thunder word Vol. 16 No. 2 Highline Community College Midway, Wa. Oct. 8, 1976

will be taking an active part in CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION IS WELL prevent corrosion. Some classes may be Carman will be primarily in- the. operation of the food UNDER WAY... With the plumbers’ strike relocated while heatinglines are being in- volved with the food service service facilities. Present full- over, workers are busily building concrete stalled, althoughinterruption of classes will part of the program, while time employees will not bere- tunnels to househeating nad sewage lines to be avoided as much as possible. Armstrong will continue to placed, although the number photo by Douglas Creson handle the hotel-oriented of all full-time positions will classes. be graduallythrough reduced

livelier, and more varied Management will be offered menu than hasbeen offered in for thefirst time Fall Quarter. -Highline Community Col- ComQlainant to (2)‘ Either the Complainaht the past. “We plan a new Food Service Techniqueswill lege is covered by Title IX determine whether the or mrson to whom the approach to salads and last about three weeks, prohibiting sex discrimina- Title IXofficer will meet complaint is directed entrees,” Carman reported. providing students with the tion in education. It is the poli- with each party may have witnesses “We also hopebuild to a better basics of food presentation. cy of Highline Community separately or i.n a single present at the discre- burger bar.” Students would then be re- College to insure equal meeting. tion of the person pres- quired to work for 50 to 100 iding. Armstrong, in an October opportunity withoutregard to If the Complainant re- 1975 memo to Robert hours in different cafeteria sex in all areas of admission, quests a single meeting, (3) The written findings of jobs. education, application for em- the PresidentialAppeal Beardemphl, Assistant Dean that meeting shall be of Occupational Education, ployment and employment. attended by the Com- will be considered final. Carman promises that the No further intra- cited several disadvantages Beverage Management class TITLE IX plainant, the personto of the present food service GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE who the complaint is institutional appeal will be one of themore “fullfil- exists. system. “Its size is too small ling” classes on campus. The Grievance Procedure (As re- directed and the Title IX for the campusit serves,” the quired by Section 86.8( b) cf officer who will chair 11. If desired, inquiries or course will focus on the appeals beyond the institu- memo said. “The design does development, production, Title ;X) the meeting. not provide for efficiency, and I. Any applicant for admis- StepC. 3. Presidential tional level may be directed storage, and service of wines, to:Regional Direction its lack of management com- spirits and beers. sion, enrolled student, ap- Appeal plicates the above (prob- If the complaint is not plicant for employment or lems. )’* The HotelIRestaurant employee of Highline Com- resolved as a result of Office of Civil Rights, HEW the hearing conducted 1321 Second Avenue Carman and Armstrong program at HCC isfully trans- munity College who believes ferable to Washington State he/she has beendiscriminated by the Title IX officer, Seattle, WA 98101 are now in the process of either the Complainant The Equal Opportunity Corn- redesigning the campus food University’s hotel program, against on the basis of sex located on the Seattle Wni- may lodge a formal institu- or the person to whom mission service system. Some of the tional grievance by: the complaint is A. siep I: Informal directed may request an Meeting appeal to the College Requesting an informal President in writing meeting with the in- within 10 days after dividual believed to receiving the written have committed thedis- results of Title IXOffici- criminatory act and al Hearing. Within 15 attempt to informally days after receiving the resolve the concern. written request, the Col- B. Step 2: Title IX Official lege President or the First Chamber Dance Hearing president’s designee If not satisfied by the will conduct the Pres- results of the Informal idential Appeal hearing Meeting, the Com- and report the findings CO.will work with HCC plainant may request in in writing to both the writing, stipulating the Compla; nant and the The First Chamber Dance basis. Four credits will be lavish props, mechanical tricks or many extra dancers. specific grievance(s1, a person to who the com- Company a world renowned offered for the program. . and highly acclaimed dance The 16 year old company meeting with the college plaint is directed. The company, led by Artis- Title IX officer. Within (1) The College President troupe, has accepted Highline has performed in every state tic Director Charles Bennett, in the U.S.; Canada,Mexico, 30 days of receiving the or designee, the Title Community College’s invita- moved from New York to written request, the IX officer, the Com- tion to become ‘artists in and has been sent by the State Seattle in 1974. The company Department on three interna- Title IXofficer will have plainant andthe person residence.’ consists of eightmembers all arranged a meetingand to whom the complaint The FCDC willteach dance tional toursas an emissary of of whom were soloists or American culture. reported the findings, in is directed shall attend and its production in a work- principal dancers with lead- writing, to both the Com- the PresidentialAppeal shop program beginning Oct. Students interested in the ing ballet companies around program can get more in- plainant and the person hearing. The College 18 at the Highline Arts Center the world. to whom the complaint President or pres- in Burien. The five week prog- formation in the registration is directed. It shall be at idential designee shall ram will be open to 25 people Chamber dance is an in- office. The course will be the discretion of the preside. on a first-come first-serve dividual performance without listed under Dram8 181.

