickman parent. a place with a quad, people and social Sports Assistant...... Ralph Ferguson Chris Karinger Brian Pado For students, college is hell, or a blissful events. Entertainment Editor...... Mike Lyster Mary Perez Ken Riendl establishment of accomplishment. The re- Most of all, college is also an Editorial/Production ...... 992-7155 Advertising...... 992-7154 wards are there for the competitive, the experience-a memory to be recalled in water is there to tred for the idle. future years, depicting HORNET Newspaper, 321 E. Chapman Avenue a more free, ad- Fullerton, Ca. 92634. It is a sanctuary from real world pres- venturous time at reality's aurora. Opinion Friday, December 9, 1988-3 Five stages of love 1--e

By Dan Kline life's plans together. Staff Writer You start calling each other by gooey little pet names like "Puddin' pop" or "Buttercup" or "Hamsterknees" or "My little dumpling" or any other goofy or junk food analogies. Stage I: The deception begins Sex is usually imminent now and it's not just regular plain It happens time and time again. No matter how often you lustful sex either. It's mind-blowing, innovative, passionate, tell yourself, "I'm going to take it slower. I'm going to ultimate, restrain my emotions 'till I know I can trust this person never-experienced-anything-like-it-in-all-my-life-sex. without a doubt. I won't let myself get in too deep. You go out of your way to wake up early in the morning You meet your potential destiny at a party, a function, and start the day off with the infamous stage three morning through a mutual friend or wherever you might encounter a sex, and then go off to whereever your responsibilities take possible mate. You talk briefly, or perhaps go out on a token you and spend the rest of the day shimmering with the date, and immediately you find yourself incredibly attracted high-pro-glow. to them. You eventually lose almost all contact with friends and just can't place, It may be that certain quality or trait you family, and spend every waking your eyes moment renting movies, but are overwhelmingly compelled by. You close watching cable, walking stride for stride, going on moonlight is really different; and think to yourself, "Wow, this person drives, shopping, dancing, dining, camping, picnicking, squirm- truly unique." ing and drifting deliriously about in a warm puddle of love and Once this happens, you're strapped in tight and going, discovery. for the ride, much like a roller coaster with its many along You reach a point in stage three where you lose all twists and turns, temporary dizziness and shame ups and downs, and humility towards each completed stage one of other. You write each other silly euphoric exhileration. You have just little love notes using the aforementioned ridiculous pet the fantasy syndrome. names in an infantile manner. This stage, usually the long Illusion is heightened Stage H: The term of the fantasy syndrome, lasts on the average of a year Acrylic craziness to You have been dating for a few weeks and are starting to a year and a-half. spend a considerable amount of time together. There is a lot of mind probing and mental testing going on. Stage IV: Let the brawling begin By Elizabeth Hickman sometimes associated with well groom- You ask both typical and bizarre questions, in an effort to This is when the fantasy syndrome slowly begins to break Staff Writer ed hands. really "get to know the person.". down. You-come to the realization that your mate probably Even traditional roles for women take Perhaps a sexual encounter, although not necessary to the isn't perfect and start losing that secure feeling of a flawless Acrylic nails should be outlawed. on new dimensions. A whole generation completion of stage two. All it takes is a small-term relationship. You recognize the others faults, annoyances, They are obviously false, and do nothing of school children are turning out teach- exchange of intimacy and the urge to' bring yourself even and bad habits. much for women except add another ers with the increased grating of nails on closer to your new found companion. Reaching this actuality you begin to fight over truly stupid "matching" element to the pulled-to- blackboards, no wonder blackboards are At this point, neither of you are completely honest with and pointless issues: did Adam and Eve have navels? Is gether outfit and to give women hand enroute to obsolescence. each other or fully being yourself. Chances are you are David Letterman funny? Is Oprah phoney? Is your friend a gestures Nurses may get wildly erroneous bitch/idiot they might not have used prior living up to what you think your partner's expectations or is that just my impression? Do those shoes to pulse readings in response to the agony match? Is Sylvester Stallone actually talented? being "nailed." might be. You spend a lot telling each other how great you Must you do Consider the "newly nailed." The of the nails digging into a patient's flesh. both are and complimenting each other like crazy. You have that? Is Bush a wimp? These little dramas can eventually extended-arm inspection, Beauticians often lose their tactile sense either resolve themselves wrists bent just completed stage two and you are on your joyous way or progress and slam you head first back and head tilted to one side in quiet of scalp tenderness, and have a difficult . .. into... to... admiration draws attention to these time with rollers and perm rods. Mostly, Stage III: In too deep Stage V: The destined demise appendages. they have given up attempts to remove This is the last, and peak stage of the fantasy syndrome, This is where the fantasy syndrome dissolves almost Less obnoxious admiration involves studs from recently-pierced ears. the one with the most intensity and emotional impact. Now completely. You begin to fight almost 95% of the time over an 'inside' look, knuckles bent and nails Thus, women are left with the "decora- you're spending all of your free time together. You are stupid and occasionally legitimate issues. The trust dissipates close to or touching the palm of one's tive" jobs, receptionist, trade show overcome by incredible stomach flutters pulsating from your and insecurities start feeding on one another like locusts. hand. Perhaps it is a test to see if one can demonstrator, model. However, to take solar plexis, whether you're with this special person or just. "Where are you going?" and "Where were you last night?" still bend fingers. notes or type, being "nailed" should thinking about them. and other paranoid statements arise. While the acrylics may be termed improve memory. New careers could be This is usually accompanied by a temporary state of brain At this point, at least one person is feeling "tied down" permanent, they require maintenance created that require a lot of arm-waving damage. Your sweetheart can do no wrong. Their sweat and no longer wants to face the challenge of a relationship. and replacement. Thus comes the next and gesturing. doesn't stink and they look just as stunning when they wake This is followed by a series of lies, confrontations, and scrutinizing motions, the straight-fingers- So all is not lost. Any advances made up in the morning as they did the night before. eventually, cheating; nice, pleasant, tactful, non-verbal ways close-together, arm close to mid-torso, in the name of women's liberation need You have many heart-to-heart talks and exchange of saying "It's over honey. You're on your own." with thoughtful gaze to the tips looking not be forsaken. "Coming a long way, questions and answers that are deeper than the core of the Whatever the circumstances, when the flustered emotional for chipping and worn-off enamel. Then baby" doesn't necessarily mean heading earth itself. screaming ends, and all the smoke clears, there will always comes the disgusting underside peek at in the right direction. Take a new tack, You know each other's secrets, dreams, ambitions, fears, be the infamous statement, "Let's test our relationship and the real nails. Any fungus yet? explore new horizons. needs, and desires. It is during these tender moments that see other people, but whatever happens, I hope we can still Wearing., the longer talon narrows And above all else, if a woman you might emit the famous quotes of be friends." women's career opportunities. Neurosurg- absolutely must have nails, she should be "Iloveyouforeverandi'dnevercheatonyouandifleverfeltdifferent- So if you ever go through a serious heart and soul, deep- ery, computer keyboards, space shuttle sure that they are of the best possible i'dbethefirsttdtellyou.. ' - as-the-ocean-blue-relationship, and get dumped for controls, elevator buttons to the board- quality, so that they can double as From here on out it's downright silly; You start talking someone who looks like Danny DeVito on a bad day or room are all out of reach unless a screwdrivers, knives, spoons, staple-pul- excitedly about a spring or fall wedding, names for your Phyllis Diller's bulldog, take it in stride. At least you won't knuckle or elbow can suffice. These lers, cake-testers, weapons, or anything children, your future family dwelling decorations, and your have to put up with those stupid pet names anymore. alternative movements lack ther grace else of real use. Sensitive students / , slam 'slave sale By Christopher Karinger Joe:Nah, it's made of cotton, and I Staff Writer refuse to wear cotton. Scott:What? Because my ancestors A fraternity at California State Univer- picked cotton in the south, you refuse to sity Fullerton, (CSUF) Sigma Pi, in an wear it? , attempt to raise funds, recently adver- Granted, a rather overexaggerated Stised all over the CSUF campus that a case but the idea is the same. If this is the "slave sale" would be held.' way conversations are conducted then At a slave sale fraternity members are we must all safeguard against everthing 'A "sold" for a specified amount of time we say. ' people make the grade usually to do the chores which are Case in point: Jimmy the Greek, a required of "slaves." Since it is' a former prognosticator on CBS' NFL fraternity the clientele is predominately Today. By Brian Harris like just another walk in the sun. 