The Voice, 1990-08-27 — 1991-04-29 (2025)

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	Enrollment up another 3.4% By James Giibert News Editor - With two days until classes began, the total campus headcount enrollment was 16,689 and the Full-Time Stu- dent Equivalency (FTSE) was 7,933. The 16,689 enrollment is just five short of last year’s mark of 16,694 at a similar point in the semester. FTSE is defined as the total number of credit hours in which all students are enrolled, divided by 15, the credit hours considered a full-time load. Studen[...]e in FTSE over last year’s registration. ‘‘The FTSE is higher because we are starting to see a larger nu[...]d be advised before registering, and can do so in the Center PUT MUTT, A oleae GU ROB aot. 1. Methlg NCA to visit \| school in ’92 \| By James Gilbert News Editor Preparation is under way for the visit by The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools team, even though the evaluation doesn’t take place until February 1992. The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools is a not-for-profit, voluntary membership organizati[...]postsecondary institutions having an interest in the improvement of education through evaluation and accreditation. Accreditation is a two-part process which in- \| volves comprising[...]t from an NCA evaluation team. “Accreditation is the stamp of approval that assures that institutions are maintaining the quality of their programs and operations,”’ s[...]reer \| educational services and co-coordinator of the NCA self-study. \| Evaluators from the NCA will spend two or three days on campus to assess the college’s educational programs. The team of evaluators will then make recom- mendations to the NCA regarding accreditation. “We are looking forward to the team’s visit because it provides us with an opp[...]from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Friday. Registration by phone (435-3333) is available to students enrolling in six or fewer credits or non-credit classes. “This is our busiest time of the year,’’ Bayless said. “During theby the student’s withdrawal date. The drop/add period ends on Friday. Students who haven’t dropped by then are not eligible for a full refund. Students wanting to add or drop classes should go to the CIAR building. Cancelled classes, or classes dro[...]ll refunds. For students dropping from 8-14 days, the refund is only 50 percent. Students in classes meeting onl[...]shorter period of time to receive their refunds. The tuition for classes dropped within the drop/add PCriOG CAM ue iv-ur. 4+ pinces ivr OtMer Classes. 5-year headcount vs. FTSE The total number of students enrolled and the Full- Time Student Equivalents (FTSE) for the past five years. 1990 figures are as of Friday.[...]SE 19 Students can obtain their refunds through the mail, or collect them at the cashier’s window. In order to collect at the cashier’s window, students must bring proof of payment with them. If paid by check, a cancelled check, bank statement, or a letter from Uie"L-.enk confirming clearance is necessary. Footbali '..99 A preview of the Galw.rhos’ upcoming season. -Pg. 11 ~[...]ther King deserves a holiday. -Pg. 2 Why is this guy on the cover of the Voice? -Pg. 7 August 27, 1990 and two, and three.,.... Campus elections By James Gilbert News Editor This years Student[...]2:00 pm. Election booths will be located outside the southeast corner of the CIAR building. Elections for the Evening Students Association are scheduled for September 10, 11 and 12 from 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm in the Student Union Building. “Student government pr[...]er classes started last week. For some insight on the woman behind the aerobics program on campus turn to pg. 7 in the Feature section. around the corner activities and services. Nominations for executive council should be turned in to the director of student activities before noon on Sept. 4. The term of office lasts for one year, beginning with the third Friday of the Fall semester, and ending with the swearing in of the new council. Students having at least half of th[...]re eligable to campaign. Associated Students and The Evening Students Association host many events and programs throughout the year. Bookstore goes cross country to find its new manager and Ann Arbor, Mich. Senter Photo by Scott Kozakiewicz/Media By James Gilbert News Editor Michelle Antieau is the new bookstore manager, replacing Cindy Cass, who[...]mester he last five years e campus bookstore is under a lease agreement with Follett College Stores Corporation of Elmhurst, Ill. In addition to the Columbus bookstore, Antieau has also managed othe[...]will provide a bet- ter opportunity for me since the last cou- ple of bookstores I worked for we - ly[...]taff and an efficient system. Falso believe there is always room for improvement.’” Her belief in total service to the student and experience in managing bookstores al[...]give a full refund w She also add books back is the last two weeks of semester. “The sooner a student sells a book back, the more money they will receive for it,’’ Antieau said. ‘‘During the last two weeks of a semester we will know wha[...]ggests that students buy used textb« She said it is always better to buy used books because they gen[...]per- cent less than new books. Computer Graphics by Bobby Warren/Velce
	[...]Once again Arizona finds itself in a battle over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. In the forefront of the battle against the holiday is ex-governor Evan Mecham, who organized and successfully ran a petition drive to put the issue before the voters. Two propositions will be on the ballot: @ Proposition 301 provides for an unpaid[...]Day. p~..ween Mecham and our state legislatures, the simple passing of this holiday has become bogged down in a mire of stupidity and incompetence. Now this is not simply a vote on whether to have the holiday; it is a three-way split that dilutes the real question: Do Arizonans want the holiday or not? The King Day controversy has given Arizona a shameful reputation. What can voters do to rectify the situation? Vote ‘‘yes’’ on Proposition 302, and ignore Proposition 301. The money spent to pay Opinion vote yes state employees for the day can- not compare to the damage this fight is doing to our state. Although the state stands to lose financially if the holiday is rescinded, that is irrelevant. The rest of the country and parts of the world view Arizona as a backward, bigoted and racist state. This is infinitely more damaging than a lost Super Bowl.[...]. and he- mara +h..ail any Other man, symbolizes the civil rights movement. This was a man who, in the midst of overwhelming hatred, preached love and n[...]ed, but he never wavered from his conviction that the on- ly road to freedom was the road of nonviolence. Many lives were saved because of his strong principles. Martin Luther King Jr. paid the ultimate price for victory; he paid with his life[...]02. JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT YoU WERE SAFE “The Wrath of Clod”[...]A matter of policy: Voice guidelines for 1990 As the fall semester begins, the staff of the The Volce would like to outline its policy for the current year. Funding and function The Voice is supported by district funds and advertising. Its function is to report and comment on campus news, and nationa[...]freedom Student editors and staff members enjoy the same protection under the Constitution as other members of the press, and that freedom will not be limited to only ideas which agree with the majority. District policy We are fortunate enou[...]administra- tion that has issued a statement that the Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier Supreme Court decision do[...]at educators do not offend first amendment rights by ex- ercising editorial control over school sponso[...]limited to input from only journalism students - the forum is much more public.”’ Staff responsibility The staff recognizes its responsibili- ty to print objective news stories. We strive to comply with the standards of the American Society of Newspaper Editors’ code of ethics known as the “Canons of Journalism.”’ While the staff will exercise its press privileges and freedoms to the fullest, we recognize the responsibilities in- herent in that freedom. To the best of our ability as student journalists, we will refrain from prin- ting material that is libelous, obscene or would cause reckless disruption of the educational! process. However, under First Amend- ment, the editors will not permit un- based fears that lead to censorship. The staff will attempt to print cor- rections where f[...]l Mateer Assistant Adviser Adviser’s role The adviser of The Voice is respon- sible for ensuring that staff members uphold journalism ethics. According to the Code of the Na- tional Council of College Publications Advisers, ‘‘the adviser must guide rather than censor....Student[...]to exercise their craft with no restraint beyond the limitations of ethical and legal respon- sibility[...]d invasion of privacy.” Journalism laboratory The publication is produced in the Newsroom Activity class, which is a journalism laboratory. The Voice is printed bi-weekly through the fall and spring semesters, except holidays and exam weeks. Letters to the editor, contributions We encourage readers to voice their opinion of the paper or any topic on campus in the Letters to the Editor column. The Voice also welcomes creative writing, guest colum[...]photographs from students, staff or faculty. It is best to type and double space all material submitted to The Voice. Letters and contributions must in- The Staff The Voice Kristi Ebner, James Glendale Community Ez H[...]rified. Names will be withheld with good reason. The staff reserves the right to edit all contributions or not print them if space is not available, or they are deemed libelous, obscene or offensive. Bring letters to The Voice Newsroom, Language Arts Building, Room 107, or mail to The Voice, Glendale Community College, 6000 W. Olive Ave., Glendale, Ariz. 85302. Equal opportunity The Glendale Community College and the Maricopa Community College District do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex[...]
	Voice August 27, 1990 By David Madrid Opinion Editor The United States is about to enter a war to defend our principles. That is the explanation given by President Bush to explain our involvement in the newest Middle East crisis. But what are American[...],000 pro-democracy students in Tiananmen Square? The toughest reaction the President could muster was to deplore the Chinese government’s actions. The United States business dealings with the Chinese but- chers, we were told, were too important to jeopardize by applying economic sanctions. Where were our principles when the President kowtowed to the Chinese and vetoed a bill that would have allowed Chinese students to remain in the United States after the massacre? To send the students home will mean certain death for many who protested for democracy while in this country. Is democracy not one of our strongest and most important principles? Ap- parently not; what is at stake in the Mid- dle East is the control of oil. Saudi Arabia is a country ruled by a monarchy. The monarchy owns and con- trols most of the money in the country, while many of their people live in pover- ty. Kuwait was also ruled by a monarchy. Although this in no way justifies the ac- tions of Saddam Hussein, neither does it justify the actions of President Bush. To defend these military actions as American principles is an insult to the American people. What is surprising is that according to a poll taken by USA Today, more than 80 percent of the United States support the deployment of troops in Saudi Arabia. If oil and money are the new American principles, then let the president say so. That way American soldiers will[...]r parents gave their lives to save a few cents on the price of a gallon of gasoline. Koory has best platform By Bradley R. Melton Associate Opinion Editor Glendale’s own Fred Koory, the 50- year-old Republican, may not be ahead in the gubernatorial polls, but he is by far the best candidate for the position. Koory is not one of your more flashy candidates, but rather a man who believes the candidates’ platforms should decide the winner. When someone confronted Koory recently o[...]e laugh at Sam Steiger’s one-liners , but where is the substance? We have Evan Meacham to con- tinuousl[...]feet. We have J. Fife Symington III to give us the liberal side of the Republican par- ty, and a developer to boot. We have Bob Barnes to be the self- determined dung distributer. For the liberal end of the Democratic party, we have ‘‘Terry Mondale Dukakis Goddard,”’ and isn’t that special? Then there is Dave Moss. Yeah right. Fred Koory has been on the front line against tax increases when everyone else didn’t care. Fred Koory opposes the importation of hazardous wastes, he has a strong anti- drug position, he is for prison reform, and is for greater economic development. One of his strongest desires is to return quality to Arizona’s education. Fred is a man of deep conservative con- victions, and this is the kind of governor who will make Arizona proud again. ‘CommonSense’ conservative By Bradley R. Melton Associate Opinion Editor The following column will be the first in a series entitled ‘‘Common Sense.” This first article will introduce you to the reasons this title was chosen, and it will also reveal the focus of the columns to come. Musket fire cracked in the air and an English soldier was sent crashing to the ground with a thump into the cool green grass of Massachusetts. The date was April 19, 1775, and blood was being spill- ed at the Battle of Lexington and Concord. Because of thes[...]Common Sense.’’ This single publication paved the way for the Declaration of Independence. During 1776 and 1783 his greatest con- tribution to the patriot cause was his 16 “‘crisis’”’ papers that he also signed “‘Com- mon Sense.’” In the first crisis paper, Thomas Paine inspired the tired troops at Valley Forge with the flaming words: ‘‘These are the times that try men’s souls.’’ The purpose of Paine’s Common Sense was to to make[...]on, and encourage them to do their part to change the situation. Paine’s call to arms was in response to the King of England’s encroachment on the colonist’s freedoms. Today the liberals are the evil establish- ment. They control labor, big govern- ment, big business, education, the media, and many special interest groups. They are responsible for causing many problems, including the welfare crisis. There is a great battle going on in America and its outcom[...]he 21st ce ihe conservatives are fighting for the dignity of individuals versus the domina- tion of government. Will America have a[...]will we have a society that restores and respects the dignity of individuals so that we can en- joy our spiritual freedom and political liberty? By using your own common sense, it is my hope that readers will take the in- itiative to get involved and to have the courage to make a difference in Arizona. Alexand[...]times, a decline in courage has been con- sidered the beginning of the end?”’ Opinion Oil has U.S. between iraq and a hard place Voices across the campus What do you think about U.S. in- volvement in the Middle East? Trina England “T don’t think w[...].’’ John Vuckovich “1 don’t think there is a choice. We have to go over there to protect the oil.”” Jon McConnell “We need to be over there to keep tabs, if something will arise. And the oil com- panies are taking ad- vantage of it.” Deanna Charlet “Our country is in this confrontation, but that’s the price we have to pay for our freedom.’’ Geor[...]hould show strong opposi- Christine Eaves “‘The thing I worry about most is the draft, and I worry about my brother and fiance.’’ ete Photos by Wanda Pippet/Velce
	4 Buses being fuele By James Gilbert News Editor Students who ride buse[...]may have noticed a significant change recently in the city’s Dial-A-Ride buses. They’re burning cleaner fuel. The city of Glendale has recently bought two new buses, a van and four automobiles, all fueled by compressed natural gas. Money to purchase these[...]artment of En- vironmental Quality grant approved by the Glendale City Council in July. The $55,150 grant will help cover the cost of buying the vehicles and bulding a slow-fill fueling station. ihe total cost of the project is $220,600. In addition to the $55,150 grant from the state, the federal government will con- tribute $125,575 and the city of Glendale will add the remaining $39,875. “We believe it is important to develop alternative fuels,’’ Jan[...]an- sit manager, said. ‘‘We didn’t initiate the program to save money; we did it for air quality.”’ Some advantages of using the com- pressed natural gas include reduction of car[...]aintenance costs, and a longer- operating life of the equipment. The U.S. Department of Transporta- tion has mandated[...]80 percent federally funded and must comply with the mandate,” Davis said. Glendale’s transit department operates 12 pickups and three buses already using the compressed natural gas. Money from the project will be used to replace three aging buses[...]a cost of $2,000 to $4,000 each. In addition to the conversions, a slow- fill fuelling station was built. The station will allow the buses to run all day without having to refuel, saving the city time and money. The two-year pilot program, funded by city, state and federal money, involves compiling exhaust emissions data on August 27, 1990 Voice d by nature Two students are waiting at the main entrance to the school to ride one of Glen- dale’s new Dial-A-Ride busses, which are fueled by cleaner burning compressed natural gas. vehicles already adapted to the compress- ed natural gas. Larry Plew, city of Glendale equipment manager, supervises the program. With a year still left on the program, Plew said statistics have not been offic[...]has made some in- teresting initial findings. “The compressed natural gas reduces the level of carbon monoxide while slight- ly increasing the nitrogen oxide level,” Plew said. The newly purchased vehicles are ex- pected to be in service to the city within six months, including services to the college. Photo by James Begay. English department gets new chairwoman By James Gilbert News Editor ‘ The English department had a new head, but at the moment it was invisible. Margaret Hawks’ head[...]as she prepared to move from her tiny office into the larger, more spacious quarters of the English department chair. Hawks became the interim English department chair- woman with the departure of former chairman Conrad Bayley, who t[...]and sciences. I’m looking forward to accepting the challenges that come along with the position,’ she said, from somewhere behind the precariously balanced notes, memos, folders, and other paperwork scattered across her desk. When contacted by phone at his Estrella Mountain of- fice, Bayley s[...]appointment. “She has done a remarkable job as the evening assis- tant chair over the last year and will make an excellent department head,”’ he said. Hawks admits that making the transition from assis- tant chair to department head a is little rougher than expected. “There always[...]ugh stacks of files on her desk. “T think that the only way that I’m going to get anything accomplished is to find a hiding place.”’ One of the challenges of being department head is keeping up with the constantly growing English department. There are[...]ll-time residential faculty currently working for the department. in addition, over 50 part-time faculty teach from one to three classes each semester “‘The classes keep filling up faster than expected, so[...]dding sections,’’ Hawks said. In addition to the added classes, the chairwoman has seen a larger percentage of students qualifying for English 101 than in the past. She attributes it to better student prepar[...]ks’ former position of evening assistant chair, is looking forward to working with the evening faculty. The English department will meet to vote on a new department chairman in December. Hawks will remain in the position until June. STUDENT By Mike McAftrey Feature Editor Margaret Hawks, Eng[...]oman Campus in compliance with Disabilities Act The ADA of 1990 also prohibits private businesses and[...]nating from disabled individuals. Two years down the road, businesses ~ LOANS Northern Trust offe[...]CITY MEMBER E.D.L.C. - EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER The Americans with Disabilities Act, signed into law by President Bush on Ju- ly 26, 1990, will bring 43 million disabl- ed Americans into the economic mainstream by giving them equal access to jobs, transportation and public facilities. The law requires hotels, restaurants, movie theaters,[...]all new buses, cars and trains, be accessible to the disabled. “‘The campus is already meets the re- quirements set forth by the new law, but we are making some changes anyway to make the campus easjier for disabled students,’’ Mark Ferris, the GCC direc- tor of disabled student resources said[...]accommodate disabled workers. Bush was quoted in the New York Times as saying, “‘Every man, woman[...]ality, independence and freedom.” “I believe the ADA will result in im- mediate benefits to disabled individuals in the area of transportation, communica- tions, archite[...]or corporately run businesses, but barriers held by employers will be more difficult to immediately r[...]y will likely continue,”’ Ferris said. Photo by Wanda Pippet/Welce
	[...]vice provost for planning and Jacquelyn Matt- By James Gilbert News Editor Vernon Latten, Arizona State University West Campus Provost, announced the appointment of two new vice provost. Judy C. Knudson will assume the role of vice provost for university relations, and Gebeyehu will fill the newly created position of vice provost for admini[...]never be bored.”” This led her to recognize the need for a four year public graduate level institution in the Glen- dale area. Ejigu comes to ASU West from the Universi- ty of Missouri system, where he held the title of associative vice president for management services. “I am very pleased and excited about the pro- spects of being a part o ASU.”’ Lattin said he is pleased by the addition of the two experienced administrators who have held simi[...]top quality to ASU West.’’ Lattin said. With the addition of Knudson and Ejigu the senior management structure for the West Cam- pus is complete. The other two vice provost are Barry Bruns. feld, vice provost for academic affairs. By Kristi Ebner Staff Writer The old saying ‘‘Too many cooks may spoil the broth’’ is sometimes valid, but for the Re-entry Center’s cookbook, it’s far from true. “‘Love and Quiches’’ is a cookbook put together by campus management, faculty, staff and friends. Sale of the cookbook will raise funds for the Re- entry Center, and will help re-entry students buy materials for school. “The book took a phenomenal amount of time to put toge[...]est problem was layout and set-up.”” Work on the book began in the fall of 1988 and was complet June. Rodgers-Barstack explained that the publication took longer because it was prepar tally by the many volunteers ‘After th ame ‘Love and Quic[...]ers-Barstack said In order to obtain recipes for the cookbook, forms were sent out to the entire district and to some restaurants around Phoenix. Contributers wishing to submit recipes filled out the form and returned it to the Career Center. Only one restaurant replied: The Spicery, which is located on 59th Ave. Owner Martha Campbell donate[...]gers-Barstack and Jeanette Stewart, who headed up the project, everyone involv- ed had a great time making the book, even though at times it was hectic. They ended up ‘‘proofreading the same recipe 15 times, or losing some of the disks,’’ Rodgers- Barstack said. “Love and Quiches”’ is on sale in the Career Center for $6 per copy 4 recipe from the book is included here so Voice readers can have their cak[...]st names\| Service director named 2 new provosts By Joni Kowitz Staff Writer KC Hundere (pronounced[...]orking,” Hundere said. ‘‘! am familiar with the networking deci- sions and philosophies of this district.”’ Hundere is enthusiastic about joining the campus “‘with its reputation for its technolo[...]er.”” “*Plus,’’ he said, ‘‘I enjoy the people here.’’ Included in network services, Hundere will be the con- tact point for services with the VAX on campus. “The VAX is the main computer that registers students and provide[...]e multi-user system.”’ Hundere hopes to make the VAX ‘‘more of a tool for people.”’ In 19[...]d to Maricopa Colleges’ district office to work the Telecommunications Improvement Project. In that role he spent time working on the installation of new telephone systems, as well as the re-wiring of all colleges in the district for voice, data, and video distibution. KC Hundere, the new director of network services for “My major last project in the district office was im- the college’s High Tech Center, comes to Glendale plementing the district-wide microwave network,” with nearly 1[...]I have a lot of networking experience, throughout the district. a great deal of telephone experience, and computer ex- perience as it relates to the Maricopa Network.” He also pointed out that he is one of the few people Hundere first joined Maricopa Community Colleges who has been in every building in the district. in 1982 as an audio/visual technician[...]ate University. Martha Campbell, who bakes at the Spicery restaurant, shows Jeannette Stewart and Renee Rodgers-Barstack her strawberry pie while they lunch at the eatery Neiman-Marcus Cake ) by 9 inch pan. Mix cream cheese, 2 eggs and powdered sugar and pour over the first layer. Optional: Add 2 cups coconut and 1[...]. Bake for three-quarters to \| hour until center is set. 1 pkg. lemon cake mix 4 eggs 4 cups powder[...]heese, softened Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix the cake mix, butter, and 2 eggs and pat into the bottom of a greased 13 —Frances Colley,[...]
