El Tiempo Pasando, 1976-09-10 — 1977-05-05 (2025)

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12,420 register at GCC

The fall registration is approx-
imately the same as last spring,
with a total of 12,420 students
registering at GCC.

Dr. Robert B. Heus[...]ons, said last Wednesday,
“Everything went well from the
standpoint of Admissions.”

There were 15 minute intervals
between groups allowed into the
gymnasium for registering which
proved to keep the flow of traffic
going at a comfortable speed.
“[...]and
those were fairly short,’’ Heuser
said.

The day and evening AS

officers were on hand to give
help along the route from in-
structor advisory table to the
cashiers.

Heuser suggested that students
read the new 1976-77 catalog
addendum; some changes have
been made. The addendums may
be picked up at the admissions
desk in the Administration
Building.

Some of these changes are in
the areas of: fees for 1976-77,
scholastic standards,[...]y and
admissions.

Student services

need a bus?

The Phoenix Transit Bus
System offers students a con-
venient way to avoid trans-
portation problems to and from
school. Arriving on campus every
hour from 6:47 a.m. to 6:15 p.m.,
route 34 takes the hassle out of
crowded parking lots.

Route 34 lea[...]d Washington.

Bus fare is 35 cents. Available
in the bookstore are 20 ride
discount ticket priced at $7 for
adults and $3.50 for students
under 21. Transfers are free.

The bus arrives in the back
parking lot at the end of the mall
56 minutes after the hour between
6 a.m. and 1 p.m. and 16 minutes
after the hour from 2 to 4 p.m.
Route information folders are
available in the bookstore and

other information can be ob-
tained by calling the transit
system at 257-8426.

need advice?

The GCC counseling staff,
located in the administration
office, provides many services to
help the new, old, confused or
informed student with problems.

The counselors offer schedule
planning, “course tut[...]e on personal matters and
career testing to match the
student with the best job.

Mrs. Mary Lou MeWilliams,
GCC counselor, said, “‘We want
the students and encourage them
to come in and see us.” Mc-
Williams said there is a big rush
at the first of the semester when
everybody wants to see a
counselor .’’ The student is free to
choose any counselor but must[...]intment a day in
advance.

HEY, WHERE‘S MY CAR? The North Mountains form a back
drop to GCC campus as ETP cameraman views the north

parking lot from atop Hanhila Stadium.

Hotchkiss)

(Photo by George

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CRAP, I’LL BE GLAD WHEN THIS IS ALL OVER! Hundreds of students file into cafeteria to[...]add classes they wished they’d signed up for in
the first place. Only a few classes were cancelled be[...]ttended Ricks
College in Idaho where he served
as the AS vice president.

Student government has been
busy throughout the summer
planning the activities schedule
with such events in September as
a club activities fair, a dance,
free movies in the Grill Room.

The Executive Board has also
re-written the AS Constitution.
The radification of the new
constitution will be voted on by
GCC students Sept. 15, 16.

Orick campaigned last spring
on the issue of bettering the
image of student government in
the eyes of the students. Orick
and the Executive Board have
come up with such ideas as
w[...]ify

cers

utive Board meets
y ssday at 1 p.m. in the
Counc amber in the Student
Union. The meetings are open to

the public, and interested
students are urged[...]

Jerry Sieve — It went a lot
smoother this year for me at
least. It didn’t mind it; in the past
Thad to wait an hour. I was in and
out in ten minutes this year.

Jody Coker — This is the first
year I registered and I found that
I got most of the classes I wanted
but not exactly at the right time.

Registration? good, bad, indifferent

W[...]think of registration this year?

Jim Russell — I guess it was
okay, just a little hectic. I got[...]my first day
on an encouraging note, and chasing the bus

down 43rd Ave. didn’t help either.

I didn[...]hing I didn’t sign

Staff laffs out

up for, or the fact that I couldn’t find the T2
building, (and still can’t). It was the maze in the
parking lot that made me want to transfer to the
University of Montana where I HEAR THEY
STILL HAVE THE WIDE OPEN SPACES.
One soon accustoms himself to the little
hassles that make community life fun. As I sat in
the cafeteria with a coed friend of mine the first
day of school this year, some Casanova came to

our table with thethe free

by Cynthia Branham

For twenty-one years I[...]I lived in America, I went
to school, I voted for the first
time, and I never gave it a second
thought,[...]ekend in Nogales, Mexico.
Everything was perfect, the
people, the sights, the buying,
even the bullfights. However,
when it came time to return to the
States, we were individually
asked where we were born by the
border guard. I never got one foot
through the gate, for I had been
born in Shanghai, China, and
would never think of lying about
it.

“Hold it,"’ the guard said to me
and placed a restraining hand on
my shoulder as I had begun to go
through the gate, ‘‘Where is your
certificate, visa, anything to
verify that you are a citizen of the
United States?”

“Um ... well ... I don’t h[...]. . . Dawe Van Ness

Advertising Manager ......

2 . Cynthia Branham
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“You aren’t going anywhere,
young lady,” the guard said with
finality. My brother and sister-in-
law returned and we went into a
corner of the small area for
people to gather before going
through the gate into America.
We thought of how to get me out
of Mexico, and with each new
idea presented to the guard the
answer was “‘No.”’ Talking did no
good, begging did nothing at all
and even the driver’s license I
had and my new voting regis-
tration card made no difference
in the guard’s change of heart.

Finally after more than three
hours of this the tears began to
well-up in my ‘eyes, and I had
d[...]citizenship in America.

We hit on an idea, call the folks
collect and have them verify over
the wire my citizenship. We
presented the idea to the guard,
really he was not all that bad a
fellow, he even looked like he
cared.[...]u
go. I'll probably lose my job over
this, but go — and what ever you
do never, never, go anywhere
ag[...]end to Mexico a couple of
summers ago and went to the
Mexican Consulate in Phoenix to
get my visa

This time I was well prepared
with not only the form FS-240

which is a certificate of birth

from the American Consulate in
China) but with the passport I
used to get into America
originally ,[...]is a photograph

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infant and the word
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get a visa my heart was poun-
ding, as I answered all the
questions: name? address?
nationality? where were you
born?[...]n a v@y
tiny voice, “‘Shanghai, China.”’

The suave gentleman on the
other side of the counter dropped
his pencil, his lower jaw fell
le[...]I tried to
smile as I placed my two
documents on the counter before
him.

He picked up the passport, laid
it down again and picked up the
Form FS-240 saying, ‘‘Ah,
Senora, this is all we need, this
will do just fine,’’ and he entered
my place of birth on the visa.

“Whatever you do, Senora, do
not become[...]here, please, and now
if you will excuse me...” The
gentleman turned from the
counter took out his handkerchief
and wiped his f[...]Gina Montagno — I thought it
sloppy. A

was very little

unorganized.

Dave Orka — It was fantastic. I
just walked in and walked out[...]two semesters to get
there though

John Lopez — I thought it was a
little simpler this year
You d[...]It was more organized.

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Nat Sinsabaugh — I really

didn’t like it all that much. It was
pretty disorganized.

Kim Thompson — It went
pretty good, a lot easier than my
high school. Except it took a long
time to get all the classes
altogether.

Staff laffs out

Telltale frosh

by Shari Hearn

I pity the new freshmen at-
tending Glendale who are so
reco[...]ou can always tell who they
are as they glance at the campus
map every five minutes.

They can also be heard yelling
“Hey, even the bathrooms have
numbers on them”’ to each othe[...]sking fellow
freshmen what high schools they
came from.

This year I had the good for-
tune of observing a freshman
during his-first day at Glendale.
What I found was not in the least
surprising and supports my
theory that being a freshman
can’t be covered up.

The freshman I observed was
named, typically, Joe College.

The day school started, Joe
took every precaution aga[...]as a freshman.
He wore jeans that had been
washed 273 times so that no one
could accuse them of being[...]hey wouldn't fall.
Heeven hid a campus map inside
the latest issue of “Playboy’’ so
that everytim[...]s-

portation of his own, he was
forced to commit the biggest
freshman sin of all — having his
mother take him to school.

As if that[...]ugh,
Joe found that, upon arriving at
school, his 273-washed jeans had
shrunk, leaving about six inches
between the top of his orthopedic
shoes to the bottom of his pantleg.

“Whatsa matter freshie,
waiting for the great flood or
something?’’ a sophomore
yello[...]lenched
his fists, raised his arm, and
“BAM.” The strap on Joe’s hand
broke, causing his books to
tumble to the floor.

“Freshman!” the class rang
out.

Filled with embarrassment,
Joe raced out of the classroom
straight to me.

“What am I doing wrong,”’ Joe
asked as his campus map slid
from the clutches of Miss Sep-
tember.

I gave Joe a piece[...]e, it still
shows

ASU Extension progress slowed

The studies being done on the feasibility of an
ASU extension on the westside has not made
much progress since last February when the
studies were first proposed in Congress

Bill 2143 calling for a study to be done on the

completed, the state government would decide if
the extension should be built

Whiteman said that from the studies which
have been done the westside extension will in no

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nine years.

Prince, former GCC Executive D[...]ted a change in status because he could no
longer work effectively with certain board mem-

bers.

He sa[...]and June, his
retirement date, he would assist in the orderly
transition of his office to his successor[...]on.

Prince said that during his tenure of office the
district went through three distinct phases of

He said that when he went into the presidency in
1967 there were approximately 16,000 students in the
district and although two new campuses had been[...]mmediate need for further

expansion. Included in the expansion was the
opening of Scottsdale College and the new location
for Maricopa Tech.

He said that during the first phase of operation,

which lasted approximately three years, the district

Non-credit special interest
classes off[...]classes, an antique class and two
in gardening.

The conversational Russian
courses will be taught by Sun
Citian Joseph Grome, and will
run 12 weeks beginning Sept. 13 at
Bell Plaza center in[...]GCC.

This course will provide an
introduction to the language with
stress on the ability to speak it.
Laboratory facilities will also be
used on campus to aid in the
learning.

For the antique buffs, “Know
Your Antiques,"’ a seven[...]ill be repeated in
November. Classes will be held
from 3 - 5 p.m. Mondays on cam-
pus.

This course will[...],” art “glass, ~
and Currier and Ives prints. The
care and restoration of family
heirlooms will als[...]nce, will be offered on
campus beginning Sept. 16 from
4:30 - 6 p.m.

The course, instructed by
Lawrence Van Derberk, will[...]four steps; dig it -
plant it - grow it - eat it. The
course will include ‘‘hands on’’
workshops, tours and discussion

Crusaders’
fun night

The Campus Crusade for Christ
(CCC) has set up “fun[...]n
Friday evenings, 7:30-9:30, Sept.
3, 10, 17 and 24, in the college
gym. Volleyball, basketball and
fun games are on the agenda.

This group has been on campus
a few years. Last year 100
students participated in the
Crusade, according to Joe
Mulvihill, full-time adviser on
campus. One is encouraged to
become involved in the church of
his choice

The CCC program consists of a
review of the basics of Christian
life and Bible study which is
conducted during the day, be-
tween classes. There are dif-
ferent lev[...]id this movement
was started at UCLA in 1951, and
the teachings have spread into 17
different ministries in 83 coun-
tries. He added that the overall
campus and the
itself is to build a

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sessions with county and local
gardening resourc[...]se will provide in-
formation for home careers in the
area concerning soil, water and
plant relationshi[...]se control and organic and
inorganic fertilizers. The course
will also include the proper time
and methods of planting and
transplanting vegetable crops
and instruction on the harvesting
and preserving of garden crops
for hom[...]lass will be held 7-9 p.m.
and begins Sept. 16 at the First
Federal Savings, 12200 N. 111th
Ave., Youngtown.

For more information
regarding these classes, contact
the office of Continuing Eduation,
934-2211, ext. 202 or contact GCC
satellite campus at Bell Plaza
Center in*Sun City, 974-9939.

Linda Ronstadt in concert at the
Celebrity Theater, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 17-18, one show
each night, 8 p.m. Tickets — $5.50,
6.50, 7.50

Ray Price and Eddie Rabbit in
concert at the Civic Plaza Sym
phony Hall. Friday, Sept. 17,7 p.m
Tickets — $6.50, 5.50, 4.50.

Scottsdale Center for the Arts —
Scottsdale Symphony in a free
pops concert, Sunday, Sept. 12, 3
pm

Preservation Hall Jazz Band,
Wednesday, Sept. 15, two shows,
7:30 and 9:30. Tickets. — $6.00, 5.40
for senior citizens.

THE ARTS

Phoenix Little Theatre presents
“West Side Story,”’ Sept. 16
through Oct. 2

Statebrush Theater — Scottsdale
Players in “SIX RMS RIV VU,"
five shows, Sept. 11, 12, 17, 18, 19.
Curtain time — 8 p.m

Windmill Dinner Theater
“Plaza Suite,’[...]day through Sunday,
8:30 curtain. Sunday matinee, 2
p.m. Running through Oct. 17

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entered into vocational education ra[...]hese occupational-oriented courses were different
from the purely academic courses that had
previously been[...]in
additional faculty members and
specialists in the field of oc-
cupational education,” he said.
“We devoted our time relating to
the community, to the business
community, and the industrial
community.”

About the end of the third year
that he was in office the district
went into the second phase of
operation, he said.

“After that we ran into the
doldrums. After the war (Viet-
nam) was over, there was a
decline in[...]e had to cut back and were not
able to add staff. The board was
very generous in permitting us to
keep staff under contract.”

Prince said that when the
veterans started to come back,
the district went into the third
phase of operation and into a
rapid expansion. “‘In a period of
two years we grew 25 per cent,”
he said. “It was then we went
over 50,000 students, up from
16,000 in 1967.’’ He said that a
significant portion of these new
students were older students —
following a nation-wide pattern
that had been goi[...]eaching. It
requires more mature staff
members to work compatibly
with more sophisticated people.’’

Prince said that adjusting to
the veterans’ situation and the
older-student profile have been’
the major issues on his part.

When asked if he thoug[...]he had
set out to do, Prince gave an
emphatic yes answer. He said
that first one must consider the
high profile of the community
college in Arizona. They are
considered and accepted as a
first-class institution, unlike the

September 10, 1976-EL TIEMPO PASANDO-3

Prince t[...]hold second - or third-class
status.

Prince said the high quality
faculties on the campus, good
administration on each campus,
knowledge and experience of
board members helped to meet
the changes and needs of the
district.

He said he was pleased with the
financial backing that has been
given the district since the
Community College law was
enacted.

“The legislature should be
commended for giving[...]ry fast and have done it without
undue protest of the taxpayer — a
pretty general acceptance of the
program.

“The public support has been
there and still is there,’’ he said.

When asked about future plans
for the district, Prince said that
basic planning was don[...]t
up to 1980. Growth factors have
been made up to the year 2000.

“We have tried to take the
growth situation and space it out

John Prince. Photo by Shari

according to additional district
needs in the way of additional
campuses, educational centers,
plus additions to the existing
campuses,” he said.

As for his retire[...]story.
He said that he has just been
appointed to the Phoenix
Historical Society — in both
capacities he will serve as a
volunteer.

He said he is involved in the
Foundation for Senior Adult
Living, a group whose interests is
retirement homes for the elderly,
and will serve as chairman of
that group.

In addition he said he has been
appointed by the governor to the
Arizona Commission for Post-
Secondary Education,[...]ge and
university executives that are
involved in the use of certain
federal funds that come into the
state.

Aside from his present Rotary
Club commitments (he now
serves as president of the
downtown Phoenix Chapter) he
said that he plans t[...]Activities fair next week

by Udice Steed

During the week of September
13, students will have an op-
p[...]e
one, and learn more about
campus organizations. The
“Activities Fair’’ will be held in
the Student Union, along the
north entrance corridor. Tables
will be manned by persons
familiar with clubs from 10 a.m. ,
to 1 p.m

Such organizations is
Movimie[...]ffecting programs and activities
and services for the Mexican-
American, whether student or in
the barrio. While only two years
in existence, the organization has
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The Association for Women’s
Active Return to Educat[...]r
women resuming college studies
after an absence from formal
education. This group has been in
existenc[...]president. Sandra
Higaonna, vice president, feels
the club has merit for a ‘‘morale
builder’’ and support to the older
person returning to an
educational institut[...]ings and of
social activities has been set up
for the group. Also a scholarship
fund for a day and for an evening
student is part of their program

The Black Student Union
BSU) under the direction of
Robert Hubbard, GCC philosophy
profe[...]Black

summer. Two information booths
were set up — one at Metro
Center and one at Christown.
Culpepper said that an increase
between 15 percent and 20 per-
cent of Black students on campus
resulted. The assistant student
recruiter is Curtis Malcolm.

Weekly meetings are planned.
The first one is scheduled Sep-
tember 3rd at 2 p.m. in the
Council Chambers. BSU has an
office in the SO building west of
the bookstore

Connie Spiegel, English in-
structor,[...]anization of Jewish students
on campus this year. The
organization last year was a “fun
group.”