. .- .. ”_. .” c -.._ New student leaders guest commentary face big responsibility We were killers. i’iw concept of student go*.*ernnlcntat Highline Community L oilcg!c has changed sinceInst Fall Quarter, and hopefully the change will be for the better. We are killers. The 1975-76 school year was a chaotic one for student gov- ctmment here. Alrn:bst half of those elected to serve last year resigncd before thcir terms were completed. The popularly- elected President of the str~dcntbody resigned even before the We will be killers? school year began. Lack of strong,consecrated leadershiphampered theefforts by Michael Campbell, toddlers with much more love, of last year’s student leadcrs. Several scnirtors privately HCC Anthropology instructor we’ll have less violent adults. expressed disappointment with the i5-76 President. By world standards, ‘The prevailing campus attitude toward student government Americans have one of thc is one of skepticism, owing largely to delays and misinforma- Cheerful title, huh? Well, most shocking customsfor in- tion concerning last spring’s election.Theelection was delayed look how our ex-European fant care, yet rarely think twice. as the new constitution was not ready to be voted on by forefathers(foremothers, twice about it. It’s unheard of the first two scheduled election dates. forcparents, forefolks?) in most cultures to separatc The 1975-76 student government was not thecomplete failure treated the Indians. Except mother and infant, letalone in we have made it out tobe. Most of the student activities over the for Geronimo and a few like the dark. An infant doesn’t course of the year were well put together, andinvariably took him, we proved to be mighty know about ‘another room. * place where and when theywere scheduled. Theoutcome of two killers. Thank God ( ? 1 we had When mother (or father) “causes”championed by student government has been (at a fine old tradition of killing to walks out of sightinto the next least so far) favorable to the students of HCC. There willbe no help us feel good and proper room, the infant knowsonly tuition hike this year, and students have been promised more about it (the Crusades, the In- that she’s gone. An extremely space for educational purposes. quisition, andDracula the Im- common fear in America is Apathy has been and will continue to be a major hurdle for paler to mention just a few.) the deep-seated fear of losing an).type of student government here. In a Thunderword It’s not a tradition for babies a loved one. And this fear of interview last spring, former ASHCC Senator Mary Sachs and sissies! losing becomes a fear of expressed her views on student involvement at HCC; “Most of Well, enough of that. On a loving for many of us. And the people here at Highline are here for their own ten point scalefor violence in fear and lack of loving dc word.And Laverne and growth...... They could care less about tuition hikes, student the world’s cultures, I’d give produce violence. In the final space, handicapped persons, or speakers and dances.** America an eight or a nine. Shirley seem so lovable. Could To combat this apathy, our new student governmentmust be The Yanomamo of southern these good people have a bad scene in the film “Rockabyc open and active, responsive to student input, and above all, Venezuela rate an unqualified streak? Aren’t we really that Baby,” a woman and her in. fant lie rocking in a hammock ready to work hard to meet the needs ofthe student population. ten - an angry husband is *‘nice?’’ Ifthese pointsare not carried out, thenthere will be little reason perfectly correct to chop off It’s my guess that Ozzie both are nude and theinfant is for the average student to lose any developed apathy. his wife’s ear or shoot her in and Harriet reallybelieved in nursing. It’s not a Playbol The new student government constitution, approved by the the leg with an arrow. And killing a Commie for Christ. centerfold and it’s not sexy, student bodylast year, enables more students to becomemore they treat their neighbors And didn’t Donna Reed vote It’s human. It’s gentle and lov. active in their government. The constitution alsoremoves the worse! Fortunately they don’t for escalation, defoliation, ing. Think if our billboards office of student president from popular election, which have the bomb yet. and wasting My Lai? How were covered with such, promises to keep the office from becoming the spoils of a ’bout Laverne and Shirley Instead of Black Velvet nov Will we learnin time?What wanting the electric chair for we’d have...? But, you’say, i glorified popularity contest. makes us so violent? Ozzie The goal of any student government is to provide for the rapists? It’s shocking! ! would be bad for business il and Harriet weren’t violent. It’s my belief that when we we loved each othel needs of the student body, and to represent those students as Donna Reed never said a bad their official voice. The constitution wasrevised to help meet learn to treat infants and more... Could be. these goals, and if they are met, then the student government will deserve congratulations.Until that time all we can offer is constructive criticism, and a sincere wish of good luck. Tenure Committee needs studentvolunteer