'D' students-the non-achievers. Life female. There are people out there who might Staff Writer The 'A's' motto is "be the best you can has been a flat tire for the 'D's,' and Apparently some black students found be offended over a few choice words. be." Masterpiece Theatre is their favorite they've been stranded on the side of the this offensive and protested the termin- Everyone knows that every other sen- What's in a grade? That's the question TV show and they drive Cadillacs. They road. Society labels them "losers." The "ology used to promote the fundraiser. In tence which is uttered has some sort of anyone who has ever gone to school are the Jones' that the neighbors are 'D's' have more kids than their wallet response, the fraternity changed all fliers racial connotations in it. I'll bet even must ask themselves at one point or always trying to keep up with. The A's can afford, and things don't get any and posters, and made a personal apol- Perry Como is guilty. another in their scholastic careers. are the first guest on everybody's "to be easier for them. ogy to both the Multi-Cultural Council invited" list. In short, they're living proof The 'D's probably voted for Gary Hart Grades are many things to many of the American dream. (MCC) and the Black Student Union people. To some students, grades are an after his affair. The ending of "Rocky (BSU). Sigma Pi also wrote an apology IV" surprised them. The 'D's drive- Someone show where in the assessment of themselves-1a good gr- 'B' students-Second banana, only to that was printed ,in the college news.- ade means you're a good person while a Pintos, and believe "She's the Sheriff" is paper, the Daily Titan. dictionary the term "slave" the 'A's.' The 'B's'motto is "there's room Emmy Award material. bad grade means you're an all-around for improvement." But why should they apologize? Some- means anyone of black origin. bad egg. Their motto is "better luck next time." one show where in the dictionary the Others feel that scholastic marks are "LA Law" is their favorite show and In short, they have "lifetime fast-food term "slave" means anyone of black not a reflection of their lives, but rather, a they drive Volvos. The 'B's' are success- employee" written all over them. ful financially, and they have three to origin. The fraternity did not bear any necessary evil-grades get you to where 'F' students-the original rotten eggs. We must as a supposedly more mature four kids. However, they go through life malice towards miniritys, nor did they you want to go career-wise. They're blow-its and goofs in every society have the courage to say, "Yes, it thinking, "what might have been" if they mean it in a derogatory manner. And of course there are those who sense of the word. The only thing the was a barbaric period of our history, but would have only tried a little harder. This reflects just how paranoid to- could care less about grades. Many of 'F's' drive is everbody else nonetheless it is history. We must look to crazy. They is. There are groups these people however, aren't in school or But there's still hope for them though- don't know how day's society really the future and learn from the past." many children they've Slike the National Association for the will be'attending school for a very long it's highly feasible they can live in a had or have. Most people would rather not hear the Advancement of Colored People (NA- time (until they have an extreme attitude neighborhood next door to an 'A' person, mention of racial slurs, because it only whose greatness The 'F's' are lazy and will never ACP) and the Klu Klux Klan (KKK) change). may just rub off on amount to anything, except maybe a reminds us of just how different we them. who would just love to exploit this But no matter what group you fall murderer who was remembered by particular incident to show how preju- 'supposedly' are. It gives normal people who don't really care what color your under, one thing Is clear: all grades have associates as being a "loner." Sdiced a person or persons really are. distinct connotations that are attached 'C' students--Common. Plain. Run skin is or at what angle your eyes are 'C's' by society. of the mill. Like their motto, the Between parole hearings, they drink Why do they do this? Is it insecurity, slanted, a negative reaction. beer on the ignorance, or a combination ofb-th7 The following is a breakdown of have always had to "try harder that the weekends and belch when We should treat all people normally, society's letters of approval or disap- competition." guests visit. Almost anything anyone says can be Without exceptional knowledge, The 'F's' are still fuming that "Hello held under a microscope and scrutinized no exceptions! This generation is tainted proval and how these grade labels (as they because of the negative publicity over you believe) are doomed to be victims from the start. Larry" was cancelled. Their clothes in order to find some sort of derogatory many educators would have A 'C' just how 'supposedly' different everyone' stereotypically effect your future life as student is the person who steps on don't fit and they haven't trimmed their racial remark. The reason this is possible gum on the sidewalk. toe-nails for the past five years. is because the person doing the scrutin- is, but we shouldn't subject out children an adult. izing wants to find something. to our childish and ignorant behaivor. 'A' students-the perfectionists. As The 'C's' vehicle of choice is the When Bambi's mother died, they We are role models for them. If they 2.5 children who all Hyundai. They have a large family laughed. This group's Imagine this scenario: parents, they'll have motto is "live fast, see us act or talk about how much of a smile like the Osmonds. which they can barely afford to support. die young and leave clean shirt over there looks pretty underwear." Joe: That barrier color or race is then we are sure Their good. Their salary will be the envy of Eight hour work days are not uncom- idea of fun is throwing gum in the to repeat our past mistakes concerning everyone in the workplace. Though mon for this group and in their leisure street and watching Scott: Why don't you buy it? a 'C' student step on racism. time, the 'C's' watch the "Cosby Show." it. Npurs Friday, December 9, 1988-4 4 w w w - Protest_ ass Continued from page 1 Rapid reading cl Community College Annual Report on Affirmative Action which shows that FC has failed to hire any recently reinstated Hispanic faculty members since 1983. In addition, Zuniga attests that By Sharon Sisson well in school." he has personal knowledge of a Staff Writer A small fragment of the Rapid case where qualified Hispanic Reading course will also cover applicants were not even granted study skills, concentration, and interviews while trying to pursue The bad news was that FC's memory. Inman went on to say librarianjobs at FC. speed reading class was cancelled. that although students will prac- Donna Hatchett, NOCCCD dir- The good news is it will be rein- tice mostly on non-academic ma- ector of communication, res- stated this spring, according to terial, they will be taught reading ponded to these statements saying, Fran England, Skills Center Co- flexibility as well. In that -way, the "Weareworkingaggressveyonaffinna- ordinator. students will be able to adjust their tive action, but we typically have a The speed reading course, re- reading rate to get what they want very small pool of qualified minori- cently re-approved by FC's Cur- out of the material. ties who apply. I've heard of riculum Committee, had been "For example," Inman said, "a instances where no minorities have cancelled due to lack of resources. person reads a text book for applied for open positions." The new course, titled Rapid different reasons and wants dif- She added that the district ha! Reading, will begin this semester. ferent results than when reading recently hired one black and one An afternoon as well as an evening for pleasure." Hispanic into faculty positions at class will be offered. FC. "Now students can participate To illustrate the need for rate But Zuniga said he is suspicious in an in-depth speed reading pro- flexibility Inman said, "It wouldn't you had a car about the timing of these hirings. gram that can lessen their study do you any good if A recently passed state bill titled time in other courses," said Eng- with only one gear, only one speed. which goes into effect Yet, most untrained readers have AB1725, land. Jan. 1,states that certain funds will The.new course, taught by FC only one speed." the goal is to change be cut off from individual com- instructor Loreen Inman, will fo- Inman said munity colleges if they fail to meet cus on reading rate: According to old reading habits. Most people learn reading habits in the first and outlined affirmative action criteria. Inman, the average high school "I don't want to accuse them of graduate reads at a 250 word-per- second grade and after the third or that being the reason," he said, needs, that's very, very unfortu- Concerning Dr. Kellerman's minute rate. After completing this: fourth grade these habits