	Feature August 27,1990 Voice Photos by Mary Martinez/Velce Children in the Sunsplash Daycamp program are relaxing in front of the Glendale Community College swimming pool. In keeping with their name, they took a refreshing dip in the pool at the end of the day. ooks for prehistoric animal books at Glendale Public Library -ayton learns computers at the High Tech Center Billy Lyden, Ann Tux- Ford,[...]aughie, Misty N Chric Kollege 75 for kids By Mike McAftfrey Feature Editor Silly Rabbit, college isn’t just for adults The Mastermind and the Daycamp programs on campus this summer of- fered kids a variety of activities to keep them busy The Mastermind progam had asses in photography, ceram[...]de a game out of learning math. Another class in the Mastermind program had the kids write, make costumes, design scenery, and per- form original plays. The Sunsplash Daycamp made weekly trips to the Glendale Public Library to check out books, and to the campus High Tech Center to work on the computers. They also had a field trip to the Ph x Art Muse Keeping with t t Daycamp, the kid with swimming in the
	[...]sroom \| ‘ Julie Sigwart, cartoonist By Mike McAffrey Feature Editor Julie Sigwart, editor of The Voice in the fall of 1989, has created a syndicated comic strip that was conceived in the campus newsroom. The strip is called ‘‘Rainey Days’’ and features the everyday life of a college woman and her pet ferret, Ferris. Rainey Daye Halloway, the comic strip’s namesake, was feature editor on The Velce during Julie’s term as editor. “I told[...]th a giggle. Just as Michelangelo didn’t paint theThe Voice in the spring of 1989. “I walked into the newsroom one day and asked if they needed an artist. Mrs. Fiedler about kissed me and I became the art editor,’’ Julie said. After a semester o[...]Mrs. Fiedler pro- moted her to editor in chief of The Voice for the fall of ‘89. Julie presently works on the State Press, Arizona State University’s daily paper. She draws the comic strip, “‘Rainey Days,’’ for each issue. Rainey is also working on The State Press this semester. She is hesitant to use her full name as her by- line because she doesn’t want to be identified with the comic strip’s absurdities, such as the reference to the fic- titious Rainey’s use of hairspray, and ind[...]s. Besides doing artwork for college newspapers, the am- bitious art major has done freelance work for profes- sional papers. She freelanced for The Westside Croni- cle and The Baltimore Sun, Maryland’s biggest daily paper. She was also the editorial cartoonist last spring Arizona Business[...]Julie explained. ‘‘An 8-to-5 job where a boss isis an old falsity that says, ‘to be an artist you[...]have something to say, why should it matter what the picture looks like,”’ said the young ar- tist entrepreneur. ‘“The way people react or don’t react to an artist’s work is the only way of telling if their work isthe entertainment pages of The Voice for the rest of the semester. eas a newcomers guide to in Dramati[...]pleton appointed to coordinate aerobics By Diane Mobley Contributing Writer Students in som[...]rt marching in place,’’ Templeton shouts over the lam- bada music. Templeton, coordinates the aerobics program that beg an on campus three year[...]May. There were 745 aerobics students stered the week before school open but Templeton expects the final numbers will surpass last spring’s enrol[...]arms il you there. Are we having fun yet?” Fun is Templeton’s job and she takes but beginners might not , up, down. Now add the d to get that heart rate up it seriously, realize it. “Is this too easy for you?’’ the en- thusiastic instructor asks as she bounces between the rhythmically stepping feet “If your heart rate’s too high, you know you don’t have to use the step. Hold those abdominals in “Four, three, group, groaning, of up and down lunges by now.” two, one!’’ she counts as[...]program expanding Glendale’s aerobics program is the largest in the state, and Templeton is ex- panding the curriculum to include several new fitness related[...]d a team of sixteen instructors. She says her job is easier because of the staff's abilities and their willingness to work with each other. The combination results in ex- cellent fitness traini[...]- ween a one-year aerobics certificate cover- ing the basics, or a two-year associate degree in aerobic[...]er n A “‘two-pius-two’’ recreation major is also being developed in coordination with West. T[...]s working ona cruise ship or at a ss camp. One of the classes would give students credit for going on a[...]n Classes vary in intensity Students in the aerobics program can choose different levels of Moderate aerobics is low impact, low to moderate intensity, with moder[...]utes of car diovascular exercises, which elevates the heart rate to the training zone. Low impact means one foot always re mains in contact with the floor to minin to the body, but it does n classes > jarring stress[...]te ~ 5 \ % Olivia Templeton nembers of the S sta Thompson, Temple G Pelliteri Russel and[...]ternational organization of 18,000 members, IDEA: The Association for Fitness Professionals. She is one of 57 representatives in a network that includes the United States and Canada. She feels this positio[...]east of national fitness trends and concerns, and the conventions and seminars expose her to the latest information and research from the industry pacesetters and equip- ment manufacturer[...]leton was a student here before program, is surrc ae! Gardner, Mary Routson, Sue ‘Ellen Fi[...]s degree in physical education from ASU in 1977. The trim and fit instructor says she began studying c[...]ontinued to teach aerobics in various programs in the com- munity, including Glendale Parks and Recreat[...]en- joy waterskiing and snowskiing as a fami- ly. The Templetons make fitness and fur a way of life. lu by Scott Kuzakiewicz/Media Cent
	[...]ditions to be held for 2 major drama productions By Jason Shadrick and Bobby Warren Staff Writer and Managing Editor Auditions will be held the first two weeks of September for the two campus theater productions of this semester. The first auditions will be for ‘‘Little Footsteps’’ on Sept. 4-6 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. The show will run Oct. 12, 13, 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. and on Sunday, Oct 14 at 2 p.m. The second show to audition is ‘‘The Diviners.”’ Tryouts will be Sept. 11 at 7 p.m[...]p.m., and Sept. 13 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., also in the PAC. TheThe Diviners’’ because they will be participating[...]Two plays scheduled “Little Footsteps,’’ by Ted Talley will be directed by Belton Coursey, who describes the play as ‘‘a comedy about marriage and people adjusting to each other.”’ Coursey is a drama instructor here. ‘Footsteps’ is a two-act play which requires two male and two fe[...]ong with a few extras for a par- ty scene. “‘The Diviners”’ is written by Jim Leonard Jr. and will be directed by Virginia Ludders, also a theater instructor. Tetag2 t/ onnibleszcores By Jason Shadrick Staff Writer It doesn’t take[...]r to forsee that your true and complete horoscope is just below. It tells of things those so-celled pr[...]is will happen unless you’re actually fired and the guy at work wasn’t lying. Taurus (April 20-May 20): Your appearance is going to improve—providing that you get somethi[...]t some new clothes and learn to put your shoes on the correct feet. Gemini (May 21-June 20): Attentio[...]round legal rights and nature. So don’t walk on the grass when a police officer is around. Cancer (June 21-July 22): Spotlight on[...]ds pleasure and controversy. In other words, hide the handcuffs in a really spiffy spot. Leo (July 23-[...]t, getting your phony passport and getting sut of the country. \| Back-To-School Savings $9.99* i i[...]fer. Only a three-month obligation. Advertise in The Voice She describes it as a tragedy with comic elements which takes place in Indiana in the 1930s during the Depression. The characters in the play are authentic and familiar to Ludders, who h[...]that from rural Indiana,”’ she said. Leonard is now a resident playwright at ASU. He originally wrote the play for a competition, and it was first performe[...]courages students of all ages to try out for all shows. Coursey and Ludders emphasized that students do not have to be actors to participate in the productions. Crew Needed “*I’m also looking[...]age hands, since (‘‘Lit- tle Footsteps’’) is a technical play,’’ Coursey said. Ludders needs both costuming help and stage hands for ‘‘The Diviners.”’ She is also looking for a vintage prop for the show—a 1930’s Schwinn bicycle. Reserved seating tickets for the performances can be purchased at the theater box office or at the cashier’s office. Tickets are $5 for the general public, $4 for senior citizens and $3 for students. In the spring the theater will be presenting ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof’’ and ‘‘My Three Angels.” For mor[...]parties— assuming, of course, you are accepted by the rest of those superficial types. Libra (Sept. 2[...]‘‘You’ll get your money!’’ So call off the Mafia hit men. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Finan[...]t’s safe. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Reading the material helps you to know what is going on. You also get better grades. Besides, your teacher won’t accept the bribe. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Conditions at home will improve if you go ahead and put out the contract on your an- noying little brother. But i[...]: Go with your own decision and do what you think is best, unless it’s wrong. If today is your birthday, you will be getting lots of expens[...]Laff Riots From the Balcony western democracies threatened by depression and energy shortages.. .U.S. Presiden[...]fishing trip if \| were behind this, it would be the crowning achievement of my career rr? & Conrrigh © 1990 by Marc de Celie. NS Gorbachev reviews the latest reports on the Middle East Crisis. VT <y.\ ies Se
	[...]0 Entertainment 9 Summer cinemas sizzle By Bobby Warren Managing Editor Summer moviegoers w[...]to thrill- omidies—this year. During a time of the year which tradi- tionally produces big, blockbuster action films, the biggest surprise of the summer was “Ghost,’’ which starred Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. Sequels “Back to the Future III’’ and “Gremlins 2”’ headed the list of the sum- mer sequels and, surprisingly, both were better movies than the originals. “BTTFIII’s” tinal thirty minutes is one of the most nail-biting endings in recent film history and ends the series on a high note. The total irreverence of ‘‘Gremlins 2,” even compared to the original, makes this one of the funnier films. More than once it pokes fun at itself and once actually ad- mits to knowing it isThe best action movie of the summer was easily Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ‘Total Recall,’’ a science-fiction psycho- thriller set in the near future on Mars. At times you don’t know whether or not Quaid, Schwarzenegger’s character, is dreaming the whole story or if it is ac- tually his reality. Unbelievable coincidence is the reality which Bruce Willis’ character goes through in “‘Die Hard 2.”’ Once again he is up against terrorists during the holiday season—this time at Dulles International Airport in Washington D.C., and once again it is an explosive holiday. This sequel didn’t have the claustrophobic isolation that was in the first film but was still a lot of fun. “Roboco[...]n a sure-fire tandem in “Air America,”’ but the pairing and the movie never clicked. However, the biggest disappointment of the summer had to be over-hyped “Dick Tracy.’’ You know a movie is pret- ty bad when Madonna steals the show. Free Concert ‘Flatliners’ from fla[...]ones. In ‘‘Presumed Innocent,’’ based on the best-selling novel by Scott Turow, he plays a district attorney accused[...]Term Papers ing an affair. Did he do it? Go see the movie to find out. “‘Arachnophobia”’ is a superior entry in the summer crop. It wasn’t as funny as the early ads made it out to be but it contained a constant level of suspenseful tension. “Pump Up the Volume”’ could end up being the biggest of theThe Freshman’’ surpassed all of theis funny and worth seeing while ‘‘The Adventures of Ford Fairlane’ isn’t worth mentioning. Ratings Overall, ‘‘Ghost’’ was the best and “Dick Tracy”’ the worst of the summer movie fare, with most of the remaining films being worth at least a single viewing. Here is how the summer films rate on a scale of 1-5: FS TIOEE on[...]4 Total. Recall?” 06:6: c0:2 v<si “Back to the Future III’’.... “Pump Up The Volume’’... Pie: Hard 2” ccewsrssces vie eye “The Freshman”’ *Aracnophobia’’..... . “The Jungle Book”. 20. 204 sc0.s05 §Gremlins: 2°?[...]izona Photography: Finally Noticed,”’ will be the topic of the 30-minute talk at the Phoenix Art Museum by Tamarra Kaida, associate professor of photography[...]over- view and personal interpretation of work in the exhibition. The talk will be Sept. 6 at 12:15 p.m. For further information call 257-1880. The ’60s revisited Phoenix Art Museum will display examples of revolutionary fashions from the ’60s by designers Bill Blass, Geoffrey Beene, Pierre Cardin, Audre Courreges and Paco Rabanne. They are from the collections of the Arizona Costume Institute and the Fashion Institute of The ASU Symphony Orchestra opens its season Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the Gammage Auditorium. The free concert will be directed by Henry Charles Smith. For further informa- tion ca[...]ed Viva Jazz will hold a con- cert in Scottsdale. The group will play various selections such as contem[...]t, sweet fusion, Latin swing and improvisa- tion. The concert will be held Sept. 30, 7:30 p.m. at Kerr[...]tion call 965-5377. ment listed and ask about the “crosstown” pro- J&W Dictation 846-4768 (Pl[...]me college: and universities where Air Force ROTC is not offered Which doesn’t mean it’s not available Call or visit the Air Force ROTC detach- ‘S gram. All the benefits could still be yours: eligibility for two- through four-year scholarship programs .. . the lead- ership development opportunities . . . the officer's com- Technology, New York. This e[...]h Mountain High School, will present an homage to the Pop Art of the ’60s by displaying pain- tings, sculptures and ceramics that the students have made. Current mass media images depicted include the Simpsons, Batman, Gar- field and Andy Warhol. Thi[...]l 257-1880. Denver in concert John Denver opens the Sundome Center for the Performing Arts’ 1990-91 season at 8 p.m. Sept. 7. Tickets will go on sale at the Sundome, Gammage, Activity Center and Dill[...]
	10 By Jeff Wendt Sports Editor After one intra-squad scrimmage and two weeks of practice, the football team is prepared for its season opener Satur- day night a[...]g said. After one week of practice Kersting said the strength of the team lies in their quarterback, sophomore Donnie[...]nder his belt, and he has turned out to be one of the leaders of the team this season,”’ Kersting said. Other strengths of the team, according to Kersting, will be in the offensive line and running backs. ‘‘We have[...]Kersting said. “*This will allow Donnie Simmons the op- portunity to show his abilities.”’ Through the practices so far, Kersting has been very disgruntled by his defensive Sports Football prepares for season opener players. “The defense has always been my strong point since I h[...]”” In an intra-squad scrimmage held Aug. 18, the offense showed some talent to Kersting, as the offensive line and the tailbacks, along with quarterback Sim- mons, controlled most of thethe defense because they didn’t play well, although[...]eske. Kersting feels his biggest concern will be the kicking game. The Gauchos lost kicker-punter Charles Hrabowy after last season, so Kersting is trying to find a replacement kicker. Kersting fe[...]cks College of August 27,1990 Voice Photo by Wanda Pippet/Wolce Defensive lineman Mike Hunger[...]ensive line coach David Rice at practice. Idaho, the No. \| ranked team in the coun- try in the preseason; Dixie College in Utah; and Mesa Community College. All of the teams, with the exception of Scott- sdale, will play here this season. Kersting has set personal goals for the season. First, he wants to start off on the right foot by beating Scottsdale.He also feels the team has enough potential to be championship cal[...]who can play well, and we hope they will.’” The next game for the Gauchos will be their first home game of the season against Ricks College of Idaho on Septembe[...]are celebrating on fourth-place finish last year By Jeff Wendt Sports Editor The men’s and women’s cross country teams will pa[...]h-year coach Randy Espinoza returns to coach both the men’s and women’s teams. Men looking to impr[...]e finish at last year’s regional championships, the men’s cross country team looks to improve on th[...]d team has matured, Espinoza said. ‘‘A lot of the runners were freshman last year, and with one year of experience in them, we have the chance to be com- petitive in the region.” Espinoza believes there could be four runners on the team who could be at the national meet in November: Chuck Harvey, Phil Jor[...]nd Lien Nguyen. “‘Chuck and Eric really have the potential to be at the nationals,” Espinoza said. ‘‘I’m not tryi[...]perform well.’’ There are six new runners on the team. Espinoza pointed out when students come from the high school to the junior college level, they find some changes. “‘It is very important to have the runners understand they need to prepare for a lon[...]Women to be competitive According to Espinoza, the women’s team was competitive last season, but due to a couple of bad performances at the regional meet, they finished in fourth place overall. Returnee Jennifer Weyermiller will lead the team, a team which Espinoza says includes some long-distance track runners. Espinoza expects that the women’s team can also finish competitively in the region. Stand out from the crowd Apply for a postion on Associated Student[...]IONS Sept. 11, 12 CIAR Mall VeOcTeE Commentary By Jeff Wendt Sports Editor New York Yankee fans, you can now start the celebration. On Aug. 21 George Steinbrenner left baseball, and left the general partnership of the New York Yankees. Steinbrenner was forced to leave baseball because he was thought to have tampered with the trade of Dave Winfield to the California Angels. He met with gambler Howard Sp[...]rived to commissioner Fay Vincent, who dealt with the matter, for- cing Steinbrenner to resign. With the leaving of Steinbrenner, the Yankees will become a new and improv- ed team. His leaving will give the Yankees front office and their fans something to[...]nbrenner left of- fice, he hired Gene Michaels as the new general manager of the Yankees. Michaels brings a whole new concept to the Yankee organization. Michaels won’t have the Steinbrenner attitude that “I can fire and hire[...]r personnel as Steinbren- ner did. Michaels, who is a former manager, brings a rough and tough attitude to the front office much like that of his old coaching d[...]also stepping down as managing general partner of the Yankees. That is something he also had to give up in his agreement with Vincent on July 30. The newest choice to replace Steinbren- ner as the managing general partner is Robert Nederlander, an owner of several theaters around the country. Although management’ wants Nederlander as their choice, he has to be voted in by the major league owners, and that is not an easy task. But there is one problem to this whole Steinbrenner saga: Who says that Stein- brenner won’t still be involved in the day- to-day operations of the Yankees? That is something Vincent will have to watch, but for sports fans, an era has end- ed, and it isThe college baseball coaching staff will hold an info[...]30 at 2:30 p.m. in SC-142, concerning tryouts for the 1991 team. Practices will begin after Labor Day. Any players wanting more infor- mation on trying out for the team should contact baseball coach Dave Grant in[...]Fall coed volleyball leagues in City of Glendale The Glendale Recreation Depart- ment is offering Adult Co-ed Volleyball leagues for skills A, B, and G: All information regarding the fall league can be obtained at the Glen- dale Municipal Complex at 59th Avenue and G[...]s and fees for this fall league must be submitted by Friday, September 28. All rosters accepted in- to the league are on a first-come, first-serve basis. F[...]is fall volleyball league, contact Quola James at the Glendale Recreation Department at 435-4105.
	[...]p, opener against NAU —Fall Sports 1990— By Jeff Wendt Sports Editor After last year’s surprising 7-4-1 season, and a second place finish in the region, the college soccer team will try to go for the top this season as they face Northern Arizona Uni[...]Watson says this year’s team has more depth on thethe team’s leading scorers, has been install- ed as the team leader. “I feel that Brandon isthe team can do well this season. ‘‘We have a lot of talent on this year’s team. I think we can give the competition a run for their money,’’ he said. Watson added this year’s freshman group is the best group he’s ever coached for individual tal[...]ey look good, but it will be tough to tell before the first game.”’ Volleyball hopes for winning season, opener this Saturday By Jim Hansen Staff Writer The women’s volleyball team has a goal: make the conference playoffs. Under Coach Sheryl Nobley the team missed the playoffs by two games last season. In the last game of the season, the Gauchos beat the powerhouse of the con- ference, champions, Eastern Arizona. The Lady Gauchos were the first con- ference team to beat Eastern Arizona in five years. Eastern Arizona has won the championship every year for the past 10 years. ‘This team is real special,’ Nobley said of this year’s tea[...]d intense motivation.”’ According to Nobley, the team will need all of the intensity it can muster with the veteran teams of the conference becoming more powerful Nobley expects the Gauchos to finist in the top four of the conference, with five returning players forming the backbone of the team. Second team, All-Conference, Stacy Ainly anchors the left side of the court. According to Nobley, Ainley is one of the top hitters in the conference, a real ‘powerhouse.’ Brandi Grimes is a dominating player in the middle, according to Nobley. ‘Brandi is one of the top blockers in the conference.’’Nobley said, ‘‘We want her to become a dominant hitter this season.”’ On the right side of the court is Robyn Preach, the best all-round player on the team, according to Nobley. She said the team will not only rely on Preach to set and hit in the front, but also on her ex- ceptional defensive talent. In addition to Preach’s defense, the Gauchos will rely on the strong defense of Megan Strong. Watson looks for[...]“This will be a season where I think any team is capable of beating any team in the conference. This is a very wide open division,’’ Watson said. Watson’s prime objectives are to win the first game and go from there. He wants to take the season one game at a time. But freshman Robby McCarty feels they can go all the way. ‘“‘We can go very far if we put our minds to it. I think Kan- sas City (national tournament) is within our reach,’’ he said. Watson is concerned with getting the team ready for the season’s first game. “‘We are running these[...]ared to get them in shape,”’ he said. Watson is still concerned about the team’s inexperience. “With a lot of players[...]that happens, we can do real good.”” Watson is optimistic about how this team can do in 1990. “Anybody can be in the tournament at the end of the year. It’s real tough to say how we can do. If we stay together, we can go places at the end,’’ Watson said. “She (Strong) is the team’s defensive specialist,’’ Nobley said.[...]ll take on additional hitting responsibilities on the left side. Bringing the team together, is Teresa Thompson. ‘‘She’s the quarterback of the volleyball team,’’ Nobley said. Thomp- son is the returning, starting setter from last year, and the coach feels that much of the responsibility of running the of- fense will rest on her shoulders. Along with Nobley and the returning players, assistant coach Beverly Mayer will contribute much to the Gauchos season. Mayer attended Bethel College on[...]ack and volleyball scholarship. “*T have to be the disciplinarian and she (Mayer) balances that out,’’ Nobley said. In addition to Eastern Arizona, the Gauchos can expect stiff competition from Mesa Co[...]e and o Noble: up into a clear divi ision between the haves and have-nots Nobley said the top five teams of the con- ference will be very strong with the bot- tom teams being weaker, due to an influx of five rookie coaches Rounding out the Gauchos team are seven freshmen. Two are Paradise[...]a Gaff, a setter. Two alumni of Mohave High join the Gauchos volleyball ranks: Wendy Har- rison, a mid[...]left-side hitter. Amber Grey out of Cactus High is an up-coming mid-blocker. Shannon For- shey from Deer Valley High is on the left side as a hitter. Michelle Fraust from Moon Valley High rounds out the in- coming freshmen, as a setter. The women’s volleyball team opens the season Friday in Holbrook at 7p.m. against[...]
	[...]oice o NCA from page one point with pride to theby the faculty to describe the courses and degrees offered, the student services available, and the experience of the faculty. The college then lists its achievements, as well as i[...]rams, how many complete each program, and whether the graduates are adequately prepared for the university or workplace. The results are compiled in a comprehensive report which is submitted to the NCA for review. This report, in conjunction with the visiting team’s fin- dings, constitute the college’s formal application for ac- creditation, and forms the basis for the NCA’s evaluation. Colleges are periodically re-evaluated in order to main- tain their affiliation with the NCA. The college was first accreditted in 1967 and most recently in 1983. Do the world a favor... Recycle The Voice The sneeze bar misnistrative assistant in the Counseling Office, waits in line. Shirley Selander prepares a sandwich at the deli bar in the remodeled cafeteria while Carol Brown, ad- Clip[...]ater. Oct. 21 Nancy Parker as Bette Sept. 10 “TheBy Request,” Mac Sept. 24 “Impressing the Textbooks,” Elaine Erickson. Frampton Concent. 8 p.m., Employer Before the MU 124 Interview,” Naila Erwin. Noy. 2 Beachfro[...]anizing a Job Search,” \| Mark Nelson \| Oct.8 “The Power of Politics,” \| Mayor Paul Johnson \| Oct.[...]ys, 1] a.m Sept. 20 “Finding Your Own \| Way to the Head of theis Emily Ferguson. Phoenix Going?,” Martin Yolic. Yourself: Succeeding at thethe Public Elaine Erickson. iTesesa: S: Branch , Eye[...]Fitness: Body & Oct.10 “Fi E Nov.5 “Criticism is My Way Mind,” Betty Rideau-Tipton & ea Unis to[...]tion,” Ramsey Clark. Oct.31 “Holding Up Half the Sky: The Role of Women in China,” Janet Wandry, Jill Suydam, Karen Newton & Joyce Storey.* Nov. 12 “Is Your ‘Net’ Working?,” Jane Lance. Dec.3 “On The Air: Careers in Broadcasting,” Kurt Viken, Doug[...]MasterCard Credit Cards? Now you can have two of the most recognized and accepted credit cards tn the world...Visa® and MasterCard® credit cards..."I[...]BEEN TURNED DOWN BEFORE! VISA® and MasterCard® the credit cards you deserve and need for— ID—BOO[...]udent Union Lounge 6-8 p.m Sept. 10-21 Paintings by Richard Hillis. Public opening Sept. 10, 6-8 p.m Oct. 1-12 Paintings by Jeff Bertoncino. Public opening Oct. 1, 6-8p.m Oct. 22-Noy. 2 Sculpture & Paintings by Larry Deck. Public opening Oct. 22, 6-8 p.m Noy. 5-16 Drawings and Monoprints by Mirta cacao Public opening Nov. 5, 6-8 p.m Dec.[...]sh Dance Group. Free. Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 2, 7,8 “The Diviners,” Virginia Ludders, director. Matinee[...]d trademark of MasterCard International, Inc Visa Is a registered trademark of VISA USA. Inc. a[...]
	[...]start Gauchos earn victory in Bustin’ up with the season opener. -Pg. 7 Laff Riots -Pg. 6 September 10, 1990 Holiday stretches to 5-day weekend By James Gilbert and Wanda Pippet The Voice Mother Nature and her stormy min- nions tr[...]ing to President John Waltrip’s announcement to the news media, ap- proximatly 75 percent of campus classes were in session by Thursday morning, However, it was not expected t[...]t on Labor Day at approximately 7:40 p.m. because the main transformer was either damaged or burned out. “Electrical phenomenon being what it is, there is no conclusive determinination as to what the actual cause is,’’ campus electrician Dan Newkirk said on Wednes- day morning. ‘‘All we know is that it is bad. It’s like your car. It breaks down; you fi[...]ches of water. Additional damage was reported in the Language Arts Building and the O3 Faculty Office Building southwest of the Fine Arts Building. On Tuesday morning Salt River Pro- ject workers discovered that a critical part of the ten-year-old transformer had been damaged. A new transformer was brought in on a flatbed truck from the SRP stockyard at 40th and Washington streets. When asked if the loss of power was caused by lightning, Santos Leon, SRP district manager said, ‘‘Probably—it’s the best we can determine.”’ More problems and delays arose as workers tried connecting the new transformer. The old cables wouldn’t match up properly with the new transformer, according to Stuart Scheitler, SRP design consultant for the West Valley District. “* The replacement transformer is a new vintage—state-of-the-art model—more high tech,’’ Scheitler said. Partial power was restored to most of the campus around 7 p.m. Tuesday night. Power was shut down again on Wednesday morning due to the problems with the new transformer. According to Scheitler, the schematics from the old transformer didn’t match up correctly with the new one. This led to the transformer being incorrectly wired, and caused what is known as “‘phasing’’ in the current. Crane extracts old transformer damaged by lightning last week. wires in your car. You don’t know that the wires aren’t in the right order until you start the car,’’ Scheitler said. Additional problems a[...]ive cables and another damaged transformer behind the John F. Prince Library. “We restored power while leaving the “‘because we didn’t want to incur any more expense due to equipment failure.”’ Rains on the night of Sept. 4 continued to hamper repair efforts by filling manholes with water. “Until the cables are dried out, we can’t be sure if they caused any of the problems,’’ Newkirk said. Full power was exp[...]red Kampus KZZP’d ‘‘Phasing would be like the spark plug faulted areas off,’’ KZZP’s Ch[...]le on campus to show a safe return for troops in the Middle East. Electronic Forum may charge a fee By Mike Massung The Voice Students this semester have once again had problems with computer usage at the High Tech Center. Leonard Pierce, an English Lit[...]d representative of a group of concerned users of the Public Forum program at HTC, led the group in seek- ing satisfaction over not being able to log-on to the Forum. Last semester, members of Associated Stud[...]TC terminals. “My original complaint was that thethe Mac for Music theory class, but I would still not be able to use the Electronic Forum.”’ “After talking with Karen Schwalm, who initiated bringing the program to the campus, and Lee Ann Kirkpatrick, I found out that[...]a meeting with Manny Griego, Pierce was told that the program would be unlocked so that everyone could use the Forum, and this will be the situation until some agreement can be reached about its usage. He was also informed of the possibility of a usage fee being charged. “It[...]arge a fee, it’s just that all classes that use the High Tech Center either are assessed a High Tech Center fee or a lab fee. And the only reason for that, is to cover the expendable resources that are used up in the High Tech Center. “As far as I’m concerned,[...]’ Griego said. ‘‘Whether that will occur at the beginning of next semester, or the following semester, is still up in the air. As far as what that fee is, \| don’t know but I personally think a fee of $5 will not be in excess.” Newkirk said. Photo by Wanda Pippet/Wolce by today. January opening for High Tech Il By Barbara Schripsema The Voice The long-awaited High Tech Center II will be com- pleted in December and will open for classes in January. “The building is looking good,’’ said Chuck West, director of the HTC II project. According to West, one of the most exciting aspects of the mushroom-shaped building is its versatility. One highlight, the Classroom of the Future, is equip- ped with computers, a 16-foot video monito[...]amework which allows for flexible arrangements of the room. These features give the instructors optional teaching methods. “‘In[...]new types of teaching areas are needed, and that is what the HTC II is all about,’’ West said. Dr. Joyce Elsner, dean of administrative services, is hopeful someday all classrooms on campus will be[...]ves in an environ- ment where students can choose the way they want to learn, and professors can vary their styles of teaching. Other rooms in the building are offices, a seminar room, a conferenc[...]omize existing software or develop new software. The funds for HTC II were set aside when a $75 million capital development bond issue was approved by Maricopa County voters in 1984. The contract with Liberty Construction was $2,028,000, and Elsner said the first funding for furniture and other equipment is $350,000. The total cost is not known yet because ‘‘it will pro- bably take a couple of years to get it equipped the way we want it,’’ the dean said. The original High Tech Center, which opened in January 1987, was the inspiration for HTC II. Manny Griego, director of[...]tributes HTC’s high rate of student learning to the tremendous effort of the instructional team over the past three and a half years. Photo by Wanda Pippet/Voice
	[...]ing has been done. This year has been worse thar the others. There are more students on campus than ever before, but there is less parking. A new High Tech II has displaced 8[...]spaces and some 30 student spaces. A construction trailer in the southwest parking lot takes up 21 more spaces. Additional employee parking has been spread around the campus, taking prime student parking. But 131 spaces have been lost. Any time of the day, students are seen jockeying for elusive open[...]loyee parking, handicapped lanes, fire lanes, and the road- way are ticketed, he said. Obviously the school is profit- ting from this arrangement. But don’t the students deserve to be treated with the same courtesy as an employee? Just as new employ[...]ng problem, we would like to offer a solution. To the south and east of cam- pus are some large areas of grass. This is purely aesthetic since this space is never used, except to host an occasional carnival. Take some of the money that has been raised by ticketing parking offenders, and plow up part of[...]g us to wait a few weeks until people quit school is an old story that gets older every year. A ten-year wait for a new improved campus is too long. We believe that action must be taken n[...]liday concerns Editor: Regarding your opinion of the King Holiday written Aug. 27, I would like you and your fellow students to remember about the word bias as you continue on the road of journalism. The power of the few can destroy or elevate anyone. Facts you for[...]torial: 1. In Governor Mecham’s ‘‘State of the State’”’ address, Jan. 5, 1987, he asked the legislature to take the course of referring this issue to the vote of the people. The legislature did not act. Governor Mecham then proclaimed the third Sunday of January Martin Luther King Jr. Da[...]holiday before he left office, which was against the Arizona Constitution and Arizona legislative law![...]arily political to boost his chances at a shot at the presidency. 3. The Attorney General Bob Corbin warned Governor Mecha[...]uld sue Mecham. 4. Governor Mecham did not start the original petition drive against a paid holi- day;[...]Luther King Jr. was a good and noble man, why did the U.S. govern- Sepremiber 10, 1990 Vel. XXVI No. 2[...]ager: Lara Lee Bookeeper: Anita Dickie ment and the FBI lock his records away so that you and I could[...]ppointing Editor: In view of your recent article by James Gilbert concerning Michelle Antieau, the new manager of GCC’s bookstore, I felt that I m[...]er students recently. Due to an error, I was sold the wrong book, and I knew that I would have to wait[...]oing here since 1988, and I knew that was par for the course. However, what I and the other students were not ex- pecting was having to[...]parate lines, one to get a receipt and one to get the refund. Although Antieau believes that the bookstore has an ‘‘efficient system,’’ I[...]er just to have one line so that what took me and the other students at least an hour would have taken much less time. I will concede that this was the first week of school, and during this time it Je[...]man, Kerry Teran seems that everywhere on campus is crowded, but still, the idea of two lines isis always room for improvement,’’ and it is my hope that this letter will help Ms. Antieau and the bookstore do just that. Sean Storrs No ‘Commo[...]ly awaiting Bradley R. Melton’s next article in the self-titled series ‘‘Common Sense.’’ His[...]promises to provide much needed humor. To equate the great libertarian Thomas Paine with conservatism, as he does, is ludicrous. Paine was a revolutionary. Conservatives, by definition, uphold the status quo. Yes, Paine was certainly against big government, and President Reagan and the conservatives did try to mimic this cry. But the facts are clear; Reagan undertook the largest government spending plan since the Vietnam War— in thethe previous 200 years. The The Voice 6000 W. Olive Avenue Glendale, Arizona 85302 435-3820/435-3821 Copyright © 1990, GOC Voice The Voice is published every other weeic; $,000 copies are distributed free on campus. Display advertising is $5 per column inch. Contact the advertis- ‘ing department in The Voice newsroom, Language Arc: Rogm.107; ar call.[...]boom of Reaganomics has been an illusion created by mortgaging of the nation’s assets. Mr. Melton goes on to say that conser- vatives are the champions of individual dignity, and that the ‘‘evil’’ liberals con- trol everything, i[...]ral scapegoatism sounds like something dreamed up by Joe McCarthy or Joseph Goebbels. All governments,[...]serving themselves and entren- ching their power. The IRS, CIA, and Department of Defense are not overly concerned with the individual’s right to privacy, and neither is American conser- vative thought. I would suggest that denying women the right to choice over their own bodies, confiscati[...]- quent taxpayers, and mandatory drug- free oaths by college loan applicants are not policies that pro[...]hat urinating in a bot- tle in front of witnesses is particularly condusive to personal dignity. And yet it is something that the conservative dominated Department of Defen[...]