The Tenure Committee years at Highline. The com- The Tenure Committee IN THE NOOSE Joel McNamara needs volunteers, according mittee evaluates tne in- presents a serious chance for to Kim Doubek, Tenure Com- btructor’s performance, students to take part in the mittee chairperson. The makes suggestions for im- teacher selection process. Tenure Committee reviews provement, and sends their Students wishing to apply faculty hired on a three-year recommendations to the col- should do so before Oct. IS at probationary contract. lege president and the Board the HCSU, Building 8, Room of Trustees. A committee of three facul- 201. tymembers, one administrator, and one student will meet soon to evaluate teachers who have not yet acquired tenure at Highline. Full time instructors are thunderword required to appear before the tenure committee after three The Thunder Word is a bi-monthly publicationof the journalism studentsof Highline Community College. The opinions expressed hereinare not necessarily thoseof Audio-center the college or its student body. me Thunder Word office is located in 19-107. We welcome letters, commentary and criticism from the available campus population. An audio-center is av- ailable for students andfacul- Editor ...... Terry Sell ty in Building 17, Rm. 206. A88oCiate Editor...... Bob Mi#W The center offers 2,500 Business Manager ...... Eileen GOOW tapesto supplement regular Department Editors college courses, 40 listening News ...... Greg Loback stations and a variety of Sports ...... Ha4Ben-r equipment for in-lab- Editorial...... Jerry Frlbmann preparation. Photo ...... brry Steagail Turntable, cassette and Copy Editor ...... Steve Nelson reel-to-reel equipment is av- Reporters ...... Terri Gailfus, *‘And in conclusion, there is no truth to the rumor that ailable for transcriping Sharon Haertel, Tom Archer, Doug Creson, Joel McNamara, we’ve stopped serving peanuts at White House functions.” materials. All requests should Carolyn Williamson, Emily Hill, Cliff be orientated to your class Crenshaw, Barry Wolf, Chuck Qoerin. needs.