are rarely "but history has shown us that if FC has done concerning discrimi- to be aware, nate." award, Zuniga said, "It's good that course, "most students will reach a changed. "You have it's not that reason, something has nation. rate of 750 words-per-minute, yet willing to work and practice to "We've met at length several The Hornet's efforts to contact he was honored for his work in just recently told them that they was recently supporting affirmative action, but some do even better," Inman said. change," Inman said. better start hiring minorities." times. We listened. We responded Dr. Kellerman, who "However, this class not only Inman said that Rapid Reading to virtually all of their concerns. honored with an award for his now it's time that he start sup- teach. Dr. Borst, however, contends on affirmative action at the porting it right here, in his own improves reading speed, but co- is her favorite class to the Latino rights groups don't And if they don't know what we've efforts Because the student rates are. that level, were unsuccessful. district." mprehension and vocabulary as seem to appreciate the work that done in response to all of their statewide well, Inman said, "The faster one charted on a regular basis, she can perceive what they read, the said, "The growth can be seen day faster one can learn. Studies have after day. It's really fun to watch Nixon___ proven slow readers don't do as the students succeed." Continued from page 1 STUDENTS and peered in over the roped off both his strengths and his weak- area surrounding the festivities. nesses...his successes and failures." Sports Minded Individuals Rnnkstnr Awards_ Sioux Indian, White Feather, re- California Governor Deuk- Continued from page 1 splendent in red and white head- majian's message, read by Gaddi NEED Liz Lubin, Hornet Feature Ed- dress, and unnaturally blue eyes, Vasquez, Orange County's newest STEADY INCOME schedules itor, won an Honorable Mention sang the National Anthem as only supervisor, recounted Nixon's con- for on-the-spot news in a similar a professional singer can, causing tributions to the nation: initiation WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS? competition. Eric Marson also many assembled there to shiver of relations with both China ,and Ideal Part-Time or 2nd Job took an honorable mention for on- with pride USSR; involvement in the Stra- promotion. and the-spot editorial writing. Black Baptist Reverend E. B. tegic Arms Limitations talks; o Great Part-Time Money origination of the Environmental The Hornet earned a 5th place Hill of Los Angeles spoke the o Days Available (Monday-Saturday) By Vince Williams award for general excellence in the invocation with a prayer for all Protection Agency. o Nights Available (Monday-Friday) Editor large college standard newspaper' Americans and for Nixon and his Congressman Robert Badham Managing o Quick division, and a sixth place for best; family, saying the former president reminisced about the president and Advancement (Pay Increase) Fullerton College's bookstore is in the Humor writing section. was "a good, Godly American who scorned the press for mistreatment 0 Management Positions Available one of 300 college bookstores that The awards ceremony capped a set high standards for others to of Nixon. Congressman William O Great Work Experience are participating in a' nationwide dayof competition and workshops follow." Dannemeyer predicted, "History CONTACT: MR. RUHL buy-back promotion. held annually at a community A host of local, state, and nat- will treat him with more kindness Sponsored by Follett College college campus. In the competi- ional Republican politicians, some than in his own time," a sentiment (714) 447-0201 Book Co. of Chicago, the promo- tions, situations are staged for minor celebrities, invited guests reiterated repeatedly by the as- tion entitles each student a game news conferences and interviews and townspeople had come to sembled Republicans and Nixon's piece for every book sold back to" and then the competing writers are praise Nixon. These included two daughter. the bookstore, and a chance at over provided with either a computer or. former cabinet members, Maurice U $1 million in prizes. The grand typewriter, and given an hour to Stans of Commerce and Robert prize is one of two Volkswagen put facts and thoughts to paper. 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Instant prizes, avail- JACC conference offers competi- Nixon, called him "a very com- able at the bookstore upon win- tions for journalistic efforts from plicated man," and further said ning, include a watch, sports wallet all California community colleges, that the library was designed "not or a soap-opera challenge game. held each April in Fresno. to puff up his image but to show The promotion begins with the first day of buy-back at the college bookstore, Thursday, December 8, SCAREER- OPPORTUNITIES and will continue while game- piece supplies last. i AAVAILABLE IN i i Hornet REPAIR ATS staff *| CYPRESS COLLEGE i i There is a critical shortage of TRAINED named i REPAIR PROFESSIONALS , in the AUTO i Next semester's Hornet staff has i COLLISION INDUSTRY.. 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O I e~nn~eiui",."ueneueu eu•ueueueunQueueneuueuesseII n enIII•Ini SFeature Friday, December 9, 1988-5 f Shelter Budget tips offers aimed at recluse By Elizabeth A. Lubln Feature Editor starving

For anyone who loves cats-it is often a sad thing to see cats loose on the streets, but there is an students organization call Concerned Ani- mal Lovers Association (CALA) By Toby Hill Food is another area where big that has taken cats off the streets Staff Writer money can be saved. Restaurant and has been putting them in good and fast food franchises are com- homes for five years. pletely off limits. Cheap and filling Spaying and neutering are mand- It's Christmas time again, a time foodstuffs such as pasta, bread, atory for any cat sold at CALA for celebration, cheer and good- beans, and milk are now the sta- when they reach six months of age- will. But for a small group, those of ples of your diet. and a minimal fee is charged, no us who have left the comfort and Also, if you are blessed with the more than the doctor's fee. Al- amenities of Mom and Dad's lux- divine gift of having roommates though adopting cats during the urious nest, it is time to tighten our their food is automatically fair Christmas season is discouraged belts so that we can uphold our end game. of the deal in the traditional gift due to about a 90 percent return But remember to take only a rate, many cats are placed through- exchange contract. Now if you are a new member of small amount at a time. If you get out the year. too greedy they may blow the Entering a door marked Suite 1 the starving student group, don't despair, you need not go hungry or whistle on you, thus cutting off a from the row of businesses, a wait- major free food supply. a bedroom has grovel at your parents's feet for ing room the size of money. By following a few easy Additional free meals can be posters containing information obtained by visiting friends, par- about vivisection, the unnecessary holiday survival tips, you can af- ford to enjoy the spirit of Christ- ents, and grandparents at the key use of experimentation on animals times of 12:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and health tips for cats. A large Elizabeth A. Lubin/Horne mas giving with a. minimum a- mount of discomfort. daily. poster saying "It costs $500 a day Animal Lovers Association in Fullerton and dreams to keep the doors open" reminds Cat napping-Resting peacefully in his very own The first thing you must do is Going down your list, you will both the workers and the patrons cage, "Furball" enjoys his stay at Concerned of his new owner and of laying in a bed of catnip. compile a complete list of expen- now see that almost all of your that donations of materials, money ses and figure out ways to save expenses are accounted for except money under each item in the list. and help are needed. Behind the door at the back of ned on them reminding potentia* her feelings towards rescuing these the big one, RENT! This is an Also, there is a small section of ones who were al- cats from danger. All recreational and entertain- impossible one to bypass unless the waiting room is a larger room buyers of the ment items such as records, movies notecards with animal pictures on which houses up to 300 cats a ready taken and were awaiting This danger ranges from light- you have a extrememly friendly them and T-shirts for $10 and in and beer must be crossed out immed- relationship with your landlord. dayduring the busy summer mon- pick up by owners. A rabbit was ing cats on fire, tying them up iately. Radio, television, and keg sweatshirts for $15 are for sale ths. Approximately 30 were on even present during my visit. trash bags, cruelty through animal However, payment can be held with CALA's logo on it. Pamphlets parties (without a door fee) pro- for a couple weeks because hand that day. Summer tends to fill Some of the cats had notes of research and letting them run loose vide essentially the same entertain- over and copies of magazine articles the. 144 cages with a lot of cats due caution as to personality, diarrhea on the streets to fend for them- most landlords are very hesitant to dealing with cat issues such as ment value at absolutely no cost to go through the lengthy and exten- to the breeding cycle and birth of and vomitting and malnutrition selves by an owner who no longer you. experimentation, altering, slaughter, many more cats. Care for the sick and injured cats is can