	[...]Opinion 3 Guide to firing inept politicos By David Madrid The Voice[...]Elections are just around the corner, and voter apathy is at an all-time high. ‘‘Politicians are all alike,’’ is the familiar cry heard throughout the land. This should not stop anyone from voting th[...]ink they have no reason to vote, think again. It is time for a new American revolution. Voters can ma[...]democracy. We are fast becoming a monarchy where the many exist solely to serve the few. The public servant is dead. We have become servants of the elite politi- cians who spend ever higher amounts[...]e we pay ever higher taxes. Fiscal responsibility is an unknown term to these lawmakers. Politicos have voted themselves pay increases against the will of the majority. They have voted themselves free medical[...]looning deficit, un- precedented homelessness and the average American worker taking a beating on wages[...]reat job they are doing. Ninety-eight percent of the incumbents runn- ing for office were re-elected i[...]that they can- not be unseated. A shake-up from the lowest office to the highest is in order. Let’s fire these public employees, and if the next bunch doesn’t do a better job, then let’[...]y back into government. Common sense philosophy By Bradley R. Melton The Voice ‘I know no method to secure the repeal of bad or ob- noxious laws so effective as[...]id Ulysses S. Grant. As an American I am sick of the same type of gar- bage that Grant spoke of. I am[...]a ‘‘Modern Conservative”’ I am opposed to the dominance of government in my life. I am tired of the fact that the legislature is controlled by a bunch of liberal Democrats and moderate Republi[...]crisis and a rampage of negligence. A politician is a public servant and responsible to the people. The people have said they don’t want new taxes. Ho[...]collaborated in a collusive tax increase. Enough is enough! If we clean up government there won’t be a need for new taxes. I am distraught that the leaders of our state can’t take it upon themsel[...]ur programs are pru- dent. They would rather bear the burden of irresponsi- ble and money-hungry bureaucracies. Welfare is a prime example. It does more harm than good by replacing personal initiative and creating a gene[...]ved and reassured that ‘‘Auntie’’ Mofford is busy making unofficial flights for shopping purpo[...]ll soon need a caretaker rather than a governor. The same will happen with Goddard or Symington on the saddle of this bucking state. Only the conservatives have the reigns to tame such a fiasco. My Picks: Governo[...]ns, House; Students spurn bookstore policies By Bradley R. Melton The Voice “Glendale Community College seems very organized and professional with exception of the bookstore which is cluttered with useless items, has substandard assistance, and is overrun by students,’’ wrote Charles Figger, a student w[...]led a diverse array of disappointments concerning the bookstore. Students talked of a petition drive t[...]” and a ‘‘ludicrous buy-back policy.”’ Thethe expensive first couple weeks, they should display[...]asier,’’ wrote student Steve Stockmar. “‘Theby the policy of checking in all items before entering the bookstore. “*T went through less problems goin[...]stoms,’’ wrote student Eric Wincentsen. ‘‘The bookstore staff seems to believe that the students are go- ing to take every opportunity to steal merchandise. This is totally asinine.’” Personally, \| am annoyed with the high prices and the unfair buy-back policy. I was charged over $100 for books last Spring and only offered $20 in return. The philosophy of the Maricopa Community College District is to provide an education at the lowest price. I realize that the bookstore is leased to the Follett Col- lege Stores Corporation, of Elmhurst, Illinois, but I believe the philosophies should be consistent. I came to campus to get a pre-law education, not to get an education in the art of getting ripped off. Voices across the campus What is your opinion of the bookstore? eran/VOICE Photos by Kerry \| James Gibson “T think they are just l[...]len items.’’ Steven Whitman “IT feel that the bookstore has too high of a profit margin. Also,[...]r system than leaving your books before you enter the bookstore.”’ Jamie King The bookstore is making a bundle off of the students. They sell a book for $60 but after the semester they will buy it back for $12. Wow! Then they sell the same book to another student for $50. Regis Campbel! The buy-back policy on used books is especially hard on the student. Students should get together and[...]
	4 September 10, 1990 Voice The Answer Office By Joni Kowitz The Voice Got a question? Student Activities might have the answer. The Student Activities Office offers a wide range of information about student services that enhance the campus academic program. Jeff Glemba, facility coordinator for the office, is confronted with student questions and concerns da[...]nbiased party. Securi- ty would be biased against the students that they issued the violation to.” The Student Activities Office is usual- ly the first stop if a student decides to at- tend campus traffic court, which is set up by a faculty member and students who then decide whether the citation was valid. In addition to campus complaints, the office publicizes campus clubs and activities. “‘We try to give all the students infor- mation of the clubs that are available,”’ Glemba said. Identification cards are also issued through the office. Glemba mentioned that Student Ac- tivities is offering ping pong tables, chess and checkers as[...]ing student questions. “‘We offer support to the students in other ways than academically,’’ B[...]to reach them while on campus. This will increase the chances of finding them if necessary. Bennes added that the office is ‘‘really a busy place, but it’s a fun place[...]lemba said, ‘‘I usually know about it.”’ The Student Activities Office is open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thurs- day and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday and is located in the Student Union. New poetry society formed By Joyce Barton The Voice “*Carpe diem’’ is a Latin phrase mean- ing ‘‘seize the day.’’ Jim Mapes, a literature student who was inspired by the movie, ‘‘The Dead Poets Society,’’ did exactly that. He formed a new literary group, the Im- aginative Literature of the Inspired Authors’ Discovery Society, known as The ILIAD Society. Mapes wants thethe meetings. ““If a person wants to dress like Poe or Shakespeare for the day, that would be great,’’ Mapes said. Patrick Casey, another ILIAD member, said taking on the characters of others and using their writing styl[...]5 GUARANTEED SCHOLARSHIPS Seven Billion Dollars is availabie this year in scholarship and grant fund[...]end your name and motivates his own writing. The society is open to any student in- terested in literature. There is an emphasis on, but not a limitation to, poetry. Members interviewed said they hope students intimidated by poetry or other forms of literature will find the society a fun way to work around their fears. The ILIAD will have no rigid rules or regulations, in[...]er, said he has never tried poetry, but he thinks the society will help broaden his in- terests and inspire him to try other genres. Jan Bria, an instructor from the social science department, is an enthusiastic sponsor of the Society. She is especially pleased that the idea for the group came from a student. The group will meet every two weeks, with an occasional impromptu meeting. The time and place of the meetings will be announced. For further information contact Jan Bria in the Liberal Arts Building, Room 22, or phone her at 435-3254. i Advertise in t The Voice Student & Staff Discounts Cameras & Acces[...]News Shorts Campus closed Nov. 18 through 25 The campus will be closed during the week of Thanksgiving to allow a ma- jor re-wiring[...]closed and classes will not be in session during the week of Nov. 18 through the 25. In order to make up for missed timé’class[...]ed “Cities of Today, Cities of Tomorrow: Where is Phoenix Going?’’ is the topic of Martin Yoklic’s Speakers Forum appearence at 11 a.m., Sept. 19, in the Student Union Building. Yoklic will cover the development of a solar oasis and its advantages for cities with a poisonous air pollution problem. Yoklic is the first of six scheduled speakers to be presented this semester. Admission to all Speakers Forums is free. Ski Club planning trip Students interested in becoming officers or just participating in the Ski Club should call Richard Shortridge at 435-32[...]rk City, Utah. Special interest classes offered The City of Glendale Recreation Department is still accepting registration for their Special Interest Classes. Deadline for registration is Sept. 14. A wide variety of classes are available for all ages and are held throughout the city. Some classes being offered include: oil pa[...]a, belly dancing, and quiltmaking. Classes begin the week of Sept. 24 and most run for eight weeks. P[...]nder way A $1,000 grand prize will be awarded to the winning entry of the American Poetry Association’s contest. Poets s[...]0 lines in length, with their name and address on the top of the page, to American Poetry Association, Dept. CO-84[...]Each poem will be considered for publication in the ‘American Poetry An- thology,’ a treasury of current verse. Van for handicapped bought by AS A handicapped-accessible van was purchased with money raised by the Associated Student Council during last spring’s[...]clared handicapped students who will benefit from the availibility 1 1) 1) 1 \| I \| J STU[...]
	[...]s over $11 million for new headquarters in Tempe The purchase of a new district office building for the Maricopa Community Colleges, at a total cost of o[...]mong district faculty. Some faculty wonder where the building funds when the faculty asked for a raise in salary last spring.[...]er, dean of administrative services at GCC. ‘‘The two cannot be mixed; they are like oil and vinega[...]ding to ‘‘Peerpoint,’’ a publica- tion of the Faculty Executive Council, the District Governing Board voted June 12 to buy the new building, which is located in Tempe. The motion, which passed unanimously, allocated $6.5 miliion to buy the building and $4.8 million for renovation and moving costs. Elsner explained that the District has outgrown its offices at 40th and Was[...]e that it shares with GateWay Community College. The present GateWay site was original- ly occupied solely by the district facilities and the GateWay campus was located at a site in downtown Phoenix. To improve enrollment, the decision was made to move GateWay to the district office location. Buildings were added behind the main district building to accommodate an ex- panded program. The new location did increase enroll- ment, thus causing GateWay to face another problem: the need for more space. To square off the property, the district purchased the Aloha Motel, an adjacent property on Van Buren. The motel was converted into additional offices and working space. ‘The district had made a decision to see how long they could hold (to the Gateway site) and to see where the district will have to eventually go,’’ Elsner said. Last spring the evaluation team of the North Central Association visited the GateWay campus, they recommended that the district either find a way for GateWay expand, or move the district of- fices to a new location and let GateWay take over the entire site. The new site in Tempe was a bargain, according to GCC president Dr. John R. Waltrip, because of the depressed Valley real estate market, so the district Gover- ning Board decided to make the purchase New $11 million building purchased by Maricopa Community College District Governing Board. Committees begin accreditation procedures By James Gilbert The Voice With the deadline for accreditation ap- proaching, the North Central Association self-study committees are moving forward with the self-evaluation process, reflecting their theme of ‘‘Adalante,’’ the Spanish word for ‘‘forward”’ or ‘‘cha[...]rs- Barstack, director of career educational @ a By = z } ° a A G 3° BS u a iy 4 Se ny fe)[...]-coordinator, along with Dr. Karen Conzelman, of the NCA self-study. Dr. Joyce Elsner, dean of ad- mi[...]ervices, Rodgers-Barstack, and Conzelman comprise the executive committtee for the NCA evaluation. The following seven committees have been formed to evaluate and describe the effectiveness of operations relevant to their ass[...]ss. Mission, Purpose and Plan- ning will examine the processes that lead to the development of mission and pur- poses, and describe the planning processes operational within the college and district. Elaine Erickson and Hannes Kvaran are the committee co-chairs. Organizational Structure and System is Cookie Lovers Delight! Put the bite on the Best Selling, Best Tasting, High Fiber Cookie in[...]use this product— Call Shannon 938-7017 Do the world a favor... \| Recycle The Voice PDD O™ \| \| OOP OVOP Oe, co-chaired by Tillie Byler, Connie LaBuhn and Johnette Williams. This committee will examine the governance systems, including the Governing Board and The Arizona State Community Col- lege Board, as well as the administrative systems. Educational Programs examines the curricular programs and processes, in- cluding co[...]kovsky and Dianna Dias. Support Services, headed by Tom Becker and Dianna Dwyer, will explore student[...]and are co-chairs. Fiscal and Physical Resources is led by Bill Dotterer and Susan High. This com- mittee will examine the physical resources of the college and district. This includes the physical plant, such as the buildings and grounds, and the support and equip- ment resources. Institutional[...]ess will address issues that can demonstrate that the col- lege is accomplishing its goals. It is responsible for identifying and assessing outcome measures, accomplishments, and program quality. “The most difficult task belongs to the Institutional Effectiveness Achievement Committee,’’ Barstack said, ‘‘ They have to demonstrate that the college is ac- complishing our goals.’” A visit by The NCA evaluation team isn’t scheduled to take place in February of 1992. Evaluators from the NCA will spend two or three days on campus to assess the college’s educational programs. STUDENT NURSES. CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION...THE SMART WAY. 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	[...]nt lop...- IO. 19” '0”. Dy Krlotl Elmer The VOICG Dr. Richard Hillis, a member of the art department faculty, will exhibit his paintings in the Student Union Lounge from today through Sept. 2\|.[...]national iiittgu/tttc He has been represented iii the Hoyt Institute at Fine VA in Pennsyhania. The \lusczirelle .\ltiseuni oi »\rt at we College of \\ ilham :intl \lttry, The -\rk;tnr sas Art ( 'iter. The Glendale Public Library, and the law firm 0: (ianimtige and Burnham. Many private[...]is work. Hillis' works ha\e a common theme which is “basical- ly realism “ He did a Southwestern[...]painting in a Southwestern style because “there is an identity bet» ween light and color in the Southwest that's hard to separate. “'5 an isomorphic correspondence—the only other place [We seen it is in the south of France where Gauguin. Van Gogh and Matisse all painted." There will be 30 to 40 paintings in the Hillis exhibit at the SU. All are for sale. The SU Lounge, in the northeast corner of the building, is open during school hours. During the exhibit, Hillis will remove some pieces of art to put in upcoming shows at other locations. He will replace them with mor[...]s and master‘s degrees in ‘Postcards’ from the box office By Sovng Hay-n The Vales “Postcards from the Edge" sounds like a movie about the paranormal, but actually it is 3 based on Carrie Fisher’s autobiographical book by the same name. ‘Aeryi 5"» KC and Shirlev Ma[...]lts break down? It I were you l'd stay home under the emery. Taurus t.v\pril 2041a) 20): It is necessary to become more familiar with regulation[...]sign everything over to you. right after you tie the knot, and before you put out the contract. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Keep in mind “Curiosity kill> ed the cat," and keep an eye out for dogs named Curiosit[...]t to get canned. This etching titled "Medusa" is one of R.K. Hillis' original etchings on display in the Student Union Lounge today through Sept. 21. pai[...]ays Suzanne Vale. a young am- bitious actress who is a recovering drug addict. The movie follows her relationship with her famous alcoholic actress mother Doris Mann. played by Shirley MacLaine. Released from a drug rehabilit[...]erdose, Vale decides to get back on her feet. but the movie companies refuse to give her a job. Finally, a company agrees to give her a job on the con- dition she stay with her mother, who will be responsible for her actions. During the time Vale spends with her mother. their relations[...]p was quoted as saying in information distributed by Colum‘ hia Pictures. “And this role was a way to explore my own insecurities about myself.“ Strecp shows her extraordinary \ocal abilities when she sings[...]song titled “I'm ( heckin' Out.“ but though the marquee listed Dennis ()ti.tid :is .t ~t.t'. he only had a small; it [it ttdLilIIOH to the e\trttor diiiury pertorniatices l‘} \ 'vu \l.tc[...];; i. '. .i' w '1;.-'~ ir- l“ 'Ltflllliﬁ down the electric Manse: \corpio it )ct. 337\o\ r In s xt[...]ius (Not, 22»Dcc 21): What happens behind scenes is being kept from you. Send away for some of those[...]on a date. If yourdon't wake up first. It today is your birthday, you‘ll be glad to know you can l[...]sking taxis to support hunger relieforgani/ations by donating a can of food at the concert. An evening of pops 1 The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra will kick off i its 19[...]yening of music with 1 composer Marvin Hamlisch. The performance will be Sept. l4 and 15 at 8 pm. at the Symphony Hall. Tickets can be purchased at the Symphony Box Office and all Dillard's Box Of- t'icc location. The cost of the tickets are from $8 to $35.
	[...]1990 Sports 5 Football prevails at Scottsdale By Jeff Wendt The Voice The college football team, 1-0 after its win on Sept. \| at Scottsdale Community College, is preparing for Saturday’s en- counter at Citrus[...]. Head Coach Joe Kersting has never before played the Southern California opponent “\| haven't seen a[...]is team before, but I hear that they like to pass the ball a lot,’’ Kersting said. ‘They have a[...]After three rough weeks of practice behind them, the team’s first test came at Scottsdale. Behind the rushing of freshman runn- ing back Marcus Dickson, who scored three touchdowns in the game behind an exceptional offensive line, the Gauchos took care of the Artichokes by a score of 27-21. “We did very well offensively,’’ Kersting said. ‘‘The offensive line was do- ing a very good job of blocking, but the defense gave up too many big plays to make it a close game.” Kersting said the key to the running backs making such big gains in the game is how well the offensive line blocking for them. “If we can g[...]f this offense, we can win a lot of games.”’ The defense had problems throughout the game, but when it counted, the team came through, Kersting said. “We had too many problems with the defense,’’ Kersting said.‘‘We had no def[...]outside linebacker, and we had a few big holes in the defensive line,’* Kersting said. Kersting said that after the Scottsdale game the defensive backfield still has some work to do. “We need more repetitions in practice for the defensive secondary,’’ Kersting said. ‘‘We really only have one experienc- ed back and that is Mark Brown. The rest are just trying to work into the position.”” He thinks first game jitters may have been a problem as well. Kersting feels for the Gauchos to be a strong contender, the special teams will require even more work than the defense. “Steve Decker, who is our punt returner, did a fine job in the game,’’ Kersting said. ‘tl was very unhappy[...]touchdown conversions.”’ Kersting added that the return teams, as well as the punter and kickoff man needed work after the Scottsdale game, reflecting their performance. T[...], and Anthony Carter. Gauchos prepare for Ricks The Gauchos faced Ricks Saturday, but results of that[...]ew that this game was of monumental importance to the team and the school. ““We haven't lost a home game in the last two years, and we’re playing the No. Soccer opens up at 2-0 By Jeff Wendt The Voice With two games behind them, a forfeit win, and a come-from-behind victory, the college soccer team open- ed the season with a 2-0 record. They are preparing for[...]ause of its inability to have players available. The Gauchos played Sunburst under-19 competitive, the American Graduate School of International Management, and the Federal Prison in the three preseason games, going 2-0-1. “We've really been working together the last two weeks,’’ Watson said. ‘‘I’m tr[...]s team together and make them competitive against the conference. \| also think this team is in very good shape.”’ Watson added that the player’s teamwork was improving, they were beco[...]e size advan- tage,’’ Watson said. With only the three preseason games behind them, the Gauchos opened conference play Wednesday at Mesa Community College. The first half was bad for the Gauchos. The team missed on four goal-scoring opportunities, and gave up two goals in the last 5 minutes to be down 2-0 at halftime. “I felt we had controlled most of the first half, but those two goals that we gave up at the end really hurt us,”” Watson said. Watson told them at the end of the first half that they couldn’t afford missing chances in the second half if they wanted to win the game. The team responded to Coach Watson in the second half. Behind the goal-scoring of Robby McCarty, who scored three goals in the second half, the Gauchos con- trolled the rest of the game in defeating Mesa 4-2. “In the second half we came out and we got one back, and[...]two more to lead 4-2 with over 20 minutes left in the game,’’ Watson said. Watson added that even though the four goals were scored within a 25-minute period, they still had a couple of missed opportunities. The Gauchos entertained South Mountain Community College last Saturday, looking for their third straight win of the season. Results of that game were unavailable at[...]s a lot of good players. I have a goal to look at the season one game at a time and go from there,’’ Watson said. The Gauchos play another road game at Yavapai College Saturday, a team that Watson feels will be the favorite to win the conference. After that, the Gauchos will host Pima Community College on Sept.[...]their 27-21 win at Scottsdale. l-ranked team in the nation. It will mean a lot to me and the team,”’ Kersting said. “These players may n[...]team in their col- lege career again, so to us it is a big game.”* Ricks comes into the game as the top- ranked team in the country and has a tough defense, along with a good pass- ng game, Kersting said. “We have to control the ball throughout the game and keep their of- fense off the field so that we have a good chance of winning,’’ Kersting said. Kersting added that Ricks will have the advantage in size, but the Gauchos have the advantage in speed. After this week’s game against Citrus College of California, the Gauchos will host Mesa Community College on Sept.[...]en week. Leaders for pitching award Commentary By Jeff Wendt The Voice Who should win the American and Na- tional League Cy Young Awards? T[...]dates for this year’s honor. Here’s a look at the front runners: American League First, there’s[...]Clemens sports a 20-6 season record, and leading the majors with over 200 strikeouts. But I don’t think only 20 wins is enough to get the award. Then there is Oakland Athletics’ relief pitcher Dennis Eckersley. Eckersley has had an impressive season. He is second in saves in the majors with 43 behind Chicago White Sox pitcher Bobby Thigpen, but only because so many pit- chers on the Oakland staff are able to close out the game on their own, he won't win it either. Next comes Thigpen. He has become the talk of the American League as has the White Sox organization. Even with his major leagu[...]f too portswire Tennis team forming Anyone who is interested in play- ing men’s tennis this spring needs to leave his name and phone number with the secretary in the the Athletic Department, which is located in the Men's PE Building. Head coach Jerry Clayton is look- many blown save opportunitites, with seven. My choice for American League Cy Young Award winner is Oakland’s Bob Welch. Welch has come on and made[...]ional League Here there are three -andidates for the honor this season: First there is New York Mets’ pitcher Frank Viola. Viola has won 17 games for the Mets, but with the problems in their oullpen being unable to close o[...]Pittsburgh Pirates’ pitcher Doug Drabek. He too is a 17-game win- ner, but he’s playing with an in[...]team, which will hamper his chances to win. But the National League Cy Young winner is Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Ramon Martinez. Martinez leads the Na- ional league in strikeouts, along with 15 wins and a 2.67 ERA will win him the award. ing for additional players to join the team for the 1991 season. He adds that to be eligible a student must have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours by the end of the fall semester. The season consists of roughly 15 to 20 matches. Photo by Kerry Teran/VOICE
	[...]ck Students were treated to a rare surprise when the campus was closed for an unprecedented five-day Labor Day Weekend due to a power failure from the recent storms. Insure student health By Eileen Greiss The Voice Can a student afford to be without health[...]ord conventional health insurance? Probably not. The Maricopa County Community College District offers all students, either part-time or full-time, the Student Acci- dent and Sickness Insurance Plan, under- written by Republic Vanguard Life In- surance Company. Students can purchase low-cost coverage either by semester, or by the year. Savings are even greater if purchas- ed by the year. Plan B, according to the policy brochure, pays ‘‘80 percent of reasona[...]ximum of $20,000 for all benefits combined.’’ The annual premium is $600. Plan A, costing $270 annually, pro- vides[...]t can be an en- tree for medical treatment, which is sometimes hard to come by without an in- surance ID card. There is no deductible on either plan. In a cost comparison, Lisa Ricke, telemarketer in the individual sales department of Blue Cross/Blue Sh[...]r males, and $775.20 to $1198.80 for females. In the policy offered by the college district, spousal and dependent coverage are also available on a graduating scale. Details of the program are available at the Student Activities office in the southeast corner of the Student Union. Employment Talks: Looking within By Jennifer Williams The Voice Anita Garman will be the first speaker in the Employment Talks workshop series which is held today. ‘The Hero Within Each of Us”’ is Gar- man’s topic. Her talk will cover psycholog[...]elf- perception, and her method for discover- ing the hero within. Garman owns her own business in Phoenix, the Personal Achievement Center. She has traveled throughout the West offering seminars in attitude assess- ment a[...]ening her business, Garman taught for 13 years on the high school and college levels, where she develop[...]h self-esteem. Employment Talks are a service of the Career Center, and are scheduled weekly on Mondays in the Student Union Lounge at \| p.m. Topics assist stud[...]b and career searches. Dr. Renee Rodgers-Barstack is in charge of the programming Now you can have two of the most recognized and acce)\ted credit cards In the world...Visa® and MasterCard® endit cards...“[...]BEEN TURNED DOWN BEFORE! VISA® and MasterCard® the credit cards you deserve and need for— ID—BOO[...]> B 2 3S £ a sce mail insecurity This is the campus. The place where it is all going on, without anybody thinking. My name’s Jason, I’m a reporter. These are the facts, just the facts. Faculty go about their daily lives, going to classes, eating lunch and getting their mail at the Administra- tion Building. But is all their mail there? There is no way of being sure. Anybody can open the faculty mailboxes. Some are marked in red. Some[...]n pencil. But they are all marked. Right there on the dial. So anyone can open them. Apparently facult[...]mb. ae ee Public service videos to air on cable By Kristi Ebner The Voice Lights, camera, action! If you could atte[...]stin Bennes, information processing technician in the Student Activities Office. “*In the long run, they really do help,”” Bennes said.[...]a and technical people, as well as for actors in the announcements. Bennes said the whole idea is to let the students have control. Some groups that have already shown announcements on Dimension Cable are the theater department and the basketball program. By doing the announcements, the organizations ‘‘get quite a bit of ex- posure[...]. Student clubs or organizations that come under the jurisdiction of Student Activities are eligible to submit a form for a PSA. Contact Bennes in the Student Ac- tivities office in the Student Union, or phone 435-3525 Approval is on a first-come, first- served basis. They vo[...]NAME 80,000 PEOPLE GAVE SOMETHING TO \| THE IRS THIS YEAR. AND THEY CAN'T WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR[...]STERCARD® Credit Cards. Enclosed find $15 which is 100% refundable :: not approved immediately. a b[...]taxes them. And feel great, too To find out about the free IRS train ing program, call 1-800-424-1040 n[...]Services Association. NOTE. MasterCard Is a registered trademark of MasterCard International. Inc Visa is a registered trademark of VISA USA_ Inc. a[...]