In[...]telephone
number at Spiegel’s office,
building 02, room 108, under the
door, or a note may be left in her
mail box at the admission’s of
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by DAVE VAN NESS

Carl Rollins will have many
questions to answer as he begins
his 10th year as head football
coach for Glendale, and the
answers will have to come pretty
quickly if he is to fulfill his goal of
a winning season.

The gridiron Gauchos have had
only one winning season, which
came two years ago in the form of
a6-4 record and a runner-up spot
in the Arizona Community
College Athletic Conference.

To do any better, the 1976
edition of the GCC team will have
to work hard — very hard — if
they want to finish better than
500, and will have to produce a
few miracles to be contenders in
the conference.

Rollins will have to answer
questions like: Can the 18 let-
termen from last year’s 2-7 team
not let the attitude of a losing
season carry over onto this[...]urns few starters and lost a
couple of key people from last
year’s team? And, after losing
the recruiting war for the top
high school prospects of '76, will
Rollins be[...]freshmen that did come to
Glendale?

Rollins made the first step
toward the right winning com-
bination by revamping his
coaching staff following the
resignations last spring of two
long-time assistants.

New on the staff is Paul
Williams, who is the defensive
backfield coach and works as the
P.E. equipment manager.

Frank Fisher, a teacher[...]s a GCC assistant,
retains his duties of coaching the
linebackers.

Mert Norenburg will move
from the defensive line to the
offensive line in his second year
as a Rollins ai[...]nt and
will resume his duties as weight
coach for the track team in the
spring.

Sophomore Jack Chilton is the
probable starter to quarterback
Glendale’s I-fo[...]s statistical leader,
Mark France will reign over the
linebacking unit, which is
probably the strongest point on
the team. Tom Dix and Ed
Rearick will be the other two,
each having considerable ex-
perience[...]len, Bob Francy and
Mike Moreno will be anchoring
the offensive line, Bolen at
center, Moreno and Francy at the
guards. Florida transfer Tony
Keffer is the leading candidate
for one tackle with the other side
probably going to Apollo grad
Mike Thul

Catching the passes from

ton and Slattery will be either
Paul Winley or[...]w

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transferred
Valley, Cal.

The defensive line should be
strong, with four tested men to
fill the positions. Bill Meeks
comes to GCC via Arizona
We[...]at Glendale last year,
and Fred Roll, a sophomore from
Tolleson will handle the other
spot.

Heading the pass coverage
corps is sophomore John South-
land, the only returning defensive
back. Southland is designated as
the strong side safety, with the
weak side to be covered by fresh-
man Tim Durham,[...]rnerback spot, with
Homer Huff of Buckeye leading
the competition for the open
corner.

Kicking is about the only
position where Rollins has good
depth. George Rowe will be
kicking the field goals and extra
points, Mark Ulinger will b[...]ffs in addition to
his defensive line duties, but the
punting is still questionable with
Rowe and Ken Beckman com-
peting for the honors.

The team, with all of its in-
dividuals healthy, is strong, and
when.all the members are in top
health, GCC could probably
compete with any team in the
state. But when it comes to
numbers the Glendale gridders
are hurting.

“Depth is our o[...]d 113 for its
first workout, Arizona Western
had 72, and top-ranked Mesa
began with 130.

Sixty-five[...]ns and
many times have destroyed title
hopes.

If the Glendaic team were to
suffer any serious injuries, if any
of the key players were to get
rung early in the season, it easily
could spell disaster for the
Gauchos.

Assistant coach Norenburg will
have to[...]is any serious
damage done to his offensive line
— the roster indicates two guards
and two tackles. If b[...]t hurt seriously enough to not to
be able to play the line will have
to be patched from another

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position. And something that is
untested is almost always weak
until it adapts to the situation.

The defensive backfield runs
deep, with nine players available
for four positions, but the
linebacking is even stronger — 11
men for three positions. The
defensive line has about two
people to every position, but two
isn’t deep enough.

Why the depth problem? Easy
enough. Recruiting plays a ma[...]hool, pay their own way, and
try-out for football — walk-ons.

There have been many good
football pla[...]re never
recruited, but asked to play, were
given the chance and became
successful.

Walk-ons. There ar[...]a program like a junior
college, because most of the
students are eligible to play and
because walk-on[...]. There
will be many more walk-ons that
will make the team when they
walk on at a junior college in
com[...]ollege
lost out. GCC did receive some
fine talent from transfers, red
shirts and the high schools this
year, so those players cannot be
downgraded. But, considering
the numper of talented. seniors
that graduated from high school
in 1976, and considering the
number that are now playing
football for GCC, the percentage

difference between GCC and
some of the other junior colleges
is quite alarming.

Why the difference? First,
Glendale is hurting from the

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V[...]grams to help an athlete
through school except in the form
of a fee waiver of $45 (football is
limited to 32 waivers each
semester), and the book loan
program, which is controlled
financially by the GCC Let-
terman’s Club. The athlete may
check out any books he needs
from those the Club has pur-
chased, but is bound to returning
the books at the end of each
semester.

Programs such as Arizona
W[...]and Eastern Arizona's
can offer full scholarships — a
dorm with free meals, tuition or
fees, and, inmany instances, jobs
in the work study program are
easy for coaches to acquire for[...]t young men
Just leaving high school will jump
at the chance to move away from
home and get many things paid
for.

Programs like[...]s of
enticements for an athlete. But,
many times, the athlete’s stereo-
typed saviour, the local alumnus
or businessman, will emerge
from behind the scenes and help
the athlete along financially (like
an apartment), ‘‘just to get the
boy a good education and give
him a place to build his personal
character through sports.” The
standard line.

Glendale conceivably also
could offer athletes these same
incentives if the financial
backing was there, but past
administrat[...]ts

and couldn’t do in reference to
recruiting. The administrators
were more concerned with a local
player getting the chance to play
than having the coach go out and
recruit non-local people.

Glend[...],
some of those have already
proven themselves on the football
field and will be playing in the
opening game against Palomar.

But, when compared[...]Western, Phoenix College and
Mesa, GCC is hurting — that’s not
to say the Gauchos will lay down
and let themselves get run over
by some new team each week.

Glendale has the ability, talent
and coaching to have a very good
football team. But the players
will just have to work a little
harder than their peers who
chose a different place to play.
The GCC football team is handi-
capped, but it is a handicap that
can be overcome.

And if it.is overcome, and the
Gauchos can produce a winning
season and a respectable finish in
the conference, the recruiting
process will be a lot easier the
next time around. People want to
play for a winne[...]ill look
better in a player's eyes.

GAUCHO MARKS — A lot of in-
dividuals looked good in scrimmages
held over the Labor Day weekend,
particularly Madsen The injury
situation isn’t terribly serious, but a[...]scrape on his calf,
Phelps is definitely out for the first
game, maybe longer with a bad leg.
Rowe is[...]llback against
Palomar ... Palomar won last year,
2.0...

MEDICAL & DENTAL
ASSISTANTS
APOLLO COLLEGE[...]COCKTAILS

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Unfortunately the answers to
these problems can’t be pulled
from a magician’s hat, but the
GCC Career Service Program
located in room T2 107[...]ion
and guidance on approximately
1500 job types. The Career Ser-
vice Center can help to discover a
pe[...]s this is
done through a coordinating
effort with the counseling
department, but recom-
mendation by a counselor isn’t
the only way to receive these
services.

The center will help anyone
who simply walks through[...]is a com-
munity service it’s not necessary
for the. person to be a GCC
student.

The center has a variety of
resources that are at anyone’s
disposal. The resources range
from books and film strips to
open files and computers.

The Career Service Program
can offer degrees of assistance to
suit almost anybody’s needs. The
service that acquires the least

—: See

amount of time is the “Five
Minute Wonder,’’ a _ service
helpful in answering the routine
questions a person might have
about a certain job. The in-
dividual gets his information
through a kit called the mini-brief
suboriented occupational packet.
The kit contains information on
the amount of education needed,
salary, qualification[...]nd so forth.

If a person wished further
guidance the next step is the
“One Hour Job Search.”’ This can
offer material through the com-
puter guidance information
system on careers[...]and additional job data.

Another step is called the ‘‘Test
and Job Search.” In this case the
individual would probably have a
counseling sessi[...]decide how his in-
terests compare with others in
the same field. The tests are
beneficial in helping people to
take a hard look at themselves.

The Vocational Exploration
Group is another service o[...]similar interests and
ambitions. In this setting the
individual can see how he stands
up in that field as compared to
others and how others see him.

The final phase are the Career
Exploration classes. The classes
include experiences under Job
Search, Voc[...]visitations, job application and
resume writing.

The GCC swimming pool is open to students for free fu[...]Yarrow supports
Eugene McCarthy

by Greg Keidel
The failures of the traditional two-party political system were ex-
p[...]ert for approximately 600
persons who gathered in the Arizona Room of ASU’s Memorial Union

on Sept.[...]pendent presidential candidate. Yarrow was one of the members
of the folk singing trio ‘Peter, Paul and Mary” and has done several
benefit concerts for the McCarthy campaign.

Yarrow said that for the last several presidential elections we have
been faced “‘with the necessity of choosing between the lesser of two
evils.’ He added that the two-party system has made it “virtually
impossible for an external challenge from the people” for an in-
dependent party to be electe[...]nceded that even
though McCarthy ‘‘may not be the next president of the United States
we must preserve the process of an independent challenge.”

McCarthy[...]ered voters by Friday. Sept. 17 if he is to be on the ballot in

November

McCarthy attended a Bar-B-Q[...]m po Pasando

Former GCC student Michael McCleve (right) is displaying
his iron sculptures in the student lounge through Sept. 31. At
left is the ‘‘Night Spirit Head.’’ (Photo by George H[...]isplay

A one-man sculpture show is
being held in the Student Lounge
through Sept. 30, 1976, by former[...]ue, red,
and blacks. One sculpture in
particular, “The Night Spirit
Head,” seems to be the favorite
of several students. The sculp-
ture has a definite Indian flare
done in a[...]e said he
knew he wanted to make art his
life’s work from the time he was
ten-years-old, and with many
invitati[...]st.

Mao's impact felt

by Arch Gillespie

Red is the East,

Rises the Sun,

China has brought forth,
A Mao Tse-tung.

These words are from China’s national anthem
that now rings out from the squares in Shanghai,
Peking and other cities acro[...]Mao Tse-tung is dead.

On Sept. 9, 16 hours after the event, Radio Peking
announced to the world the death of the chairman of
the People’s Republic of China.

He was 82 years old and had been in failing health
for a long time. But he had personally guided the
improved relations between the U.S. and China
after President Nixon had reopened talks in 1972. He
had made no public appearances since 1972.

Never in history had one man affected so ancien[...]tion so profoundly in so short of time. He
became the story of modern China, and it is the
least understood stories in the light of truths of
cultural conflicts and in the half-facts of the cold
war.

Of the cultural conflicts, there has been no central
fig[...]on and admiration or fear. He personally
followed the cultural revolution, whose purpose to
cleanse the party and to give it immortality.

He was born in[...]eft home early and what he saw of Chinese life in
the declining years of the last imperial dynasty
affected him greatly.

He saw that China was dominated by an elite
ruling class and the ideology of Confucius which
favored tradition ove[...]d student Mao began organizing
movements and in 1921 he helped organize the
Communist party in China

It was during this time that the Chinese
Nationalists held the power but collaborated with
the Communists to secure a broad base. Mao held
important positions tin both parties during this
time

In 1927, when the break between the two factions
occurred, Mao turned to the countryside and began
organizing peasants in South China. His land reform

became widely known, sometimes to the opposition
of the party and Moscow.

In 1934 he had now an army, bu[...]of history’s most
remarkable military exploits, the Long March. A
6000-mile journey. It was a strateg[...]n
ten followers survived and when they arrived at the
caves of Yenan with about 8000 troops and party
f[...]established that Mao was their
leader.

Although the Japanese invaders in 1937 gave Mao
and Chiang a common enemy in battle, there was
never the rally toward a common army.

Instead Mao began undermining Chiang’s power
while fighting the Japanese at the same time.
Chiang, who considered the Communists the more
formidable enemy, lost power in the ensuing
struggle. In 1945 the Japanese invader was defeated
and shortly thereaf[...]it fell
before Mao’s peasant army of one-third the size
because it lacked popular support. Even Mao[...]ly thereafter.
Mao proclaimed on October 1, 1949, the People’s
Republic of China.

Beginning in the 1950’s, Mao’s preoccupation
turned inward to the problems of reorganizing and
reforming China. Old[...]ruption, waste, and long established traditions.

The Chinese began building their own industry
with the help of Russian blueprints and technicians,
but the year 1960 saw the Russians leaving and
relations between the two countries gradually fall
apart.

rafter China[...]sful nuclear detonation,

Mao saw China estranged from both East and West
and found Russian troops masse[...]ng built on his southern flank
in southeast Asia

From within, suspicions and: fear dominated
China's relations with the world. Internal conflicts
dominated Mao's regime as it moved from the
traditional past into the modern technological
present

Mao change in a series of small
Continued on Page 2

sought

Lynette Edwa[...]unt, maybe a part-time job
will renew your funds. The Job
Placement Center located in the
southeast corner of the cafeteria
is constantly making personal
contacts in the community.

The director of the center, Dr.
Al Hoeffel, has made personal
contact[...]compatible to
school schedules that will benefit
the students as well as the em-
ployers. Teachers are notified if
part-time jobs related to a
specific major (such as work in
the biology or business field), are
open. Class time[...]Report

MECHA President Alonzo
Morado challenged the validity of
Nancie Miner’s appointment as
Associated Students Vice
President at the AS Executive
Board meeting Sept. 7.

Miner was ap[...]dent Jim
Orick at an Executive Board
meeting July 23. The vacancy in
the office was because Albert
Higuera, a MECHA member
elected for the office last spring,
did not meet the constitutions 2.0
cumulative grade point average
requirement.

Morado questioned the con-
stitutional legality of the ap-
pointment on the grounds that
only two officers, President Orick
and Treasurer Randy Ridgway
were present at the meeting.

The AS constitution Article VI,
Section 6 states, ‘If any office is
not filled, the President, with the
majority approval of the
Executive Board, shall appoint a
qualified replacement for the
remainder of the term.”

Orick replied to Morado’s
questioning by stating that the
meeting did include a majority of
the Executive Board because at
that time there were o[...]o said that she had not even
been contacted about the
meeting.

Orick said that he was pleased
to see the interest MECHA was
showing in Student Government[...]ive member
parliamentary council to in-
vestigate the constitutional
validity of Miner's appointment
an[...]as

possible.

these announcements. According
to the center’s past per-
formances, 90-per cent of the
students who have come to the
center willing to work have found
a job.

Hoeffel is currently on a
semester sabbatical to find new
ways to improve the job
placement services. Joe Griego is
acting dire[...]ering,
counselor Mary Olshan, who also
works with the placement center,
had a baby girl, Aug. 27. She is
expected to return around Oct. 1.

Students are urged to stop by
the center if they have any em-
ployment problems or questions.
All available jobs are listed on
the board outside the center. The
center is open from 7:30 to 4:30
p.m. Monday through Friday.

GCC ripped off
over Labor Day

The GCC cafeteria was broken
into over the Labor Day weekend
and the money from four coin-
operated machines was stolen.
The burglary occurred sometime
between Saturday night[...]yet been determined if
forcible entry was used by the
culprits to gain access to the
cafeteria. A pop machine,
cigarette machine, and two
pinball machines were ran-
sacked. The amount of money
taken is not yet known, and there
is presently no leads on the case.
The Glendale Police are still
investigating.

Catalan[...]n-
power and security equipment
had been cited as the cir-
cumstance contributing to the
robbery. The security depart-
ment has requested from the
district more dead-bolt locks and
tamper-proof do[...]rsonne].

EL TIEMPO PASANDO

El Tiempo Pasando is the student

newspaper of Glendale Community College
‘and is an academic laboratory for the
Department of Journalism. It is published
weekly[...]ot
6000 West Olive Avenue, Glendale, Arizona.
85302
Co-editors Dave Van Ness
Noncy Ratti
Dove Von Nes[...]hkiss.
Adviser Gwen Vowles
ETP invites letters to the editor from any
reader. We will publish as many as possible
w[...]taste

Lynette on target

by Nancy Ratti

Hard work and tremendous
concentration has gotten 19-year-
old Lynette Edwards where she is
today

The GCC sophomore was
ranked ist on the U.S. fiefd ar-
chery team that recently
returned from Sweden, she is also
ranked 3rd in the nation by the
National Archery Association
and placed 5th in the Olympic
trials for the American team last
June.

Lynette has held many o[...]ar-
cher but these last three im-
portant titles all have been
acquired within the last three
months. She describes a typical
work-out that prepared her for
her rigorous competition.