look after the animal. "Just sive legal process of eviction. Use health tips, and declawing. Likewise, the monthly electric, this advantage but don't get too Cats are housed in three options, taken care of at CALA with anti- horrible things," says Little. gas, and phone bills can be tempor- Karen Little who las worked for biotics and change of diet. A poster cocky or you may find yourself CALA as a volunteer for two years either a mom cat and her kittens, "Altering" of cats, although not arily eliminated. These bills will looking down the barrel of a notor- siblings, or alone. The age of the in the waiting room reminds peo- performed on the premises; is still just be added to the following greets me and finds herself busy ple not to feed their kittens milk or ized document reading "Removal with many people; one who has. cats kept here range from 1 day old available to the owner who may month's total and can easily be From Premises" in black, bold- to 18 years. tuna as it causes diarrhea and not have the time or the incli- paid after unwanted gifts from found a cat, one looking for a cat vomitting. faced letters at the top. possibly turned in here, and a Each, age is furnished with a nation. In these cases, CALA acts grandparents and distant relatives Owners of unwanted kittens are as the, middleman. are returned for full cash refunds. Obviously, some of these meth- couple of phone calls. cozy blanket, newspaper on the ods may appear to be advised by Little ,not to advertise Transporation expenses can be somewhat "I have learned more about cats, floor of the cage, a litter box, three "Some cats are here to get.spay- selfish and deceptive and contrary even without a veteranarian's de- separate dishes with dry, canned for "Free kittens to good home," ed. We take them to the vet, have it almost completely erased by fol- but lowing two simple rules. First, if to Christmas spirit. But let's fact gree from working here. It's the food and water, a ledge to relax on to nstead give them to CALA done and bring'them back," ex- facts, the holiday season is a cruel best experience you can get," says and a play toy sonsisting of an so that thorough screening can be plains Little and the cost is about your destination is within five miles use a bike, rainy days exemp- economic reality and we the star- Little, "you do it and you learn." empty. spool connected to the done. $15 which quickly goes to about ving student must overcome this screen displaying the cats with a 'According to Little, cat brokers" in some offices when looking ted. Second, if a friend is going to Staffed with six regular volun- -$60 accompany you to your destina- adversity by any and all menas at teers Little says she has seen many shoe lace. go to homes giving away the kit- on your own says Little. our disposal. tens or go to agencies like CALA if every cat was altered she tion he or she automatically drives. people come and go. Many of the cats are asleep, all Even So you see, Christmas expenses were looking comfortable and and try to get animals to sell to says there would be "thousands of "I need to get my car in to the Although volunteer work may mechanic and I don't want to take are nothing to worry about. Just get seem rewarding and fun when work- some meowed until they received universities for animal research. cats per year" born from wild cats "I feel ecstatic because nothing breed. any chances by driving unnecessar- organized, be resourceful, and ing with these furry creatures, attention which they 'receive and their kittens which will keep your sense from both prospective buyers and bad will happen to them (these This kitty crusade is run com- ily," is always a valid excuse if not most importantly, "There is never enough people, we humor, for one to volun- workers throughout each day. . cats) today, I am assured of that in pletely on doantions and CALA is used on the same friend too many of are always looking times. teer," says Little. Some of the cages had notes pin- some way," says Little expressing See Kitten, page 6 --- Vivid spectacle Laserium provides relief for bored movie-goers

By Lorna Paxton waits in complete darkness for the presentation to Nights when Laseroq, Pink Floyd and Moonrock before the show: However, the audience is usually Staff Writer begin. viewers, many between the ages of 18 and 30, seem wellmaintained. Multi-colored, 3-D objects flash across the black mentally "off in a different world" causing stongly Also offered is Rainbow Cadenza presenting enforced police security. Bands like The Police and music by Mozart, Bizet, Debussy, and other classical Joan and Larry, the average couple, are sitting in dome in sync with the music, creating a cheering same kind of audience that is entranced with the quick-moving The Doors are featured on these Tuesday nights at artists. Program times are Tuesday-Sunday at 6:30 the same movie theater eating the p.m. candy and watching the same type of comedy for the luminous objects and results in silence as the motion 6:15 p.m. Rumor has it from locals of the laserium, that and contents are subject to change. 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Magnolia Ave. Garden Grove, CA 9264I1 REGISTER NOW!!! 1-20 Forms Issued 725 N. Forbes (714) 530-9650 Winter Session begins Jan. 9, 1989. Brea, CA 92621 Friday, December 9, 1988- Feature 1 Justice sought, but loss is always there I wasn't in shock because Mark was three By Brian Harris death, days late (in his arrival home), and Mark was always Staff Writer punctual and responsible-he would have called. "My initial response was anger. He (the murderer) The names and places in the following story have killed my brother. It was like he stole our relation- been changed by request of the victim'sfamily in order ship with Mark. I'm also angry at what he did to my to protect their identities. family-I'd never seen my father or mother cry It's 9:00 p.m. and the Smith's front porch light is before." on. Each night for the past two years, this light has One month after the tragedy, the investigating shown squarely on the family's door, illuminating police received an anonymous tip which identified portection against the lurking. unknown hidden by Mark's murderer. Acting on the tip, the police the darkness and making the nightly ritual of questioned a man named Nick Charles, a drifter unlocking the door a little safer. with a long prison record. With everybody secure and asleeep inside the The police searched Charles' car and discovered family's cozy one-story house, the light is not on for Mark's luggage. Charles told the police that he anybody in particular, but rather it shines in silent, found the luggage, and that he was innocent. The glowing memorial for the one who never came family was confident that this was the man that home. killed Mark, the family was relieved that the stra- It was a cold December night in 1982 when the nger, for a while at least, couldn't kill again. Smith's only son, Mark, departed from his out-of- The year between Charles' capture and trial 'state college and tried to make his way home for the proved very turbulent for Beth. She had insomnia holidays. almost every night and when she finally slipped into 9 Waiting for the bus to the airport, Mark was given subconsciousness, thoughts of Nick Charles' face a ride into town from a stranger who told Mark there and bloodied blade haunted her. would be a small detour before he would be able to Some nights, she dreamt that Charles killed her drop him off. brother all over again. While in other dreams, she The detour was a clearing in a nearby woods was the victim. Though her dreaming was a coping where the stranger brutally murdered Mark, stab- mechanism, during this time, her parents -showed bing him 82 times, as well as stealing his luggage relatively little emotions. However, Beth explained 4 and leaving his bloodied corpse in the woods. that this was how her parents were raised to deal ...Back inside the Smith's house, a scream pierces with their anger and anxieties. the night. It comes from one of the family's two The family had to re-live all the pain again when bedrooms. The screams woke up Mr.. and Mrs. Charles finally stood trial. Beth is still haunted by the Smith. pictures of her brother's corpse that were shown to Mrs. Smith gets out of bed and makes her way the jurors. down the hall to her daughter's room. "I saw one of the pictures of Mark and I looked < The screams belong to 23-year-old Beth Smith, away," said Beth, "it was obvious that it was him. To still haunted by the memories of the night she heard see a picture like that was chilling." the shocking news of her brother's death. She Charles' smugness also marked the trial, at one remembers seeing the horrifying pictures of her point, he turned around and stared at the family. brother's bloodied body at the trial. She still feels the "He had no sense of shame," said Beth. "He took pain. my brother's life and he was arrogant about it." m "It was only a dream," her mother assures her. With the overwhelming evidence against him, future dream," says the shaken A pre-experienced "Yeah, I know, only a Charles was found guilty and sentenced to 75 years Beth. in prison, not eligible for parole until 2008. It was in December of the year cloud cover and investigate the very informing. Like most brothers and sisters, Beth was very After the trial, Beth decided to deal with her 2088 that the Earth scientists first surface of the planet. They filled Some year before, more than a close to her brother and "her dream" is the same emotions. Without her parents' knowledge, she took heard the signals in their giant dish with joy when. they