	[...]ty College, Glendale Arizona Expo ’91 plans in the works By James Gilbert The Voice Career Expo '91, themed ‘‘Skyway to the Future,” will be held March 6 on the college campus. The Career Expo planning committee is already hard at work in preparation for this year[...]ce until March. “Actually we started planning theis made up of members from the business community, faculty, and students. “The diverse nature of the committee provides us with a wide variety of ideas,’’ Lockhart said. This year’s Expo poster is taken from a mural painted by local artist Robert McCall, entitled ‘‘The Spirit of Arizona.” The original 41- by 18-foot mural is painted on a wall in the lobby of the Arizona Industrial Commission Building. McCall w[...]tographed reprints of his mural. A percentage of the proceeds raised by McCall's autographed sales will be donated to the college’s re- entry program. Some tentative at[...]Pizza. More sponsors are expected to sign on in the coming months, as the 1989 Career Expo had over 20 different sponsors.[...]. AT Tg el ae ‘Inside’ Information Photos by Wanda Pippet/Wetce Electrical Foreman Ray Larson—or, as the workers call him, ‘Chief Grunt’’—looks over the interior of the soon-to-be-finished High Tech Center Il. HTC II is scheduled to be open for next semester. Abra-[...]n Steve Rodman to do show at GCC -Pg. 8 F .500 The Gauchos go 1-1 in their last two contests -Pg. 10[...]September 24, 1990 Cheerleaders \| bounce back By Grey Stenhouse The Voice Anyone who’s been to any Gauchos footbal[...]ded cheerleaders have returned. Conflicts within the cheer squad led to its \| destruction last winter, but with a new coach, and a lot of new faces, this team isthe rebuilding of the cheerleading program, thinks that San- tarelli wa[...]cheerleader at Phoenix College and at ASU, where the leading captain. Santarelli was also a National[...]school and college cheerleading camps. \| She was the head NCA cheerleader at her camps for five of her[...]c about it.” “My philosophy on cheerleading is that if you show up to practice and work hard at[...]t along,’’ San- tarelli said. Despite all of the changes in the cheer line this year, the most significant change has to be the shift of the cheer squad from student activities to the athletic department. This move was a joint decis[...]athletic director Pete Pisciotta, and Murchland. The cheerleading squad now operates under all the same rules as the athletic teams. “After seeing how well this was working at other schools, we decided that it would be the best thing to do,’’ Murchland said. $_—_§— last year, the she was Student enrollment increases for the fifth consecutive year By James Gilbert divic Mary IL admission and by 15,t j District Enrollment Fig[...]s ja ESSE official enroll mined until after the first 45 days of the semester “Once the figures become official, this will be our highest[...]d. This year’s full-time student equivalen- cy is 8,459, an increase of 4.2 percent over last year. The FTSE is the total number of credit hours that all students are registered for, nt figures won't be deter percent The increases at individual colleges ranges from 12 to 22 percent. Mesa Community College reported the highest enrollment figures in the district with a 20,774 headcount, and a FTSE of 10,159. Of the 18,959 students on the GCC campus, 10,260 are attending daytime courses,[...]89Sndents Clisasrtse 1989 FTSE Computer Graphics by Bobby Warren/ Voice
	[...]oward censorship A city in Arizona has leaped on the bandwagon in its zeal to stop sales of a 2 Live C[...]n obscenity charges for selling a 15-year-old boy the tape, ‘‘As Nasty as They Wanna Be.”’ Undoubtedly, this recording is not what would be considered mainstream music; it[...]d violent sexual references. But who defines what is obscene? In this case the Cottonwood chapter of the American Family Association has defined ‘‘As[...]anna Be”’ as obscene. So now this chapter of the AFA is our guide. They can choose what children can list[...]ing parents of unneeded responsibility. Now that the AFA has chosen to carry this burden, where will they stop? Therein lies the dilemma. In parts of Florida, ‘‘As Nas- ty a[...]. Neither children nor adults are allowed to buy the recording. This is the result of allowing individuals or groups the right to circumvent the First Amend- ment. Freedom of speech should not b[...]o those who do not offend our sen- sibilities; it is a right that must be extended to all Americans. Florida is a prime example of this double standard. Jose A.[...]sive, and he has succeeded in forcing his will on the adults of several counties in Florida. The Bill of Rights was not added to the Constitution with the word ‘‘compromise”’ in mind. Adding these rights was the only way Americans would allow the ratification of the new Constitution. So why is America now eager to relinquish rights that many[...]nority? We believe there can be no compromise on the Bill of Rights. If the price of freedom is that some children may hear filth, then that is the price we must pay. From the Balcony By Mare de Celle Censorship YOU MEAN @] OF I HAVE[...]Common Sense Republican unity important By Bradley R. Melton I cannot believe that Symington has the nerve to ask Evan Mecham to back his candidacy when Symington said he would not back Mecham if he won The Voice Who has been the biggest joke of the week and every week since abandoning Phoenix and[...]r all intents and purposes, I am going to discuss the Republican par- ty’s gubernatarial candidate, F[...]or Arizona, but it will g Republicans don’t win the majority ir both houses The facts are, if the Republ and receive strong conservative leadership in the Legislature, then there is a silver lin- ing on this stormy gubernatorial cloud. t worse if the ans win I've lived in Russia for f[...], Kerry Teran ble putting down others who are of the same political affiliation. I know that Fife Symington is certain- ly the best of the two remaining can- didates, but I want to make su[...]ormer gover- nor Mecham for his recent support of the Republican candidate. On the other hand, I would like to tell Symington that I think he is a poor ex- ample of what a Republican should be Fred Koory and Evan Mecham were by far better Republi candidate people rule by votir I will support Symin. where the therefore, with strong reservations. The Voice ae - 6000 W. Olive Avenue Glendale, Arizona 85302 435-3820/435-3821 Copyright © 1990, GOC Voice The Voice is published every other week: 5,000 copes are distnbuied free on campus. Display advertising is $$ per column inch. Contact the advertis ing department in The Voice newsroom, Language Asts Building, Room 107;[...]n What must be done to accomplish these goals is to vote straight Republican in the upcoming election. The danger is real if the liberals win. They will take their big bureacratic pen in their liberal hands and mark up the precinct boundaries to suit their own twisted ideals. These new precinct boundaries will determine the political direction of Arizona for the next 10 years. Liberals for the most part are not bad people. They just ha[...]
	Voice September 24, 1990 Opinion Apocalypse styrofoam By Bobby Warren The Voice Conscience. That’s what it boils down to[...]ter our great- grandchildren are gone? Styrofoam is not biodegradable, and every cup, plate or carry-out carton you use adds to the mountains of practically permanent garbage cluttering the planet. What can you do about it? Simple. Avoid[...]bon-free. Our garbage dumps are full enough as it is. On campus we have a major styrofoam offender in[...]According to Evelyn Brewer, assistant manager in the cafeteria, the owner of Facility Food Service will no longer car[...]n proven harmful, if they can replace it. If this is the case, they will stop using styrofoam and start us[...]roducts are fluorocarbon free which does protect the ozone, but they need to take a bigger step and stop using styrofoam altogether. The Texaco Starmart used to have only styrofoam cups but is phasing them out in favor of paper cups Fred Wojtkowiak, manager of the Starmart on 59th Ave. and Olive, said he used to get complaints from his customers because of the styrofoam cups and he passed those complaints along to his bosses. I believe the voice of the people was heard in this case as it should be here on campus by Facility Food Service. Our own Associated Student Council is taking action to see to the removal of the offending substance from campus. Let them know you support them. Let the people in the cafeteria know you don’t want to use styrofoam and want, at the very least, an option to use paper cups and plates. Should they decide to cast a deaf ear to the demands of the students and faculty, their customers, then we should stop being their customers. The future of this planet and, quite probably, the future of the human race is depending on all of us listen- ing to our consciences. Campus security competent By Joni Kowitz The Voice Security on campus is often portrayed as treating students unfairly. The fact is, security guards are here to enforce the cam- pus regulations for the benefit of faculty, students, and visitors. With[...]ions, a popular campus com- plaint, are common in the beginning of new semesters since new (and ongoing[...]ith security’s simple parking requests. Simple is the key word. According to Eileen Johnston, chief of[...]tely 200 parking citations have been en out since the semester started. For example, security has issued citations to students parked on and over the white parking guidelines, taking 1p a portion of an extra parking space. This particular attitude is selfish and careless. Yes, our campus has an ongo[...]every semester, but contributing in this fashion is no help. Not everyone owns a compact car fitted for two-thirds Voices across the campus How safe do you feel you and your possess[...]my life or material worry about things. I believe the lord watches over me and my property. reason to[...]space. Parking backward for convenient pull-out is not only another violation, but risks a head-on collision. Imagine this: Driving 10 mph through the campus parking lot, minding your own business, suddenly realiz- ing another vehicle is plunging straight toward you. The result would be simple to predict. Another citation issued to drivers on campus is for parking in reserved spaces. How much simpler can security get its message across that a parking space is reserved? *Ninety percent of the parking cititations issued have been for parking[...]security supervisor. Unless you are illiterate, the sign at the head of every reserved parking space clearly gets[...]n a yellow zone, red zone, perimeter roads and on the grass. Obviously, if students have been issued parking cita- tions of any kind, they neglected to read the handbook given out with their parking sticker A solution to parking difficulties is simple: Comply with the regulations security has issued and follow them.[...]rivers and parking violations could be a thing of the past Cindy Reinhardt have never had a reason to[...]being on this campus. in Letters Editor: The recent flooding cost some students more than just[...]s, I had to drop a class. I had intended to do it the Wednesday after the holiday, but due to the news reports about the flood damage, I had to wait un- ul the following Monday. I was informed by an admissions employee that \| was not entitled to half my money back because I had not dropped the class the previous week. When I pointed out that the campus was closed last Wednesday, she snootily sa[...]time (including some nights) and have a fami- ly. The only time \| have free for going to school is Monday and Wednesday nights. When the media, fellow students, and even the sign pictured on the last page of last week’s Voice state, ‘Cam- pus closed, no classes,’ how is someone suppos- ed to know that this means everything is closed except admissions? 1 don’t want all of[...]students in my situation deserve half of it back. The school did not provide services to us that week,[...]e to pay. Mark Foshee Clarification A story in the Sept. 10 Voice said that power was shut down on campus Wednesday morning due to problems with the new transformer. The way the story reads, it sounds as though the new transformer brought in by SRP was faul- ty. This was not the case. The problems occurred when the transformer was incorrectly wired. The Voice is committed to excellence and ac- curacy in the presentation of news. Any questions or comments c[...]They have tried breaking before succeed. Photos by Kerry Teran/Wolce Becky Smook Nothing ha[...]
	[...]4, 1990 Voice Two administrators promoted [ By James Gilbert The Voice A change in the administrative struc- ture has left two campus fa[...]ducational services, and Mary Lou Bayless to fill the newly form- ed position of associate dean of admis- sion and records. The change in the administrative struc- ture occurred when the department of ad- missions and records was moved[...]Elsner’s office of ad- ministrative services to the office of educational services. “It is going to impact students directly in that it will shorten thethe college catalog and handbook, supervision of admission and records, the counciling department, and the academic advisment program The newly appointed dean believes that students have[...]. He feels that one way of making im- provements is to let students know these services are available “A lot of students don’t know about the services offered so we are promoting them by doing such things as developing a video cassette[...]iptive fliers,’’ Sanchez said. Sanchez feels the whole idea behind the educational services office is to get students into classrooms as efficiently as[...]come here expec- ting a quality education and it is my responsibility to make sure they have the most opportunity to get it.” Bayless, a GCC al[...]business in 1969. were respon- 4 position was to the ad- a chance on “Some of my instructor sible[...]they tab ne,’’ Bayless said That chance that the took way back in 1968 paid ministrators N[...]Sept. 24: Employment Talks ‘ Impressing the Employer Before the In- terview,’’ by Naila Erwin, Re-Skilling Manager for Digital Equipment Corp., 1 p.m., in the GCC Student Lounge. Sept. 29: ‘Control”’ Price for the seminar will b Sept. 30: Artist Ser \| Admission is $5.00 for General Public, for Students Oct.[...]8 p.m 1s free Oct. 2: Will mark tt arth (SAVE) The club’ Oct. 5-7:The Ne Cost for the trip is $2 Sept. 27: Adult Re-Entry Talks, ‘‘Taking Charge of Your Time,”’ by Elaine Erickson, Instructional Services Coordinator for Glen lege, at noon in the Student Council Chambers ale Community Col[...]f Bertoncino will present his paintings in the Student Oct. 2: GCC Community Band Concert, Conducted by John Thrasher, in the Performin ts Center. Admission Stud[...]AZ their annual retreat to Prescott, The Newman Club also holds Mass every Wednesday at noon in the Coun- cil Chambers in the Student Union Building Oct. 12: A luncheon will[...].m. for students interested in information about the University of Arizona. Dr. Clifford Lytle will be[...]inson LB-02. Oct 19: Student Honors Organization is having a casual get-together at Sahuaro Ranch Pa[...]ion contact Kim Robinson LB-02 Photo by Wanda Pippet/Velce Alberto Sanchez, dean of e[...]rds, check class schedules. has been working for the college ever since, and has been the director of admis sions and records for the last six years. As director of admissions and re[...]high school relations reported to her. Now with the new title the position reflects more of the umbrella ability,”’ Bayless said Both Sanche[...]heir new positions You can make a difference By Eileen Greiss The Voice “I Can Make a Difference,’” was the message on the badges worn by approx- imately 50 students and visitors in the Stu dent Lounge at a recent Employment Talks work[...]ent from three to five fabulous days. Her belief is that articula these puts a person well on the road to success *Once a career is chosen,”’ Bloyer said, an ‘get to[...]as you building self-esteem, risk-taking is the most important.” Bloyer also suggested visiting the Career Center on campus. It supplies up- to-date[...]h techni- ques, what careers are opening up, and the job outlook in specific geographical areas[...]1omework.’ witt a list ver 4 to G e end of the Hea never taneity before. It was ali but I ended up likin ally with the dif h, a psycholog to this k en exposed[...]ployment ta Speaker stresses recycling By Eileen Greiss The Voice There is hope for tomorrow’s environ ment, but everyone[...]on, ‘Cities of Today, Cities of Tomorrow: Where is Phoenix Going?’’ Yoklic spoke Wednesday at S[...]master’s degree in landscape architecture from the Univer- sity of Arizona, is an associate research scientist at the Environmental Research Laboratory at UA in Tucson. The the lea institutic research The scientist can best be identified as the initiator of the Biosphere, a self- contained environment in the Catalina foothills near Tucson. Closer to home, a small portion of Biosphere was temporarily recreated at the Phoenix Civic Center Plaza. It prov- ed that the outdoors was habitable in the summer without using up a lot of energy Yoklic reported that the entire Civic Center Plaza will soon be rec[...]
	[...]1990 ‘Safety seminars to be held on campus By Joni Kowitz ioe This could save your lif ohnston[...]ale Police Department ninars with 1e first one is schedul or 1 p.m. Wednes day, Oct. 17 at the Student Union inside the Council Chambers, and will cover bike and vehi- cle safety The second one, also on Oct. 17, will be at 6 p.m. an[...]s hopes to see ‘‘a good turnout’’ because the seminars offer a ‘‘wide variety for everyone.[...]lty who have questions should contact Johnston at the security department or 435-3540. \| \| \| ss) Symposium to seek talent By Julia De Simone Special to The Voice Glendale Community College is no *Star Sear for only $10, people meet with some the Valley’s modelir ducks but of the leaders in ield that could earn them big According to Suzanne Higgins, coordinator for the tor Community to 9:3 1 t.1é C wi il interest classes in the ¢ Education, from 7 ll host nt Union Purpose o[...]ake-up artist. \lso featured are Ruth Leighton of the Leighton Agency, Dani Green of Dani’s Agency, p[...]Campus modeling instructor Lee Cavitt will direct the symposium. Cavitt owns and operates the Stella Hatchett Agen- cy, a consulting talent management firm. The symposium will feature the debuts of 24 models from Cavitt’s previous mode[...]ll be a great opportunity to see and meet some of the Valley’s leading figures in the model/talent in- dustry,’’ Cavitt said. ‘‘These are people that the average person interested in a modeling career wo[...]have a portfolio should bring it, even though one is not required. “There is a common misconception that you have to be anothe[...]ch for many different looks,’’ Higgins said. The forum will include information on careers in tele[...]’ Hig- ncy; Beverly Smith, private con- Photo by John Wi Lee Cavitt explains on symposium to students Kathy Shea and Christina Hahn. Following the symposium, a six-week intermediate modeling course will be offered beginning Oct. 25 through Dec. 6. The course will include areas such as photo shoots an[...]er professional portfolios and resumes. Cost for the course is $51 plus an additional $15 to cover photography costs. The class will be taught by Cavitt every Thursday from 7:15 to 9:45 p.m. Further information may be obtained in the Center for Information, Advisment and Registra- tion (CIAR) Building or by calling 435-3805 and register gins said. by phone. Publishers blamed for rise in textbook costs By Jennifer Williams The Voice In response to faculty and student con- cerns about the bookstores on the cam- puses of the Maricopa Community Col- lege District, Follette executive, Paul Smallhopper, spoke at the Sept. 11 District Governing Board meeting. One of the major concerns addressed in the meeting was the high price of text books. “We’re very alarmed at the high prices of textbooks,’’ said Smallhopper. He also said that the publishing com- panies are to blame for the rise in prices and not the bookstore. According to Smallhopper, the rise in textbook costs has well exceeded the rise in inflation, and is not due to the rise in paper costs. “T know that the price of paper hasn’t gone up because we still[...]er said. Smallhopper said that William C. Brown, the president of one publishing New student By Barbara Schripsema th day 189, acc counc ng to[...]would be nice to have more students turn out for the election,”’ said Walter Glemba, adviser to the Evening Students Association. ‘‘One more vote is totalled only company, said that the average textbook has had an increase in it’s nu[...]ere are more pictures and illustrations, and that the quality of the illustrations is much higher than in the past. In addition, the teachers of the courses receive a free teachers’ manual and aid, all of which contribute to the high price of the textbooks. The biggest concern about textbook ex- pense is that students will begin deciding their classes on whether or not they can afford the books for the classes they want to take. “‘T haven't bough[...]m three assignments behind and I may have to drop the class,’’ Joyce, a Phoenix Col- lege student said. The solution is to have more students sell their textbooks back to the bookstore, according to Smallhopper. Currently 22 percnt of students are sell- ing their books back to the bookstore, but Smallhopper says this is not enough and that students need to be made more[...]l Eleven members were elected to each council in the Sept. 12-13 voting. Three members were carried ov[...]on, making a total of 14 members. Murchland feels the people who are carried over give the council of that option. ‘*We have made a comm[...]that have been used one semester at 50 percent of the original cost,’’Smallhopper said. This guaran[...]ted in a new edition or have not been adopted for the next semester. Approximately $1,314,000 has been returned to students through the sale of used books, according to Smallhopper. However, not everyone was happy with the figures presented. “These facts were generalities rather than specifics. They don’t relate to the average student,’’ said Scott Geddis, a facul[...]x College. “They don’t take into account that the student base has increased.”’ After the meeting Geddis added that the real solution to the problem of high prices is to make the teachers more aware of the problem. “In some cases it is possible to order a soft cover book in place of a[...]e aware of things like that because it would save the students money. members elected continuity The elected men its Associa are Anderson, R B a, Stever Green, 1 He Denis Martineau Reed and J of the E Mike Abra cathleen Johnson, Robin Nutter, Terr[...]nd Mark B. Thomas. Tragedy leads to Rainbows Way By Joni Kowitz The Voice A three-band rock concert is being held in memory of Mat- thew Carter at 8 p.m. Oct. 6 at the Caravan Convention Center, 3333 E. Van Buren Street. Carter, 22 at the time of his death, was a student on campus studying child psychology. He was killed in a drive-by-shooting on July 30. Scheduled for the concert are the bands Carnival and SX, plus a special guest to be announced. Sarina Morrison, benefit coordinator for the concert and Carter’s girlfriend, is an- ticipating 1,060 will attend. “‘We need volunteers to work the beverage stands and help with clean-up after the concert. We are also having trouble rais- ing mon[...]onate money, it would help.” All proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Rainbows Way Inn, a home for abused or which will[...]ace go appropr led Mat nu s n said H learned at the Rainbows W Inn how to deal with other kids[...]
	[...]to know?’ Linda Austin, English Linda Austin is a new member of the English department Her past experience includes[...]be happier,”’ Austin said. ‘‘This campus is ideal for education.” A graduate from SIU, Austin has a master’s degree in English and German —By Glenn Davis Larry Backs, Interior Design Larry Backs has been made a residential faculty member n the technology department re coming here, he tat , an[...]d about opportunitic I've had good reception,"’ the design teacher said = jesigned the interior of Gompers Rehabilitation enter in Phoenix, and many buildings located outside the United States: The American Ambassador's Office in Brazilia, Brazil;[...]ood of Electrical Workers in Washington, D.C; and the American Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Bac[...]esign. He has a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Pratt Institute in New York, a master’s in education from the University of Virginia. He attended The Rhode Island Schoo! of Design and Georgetown University. —By Kristi Ebner Ron Baltzer, Science Ron Baltzer m[...]ester Baltzer has beer faculty ommur —By Joni Kowitz Caroli Barner, Mathematics i esider[...]e, before coming here. “I chose GCC because it is the leading college in the district in computer science,’’ Barner said.[...]nter, and it feeds (into) ASU West.”’ Barner is married and has two children. In her spare time,[...]n State University and her master’s degree from the University of Hawaii. That degree resulted from master’s credits from around the country due to the traveling she did while her husband was in the service —By Barbara Cage Jan Bria, Social Science Jan Bria, now a full-time teacher in the social science depart- ment, has taught here since 1976 Bria is on the humanities team which teaches the four-credit class, Ideas and Values in the Humanities. Her specialty is erature; other membe the team teach music, art, rilosophy and history She[...]gs her enthusiasm for ¢ nture to her teaching In the humanities, she hopes ‘‘to pique the interest of students in such a way that they will[...]and a master’s degree in English from ASU. —By Joyce Bartor[...]—from the movie ‘‘Teachers”’ Michael Cullinan, Mat[...]ullinan brings 24 years of teaching experience to the college math department Before coming to Arizona[...]Since coming to Phoenix, Cullinan has taught at the Federal Corrections Institute His hobbies and in[...]boating, and hunting game birds His impression of the campus: “‘I like it a lot!” —By Glenn Davis Soe Se : Garwin Gaekel, Automotives[...]hemistry Elizabeth D } aduat Kansas S e AS —By Sevag Hayan Anne Cudley, Mathematics Anne Dudley began teaching because she was inspired by her former math teacher at Phoenix College. Dudl[...]at Mesa Community College, also teaching math —By Jennifer Williams Garwin Gaekel, Automotives Garwin Gaekel is now a permanent part of the autome department. He has been teaching on the campus since August 1988, but was just made a residential faculty me “*I think GCC is probably one of the finest junior col have ever attended or been to,[...]achelor’s degree in education and membership in The National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence. He is a ‘icensed smog technician for California. —By Kristi Ebner ves taught at the Arizona Ron Baltzer[...]id Elizabeth Hufford, a new full- time teacher in the English department. ‘‘They give us a chance to write a better story, a better poem.”’ Writing is one of her hobbies, along with tennis and mak- ing miniatures. When asked if she sells thethe first-place award for her short story :[...]‘‘Autumn Queen,’’ which she submitted to the Teachers as Writers Contest, sponsored by The Arizona Department of Education and The Arizona English Teachers Association. Hufford, her husband and her son decided to move to “‘the Valley of the Sun’’ one winter when they had to put flags o[...]y basis. She has taught at business school and at the University of Clarion (Penn.), which is wh received her master’s degree in English[...]e she —By Barbara Cage Edward Hutton, Mathematics Edward Hutton is adding his 26 years of experience t math department this semester. He has taught at the Univer sity of St. Thomas in Houston and, most re[...]owa. Later he receiv- ed a master’s degree from the University of lowa, and a doc- torate from the University of Kentucky.[...]