“I'd shoot from 5-9 a.m. every
single morning, I'd lift weights
t[...].”” Lynette also held a full-
time job during the summer and
would sometimes shoot after
work. She said that archery is a
game that requires c[...]is concentration,
ten per cent is skill.”

When the middle of June rolled
around Lynette was ready tu be
selected for the Olympic team.
Trials were held in Oxford, Ohio.

Unfortunately for Lynette,
there was an all day torrential
rain storm the first day of
Olympic trials and competition
had t[...]s before and it
severely hurt her shooting. After
the first day of competition,
Lynette was in 11th place out of
50-60 other women, a big setback
for her.

For the next days of com-
petition the weather cleared and
Lynette steadily moved up but
could never catch the top because
of the low score of the first day.
She ended up in fifth place, one
point lower than the fourth-place
woman.

“If Ihadn’t had such a bad first
day, I would have probably been
one of the two selected for the
Olympic team. Oh well, there’s
always 1980.”[...]mpic trials
were over, Lynette began
training for the National
championships which were held
Aug. 3 in[...]event because
countries that had participated in
the Olympics came for the
tournament.

Lynette’s hard work paid off.
She finished in third place out of
80 o[...]er US.
team members flew to Molindail,
Sweden for the 4th World Field
Championship. This is an in-
tern[...]ented and ap-
proximately 90 persons com-
peting. The U.S. team members
ranged in ages from 22-50,
Lynette being the ‘‘baby”’ at 19.
One of the men on the team was
the U.S. Olympic gold medalist
Darrel Pace, and the team’s
coach was Al Henderson, who
coached the Olympic team this
year

Although Lynette had only been
shooting field archery (it is
technically different from target
archery) for two months, she was
the top member of the U.S. team,
and this tournament marked her
first i[...]prepared for a different type of
course than what the Swedes had
prepared for the archers. By the
end of the first day she was in
23rd place.

“No one knew what the course
would be like and when we saw it,
we started shaking in our boots,”*

she said. ‘The first day was just
horrid, everyone from the states
had practiced on a flat course.
The course in Sweden was
straight up mountains onto s[...]of 45 degrees and there we
were shooting anywhere from a
60-80 degree angle, straight up
hills, straight down hills.”

Shooting at such difficult
angles wasn’t the only problem
for the archers, just getting to the
spot to shoot was a major feat,
Lynette said. For most of the
targets they would have to climb
uprope ladders to get to the top of
the mountains and sometimes it
was impossible to carry their
equipment at the same time.

“On a couple of the targets,”
Lynette said, ‘someone would
have t[...]nds and knees because you
were afraid to fall off the
mountain.”

At one point, Lynette said, she
had to shoot from a log that was
overhanging a cliff with nothing
supporting it but roots from a
tree. She had to sit down to make
the shot.

To indicate how difficult the
course was, Lynette explained,
“A course with 28 targets like this
course would normally have
taken about four hours including
all the walking in Phoenix, in
Sweden it took a total of 10 hours.
We were dead by the end of the
day.”

One of Lynette’s main
problems, beside[...]this type of course,
was estimating distances up the
sides of these mountains.

“I knew not to overs[...]undershoot, it
was nearly impossible to
estimate the correct distances. It
was a big guessing game all day
long,”’ she said.

Lynette finished the com-
petition in 18th place and feels
she did a g[...]nexperience on this type of
course

“Even Pace, the Olympic gold
medalist, only finished 6th. Now
tha[...]SIC
Linda Ronstadt with Andrew Gold in concert at the Celebrity Theater, Friday and Saturday. Sept. 17-[...]50. 7.50.
a Price and Eddie Rabbitt in concert at the Civic Plaza
Bruce Springsteen in concert at the Veteran's Memoria

shan Hal Friday, Sept. 17, 7 p.m. Tickets—' oie $50. 4.50.

on Sunday, Sept. 26. 8 p.m. Tickets—$6.00.

jan Matthews and Tom Rush in concert at the Celebrity Theatre. Friday, Oct. 1. 8 p.m. Tickets~$5.7. 6.75.
The Whe in concert, Wednesday, Oct. 6. Tickets-$6.50,[...]r, featuring Meg Christian. Saturday. Sept. 18 in the Fiesta Room of the First

Presbyterian Church, Tempe. 8 p.m. Tickets—$3.00, 5.00.

‘THE ARTS
Phoenix Little Theatre presents "West Side Story’, Sept. 16-18, 24, 25. Oct. 1. and 2.
‘Stagebrush Theater Scottsdale players in “S[...]6 p.m. dinner. 8:30 curtain. Sunday

‘matinee. 2 p.m. cartain. Running through Oct. 17,

tron Sculptures by Mike McCleve in the GCC student's lounge. Displayed through Sept. 31.
‘The Glass Menagerie,” at the Southwest Ensemble Theatre, Sept. 29 through Oct. 3.
‘SPORTS
Football
Glendale CC v[...]e CC ws. Pasadena City College at GCC. Saortn "et 25, 7:30

Volteytall
Glendale CC vs. Cochise at Dou[...]vs. Eastern Anzona at Thatcher, Saturday. Sept 18.2 p.m
Glendale CC vs. Scottsdale CC at GCC, Tuesday. Sept. 21, § p.m.
Glendale CC vs. Mesa CC at GCC. Thursday. Sept. 23, 5 p.m.

Cross Cosntry
Glendale CC vs. Central A[...]esa CC and Phoenix Coliege at Mesa, Friday, Sept. 24, 4.30

more
about

revolutions that gained
momentum in virtually all
aspects of Chinese life.

Mao disappeared during this
great upheaval but emerged in
July 1966 in the famous Yangtze
River swim (one mile in three
minutes). It was supposedly a
move to show China and-the
world Mao was still very much
alive and in good health.

Mao then returned to Peking to
set in motion the Cultural
Revolution. In an unprecedented
move, Ma[...]n party because he thought
it has lost touch with the people.
To him the Cultural Revolution
was an attempt to keep the

* *

Continued from Pagel

revolutionary spirit alive even
after his death.

Although he considered the
United States a threat, it was an
attack by the Soviet Union that he
feared most.

In 1971, Mao and Chinese
leaders debated the easing of
hostilities with both countries. It
was the United States that was
picked first through the invitation
of a group of ping pong players.

In 1972 Mao welcomed an
American president to China and
the rest is recent world history.

It is not yet the time to assess
Mao’s impact on China and the
world. That will be done in the
future by future generations.

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14 MILE NORTH OF BETHAN[...]

The hardest part of the
weekend for GCC was getting
relatively close to S[...]t Havy
rains Thursday night and Friday
washed out the direct route to San
Diegoand forced the team to turn
back and travel via Indio and Los
Angeles. The bus pulled into the
beach town around midnight — a
12 hour trip that should have
normally taken less than eight.

'Ihedisappointment m the field
came in the fourth quarter with
Glendale behind 74) as a rsul[...]Benson's four-yard run. and
George Rowe converted the
point-after. but GCC was
penalized for illegal irocedure.
()1 the ensuing replay. Rowe‘s
kick missed and the Gauchos
were down by a point with seven
minutes left to play.

Palomar sat on the ball for the
majority of the time left. but GCC
had one more chance that fell for

Cross Country
drops PC race

Heshmen totally make up the
1976 Glendale cross country
tmm, so will be at a[...]espectable showing
agairst Phoenix College and in
the NAU Invitational meets
during the first two weeks of
sonool.

The team lost to PC, 3-73,
Friday (Sept. 10) at Guadalupe
Park, but Allen Estrada did place
fifth with a 22:49 time over the
4.2-mile course.

Estrada. who led GCC with a
27th place finish in the NAU
meet, led thefirst part of the PC
race until PC's tarry Hilmgo
took over and str[...]who came in at
D35.

Third went to Dave Oropeui
(2:30), who was followed by Ray
Rees at 22:47.

Even though the meet victor
had already been decided when
PC finished with six rimners out
of the first seven runners, the
mist spirited and exciting part of
therace came in the dash for 16th
place. GCC's Kevin Cowley
closed a[...]out of room and
list by a step, Both finished in
2466.

Former GCC runner Fred
Espinoza won the NAU In-
n'tational. sweeping the Hill-man
field on the 4.8 mile course run
over the Kowboy Kountry Club in
Flagstaff

Glendale runner[...]aenzr and 85th IRandy
Fspinozai

friday. Sept 17. the GCC team
travels to Central Arizona
College to meet the Vaqueros and
the Pima (‘C Aztecs

Palomar

naught when a 40-yard field goal
psi missed the crossbar.

Benson totalled 73 yards on 13
carria. Erik Madsen ran for 77
yards on 20 carries. and Ken
Dwglas romped for 28 yam on
12 trys.

Bill Schroeder. Tim Durham
and John Southland each in—
iercepted a pass in the GCC
secondary.

The Gauchos meet Eastern
Arizona in Thatcher on Saturday.
Sept 24.

The 1976 sports seasons are
well underway, but there is still
time to congratulate one of last
spring's teams. the women's
softball team from GCC. who
finished their season with a
ranking of number two in the
nation.

Because mediocre teams
sometimes win two or three day
tournaments with a lucky streak,
the regional tournament was not
held last year to determine a
malifying team from Arizona.
Glendale was automatically
picked because theirs was the
highat winning percentage in
league play.

The gal Gauchos had gone
through their league with only
one loss (3-2 to Maa) when the
spring semester was finished, but
instead of going home and to
alter place right away, decided
to make a run for the national
championship.

And run they did. Glendale
easily disposed of Nimon (2-0)
and LA. Valley (3-1) in their first
two games in the tournament at
Hungtinton Beach, Cal.

And then California sd‘tball
wa shocked as the y‘rls from
Glendale defeated host Golden
West, H) in nine in[...]den Want then had to win
two games before meeting the
Gauchos for the national
d'iampionship, while all GCC had
to do was sit back and watch.

Maybe watching was the wrong
thing to do. Golden Wat won a

pair. then came badt and took
two extra-inning games from the
Gauchos, 5-3 in 10 innings, and 1-0
in eight.

Kathy Warendorf finished the
season with seven wins in the
ninegamos she pitched anda .816
batting average. Val Troxel led
the team with a .430 average and
Tai Neeley ended with a team-
high 13 hits along with her .419
avenge.

The Gauchos finished the
season outscoriig the opponents.
171-53, with thethe same, and will
be looking for better things like[...]ural program on

Hub Boetto begins amther
year as the adviser of the men’s
intramurals, and this year hopes
to be able to have more programs
and a greater participation by the
students.

In the past, many tournaments
have had to be cancelled a[...]ble to play
became not enough people en-
tel-ed.

The intramural program is
open to all students. with 11
different sports planned for the
197677 school year.

Baseball games began Mori~[...]-country meet ag-
ainst Phoenix College. GCC
lost the meet, but Estrada
took top honors tor the Gau-
chos with a lifth place fin»
ish.

my, Sept. 13, wratling begins
Sept. 23. will be held on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 1-3 pm,
bowling sigmips are now heirs
accepted with competition to
begin as soon as the details are
wa-ked out with the bowlirg
alley.

Flag football wasn’t played las[...]i
players, but Boetto said if enough
men sign up. the-e will be gama
and a tournament.

Sports to be held later in the
year are: basketball, tennis.
table tennis. badminton. softball.
handball. billiards and the annual
cross country ‘turkey run.’

For any further details cori-
oerning intramurals. check the
bulletin board outside the men's
locker rooms or with Boetto in his
office.[...]akes over as coach

When field hockey was dropped from the women‘s sports program
because of lack of funds. field hockey coach Mariam Amtin moved
right in as head volleyball coach. assuring that GCC will have another
successful year on the court and in the state competition,

Mrs. Austin's field hockey teams have always been successful, and
last year won the state championship for the third straight time.

Returning from last year's 11-5 team are Dawna Clayton. Sally
Bo[...]xel, Diane Mason, Gail Ritter and Peaches Seniuk.
The new members of the team are freshman Carol Carvoo, Pam
Smith. Larric[...]is year is Jack Robinson. who was an
alternate on the US. Olympic team. is a nationally~rated referee, and
15 known to many local volleyball fans as the referee of the Phoenix
Heat‘s (International Volleyball Association) gams.

The bumpset-spikers open their regular season Friday.[...]uglas, travel to Thatcher to play Eastern
Arizona the next afternoon. and come home for the first time on
Tuesday. Sept. 21 against Scottsdale.

The team played in the Pima Invitational tournament over the
labor Day holiday, and defeated highly»ranked Ce[...]a and Eastern. Clayton
was honored as a member of the all-tournament team.

oftball champions

GCC gridders[...]to his coaching staff that should
greatly benefit the Glendale grid
team over the new season.

Paul Williams was on a
recruiting trip for the University
of Oregon last spring and was in
the Glendale area checking on
prospects when be conta[...]oaxed to leave his position as
assistant coach at the U of 0 and
return to Arizona and take an

assista[...]Univer-
sity before hanging up his pads to
coach the SI‘SU freshman team
for three years. He then ldt the
Bay area to coach at Carl Haydui
High School in P[...]oving on to
Oregon,

He now is employed at GCC as
the equipment manager in the
PE. department in addition to
tn's coaching duties,

Williams has high hopes fir the
1976 edition of the Gaucho
gridiron corps, stressing that the
team has good team speed and
should have a tough defensive
mit.

“We have some good strong
people on the defemive line."
“and some
good quick people in the back-
field, including 3111 Schroeder
from Cortez and Tim Durham
from Trevor Browne."

Williams will be in charge of
the defensive secondary. and
helping in overall defen[...]D—i

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placed in the top 10 in the nation
each of those years, takes over as
women‘s coach this year in
hopes of giving the GCC
women's sports program another
in its string of championships.

The team will be playing its
home matches at Wigwam
Country Club and Villa de Pal.
depending on the availability of
the courses

Eight different girls will be
competing in a weekly qualifying
round for the top match positions.
which are six in dual matches
and four in invitational matches.

Atotal of 12 matches (six dual,
six invitational) will be played,
beginning on Sept. 2:) and running
through the first week of
December. All matches will be
played in the early afternoon
(ether 1 p.m. or 2 p.m.),

Coach Weiss says that five girls

men

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behind.

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twins, (Sue and Sandy), totem
Mia-ray and Patty Havir are
axisistently scoring in the my.
7th or low ms. But Lauri
Harrison, Bret Jenki[...]se. and are
mver far back.

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ladies are very hard workers and
are always[...]," Weiss
explained,

Lynette on target

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SEPTEMBER 23, 1976

McCarthy on ballots;
attends local dinner[...]ld
Sept. 13 in Phoenix and
demanded equal time in the
scheduled debates between
President Ford and Jimm[...]10,000 signatures to get
him on Arizona’s Nov. 2 ballot
McCarthy expects to be on the
ballot in 40-45 states. He said he
has been to court in some states
just to get on the ballot. Ac-
cording to some polls he has 20
per cent of the vote in certain
northeastern states.

When asked why he did not stay
with the Democratic party he
replied, ‘‘everybody in the
Democratic party gets bumped
out” by the primary. McCarthy
said that supporters petitioning
him for president is the “most
unusual event in American
history.” He added that state
laws ‘protect the two parties.”
He said, “the Democratic party
is an institution on the edge of
disaster.””

Bill McCune, Independent for
Arizona’s 3rd Congressional
district. was at the Bar-B-Q
collecting signatures to get on the
Nov. 2 ballot

McCune has served six years
as a Republican in the State
Legislature and recently spon-
sored the bill for the repeal of the
helmet law

When asked how he felt about
the power companies McCune
said. ‘The utility companies are
a conspiracy to keep technology
from advancing.’’ He said, ‘‘With
the technology developed today,
housing could be self[...]didate for State Senator
district 18, was also at the Bar-B-
Q passing out her resume.

Shaw was recently a candidate
for the Mayor of Phoenix, also in
the 1950's for the House of
Representatives. She been
active in various service organi
zations in the community such as
the Kitchen, the
f Commerce

Comraunity

Chamber

European Displacement
Program, American Red Cross
and the North Phoenix Business
and Professional Womens Club

Eugene McCarthy

Women meet

The Association of Women
Students (AWS) met Sept. 14, to
re-instate the organization that
did not meet last year. Consuelo
Olivo, acting president,
welcomed some 24 students who
indicated interest in the
association

The adviser of the
organization, Herlinda Torres,
and the co-adviser, Mary Lou
Williams, welcomed the group as
did Dr. Nancy L. Noll, dean of
students

In order to complete the
organization, a nominating
committee — Sandra LeDrew,
Sandra Higaonna, Vickie
Ridgway, Debbie McChesney —
was appointed to present a slate
of officers for the next meeting,
Sept. 23, at 2 p.m., in the faculty
dining room

The group is primarily a social
organization Miss Olivo
presented some ideas for the
year’s activities a women's
week, an international fashion
show. a breakfast with the
Governor or his wife, a dance or
dinner to benefit a worthwhile
cause, coffee-doughnut meetings
with mayors from the surround
ing communities guest
speakers and even a speaker
one of the lib
organizations

\ll women students are invited[...]was greeted by a cheering crowd
of approximately 2,500 at the
State Capitol lawn for a lively
rally

Carter, su[...]fficers
perched on nearby roofs, shook
hands with the crowd before and
after his speech.