discovered dozen unguided rockets camne burn- dream she been dreaming since her brother's death. part in psychological counseling. She also credits antennas. great metropolises along the edges ing through the atmosphere and "In most of the dreams, he shows me his wounds God and prayer for the strength she felt during tough . None of the scientists could make of the six continents. crashed to the ground all over the and takes me to the place in the woods where he was times without Mark. out exactly what the signal was, Yet something was wrong, even planet. From the cracked open killed," said Beth. "Although they (the dreams) get However, her parents continue to talk little about but when it was played on a net- with their size, full of sky scraping shells, poisons of all kinds poured farther apart, I will have these dreams for the rest of the matter. Instead they are, as Beth calls it, "keeping work television news program, A. buildings, the cities were deserted. out. my life." it inside, instead of grieving and dealing with it, as I with a gray- young child gave the best descrip- The scientists aboard the space First the air filled The nightmare that has followed Beth and her have done." on the atmosphere of brown haze, it became difficult to tion of the sound. ship ran tests family is a reality that did not end with the arrest and Although she doesn't often have the terrifying 4 "It sounds like animals scream- the planet and discovered that the breath, and the temperature of the conviction of the killer. Their story deals with the dreams Beth believes she knows the reason for her ing. air and water had been terribly planet raised some twenty degrees grieving process, and how they have dealt with their dreams about her brother. "My passion to keep So it did, thought the scientists. It poisoned by some unknown cause. above average. emotions from the time they heard the shocking Mark alive is like a porch light we leave on all night must be a call for help. They then To discover the reason, they sent Then the oceans filled with the news, through the painful trial and to the present. in memorial of him--it burns now and always will. I took it upon themselves that they investigators in specially protec- poisons,quickly killing off the aqua- dream because I don't want to forget what happen- must be the ones to help whoever tive suits down to the planets sur- tic life. Soon both wildlife andplant "When my mother first told me about Mark's ed. I can't." was calling to them. but it wasn't face. they wandered the planet, life began to die, and within two long after that the scientists had from continent to continent, from years the human life forms were' identified the planet that the broad- city to city, yet were unable to find dying from the poisons. In another casts originated from, and that it any sign of existing life. year all life on the planet was gone Kitten was being specifically. sent to- They stayed there for over a year Now that the investigators had wards Earth.; they then'began to until two things happened that sent discovered what had killed every- always looking for a helping hand send a message of their own in them back to Earth in fear. one on the planet, they now turned in many ways including money reply. No answer was heard, but One of the investigative teams to discovering where the rockets and food donations. the .original sound continued to came across a barren desert and and the poisons came from. "I wish there weren't so many repeat itself. discovered what appeared to be Another rocket was soon found (stray cats)," says Little, "there are Earth then decided to build a the remains of a rocket ship. Its near the bottom of one of the so many animals and not enough spacecraft that would take some shell was entirely corroded, in a oceans. It was much more intact homes." investigators to the planet to dis- swamp-like lake of poisonous than the others. After bringing it to CALA also takes donations of cover who our new neighbors were chemicals surrounding it. They the surface, the investigators were newspapers for the cages and of and why they were calling to us for soon found more of these rockets once again shocked. shallow boxes which are used in help. The ship followed the signal all over the planet, most complet- In large block letters across the boxing cases of soda pop. like a homing beacon. ely destroyed by the chemicals. side of the rocket and in plain For both donations and adop- First sightings of the planet At this same time in one of the English was written: tions Concerned Animal Lovers brought great thrills for the crew, largest cities, another team of in- DISPOSAL ROCKET #38 Association is located at 2500 but their joy would quickly fade. vestigators found the transmitter PROPERTY OF THE UNITED Fender, Suite I in Fullerton 92631 From a distance, the planet looked that was still sending the signal STATES OF AMERICA off of State College between very much like Earth, a giant green- towards Earth, still screaming like By this time the signal that soun- Commonwealth and Orangethorpe brown ball in space, with swirls of animals, as well as computer re- ded like the screams of animlas Elizabeth A. 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Many familiar faces are seen throughout the movie Elizabeth A. Lubin and give Scrooged an added appeal. Using the media Staff Editor realm to work within and the airing of A Christmas Carol,well known faces, such as Jamie Farr and Lee How many times can the story of Scrooge in the "Bionic Man" Majors, Mary Lou Retton, and Robert immortal Charles Dickens' tale A ChristmasCarol be Goulet, add to the humor. told? I guess one more time. Bobcat Goldthwait is exceptional as Eliot With Scrooged, the story line remains the same with Loudermilk, and is written in and out of the story at an interesting modern twist. Bill Murray plays Frank perfect times, as he seeks revenge for the loss of his Cross; the youngest network executive. He is driven, job after approaching Cross about his choice of harsh, brash, relentless, sarcastic and the epitome of station promo of the special program. Cross receives Scrooge. enjoyment from seeing how fast he can get employees A caustic comedy for the most part, the film's who cross his path fired. humor is both hard-hitting and inside. Throughout Cross's unexpected journey, he is Jokes and puns about television are tied into the confronted with David "Buster Poindexter" Johansen movie's material. Written much like a Saturday Night as the Ghost of Christmas Past, a cab driver who Live skit, televison fans will appreciate the humor outslicks and is an even match for Cross. directed for them. Additionally, Cross is confronted with Carol Character development is found allowing the trans- "Simpka Gravitz" Kane as the Ghost of Christmas formation of "Scrooge" (Cross) into "Mr. Nice Guy" Present, a flesty ghost who dishes back some of Cross to be believable and well-developed. obnoxiousness, she, too, is an even match for the witty Acting for Murray must be easier this time around Cross. Both Kane and Johanson are excellent. after using the same chemistry and "Mr. Joe Cool" Special effects were used sparingly and well. A few attitude that have become his on-screen trademark. sub plots within the main story help to move the movie As with SNL Stripes and MeatballsMurray's trade- along. mark, sarcastic humor and fun paid at another's The relationship between Frank "Lumpy" Cross expense, live big in Scrooged and Claire Phillips, played by Karen Allen, is well Throughout the film, although Murray plays a structured and represents the mistakes, regrets, villain, his character is still likeable. Cross's trans- special past and possible future for Cross. formation allows him to retain his personality traits Their relationship typifies the beauty of all relation- for the. most part, especially as he puts on the charm ships which are special but one that has been crum- when accepting an award for Humanitarian of the bled into pieces by Cross's obsession to reach the top. Year. Cross' past brings to light his flaws and harshness to The story, both unoriginal and expected, is never- the world. Digging deep below the surface we find he theless developed within tightly knitted webs of the is a man angry with himself for the monster he knows With reports of velvet Elvis paintings that cry ing from rock numbers like "Jailhouse Rock" tale's main frame. he has become, real tears and citings of Elvis In shopping and "Steamroller Blues" to ballads such as Ultimately, the film is a tearjerker, satirical comedy What meaningfully serious scenes of human malls and hardware stores on the rise, don't "Love Me Tender" and "Can't Help Falling In and anintrospective, melancholy look at what Cross warmth are turned into jokes of satire. In themselves, be fooled when Randy E. Castle and his Love." Castle and Suspicious Minds will play *could have been. a new harsh meaning is brought to light. In accord- band, the Suspicious Minds, bring their ode one date only, featuring two shows, at 8 p.m. A contrast between Cross'sIBC network's live tele- ance with the storyline, Cross tramples on people with to the King revue to the Campus Theatre, and 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $15, and are cast of the story of Scrooge and his personal living of difficulties he has yet to discover. Jan. 6, 1989. Castle and his band have available by calling Bailey Productions at the tale is clever and allows for an abundance of As Cross's IBC network promises "Yule love it" go perfected over 60 of Presley's songs, rang (714) 529-6227. material. see Scrooge4 "Your life may just depend on it!"

