FRESNO CITY COLLEGE Vol, XXXlll, No.6 Fresno, Ca. Thursday, Ost.5, 1978 Tolk it up Goi ng for in forensics By Mic.hde Lohnr¡ O'Banion labels the criticism O'Ba¡io¡ defines the word students receive from them, fo-rensies as simply as he explains .prepared escargot from "positive criticism." what is required of the students lle "They encourage you say sc¡atch in 10 minutes, complete to in his cl¿ss. ,what you think as well as you with sauce, french bread and "Forensics is simply any wine,'and bec¿me a national ean." he s¿id. O'Banion believes that saying speech activity," he said. speech champion ¿s a result. what you think well just as He was competing in a forensic .is Simple but varied. forensies is expository important in a student's every- eight event known as forensic made up of -roughly speaking-- a spgech to demon- day life as it is at a different events, encompassing competition. strate. He was enrolled in Speech many different a¡eas of i¡terest. 26, a student of Jim O'Banion, He illustrates the example forensics co¿ch ¿t FCC. given by fathers who no longer For write letters to their sons in the there a student He is an example of next room before they go to two. given opportunity travel the to eollege, but instead talk to them friends, there are group read- to college tow¡s in California and or piek up the phone. ings. For those who c¿n thi¡h on compete with other students his age in varied fo¡ensie.events. îhat opportunity is available to all FCC students. "For anyone who is interested, the competitive class is still wide opeu," O'Banion said. This semester. enrolllment in O'Banion encourages inter- Photo Henry Gutierrez For literatur'e lovers, there is by the class is low. The reason: ested students, whether they've OBanion believes the word platform readiag. Students read ASB Pr,es. Sue Soreneon tegisteîs stud- had experience or not, to visit combinations of poems and "forensics" confuses the student him at his office if they'd like to ents to vote in CA Nov. elections. The last and the requirements for the seleetions from books relating to improve their oral expertise ,a specilic idea in this event. day to register is Oct,. 8. class listed in the e¿talog scare through Speech 26. the student. "Welve had students, he s¿id, That is just a sampling of tbe "After 15 years of qrnstant "who have neve¡ had Ê speech. events students compete in. Ellish undergoes surgery evaluation by parents and class sign up and do well." teachers, people don't feel ike the only prerequisite to "Îhe requirements sound long, Arthur Ellish, dean of instruc- talting," -O'Banion theorized. competing in speech is being but what they mean is that the "¡yilling to talk," O'B¿nion s¿id. tion, underwent minor lung, quick out, go three surgery Sept. 28 at Saint Agnes' He is to-point student must to judges in and check with Hospital. IIe was admitted to the though, that.all the tournaments in Enrollment size indieates that college level tou¡naments are week," O'Banion hospital on Sept. 27. me once I not nany FCC students a¡e professional speech people. explained. willing. Senqte decides to sponsor disco dqnce show By Doreen Klorise meeting. with Reedley "because there's that "the writers in the BAM The Sen¿te is ¿lso planning a always been An audio-visual disco' dance ' The Senate also approved the a rivalry between cl¿ss still write what they want, cabin conference in Sequoia presentation set for lVednesday appropriation of $150 for mem' our schóols." but within the structl¡re of the National Foregt Oct. 13 and 14. Sue Sorensen, president, said uras approved by. the associatêd bäiship in the California Com- . Changing the RAM magazine maþzine." Student Body Senate at its munity College Student Govern-. into a yearbook, or õsoci¿l . 'it'e so we c8n all get together, a pointed get know each and plan regular'meeting Tuesday. If ment Assôciation and Area Five. awareness" magazine centered Myra Suggs out th¿t to other what going successful, the Senate may sign a 'an around FCC, were discussed wele to do." contract for a disco A posgible date for threehour poliùical heatedly at the close of the dance with ticket prices set at on-campus debate meeting. TablE will be set up a¡ound betwe'èn John Krebs and Chip $1.50. student services eomnittee for campus' Oct. 11 to ivelcome Pashayan in late Oetober was not S_enator Paula Grigsby study. Also discussed in eonnection _ ¡'I wants international and non-resident, set. RAM to stay as it is. linow for students with the disco dance was The Senate ¿lso announced to FCC. Senate mem- requiring an ASB card to get in. week's a fact th¿t this semester it wi[ be bers will m¿n the t¿bles from 2 to labled until next a vit¿l magazine." some upconing activities. James King and the student rneeting were plans for Home- Tomonow they will travel to 4 p.m. activities committee were put in corhing \l¡eek. Carol Kovecevich, James King, who wants the Reedley Colìege to meet with The next Se¡¿te meeting will charge ofthe dance and will offer recoiding secretary, suggested ¡nagazine to tie in more closely other eolleges to discuss their be next Tuesday at 1 p.n. in the their report at next week's Homecoming be held Nov. 10 with FCC activities, suggested activities and plans. Sen¿te conference room. Thursday, Oct.5, 1978 SEEN AROUND NE\(/S BRIEFS lleor ond see Flosher sfrikes on compus rBody . By Lrure Brtti walking along I glanced to my So ladies; you better be careful fongucge' left and the most interesting bec¿use the mad flasher is still on thing came into my sight, a the loose. I had the most interesting flasher. 'Come ¿nd hear Penny Br¿ley, The scholarships range from thing happen to me a couple of promi- weeks ago. It was about 5 o'clock For those of you who don't one of our community's $95 to $500. nent business women. She will ¿nd I was walking on campus. I know what a llasher is, let me speak on "Body Language, How Over 200 scholarships are took the path between the old edueate you. A llasher is a vulgar to Improve Non-Verbal Com- made available each year by administration building and the ostentatious person who enjoys munication anö How to Inter- individuals and organizations in new bqsiness building. As I was displeying himseü. view and Apply for Jobs." the community as well as campus groups for both new and continuing FCC students. [.. Attend this information ses- ìL }l1.. sion next thursday, Oct. 11 at 10 rTSi i '/^t lq a.m. in SS-202. 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