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	[...]90 Voice ‘Little Footsteps’ coming your way By Elleen Greiss The Voice Reaction to the news of impending lit- tle footsteps, also cailed ‘‘the patter of lit- tle feet,’’ can surface as joy[...]surprise, anger, and almost always apprehension. The theater arts department’s upcom- ing production of ‘‘Little Footsteps,” is a two-act comedy by Ted Taily. Taily is a native of North Carolina, and a gradu ate of the Yale School of Drama 1as performed off broadway[...]rs of marriage. As Ben, Matthew Nicolay portrays the Jewish husband, whose fears of fatherhood are complicated by meddling parents and hostile in-laws in a series[...]eal adult comedy,”’ said Nicolay, ‘‘where the audience becomes a part of the show. theaters They'll come away with a warm feeling.’” Lancy believes the viewers will be af- fected by the story. The result of this con- troversy? Divorce? The end you can find out for yourself. E. Adam Thoma[...]ther portrays Charlotte, Four walk-ons round out the plays the part of Dawn Hancock Joannie’s mother supporting cast *Little Footsteps’” entry in the Decemb: Festival at the Herbe hosen as the heater Theater, accor- ding to director Belton ¢ The drama divisions 0 department will be comp yr nine[...]for t Awards. Scholarships are g and set design. The play opens Oct. 12, with additional performances on the 13, 19 and 20 at 8 p.m., and on Oct. 14 at 2p.m. matinee in the Perfoming Arts Center. Tickets can be purchased at the Perfor- ming Arts Center, and, two weeks before production, at the Cashier’s Office. Ticket prices are: $5 for gen[...]e his particular brand of magic Sunday evening in the Perfor- ming Arts Center. Rodman is one magician who has a slew of satisfied audience[...]in Japan, Hong Kong, England, and Israel. Cuba, the Carribean, Bermuda and numerous cruise lines are just a minute number of the places his magic has reached. He was the magic consultant for many theatrical productions, including the Broadway version of ‘‘Theis part of the college’s Ar- tists Series, which is sponsored by the Evening Student Association. The performance will be at 8 p.m. Sun- day in the PAC. General admission is $5; seniors, $3; and students, $1. Steve Rodman, Magician STUDENT NURSES. CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION...THE SMART WAY. Army Reserve Nursing offers a variety[...]s you to at- tend approved classes for B.S.N. and the Army Reserve may pay part of the costs. And all of this is in addition to the good part-time income as an Army Reserve officer[...]Director Belton Courseu gives stage directions to theby Ted Tally. ‘Diviners’ warm, humorous By Eileen Greiss The Voice Some people go through life focusing on th[...]s. Sometimes they don’t take into consideration the effect their actions have on others. The characters in ‘‘The Diviners”’ carry their goal-seeking beyond desire for fulfillment, to obsession. “‘The play isThe play, set in a small town in Indiana in the 1930s, has a cast of 11 characters. “The cast is a good fit, and very believable in their roles,‘ said Matthew Kerby, who plays one of the leads. Kerby, in his debut here, portrays C. C.[...]o become a mechanic. But no one wants him to make the change. “The role is very real for me,’” Kerby said, ‘‘because[...]lel with my own life.’’ Ginger Wandrey plays the part of Goldie Short, a prayerful waitress at the Dine-Away-Cafe, the restaurant where much of the action takes place. Imagine her delight when Sho[...]their objectives on him. Ludders said this play is unique in several ways. The ‘‘scenery’’ is achieved mostly by lighting rather than props. Also, it is an ensemble production. Every character is vital to the story. “‘There is no antagonist,’’ Ludders said, ‘‘just a g[...]le whose objectives come into conflict.”” “The Diviners’’ marks Wandrey’s fourth performance here. She is a fourth- semester student who has been acting since the eighth grade. Her starring roles began in her sophomore year in high school. According to Ludders, in the late 1980s “The Diviners’? won the American Col- lege Theater Festival award for script writing. The play’s author, Jim Leonard, Jr., is now an in-residence playwright at Arizona State University. ‘The Diviners’’ will be presented at 8 p.m. Nov. 30, and Dec. I, 7 and 8 at the Performing Arts Center. There will be a 2 p.m. performance Dec. 2. Advance tickets can be purchased at the Cashier’s Office across from the Student Union, or at the Performing Arts Center. Prices are $3 for students, $4 for seniors, and $§ general admission. “The Diviners”’ cast: Back: Steve McClellan, Matth[...]yder. Floor: Michelle Lay, Tony Brinkley. Photos by Wanda Pip;
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	[...]1990 Voice Football 2-1 after loss to Ricks By Jeff Wendt The Voice The college football team, which cur- rently stands a[...]ge on Saturday, which results were not available, the Gauchos have a week off. Head Coach Joe Kersting said he will use the time to give the non-starters some repetitions in practice. *T p[...]ing a team that Glendale has never played before, the Gauchos held off a late charge from Citrus to defeat them 7-6. Kersting said the defensive effort put forth by the Gauchos was the best he has seen this season. “‘We flew around all over the field, we caused a lot of turnovers, and I was very impressed by our effort,’’ Kersting said. The offense played well, gaining about 300 yards total, but still had trouble scor- ing when the ball is inside the opponent’s 20-yard line. According to Kersting, in the last two games, the Gauchos have had a lot of missed opportunities which could have resulted in more points scored on the By Matt Suman Special to The Voice The men’s and women’s cross coun- try teams are h[...]zona College and Yavapai College. Central Arizona is the host for the meet. Both teams have been working hard in practice to get ready for the upcoming meet. Men off to slow start with injuries The men will face their toughest competition of the season against Central Arizona and Yavapai Col- leges, the top two teams in the region. “Our goal is to do better than last year, and try to place in the top three or four in our region,’’ Head Coach[...]with a 2-2 record so far, in- juries to three of the top seven run- ners have slowed the Gauchos down in their first two meets. The Gauchos victories were over Northland Pioneer Col[...]who has yet to race due to injury. Rounding out the rest of the team are Phil Jackson, Dale Houdek Cross Coun[...]pen with 2-2 marks opposition. Kersting said the special teams game has been improving over the last two games, and this game was good for the defensive specialties. The Gauchos blocked a 38-yard field goal attempt by Citrus College, and they forced an interception o[...]hich was only supposed to be an extra point kick. The Gauchos forc- ed the interception by a Citrus College bad snap and very good penetration by the outside lineman. “‘Our punt teams are gettin[...]311 yards of total offense and three touchdowns. The Vikings defeated the Gauchos 20-3. “They (Ricks) had a lot of big, physical players. It just seemed like most of the game they controlled the line of scrim- mage,”’ Kersting said. Kersting was right. Ricks rushed for 140 yards to the Gauchos’ 100, and Ricks outpassed GCC 171 to 88. “*We didn’t make thethe offense was having more trouble scoring inside the 20-yard line. Five times GCC was inside the ‘‘red zone’’ and the only result from that was Shawn Simon, Chad Spicer, and Robert Tamez. Women improving The women’s cross country team is also looking to improve on last season’s performance. The women also hold a 2-2 record so far this season.[...]f these girls are out here getting into shape for the track season,’’ Espinoza said. ‘‘They haven’t run three miles in a race before. I think the first two races were more of a learning experience, but they did really well, considering the strength of the competition.”’ Espinoza also hopes to take three runners from the women’s team to nationals: Jennifer Weyermiller[...]ers, we're hard workers,’’ Weyermiller said. The rest of the women’s team in- cludes Cylinda Huhn, Theresa H[...]ena Sta jner, and Becky Wulf. Upcoming meets for the team in- clude the Phoenix Invitational at Kiwanis Park on Oct. 6, and the Mt. Sac Invitational, in California, on Oct. 12. The team will then finish the season against Scottsdale Communi- ty College and[...]in Scottsdale on Oct. 26, before prepar- ing for the Regional Championship on Nov. 2. Results for Sat[...]e g a a § 5 = 3 2 12 a The football team practices for their upcoming game a[...]rform this game. We weren’t doing enough to win the game,”’ Kersting said. Kersting said the effort put out by the team stayed constant throughout the game, but the performance level improv- ed vastly from the first half to the second half. “I challenged them to play hard in the second half of the game,”’ Kersting said. “It gave us a chance[...]capabilities.’” Freshman Marcus Dickson led the Gauchos in rushing with 69 yards on 16 carries. Q[...]eal caught four of those passes for 50 yards. On the defensive side, sophomore linebacker Mike Swayda led the team with eight unassisted tackles and two assist[...]ball defeats Arizona Western, holds tight at 5-2 By Mike Massung The Voice The women’s voileyball team outscored Arizona Western Community College 15-6, 16-14, 15-13 to give the Lady Gauchos the win Wednesday night. “The game started weil; we dominated the first game but started making mistakes in the second game. It wasn’t one of our better matche[...]obyn Preach and Brandi Grimes were key players in the game, with Ainley’s setting and hitting, Preach[...]d serving and Grime’s blocking. With this win, the Lady Gauchos now have a 5-2 record in the 1990 Arizona Community College Athletic Conference. The Gauchos also thrashed Pima Com- munity College Se[...]of 15-6, 15-6, 15-8 in what Nobley describ- ed as the ‘‘best game we’ve played the en- tire season.” Standouts in thethe ball up and they kept mov- ing. It was difficult[...]ll off of them. We had to play reaily well to get the win,’’ Nobley said. The Lady Gauchos also beat South Mountain College in an action-packed Sept. 12 game South Mountain took the early lead by scoring 5 points early before the Gauchos came back to win game one 15-6. The Gauchos then took the next two games easily with 15-2, 15-3 scores over[...]bley, ‘‘Our goal that we have been working on is to stay intense throughout the entire match and finish it as quick as possible.[...]with us. We lost a crucial match against Yavapai by doing that. The players did it well against Central Arizona and t[...]untain. They stayed very intense." Coming up for the Gauchos is the Cypress College Tournament, which the Gauchos took second in last year. ‘‘I think w[...]an we were, so I’d say we have a shot at taking the whole thing if the competition is com- parable to what it was,’’ Nobley said. The Gauchos next play Mesa Com- munity College at Mesa on Sept. 25. and then participate in the Cypress College Tournament in Cypress, Calif. on[...]ee d Gener one oa Softball tournament scheduled The Glendale Recreation depart- ment is sponsoring an Over-The-Line softball tournament on Nov. 3 at Sahuaro Ranch Park. There will be five divisions in the tournament: Open Men’s, Men’s B, Men’s Cent[...]n, plus a Women’s Open Division. Entry fee for the three-player teams is $35, includes t-shirts, free refreshments,[...]
	[...]rty, unsafe courts in need of repair Commentary By Anita Dickie The Voice Tennis, anyone? Not at Glendale Community[...]nless you’re willing to risk bodily injury. On the first day of the semester, the tennis courts were littered with bits of broken g[...]dirt, rocks, fast-food wrappers, and leaves from the oleander hedge. Not to mention slick spots, crack[...]formation, according to Dr. Kent Staheli, head of the physical education department. In a recent interview, Staheli said bids for repairing and resurfacing the tennis courts would be approved soon, and the work should be completed by the end of the semester. But will it happen? Dale Bloss, tennis instructor, is understandably skeptical. *I don’t have too mu[...]ss said between tennis classes. ‘‘I saw it in the budget and was given a date when it was supposed[...]Jerry Clayton, men’s tennis coach, commented on the condition of the courts: ‘“‘The court surfaces are worn down to the point that some of the bare cement is showing, and it’s very difficult to see the lines.’” Staheli said it’s been seven years since the courts were refurbished. Both Bloss and Clayton feel that, with the school and community use, the refurbishing of the courts should be done every four years. The courts are so bad the teams play their matches during the season at Ar- rowhead Country Club, but they still have to practice on campus. Arrowhead charges $100 for the teams to play there. Clayton says his team members are always bugging him about the condition of the courts. ‘They feel the courts should be in bet- ter condition, because the better player you are, the more you expect in the quali- ty of courts,’’ the coach said. ‘‘The at- mosphere is not conducive to playing good tennis.”’ Ray Simpson, the new women’s tennis coach, says he hates to have his girls prac- ticing on the school courts because they are really slippery in[...]body should slip and fall, they could be lost for the season,’’ Simpson said. Last year Richard Bo[...]ring his ankle. Athletic director Pete Pisciotta is also feeling the pinch of not having quality facilities on campus. ‘‘It is becoming in- convenient to bus the players to various locations for their matches an[...]ennis courts on campus will be anxiously awaiting the news of the bidding process. If the courts do get resurfaced, Coach Clayton has a final word about regular We agreed that the broken glass Was in and the nails were out! maintenance. “If they’re not kept clean, the grit scratches the surface like sandpaper,’’ he explained. Wher[...]ity, anyone?. Soccer team streaks to top spot in the conference By Jeff Wendt The Voice - The college soccer team begins play this week with a[...]a tie against South Mountain Community College. The Gauchos soccer team is perparing for Wednesday’s game with Scottsdale Community College. In their tie against South Mountain, the Gauchos outshot their opponents by a 2 to 1 margin, but still ended up tying 1-! Head Coach Willie Watson felt the overall team performance in the game was very sluggish. ‘This was not one of[...]eason,’’ Watson said. ‘‘We just dominated the entire game, but couldn’t close it off.”’[...]does not worry me. They should not be a factor at the end of Student & Staff Discounts Cameras & A[...]unlap Rd. 931-8875 Kerry Teran/Volce Ph The GCC soccer team, with coaches Willie Watson and Don Hillegas. the season.” The Gauchos then went out and destroyed Arizona Weste[...]Brandon Mor- rell, and Jason Ware also scored for the Gauchos. “We tried to work out some things THE SKY’S THE LIMIT FOR AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS. word: oppor[...]ke our passing,”’ Watson said. ‘‘It still is not clear-cut as to how we are playing right now.’’ Assistant coach Don Hillegas adds that parts of the team’s game are becoming better with every game. “‘The team isthe end of a 90-minute game.” “We're getting alo[...]at a time,’’ Muraviov said McCarty says that the second half of the season will be very importa.t to them now. ‘‘[...]ding up, but one of them real- ly needs to assume the leadership role.”’ The Gauchos recently played Yavapai College, Pima Community College, and the American Graduate School of Inter- nationa[...]
	[...]rior to her full-time assignment this semester in the physical educa- tion department. “T love GCC,”’ she said. ‘‘The faculty is very professional, but at the same time they are ‘people.’ "’ Templeton’s trim figure and youthful appearance belie the fact she has a 13-year-old son, David, and an 11-[...]er childhood sweetheart, Dave. Templeton manages the campus physical fitness program, which has 1,000[...]of hiking, triathlon competition, and serving as the Arizona representative to IDEA: The Association for Fitness Professionals. Templeton[...]er’s degree in physical education from ASU. —By Elleen Greiss Charles Vawter Ili, Accounting After spending eight and one-half years in the evening divi- sion, Charles Vawter III is a full-time instructor in the college’s accounting department. He worked for[...]to become a child psychologist. Rainbows Way Inn is a non-profit organization and all donations will[...]rday mor- ning at an Arco station near his home. The following Monday, he was pronounced dead from From page 7 “I] was surprised at the sense of accomplishment achieved through teaching, but, more importantly, with the impact teaching has on students,’ Vawter said.[...]or, conversely, make a student realize accounting is not for him or her, I feel I’ve performed a rea[...]a Certified Public Accountant designa- tion from the Arizona State Board of Accountancy. Vawter is pursuing another master’s degree in computer in[...]ght lifting, and enjoys watching good movies. —By Elleen Greiss John Walsh, Mathematics John Walsh is looking for a fast-pitch softball league for men. Besides teaching and reading, fast-pitch softball is one of his favorite activities. Walsh has a doctor of philosophy from the University of North Texas. When GCC recruited in Houston, Walsh felt the college had much to offer, and it was a good oppo[...]tion, and two years at Southwest Texas State. —Byby saying, ‘‘We want to throw a benefit concert in his honor.” The concert is scheduled until 1 a.m. and addmission is $5. There will be no liquor and all ages are welc[...]oth Now you «cepted credit cards In the world..Visa®* credit cards E CREDIT o VISA® and[...]UR CREDIT RATING! wonMnsees Gee can have two of the most re¢ “In your nam N IF Y HAVE BEEN TURNED the credit cards you STORES—TUITION—ENTERTAINM E[...]rogram. Target- ted for completion in June, 1992, the project will incor- porate shade, evaporation, ve[...]e also designed Deck Park, a landscaped area over the tunnei on the newest link of the metropolitan Phoenix freeway system. At Disney World in Orlando, Fla., the scientist was the technical consultant for the Land Pavilion in EP- COT Center. Yoklic explaine[...]just beautiful: They are purposeful; they improve the en- vironment; they preserve natural resources; t[...]ources solar energy, oil, and desalinated water. The captivating speaker said one of the main thrusts of their programs is to recycle resources without further expending energy. “‘Water is used five times at the Civic Center before finally being used to water the trees,’’ Yoklic said. The Environmental Research Laboratory team urges peop[...]use it to their advantage. ‘Plants help keep the city cool,’’ Yoklic said. “‘If every house in Phoenix had three trees planted on the west side, we would use 30 percent less energy to[...]nal responsibility. We shouldn’t leave it up to the ci- ty.” For further information on the work of Yoklic and the research team, you can call him in Tucson at (602) 573-0852. Public tours of the facility are conducted on Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. Advance reservations must be made. From page 4 THE ARMY HAS THE FIERCEST HELICOPTER IN THE WORLD... It can see in the dark. And attack with- out being seen. It can strike like lightning. It's fast, smart and mean. But the AH-64 Apache helicopter doesn't fly by itself. It needs trained avia- tors capable of ha[...]tensive 40-week training program designed to take the very best people and make them pilots. If you ha[...]STATE — ZIP SS NOTE: MasterCard Is a registered trademark of MasterCard International. Inc Visa is a registered trademark of VISA USA. Inc. a[...]
	Board aims to improve ‘sorry’ advisement By Jennifer Williams The Voice “‘Academic advisement sorry state.’’ This was the indictment given by Paul DePippo, head of the Glendale Faculty Association, at the Community College Governing Board meeting Sept. 25. DePippo is a member of a council formed last year to reform academic ad- visement throughout the Maricopa Com- munity Colleges. The first task the council undertook was an internal audit of the academic ad- visement in this district, according to Mike Rooney, chairman of the council. In a report given two weeks ago to Dr.[...]Jr., vice chancellor for educational development, the main problems were found to be in the training of advisers, supervision, and is In a very Vol. XXVI No. 4 organization within the advisement departments *The main thing to be looked at is the training of the advisers,’’ Rooney said. This may explain wh[...]ment, as DePippo stated in his speech. ‘‘Over the years \| have heard some verbal complaints that st[...]or aren’t prepared for,’’ he added later. The majority of comments concerning the solution of the problem were to put more money into the advisement depart- ments, but this increase in sp[...]ake money from other important programs. “With the very large number of students on our campus, it is my opinion that more resources need to be put into advisement, even at the expense of other nrograms,’’ DePippo said. R[...]on campus, agrees that more money would improve the quality of advisement, even though it is an improbability. “T would love to have a who[...]ng to hap- pen,’’ Simpson said Simpson feels the real root of the pro- blem is that students don’t make efficient use of the advisement that is offered. He said that students seem to feel they[...]n time. This causes a shortage of advisers toward the end of registration. Due to this, many students[...]engthy periods of time to see an adviser and lose the opportunity to take what they want because the classes close while they are waiting. Simpson would like to see changes in the advisement program that would stress Playoff rac[...]ate entities He would like regular modeled after the early registration system of the Honors Program. This would mean that students wil[...]on time ‘Students are only hurting themselves by waiting,’’ Simpson said. ‘It would be much[...]ng and take charge of their educ- tion.”’ In the spring semester the council will be continuing to study the condition of academic advisement in the colleges by surveying students on the advisement they received. In addition, it is hoped that a new com- puter program will be insti[...]90 Students keep in touch through Desert Shield By James Gilbert The Voice Being away from family and loved ones is one of the most agonizing and painful experiences that our American citizens in the Middle East will have to deal with. Letters from[...]Construction keep an eye on Jeff as they replace the main electric lines to all of the transformers on campus. students write to Americ[...]ort and encouragement, mainly just something from the heart,’’ Shlee said. “You can even send chocolate chip cookies.”” At present the United States has ap- proximately 150,000 troops[...]. “I don’t want to limit this just to Photo by Wanda Pippet/Velce soldiers, because we also have citizens still unable to leave the country,’’ Shlee said. People wanting to wri[...]per, along with their name and phone number. Drop the paper in the GCC mail slot in the west corridor of the Ad- ministration Building. Shlee will get in touch with everyone who responded and give each person the name, address and how to get ahold of a soldier or citizen. “‘The reason I’m not giving addresses out directly is because \| want to coor- dinate it so I will be ab[...]Shlee said. One problem that she wants to avoid is the Christmas mail crunch. “‘T want things to go to them now so our packages don’t get caught up in the holiday rush,’’ Shlee said. ‘‘What we will do is kind of cutely mark them ‘don’t open till Chr[...]rt Shield Back Page Cisneros talks 21st century By Mike Massung The Voice “It’s quite likely that the population of the community college will have a greater proportion of people who are minority, and who are poor, than the major institu- tions, by the very nature of the entry system and accessability,’’ said Henry[...]e his address Thursday, “Cultural Diversity and the University of the 21st Century,”’ as part of ASU West’s 21st Century Project. The ambiance of San Antonio was recreated by the host institution with mariachi singers and a Mexican buffet at Pepsi is gone, By Joni Kowitz The Voice Some students have not noticed they are go[...]ut they will be back. Pepsi has removed three of the campus soda machines for repairs and minor ad- justments due to ongoing vandalism No one knows who the vandals are Vandalism ‘Three to four hundred dollars damage has been done to the machines,’’ said Mark Howard, the full district manager of Pepsi-Cola, last week *They have been taken off of the cam- pus to be refurbished and to also replace the faceplates and panels.” Hotel Westcourt in Met[...]s congratulated ASU West for planning its role in the 21st Century because he believes that such forward- thinking institutions can solve the pro- blems he sees in today’s society. Cisneros[...]on with each other, ease of transpor- tation, and the world of technology. “But there is another world, and that is the world of fundamentalism, demographic and income c[...]ase See * Cisneros, Back Page. but not for long The three Pepsi machines removed from campus were at the Language Arts, Liberal Arts, and Business buildin[...]em on any campus,’’ Howard said. “Most of the damage is done at night when kids put gum and wax into the machines. Someone also to puts stuff in- side the coin slots,’’ he said. A company distributer is on campus three times a week to repair and refill the machines, Howard saic Pepsi machines jailc Pepsi plans to cage nachines in metal bars and hopes it is an answer to Please See Pepsi,Back Page
	[...]Arizona builds walls while Germany’s fall The Berlin Wall has tumbled in Germany; it now stands as a symbol of the fallen walls of communism. So why are Arizonans b[...]ls, but they are as dangerous and intimidating as the Berlin Wall. The walls begin imperceptibly with a faint prejudice[...]ds all rational thought. In Youngtown, a town in the northwest valley, intangible walls have been erected by the elderly to bar youth from ‘‘in- vading.”’ In 1986 the Town Council adopted an ordinance that made Young[...]nder 18 years old would not be allowed to live in the town longer than 90 days. Several families with children were asked to move out of the town. Some who have not com- plied, have been harrassed. In the case of Doris and United States involvement in Pro By John Wistuber The Voice On the night of Aug. 2, 1990, Iraq crossed the border of Kuwait. In a single night, Saddam Hussein gained almost one-third of the world’s oil reserves. If he were to gain control of the oil fields of Saudi Arabia, he would be in control of nearly half the world’s oil. You are probably thinking, ‘‘Big deal, it only affects the price of the gas and oil that I put in my car.”’ Guess ag[...]erything that we wear, write with, and eat off of is made with oil and petroleum products. The effect on the U.S. economy could be serious because the price of almost everything is going to go up. The effect on the world economy could also be devastating. World economy is like a finely-balanced scale. If one side of the scale is thrown off, everything is affected, including the U.S. economy. For example, the Japanese import all of their oil, half of which c[...]no military strength to defend their in- terests. The Japanese are, however, con- tributing $3 billion to help the United States pay for Operation Desert Shield, ([...]e playing in their own yard. This discrimination is legal. The U.S. Department of Justice ruled that senior-citizen zoning is not discriminatory. Then what would it be called?[...]uth? These questions are not easily answered. In the case of driving or drinking liquor, age discrimination not only is accep- table, it is essential. But how can the discrimina- tion of whole families be justified?[...]m neighborhoods simply because they have children is immoral. Is it any wonder that the youth of today are confused and angry? Pettiness is not an example conducive to wholesome growth. The walls continue to rise. Arizona has succumbed to[...]ty and freedom, these are sad times indeed. with the promise of more on the way. Europe also imports a large amount of its oil from the Middle East. Unlike Japan, Europe has sent troops to the region. The United States has sent approx- imately 150,000 troops to the Middle East, and for the first time since the Viet- nam war, reserve units of the U.S. military are being called to active duty. The United States should stop waiting to take out Iraq. With stand-off weapons launched from Air Force bombers, the United States can destroy Iraqi oil fields, milit[...]ed mustard and nerve gas on his own people (death by that manner is slow and agonizing). The combined strikes would cripple the coun- try. Ground troops would still have to be u[...]would be casualties, but it has to be done. Just the thought of a man like Hussein hav- ing an atomic bomb is reason enough. If the United States is going to use military force, they should hit hard, fast and finish off the threat of Saddam Hus- sein once and for all. Wil[...]ographers: James Begay, Kari Kunsman, Kerry Tenn The Voice is published every other week: 5,000 copies are distributed free on campus. Display . advertising is $5 per column inch. Contact the advertis- ing department in The Voice newsroom, Language Ars Building, Room 107; or call 435-38204435-3821 the walls in Arizona Snappers Beyond Thi Ss Point! . Sa As the walls go LE down in Germany, 3° MP ate = 7 T[...]x * 10+4-Fo Middle East crisis debated Con By David Madrid The Voice After Saddam Hussein attacked Kuwait, President Bush reacted with ex- traordinary swiftness. The President was incensed, and after the appropriate rhetoric, dispatched troops to the Middle East to prevent Hus- sein from causing further damage. What is curious is that two weeks before Hussein’s attack, U.S. Am- bassador April Gaspie told Hussein that the border dispute between Iraq and Kuwait was no concern of the United States. Could this have encouraged Hus- sein to attack? Possibly. If the United States had threatened to use all their might to repel the Iraqis, the invasion may have been averted. Why would the U.S., in effect, encourage an attack against Kuwa[...]tunate error, or, as in Vietnam, it may have been the beginning of a game of war-time politics. Will this be another war controlled by armchair generals (politicians), or will the real generals be given permission to ac- tually win? The Voice 6000 W. Olive Avenue Glendale, Arizona 853[...]990, GOC Voice Glendale Community College The claim is made that soldiers know the risks of war when they join the Arm- ed Forces. But did they join to guarantee the continuous flow of oil to Japan and Europe? The U.S. receives between 7 percent to 15 percent of its oil from the Persian Gulf region. Japan and Europe are heavily dependent on the Mideast oil. Our soldiers volunteered to defend the United States. They did not volunteer to be used as pawns in a game of interna- tional chess. And what of the fact that the United States now is in the business of starving innocent people? This embargo does not hurt Hussein or his army. The citizens of Iraq are the ones who will starve. Just because the entire world is involv- ed in this crime does not make it right. The fact that a country founded on such high ideals a[...]cracy should stoop to starving women and children is morally repugnant. Have we become a nation driven by greed? Does anything go in the name of the dollar? If so, then starve the children. We can pay the ever-escalating gas prices to the oil companies instead of Saddam Hussein.[...]