commands and portrays the vul- Queensryche Mary" is employed. In this song, nerability required for the songs to Nikki accepts the mission of kill- S N D work. Operation: Mindcrime ing the runaway girl and a priest. 0 U Warwick Fraser displays a re- Ultimately, Nikki decides to kill freshing knowledge of drumming EMI Manhattan the priest, yet not the girl. and how his instrument can be "The Needle Lies" continues the ID CRIPTIONS' used to not only keep a backbeat Queensryche, while not being a story on the LP's second side, but-to come out and be effectively commercial band, proves to be depicting Nikki's drug addiction, used in front also. . , both effective and creative with its coupled with "Electric Requiem," Chris,'Klondike' Masuak, gui- latest LP Operation' Mindcrime. a short, six-line song where Nikki tar, vocals and co-producer of the It is an album out of the ordinary kills Mary. House Of Lords playing some exquisite guitar and. The Screaming Tribesman album uses his knowledge of gui- in today's hard rock/heavy metal drum playing, coupled with tar to create melodic tunes and scene,with a concept similar to the RCA/Simmons Records "Lookin' For Strange," which Bones + Flowers polished solo which serve to push Who's Tommy. That is, each song starts off with bar-scene atmos- the band forward. has a continous, relevant story line. "Operation: Mindcrime is While the group Giuffria has pherics, and gives way to the quick Rykodisk Records A poor bassist can break the Mostly, the songs on Operation: a extremely unique LP...in broken:up, fans can find solace as tempo of the song. Following is the rhythm of a song but Bob Mindcrime deal with the dark side an era where hard rock/ two of its members, Gregg Giuffria. pleasant ballad "Love Don't Lie." Wackley, bass and Yet another band to break into vocals, plays of today's society. heavy metal is growing and Lanny Cordola, are heading "Slip of the Tongue," is set at a the New Wave Renaissance of the especially well with drums and The LP opens with "I Remember another band,. House Of Lords, pace late 1980s, is the Screaming guitars, and has found his place Now: Anarchy-X," which is a tele- more and more prosiac and with executive just short of speed metal, yet' producer Gene one can understand the words Tribesman. within the band to give an addi- phone conversation between a pop oriented." Simmons, of Kiss, overseeing its Christian is singing. "Hearts of the From the land down under, tional feel of closeness. doctor and patient. Following is 'first, self-titled, LP. World," is a very hard-hitting song known for such illuminaries as Thes 'four gents. look like a "Revolution Calling," the LP's In addition to Giuffria on key- ' that would be apt fora soundtrack AC/DC, INXS, Midnight Oil and heavy metal band in their leather single. It is a song about a person's "Breaking The Silence" descri- Sboards and Cordola on guitar, of a film Crowded House, these four Aus- jackets under denim vests and one view on methods of today's so- House where the good guy bes the boy's conscience after his Of Lords includes vocalist, triumphs over the bad, and con- tralian blokes have a hit with "I've would be surprised if they judge ciety, in particular how politicians actions. James Christian bassist "I Don't Believe in Love" Ken Mary tains the sound of agun fight in the Got A Feeling" and with their new this band by its cover. keep information from the public. is about Nikki's decision to never and drummer Chuck Wright. album, Bones x Flowers. In the good company of bands As well, the song addresses how With its debut background. love again, after the pain of com- LP, House Of "Under Blue Conquering many untouched like the Sugarcubes, the Mighty God's name is used to get tele- Lords delivers Skies" begins with mitted murder. 'hard rock/heavy the sound of bagpipes, and is an subjects much like the Sugarcubes Lemon Drops and the Close Lob- vangelists rich. It seems metal, with an Nikki constantly looks artistic sound, artistic number with an up-lifting and Guns 'n' Roses with songs like sters, these Australians have such a The story continues to develop in to a symbolic mirror, which incorporates synthesizers, for he sound, while "Jealous Heart" ends "Igloo," "In 'His Shoes," and diverse range of material for a first with the title track, about a boy, dpesn't know the person inside. classical and acoustic guitar, as the LP featuring "Dream Away" which add to the LP that it will be hard for them to Nikki, who has no job or education well Cordola's class- Ultimately, society finally kills as a keyboard-simulated ical guitar, eventually joined by band's freshness. go unnoticed. and is lured by an underground him. bagpipe sound. The LP is to: likely Giuffria on keyboards and ulti- Songs range from New Wave Hopefully, the band will reap a. revolutionary. Indeed, this a extremely unique appeal to those who usually don't mately Renaissance to a definite 1970s big financial and popularity har- "Speak" is about a converted listen by the whole band. LP, with the story telling and to hard rock/heavy metal. House Of Lords, with feel for experimentation. vest in Australia's capitalistic sis- Nikki, who preaches the revolu- "Pleasure Palace," its self- music executed creatively and ef- begins the titled debut LP, proves to be a very A welcomed and long-awaited ter, the United States, like its fel- tionary's beliefs; Following is fectively. For something different album, and while the first 10 to 20 impressive addition to today's music field, The low Aussie acts, INXS, Olivia "Spreading The Disease," about seconds group, perhaps even in an era where hard rock/heavy of the song sound like a ahead of its time. Screaming Tribesmen immerses Newton-John and Midnight Oil. another character, a 16-year-old theme song for an metal is growing more and more outer-space, itself in its unique sound. What these Tribesman are runaway girl, Mary, who gets prosiac and pop oriented, movie, ultimately it speeds up Queens- to a Mick Medew, lead vocals and screaming about is unknown, but caught up into society's trap. ryche's Operation:Mindcrimne is it. faster pace. guitar, has a whiny but effective they might find themselves on the "Edge of Your To culminate the first section of Life" houses voice that compliments the group's receiving end of screaming young the story and LP, "Suite Sister some creative sounds while dis- Chris Townley range of songs well. His voice fans very soon. Elizabeth A. Lubin, Chris Townley

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November,bringing only three mem- introspective, yet they balance off By Dave Ehrlich -bers: Robert, Grant, and Staff Writer Amanda. this deepness with hopeful melod- John Willsteed (bass) the newest ies and clever lyric twists. 'Love Go*ee, and Lindy Morrison- Goes On!', the new LP's opening The Go-Betweens are a band (drums) stayed at home for this track, starts everything off on a that's for real. No glittering fac- quick trip, so the sound reflected bright note. "I like to get in a mood ades, no gloss, just a band of real in the live performances was a of sadness or melancholy to write people writing real songs for other simpler, pared-down version of the because it does give me a perspect- real people. Just like real life, the band's sound, ive on things," says Grant, 'but the Scott Suthers/Hornet Go-Betweens write songs that are Amanda explained the acoustic good thing about this record is that beautiful, heart-wrenching, poi- Primitive rock-Guitarist Paul Court (left) and singer Tracy Tracy during a recent show at the Roxy. shows as being for promotional I pull myself out of that on a couple gnant; songs that come out of their of songs, like 'Love Goes On!'. heads, rather than just disappear reasons mainly. 