Carter came t[...]nan Morris
Udall who finished second to
Carter in the Democratic
primary. Both Udall and
Democratic candidate for the
US. Senate, Dennis DeConcini,
were with Carter at the rally.

Carter told the crowd that he
cared about Arizonans.

“To the best of my knowledge,
this is the first time a Democratic
nominee for president has[...]ators who had gathered
peacefully carrying signs. Thethethe states
that are most liberal will pass a
free and easy abortion law. This
means the rich women from all
over the country could go to that
state to have a legal abortion. He
said he was in favor of a uniform
law for all states

BSU recruits
new students

by Shari Hearn

To increase the population of
blacks and other minorities at
GCC is the purpose of the new
Minority Recruitment program
offered through the Student
Services.

The program was started at the
end of last semester by Black
Student Union (BSU)[...]Curtis Malcolm

Student recruiter Culpepper
said the program's first priority
is to increase the black
population at GCC. To meet this
objective, the staff of the
minority recruitment set up
booths at Metrocenter and
Christown during the summer to
answer questions from
prospective students. This effort
brought about a 15 to 20 per cent
increase in the black popuiation
at GCC

One of the reasons Glendale
needs an increase in the black
enrollment, Culpepper said, is so
that blac[...]nstructors

Culpepper said this semester
will see the hiring of four black
instructors, a black counsel[...]urtis

Malcolm. were invited to attend

Mo Udall (right) and U.S. Senate hopeful Dennis DeConc’

(center) applaud Jimmy Carter, the Democratic presidential
nominee at rally held on the capitol grounds last week. Carter
gave the crowd his views on abortion, fAedicaid and income

tax,

and then went to a fund-raising dinner at the

Hyatt-Regency to benefit Udall.

Carter said as president he
would do everything possible to
minimize the need for abortions,
therefore minimizing unwanted
pregnancies

Carter said he would work hard
for a national health care
program. Carter said an average
family will spend $2,400 annually
for health care, $15 billion is
spent by federal government on
Medicaid and 25 to 50 per cent is
either stolen or wasted. A
nat[...]is already
costing us, he said

Carter mentioned the fact that
he was a peanut farmer many
times in his 25 minute speech. He
told the crowd that he knew what
it was like to have to work for a
living. He said that he used a
budget when[...]dent.
He said he would have a balanced
budget for the United States

(Photo by George Hotchkiss)

gover[...]eferred to our income
tax system as a disgrace to the
human race. “It’s got to be
changed.” -

He said he would work for a
balanced system for paying
taxes. He said that the average
family earning $10,000 is paying a
higher proportion of taxes than
the family earning a million
dollars annually.

Carte[...]948
when Harry Truman was elected.
He appealed to the people of
Arizona for their support.

“It’s g[...]ncumbent president, but I’m
going to do it.”

The crowd lined up on the
street to watch as Jimmy Carter
pulled away in hi[...]rk

“Veterans? Yeah, I know about
them. They're the guys who're
ripping-off the government by
enrolling at Glendale and then
neve[...]p.’’ Sound
familiar?

A number of people have the
impression that this is the
average academic life of the
veterans who enroll in institu-

the screening committee and ask
the applicants one question

Culpepper said his question
was “‘given the attrition rate of 43
per cent, how would you go a[...]lacks on campus?”

Besides recruiting students,
the Minority Recruitment
program is also involved with
trying to keep students from
dropping out. Culpepper said if
any student is having problems,
then he should drop in to room
SO-125. Culpepper added that if
they can’t help a student out, then
they will send him to someone
who will

The program is not
discriminatory, Culpepper said
add[...]but it
really isn’t so.

Bob Christian, one of the GCC
counselors for the vets says,
when comparing the Full Time
Student Equivalent charts be-
tween the regular students and
the veterans, on an average the
veterans are taking the most
credit hours. Because they
receive payment for their school
treining, the vets’ progress is
being scrutinized with a wary
eye, so the likelihood of them
getting something for nothing is
very slight. In general the
majority of veterans are pur-
suing a curriculum[...]a better
position in life

Christian says at GCC the vets
are usually not paid for more
than the first 64 attempted credit
hours, but after this h[...]m
to go on a restricted category.
This gives them the opportunity
to take extra credits and to be
paid[...]ng to their desired degree.

It is important that all veterans
who have transferred from other
schools send their transcripts to
GCC as soon as possible. The vets
are given one semester but if the
ranscripts are not here by the
second the government will stop
payment. It is also stressed that
any change of address or credit
hours be reported to the Veteran
Service Center

Editorial

The time has come when South Africa must either
abandon its apartheid policies or face ruin. Already in ~
the past three months racial turmoil there has
claimed 365 lives. More will surely follow. That is
unless the South Africa leaders read the writing on
the wall and give up on their archaic system.

The apartheid system has long given the white
South African minority dominance over the black
majority. It has lead to South Africa becoming a
financial paradise for the whites. They own all the
major industry, get the best jobs and the blacks do
most of the low-paying, back-breaking work. So it is
understandable that the whites cling stubbornly to the
status quo.

But, the foundation of the system rests on the blacks
crushed beneath it. That foundation will surely
crumble now that the blacks have shown that they
will no longer take it. Inner duress is not the only
pressure against South Africa’s apartheid policy. The
international community has frowned upon it. This
was proved in the recent Olympics by the many
countries boycott of the event over South Africa’s
participation.

Furthermore, the apartheid system is out-dated. No
other industria[...]can expect to prosper. A system that operates on the
oppression of the majority simply cannot function for
long. Similar systems in other countries faded away
with the awakening of the masses. Feudalism is long
since dead in Europe and slavery and segregation are
only history in the United States.

Inevitably, the system will fall. That is not what
the South Africans address themselves to. The
question they must answer is whether to give up their
antiquated system and[...]by Arch Gillespie

I remember rather vividly on
the eve of World War II there
appeared in the news media (no
TV then) the sensational story of
a 10-year-old boy conducting the
New York Philharmonic Or-
chestra. Billed as ‘‘Little Lorin,
the Boy Wonder’’ the youthful
prodigy retired some short time
later with the statement “‘I must
prove my mettle.”’

Ye[...]to “‘Little Lorin”
and found out one day in the early
sixties. Little Lorin, now Lorin
Maazel reappeared on the
American scene once again to
conduct the New York
Philharmonic. Maazel, by now
famous throughout Europe, gave
to the press a statement of his
qualifications.

“I am considered the greatest
conductor of my time,” he said.

Appearing at ASU’s Gammage
Auditorium, Sept. 13, with the
Cleveland Orchestra, Lorin
Maazel proved his mettle even
though he may not have proved
that he was the greatest con-
ductor of his time. Works for the
event were Beethoven’s Sym-
phony No. 3 in E-flat major, ‘the
Ervica,” and Brahms Symphony
No. 4in E minor

The Cleveland Orchestra,
considered one of the top or-
chestras in the U.S., was superb
in its performance. Moulded by
g[...]ducting such as
Damrosch, Rodzinski, Szell, etc.,
the orchestra is well-grounded in
its style of playing. Noticeable
was the horn section which came
through strong and clean in both
selections

The evening’s disappointment
came with the playing of the first
selection, the Beethoven sym-
phony. It was not a fault in
performance but in terpretation.

The Eroica is a_ strong,
dynamic and stately work and
should be interpreted ac-
cordingly. A romant[...]not, and
Maazel’s interpretation as such
proved the point. One has to listen
to recordings by Toscani[...]r a strong,
dynamic and forward presen-
tation of the work

The Eroica should make one
want to crawl around in hi[...]viewer. However, there were
virtuous movements in the Third

Staff Laffs Out
Commie

by Joe Paulmenn

I[...]merica today. As
I sat slightly bored in front of the
tube last week, I noticed a-new
situation comedy[...]iet family living in
Communist Russia called Ivan
the Terrible. I watched in utter
disbelief as I realized that this
show will probably be the biggest
thing to hit TV since I Love Lucy

The biggest problem with
comedies today is that they[...]fast. There is only so
much humor you can squeeze
from an American family: but a

Rock Review

Bob Dylan[...]evision special ‘Hard
Rain.””

Dylan opened the show with his
Rolling Thunder Revue and
played the song “Hard Rain”’ but
seemed to have some t[...]y Charles Shropshire

things went better and even the
camera projections and angle
came through. These were the
roughest parts but the latter part
of the show was excellent.

The show was taped “‘live’’ at
the University of Colorado and
luckily so, for shortl[...]Bicentennial rip-off

by Andrea Passage

Now that the bicentennial year
is coming to a close, people ar[...]tarting to forget what
happened and where. During the
course of the year and a half
before the famous Independence
Day, there were such comments
as “I think the Bicentennial is a
rip-off” or “‘the whole thing is a
farce” and “‘I’m so disg[...]no purpose in celebrating its
birth.”

Now that the all important day
is past, where has all the fury and
fuss gone? What happened to the
ever so frequent Bicentennial
minutes? Where are the first
grade stories and the high school
essays about “What the Bicen-
tennial means to me?” Have they
all ended up in a garbage can
somewhere? What did the
Bicentennial mean to all those
people?

From the beginning of 1975
until July 4th, 1976, America the
beautiful was polluted with
everything from Bicentennial
bumper stickers to Bicentennial
unde[...]treak, business had never
been more booming since the
gold rush days when everyone
was capitalizing on everyone
else's frantic efforts to get in on
the great gain. Even in our own

Symphony, especially in the last
part of the third movement and
all the fourth movement. Here
the strings became exciting and
the horns sounded their notes
loud and clear.

The Brahms Sypmphony was
the proving ground for Maazel’s
mettle. In one of the finest in-
terpretations of this work I have
ever heard, Maazel and the
Clevelanders gave to this last
symphony of Brahms[...]in most in-
terpretations. What he failed to
give the Eroica, he gave to the
Fourth — perhaps he was saving
it for the occasion. Whatever the
reason, the performance earned
the conductor and orchestra loud
and vociferous standing ovations.

humor hits

household of Commies, the
possibilities are limitless, if not
hysterical.

One episode could have the
family pitching in to send
Grandma to a resort in[...]thor. Yet, another
episode could have Ivan hiding
from the KGB for what he thinks
is his excessive traffic violations
when really all they want to do is
present him with the Comrade of
the Year award

campus bookstore I noticed a
rather large ad in the window for
photo-puzzles, a Bicentennial
special. What the devil does a
film developer, trying to make a
profit on photo-puzzles and T-
shirts, have to do with the
Bicentennial?

The benefit that came from a
year and a half of celebrating
went to merchants’ and
businesses and advertising
agencies. The ‘‘celebration”’
consisted of ungodly ex-
penditures on the part of
businesses and individuals as
well as whole cities, all for the
purpose of “show.” Large floats,
gorgeous cos[...]pt a good time.
“Everybody loves a parade” as
the saying goes, and to me that’s
all the public got. Now that the
parade is over, do the black
people, who have come the
furthest since 1776, feel that their
freedom has[...]d?

Are we a free nation? What
we've done is free the blacks but
now we've enslaved and im-
prisoned our soldiers, the
prisoners of war that are
members of an
portunity employer,” the U.S
Army. This is not a situation
worth celebrating, but on the
other hand, our Bicentennial year
was one of the few that this
country has not been engaged in
act[...]If so, it was not very
widely publicized so that the
whole nation could join in.

Yes, I feel the Bicentennial was
a farce, not to mention a waste[...]IEMPO PASANDO

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newspaper of Glendale Community College
and is an academic laboratory for the
Department of Journalism. it is published

weekly[...]at
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the tube

If the show is any kind of
success of course there will be the
spin-offs. Commie Capers, and
Life with Nikita ar[...]for
fabulous prizes like Mig jets, T2
tanks, and the big deal of the day,
a thermonuclear warhead

‘There will no do[...]ut I kind of miss
Lucy

Dylan excellent on TV

the Revue and quit. It has been
almost 5 years since[...]go into seclusion for so long
again. Dylan wanted the tour to
be small and clublike so as to not
draw huge, crushing crowds that
would naturally flock to see him

Thethe Wind.” Joan's excellent
voice and articulation really
accented the show

From there on Dylan took over
with his electric guitar[...]ary tunes
as “Maggies Farm” and ‘‘Shelter
from the Storm.” It was very nice
for those of us who ha[...]rd to tell where Dylan
will go or what he will do from
here. His last album, ‘‘Desire,”’ is
an excellent recording and it
restored the remarkable Dylan
sound people had been waiting
for.

Who knows what’s in store for
him in the future. For the “times
they are a changing...”

Staff Speaks[...]me it
was a big deal.

Actually it wasn't exactly the
thrill of seeing the ‘‘next
President of the United States,”
itwas the thrill of rating to get an
official press pass.

A press pass? —~

Apress pass is a precious piece
of paper created specifically for
those people in the news media. It
enables them to stroll through the
masses of people, straight
through the security guards into
a spot with the best view of the
celebrity. All you have to do is to
flash your card saying ‘“‘“PRESS”’
and the security ropes are im-
medately parted.

Two Mond[...]e, well
maybe hundreds of people,
crowding around the State Capi-
tol lawn to see Jimmy Carter ar-
rive[...]er ETP staff
members simply edged our way
through the crushing crowd and
straight up to the security men,
flashed our press passes and ZAP
we were in the official press ring.

What an ego trip it was when a
man in the crowd, who looked
very crunched in, said in a
thoroughly disgusted voice,
“There goes the damn Press.”

Once inside the roped off area
for the exclusive press people, I
was amazed to see the company I
was in.

There were TV news celebrities[...]r
mechanical delights, and there
were news people from nearly
every newspaper in the state
scribbling out notes on teeny
notebooks tha[...]to
their back pockets

Ireally flipped when I saw the
press pass of the man standing
next to me, he was from the
Chicago Tribune! I wanted to
shake his hand more[...]er’s

Jimmy Carter came to
Phoenix, and dazzled the crowds
with his wit and campaign
speeches, I, on the other hand
was dazzled by my press pass. I
wonder if the people at Jimmy
Carter campaign headquarters
knew I'd be more impressed with
my press pass than the “next
President of the United States’?

»

.

-~ o>

Hopper's helpers main[...]room facilities,
you have to thank Rex Hopper
and the 37 men who provide the
maintenance service for the
campus.

Hopper, College Facilities
Supervisor of[...], said his department
is made up of three groups: the
grounds crew, the custodian
crew, and the heating and cooling
crew

He said that no repairs[...]ones, or remodeling is
done by maintenance since the
department is not equipped to do
SO.

“We have[...]car-
penters, and painters. Those
people service the entire district
of five separate campus that
stretches from Mesa to Glen-
dale.”

When asked about the specifics
of the heating and cooling for the
buildings, Hopper said that the
cooling system is a centralized
chilled water system.

“All the water is cooled and
chilled in a central location in the
maintenance area,” he said.
“From there it goes through
pipes out to each building and
passes through cooling coils
A fan behind the coils blows air
into the classrooms and offices.”

Hopper said that the warm
water is returned to the cooling

Maybe now it'll
take less than an
hour to get out

Relief is in sight for some of the
traffic troubles around GCC. It
will be in the form of a traffic
light to be placed at the in-
tersection of the north parking
lot’s south access road and 59th
Ave.

The access road will also be
widened to three lanes.

The work to be done stems
from a proposal from the
Glendale City Council to the
Maricopa County Community
College District. The council
agreed to pay for the cost of
putting up the light if the district
would first widen the road, to
include left and right hand turn
lanes.

This was subsequently ap-
proved by the board and the
district.

Work has begun, but the light
probably will not be up until
sometime in the spring semester.

Another traffic proposal from
the Glendale city council is also
being studied. It is a com-
prehensive study suggesting the
alignment of the campus’ front
entrance with 61st Ave. the
MCCCD planning department is
now studying the plan for
viability.

Jim Hall,

GCC Heating and A[...]per on terminal of small computer used to control
the chilled water flow of campus cooling system.

towers located in the main-
tenance area where it is rechilled
and sent back again to the
buildings.

An interesting feature of the
cooling system is the method
used to control the chilled water.
Hopper said a small computer is
installed in the basement in the
maintenance area and does most
of the controlling of the chilled
water.

“We can program the com-
puter to start the chillers at four
o'clock, five o'clock, 7:02, or
whatever time is necessary,’’ he
said.

He said that the room ther-
mostats can only control a few
degrees at the most since cooling
is determined primarily by the
chilled water temperature.

Hopper said that a pr[...]people
try to make a cool room warmer
by opening the door.

He said it doesn’t work because
the air conditioning system at-
tempts to bring the temperature
back up and will in some cases
make the room even colder.

Besides upsetting the balance
of air flow of that particular
room, it can upset the air flow in
other zones in the building, he
said.