Page 2 Thunder Word Oct. 8,1976 names by letting them die sportswear. I just knew what Am I getting the point out? My parents have no was coming. across? People go nutsover recollection as to why I was I approached a salesclerk clothes. named Terry. They've called and in the mostmasculine I took a deep breath and me Mike from about three voice I could muster, asked And such has beenmy life. waded in. Startled ladies months. (If you'd like to know where the department man- stared at me in disbelief. If I My confidence in my why I don't use Mike just ager could be found. masculinity is bad enough could read minds I got at count how many Mikes there "Oh, she'sona break.What least a hundred saying "YCJU without that. If my name isn't are in yourclasses. Writers did you want?" sure what sex Iam how can I pervert! What are you doing don't thrive on anonymity.) "I,uh, I'm supposedto with all thosewomen's be. The ideal thing would be to work here." The name Ty is a clothes?!*' After a while 1 forego naming the child until At first the look I received tried to cultivate a lecherous diminutive for Terry, and I he was about twelve. Then I was blank surprise, but then tried that for a while. Butpeo- leer, and drooled a little hit to couldthreaten him with the her mind changed gears and play upto the part. It kept ple said things like, "Ihave a name to keep him in line. she smiled. Not a welcome dog namedTy," Ihave braved them all out of my way. On the other hand, I could fellow employee smile, but a I reachedfor a blouse to asexuality eversince. name my daughter after me "Hey, this is funny!" smile. While a freshman in high checkthe size at the same too, "Just a minute, I'll call time as a burly looking school I was elected class her." president. On meeting with The disadvantage of hav- woman (whose name was the other student bodyofficers ing an asexual forename was They put me, to my relief, probably Marion did for the first time, the initial brought home tome the other in a back room hanging outfits "Oh, did you want to looka1 reaction to my appearance day. It was a unique on rolling racks to be fed to the this?" she asked calmly. was "Oh, you're a boy." This experience. masses outside. Which was "Oh, no, you wete first," 1 Terrv Sell, editor relieved me considerably, A big department store was fine. No one saw me and I felt demurely replied.Marion having long wonderedmyself. having a bigger sale, and I secure. shuddered and left. All the names in the baby managed to land a temporary But the time came when I Finally one lady came up No one may'ever kn6w position helping to stock. I and asked, "Do you work books were ofno help since had to go out and straighten 0 why, but English is probably they chose to avoid monikers jogged up to personnel daythe those same racks, putting here?" the only language cursed by like mine. Iwas to work, 10minutes late, sizes back where they No, I'm a deviate with a the inclusion of a sexual (or "What does pur name and inquired about where I belongedand hanging tram- blousefetish. I always walk bisexual)names. This does mean, little boy?" was to be assigned. pled blouses up again. I had around with an armload 01 not mean that the owner of "I'm not really sure Iwant At first the lady thought I always pondered the women's clothing. "Yes." such a name is either neuter to know." was the tire sales' manager, existence of hell but I never "Well I'm looking for a or can't make up his mind in Johnny Cash sanga lament but I had no trouble convinc- dreamed it would claim me pantsuit outfit, something bed. It does mean that such a about a boy named Sue, butat ing her otherwise. until after I died. dark." name will not tell you whether least he knew for sure that it "What's your name? Anyonewho thinks I should knowsomethinp to take the person to the fightswas an improper title. This ...Terry Sell..ah, yes pirhanas are mean hasn't about this? "What size." or a fashion show. (please uncertainty is killing. ...no, wait ...heh, heh, heh, beento a clothing sale. The I told her where tofinc excuse the stereotype,I know The question has occurred you're in women's kind of sale where volume andwhat and moments later shc there are exceptions). to me that if Ihave ason (or if sportswear, third floor:' profit records are set and then was back with an outfil My first writing teacher in my wife has one, it doesn't What?! erased by building repair draped acrossher arm. (Yes high school warned of such matter), should Ifeed my ego I jogged over and down to costs. The kind of sale where shea had two.) names. *'Don't use an asexual and burden the childas I have that department, thinking "I medic standsin the aisles and "Do you think thi! name for your characters, been burdened? Or should I don't really need money any- a referee behind thecheckaut matches?" like Leslie or Terry. We want take pity and do my part to way." Not that I have any- stand, with a field hospital in "Oh, certainly, dear," to know what they are." towards eradicating asexual thing against women or the lobby. quivered, ''it's really you. ''

FIRST QUARTER RUSH..*.Students have filled the bookstore this week to buybooks and supplies for the quarter. Complaints about the long lines shouldbe ignored; the forced asmiation willgive everyonea chance to get to know each other- photo by Douglas Creson

Get acquainted

A "let's get acquainted" brown bag luncheon meeting for all students in Childhood Education, Fashion Merchandising and Home SHARING A MOMENT . Dennis Campbell and Chuck Economics is being held at Rosebeary take time out from their busy schedules toshare a 12:OO noon on Monday, Octob- humorousmoment.photo by DouglasCreson er 11, in room 104, building22. Coffee and tea will be served. An interesting and Help the handicapped exciting program is planned. Come and meet new friends Help for the handicappedis The committee is being BY and get acquainted with old the subject of a 1:OO p.m. organized to help the hand- APPOINTMENT ones. meeting October 14 in the icapped deal with theirschool ONLY This is your opportunity to Lecture Hall according to relatedproblems. Non- be involved in a part ofthe Chuck Rosebeary, head of the handicapped volunteers are .... activities and funon campus. Handicap Committee. urgently needed and should contact-Chuck at the Student Programs office. HELP WANTED Ms. Sheri Setran,of the Un- I I ited Cerebral Palsy Associa- The 139Sth Port Detatchement of the US Army Reserve tion, will speak about thelocal stationed at Ft. Lawton has limited openings for individuals Cerebral Palsy Center and who are interested in a part time job dealing withthe over- how cerebral palsy affectsits seas movement of government cargo. 1 victims. We meet the first weekend of each month and for two A film, "I'm Not As You weeks in the summer. See Me," the story of a young Prior service EM are encouraged to apply. woman with cerebral palsy Contact Mr. Johnson at 281-3086 or Robert Aitkenat LA4- whowent to college, will be 0642 to arrange for an interview. shown.