'Basically, we just into the listener's. signed to Capitol over here. Grant and I did an acoustic performance Another wonderful trait of the The Go-Betweens began in Aust- on an English late-night video ralia over ten years ago, with two Go-Betweens' music is the delicate The Primitives' perfect pop show...the people from Capitol- balance between lushly gorgeous students from Brisbane University, saw that and they really liked it. harmonies, with darker lyrics nest- words for that,' so then we'll Robert Forster and Grant McLen- By Scott Suthers get together. But They thought it would be a good led underneath. "Streets of Your basically it's a band thing, everybody contributes." nan being the founding members. idea if we came over and just did a Staff Writer Since this was 1977, the world of Town", the first single from "16 Since the release of their first single last year, The week of promotion: interviews, rad- Lover's Lane", casts a warm glow, Primitives have become a major punk was making its impact, and io shows, and just do a couple of band with the fickle the two students were inspired by yet hints that all is not as it seems, Not to be confused with Lou Reeds original band, English public, and are gaining momentum on these acoustic performances.' with lyrics the movement's energy and enthus- like "Watch the butcher The Primitives are one of the latest English bands to shores. But they bristle at being called an overnight iasm. Combine that with a shared shine his knives/and this town is follow in the footsteps of the American punk bands of success. fondness for Bob Dylan, and a "I like to get in a mood of full of battered wives". the 60s. Although they wear their influences, namely "I supppose it has happened really quickly, but the 'Well, that's something that I The Velvet Underground and the Seeds on their unique band was born. The Go- sadness or melancholy to thing is from the very beginning we had the intentions Betweens have always played a think, I in particular, like to- sleeves, they are more than mere clones. to have chart success and be successful to a certain fierce sort of poetic pop, mixing write because it does give write...I think it's good, it makes Revolving around guitarist/songwriter Paul Courts degree. I don't think that people in America realize Witty and intelligent lyrics with me a perspective on things, you think a bit. Everything's not so sometimes harsh riffs is singer Tracy Tracy's sweet that we have been together for over three years, and strong, solid music. rosy, don't take it for granted,' voice, creating infectiously hook-laden pop songs we have got a history, and we have been working but the good thing about this explained Grant. like the Buzzcocks meets the Shangri-Las. 'Lee Remick', the band's debut hard. There are a lot of bands now that have sort of record is that I pull myself Following 'Love Goes On!', is Well documented' on their first album, "Lovely," evolved from a record company single, received a good deal of office. It's not like out of that on a couple of what is perhaps one of the most the Coventry-based band has not always been as that with us at all." attention in both England and Aust- touching and moving songs in rec- assured of their sound. According to the diminutive And it looks as if that success is going ralia, and finally prompted the songs." to manifest ent memory, 'The Quiet Heart'. blond singer, the first incarnation of the band "was itself into America band to move to London. A few Grant McLennan with "Crash" and the new single, The Go-Betweens have created a pretty bad at first," sounding like a combination of the "Way Behind Me" gathering more airplay, and a more singles followed, as well as a Go-Betweens song worthy of being ranked with Birthday Party and the Gun Club. and the recent tour garnering converts. A fact that doesn't devoted cult audience, songs as touching as 'Reel Around "Obviously changes had to be made, because Bees returned to Australia in the suprise anyone more than themselves. Grant continues by saying that the Fountain' or 'How Soon is there's no way that I can sing like Nick Cave or Iggy "The thing summer of 1980. Upon discover- is, we haven't done anything to make the warm, earthy sound of the new Now?' by the Smiths, combining Pop. So, we just softened the whole thing up, but they America ing drummer Lindy Morrison, ook like us, really. We just released the album LP is due to 'the songs we had...it's intensely personal lyrics with plain- kept the grungy guitars." here, and it did literally the bass, and Robert took the guit- allthe work on its own. also due to the fact that we moved tive, yearning music. The result is Gradually they perfected their sound, but still had America is probably the most important market ar, and both shared vocals and there back to Australia ...I think that stunning. trouble getting the interest of record companies, so is, and the fact that songwriting. we sold nearly 150,000 albums is affected everyone in the band quite So many of the Go-Bees songs they started their own label. The first single, "Thru great and it's something that we Now, after six albums and a didn't expect, so markedly. We had so many we- deal with love and the effects that The Flowers" went on to become a major hit in we're really pleased." tremendous following in the UK, ights lifted off our shoulders, Eng- it has on life as we live it. Has England and a cult favorite over here on import. With a new album due this march, The Primitives the Go-Betweens are gearing up someone lish weights which had been weigh- got to be in love to really "We just started up Lazy (record label), which is look forward to an ongoing maturity and progression, for the challenge of America. In a appreciate ing us down for about five years. the Go-Betweens? 'I what a lot of people do in England because they don't and a long career under their own uncomprimising recent interview, Grant McLennan think you We moved back (to Australia), and have to have been in love get any attention off anyone else. So you have to get terms. (vocals and guitars) and Amanda at one stage,' says Amanda. 'Or to we just felt alive again, optimistic,' "We just basically do things to please ourselves, Brown (violin, oboe and vocals) have your own label together, and you have to finance it Sometimeswhenabandisintrospec- the capacity to bein love,' and things we do tend to happen very naturally. We're discussed the band and their latest tive and thoughtful, they are inst- adds Grant. That's one reason the yourself." Capitol release, '16 Lover's Lane'. songs On vinyl the band eschews such modern techniques obviously aware of what we're doing, youy just work antly labelled as 'depressing' or on the new LP are so direct, hard at it really. Since the new album has a str- 'morose'. As with the Smiths, the so poweful...no matter what sort of as synthesizers and sampling, and sticks to the heartless grinch you may or may simplicity of guitar and drums. Their writing methods "When we first started we we're pretty inept, none ong acoustic feel to it, the band Go-Betweens balance off serious of us could play our instruments and I couldn't sing decided to embark on a tiny promo- lyrical content with brightly play- not be, the Go-Betweens will find are just as traditionaL As Tracy explains: and very well. We're getting better, we're learning all the: tional tour of America in mid- ed music. The Go-Betweens are your raw nerve and hit it. "Paul comes up with a guitar riff and a melody, then we'll all get together and I'll say 'I've got some time, and that's what makes it interesting for us." That Petrol Emotion