The heating, less complex, is
done in each building by elec-
tricity and is controlled by the
same room thermostats used for
the cooling. The changeover from
cooling to heating (and vice
versa) must be done[...]and strict security must be
maintained.

He said the district holds to an
“open campus”’ policy toward the
community at all times and will
probably do so unless something
se[...]perform
its function.

“I personally feel that the
faculty, staff, and students as a
whole appreciat[...]by Joe Paulmenn

It has been said manv times that the office of vice
president is not a working one. As[...]t wrong.

Nancie has been working steadily during the
summer to get student government off to a good
st[...]ent. She also spoke with student govern-
ments in the feeder high schools in an effort to get
them invo[...]ancie has had experience in student government
in the past. She was treasurer of her senior class at
Ma[...]k an active roll in helping
registration become a success this year, and Nancie
was a major factor in organizing the AS effort. She
said that AS government was thanke[...]nner

by Shari Hearn

“Gerald Ford has done for the
national parks what Sam Steiger
has done for the state of burros.””

The above was just one of the
many humorous statements that
flowed from the mouths of Morris
K. Udall and Jimmy Carter at a
fund raising dinner held at the
Hyatt Regency in Phoenix.

The banquet was held on Sept.
13 and according to the Arizona
Republic, attracted more than
600 persons[...]Udall who is $150,000 in
dett after trying to win the
democratic nomination, of which
Carter was the victor.

Both Udall and Carter shook
hands with everyone present at
the $100-a-plate dinner, then gave
speeches that were[...]h humor and seriousness

Reflecting on his losing the
nomination, Udall said that not
everyone can be f[...]he said

Looking over to Carter who was
seated on the stage, Udall
remarked, “I hope you will do
unto Ford and Dole what you did
unto me.”

Turning the podium over to
Carter, Udall stated that,
“Ariz[...]leadership,’ which brought a
round of applause from the
audience

“Arizona hasn’t gone democrat
since 1948," Carter began while
gazing at the Arizona crowd.
“I'm looking forward to giving
you another chance.”

During the speeches it was
brought out that Udall is frum St.
John’s, Ariz. This fact caused
Carter, who is from Plains, Ga. to
comment that Udall is “‘the only
person I've ever known that could
make me feel like a city slicker.”

Carter mentioned the various
slogans that the Republicans
have made up during the past
eight years. These slogans in-

clude “Whi[...]” and ‘‘peace is at
hand.”’ Carter said the only
slogan we can trust is ‘‘Nixon is
the one.”’

Turing to more serious mat-
ters, Carter reflected on the
troubles that have faced the
nation.

“Our system of government
hasn't reall[...]ployment. ‘‘Our system of
government is still the best on
earth. We've bound ourselves ina
system b[...]aditionally have been
ignored. He said that he is the
first Democratic nominee to ever
visit Albama. Carter said this
shows the country is changing
and the campaign is not based on
geography, but on ‘“‘how well you
present yourself to the people.”’

AS Report

Four new commissioners have
been approved by the officers of
the AS board. The commission
posts filled and their duties are as
f[...]city
Commissioner, is responsible for
publicizing all AS activities.

Karen Friedman, Department
Commis[...]l programs such as book
reviews and activities in the
music and drama department.

Sue Moses, Club Com-[...]business. She is in
charge of club open house and the
activities fair

Rene Mendez, Omsbudsman,
will in[...]plaints submitted by
students in a complaint box. The
omsbudsman will be the media-
tor between the student body and
the AS.

The post of Social
missioner is pending.

Com-

Bruce Springsteen in concert at
the Coliseum, Sunday, Sept. 26, 8
p.m. Tickets — $6.00, 5.00.

lan Matthews in concert at the
Celebrity Theater, Friday, Oct. 1,8
p.m. Tickets — $5.75, 6.75.

The Who in concert, at the
Coliseum, Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Tickets — $6.50, 7.50 8.50.

SPORTS
Football
Glendale CC vs. Pasadena City
College at GCC, Saturday, Sept. 25,
7:D p.m
Arizona State University vs.
California at Tempe, Sept. 25, 7:30
p.m
University of Arizona vs.
Brigham Young at Tucson, Sept
2.
Northern Arizona University vs.
Nebraska-Omaha, Sept. 25.
Glendale CC vs. Phoenix College
at PC, Saturday, Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m
Arizona State vs. Wyoming at
Laramie, Oct. 2.
University of Arizona vs. North-
western at Evanston, lil., Oct. 2.

Volleyball

Glendale CC vs. Mesa CC at
GCC, Thursday, Sept. 23, 5 p.m.

Glendale CC vs. Central Arizona
College at CAC, Tuesday, Sept. 28,
4pm

Glendale CC vs. Arizona
Western at GCC, Fr[...]. Mesa and
Phoenix College at Mesa, Friday,
Sept. 24, 4 p.m

Glendale CC vs. Central Arizona
a[...]

European travellers on campus...

Gwen Vo[...]r

by Shari Hearn

Athens, Rome, Florence,
Paris. All places many of us
dream of visiting.

This summer[...]n Vowles, journalism
professor.

“T'll never be the same,” Mrs.
Vowles said of the month-long
European study-tour she and her
husband ventured on.

The tour was conducted by
history Prof. Richard Goldberg
of Phoenix College and, besides
the cities mentioned above, the
trip included Pompeii, Geneva
and London.

“T c[...]mind.”

Mrs. Vowles said she thought
London was the best city she
visited. She explained that
speaking the language helped.
She added that her ancestors are
from England and she has a
knowledge of English litera[...]words, she said, ‘‘I felt at
home.”

As for the country she liked the
best, Mrs. Vowles said it had to
be Greece

“The Acropolis was just a big
thrill,"’ she s[...]study
sabbatical

by Cynthia Branham

Researching the techniques of
the “Old Masters’’ William H.
Ahrendt, GCC instructor of life
drawing, felt his trip to Europe
was a success.

While on sabbatical last spring
semester, Ahren[...]ase of operation
for studying painting methods of
the “Old Masters.” His main
research was of Ruben[...]tled ‘‘Meleager and
Atlanta,”’ painted in the 1640’s.

Ahrendt said he selected this
painting ‘‘because Ruben’s
technique stands among the most
prominent of the baroque style, in
that the technique is more
evident visually in paint struc[...]mbrandt,
which is more complex.”

“One learns from the
development of the painting; that
is, the ‘underpainting’ on through
to the ‘overpainting’ which is
what people see,”’ he said.

A painting of the Old Masters
was done on a gray tone of
canvas, no[...]stark white, canvasses. Ahrendt
explained, ‘‘The gray toned can-
vas gave end results of darker
shadow tones and the lighter
tones gave a more luminary
An extra highlight to Ahrendt’s
trip was when he had the op-
portunity to visit and work with a
former student of his, Bill
Kenrich, in Lu[...]ring an 18th cen-
tury altar painting, originally
from a Lucca cathedral, now
belonging to a private owner.

Ahrendt will have the 6 ft. X 4
ft. painting he did in Europe
around the campus at various
times and places throughout the
school year

in her mind. “I've never seen
such blue skies as I've seen in
Greece.”’

Mrs. Vowles said the thing she
didn't like on the tour was the
heat and the noise. She called the
noise “‘apalling,’’ especially in
Athens, Rome and Florence.

“The people never seem to go
to sleep,”’ she said. “‘They must
stay awake all night long. The
traffic never stops.”

In contrast, Mrs. Vowles[...]uiet city. So quiet, in
fact, that it’s against the law to
honk your horn

Even though thethe wrong
underground station. It was 11
p.m. and she said they had to
wake someone up in the station to
buy another ticket form. The
amazing part of it was that
nobody spoke English[...]said.

Mrs. Vowles said she felt safe
in walking the streets in all the
cities she visited. She added that
there’s probably less crime than
in the U.S. because the penalties
are so severe.

The ancient ruins caught her
eye, and she remarked that “‘it’s
amazing that there’s anything at
all left of the ancient art and
ruins because of the forces that
came and destroyed them. I was
consta[...]e were
ruins.””

Mrs. Vowles said she enjoyed
the study tour more than any
other type of tour because of the
excellent accommodations, the
very knowledgeable guides, the
lectures and the free time they
were allowed to have.

She said she would recommend
the trip to anyone but that people
should ‘‘go wi[...]ne with no background.”
She said she understood the art
because of the art class that she
took at Glendale.

All in all, was she impressed
with the tour?

“Every night for a month I had
dreams of[...]by Odice Steed

“A learning experience may be
the contact with the historical
past and the culture of people ...
Much about those who used t[...]or.

During her sabbatical leave
this summer (May 25 to July 2),
Mrs. Blakey visited two countries
that offered[...]es and literature
classes she teaches. She sought
the historically renowned places
in Italy and Greece.[...]to these
countries and one that was
planned with the aid of From-
mer’s ‘Europe on $10 to $15 a
day.” Also, the tourist bureaus in
railroad stations she found
helpful.

Unlike the planned tour, her
method gave her the opportunity
to mingle with the people,
travelling by bus, train, taxi and
much w[...]somehow by looking
back while driving, or pulling the
wrong cord on the Orient Express
which brings the train to a halt
when being in a compartment
with a couple from Yugoslavia
and one from Chile and no
common-language understand-
ing, but laughter common to all
were among her memories.

The pension, the moderately
priced hotel in which she stayed,
was another place to be in touch
with the people. Breakfasts were
provided in Italy, but not so in
Greece. The ‘‘Greek salads are
wonderful,”’ she commented. The

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She said the friendliness of the
Greeks who are ‘‘self-confident,
outgoing and equal people” was
obvious. ‘“The Italians are used to
being dictated to and[...]lakey visited Venice,
Florence, Rome and Pompeii.
The old section of Venice, for
instance, had well-pre[...]ualize settings of ‘‘Othello,”’
she said. The gray-pink marble in
Florence impressed her. Rome
and its ancient Forum as well as
the association with Christianity
and the Renaissance buildings
were not overlooked.

Place[...]around Greece, were
on Blakey’s itinerary also. The
preserved areas which recalled
philosophers, Gree[...]eat
works were produced are well
remembered after the visit, she
said, ‘‘since Greece is the mother
of western civilization as well as
the fountainhead of literature,
especially drama.”

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The first setback, which could
prove to be a major one, came
only four plays into the game
Sophomore linebacker Ed
Rearick dislocated a[...]dena City College
this week

Things went well for the
Gauchos for a while, beginning
with Ken Beckman’s first punt of
the game. He boomed one 52
yards, which gave Eastern poor
field position on its own 29-yard
ine
. On Eastern’s first play, Terry
Jordon intercepted and took it to
the 25-yard line, where Jack
Chilton took it in for the touch-
down two plays later.

Less than two minut[...], Glendale
was up, 14-0.

So much for euphoria in the
minds of GCC football fans.

Nine plays later Joh[...]n’s Reggie Peters scored
his first touchdown of the night
from 11 yards out. Todd Wilson
kicked the extra point to the
Gauchos’ lead in half.

Glendale failed to move the ball
on its next possession, and after
Beckman’s punt sailed better
than 55 yards, the Gila Monsters
took just seven plays to even up
the score. Gary Malaea took the
ball over from the 11 for the
touchdown.

GCC couldn’t get anything
going in the second quarter, and
Eastern scored twice in the last
four minutes of the first half.
Jerryl Moore scored on a 13-yard
pass from Steve Carstens (9 of 19
for 125 yards) and Carstens ran
the second one from one yard out.

The second half saw the
Gauchos and Monsters trade TDs
right away, Chilton going over on
a quarterback sneak a[...]nd for Eastern on an eight-
yard run at 4:54.

In thethe season Friday,
dropping a dual meet to Pima
and Central Arizona. Pima swept
the first four places and easily
won the meet with 17 points, CAC
finished with 47 and GCC had 73.

Pima's Art Menshaca blistered
the 4.2 mile course in 22:21,
teammate Frank Canez came in
two seconds later, and Ruben
Ruiz completed the Aztec sweep
in 22:27.

GCC’s Allen Estrada topped
the Gaucho squad, as he’s done
all season, with an eighth-place
finish in 23:31. George Laborin
finished 14th in 24:33, Randy
Espinoza (who's coming off a leg
injury) came in at 25:05, good
enough for 18th, and Kevin
Cowley followed in 19th with a
25:09 time. Scott Smith was 22nd
in 25:54 and Jerry Bowman ended
GCC’s runners with a 26th place
finish in 27:35

Pima’s runners led from the
start, and near the end, it was a
toss-up between Menshaca,
Canez and Ruiz. The three were
side by side when they passed the
quarter-mile mark, but Men-
shaca started pulling away and
sprinted home as the victory

The race was run on Central's
home course, through the desert
in North Mountain Park south of
Casa Grande and west of the CAC
campus

The Gauchos next race is
Friday. Sept. 24 against Mesa
and Phoenix College at 4 p.m. on
the Mesa course.

team could hold the ball for long,
trading punts and fumbles until
Charles Martin scored from the
11 for Glendale. A two-point pass
attempt failed and Eastern held a
35-27 lead with 6:36 left to play

Moore returned the kickoff 35
yards, and just four plays later,
Cars[...]oring
strike to Joe Thomas that gave
Eastern a 41-27 edge with just
5:27 left

After turnovers by both teams,
Chilton hit split end Paul Winley
with a 12-yard pass to put the
Gauchos within eight, 41-33. It
was even closer when Chilton ran
the two-pointer over, but that
score was nullified by[...]es were high
after recovering an onside kick,
but the Gauchos couldn't put it
over the goal-line and Eastern
took possession with 55 seconds to
play and held onto the ball until
time ran out

GCC’s Erik Madsen rush[...]nough to hold back
Eastern’s triple-threat trio —
Peters (153 yards on 23 carries),
Malaea (142 on 17) and Carstens,
who rushed for 62 on eight at-
tempts.

Pasadena visits Saturday
night. Last year the Gauchos
were dropped, 48-13.

EASTERN 41, GLENDALE 33
Glendale 4 07 2-3
Eastern 727 6—4

GLENDALE — Chilton 2-yard
run (Rowe kick); Ronnie Brooks
2)-yard pass from Chilton (Rowe
kick); Chilton l-yard run (Rowe
kick); Martin 1l-yard run (pass
failed) ; Winley 12-yard pass from
Chilton (pass failed). EASTERN —
Peters 24-yard run (Wilson kick);
Malaea 11-yard run (Wilson kick) ;
Moore 13-yard pass from Carstens
(Wilson kick); Carstens l-yard run
(Wils[...]ers 8-yard run
(Wilson kick); Thomas 19-yard
pass from Carstens (kick failed)

Wrestling begins

Entries[...]now being accepted
in Dick Pilch’s office, PE-142.

Wrestling will begin Sept. 28
and run every Tuesday and
Thursday until Oct. 14[...]3 p.m.
and will be held at an agreed
upon time by the individual
wrestlers

A round-robin tournament will
be held in each of the weight
classes — 118, 126, 134, 142, 150,
158, 167, 177, 190 and unlimited.

Spikers
split pair

by Dave Van Ness

With the constant smiles on
their faces and the eternal op-
timism in their voices, thefrom
Cochise on Friday night (Sept.
17) by scores of 1[...]two
straight to Eastern Arizona on
Saturday, 15-12, 15-9.

The first contest was close all
the way, with both teams making
excellent plays, but the referees
thought they needed to slow
things down a bit, and Glendale
got the worst of it.

The turning point in that game
had to be an officials mistake,
after a GCC player went into the
game but reported the wrong
number. GCC scored the go-
ahead points before the mistake
was realized by the scorers, and
because the official was having a
difficult time deciphering the
rule book, she just decided to take
away the points Glendale had
scored after the goof-up, award
the ball to Eastern, who also was
given the lead and who went on to
score five straight points and just
about put the game out of reach.

The second game was a lesson
for the GCC team in how to en-
dure frustration. Glendale[...]and figured to take an easy win,
but was never in the game after
that point. Eastern took ad-
vantage o[...]by
Glendale, some more
questionable (!) calls by the
officials and some excellent
serving to take the second game
and the match.

The Gauchos have a chance to
up their record with a home date
with Mesa Thursday, Sept. 23,
and travel to Central Arizona
Tuesday, Sept. 28.

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Veep appointment

The committee for the interpretation of the AS constitution met
Sept. 20 and upheld the appointment of Nancie Miner as AS vice
president after protests by MECHA that the move was illegal.

The meeting was called to decide the constitutionality of the ap-
pointment and specifically to interpret Artic[...]was appointed to replace Al Higuera who resigned the
position because of his grade point average. Four offices were filled at
the time of Miner’s appointment, but only three wer[...]ction be held, citing Article VIII,
Section 1, of the constitution which states that ‘special electio[...]ver necessary.”

In addition, MECHA claims that all AS meetings held during the
summer were illegal for lack of quorum and the member’s failure to
meet matriculation requirements as stated in the constitution.