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Larry Steagal Rock Steady Stewart purrs with ‘Cat’

Topping this month’s new Like a watercolor in the Side two highlights (for me, releases is the album from Al rain at least) include “Broadway Stewart, called “Year of the Dotr’t bother asking for ex- Hotel,” a bizzare song abouta Cat.” Although it’s not in the planations woman in a high class hotel same class as his last two She’ll just tell you that she having an affair with the desk American albums, by no came clerk. And “One Stage means is “Year of the Cat” a In the year of the cat. Before,” a tunewith traces of bad album. Let’s faceit “Mod- Rudy Vallee megaphone ern Times,” and “Past voices in it. Present and Future” were The album’s best cutis the acknowledged masterpieces. title cut, “Year of the Cat.” Virtually unknown outside It’s a magnificent song of his native England, Stewart accented by strings and is one of the most popular superb sax from Phil Kenzie. singerlsong writers in the It has an ending similar to Northwest. He put a year and “Modem Times” except, in- a half into the making of this stead of ending with a guitar album. solo by Tim Renwick, it ends “Year of the Cat” is with Kenzie’s sax solo. Stewart’s third American The only fault with the album and his seventh total. album is that Stewart doesn’t JUMP SHOUT BOOGIE .. . B- MOW presents a new There aren’t any of his tradi- have as many acousticalsolos aspect of his act by including songs from the So’s and 40’s. tional long ballads like “Love on it. It’s more commercial photo by Eileen Gabel Chronicles,”“Roads to Al Stewatt than his earlier work also. He MOSCOW,”or “Modern Year of the Cat hasn’t made a bad album to Times” on it. (J”) date. Iwould have liked to see Like Dylan, Stewart has to longer cuts and concepta - Manilow packs be one of the most inventive The first side’s best cuts behind it as on his seven earli- lyricists in the music business happen to be the first two er endeavors. today. His lyrics originate “Lord GrenviUe,’’ and “On At Stewart can be seen live from little-known people, the Border.” “Lord in concert at Paramount Paramount NW wars, and historic events of Grenville” is a song about a Northwest on October 29. our past. Some examples of 16th century mariner, and the Tickets are on sale at all Paramount outlets. by Eileen -bel C.** The follow-spots were this are; ‘‘Warren Hatding,” lack of confidence expressed Barry Manilow fans of all poor during this sequence, “Roads to Moscow,” ‘‘Post by the current leaders inEng- Concert Guide: Tonight ages packed Paramount and Manilow had to add, World War Two Blues,” and land. ProducerAllan Parsons Lynryd Skynryd and Journey Northwest on Sept. 25 to see “Keep up with me lights,” a “Lord Grenville,” from the (“Abbey Road” and “Dark blow up the Coliseum. There his sell-out performance with couple of times before they newgot LP. Side of the Moon”) string am still a few ticket8left. (kt. Lady Flash. the message. On a morning from a arrangements are beautiful 11 The Who return for mme The two hour event was Although his entire Bogart movie and Tim Renwick‘s guitar is more rock madness featuring more of a musical variety performance was outstand- In a country where they striking. “On the Border” is a Keith Moon. It’s been sold out show, as Barry and his ladies ing, the highlight of the even- turned back time brisk number filled with for a month and a half. Octo23 - Debra Byrd, Reparata and ing had to be when Manilow You go strolling through Stewart’s brilliant acoustic the Texas terrors 22 Top Monica Burruss - introducedhis V.S.M. (Very the crowd like Peter Lorre Spanish guitar. He points out bring their (redneck) floor accentuated the songs with Strange Medley). Setup on Contemplating a crime in this song that every civilian show to the Coliseum. Tickets their costumes and dance the thrust stage with a spinet She comes outof the sun in is in the front ranks ofany for the two shows can be numbers. piano anda plasticpalm tree, a silk dress running action. purchased at Fidelity Lane. Wearing a blue sequined Barry recited his familiar leisure suit, Barry opened jingles like “It’s a Pepsi with “Riders to the Stars” generation**...“I am stuck on fromhis new album “This Bandaid brand” ...and “You One’s For You.” After inquir- deserve a break today.” The ing if the sound was all right crowd went wild. (it was terrific), hesang For the remainder ofthe “Why Don’t We Live Togeth- show, a huge illuminated er,**followed by“Let Me Go,” backdrop of “The Songwrit- and his favorite from the last er**(Barry’s insignia) cast a album he released, “Lay Me three-dimensional effect on Down,” by Larry Weiss. the stage. Established hits Songs from the 30’s and 40’s like “Could it be Magic,” were introduced next as a “Mandy,” “It’s a Miracle,*’ brand new aspect of Man- and “IWrite The Songs” were ilow’s 3c1. Dressed like the performed. Manilow,dressed Andrews Sisters, Lady Flash in tails to emphasize Chopin’s provided the background “Prelude in C Minor” whicn vocals while Barry he uses in “Could it be “jitterbugged”his way Magic,” repeatedly toldthe through a fast combinationof audience “This is serious, “JumpShout Boogie,” don’tlaugh.” They loved it, “Cloudburst.”and “Avenue what else? New show tonight