	Voice October 8, 1990 Drum Beat Classification game By Eric Wincentsen Special to The Voice Here’s a new game to play. Let’s try t[...]n this period in history, about all they will get is a good laugh. Everyone is so paranoid about the connotations that certain words have that they have even corrected the Bible to be sensitive toward different groups. What’s wrong with the Bible? “Tam Dark, but comely,’ from the Song of Solomon, has been changed to ‘‘I am black and beautiful’’ in the 1990 Revised Standard English translation, so as[...]ugh I know very few who were born in Africa). So thethe Bible itself is anti-gay. It seems that everyone wants us to think the way they do, to think what might be termed correct thoughts, to speak in correct language, even to the point of changing the views of the original authors of the Bible. What happens when someone decides they do[...]sified. Any questions against these views are met by ac- cusations of ‘‘racist,’’ **bigot,’’ or ‘‘anti-Semite.’” Because of this, the real racists go unnoticed. Sure, skinheads get a mention whenever it’s a good story, but more attention is paid to suppos- ed rights violations by Smitty’s. What’s interesting is figuring out what’s next. Racially sensitive co[...]hose nasty watermelons.... Our freedom of speech is being eroded day by day. 1, for one, intend to fight until the very end. If being a racist means anyone who questions the opinions of a puritanical society, then put that[...]Opinion 3 Zero tolerance for drunks By Bradley R. Melton Voice Columnist It was a typi[...]they went out looking for a party. As they drove, the girls were in the car in front, and Joe’s truck followed a couple car lengths behind. An old beat-up truck sped past the truck and then swerved, crashing into the side of Sue’s car. Sue lost control and slammed into a telephone pole as the old truck drove off. Joe stopped and Sergio ran out to try and help. Joe raced off following the drunken driver until he pulled up to his house and closed the garage door. Joe then called police and waited. The police knock- ed on the door, then pounded, but were unable to get into the house until early Sunday morning. Meanwhile back[...]portion of her body. Because of a technicality, the man who ran her off the road was found innocent in court. It was a few weeks later and Sue’s mother was driv- ing her to the hospital for therapy. As they approached an intersection the light became red and they stopped. A few seconds passed when the same beat-up truck bearing a damaged side panel p[...]cent man”’ finished off his beer and toss- ed the empty can on the asphalt. This same man who changed her life forever just symbolically slapped her in the face and showed the lack of justice this country maintains when dealing with drunken driving offenders. Over the summer lawmakers made the decision to take away the cars of repeat drunken driving offenders and remove these scum from the streets of Arizona, return- ing a sense of civility to the roads. Until now we’ve only known the carnage as a result of the neglect and wishful thinking of idiot lawmakers. What lawmaker can look Sue straight in the eye and tell her that he did all he could? Who is going to tell her that her inalienable pursuit of[...]hat day as, with a tear-stained face, she watched the smoke coming from the tail pipe of a beat-up old truck as it drove away[...]n at a shiny aluminum beer can, she wonders: what the hell is justice, anyway? Heinous heist of handicapped By Jason Shadrick The Voice Everyone, by now, is probably sick of hearing about the parking problems on campus, but not once has anyone mentioned the handicapped parking problems. Some people who are too lazy to walk an extra 20 feet are parking in the handicapped zones. Others are park- ing in the spaces used by handicapped students to load and unload their wheelchairs. Students parking in faculty parking is an offense that is tolerated less than both faculty and students par[...]Chief of Security Eileen Johnston said that there is a lack of security guards: ‘‘We have hired on almost all I can hire with my budget. We’re not getting the nor- mal amount of college work studies that is supplemen- tal,’’ she said. If this is such a problem, then why are faculty park- ing vi[...]kind of a person would take a parking space from the handicapped? Obviously a lowly, contempti- Voices across the campus If there was one thing on campus you coul[...]be and why? Susan Celestian I would rearrange the I feel priority list for school vehicle use. This is an educational institution, and academic use is at the bottom of the list. cafeteria Casey Cernak GCC _ should I decrease the prices in the preparing fresher foods. Andy Taylor believe we need to create more parking spaces by either building a parking ramp or pav- ing the desert fields around the campus. Start Robyn Thompson I think we need more parking for the students and less for faculty. ble, selfish pig,[...]would trip a blind person. Those who would deny the handicapped a parking space simply to save themse[...]ile, contempt and possibly torture. Since torture is illegal in Arizona, let’s put them on a plane t[...]ly need these spaces, then they should get one of the temporary tags from the disabled student resources. This way, it is up to the proper authority to decide if they can park there, not the silly putty for brains that thinks their sprained[...]ting cramp counts for being handicapped. Parking is a problem on campus, but this does not give anyone the right to park in handicapped spaces. What needs[...]hours to give out tickets. They do need to raise the fines so that faculty don’t just blow it off. Why should the students obey these rules when their own teachers aren’t following them? The people who are blatantly stealing these spaces need to be thinking about the fact that someday they may REALLY need these spot[...]e themselves, will be parked there. Shelby Rama The temperatures in some rooms are extreme- ly cold o[...]ave a_ set temperature in every building. Photos by Kerry Teran/WOICE
	[...]price on our children’s heads? Their innocence is the only thing they have. Why destroy it with filth? I agree that censorship is wrong, but some type of guidelines need to be set[...]responsible enough to protect their children from the filth you describe. If you are not a parent, the[...]and protection so their minds can develop without the emotional distress that is brought on by the filth that 2 Live Crew sings about. Our freedom is important, but even more important is our children’s future. Let them grow up to enjoy it without being brainwashed by sick in- dividuals. That only leads to jail or death. If the censorship of this group wasn’t so newsworthy and extreme, the children wouldn’t be drawn to it. All children[...]ebel to a point. What better way than to purchase the for- bidden tape of 2 Live Crew? What per- son wouldn’t find this tape obscene? Only the perverts of this world (like you) anc 2 Live Crew[...]d like to ‘*Voice”’ a contrary opi- nion to the article on the GCC bookstore printed in the last issue of the school paper. Considering the large volume of students that the bookstore contends with, I feel the bookstore employees are doing a great job! They are always very friendly and helpful. It is my opinion that the students who complain the most about bookstore pro- cedures are the procrastinators: the peo- ple that wait until the last minute to pur- chase or sell books. I do agree that there is room for im- provement in the used books program (we should get more money), but the bookstore employees are not responsible for that[...]ke to say ‘‘Thank You’’ to our friends in the bookstore and please keep up the good work. Conie L. Linnert Accounting Student[...]Clearly, Bradley R. Melton continues io confuse the terms liberal and conser- vative. However, this is not surprising considering that he has grown up i[...]on their head and made them nearly meaningless. The taxation situation in America pro- vides one of the clearest examples. Citizens continue to demand mo[...]cleaner environment, more law enforcement and at thethe money going to From the Balcony By Mare de Celle em! Hi! I'd like to start a free market economy. Dol geta lollipop? CopyTmut@© (990 by Computoons™. A\ Rights Reseed. Gorbachev and F[...]nk Chairman Greenspan ‘begin secret meetings on the Soviet economy. come from? Did Republicans think that the tooth fairy or maybe William F. Buckley was going to make up the dif- ference? And yet, they would have us believe that this is ‘‘fiscal conservatism.”’ Way back in 1984, Mondale, the hated ‘‘liberal,’’ decided to be honest and told the people that there was no free lunch. He stated th[...]e, or there would be continued deficits. This was the truth and very un- popular. However, by stating the basic tenet that you have to pay your bills, this[...]cal conservatism. Confusing, isn’t it? Who are the fiscal- ly responsible conservatives? Oh well, at[...]d Service’s use of Styrofoam products, we offer the follow- ing facts: ~ As Bobby indicated, the foam pro- ducts we use are not manufactured with chlorofluorocarbons. v Styrofoam is not biodegradable. Paper cups, bowls and plates a[...]es in landfills in a meaningful time frame due to the absence of moisture, ox- ygen and sunlight. v Actually, it is probably good that paper does not degrade quickly as the result would be enormous quantities of ink and pa[...]ied in a landfill, foam pro- ducts help stabilize the landfill and are as harmless as rocks, concrete and other in- ert fill. When stabilization is maintained, the surface of a landfill can later be utiliz- ed for construction or park development for the surrounding community. vw The manufacture of a paper cup con- sumes about three[...]leum and 21 times as much chemicals as re- quired by a foam cup. Two hundred times as much power and six times the cooling water are required and 300 times the volume of waste water is produced for each paper cup versus foam. It’s n[...]e of its high visibility and almost universal use by fast food operators and their customers, Styrofoam has been targeted by environmentalists. The food service industry along with recyclers and plastic manufacturers have reacted by taking positive steps to initiate recycling progr[...]s to establish a workable program for recycl- ing the foam products we currently trash, and we are very[...]ching our goal of a remanufacturing plant here in the valley. However, the facts are not all in and like all businesses, Fac[...]ur customers. Although we don’t feel that paper is the answer, we do, at the request of our customers, of- fer paper as an alternative. Before this is published, GCC will find paper available in the cafeteria. I don’t profess to be an expert on recycling, polystyrene or the environ- ment, but I have spent an enormous amoun[...]as it applies to my profession and would welcome the opportunity to discuss the issue with the Associated Stu- dent Council or other interested[...]ces, Inc. Election solution offered Editor: In the last Voice issue, Mr. Glemba, a student council adviser, lamented the low number of students who turned out to vote for the student council election. It seems unproductive to chide the populace about their apathy without asking why. The reasons for the low turnout seem ob- vious to me. First, the election comes at a time when students are settli[...]schedules. Council elec- tions seem extraneous to the main focus for most folks at this time. Second,[...]ware of can- didate information. Apparently there is some sort of assembly where the can- didates speak; however, where it is or when it is, never seems to be publicized. Because of these[...]ed out of some 10,000 plus day students. Not only is this lack of par- ticipation detrimental to campus life, it is not a good ‘lesson in democracy”’ for any of us. Campus life should revolve around the hub of student council and draw students together[...]I would like to offer a solution that speaks to the root of the problem as I have outlined it. \| propose an ‘‘election insert’? to The Voice, assembled as follows: 1. As part of the paperwork required to become a candidate, student[...]and brief biography, including qualifications for the office they seek and a statement of position. 2. These statements will be sent to The Voice immediately upon approval of can- didacy, to be printed, reduced but other- wise untouched. The voters will thus have a chance to see how these candidates pre- sent themselves. 3. The Voice staff (because they have the skills) will print this material for the edification of the voters. This publication will include an explanation of what work the council is responsible for, what it did last year, where its[...]from and how much it handles. Prominent notice of the candidate’s speech program—date, place, and t[...]n will be distributed as an “‘insert’’ in The Voice at least one week before the election. It will be paid for by the council in the in- terest of better government and greater participation. An informed electorate is more likely to participate in the vote and is certainly better equipped to func- tion in campus society. It is my opinion that both the government and the press have a responsibility in this. Pat Hull Bu[...]n We encourage readers to voice their opinion in the Letters column. The Voice staff welcomes let- ters, creative writing,[...]aphs from students and faculty. Typewritten copy is preferred, but handwritten submissions will be ac[...]. Names will be withheld with sufficient reason. The staff reserves the right to edit all contributions or not print them if space is not available, or if they are deemed libel[...]
	[...]0 First IBMs arrive on campus for new lab By Barbara Cage The Voice The blue canopy on campus Wednes- day was not a carnival, but the food tent for 150 people attending IBM's semi annual kick-off meeting *The thrust of the meeting is to give the sales force incentive for year-end sales,"’ sai[...]sales engineers, and administrators were join- ed by specially invited guests, software vendors in partnership with the computer manufacturer. ‘Glendale Community College is a school where we’re just beginning to par- tic[...]said. ‘‘We just install- ed our first lab in the HTC, and IBM is looking forward to building a stronger future (he[...]ck West, director of HTC II, ‘‘yet we’re in the top \| per cent of the nation (in high-tech colleges), and they want a p[...]ter-Aided Design.”” College personnel guided the visitors force, sales systems through five two-minute sessions set up at stations in the HTC. Graciela Figueroa, director of marketing an[...]ego, director of instruc tional computing, showed the tele conference room, the industrial television studio, and the computer area, and ex plained the disciplines taught in HTC West commented on HTC II, the se- cond high-tech building under construc- tion, and explained the purpose of the In- novation Center. Mark Montanus, manager of the Innovation Center, ex plained the purposes of the Computer- Aided Design lab, Digital’s demonstra tion site and office automation, the seminar room, and the Writing Lab. Doris Velasco, manager of instruc- tional computing, discussed the concept of open-entry/open-exit computer classes, the number of users, and the hours of operation of HTC. Susan High, educational computer systems trainer, welcomed the IBM people and kept everyone on schedule. After the tour, the HTC staff was in- vited to join the IBM representatives for lunch under the canopy. “I think it’s very gratifying to have a facility that is world-renowned,’’ Griego said, ‘‘and to h[...]ompany such as IBM visit this campus. It verifies the success of the HTC.”’ Traveler accepting entries By Barbara Cage The Voice The Traveler, the campus creative arts magazine published by the English and Art Departments, is accepting submis- sions for their annual creative writing competition. The categories being accepted now are for poetry, sho[...]nterest and non-fiction). There are no limits on the length of the poetry or the stories, but it is recommend- ed that the stories not exceed eight double-spaced, typewritt[...]political, or social groups will be considered. The manuscripts will be judged on creativity, style, suitability, and originality. The winners will be published in the 1991 edition of The Traveler, which will come out in the Spring. The Art Depart- ment will run a similar contest next semester for the art and photography por- tion of the magazine. Entry forms for the creative writing contest are available in the Language Arts Faculty Office-LA131. The deadline is Nov. 26, and no late entries entries will be accepted. Traveler entries should be placed in the labeled trays in LA131 or returned to Sharon Hatc[...]t year’s magazine are still available in LA131, the library, or the writing lab. The award winners will be chosen by students and faculty, and there will be an awards program in the Spring. Cash prizes will be presented in each cat[...]s. ‘There’s a lot of talent that never gets the opportunity to really show or express what they can do,’’ said Terry Donaldson, editor of The Traveler. ‘‘This is an opportunity for people who may not otherwise get published.”’ Campus construction continues By Joni Kowitz The Voice Welcome to Glendale Community Col- lege: Construction zone ahead. The south campus parking lot will be undergoing a maj[...]will remain under con- struction until Oct. 15. The construction is production. “‘The district has allocated money to upgrade all of the electrical wiring to ser- vice all of the new buildings,’’ said Tom Bruemmer, director of maintenance, last Thursday. Construction will include the pipes in the area south of the maintenance building and across Olive Avenue to the Salt River Project (SRP) pole where the campus receives its power. “I don’t anticip[...]or constrnetion;’ Breummer said a $4 million The project will include taking up 50 parking spaces in the south lot. Arrive early for best selection. “Get here early if you want a parking spot in the area,’’ Breummer said. To make up for lost parking spaces, a dirt lot in the northwest corner of the campus is being leveled to provide overflow parking. Students are encourag- ed to enter the parking lot through the north enterance. ‘Basically, the south parking lot is us- ed by people who use the swimming pool and the fitness center. Those are the peo- ple who are going to be affected the most,’’ Breummer said. Breummer also added that the parking lot will not be repainted or repaved, just patched. “IT hope the construction project doesn’t incovenience every[...]e featured in Employment Talks at \| p.m. today in the Stundent Union Building. Mayor Johnson will speak on ‘The Power of Politics.’ His speech will provide insight into the preparation for a career in politics International banker to visit Dr. Ulrich Kiermayr will visit the campus Speakers Forum at 1] a.m Wednesday Oct. 10, in the Student Union Building and will discuss **Perestroika: Chances and Risks from the Perspective of an International Banker.” Kiermayr serves as a senior officer of the International Bank for Reconstruc tion and Develo[...]erts of other leading nations traveled around the world Admission is free and seating is on a first come, first serve basis Drugs and bik[...]eminars will be held 1 p.m. Wednesday Oct. 17, in the Council Chambers inside the Student Union Kelley Scrivens, public education[...]and vehicle safety with information compiled from the Glendale Police Department. The second is at 6 p.m. with Glendale Police Officer Jeff Chitt[...]MEChA (Movmiento estudiantil chicano de Aztlan) is a club on campus Open to anyone interested in the Hispanic culture. The members meet every Wednesday at \| p.m. in the Business Building room B-201. For more informati[...]Notetaking’’ at 12 p.m. Thursday Oct. 11, at the Student Union inside the Council Chambers. Her focus will be on accomplis[...]t will get noticed at \| p.m. Thursday Oct. 11, at the Student Union Lounge. The seminar is titled ‘‘Blowing Your Own Horn: Resumes Desig[...]op on managing stress Coping with stress will be the topic of Counselor Emily Ferguson’s Employ- men[...]Be More Productive” 1 p.m. Thursday Oct. 18, in the Student Union’s Council Chambers. Ferguson wil[...]ed in earning extra money while modeling can join the cam- pus Model/Talent symposium at 7 p.m. Tuesday Oct 16, in the Student Union Lounge. The symposium is being hosted by Suzanne Higgins with campus modeling instructor L[...]avitt’s class. For further information contact the Center for Information, Advisement and Registation or 435-3805. Phi Theta Kappa blood drive PTK is again sponsoring this year’s blood drive. Sign-[...]ill be held all day Wednesday Oct. 17-18, outside the Student Union. Second ski club meeting scheduled The second meeting of the campus ski club will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday Oct. 11, at the Student Union Lounge For information, members are encouraging students to attend the meeting. Life of a woman is addressed “Holding up Half the Sky: The Life of a Woman in China” will be discussed at the Speaker’s Forum 11 a.m. Wednesday Oct. 17, at the Student Union Lounge. The speakers will be Janet Wandrey, M.Ed., Kar[...]
	[...]Role of women changing \| Eyecutive council busy By Elleen Greiss The Voice ‘“Women should be valued for what the[...]ch at Wednesday’s Speakers Forum. She addressed the subject of ‘‘Women in Power.”’ An audience of more than 100 men and women crowded the Student Union Lounge as Branch explained the need to recognize abilities of women to assume leadership roles at the personal, profes- sional and political levels. “By the year 2000,” Branch said, ‘‘it is estimated that women and minorities will constitute 75 percent of the popula- tion. ’’Yet, she went on to say, curr[...]nally submissive role in society, she believes it is difficult for men to perceive them as powerful le[...]appointed. When women are appointed, their power is often perceived as being less than that of men in the same positions. Branch suggested women should us[...]ever,’’ she said in conclusion, ‘‘we need the concept of shared power.”’ Branch is the director of counseling and consultation at Arizon[...]s a doctor’s degree in clinical psychology from the University of Washington in Seattle. Photos by Wanda Pippet/Velce[...]By James Gilbert The Voice The Associated Student Executive Council removed two[...]n for November during their meeting on Sept. 24. The council began its meeting with the removal of former council members Stacy Raymond and Jeremy Spears. Raymond was removed by a vote of 9 to 2 due to a conflict in class scheduling while Spears was dismiss- ed by a vote of 8 to 3 for failure to attend meetings. “The Associated Student constitu- tion gives the Executive Council the grounds to remove members by a three-fourths vote,’’ said council member Brad Melton. Robert Del Gilmore was appointed by a unanimous vote to fill one of the two vacancies. Gilmore, who is a first-year psychology student, was pleased. “Every step is a step towards achieving a desired goal,’’ he[...]establish some school spirit,’’ he said. He is currently involved in organiz- ing a rape victim/survivor support group program in the Valley, to try to raise awareness about rape here on campus. Also discussed was the fourth an- nual trip to Washington, D.C., for seven council members to attend the National American Student Associa- tion of Junior[...]present students on a na- tional level.’”’ The trip to D.C. is from Feb. 21- 26, and will cost $367 per person. The council has proposed to allocate a ceiling of $2,700.00 for the price of the tickets. Money for the trip to the capital will come from the Executive Coun- cil fund, which is specifically set aside for the student council by Walt Glemba, fiscal agent for Glendale Community[...]islative con- ference, scheduled in November. “The purpose of the legislative conference is to unite all Arizona community colleges to learn[...]essman Jon Kyl, from District 4, will also attend the legislative council meeting.[...]Phoenix College president ‘making it to the top’ By Joyce Barton The Voice There is no standard way to make it to the top, according to Myrna Harrison, Phoenix College president ‘*Everyone must make their way to the head of the line in his or her own way,” she told an Employ[...]les as she spoke on ‘‘Finding Your Own Way to the Head of the Line.”’ Harrison, as a young woman, focused her attention on art. She painted full time during the day and worked at night. To- day, besides carrying out the many duties of her office, she is a renowned artist, ex- hibited widely. By Glenn Davis The Voice Higher Education and Adult Training for pe[...]izona’s General Education Diploma division with the HEATH award for the number of GED’s earned by adults with disabilities. David Merkley, GCC’s testing clerk, ‘‘is one of the few leading the way, ”’ said Pat Taylor, chief ad- ministrato[...]ional tion.” Setting up an accessible site for the handicapped is a very important part in the GED testing. The visually impaired are provid- ed with closed-circ[...]nd and think, ‘I'll be a col president.” ‘The women’s movement has helped in that area. Today[...]lk you into a position. Look around and determine the long range reality of a job.”” Often a person must take a cut in pay to get into a position that, in the end, will pay much more, she explained. “The time when you could come in and work your way up from the bottom is[...]and large-print editions of the test. Audio cassettes are also available for the visually impaired, dyslexics, and the mobility impaired. Scribes are also ready to interpret answers by writing them down for those who need their services. The work Merkley has performed was observed by the Department of Education to duplicate similar testing facilities with the same atmosphere. Merkley was a computerized axia[...]an before himself becoming legally blind Knowing the barriers the disabled face every day, he says ‘‘people are[...]can fulfill their needs with proper equip- ment. The program treats each per- son as an individual.’” The HEATH award has been presented to Arizona the last two years. gone,’’ she said. ‘[...]We can’t absorb people without an education in the workplace anymore. All jobs are people jobs, Harrison stressed: ‘People skills is the most impor- tant skill needed. How you accept and give criticism is critical.”* She talked about the importance of developing a sense of humor. ‘“‘It is the one thing you've got to carry you through the tough times,"’ she said. ‘‘Finding a way to use humor in a situation takes the teeth out of it.” A good way to practice is to have a fun- ny story to tell at the end of the day, mak- ing some of the humor about yourself, she explained. Harrison emphasized thethe head of the line can take some time. It also takes getting to[...]rican valu d working hard are important, too, and the rewai Reactions to Harrison's talk were en- thus[...]I’m doing.”’ Kristin Bennes, assistant to the student activities director, also appreciated the speech, ‘‘I loved it. TheBy El n Greiss The Voice “The Role of the United Nations in the Persian Gulf’’ came to life at a recent Speakers Forum when Dr. Issa Peters said, ‘‘This is the first time . . . in the history of the United Nations that nearly all countries of the world stood against invasion of one country by another.” Regarding the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, Peters said the unified stanc taken against the Iraqis included U.N Security Council resolutions condemning Iraq’s aggressior g the annexation of Kuwait by Iraq, and forbidding all other states to conduct business with Iraq ‘The unanimity displayed against Iraq by countries around the world is un- precedented,”’ Peters said. He said even[...]o his spending time in jail. Peters said Hussein is able to avoid assassination because he is popular with the masses and protected by a police state. Hussein’s unpredictable personality means that, if the Iraqi people began suf- fering because of the economic sanctions, Hussein could (either) withdraw or violently attack.” Short of a war, the only solution I see to (ending) the crisis is through some organization by the United Nations,” Peters said,** because the U.N. has prov ed it can bring about cease fires b[...]g parties, and can effect withdrawal of troops on the ground, and, if required, replace them wit[...]