The votes for the five member committee were as follows: Connie
Oli[...]r’s appointment. Irene Mendez abstained.

VOL. 12-NO. 4

Confidentiality vital
to U.S., Schorr says

by Nancy Ratti

At a speech in Scottsdale, Sept. 21, CBS newsman Daniel Schorr said
that if the news media was forced to reveal confidential sources our
country would be opening the door to many more Watergate incidents.

Schorr, 6[...]IA in-
vestigations. He was being investigated by the House Ethics Com-
mittee because he released a secret report to the Village Voice, a New
York Weekly, which was published in February.

At the time of his speech in Scottsdale, Schorr was still waiting for
the committee’s final decision whether he would be charged with
contempt. The following day the committee voted 6-5 in favor of
Schorr and rejected the motion to prosecute Schorr for refusing to
hand over the report or to reveal where he got it.

Schorr refu[...]500 at gennemne
Community College why he thought the incident happened.

He said, after Watergate and the Pentagon papers, which disclosed
tremendous amounts of government secrets, American’s need to know
the truth was awakened. Before these incidents, they[...]ng, he
said, and were slow believe or catch on to the corruption in govern-
ment.

Furthermore, Schorr[...]idents which further increased
Americans need for the truth, the two attempts on President Ford’s
life, the bombing of LaGuardia airport and the murder of CIA chief
Richard Welch in Athens. After these incidents, he said, the public felt
that CIA investigations and FBI inves[...]r.

Shortly after this, Schorr received a copy of the House intelligence
committee report directed to him by someone in Congress. He said
that he and the New York Times (who wouldn’t publish it) were the
only ones who received it. He said that he had to[...]implied that he felt almost
obligated to release the story.

Schorr said that he expected a little “‘flak’’ when the report was
published in the Village Voice a week before Congress had decided[...]ngress his sources because he
would be destroying the confidentiality system which is vital to al!
Amer[...]Ratti
Dr. Herman Walker, GCC’s

Band to perform
The Phoenix Pro Band directed

Dr. Herman Walker, new[...]workshop will be held for
young adults throughout the
Valley on Oct. 2 and 3, at the
Youth Ministry Center, 4550 N. 31
Ave., Phoenix.

The “Breakthrough in Aware-
ness"’ workshops maintain that
they can help individuals
“perceive the realities of living
and recognize faulty conditio[...]cepts which they say
produce low self-esteem.”

The workshops are sponsored
by the Barksdale Foundation of
Idyllwild, Calif., a private in-
stitution founded 12 years ago
The foundation claims that some
of the benefits an individual can
expect from this program are a
discovery of the freedom and

beauty that is in each person, the
release of each individual’s
potential for success, a better
feeling about life without the use
of artificial highs, and an
achievement of inner peace and
self-confidence

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considers its program to be[...]information on this subject call
Pat Chumbley 937-2998.

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MCCCD board — page 3

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Gaucho Sports — page 5

new Associate Dean of Students,
arrived on campus Sept. 20, and
has filled the former position held
by Dr. Nancy Knoll, new Dean of
Students.

Walker came to us from
Lansing College in northern
California where he w[...]ker received his PhD. in
Education Administration from
Clairemont Graduate School.

He is married and has five
children ranging in ages from ten
to 16. His family will be joining
him within[...]In Suzanville, California,
Walker was a member of the City
Council and has also served on
state and com[...]dged area. He
was also Director of Operations
for the Office of Economic Op-
portunity (OEO) which also deals
with the poor and _ under-
priviledged

Walker received a
scholarship from the Ford
Foundation Fellowship for
Clairemont Graduat[...]o says he has visited
this area often, was chosen from
70 other applicants. He says he
feels good about being the first
black admimistrator at GCC. He
says that he already likes the
atmosphere of the campus and is
pleased with what he sees

Walker w[...]ity with minority students
on campus but welcomes all
students. He says his main
concern is people, no[...]problems

full

by Dr. Lee Baxter will appear in
the Student Center Lounge Sun.,
Oct. 3, as the Glendale Com-
munity College Continuing
Education[...]Artists’
Series presents its second concert
of the season

Admission is free to students
with GCC LD. cards and $2 to the
general public. Ticket in-
formation is available by calling
934-2211.

Upcoming CEAS concerts
include an Oct. 30 appearance of
the Mac Frampton Trio with the
Glendale College Orchestra, a
Nov. 12 American Sampler, and a
Dec. 5 Phoenix Symphony O[...]olomon
conducting.

CTisitts oye

Mini cancelled

The mini-semester has been
cancelled this year due to lack of
funds awarded to the college by
the state legislature and the state
community college board.

The state legislature decides
how much money will be
awarded for all school districts in
the state. The board divides these
funds among all the districts and
counties in the state. The board
appropriated GCC funds for
27,230 full-time students, after
registration the number of full-
time students was 28,860

And the main problem was that
part-time help would have to be
hired to teach the mini-semester
classes since all instructor’s
classes are filled

Magazine info[...]s interested in
GCC’s annual fine arts magazine
“The Traveler,’’ which contains
student’s[...]graphs and drawings, you
are invited to help out

The Literary committee, which
serves as the editorial board for

GCC hosts
convention

GCC journalism students,
under the direction of Mrs. Gwen
Vowles, professor of journalism,
will host the Arizona Community
College Journalism Association
workshop Oct. 1-2. This is the
association’s third convention.
The first was held at Central
Arizona College and las[...]s and to compete in
special fields of journalism. The
colleges that will be represented
are Pima (Tucso[...]a,
Cochise (Douglas) and Glendale.

Professionals from the Arizona
Republic and the Phoenix
Gazette will lead the sessions.
They include:

Frederic C. Marquardt, who
has been the editor of the
Republic since 1959, will conduct
the editorial writing workshop.

Charles Kelly, a general-
assignment reporter for the
Republic since 1972, will conduct
the newswriting workshop.

Jay Coleman, a University of
Missouri graduate, who has been
writing on the Republic staff for
three years will be conducting the
sports workshop.

Ginger Hutton, assistant
women’s editor and seven-year
member of the Republic staff,
will discuss feature story writing.

Sue Levy has been a
photographer for the Republic for
five years, and will handle the
photojournalism workshop.

Barbara Yost, entertainment
editor of the Phoenix Gazette will
conduct the page make-up and
design workshop.

Representatives from the
journalism departments of
Arizona State, Northern Arizona
and the University of Arizona will
hold a question-and-answer
session at the general assembly
Saturday morning.

For the first time, competition
on advance mail-in entrie[...]y
Dr. John R. Waltrip, GCC
executive Dean, during the
luncheon Saturday morning at
the Rodeway Inn.

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the production of The Traveler, is
inviting interested students to
join[...]ic are
particularly invited.

Meditation lecture

The Students’ International
Meditation Society (SIMS) is
planning to meet each Wednes-
day, 2 p.m., in the Business
Building, room 107. Stephen
Cason, president of the society,
said there will be time for in-
troductory lectures and
discussion of activities for the
year

The fall program on campus
will offer free introducto[...]to
meditate correctly. Advance
lectures deal with the theoretical
aspects of TM. SIMS will provi[...]

Editorial[...]for free press

In a brief moment of sensibility, the House of
Representatives have voted not to issue[...]citation to Daniel Schorr for his refusal to
name the source of the Pike Committee report that he
had made public.

The problem began in January when Schorr found
that the had the only copy of the Pike report that the
House had just voted to supress. Schorr set out to have
the report published in book form but was unsuccessful.
He finally settled on having it published in the Village
Voice because they agreed to publish the text in full. The
uproar was immediate. Schorr was revealed as the
reporter responsible for the publishing of the report. He
was subsequently denounced by the very press whose
freedoms he was seeking to defend. (Ironically, the New
York Times, the people who brought you the Pentagon
Papers criticized his actions the harshest. CBS, his
ermiployer, suspended him “i[...]trying to find Schorr’s
source was unsuccessful the House subpoenaed Schorr.
In his appearance before a Congressional committee he
refused nine times to answer questions on the identity of
his source. He defended his refusal to answer on the
First Amendments guarantee of freedom of the press.
His reasoning was apparently accepted by the House
voting not to issue the citation which would have upon
conviction carried a fine of $1,000 and a year in prison.

The decision was a wise one. A clash between
Congress and the press would have only damaged both
sides. It is not the job of Congress to hinder the press.
The decision also illustrates that an individual who
fights for what he believes can occasionally win out.

The ordeal is over, but it should not be forgotten what
Schorr did not only for the press but the American
people. For the freedom of the press is crucial for
democracy to function proper[...]that more
eloquently than Schorr. In referring to the consequences
if he should name his source he said, ‘“‘The reporter and
the news organization-would be the immediate losers.
The ultimate losers would be thefrom the fray not a beaten Quixote
but a winner.

Staff Sp[...]ions and
optimism, only to sink into oblivion for the rest of
the year. Of course, only time will tell if this is true.

This year the problem seems to be pressure being
applied by MECHA to student government on every
Subject under the sun; from the AS blazers to the
appointment of the officers.

MECHA is a special interest organizati[...]o “‘promote and
maintain, in cooperation with the administration
and faculty, a democratic college community life
and to serve the intellectual, moral, physical, and
social needs and interests of the college com-
munity."’ This dedication encumbers all students,
not just the more vocal and extreme groups.

When MECHA says j[...]question is how high. An orientation workshop
on the new constitution was planned to enlighten the
student body on the new constitution, MECHA
chairman Alonzo Morado ha[...]cently a corresponding secretary was
appointed by the Executive Board, and two people
applied. One was a MECHA member, and she was
chosen for the office. Her effectiveness in the office
remains to be seen, I wish her the best of luck, but
again it seems MECHA calls the shots.

It’s a sad sight to see our student government
rendered useless and inactive by the whims of a
club whose goals do not include benefits to the
majority of students here on campus. When firm
leadership is not shown, one can only question what
the purpose of student government can be.

Really, who is to blame for all this? MECHA
should certainly take a hard look at themselves, and
decide if they have acted in the best interest of the
school. If they have the sincere desire to represent
the entire student body in their efforts, they should[...]e a stronger stand in such
matter, and move on to the business at hand
Finally, there is the average student at Glendale
that just doesn’t care enough to get involved, and
maybe they're the worst offenders of all.

by Arch Gillespie

If you are like many busy
Americans who digest their
evening news at the same time
they ingest their food, you may
have noticed that you are bom-
barded from time to time by
advertisements that promote the
well-being of various body
malfunctions. So between the
opening lines of the omniscent
Walter C. to the closing editorials
of the acerbic Homer L., you may
find the four “-teriors’’ of the
body. An-, ex-, in- and post- are
constantly bein[...],
dissected, divided and dif-
ferentiated to show the exact spot
where the sponsor’s product goes
to work.

From hernias to hemorrhoids;
from acne to athlete's foot, the
TV news media bombards the

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poor dinnertime listener with all
possible faults his vulnerable
body can have.

So[...]of
those commercials, and others
will argue that the dinner hour is
the best time to display products
that promote well-being since
this is the time the body, after a
hard work-day, is at its lowest
ebb. Still others will argue that
the First Amendment guarantees
the right to such advertisement
at any time and any place and
that any abridgement would
destroy the nation. ‘‘As goes Alka
II, so goes the Nation” they say.

Others may argue differently[...]their
sensibilities, and frighten them
into using the product whether
they need it or not. Others claim[...]which
contain soft music, pretty girls,
or scenes from far-off tropical
isles. Put those medical ads at
the hours where suffering is at its
peak, namely the soap opera
hours, or during the sports events
where after the first six pack or a
pitcher of martinis they would
not be noticed anyway

With these offenders out of the
way, we can eat our food in peace
and concentrate on the news of
famine, slaughter, dismem-
berment, rape,[...]r travelling cross-country
by bus, I have come to the con-
clusion that that form of tran-
sportation is not the most
desirable way to go. That is,
unless you enjoy nausea,
stomach aches, insomnia and
weirdos.

The first day of my three-day
excursion wasn’t so b[...]night fell I could tell that bus
travel wasn’t all it was cracked
up to be.

My new seat-mate, who found it
impossible to keep her mouth
shut during the day, was now
taking a breather (her battery
was probably recharging ). I took
the opportunity to get a closer
look at her with her[...]ge.””

“Well, don’t look now, but I
think thethe scenery,
isn’t it beautiful?”

“Lady, the only beautiful thing
out there was an outhouse we[...]that conversation
was boring me to death. I felt the
only way to escape any more talk
with her was to[...]table seat

I tried dreaming myself to
sleep, but all my dreams were
transformed into nightmares of
dead animals alongside the road
and bugs splattering on the
windows

Talso tried counting sheep, but
with my[...]n my stomach could handle

I lifted myself out of the hard
seat and walked slowly back
toward the restroom, which is so
conveniently included on ev[...]husband as I
passed their seats.

“Probably to the bathroom.”

“Oh those young people,” she
growled, “they can never wait,
can they?”

As I neared the restroom I
noticed the red light installed
outside was off, signalling the
restroom was vacant. What I
didn’t know, of course, was that
the light was broken.

“Eeeek!!!""

I had just found out.

“Close the door you weirdo!"
shrieked the girl inside.

By now the whole bus was
awake. One mother shielded her
child's eyes with thethe
restroom.”

Ilooked apologetic to everyone
as I trudged back to my seat, but
it didn't help. The woman I was
sitting with moved to the back of
the bus, whispering “I don’t know
her’’ to ev[...]ning to
stories of ‘that girl’ filter
through the bus, I thought to
myself that nothing worse could
go wrong. That is, until the bus
driver spoke over the loud-
speaker, requesting “the girl who
likes to peek’ come forward and[...]“How would you like it if I
dropped you off in the desert, in
the middle of nowhere?” he
asked.

“Don’t humor[...]r.”

After listening to a ten minute
lecture on the evils of per-
versions, I sat back in my seat
and[...]d be different next
vacation, I vowed. I would do the
safest, sanest thing around - stay
home!

Staff L[...]lants are pain

by Cynthia Branham

Iam an addict — a plant addict. I love them but they do not always
love me.

It all began a few years ago when we moved into our present house
and the previous owner had left a little philodendron. As it grew, I
transplanted it into a larger pot, set it in the living room to climb its
merry way up the wall

We also had a kitten who thought the philodendron was a wonderful
playground of jungle vines. You can figure out what happened. I
replanted the philodendrom and she is still living though not a[...]ccidently was knocked over and broken. I just put the half inch
stem that was left into water. I pray i[...]and Emerald fought. Waffle won. Emerald is
now in the plant heaven. I hope she’s happier than being Waffle’s next
door neighbor in the kitchen window.

Waffle now has a new neighbor, C[...]so I put him into a larger pot, alone
and across the room away from all the “‘friends’’ he had come to me
with. Sam didn’t like it there, too bright. I placed him in the darkest
corner of the entrance hall. He abhored the people coming in and out.
Sam is now content and growing alone in the farthest room of the
house. the bathroom in the rear of the house that no one uses, except
for emergen[...]

» The Maricopa County Community College
District (MCCCD) governing board met on Sept. 21
at the district administrative offices, 903 N. Second
St., Phoenix. ETP attended the meeting and will

“continue to do so throughout the semester.

The meeting was attended by the acting district
president, A.W. Flowers, and the five board
gmembers : Kenneth Baedertscher, Jerem[...]Roger Brooks, and Ross Farns-

worth. In addition all executive deans of the five

campuses were in attendance.

¥ Also included in the audience were various
representatives from the campuses, press reporters
and interested members from the community.

The meeting opened with report items. Of par-
ticular[...]Robertson’s report on com-
mittee for study of the westside A.S.U. branch
campus. Robertson will lea[...]and

Florida to study institutions that have gone from

two year institutions to four year institutions.

In other items of a general nature, the governing

aboard voted to protest to the state community
college board their actions that were interpreted as
infringement on the MCCCD board's authority.

The state boards action was a request that the

community college deans of instruction prepare
g[...]rses offered for
credit.

Robertson, who motioned the protest, said the

* state board made their requests directly to the
deans instead of through the local district governing
board.

*” The board approved at least 18 items, one of
which was the decision to act as contractor on its
new district office building at 3920 E. Washington

> St., Phoenix.

Also approved wa[...]Intermountain Specialties a contract to provide the

seating for the four performing arts centers being

Another action taken was that perennial pest, the
Phoenix College gym roof. Members of a bidding
firm answered questions on their specification for
the repair of the roof and had their plans approved.
Board member Badertscher suggested that the
recurrence of the problem be entered in the Guiness
Book of Records.

The only item not acted on but shelved for further
study was a policy statement on athletics. Briefly,
the proposed policy states that athletic programs
wil[...]ix, Glendale, Mesa, and
Scottsdale Colleges; that the athletic programs will
be funded on an equitable[...]dents except as is carried out
for recruitment of all students from within the dis-
trict geographical boundaries.

A surprise move was made by acting president
Flowers who told the governing board that he would
use his own car instead of the district-supplied one.
He indicated that the use of district cars has been “a
bone of conten[...]people
as a waste of taxpayer money.