Seattle Poetry Theatre will will be augumentedby and put on a multi-media combined withother media in- performance Friday, Oct. 8, cluding films and slides. at 8:OO p.m. in the Little About 10 performers in all will Theater on the southeast end be involved. of the campus. No admission will be charged. Theprogram was The program will include performed lastsummer at the readingsby several Seattle Portland Poetry Festival and THE FIRST CHAMBER DANCE COM- Agnese, Charles Bennett(artisticdirector), area poets, including Charlie the Bellevue Arts Fair. It is PANY ... The world famous company has and Douglas Hevenor, bottom row; Alexis Burks, Steven Bernstein, and funded by the King County become HCC”‘s ‘artists in residence.’ Hoff, Donna Silva, middle row; FIemming Susan T. Jones. The readings Arts Commission. Members include (left to right) Rita Halby, Sarade Luis,Frank Bays, backrow.

Page 6 ThunderWard Om. 8,1976 Netters spring good team by Barry Wolf reasonThethat for When questioned about the pleasantand confident smile ea m S S t ren g t h S a d Afterwinning their first was a 15-7,9-15. 15-3, 15-9 weaknesses* Broomell was volleyball game of theseason, victoryover the Centralia with **the way we

P Highline's Thunderbirds are Blazers.~"-.- Fridav.- "0. October- - 1. serve, but these girls work hard for two hours a day, so off and volleying for first All the games were place in the Northwest Athle- I'm sure we can over-come relatively close, exceptfor the any problems we have." tic Association of Community third game in which the Colleges. Highline's next two games Thunderbirds rolled off are against Bellevue and With apleasant and con- twelve straight points for an Lower Columbia on October fident smile on her face, coach easy victory. 6th here and at Lower Col-

I The other end By Hal Benner I hand, if they run, they still could kick a field goal if they don't get the first down."

with the Sunday sports section on her lap. "Well, you've got into sports nut togo with what's working. Besides, it'll probably catch them by surprise.** Not long ago, every time a changed.During the The rest is history. BACKSET .. Darvee OIsen readies for a set while Cindy Ochs sporting event wason the tele- Minnesota-Los Angeless Tarkenton attempted a pass, looks on. photo byCresan Douglas vision at our house, a harsh football game of a few as I predicted. It was in- voice wouldreport, "Football weekends ago, Minnesotahad tercepted by a Los Angeles again? No way on this set! driven deep into Los Angeles linebacker, much to my dis- Turn it to Rhoda! '* territory in the overtime may. The only audible sound That would come from my period. Since Fran Tarkenton in the room was my mother HCC Harriers loving mother. Un- was having success with his muttering, *'Aw, he shoulda derstandably so, since most passing game, I thought he given the ball to Foreman.** mothers are more interested should throw the ball. I must Just the other day, she in "The Way We Were" than have voiced my opinion out- came up with another gem. start fast the Dallas Cowboys and the loud, because Iheard a famil- While watching a newsreport Washington Redskins. iar voice reply, '*Pass! Are on the Seattle Supersonics, the Just recently, and to my you crazy? hecould throw an cameraman panned over amazement, her attitude has interception. On the other some of last years top players.