	Voice October 8, 1990 ESA does By Joyce Barton and Barbara Schripsema The Voice Students who attend evening classes are not the only ones receiving benefits from the Evening Students Association. ‘There are seve[...]Hervey, ESA board member and past president. “The first 10 years the college held classes, there was nothing to indica[...]’ Hervey said. ‘‘Evening Students purchased the large marquee in- stalled out front.” ESA also purchased the pine trees along 59th Ave. and Olive. They also pro- vided some of the benches and picnic tables on campus. The Association is responsible for the art collection on campus, and many art activities[...]with special ac- tivities for children. ESA and the Associated Students Council are coordinating efforts to pre- sent a new, once-a-month social affair. “Thethe Student Union Lounge. ESA’s office, inside the north entrance of the Student Union, is open weekday evenings from 6:30-9 “All kinds o[...]n here,”’ Hervey said. ‘‘A common problem is students not knowing where the \| Building (Library) is.”’ “We listen to complaints and then direct students to the best avenue register their complaints and have th[...]y are trying to find a student in a hurry.”’ The evening students’ needs are a little different[...]said, Safety and quality of education are two of the main concerns ESA addresses. New board member Kathleen Johnson’s goals are ‘‘to change the en- vironment of the evening students and try to make them aware of some of the things that are available to them.” She also wants the whole school to become more involved in recycling[...]anted to “‘let evening students know that ESA is here and can be of help.”” “I'd like to se[...]ble. to New club working to get it ‘write’ By Joni Kowitz The Voice Everyone is invited to join a club where students share their writing talents by reading them aloud. Writers’ Club is a new club on campus that allows members to liste[...]ut,’’ club adviser Virginia Halonen said. ‘The club was ap- proved at the end of last semester.”’ “We like to spons[...]rently has 15 members, mostly night students, and is expected to grow. ‘“‘The turnout has been good,’’ Halonen said. ‘‘[...]career, there's a en greater pote in college. The rest »pportunity arsnips fC sPT[...]Starts Here publication of club members work at the end of the semester. “The club fee is $5 per semester. That covers your entry to the publication,” Halonen said. Categories for the publication are poetry, short fiction and essay.[...]t club meetings. “Entries will be anonymous at the time of judging. The judges will be faculty and administrators,’’[...]net- working and guest speakers. “‘Workshop is a chance to get opinions on your work, and networking is a chance to talk to writers and to form relations[...]s at 3 p.m. every se- cond and fourth Saturday of the month in the Student Union’s Council Chambers. For more information, please call Halonen at 433-2684. Photo by Judith (JJ) Anderson Mitzi Tadin and son, Matthew Anton, pose for the La Leche calendar. Calendar celebrates relations By Barbara Schripsema The Voice Expressive photos capture the in- nocence of children and the nurtur- ing of caring family members in the 1991 La Leche League Interna- tional(LLLI) Calender. The heart- warming poems which accompany the photos were written by LLLI parents. The March poem, was written by Mike Richardson, a GCC alumnus. The calendar is on sale in our bookstore and other locations around the Valley. It was edited by Virginia Sutton Halonen, special droject editor for LLLI and part- cime English instructor on campus. LLLI is a non-profit organization which encourages the special bon- ding between mothers and their babies through breast-feeding. The group was founded about 30 years ago in Franklin Park, IIl. Because of the social stigma in us- ing the word ‘‘breast’’ at that time, the group was named ‘‘La Leche”’ which is Spanish for ‘‘The Milk,”’ according to Halonen. There are 2,50[...]g journal, and several family-oriented books. “The photographer Judith (JJ) Anderson is fabulous and the col- ors on the calendar are really nice,” Halonen said. ‘Si[...]make sure we had international representation on the calendar and all differrent ages, too.’” May[...]grand- nother holding her grandchild and November shows Indian Children shotographed in the Phoenix Heard Museum. When contacted by phone in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., Anderson de[...]ing, nurturing and inner family closeness.”’ The cost of the calendar is $6.95. For additional information contact Halonen[...]this, roaring partner, you will be there— For the first stumble steps, baby babble coos Opaque to m[...]nix. Arizona 85082. Windrose Dr. 942-7662 ask for the Ad Manager THE SKY’S THE LIMIT \| \| < a FOR AIRFORCE Voice Classifieds ROTC[...]Available. Walking distance to 439-2882. Describe the book \|
	[...]Voice Career Center helps students find jobs By Mike Massung The Voice For students who need help finding a job, a good place to start is the Career Educational Services Office or campus. Wi[...]it has a proven track-record for job placements The office, located in the Student Personnel Services Building, helps GCC students, alumni, and student: from other colleges in the Maricopa Community Col lege District with Career E@ttcational Services “The Center started with jdb placement and then we changed and added the adult re-entry, at that time we found we were tak[...]r educational services administrative secretary. The Center has grown every year since 1981, when it h[...]e reached just over 25,000. Services provided at the center include Job Placement, Career Work Experie[...]onal services adviser. “‘Every month we have the newest jobs and the finest materials on file,’’ he said, ‘‘ev[...]reer Educational Services provides information on the what, where and how of jobs and general career areas under the direction of Dr. Renee Rodgers-Barstack. Other s[...]a wide variety of career topics that Photo by Wanda Pippet/Vulce Yvonne Griffin crosses her fi[...]p refine employment skills, from ‘‘Impressing the Employer before the Interview”’ to ‘‘Becoming a Critical Thin[...]each speech are kept on file and may be viewed at the center. The Job Placement Network service provides a com- puterized network, which is connected with the MCCD Job Placement System, helps students and alu[...]There are currently over 272 employers listed at the service, with a total of 2,943 job orders being p[...]erview area for employers. “‘Why not utilize the services, it’s one of the things that students pay for (when they come) to GCC," Forschen said. For more information on the Career Office, stop by the SPS building located next to the bookstore or call 435-3282. ‘SAVE’ing environment motivates new campus club By Barbara Schripsema The Voice Many people would like to improve the environment, but most become frustrated because they are unsure of where to begin. The Student Association for a Viable Earth (SAVE) is a new club on campus, and they believe people sho[...]rence right here. A recycling drive, eliminating the use of Styrofoam, and planting trees are three of the ideas the 24-member club has According to Chris Ahrenberg, a business student and acting president of SAVE, the group wants to show people can be concerned about the environment, Student & Staff Discounts Cameras[...]time to clean it up, and still have fun doing it by interacting with others. “‘We want to educat[...]want people to feel that they have to do this for the Earth; we want them to feel that they want to do this for the Earth.”’ Karen Basham, a computer science stu- dent, is the acting vice president of the club. She hopes the campus can have separate trash cans for the disposal of products, and collection bins for newspaper. Basham would also like the bookstore to use recycable paper and the cafeteria product. Cheat Sweet Fiber Classic Cookies the sweet and simple aid to dieting. It’s a Classy[...]continue using Styrofoam. There are other things the school could do besides recycling. “This campus needs more trees; we could supply the trees and plant them,”’ Basham said. ‘‘But that is something we would have to talk to the administration about.”’ Another idea the administration might consider isthe Valley aware of theby phone, Bob Chris- tian, former adviser for SAVE, said he feels that clubs like this are ‘‘important to the country and the world,’’ and that they can help bring about change, much like the students of the ’60s did. Due to a schedule conflict, Christian is no longer the club’s adviser. The new ad- viser is J. Robert Thompson of the ap- plied sciences department. Participation, advertising and educa- tion are the club’s main objectives. Meetings will be held at \| p.m. every Monday in the SU Building, Room 121 “*We have to have[...]
	[...]& Entertainment 9 Discover Sculpture Garden By Joyce Barton The Voice Whether you stroll along the campus mall, study in the John F. Prince Library, or attend one of the invita tional art shows, you are surrounded by an impressive array of art and culture was first in the community to establish arden, according to Brian[...]on Quinn says t ampus has an art collection that is one of the 10 est public collections in the state ‘Art affects all Quinn said. ‘Student[...]mber we had a piece of art like it on campus.” The Evening Students Association started to fund the purchase of the art collection in 1966. Some pieces are donated or are on permanent loan. ‘On the average, 10 pieces are purchased a year,”’ sa[...]vey, ESA board member and past president. Today, the collection numbers close to 500 pieces, and inclu[...]achieved pro- fessional success There are pieces by Hanada, who was made a national treasure in Japan[...]ian artist. There are manuscripts dating back to the Middle Ages, and masks from Bali, Mexico, Japan, Guatamala, and Java. Quinn’s goals are ‘to strengthen the weaknesses in the collection.’ He wants to increase the size of the outdoor Sculpture Garden, improve the lighting for the work displayed in the Library, and find a better way to display[...]ts to follow University’s lead and have tion on the campus ASU started with a room and student volu[...]id. *This year Arizona State a gallery to house the collec docents, and security guards,’” they have a museum.’ On-campus art shows Paintings by Jeff Bertoncino are on display in the Stu dent Union Lounge until Friday. A variety of such in vitational art shows, hosted by ESA, is another way the campus and the communily can enjoy art ‘“This February the city of Phoenix hosts Matsuri, a Quinn said. **We will be showing Harry Kaino’s work at the same time.’ Kaino, a campus art professor, wor[...]Japan Quinn hopes to stimulate more interest in the com- munity by hosting shows like the Gold Key Art Winners Invitational from area high[...]would also like to see more cultural involvement by inviting work from other ethnic groups. Japanese[...]History of campus art Mark Montanus, manager of the High Tech Innova- tion Center, reminisced about the ‘‘early days on cam- pus.”’ Montanus, professor of business at that time, created the original idea for art on campus. “After the organization of the Evening Students Association, the first order of business was to decide the disbursement of the budget,’’ Montanus said. ‘‘The Evening Students Association was free to do what[...]ble. “We knew we needed a strong commitment to the arts,’’ Montanus said Today’s students are commitment. the beneficiaries of that Brian Quinn, curator of the college’s art collec- tion, stands before one of his own pieces purchas- ed last semester by the Evening Students Association as part of the Sculpture Garden. certain pieces. Slice of Warrant’s By Kristi Ebner The Voice L.A. based Warrant isn’t your average pretty-boy band that puts out an album one year and is never heard from again. They have come back hard and heavy with a new album. Cherry Pie is the title of the follow-up album to their multisuccessful album Di[...]ilthy Stinking Rich, which was released in 1989. The album includes hard-driving rock and roll such as[...]‘Blind Faith.”’ Singer Jani Lane wrote both the words and music for those songs. Warrant seems to have grown up a lit- ‘Pie’ tle on this album. This shows not only in their lyrics, but in their music as w[...]Tom’s Cabin’? and Mr. Rainmaker. This album is good; however, there is one noticable flaw: Anyone who is familiar with Electric Boys, and their debut albu[...]first.) Warrant even put in a special message to the ever-popular Tipper Gore. You remember Tipper, do[...]o listen for yourself On a scale of 1-5, 5 being the best, Warrant’s Cherry Pie a 4 give Fall Bloo Drive Give blood. Leave drops while the leaves drop. Sign up Oct. 17 and 18 at the Student Union. @ Donate Blood’ United Blood[...]‘Hardware’ rusts on screen; audience gets By Sevag Hayan The Voice Movie producers want controversy because i[...]ve this movie from rusting a permanent place into the back of a movie library. The movie, ‘‘Hardware,’’ depicts life on a fu[...]e of our worst environmental fears has come true: The ozone layer has deteriorated, irradiating everything. Media ‘‘hype’’ has made the movie seem better than it was, especially after ABC and CBS banned the ads because of their ‘‘highly nature.’ I’ll give you the ‘‘sexual nature’’ of these ads in a nutshell: Two people are taking a shower together. This scene is shown for a split second, hardly long enough for the viewer to even realize what is happening. If the movie was at least good, \| would have felt sorry for the angry producer who whined about how Americans pre[...]r violence on ‘Entertainment Tonight.’’ But the movie had no point. The movie starts in a desert setting where a guy walk[...]dig- ging to find pieces of an android. Salvaging the pieces, he takes it to sell at a store in the back of an alley. This is when we meet the main characters, Mo (Dylan McDermott) and Shades (John Lynch). McDermott is probably best known for his role in ‘Steel Magn[...]erts’ husband. Mo buys these scrap pieces from the stranger and decides to give them sexual scr[...]is), as a way to kiss up to her and get her under the sheets. Isn’t this movie charming so far? Late[...]ying to seduce Jill with his obscene phone calls. By now more than 50 percent of the movie has gone by, leaving about 12 angry viewers re- maining in the theater I decided I was not enough and stayed for the thing, hoping it would get be didn’t The android, which is so publicized, comes in at the end kills everyone. Oops, did I ruin the movie for you? Darn, trust me, you didn’t miss much. Vanna White’s ac- ting is better than this movie. One suggestion to the producers: Try spending less time on special ef- fects and more time on the script. It was so bad I wouldn’t even insult a cat by using it as kitty litter. I hope these little hi[...]I have been gentle in this review. My suggestion is, if you are feeling particularly good about yours[...]ill make you feel rip- ped off and fall asleep at the same time. Overall, on my rating system of 1 to[...]ed palm trees tured whole Photo by Wanda Pippet/Wolce
	[...]tertainment Comedian/actress to entertain By Sevag Hayan The Voice “The woman of many faces’’ is the best description for comedian/actress Nancy Parker. The New York native started making people laugh, and[...]in many comedy specials, in addition to a role in the short-lived television series *Sledge Ham- mer.’” “This is a one-woman show,”’ Parker said. *This will[...]’s going to have 14 characters, and one of them is Bette Davis, but it’s really 13 other real-life characters. Bette Davis is the only impression; there is a story to it and everything is connected.” Varker Drougnt her unique style Ol comeay to cam pus last spring as part of the Artists Series, which is spon- sored by Evening Student Association. Response was so goo[...]return for a second performance. Touring around the country to different colleges and clubs keeps thi[...]opportunity like ‘‘Sledge Hammer’’ comes by, she will not turn it down. One of the things that was discussed in the interview was whether, if and when she had childr[...]ould not discourage them, but she would tell them the reality of the business and how tough it is. Parker’s advice to young and upcoming comedia[...]to get an educa- tion.”’ Even though comedy is a risky career in terms of job security and not very lucrative, and the chances of a fresh face stealing your place is always a possibility, Parker is not worried. “‘There’s always going to be[...]I do as long as I keep rolling, and that’s why the show is very important,’’ Parker said. *As long as I keep coming up with fresh ideas I'll be the new person on the block.” Parker will perform her one-woman show at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 21 in the Performing Arts Center. Tickets are available at $5 for the general public, $3 for senior citizens, and $1 fo[...]Nancy Parker, comedienne/actress, will perform the role of Bette Davis as part of the Artists Series. ‘Footsteps’ production scheduled 2 weekends That’s Entertainment By Elleen Greiss The Voice The first major production of the Glen- dale Theater Arts Department will be presen[...]urday and Sunday, and next Saturday and Sunday at the Per- forming Arts Center. “Little Footsteps’’ is a two-act comedy written by Ted Tally. Tally is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama. A native of North Carolina,[...]n regional theaters. Jenica Lancy plays Joannie, the mother-to-be in an inter-racial marriage. Her Jewish husband, Ben, played by Matthew Nicolay, panics as the birth of their child draws near. Will he be a good father? Should he be a father at all? What if the baby isn’t physically perfect? Should the baby be raised Jewish or protestant? Joannie suf[...]lays Joannie’s father. Gill. Dawn Hancock plays the roll o} Charlotte, Joannie’s mother. Together they further complicate the young cou ple’s life with sterotyped in-law meddling The play is good enough for Directoi Belton Coursey to choose[...]Footsteps’’ as Glendale College’s entry in the December College Theater Festival at the Herberger Theater. Judges of the festival will decide reci- pients of the Irene Ryan Awards. Scholarships will be given for[...]- nant and witty,”’ said Nicolay, ‘‘where the audience becomes a part of the show. Lancy believes the audience will come away affected by the story. What happens when Ben leaves Joan- nie, and later sneaks back to the house to see his child is something you can see first hand. Tickets can be purchased at the Perfor- ming Arts Center and the Cashier’s Office. FACULTY \| & STUDENT \| GET[...]A niche in time A key figure in the art of the American Southwest is featured in the exhibition ‘Carl Oscar Borg: A Niche in Time’’ at the Phoenix Art Museum from Sept. 8 through Nov. 4. The exhibition includes 47 paint- ings and 18 etchings taken from private and public collections throughout the United States. The ex- hibition is supported in Arizona by the Western Art Association of the Phoenix Art Museum. The Phoenix Art Museum is located on Central and McDowell. It is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. It is closed Mondays and major holidays. Admission is $3 for adults, $2.50 for adults over 65, $1.50 fo[...]l-time students. Children under 6 are free. There is no charge on Wednesdays. For more information ple[...]more information, call 543-5300. Botanical show The second annual Landscape & Flower Show at the Desert Botanical Garden sponsored by Phoenix Home & Garden magazine will feature theme[...]of flowers and flower arrangements. Tickets for the show may be pur- chased at all Dillards Box Offic[...]children 4 and under are free. Tickets are $11 at the gate, and seniors 60 and over receive a $1 dis- count. Actors to take plays west By Jason Shadrick The Voice nmunity College iy its en The theater department has ent both ‘Little dire Belton Coursey, and ** directed by competition Footsteps The twor six other c to compete in Calliornia “Eve[...]‘If this happens, they prepare a monologue for the com- petition.” Winners are awarded Irene Ryan Awards. These are scholarships that were stt-up by Irene Ryan, more commonly known as ‘‘Granny”’ on ‘The Beverly Hillbillies.” The festival will be held durir week of Dec ‘I z will be perfor Herberger Th Although *The Diviners’’ will not be performed at the Herberger Theaie be a part of the festival. The pe ill be Nov. 30; Dec. 1 ’ a packag fered for $15 that includes ail of the formances taking place at the Herberger Theater. Tickets for the festival may be purchas- ed through Virgin[...]
	[...]lab Td always find lines of people waiting to use the Macintosh computers, while other computers just[...]s I take Friday off, put my Macintosh and skis in the car, and head for the mountains. I ski days and work nights. Its perfec[...]hat my Macintosh will be there with me? Go to the High-Tech Center for more information 4[...]
	[...]av ()Vor tho lid is} \i.m .tt- ( t-tit- Wow that s ww‘ better "tart Aoott Vt-vva Mode ing in '90$ By Barbara Cage ModellTalull Club $lflt$ calendar photos the times Beginning models can make SSOJXKLSMJXI) a year. By Barbara Cage according to Lee ('antt. teacher tit Modeling for the "Mk. a special interest class on campus. ('ault. who is currently working toward it degree iti studio art. started modeling .it 17, but prefers teaching. “The most tmportant thtng we try to get Ultl to the The Vorcs lhe Model lalent ( ltih on campus is spun sortng a photo \ttlendai tilitcii utll debut sonietittie ticyt yetti. people is that these classes are Just .i foundation to begi[...]ullow. a ll\l of businesses yye .ippimc «it ” The success of an itidtytdual depends on the situation and the market. According to (at tit. tltc l’ltoettn market will e\pand in the nest iii months, (’antt cautions against putting big amounts oi money .n the quest to become a model He \uld paying ior c\r PC[...]ools ts not ttecessari, and belieycs It should be the other way around: models should get paid. He sugg[...]careet, “ l he main job of a personal manager is to guide i‘vlldr ding models and talettt throug[...]lla Hatchctt l‘ztlctit I\lariage- tiient. which is named after his great-grandtttother. w ho was also a model. Besides teaching the special interest class. Modeling for the ‘905, Cavitt helped start the Model/Talent club on campus. (See related story o[...]By Letitia Walker The Vaice To see it was to belie\e it. or should I s[...]on. Bolton. who began this spectacular show. led the way to an unforgettable night. Bolton‘s R&B st[...]ng to his soothing and sexy toice. He began with the popular tune “Georgia On My Mind," which caused[...]duet with one of his backup singers also caus- ed the audience to rise to their feet. There also was a duet done by Bolton and Kenny 0. Kenny G. amazed the audience by beginning his per- formance within arms reach of section M of the Activi- ty Center. By Jason Shadrlck vie VOICE Aries (March Zl-April[...]gures ret cal you are owed money. But it‘s from the l.R.S.. so you can kiss it good-bye, Gemini (May[...]domestic adjustment. Oh. and don't forget to put the dog out. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): You‘ll hate ac[...]Mir. 01wa /:<«, C». Acccvv» - \tiditions tor the tztlenilttt ;‘tt:L's mil to; place in late October. ileutiollil.‘ n lce ( .t' t. the teacher ot special Illlifc'sl itintieiine .l.issc[...]tttttents tot llllc‘chyss "Chile ihmt answering the 'cattle cgill' mitten trudtttoiti.” ( Liyitt sa[...]like Ll chance to haye their picture teaturcd tn the calendar. applica tions are ziyttilablc by “tiling to( ;t\ttt or Dattd Duke. l’ (l. lto\ 100‘. (ilcndale. \/ \53l] (atttt salt} the Model i'ttletti club I\ {lit ayetiue being tisetl[...]lL‘gllllildlc modeling and talent competitions The club was tormed this semester, Duke t\ the first president of the club. Anyone interested iii joining can contact ([...]or Duke 2" 5834364. Female fans mesmerized by Bolton He descended to the stage through the audience and aisle. where he began a night that w[...]awe at how 0., for approximately l5 minutes held the same note. but then so was the rest audience. This is a technique of breathing that many musicians use. biti G. has perfected it. This was the best concert that I‘ve eyer attended. The finale included 0. giving a 9- yeaerld boy one of his fay orite instruments, “hiCh brought the audience to their feet and tears to their eyes. The climay included G. and Bolton tray eling into the audience and giving \\ hat appeared to be the perfor7 mance of their life. The audience got a great performance by two great artists. 1 would giye the show a fi\e star performance, {he being highest on one to The scale. TOW H OMZWM has nothing to do with you.[...]orpio (Oct. 23«N0\. ll): Long-standing situation is resolyed in your fa\or; SliuﬂllOl’l inyolved old flame. They caught the cat that torched your dog; house. Sagittarius (N[...]you should know, your shoe‘s untied. If today is your birthday. big whoop.[...]
	[...]Sports 13 Football routs Mesa, stands 3-1 By Jeff Wendt The Voice Following this week's open date, their second of the season, the college football team will host Arizona Western on Oct. 20. Saturday the Gauchos, (3-1), faced Phoenix College, and the result of that game was unavailable at press time. “The Bears have a very good running quarterback, and t[...]h Joe Kersting said. ““We needed to dominate the offensive and defensive lines and establish a physical game on the line of scrimmage to win,’’ Kersting said. How Gauchos plan to use week off With the Gauchos’ second week off of the season following the Phoenix game, Kersting said that he wasn’t sure how he would use the week off ‘It is going to depend on our effort in the game against Phoenix,”’ Kersting said. “If[...]close game against Citrus College of California, the Gauchos came back to rout the Mesa Thunderbirds 34-7. The Gauchos held the Thunderbirds scoreless for 59 minutes and 35 seco[...]punt. “Tam very disgusted as to our effort on the special teams,’’ Kersting said. ‘‘We have[...]broken down into dif- ferent areas.”’ By Mike Massung The Voice The Lady Gauchos volleyball team outdistanced second-[...]pt. 21 with a score of 15-1, 15-13, 15-6, putting the Gauchos in- to third place in the Arizona Com- munity College Athletic Conference w[...]and Megan Strong all were outstanding players in the game. The 5-foot-7-inch Thompson was outstanding for her se[...]Lilly for their powerful hitting and blocking at the net; and 5-foot-7-inch Strong for her serves and[...]econd and we were ranked fourth when we went into the game and we beat them,’’ Head Coach Shery! No[...]ttsdale underrated us but we just kept going with the momentum. That was the best game we've played the entire season as far as intensity level.’’ Mesa Community College, with a 7-2 record, beat the Gauchos on Sept. 25, in a game Nobley calls “‘the exact flip-flop of the Scottsdale game.” ‘‘We made three times the errors Volleyball defeats South Mountain, moves to third The Gauchos got an outstanding effort from quarterbac[...]plays,’’ Simmons said. ‘‘I have to credit the offensive line for giving me the ability to throw the ball.’ Freshman running back Barry Bacon led the rushing attack for the Gauchos as he gained 35 yards on 12 carries. Leading tacklers for the Gauchos in- cluded Casey Cernak, Rodney Johnson, and Bobby Green with five tackles each. The Gaucho defense forced Mesa to turn over the ball eight times, but gave up 231 yards in total offense to the Gauchos’ 208. “‘The defense played very well, con- sidering that in the last 10 quarters they have only given up six points,’’ Kersting said. Although the defense has only given up the six points in 10 quarters, the defense still has to improve and get better. “[...]games this season,”’ Kersting said. Early in the second half on Mesa’s first possession, Kerstin[...]hurry up off field. Kersting yelled at players on the sidelines follow- ing that. “T was upset that the defense was not hustling to get off the field, so I told the defense that first,’’ Kersting said. ‘‘I[...]nse would score again.’’ Kersting added that the Mesa defense was jamming everything up when they were down 13-0. that Mesa made, according to the stats. We totally fell apart; we weren't intimidating,’’ Nobley said. Losing the Mesa game 12-15, 9-15, 6-15 left the Lady Gauchos with a 6-3 record in the conference. The Gauchos won their Wednes- day night game against[...]straight sets. However, at press time scores from the game were not available. The Lady Gauchos will next travel to the 19th Annual College of the Se- quoias tournament in Visilia, California on Sept. 5, not the Cypress College Tournament as previously reported. “The Cypress tournament only had 15 teams and thethe Cypress tour- nament because last year we took se- cond and thethethe tournament. I’ve never been there; I don’t know what the caliber of their play is.’’ The Lady Gauchos’ next four games will all be at home, with the first on Oct. 10 against Northland Pioneer, followed by Pima on Oct. 12, Eastern on Oct. 17 and Arizona W[...]Photo by Kerry Teran/Welce Gaucho players Steve Swindle ([...]n defensive back number 11) looks on from behind. The Gauchos defeated the Thunderbirds 34-7. ‘*Mesa was trying to put nine, 10, and even 11 people up within five yards of the ball to try to shut our offense down,” Kersting said. Kersting added when Mesa jammed up the line, Simmons found the open wide receiver, usually Steve Decker, for big gains. Gauchos playoff chance still alive With all the teams in the Western States Football League having one loss, K[...]conference cham- pions with Ricks. But right now, the way we’re playing, we may not win another game,[...]Cardinals fans need to show their Commentary By Jeff Wendt The Voice Phoenix Cardinals fans, lend me your ears. You need to show some faith toward the team you tried to get here two years ago, and did[...]attended in person, there are always more fans in the opposing team colors than there were Cardinals fans. I know everybody says there is no talent on this team. But there is talent this year that could lead them to a future playoff spot a cou- ple of years down the road. Look at running back Johnny Johnson, a seventh-round draft pick this year. He is second in the NFC in rushing, and first in the NFL among rookies in total yards. Look at the quarterbacks this team has. There’s Timm Rosenbach, who hasn’t been the greatest so far this season, but is improving with every game he plays. Then there’s Tom Tupa. He is pro- bably the better of the two quarterbacks, because of his experience last season. Fans feel that Tupa should be the quarter- back. I agree. Let’s look at the people Rosenbach and Tupa are throwing the ball to. With the aged Roy Green and J.T. Smith becom- ing the top receivers for the Cardinals, and upcoming stars Ernie Jones and Ricky Proehl, the wide receivers look stronger than ever. team spirit The offensive line is one of the weaknesses. Age of the offensive line, and how they’re prone to injury, shows how Phoenix should draft for offensive lineman in the next couple of years. The Cardinals’ defense may not be the greatest, but it’s improving. With safety Tim McDonald anchoring the defensive secondary, the passing game is being shut down. Linebacking is led by Ken Harvey and Eric Hill. This is the part of the defense that gets the most amount of heat from fans, but based on the first four games, it’s starting to look a lot better than last year. The defensive line may be the weakest part of the Cardinals’ game. With injuries occurring to the defensive line over and over again, this may be one problem the Cardinals should rectify in the future. The Cardinals, though, may have one of the better special teams in the NFL. Although Al Del Greco may not be the accurate field goal kicker, the fans think he is. He’s capable of doing his job when needed. The punter is probably one of the strongest positions. Rich Camarillo has been one of the most consistant punters in the NFL. If he keeps it up, a second consecutive Pro-Bowl trip is imminent. Even the return team is rated high because of Vai Sikahema, who averages 15 yards a return. So what if the Cardinals are 1-3 this early in the season? There are a lot of games left, and if given the chance by the fans, there is a realistic chance of a .500 season. Have a little faith in the Cardinals, and believe that the future is going to be bright for the Phoenix organization.