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;Joe Ardent College Renegades(BC), who de- finished number one. ?StafWriter feated the Hornets, on Dec. 3 at the With 4:35 to play, trailing 24- Shrine-Potato Bowl in Bakers- 23, and the ball resting on the BC's field. 31-yard line, the Renegades took in a National Champ- Playing pounded out runs, and ionship game means a team has The game was for the number- over. They threw the ball accurately on the reached a level of competition where one-ranking in both the nation and the state, and an undefeated season drive that proved fatal for the 19osing will supersede any previous Hornets. success. The Fullerton College for the winner; it was a close battle Hornets did not lose their final all the way to the final play of the After the first three plays, the FC game. game; they just ran out of time. defense had forced BC into a fourth " When running back Karl Price "I feel bad about our players, down and one-yard to go but the dove over from the two-yard line they had a great season," head Renegades got a first down on a with 27 seconds left, it capped off coach Hal Sherbeck said. 34-yard pass to their tight-end, an 11-play, 59-yard-game-win- FC finished third in the nation in Lionell Syles. Several plays later, Iing drive for the Bakersfield the final JC Grid-Wire while BC now forced into a third down and 12 by the Hornet defense, BC again got a first by completing a pass to Syles. A few plays later, after first running down the clock to less than a minute, Price powered into the endzone from two yards out. FC's last hope for a victory ended when they fumbled the following kickoff, which BC recovered. Before the final score, the lead seesawed back and forth between the two teams. Kirk Hainline got the Hornets on the board first with a 36-yard field goal in the first quarter. In the second quarter the Rene- gades scored their first points on a Barry Ginsberg/for the Hornet 35-yard touchdown run by Reggie Agony of defeat-Orlando Robbins (left) and Kevin loss to the Bakersfield College Renegades in the Yarbrough. On the ensuing kick- Palmer (right) reflect on Fullerton College's 30-24 annual Shrine-Potato Bowl on Dec. 3 in Bakersfield. off the Hornets scored on a 95- yard return by Nick-John Hadiuc, to Sykes. After the BC answered the Hornet threat 208 yards); defense-BC linebacker the reverse to Tim extra point, the who had faked with a 28-yard field goal by Jason Everett Lampkins, who talked about Imperiali and then raced down the Renegades led at the half by a score of 20-10. Pendleton. FC players Andrews and Victor side line. Hal Sherbeck remained postive In the fourth quarterthe Hornets Williams. But BC offense took the upper at halftime when he said, "I told grabbed the lead on one-vault into hand by scoring on their next two them that, 'things that you are the endzone by Jeff Andrews but On Andrews, Lampkins said, possessions. First, Yarbrough scored doing are not bad. We have to they lost the lead on Renegades "He's very strong, he's very quick. his second touchdown of the game move the ball."' last drive. I tried to tackle him once and I on a five-yard dive but the Rene- Listening to theirhead coach, the The most valuable player awards bounced off him," he said. On SBarry Ginsberg/for the Horr gades missed the extra point attempt. Hornets staged a comeback in the for the 1988 Shrine-Potato Bowl Williams, he said, "We knew we Out of time-Time has expired on Fullerton College's head coach Secondly, BC scored on a four- third quarter on a five-yard touch- were: offense-QuarterbackStanGreene couldn't give (Williams) a lot of Hal Sherbeck in the Hornets's 30-24 loss to Bakersfield College. yard touchdown from Stan Greene down run by Ray Pallares. (17 for 33, one interception, for time, so we got into blitzing." Men'sbaskealoves with youth Lady hoopsters dominate Team improves with youth DsV Dian .nee - it's an excellent tournament." was against a feisty Southwestern Staff Editor Rancho Santiago team. "When ,.Lance Pugmire , teamn that'the Hornets had we come up against a team that is much Staff Writer Geoff Adams,the tournament bigger than we are, we have some problems," said thought they put away early in MVP, and Darrell Griffin were They say even the prettiest rose has a thorn or two. Riley. the game only to see a big 20 "Like College of Sequoias. They are real big ,he stars of the championship And while last season's all-freshman women's inside, and they took away our inside game. Had we -Last season at the Grossmont point lead shrink to only five game. Adams, who once again Tournament, Fullerton's Men's basketball team had a superb season, finishing 27-9 had a little bit better of a shooting night, we could points. The Hornets held on dominated thse insidgameglike and making the State Tournament, not winning Basketball team made it to the a have beaten them." though and advanced on against he has done all year, scored 14 tournament and finishing behind Golden West finals, but finished as a in the Center Kelli Johnson leads the team in scoring, Compton. points and collected South Coast Conference (SCC) were two runner-up. such with a game high of 23 points in Fullerton's 76-50 15 rebounds. Griffin, one of the 'thorns.' victory This year, the new and over Fresno Dec. 1. Johnson, a sophomore, "Although we're pleased great freshmen the Hornets acquired This season however, the Hornets are proving leads the team with a 14 point average, followed improved Hornet team that is to this season, was the high scorer loaded with freshman won that be doing well, we're experts in pruning. Ten games into the season, the closely by Debbie Wagner (13), Steffi Strauss (10), have with 16 points and 11 rebounds Hornets are 9-1, having captured a tournament same tournament, to improve and Lisa Crosskey (10). the usual inconsistences as Fullerton tallied a 73-61 crown (Fullerton College Tournament), by beating their season mark to 8-1. Johnson and Vivian Perez lead the Hornets on the that teams victory. SCC powerhouse Golden West, 73-59. glass Before the team traveled south have early in the with rebounding averages of nine and seven, "That was our goal. Anytime Make that former SCC powerhouse. With to San Diego, head coach Roger year." Roger See last respectively. you can meet your goals, you're season's team returning, Fullerton is beginning to See said, "Although we're Men's Basketball's head coach According to Riley, the biggest challenge in the pleased. look like a team poised on a championship season. SCC remains Golden West, and with pleased to be doing well, we're the possibility "It was a typical, intense Granted, 10 games does not a season make, but of Cypress having the usual inconsistencies dropping out, it may alter the complex- The team learned its lesson Fullerton-Santa Ana game that with experience added to an already talented lineup, that teams have early in the year, tion of the league. "The word is that Cypress will be versus perennial power, Compton. was a good battle for us," See the future does not bode well for SCC opponents. but with character and hard work dropping out of the season, and if they do, it will "We got another big lead against said. The Hornets do have their weaknesses, as we can overcome these to win really cut down on our conference season." them, except this time we held on It may still be early in the evidenced by the lone spot on an otherwise clean consistently." In non-tournament action, Fullerton beat Mt. San to it throughout the game," coach season but, the Hornets look like record. College of the Sequoias, using an effective Antonio, 73-37 (no that's not a typo), Ventura, The Hornets must have used 91- See said. The final score was 73- ,at least in this stage, a better inside game, beat Fullerton 61-50 in the final of the 53, and Citrus, 74-60. both to their advantage as they 52 in favor of the Hornets, setting team than last year's version. College of the Sequoias Tournament. "That (College "I think between the two tournaments, we got won the tournament that was up their chance to redeem That team made it to the second of the Sequoias Tournament) was rough," said head matched. some good competition," said Riley. "We still have evenly themselves for last season's loss. round of the Southern Califo':ia coach Colleen Riley. "It's made up of eight teams four Their first game, on Dec. 1, pre-season games and a tournament before we This time they played a tough Championships. from the north, and eight teams from the south, so open the season."

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