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c Flu shots are here Swine flu vaccine will be This is one of the many available at the Student services available at the Health Center the last week ofHealth Ccnter here on October or the first week of campus. November according toMary The Health Center plansto Francis Eckert, R.N., focus on preventative Director. medicine with the use of au- Mrs. Eckert, who has been dio-visual materials and at Highline College since1966, private and group counsel- set up the current Health ling. Mrs. Eckert and her staff Center. She is a memberof the will provide treatment for Executive Board of American minor illness and injury as College Health Associations well as certain health checks. and serves as a national con- Some services require a sultant for college health nominal fee. centers. Do you have a healthprob- Only2,000doses of flu lem? Maybe the Health Cent- vaccine are available at the er can help. health center and will be Center hours, as provided on a first come first announcedby Mrs. Eckert, served basis. The injections are: 8 a.m. through 9 p.m. are not free and a donation Monday through Thursday; will be requested to cover Friday hours at 8 a.m. to s costs. p.m. Openings in German

Dr. Gisela Schimmelbusch Roentgen in physics, and and the students enrolled in Heinrich Schliemann in ACTION, CAMERA, Highline’s TV in the course book. Fewer people would be the second year German pro- archaeology. During the wint- studio is located on the second floor of the likely to look for the class under this head- gram at Highline Community er quarter the class will read library. One section of the fall quarter TV ing. The introductory and advanced College are looking for more Goethe, Thomas Mann, productionclass bad to be droppeddue to COU~~SPLibraw 190 and 290, respctiveb* students to join their class. Borchert, and the romantic lack of interest. One problem cited by some will be offered again Winter Quarter. The class is open to poets. in the classis that it is listed under‘Library’ students who have completed either a year of college German, threeor four yearsof high school German, or ‘Radical Women’meet students who are natives of Germany. Majors in the **Women in the labor of goals for the future will be natural sciences, social movement,” “Feminism and the major focus of the con- studies, or music will find this the minority woman,*’ and ference. class of specialinterest. *‘Gays and the class Meals will be served both struggle,” will be the major days of the conference. A To find out more about the topics of discussion when requirements of this class special dinner andparty will Radical Women hold their be held Saturday night featur- contact Dr. Schimmelbusch in annual conference October 9 Faculty E, Patkanim. ing entertainment by the and 10 at the University of Bread and Roses Chorus. According to Dr. Washington. Schimmelbusch HCC isone of The conference will also in- Registration for the the few community collegesin clude several workshops on conference will be Saturday the area to offer a second year morning, October9,9:00 a.m. HEY WANTED: One warm, com- topics such as“Leaflet Design ~hwnurf~,reasonab- language program. She in the U. of W. Student Union ~ WOMEN ... interestedin playing slow and Production,’’ and ly~kO(cinglt0~and~-1 pitch sottban call 839-1505. believes thesecond year isim- Building, room 309A. For fort newspaper editor in times of - “Feminist struggles at the ~.*wageuktttopknem. portant because along with University of Washington.-”. further information or advanced registration, call See Terry in the T-Word office, grammar and verbal practice The conference will use 19-107. the students learn about 632-1815 or 789-1220. several methods to examine~ ~~ ~ German culture. the impact of radical women’s Full conference fee is $6.00 FOR SALE: ‘67 Mustang, During the fall quarter they leadership on the feminist, ($3.00 low income.) Childcare rebuilt 302, auto, mags and study the contributions made FOR SALE: Dishwasher (Custom minority, labor, and gay will be provided. Radical moclts on back. Good condi- Imperial) never been used $200- by famous Germans like movements during the past Women meetevery Thursday tion. Best offer buys a classic. 250. Contact Richard Johnson Wolfgang Mozart in music, year. An evaluation of the night 7:30 pm at Freeway AdcfotG~-838-363OW after 7 p.m. 935-3918. Albert Schweitzcr in Hall, 3815 5th ave. N.E. Seat- contact at 19-107, journalism alliances between these room T-WORD FCiW humanitarianism, Wilhelm movements and a discussion tle, Washington, 98105.