Two others, the executive deans of Mesa and
Scottsdale, offered to do the same by turning in
their keys to Flowers, but Flowers returned the
keys, saying that they should wait for approval to do
so.

As was indicated earlier, coverage of the
meetings throughout the semester will continue. At
least two articles on the creation, philosophy, and
history of the MCCCD will be presented. In addition,
seperate interviews with each of the board mem-
bers are also planned.

September 30,[...]IMC Artifacts

by Cynthia Branham

Indian Pottery from the pre-
Columbian and Salado Indian
eras are on display in the IMS, by
loan of Lee Hutchings, a GCC
ceramic student.

“Visiting the different
localities of the historical
inhabitants and buying from
dealers of ancient Indian ar-
tifacts and pottery[...]said.

Hutchins, also a retired
superintendent of the Pendergast
school district in Tolleson, on
many occasions used some of his
collection as teaching tools in the
classroom. “The students felt
history was more alive,”’ added
Hutchings.

Hutchings began delving into
the way ceramics are made when
collecting was not enough to
satisfy his curiosity. He is now in
the process of restoring ‘shards.’

‘Shards’[...]ery item
found in diggings. In restoring
pottery, the restorer puts all the
shards together like a jigsaw
puzzle, leaving out the missing
pieces. The restorer then builds
the missing pieces into the pot-
tery to complete the unit.

The display in the IMC gives
good examples of polychrome

(many colored) patterns from
the Pinto, Gila, Tonto and
Roosevelt areas of Arizona.
There are also some examples of
the coil method on display. This
method is the basic and simplest
form of pottery-making known to
man.

The collection, located just east
of the circulation desk, will be on
display indefinitely.

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For the fifth year the Maricopa
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_ District (MCCCD) is running a

* y series of courses over the air-
waves that will enable anyone to
obtain college credits by simply

& registering and tuning in to the
proper television or radio station.
The courses offered this semes-
ter are Beginning Algebra and
Writing for a Reason — KPHO-
TV, Nutrition — KAET-TV, and
Elements of Logic — KTVK-TV.
These courses are academically
equal to the do the same courses
taken in any campus classroom.
The credits earned are applicable

7 e *
’ Prints a[...]r your room? Maybe a Renoir
for that bare wall in the den? You
can get one real easy and you
don’t ha[...]According to Phil Molosco,
circulation librarian, the In-
structional Materials Center
(IMC) still has[...]nd faculty

» for checkout on a semester basis.

The prints include such artists
as Monet, Renoir, Cez[...]something less
risque,”’ then ask someone at the
IMC circulation desk to let you
see the catalog of remaining
prints and then go from there.

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a four year college or university.

The MCCCD Television and ()
Radio Services have the entire
community college curriculum to ()
choose from so the courses
picked are usually the ones there ()
has been a demand for. The ()
service receives feedback on
their programs through letters, \)
phone calls and by polling the
students ()

This semester there are ap-
proximately 1200 enrolled in the ()
program. The number of people ()
registering varies from year to
year. The course ‘Ascent of ()
Man” has had as many as 2000
registered for that particular \)
class, and i[...]()

Any person is eligible for ad- ()
mission to the television classes
who is an adult or high school ()
graduate or has a GED cer-
tificate.

Generally most of the
assignments of the television
courses are handled by mail. The
students only has to go to the
campus to register, purchase
textbooks, and probably to take
the final exams.

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Petal pushers pitch

Greg Keidel

A complete selection of flowers along with vases and a flowe[...]companies.

“Flower Children,’ who originated the idea in 1971, serves the
Tempe area. “Sunshine” and ‘Crazy Flowers” are approximately
two years old and serve the Phoenix area.

Ray Jongsma, manager of Crazy Flow[...]must be met. First, he must have per-
mission of the property owner, then meet certain city standards
depending on the zone. The location must be on a “‘safe corner” and
the salespeople covered by insurance. A bond must be posted for sales
tax purposes.

With few exceptions the employes are female. Jongsma said,
“women just[...]s, said, ‘everybody thinks you need good looks, all you need is
a good personality .”’ She said i[...]s. She said they drive by fast
trying to overturn the umbrella tables. She claims she was almost ran
over when a truck driver took a sharp right turn and forced the trailer
up on the sidewalk.

There are advantages to the job. “I meet a lot of nice people and
some buy[...]nd Saturday she makes about $10.00.

Jongsma buys the flowers direct from the grower in California. The
flowers are sold on the street corners between 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The flowers can be bought for 40 cents each or in bunches from $2 to $4.
Arrangements consist of four types of flow[...]ellow and intricate classical guitar music filled
the student lounge last Thursday night as Frederic
Ha[...]f nearly one
hundred people. Informally seated on the floor and
in easy chairs among Michael McCleve’s sculpture
displays, the audience listened silently to more than
an hour of Hand’s talent.

Hand opened the 1976-77 Continuing Education
Associated Students[...]group based in New York, Hand
travels throughout the United States presenting
concerts as a means of introducing himself to the
musical community.

An “Elegy to Dr. Martin Lut[...]ul melody and seemed to hold

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the audience to the very last note

Hand played music from different geographical
locations such as Spain and Brazil. An interesting
section was music from a Spanish movie “Black
Orpheus.”’ A highlight of the evening was when
Hand played the Beatle’s song ‘Michelle’ with a
classical, baroque flavor.

ie

Hand opened the CEAS season on an exceptional
note by proving that he really is a musical artist on
the guitar. The audience applauded enthusiastically
as he finishe[...]ason’s Artists Series,
then it can be sure that the audience will be return-
ing for more.

lan Matthews with Michael Dinner in concert at the
Celebrity Theater, Friday, Oct. 1

Manhatten Transfer in concert, Saturday, Oct. 2, in
the Civic Plaza Symphony Hall

The Who in concert, Wednesday, Oct. 6 in the
Veteran's Memoria! Coliseum

The Eagles in concert, Friday, Oct. 15 in the ASU
Activity Center

Brian Auger in concert, Friday, Oct. 15 in the
Celebrity Theater.

Darrel! Hall and John Oates in concert, Sunday, Oct
V7 in the Celebrity Theater

Al Stewart in concert, Saturday, Oct. 23 in the
Celebrity Theater

Ohio Players in concert, Friday, Oct. 29 in the Civic
Plaza Exhibit Hall

THE ARTS

Southwest Ensemble Theatre presents “the Glass
Menagerie.”’ Sept. 29-Oct. 3

Phoenix Little Theater presents ‘‘West Side Story,”
Oct. 1.2

Lyric Opera Theatre presents “H.M.S. Pinafore,”
Oct. 1-3, 6, 8, 9

Gammage Auditorium presents — Oct. 1, Los Angeles
Philharmonic Ensembie, Oct. 4 — ‘Music Man,”
Starring the Young Americans, Oct. 5 — ‘‘Oklahoma,”’
starring Young Americans.

ASU University Theatre presents “Bad Habits’ in the
Gammage Hall Courtyard, and ‘‘Falling Apart,”’ in the
Lyceum Theatre

SPORTS
Football

Glendale CC vs. Phoenix College at Phoenix,
Saturday, Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m

Arizona State vs. Wyoming at Laramie, Oct. 2

University of Arizona vs. Northwestern at Evanston,
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Glendale CC vs. Mesa at GCC, Saturday, Oct. 9, 7[...]at Spokane,
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The Glendale volleyball team
played well and took adv[...]e’s mistakes to post a
15-7, 15-13 victory over the Ar-
tichokes on Tuesday.

Friday, against Mesa, Glen-
dale’s role was just the opposite,
and the results reflected that.
Mesa took 15-3, 15-0 wins to
capture the match.

Dawna Clayton led the team in
spikes against Scottsdale,
smashing 11. D[...]and Carol Carvoo smashed
seven. Clayton received 12 of
SCC’s serves, and Mary Ann
Acker received nine, but the most
impressive statistic for that
match had to b[...]aying with a badly
sprained wrist heavily taped.

The first game (15-7) was
relatively easy for the Gauchos,
but the second was an excellent
example of coming back, o[...]s against Mesa while Mary Ann Acker
awaits to see the results. Mesa overpowered the Gauchos, 15-3,
15-0. (Photo by Dave Van Ness)

Of[...]have been
called anything else, especially
after the GCC football team
suffered its third straight loss of
the season, 33-7, to the Pasadena
City College Lancers.

Glendale could get a good drive
going only once during the 60
minutes of the game, and that one
drive was highlighted by an
eight-yard touchdown run by Don
Robinson. The Gauchos had
moved 55 yards in seven plays to
score, with the work being done
mainly by quarterback Jack
Chilton’s[...]tin (9 yards),
Robinson scored with 10:16 left in
the third quarter.

After coming back with a
touchdown so easily after being
behind, 27-0 at the time, it looked
as though Glendale finally had
things straightened out, but the
hope was short-lived.

Pasadena had scored halfway
through the first period on a five-
yard run by Dwayne Ball and
again on a two-yarder by Ball
with 9:41 left in the first half.

GCC mounted a long drive that
looked like it might be the place
where the Gauchos could score,
but Lancer linebacker Chris[...]r a touch-
down.

With just three minutes gone in
the third quarter, Pasadena’s
Parnell Wilburn took[...]ning plays by himself (10 and
65 yards) to score. The long TD
run was questioned by many
Glendale supporters, who
thought the GCC defense had held
Wilburn behind the scrimmage
line. But the officials didn’t think
so, and PCC had a 27-4 lead
before Glendale finally came
back with their TD.

The last score of the game
came courtesy of Mr. Wilburn
again. He took his third carry of
the night over from one yard out
with 13:30 left in the final
quarter, giving Pasadena the 33-7
lead and Wilburn 76 total yards
on just three carries for a 25.3
yards per carry average

fell behind 13-9, and it took 14
serves for the Gauchos to even it
up again. The mainstay for GCC
during the rally was Sally
Boerner, who served five straight
points to put the Gauchos even
and, after one of the ‘Chokes
jumped into the net on a block
attempt, Sheila Glover served the
winning points.

The Mesa match was
somewhat different. The
Thunderbirds’ play could only be
described as awesome.

The only bright point for the
Gauchos that day was scoring
two straight points in the first
game after being down, 6-1. With
the Gauchos’ hope coming back
and the score at 6-3, Mesa ran off
nine straight points and took the
contest, 15-3.

The second wasn’t that close.

Mesa was ahead, 2-0, when Val
Troxel’s serve was nullified
because of an illegal hit by one of
the Gauchos on a set attempt.

The Thunderbirds then scored
12 points, interrupted only when a
Mesa player was c[...]egal hit, and a Glendale player
obliged by making the same
mistake.

The Gauchos’ regular season
record now stands at 2-2, with
matches this week against
Central, Friday a[...]es Martin (11) to pick up a couple extra yards in
the first quarter of last week’s game. Mike Moreno[...]n picked up enough yards (11) for a first
down in the 33-7 loss. (Photo by George Hotchkiss)

It was an[...]Glendale
as a team, but it was especially
off for the individual leaders of
GCC’s offense and defense. The
top ground gainer for the
Gauchos was Kenny Douglas,
with 42 yards on five carries.
Erik Madsen had 18 yards o[...]d a respectable night
passing, completing nine of 24 for
106 yards, but was constantly
sacked by Pasadena’s defensive
lineman. Over and over, the GCC
offensive line couldn't handle the
Lancer stunts.

Glendale plays Phoenix College
th[...]ng
two straight under new head
coach Ken Stites.

The Gauchos could be ready for
their cross-town rival[...]weeks
ago.

And there will be a major
shuffle in the defensive secon-
dary, sophomore safety John
Southland tore up a knee in the
first half against Pasadena and
won't be back on the Gaucho
gridiron again.

GAUCHO MARKS PC won last
year, 2118 Rearick says he'll be
ready to play this week, it'll sure help
with him in the Gauchos have
wasted many valuable time-outs
because of disorganization, not
enough players on the field, or the
wrong players, but the fourth week is
coming around, and everything shou[...]33,
GLENDALE7
Pasadena 613 8 6—B
Glendale 0 07 0—7

PASADENA Dwayne Ball S-yard
run (kick failed); Ball 2-yard run
(Mike Lansford kick); Chris White 95-
ya[...]arnell Wilburn 65 yard run (Robbie
Sanderson pass from Kim Taylor)
Wilburn lyard run (kick failed);
GLEN[...]esh Yogi
(founder

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to second place tie

Allen Estrada again led the
Glendale cross country team, this

«#4 time to a[...]aucho cross country runner
Kevin Cowley gasps for the
last bit of energy in race
against Mesa and PC la[...]s)

three-way race. Phoenix College
easily scored the win, putting
seven runners in the top ten and
finishing with 18 points. GCC and
Mesa each finished with 64.

Estrada led the Gauchos for the
entire 3.5 mile MCC course,
racing PC’s Ray Rees at the
finish, before Rees pulled away in
the last 100 yards.

PC’s Andy Porter held the lead
for most of the race, coming
home the winner in 19:21,
followed by Rees in 19:23,
Estrada in 19:25 and two more
Bears, Javier Beltran (19:32) and
David Orpeza (19:34)

Randy Espinoza, who is
steadily improving after a leg
injury, finished 7th for the
Gauchos, coming in at 19:41.
George Laborin came in 15th,
Kevin Cowley ran in at 2ist,
Jerry Bowman was 25th, and
Scott Smith ran 30th.

Friday, the Gauchos run
against defending state cham-
pion Ce[...]dual match last
Tuesday, an 18-0 win over Mesa.

All the Glendale golfers
defeated their Mesa opponents in
the individual matches, tops

Bloss
honored

Dale Blo[...]coach at Glendale, has been
appointed to serve on the United
States Collegiate Sports Council’s
Games Committee for tennis.

The tennis committee, made up
of Bloss, Dr. Ballard Moore from
Jefferson JC in Birmingham,
Ala. and Lea Plarski[...]ge of selecting
coaches and athletes to represent
the United States in the VI World
University Games in Sofia,
Bulgaria, to[...]with an 84, and her sister Sandi
with an 85.

In the two-golfer best ball,
Lauri and Sue defeated their
opponents, 39-34 — 73 and Patty
and Sandi completed the sweep
with a 39-35 — 74 win.

On Thursday, the links ladies
qualified for their next match,
the Mesa Invitational, which will
be played Thursday (Sept. 30), at
Dobson Ranch. The match
positions have been captured in
order by La[...]Shires and Judy
Schneider.

Coach Ken Weiss says the
outlook for the season is brighter
than ever, especially after the
first win. But he added that the
team is still looking for more
golfers

The newest addition to the
team is Frances Brown, who will
be competing for one of the
match positions for the dual
tourney with Phoenix College on
Tuesday .

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Involved are: the tutoring
program that has been used on
campus in one capacity or
another for the past five years, a
Special Services program that[...]a Learning
Resources Specialist, who will
manage the new Learning
Center.

All tutoring will be done in the
Learning Center, the Learning
Specialist will have an office in
the center, and many students
being helped by the Special
Services grant will be using the
center.

The Center is located be-
hind the audio system in the
Instructional Materials Center
(IMC), room L-138, so the tutors
and the Specialist can take ad-
vantage of the many audio and
visual aids in the IMC.

The tutoring was headed by
counselor Carl Rollins last year,
but this year, is under the ad-
ministrative direction of the
Learning Resources Specialist.

Students will be performing the
tutoring of the students, and will
be directly responsible to
students supervisors, who in turn
will be responsible to the
Specialist.

The student supervisors will be
in charge of scheduling the tutors
and will have a limited respon-
sibility of directing the tutoring
program.

The tutors receive pay from the
work-study program, some funds
from the Special Services grant,
and some monies from the AS
government

The Learning Resources
Specialist will assist individ[...]kills and reading
classes, will receive referrals
from teachers from classes and

will assist the Special Services
program by assisting non-
English speaking students. The
Specialist will be directly
responsible to IMC Director Jean
Staten

The Specialist is a full-time
position, with a salary of up to
$17,000, which is paid out of the
college budget.

The position has yet to be filled
by the Maricopa County Com-
munity College District (MCCC-
D).

The district had planned to
have the position filled by the
beginning of the fall semester,
but only received one application
with the proper credentials. That
applicant withdrew because of
another job opening.

The Special Services Grant was
the brainchild of GCC’s Director
of Evaluation and[...]conferred
with other GCC administrators,
drew up the grant request
and submitted it to the Depart-
ment of Education (Department
of Health, Education and
Welfare), who subsequently
approved the grant.

Glendale officials were of-
ficially notified of the approval
Aug. 27. .

According to Lopez, the grant,
which totals $68,746, is to “assist
limi[...]r
low income students in remaining
in college and complete a
program of studies.”

The funds from the grant will
be distributed as follows: A full-
time Director of the Special
Services program will be paid,
along with[...]e months per year, and a
Learning Skills Aide (to the
Director), who will be employed
on a full-time, 12-month basis.