You can avoid a lotof unnecessary account openall year. And you Of course, you can write tember nextyear, and you’ll have hassles at Rainier Bank, like stand- won’t pay a service chargeduring checks anytime you wantduring avoided another line.And maybe ing in long lines at the beginning the summer monthswhen you’re thesummer, but your normal serv- saved enough timeto get jumpa of the school year. not in school. Just let usknow when ice charge will apply for that ontheoneforHumanSexuality210. You see, atour bank you’re taking off, and we’ll keepmonth. Ivou’re encauraued to keen your it inactive,without charging you.Either way, come Sep- RAmJIERBANK “ember P.D.*.C Page 8 Thunder Word Oct. 8,1976 I photos by Larry Steagalt

The Gospel according to St. Thundernord struction workers will not CONCRETE ARMOR....Sections of concrete pipe will be fitted over the new heating linesin take this as a subtle hint at protect the new system. neworder to betterthe protect their origins. story by Terry M. Sell NEW HEATING LLNES....A welder fixes a joint on a new photos by .Douglas Creson heating line.

In the beginning there was ous to do something and there! and traffic was delayed, and the void (80 acres of forest1. was great unrest. the Dean saw that there was a And there was the Dean. On And so the Board of need to get done with it. ihe first day, he said, “This is Trustees, who were also gct- The Dean said, “This will be empty.” And he wasright, as ting antsy,called the Dean on done by tomorrow.” This of always. So the Dean created the WATS line and said, course meant byFall Quarter. the college and sawthat itwas “Aren’t you forgetting some- Days were longer then. B=i. thing?*’ And the seventh day came, Later in the day(we have to .Ir’2n he said no they and the eighth, andfall quart- try and fit this all into a week ed him out.After er started, and the Dean saw somehow 1, the Dean noticed straightening out all the teeth that it was a disaster. that his 80 acres still passed marks in his body the Dean And the students began to for a void.And not because the i go‘ picture. He created the grumble and the Board of college only coveredhalf of it. facuy and the classified staff Trustees began to say things And the Dean said, “This is and the Salary Review com- like, ’‘ We haven’t had a new empty,” not having a mittee and saw that it was, uh, Dean for a while.” And thee Thesaurus handy. And so the well, better than being in Dean saw that he might go the Dean created the students, Tacoma. way of the buffalo if some- and saw that they were good if And so all were happy. thing was not done. you didn’t count their Iowa On the fifth day there was So the Dean and the Board Test scores. winter, and the Dean said got together and decided And the Dean came before “Let there be heat!” And something must be doneto them and said, “Behold, I when there was not, he saidit take the students’ minds off have made you in my own again. And it became obvious the lack of heat andlight. image. I apologize for not something was wrong. The problem wasstudied looking like PaulNewman or The students began to doubt and pondered for forty days Cybil Shepherd. Go forth and the Dean. The hypocrites went and forty luncheons and con- multiply, divide and plot back to Green River, and the sulted theGreat Holycomput- vectors, and subdue the col- faithful threatened to worship er in Seattle. And they found lege. Be plentiful (up to 35 in a with the Heathens at the answer and sawthat it was classroom) and be happy. Or Bellevue. good : you’ll lose your work study.” So the Dean got on the So the students milled schtick. PRESS RELEASE, HCC DIGGING UP THE CAMPUS.... Corrosion of heating pipes has forcedtheir replacement, around in the lounge wonder- Andwhen the sixth day Thunder Word, Sept.27,1976: resulting in a network of trenches around campus. This backhoe is among the heavy ing aboutwho was going to came, there was a great dig- “The Highline Community DOWN IN THE TRENCHES Workmen place moldingover reinforcing rod in a trench. . equipment used to dig the trenches necessary to remove the worn pipes. ... teach them about vectors and ging of trenches, and the Dean College campus will appear Concrete will be poured over the molding and the reinforcingcreating rod, a virtual tunnel why the Dean spoke so funny. led a great host of machines different in 1978. That’s when which will protect the new heating lines from corrosion and allow easier replacement. By the morning of the second over the campus. And the the new six-level library is - day manyof them were anxi- landscaping was destroyed * scheduled to be finished.” Page 4 Thundcr Word Oct. 8, 1976 Oct. 8, 19?6 Thunder tVord Page S

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