Other monies from the grant
pay for a secretary to assist with
bookwork in the Special Services
program, and a small part of the
grant funds will pay for the
student tutors.

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What is this man doing? 1. Cramming for an exam in TM? 2. Studying the underside of his
eyelids? 3. Involved in a modern[...]Nancy Ratti)

Agency to collect
overdue VA loans

All past due short-term and VA
deferred loans are now being
processed to be turned over to a
collection agency.

The result of this will cost the
student the additional collection
fee of approximately 54 per cent
of their original debt. For
example, the collection fee of a
past due loan for $45 would be
$29.25.

To avoid the collection fees
students must pay their debts at
the campus cashier’s office, in

the bookstore prior to Oct. 29,

- 1976. There will be approximately

80 names turned over by Nov. 7.
This amounts to $3,000 owed from
neglect of payment of loans, bad
checks. These include loans given
in the spring semester and first
summer semester.

If yo[...]Agent Walter T. Glemba whose
office is located in the bookstore,
room so-104.

GCC gals can compete for Queen

Would you like to be the Fiesta Bow! Queen of 1976?

Applications are being accepted for GCC’s candidate for the Fiesta
Bowl Queen. One woman student will be selected from Glendale to
compete with candidates from Arizona Community Colleges for this
title.

The candidate must be a single woman student between the ages 18-
21, a full-time student (12 hours or more), and must be willing to ap-
pear a[...]year’s reign. A scholarship
will be awarded to the candidate selected.

Applications should be obtained from Dr. Nancy Noll, SO-112, and
must be submitted before Oct. 13, 4 p.m. A p[...]ards in competition

Approximately 75 journalists from ten junior colleges throughout
Arizona participated in the third Annual Arizona Community College
Journalism Competition hosted by GCC Oct. 1 and 2.

Pima College lead all colleges by capturing eight awards, GCC
received[...]land Pioneer each with one award.

Activities for the convention, which were arranged by GCC jour-
nali[...]es, included workshop sessions with
professionals from the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette,
question-answer sessions with representatives from journalism
departments of ASU, NAU and UofA, and[...]There was competition in six areas of journalism work, feature
stories, sports, editorial, photojournalism and two on-the-spot com-
petition in newswriting and headline wr[...]Van Ness, GCC’s Sports Editor and Co-Editor of the El Tiempo
Pasando, (ETP) received Glendale’s only first place award for his
preview of the Gaucho’s football team which appeared in the Sept. 11
issue of the ETP

Other awards won by the ETP staff were: second place by Jon
Rhodes for editorial competition, a second place by Joe Paulmenn for
on-the-spot newswriting, a third place by Nancy Ratti in feature
writing, a third place by Jon Rhodes in on-the-spot headline writing,
fourth place by Shari Hearn in on-the-spot newswriting competition,
and a fifth by Nanc[...]ports

Other first place winners were: Tom Gilmer from Pima for
photojournalism, Diana Balazs from Mesa for feature, Paul Daven-
left), editor of the Arizona Republic, Ginger port from Pima for editorial, Lori Frearson from Northland Pioneer
Hutton, who spoke about feature writing, and for on-the-spot newswriting, Don Gilbert from Yavapai for on-thethe Repub-
lic, showed and explained some of her photos
at the photojournalism workshop, Barbara
Yost, teen editor for the Phoenix Gazette
discussed page lay-out and Charle[...]eporter, talked about
investigative reporting and the Don Bolles
case. (Photos by George Hotchkiss)

Speakers at the 1976 Arizona Community
College Journalism[...]

ditorial

unty[...]needs cleaning out.

Don Harris was appointed by the Board of Super-
visors last August. He took the place of resigning
Moise Berger, a man who appear[...]pervisor Bob Stark than
fighting organized crime. The office was probably
more well known for its inept[...]ainst suspects were dropped and
trials botched by the County Attorney’s office.

That seemed to have[...]ay be evidence that former
president Nixon called the Arizona Republic in 1972
and asked that Don Bolles be taken off of his in-[...]f Rep. John Conlan. This is a tricky area
because the Republican Party and the Arizona
Republic are probably two of the most influential
groups in Arizona, and taking bo[...]if pressure is applied. His willingness to tackle the
Republic and the Republican Party shows that he will
not be awed by the wielders of power. His attack on
land fraud has already shown him effective.

_ Maybe Maricopa County has the kind of County
Attorney it has long needed.

ROCK[...]have been
something worth waiting for.
They were the creative main-
springs of such great rock bands
a[...]ed to found and develop
country rock and thus set the
stage for the Eagles, Poco,
America and a plethora of other
bands to emerge.

The re-uniting of Stills and
Young probably had every
country rock freak waiting
anxiously for the release of the
album. Unfortunately, the
album, entitled “‘Long may you
Run,” is a major letdown. My
advice is that if you haven't
heard the album don’t consider
buying until you have, for the
talent involved is no indication of
the product. The songs on the
album sound as though they were
done by poor imitators of the
genre rather than the originators.

Young's songs on the album are
both the worst and the best. His
sarcasm in “‘Fountainbleu”’ and[...]ws a little flare.
But “Long May You Run,”’ the
title cut, and ‘“‘Midnight on the
Bay” are disasters. They are
utterly without any redeeming
quality and the simpleton lyrics
on “Midnight on the Bay” carry

L TIEMPO PASANDO

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newspaper of Glendale Community College
ond is an academic laboratory for the
Department of Journalism. it is published
weekly[...]of
6000 West Olive Avenue. Glendale, Arizona.
85302
Co-editors Dove Van Ness
Noncy Ratti
Sports Edito[...]hkiss
Adviser Gwen Vowles

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the distinction of being the worst
that Young has ever penned.

The Stills songs are merely
mediocre — nothing new, just
bland, boring, routine country[...]has little
more to say that’s already said.
“12 8 Blues,” “It’s All the
Same” and ‘‘Guardian Angel”
are examples[...]rks

Young has always remained
effective by doing the unexpected
as with “Tonight’s the Night.”’ By
falling into a rut with Stills, he is
losing that effectiveness. If the
wound down sound on “Long May
You Run” is an indication of what
the partnership with Stills will
produce, Young shoul[...]ive show

by Mike Gutowski

Bruce Springsteen and the E
Street Band opened their current
US. tour in Ph[...]th an exhilarating, power-
packed show of some of the finest
rock and roll one can hope to see.

Springsteen's third visit to the
Valley was at the Veteran's
Memorial Coliseum, where a
surprisingly small audience
(8,000), saw a high-energy per-
formance from one of the distinct
new stars of 1976. Although he has
been[...]ndous media blitz that
seem to upset him no end.

The “new Bob Dylan,” as some
have labelled him, has become
very wary of all his press
coverage, calling it a “bunch of
hype,”” and even changing the
words of one song, ‘‘Rosalita,”’ to
“Rosie, I ain't no freak, because I
was on the cover of Time and
Newsweek.”

Springsteen's con[...]in concert than
on record, and easily brings out
the most in an audience — in fact,
for some people, it’s too much.

His past series of concerts last
winter led to the subsequent
banning of rock shows at Grady
Gammage Auditorium at ASU,
forcing his show this time into the
Coliseum. The acoustics there,
especially with many empty
seats, leave much to be desired.

Staff laffs out

But the echoing of the hall was
mostly drowned out by the cheers
of the audience. After two warm-
ly received new songs, things
really started moving when, in
the third number (“Spirts in the
Night”), Springsteen leaped off
the stage and started dancing
with the audience. This seemed to
excite everyone, (with the ex-
ception of security) and the party
moved into full swing.

The show consisted of old rock
and roll, new material and music
covering his three albums, the
latest album “Born to Run” was
stressed more than the other two.

Springsteen and the ‘‘Big
Man,"’ Clarence Clemmons,
spiced up the act with a few
comical situations, one in which
B[...]lo by Roy Bittan, and is
tucked away, blanket and all, by
the Big Man.

The Springsteen show features
Bruce on the guitar and Clem-
mons on sax, along with Bittan o[...]hem on a few songs was a three
man horn section.

The E Street Band is a very
tight musical group that makes
very few mistakes. Clemmons
highlights the group with some
zesty saxaphone solos, jamming
ni[...]ringsteen is dancing. He
continued his antics off the stage
a number of times with the
audience. At one point, he

Bruce Springsteen and
Clarence Clemmons.

plunged into the first few rows of
spectators and for a few minute[...]curity personnel finally pulled
him back on stage — Bruce loved
every minute of it.

The show lasted about two
hours and ended with two th[...]Perhaps it’s his tough punk
image, maybe it’s the way he
reaches people with his street
poetry, perhaps it’s the music he
and his band create. Or maybe
it’s the way he mingles with the
audience. No matter what the
reason really is, people turn on to
his brand of[...]to not be more
enthusiastic with Springsteen
and the E Street Band.

He may not be the new Bob
Dylan but he is Bruce
Springsteen, and to[...]ed

by Joe Paulmenn

Every semester it seems that
the parking and traffic problem
at Glendale gets a little worse.
This year the situation seems
hopeless, and I think it’s time[...]ded to put myself in a
state of mind like that of the
brilliant men who designed the
Metro Center parking lot and
came up with these suggestions.

The more observant student
has probably noticed that every
row in the parking lot is marked
off by a letter of the alphabet. It
would seem logical then to have
students park in rows where the
letter would match that of the
name of their car. For example,
drivers of Corvet[...]Volvos
and Skyhawks might have some
trouble since the parking lot only
Tuns through L, but they could
a[...]to PC.

Another suggestion I have is to
pave over all the unsightly land-
scaping and lawns around the
campus making Glendale the
first drive-through college.

As far as those traffic jams that
occur every hour on the hour, I
submit that we petition the city of
Glendale to give us 59th and Olive
Avenue[...]nded into my
home, as I am prone to do, I noticed the latest issue
of the TV guide laying on the kitchen table proudly
blazing the title “Fall Preview’ in bold, black
letters. In the foreground skyrockets were ex-
ploding and in the top right corner it was stamped
“Special Issue.”

I never read it.

The day before the deadline of this paper one of
the ediors asked me if I would write something
along the lines of a ‘Staff Speaks Out.” She didn’t
a[...]hat I write a story but there was
something about the ‘‘you-can-be-replaced-with-a-
semi-intelligen[...]are of
trouble when I’m eyeball to eyeball with the facts
Nothing clicked until I stumbled across tha[...]what worse
for wear. Inside it was plastered with all sorts of
propaganda and biographies of the new shows that
were going to make this viewing season really
fantastic

Let's start the ball rolling with “Holmes and
Yoyo."’ In the first episode bumbling Alexander

Holmes cripples[...]does get creamed and Holmes has to scurry
across the street to the gas station for two quarters
of motor oil. “I want the best. It’s for my partner.”

Right after Holmes and Yoyo comes Mr. T and
Tina."’ The less said about this show the better.
You'll be happier person for never watchi[...]ights we're treated to “‘Charlie’s
Angels." The plots are weak, the dialogue corny,
the acting stilted, and the direction choppy but who
cares. With Kate Jackson, Farrah Fawcett-Majors,
and Jaclyn Smith as the “Angels,” we can all
overlook a few minor flaws. I've seen the pilot and
the first two shows and I plan to watch many more,
plus any and all reruns.

The last show on the agenda is “Spencer’s
Pilots.” The pilots are Christopher Stone and Todd
Susman alia[...]This review has touched lightly on only four of the
2 new television programs. Whether they represent
the norm or not isn’t up to me to say, it’s up to the
average television viewer. Sorry, but that’s yo[...]n too much about our
traffic and parking problems —
things could be worse, I could be
going to ASU

Read a
bumper

by Andrea Passage

Fascinated by the various
types of bumper stickers cruising
the country, many people seem to
drive practically standing up so
that they can see what the car in
front of them has to say.
Everything from ‘‘Marry a
cowboy, we need more of them,”
to ‘Where the hell is Gilbert,
Az.?"’ is plastered up against
some poor Fords rear-end every
day.

The poor guy in the 49 Chevy
has had to submit to ‘‘Don’t honk,[...]usy man to his
destination safely and happy
while the car that announces “‘the
end of the world is coming” can
ruin the whole day for him.

Someone running up behind
both of those cars in the same day
could have his mood changed so
fast it w[...]ly before he got home
he could get a laugh out of the big
truck-trailer in front of him
which displays the sticker
saying, *‘Old truckers never die[...]

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A review of a book criticizing
the community college system
opened the eleventh year of the
&CC book review and lecture
series yesterday in the Student
Lounge.

2. Robert H. Wilcox, professor of
English at GCC presented the
first lecture, commenting on the
recent controversial book by L.
Steven Zwerling, “Second Best:
The Crisis of the Community
College.”

{ Zwerling, a Staten Island
*ommunity College (N.Y.)
professor, wrote the book
friticizing the community
colleges, saying in effect they are
a waste of time.

Wilcox said the most ob-
Jectionable aspect of the book
was the author’s idea that there
was “‘sinisterness” to the plot

t the community college was a

sign to keep people in t[...]social and

by Arch Gillespie
economic mobility.

The falseness of this idea can
be seen here in Arizon[...]ry semester we see
evidence of people going on to the
universities, he said.

He said he found other parts of
the book in contradiction to his
own experience. For[...]eating-up” periods
created to discourage people
from becoming professionals.
They are also discouraged from
attaining degrees and achieving
goals because the counselors and
teachers tell them that their
aspi[...]ilcox took issue
with was that Zwerling
minimizes the community
college instructors, saying in
effect t[...]ating that at least in
Arizona community colleges the
instructor must have, in addition
to a Masters de[...]ld in order to be
employable. He said if anything
the instructors here are over-
qualified.

Wilcox said the author's ideal
of a one-to-one basis for
achievin[...]What may have been a
workable system for him in the
small framework in which he
operated at Staten Island CC is
not feasible in the real world for
obvious financial reasons, he
said.

Thethe rock group Yes split
up? No, each member of Yes h[...]his
_7own solo album and when they’re
finished the entire group will
record their tenth album
Aogeth[...]nt is
“Fish Out of Water.” Patrick
Moraz went all the way to Brazil
to record his album simply titled
>[...]er-
piece in baroque style.

Anderson strives for the
unusual which is obvious from
the strange bird like creature on
the front cover. Inside this fold
out cover is a short story on the
planet of “Sunhillow,” the four
tribes and the three leaders.
Olias, one of the leaders, was to
build a spaceship which would

take the people to another
universe, for “Sunhillow had held
the tribes for as long as time
would allow.” Their[...]edible and their destination is
uncomprehensible. The music
follows the story or vice versa.
Both are filled with bizarre
allusions.

The music was written by
Anderson and is heavy on syn[...]this
album.

Wool’s film begins Audobon Series

The first film of the Audobon

wildlife series for 1976-77 was

. Shown on Sept. 29 in the GCC
Student Union.

The series, presented by the
Continuing Education Associated

tudents (CEAS) and the
National Audobon Society,
consists of five different
programs during the school year.

The initial film, ‘Coastline
California,’”’ w[...]arrated by Albert Wool who
was born and raised in the area
2and now operates a ranch there.

He is presently active in the

pAudobon Society of northern
? California.

3 The film covered a stretch of
beach 150 miles long, b[...]n

jthe south at Big Sur.

Wool said that much of the
,beach is open and sandy,
“providing a background ap-
propriate for the habitat and

_-z display of birds and other small[...]er, there are
rugged, rocky shores that harbor

? the sea lions and elephant seats

Opi inion

and sea otters providing a
natural protection from man as
well as the elements.

The first scenes in the film
were taken in South San Fran-
cisco Bay and not on the coast-
line. This inland area, protected
by law, provides a sanctuary for
the California coast birds and the
many other migratory birds that
travel north to the arctic or
subarctic regions. Among the
birds seen in plentiful supply
were avocets, godwits,
phalaropes, gulls, sandlings and
willets.

Moving to the coastline, Wool
displayed his talent for wildlife[...]an abundance
of bird scenes. Especially good
were the gull shots that displayed
the aerodynamics and graceful
flight of that bird.

In perhaps the most impressive
part of the film, Wool showed a
great number of sea-lions and
their talents for survival in the
swirling, turbulent waters that
surround the small islands of the
coast near Monterey.

Plentiful, too, were scenes of

the elephant seals and sea otters,
the latter having become almost
extinct.

“The sea otters are making a
remarkable recover[...]specially DDT, and pollution
have definitely hurt the bird
population.

However, many species of gulls[...]omeback.
“Because of restrictions on
pesticides the birds are in-
creasing more and more,” he
said.[...]out his wildlife
adventure with scenes of one of
the Monterey coast area’s more
famous attraction, the Monarch
butterflies.

Coming in the middle of Oc-
tober by the millions, these
profusely colored creatures
spend their winters hanging in
the many trees that surround the
city of Monterey.

Future Danger From Nuclear Wastes

by Gary Russo
During the Hitler regime in