	[...], 1990 Voice Soccer in second place at 6-3-1 By Jeff Wendt The Voice With four games to go in the season, the college soccer team is fighting for a playoff spot for the second year in a row. The Gauchos hold a 6-3-1 overall record, good enough for second place in the conference. The top three teams in the conference will advance to the Region 1 tournament Oct. 24-27. The Gauchos are looking toward Wednesday’s home rematch with highly- tanked Yavapai College. The Roughriders won the first match between the teams 1-0 in a torrential downpour in Prescott on Sept. 15. The Roughriders scored their goal after a foul was called on the Gauchos. A Yavapai player took the free kick and made it skid off the very wet field to another Yavapai player who put it past goalie Charlie Phillips for the only goal of the game. “Yavapai had a lot of chances and we had a lot of chances, but they (Yavapai) capitalized on the one shot,’’ said heac coach Willie Watson. ‘‘I am real happy at the way we performed, and I am real happy about the way Charlie played.’’ After the Yavapai game, the Gauchos will face Pima Community College, a team they defeated Sept. 19. The Gauchos won that game 3-1. “Pima is usually a strong team, con- sidering they won the national champion- ship two years ago,’’ Wats[...]but maybe it’s a sign when we play a tear that is strong and they don’t win convin cingly.’ The Gauchos play Scottsdale Com- munity College on Oct. 20. Glendale defeated the Artichokes earlier in the season 6-0. “This was by far our best performance of the season,’’ Watson said. “We outclassed our opponents, we passed the ball very well, and we played a very ag- gressive[...]n our best ef- fort overall.”’ One factor in the Scottsdale game was midfielder Brett Hillegas. Hi[...]on Watson. “He may not have scored a goal in the game, but his hustle to get to the ball made me very happy,’’ Watson said. Later in the game, Hillegas had to be carried off the field because he reinjured his knee. Hillegas may be out for the season depending on a meeting with a specialist this week. The Gauchos faced the Glendale-based American Graduate School for Interna- tional Management in a non-conference game on Sept. 21. The Gauchos won the game 5-1. ‘We played a pretty average game, but my goal was to give everyone the oppor- tunity to play in the game, which I did,”’ Watson said. On Sept. 29 the Gauchos returned to conference play to face the Mesa Thunderbirds. Bad officiating and a defensive breakdown cost the Gauchos a crucial conference win, as they lost 2-0. ‘The refereeing was atrocious, especially due to the fact that they miss- ed a lot of offsides calls a[...]which really set us back,’’ Watson said. By Jeff Wendt The Voice The college cross country teams are preparing for their final con- ference meet of the season on Oct. 28 as they face Scottsdale Communi[...]a. ‘‘When we go up against teams out- side of the Maricopa Community College District, we go up against teams who have recruited runners from other parts of the state.” he Gauchos are preparing for two invitational runs being held over the next two weeks. They will run in the Arizona State University a tional on Friday, and then w ¢ in the Mt. Sac Invitational on Oct 26 at Waln he nex[...]1 November,” Espinoza said Espinoza is finally getting a good nbers’ response from his team me training efforts. “The injuries that were showing up early in the season were due to lack of training. Now they are[...]inoza hopes to have at least one runner from both the men’s team and the women’s team go to the national championships, but adds that there could[...]ach squad that could make it “I’m looking for the men to start building on what they've already don[...]em in better shape,”” Espinoza said. ‘*From the women, I'm looking for them to get the feel- ing to running three miles. They’re impro[...]of thin team m unity has mé¢ on is curring early becoming better as a n The Gauchos recently highly-ranked Central Arizona Col lege and Yavapai College on Sept 28. The Gauchos were defeated by both of these teams, and the men’s and women’s records are both 2-4. “IT hope to finish the last couple races high enough to finish up towards the top of the standings,” Espinoza said. ‘‘If we do that, we have a good chance of finishing high in the Region \| championships.’ in the season, we’r facec[...]-« a Everett King (sophomore number 6) kicks the ball downfield as Brett Hillegas (freshman number[...]fael Saragosa (freshman number 13) give chase for the ball as two Mesa players look on. This conference game, held Sept. 29, was won by Mesa 2-0. In the second half, both a Mesa player, and McCarty, were given red cards, caus- ing both teams to play the rest of the game with 10 men. Wednesday the Gauchos traveled to South Mountain Community College. The Gauchos were defeated in this game by the score of 2-1. The Gauchos lost McCarty for the South Mountain game due to the red card he got in the Mesa game. They also lost e Honolulu the services of Muraviov, the team’s se- cond leading scorer and conference’s third, due to a leg injury. The Gauchos also faced Arizona Western College at home on Saturday, and results of the game were unavailable at press time. ““We're real confident about the way we're playing,’’ McCarty said. ‘‘All we need to do is take it one day at a time. I think we can clinch[...]ring A Friend Two Make Over / Photo Sessions For The Price Of One STUDENTS ONLY 2 for 1 Expires : 10-21-90 Photo by Kerry Teran/Volce[...]
	[...]Sports 15 Do you know what intramurals are? By Jeff Wendt The Voice The campus intramural program is looking for a few good men—and women What are[...]orts give college athletes who don’t compete at the junior college level a chance to compete with stu[...]think that when their classes are over, that’s the end of the day and they don’t have anything to do,”’ s[...]LaBuhn, contact for intramural sports. ‘‘With the intramurals, it gives them a chance to do somethi[...]art- time student, faculty member or staff member is eligible to play in intramurals. Everybody is welcome. According to LaBuhn, intramurals have been in the campus system since the beginning of the college, but few students have ever participated in the last couple of years. “‘Last year we had may[...]available, according to LaBuhn. This year LaBuhn is trying to get stu- dent clubs more involved in in[...]Arcade- Associated Students is also getting involv- ed this year as well,’’ LaBuhn said LaBuhn feels the afternoon classes would generate more interest in in- tramurals because people would be on campus later in the day. There are plans for eight or nine in- tramu[...]n, who said that they would be spread out through the year. LaBuhn has announced two intramural tournaments during the semester Volleyball Intramurals This year’s volleyball tournament is a six-on-six grass tournament to be held on Oct. 26. The registration deadline for the tour- nament is Oct. 24. Co-ed teams are permitted for this tour[...]se people who play interscholastic volleyball for the college are ineligible to play. Tennis Intramura[...]new twist. Winners will receive an invitation to the 1990 United States Tennis Associa- tion/Penn Intr[...]ineligible. Finalists will be coming from any of the state’s junior colleges, as well as from ASU an[...]: Across from J.C. Penney in Valley West mall. At the corner of 59th Ave. and Northern. HEY,[...]
	[...]ge October 8, 1990 Voice e Desert Shield If the troops are withdrawn before christmas, she still is prepared. “We all realize that they probably[...]me,”’ Shlee said. Shlee, who participates in the Career Work experience program, has decided to become more involved by turning this in- to her special CWE project. “[...]own business before and considered myself beyond the receptionist routine,’ Shlee said. Instead sh[...]eration Desert Shield and saw what other parts of the country were doing with it,’’ Shlee said. ‘[...]project.’’ Although Operation Desert Shield is primarily campus-oriented, she hopes to gather support from the community also. “I think this can really develop into Pepsi the extensive damages. “The cages are being developed by Tolleson High School’s productive enter- prise[...]and, at this time, it will be no added expense to the col- lege,’’ Howard said. “There is a lot less physical damage to machines with cages[...]machines has been a problem every semester. “TheThe student patrol usually doesn’t find that it has been vandalized until 3 or 4 in the morning." Percifull employs students to patrol theThe Entire Family This Coupon Offer Expires 11-19-90[...]Shlee said. ‘‘Right now it’s geared toward the campus, but I hope everybody including the community gets behind it to make it a success because it is so worthwhile.’” Shlee then took her idea to[...]was a worthwhile project to let those members of the Armed Services know that we care and support thei[...]ogram Coordinator Harry Matz was happy to sponsor the plan and even donated his office and telephone fo[...]o hours, 24 hours a day on a route designed to go by the machines. “We are doing the best we can,”’ Per- cifull said. Campus bene[...]ndalism continues, our campus will lose money and the the machines. “With a vandalism problem, nothing is collected and nothing is paid. It’s a lose- lose situation,’’ Howard said. Every Pepsi machine costs $1,800 new, and the price depreciates depending on its book value and[...]Most Pepsi machines hold 440 cans and all money is removed daily. All vandalism is reported to the Glen- dale Police Department. 2FOR1I Tammy McCl[...]nities mission when you graduate 965-3181 THE DITCH “One For The Ditch” COCKTAILS EVEN IF IT’S NOT ON \| Y[...]me colleges and universities where Air Force ROTC is not offered Which doesn't mean it’s not available. Call or visit the Air Force ROTC detach- ment listed and ask about the “crosstown” pro- gram. All the benefits could still be yours: eligibility for two- through four-year scholarship programs the officer's com- and more. Call CAPT BERNARD FELDS[...]ence Starts Here e Cisneros from page 1 and the fastest growing age group is peo- ple entering their 80th year. He elaborated on these ideas by describing how the fundamental makeup of states is changing. By the year 2000 California will approach a population 50 percent hispanic and black. The majori- ty of students in Houston today are black and hispanic and one-third of the children born in the United States today will live in poverty for part[...]man relations reward for faculty and staff who do the most to advance human relations, and he would req[...]end time in public service. He particuarly cited the role student ac- tivities can play in encouraging[...]d told a personal anec- dote of how an adviser at the University of Texas inspired him to achieve. Other comments at the press con- ference addressed the community col- lege’s role in building the type of society he spoke of. “In some sense it (community college) is the most practical level of education,”’ the hispanic leader said. “The community college is better suited to non-traditiepal students, those[...]ose who do it part time, or for whatever reasons. The community college plays an unparalleled role in our society, in that respect. “The community college has very flex- ible course offerings, so that it can react quicker than the larger institutions that require state approval for their new pro- grams, et cetera. The community college traditionally has been able to play that role.”’ Cisneros continued by saying that the community college is not so bound by the strictures of academic credentialism that it can’t stretch to meet the community... with everykind of extension program[...]d community programming of various kinds. “*To the extent that community colleges just simply reach deeper into American society, it has the unique capability to take this message of respect[...]- gram and telecommunications outreach.... “So the community college is impor- tant, and I’d make the argument that it, too, has a role in preparing the state and the nation for this diversity that I have described, Cisneros mentioned that wherever he travels, Maricopa is mentioned as one of the top three community college systems in the country. RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITIES : THEthe garden 100 opportunities immediately available @ Hosts & Hostesses @ Waiters & Waitresses IS GROWING IN PHOENIX Challenge. Excitement. Fun. 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	[...]College, Glendale Arizona Homecoming week 1990 By Joni Kowitz and James Gilbert The Voice Glendale Community College celebrated i[...]drew a audience of 2,000. Glendale won 29-18 on the strength of two touchdown passes by sophomore quarterback Don- ny Simmons. During ha[...]rowned homecoming king and queen and driven on to the field in Z28 convertibles, donated by Sands Chevrolet. Second runners-up were Paul Crawford Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Castro. “The ceremony was spectacular,’”’ said Brad Melt[...]nt, Student Council. ‘‘Fireworks were set off the moment Jesse and Monique were crowned.’” Before the game, a free barbecue sponsored by Associated Students, Evening Association, and mem[...]. They also gave out balloons to children. “‘The barbecue was a great success,’’ said Mark Tho[...]and we were able to feed a lot of people.”’ The game was followed by a dance held on the east practice field. “The dance was nice; it lasted until midnight,” Melton said. Festivities were also held throughout the week with live dancing, music and a campus barbecue in the mall area. Tom Shields, a student, sat on a mall bench and enjoyed the entertainment. “It’s nice to see people get[...]hemselves,’’ Shields said. ‘‘I also liked the cheerline dancers. They were good.”’ “It w[...]nette Buttice, member of cheerline, who danced on the mall. ‘“‘We Photo by Wanda Pippet/Welce Homecoming King Jesse Moreno[...]combe, and attendant Steven Acosto, parade around the field. had a good time being there.’’ Disc jockey Ani Naftali was overwhelmed by the turnout and positive response from students. “[...]Naftali said. “Everyone kept telling me to turn the music up, and when I did, someone in the building behind me came out and asked if I could turn down the bass because the walls were shaking.’’ “This has been the best Homecoming I have seen,”’ said Tom Ought[...]mecoming theme, ‘“‘Living in America,’’ is symbolic in getting across the sense of patriotism to show support for Americans in the Mid- dle East. Ivory keys Pianist Mac Frampton is back to play at GCC-Pg. 4 soe! Hangin’ on The Lady Gauchos holding on to last playoff spot-Pg.[...]Pg. 7 October 22, 1990 Blood drive hits campus By Grey Stenhouse The Voice The campus branch of Phi Theta Kappa, a national honors society, is sponsoring a blood drive on campus. The semiannual event will take place this Wednesday and Thursday in the Student Union. Sign-ups for the blood drive were held on Oct. 16 and 17, but walk[...]idn’t sign up in advance to come around 1:00 in the afternoon,”’ said blood drive president Rebecca Dancy. Over the past four years, GCC’s drive has been the most successful of the campus blood drives in Arizona. Last fall’s blood drive drew 158 donors, and Phi Theta Kappa is hoping to top that this year. “We try to increase our number of donors each year,”” Dancy said. When the blood drive booth closed on Thursday, 130 people were signed up. ‘With the number of walk-ons we normally have each year, we[...]to top last year’s total.’ Dancy added. With the influx of tourism in Arizona during this time of year, blood demands are at their peak. “‘This is the season for people to give blood,’’ said blood[...]at more students would sign up if it wasn’t for the worry of health risks *Because of the AIDS scare or the fear of catching a disease, I think some students[...]‘‘There’s nothing for them to worry about; the drive is conducted by professional! nurses.”” In an attempt to bring more attention to the blood drive, Phi Theta Kappa adopted a theme for this year’s event. With Halloween just around the corner, the theme “Dracula wants your blood’’ was selected. Halloween gag gifts were sold at the booth as well “People who bought the gifts were automatically entered in a drawing whe[...]lish teacher takes 1st in writing competition By Glenn Davis The Voice Elizabeth Hufford, an English instruc- tor[...]ence fiction stories. “English teachers are in the business of ideas: how to get them, how to shape[...]her recently paid off for Hufford in a big way. The Arizona English Teachers Associa- tion recently sponsored the 1990 No immediate By Julia De Simone Special to The Voice College President Dr. John Waltrip says the ailing campus tennis courts will not be repaired[...]eli, physical education chair- man, was quoted in the Sept. 24 issue of The Voice as saying repairing and resur- facing of the tennis courts should be com- pleted by the end of the semester. Waltrip said the main reason for not repairing the campus tennis courts 1s because the available money was used for more critical items[...]ters’’ contest, open to teachers in Arizona. The contest was divided into two divi- sions, prose a[...]Entering her story, ‘‘Autumn Queen,”” in the prose division, Hufford won first place. There were 211 entrees, 83 in the short story division. The story is about a woman in her 70 s living in a nursing home and her perspec- tive of the world, Hufford said. “There is an event that takes place in a small rural town during the harvest festival. At the nursing home during the end in sight for debate over He said if students are being injured, he will find a substitute for the campus courts or, ‘‘just drop tennis for a year.”’ Staheli is still optimistic. "’We’re still hopeful that[...]pson, women’s tennis coach, said he looked into the possibility of the college buying all the products and hav ing the campus maintenance men work overtime doing the repairs. But administrators believed they would rather hire someone who knew how to festival there is the crowning of the Autumn Queen and King,’’ Hufford said. The main character in the story is in- volved in the event and the competition. She’s not too sure she wants to win because of reasons she reveals in the story. In gathering ideas for the story, Huf- ford said, she borrowed material from real people and from imagination of her future. Some of the older people Hufford in- terviewed in the past contributed. ‘‘I realized the pattern of people’s lives, and how everyone had a fantastic story to tell properly fix the courts Jerry Clayton, men’s tennis coach, believes the main problem is the ad- : “Generally ministratic S priortes something needs to be done, th the money,”* he said Clayton said already fallen because of s of glass on the c s **A lot of the courts are dangerous. I'd like to be a responsible coach and have the safety of players in mind, and I cer- tainly woul[...]en”’ will be published in a future edition of The Arizona English Bulletin. Attending the University of Clarion (Penn.), Hufford participat[...]ch week a different well-known writer would teach the class, Hufford said. Damon Knight, an establishe[...]s courts er, director of building n his opinion, the ixed if it hadn't Tom Bre and grounds[...]es a he season’s which charge ise of the court He estimated minimum of $4,000 $[...]
	[...]we re-elect them. A 98 percent re-election rate is proof of that. And what are we receiving in retur[...]unemployment, homelessness, a monstrous deficit, the S&L scandal, and sky-rocketing insurance rates. Neither raising taxes nor shaving Medicare is the answer to balancing the budget. The answer lies in the control of spending. If we wish to remain one of the most prosperous nations in the world, we cannot discourage investment. American[...]ends more. Since 1980, revenues have in- creased by $337 billion, accor- ding to the National Chamber Foundation’s Center for Economic Education. But where is our money going? We support allies who hate us;[...]tries that don’t repay it. Now we are defending the borders of a foreign country. With the monetary problems this country is facing, how can George Bush justify spending $1 b[...]rabia? We need a president with guts, a man with the courage to “‘just say no’’ to tax-and-spe[...]d a man who can stand before Congress and say, “The American people have had enough; it’s time to start at the top of government and whittle this deficit down.” The average American con- tinues to sacrifice; it’s time our leaders share the pain. Hideous Halloween hell By Eric Wincentsen Special to the Voice October 31. A full moon, a cool breeze, little kids running extortion rings to get candy, and the local fundamentalist lurk- ing around the corner telling everyone they’re going to hell.[...]ng with this picture? I remember reading a story by Ray Bradbury about a teacher who brings her students back from a sterile future to observe the ‘‘horrors’’ of Halloween. The way the story goes, the teacher’s job is to show the students the barbarian customs of the past, where people celebrate immoral holidays and read decadent literature. At the end of the story, one boy decides that he likes our time bet[...]ecause it allows him to use his imagina- tion. He is then left behind and called a heretic. The time frame of this future was never revealed, but it could just as easily be now. In recent years, the religious right wing has decided that Halloween is a celebra- tion of Satan and of demonic pagan religions. To save the poor souls of our youngsters, they have suggested[...]n. When I think about a harvest day celebration, the first thing that comes to mind is Druids dancing around a tree and making human sacrifices. But what the fundamentalists have in min a celebration of a bountiful \| Something like this makes the Druids sound good. In many countries, they have holidays like this no matter how good the crop does over the year. Basically, it is pure government propaganda. So instead of the Druids, picture this: instead of the scheduled back-to-back running of the ‘‘Night of the Living Dead” trilogy, they show this great ex- panse of Midwestern farmland with an ar- my of tractors on the horizon. A flag with a red star, a swastika, and across appear on the screen while a man with a Southern accent intones[...]hrist,’”’ and goes on to brag about meeting the wheat quota. So now we have a choice. Go out and help on the collective farm or go to hell for celebrating Halloween. After that hypothetical television show, hell is starting to sound like a vacation resort. In all truth, Halloween is not the holi- day it was originally meant to be. Only in[...]rst. What does this have to do with Satanism? It is frightening to know that some idiot might try something like that, but the percentage of these people is so small that it could probably be said that all the warnings are simply scare tactics initiated by various fundamentalists. Speaking of being sick,[...]people outside of 7-11. That’s enough to scare the hell out of anyone From the Balcony By Marc de Celle We have agreed that all future budget proposals shall meet three conditions: first, reduce the deficit; second, not raise taxes; and third, not cut anyone's benefits. We had to decide whether to do the right thing and lose our jobs or do the wrong thing and get re-elected. So we've decided[...]we're here to entertain you... Con7TElt@© 1990 by Computoons™, A\\ Rights Resewed. All the King's Men The Satanic-Religious alliance By David Madrid The Voice I was sitting in front of my television the other night, watching the religious sta- tion on mute and listening to old[...]nly I heard something that I won’t soon forget. The voice said, *Oz- zy sent me 20.”’ What did[...]ts? Before I knew what I had done, I sent $20 to the station and pledged my soul to Oral. And I don’t even like Ozzy. That is the power of backward mask- ing messages. Right then[...]ening to my albums backwards, and I don’t watch the religious station anymore. Why? Because I realized that Satan has an ally. Although the evangelists attack Ozzy as a Satanist, they used him to take my $20. There is a Satanic-Religious alliance, and it is growing. Without Satan Oral Roberts, Jimmy Swagge[...]would be unemployed. These evangelists give Satan the publici- ty he needs, and in return Satan has made them wealthy. These paragons of virtue don’t feed the hungry or cloth the naked; there is no money to be made by doing that. Just ask Mother Teresa. Recently Satan appeared in Toccoa, Georgia, in the form of yoga. Many citizens didn’t realize Satan was there, but the good Christians of that city knew They stopped the yoga classes Phillip Lawrence, one of the saviors of the city, said, ‘The people who are sign- ed up for the class are just walking into it like cattle to a slaughter. Half of yoga is a branch of Eastern mysticism, and it has strong occult influences.” Thank God the butchers were stopped. Heaven forbid that Eastern religion should corrupt the citizens of Toccoa. Satan is deceptive; he even made Mahatma Gandhi look like[...]ence and tolerance are simply Hindu tricks us- ed by Satan to trap the unsuspecting. The Satanic-Religious alliance is grow- ing, thanks to such evil as rock ’n’ roll and the New Age movement. Evangelists have told us that these are the workings of Satan. In the book, ‘‘The Beautiful Side of Evil,’’ author Johanna Mich[...]She warns that we are being ‘‘groom- ed for the arrival of the one whom Scrip- ture calls...the antichrist’’ by such evil television shows as ‘‘Bewitched”’ and ‘‘I Dream of Jeanie.”’ Then there is the cartoon ‘‘Casper the Friendly Ghost’’ and the movie ‘‘E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial’’; these are also demonic. Remember what I said? ‘‘Satan is deceptive.’ This proves it. For years we have watched these shows and we didn’t even realize we were victims of S[...]an momentarily possessed me. He forced me to take the most demonic album I could find and play it backw[...]tographers James Begay, Kar Kunsman, Kerry Teran The Voice Glendale Community College \| 6000 W. Oliv[...]: Gern Fiedler Assistant Adviser: Phil Matecr The Voice is published every other week: 5.000 copses are distributed free on campus. Display advertising is $$ per column inch. Contact the adverts ing department in The Voice newsroom, Language Are Building, Roo[...]
	[...]Stadium sobriety urged We,.wolves aren't te By Eileen Greiss The Voice To beer or not to beer. Or Scotch. Or Chardonnay. That is the question, fumbled by the Arizona Board of Regents, picked up by the state attorney general, then lateralled to the State Liquor Board, over whether to allow consumption of alcholic beverages in the sky boxes at Sun Devil Stadium. Currently, the fans in the stadium must abstain. The people in the sky boxes may consume liquor, supposedly within limits, but there is no one there to monitor consumption. Why should the people who use the sky boxes be an exception to the ‘‘no drink- ing’’ rule? After the sky boxes were built, in- vestors expressed concern that the tickets to these high-priced seats would not sell if alcoholic beverages couldn’t be served. Where were the planners before the sky boxes were built? Didn’t that thought oc- cur to them before the financial invest- ment was made? Why are the consumers and taxpayers being pressured now to ac[...]of “private heaven turned hell,’’ to erase the drinking-is-sophisticated image. Yet, who can be expected to use the majority of the high-priced sky boxes? The wealthy. The successful. The sophisticated. And the investors want them to have their drinks. Does the state of Arizona want to broadcast the clear message that drinking really is sophisticated after all, and that it’s OK to pe[...]cial investment a success? I think not. Instead, the investors and leaders of our social and business communities have the opportunity to make a far better statement: “W[...]ommittee questions Voice policy Committee blasts The Voice Editor: Since when does the media, created to unbiasly (sic) represent the masses, and protected by the strongest documentation known to modern man, which is the First Amendment, have the “‘right’’ to play the ““classification game’’? Tishina Johnson I think that drinking in the sky boxes is hypocritical. If some get to consume alcohol then[...]ay be viewed to be, with malicious intent was not theby The Voice in the Oct. 8 edi- tion are private. We agree with the First Voices across the campus Do you think sky box patrons should be the only people allowed to Devil Stadium and why? the entire Everett King I believe it is an unfair advantage over the less fortunate people in the average seats because Amendment; however, The Voice is not a private paper, it is funded wholly by revenues from Fund \| and Fund 2, translated loosely as: 1) taxes of the com- munity and 2) tuition payments from our student body. Basically ‘‘We’’ paid for the publica- tion of an individual’s opinion. As a newspaper staff, we feel, it is your respon- sibility to the community, your life’s Sean Deal they[...]care if I they drink or not as long as they enjoy the game? blood, to present an unbiased report of e[...]munity, and your college. We further feel that by printing ‘‘Eric’s opinion’’ you failed[...]tten exactly as received. Photos by Kerry Te: Heidi Soock don’t think anyone should drink at the stadium; everyone has to drive home afterw[...]
	[...]s Emily Ferguson g 18 cS qe $ s a> B 8 o je By Joni Kowitz The Voice You have two minutes to get to class and[...]g spot. You are under stress. An instructor says the test you missed cannot be made up and you may fail the class. You are under more stress. You drop your books on the ground and you lose important papers. You are un[...]life. These and other examples of pressure were the topic of Emily Ferguson’s Employment Talks lect[...]tive’ on Thursday. “Stress can be defined as the rate of wear and tear on the body,’’ Ferguson said. ‘‘It breaks down the body and it also has some effect on the mind.”’ Ferguson explained there are a variety of stress levels you can experience. Con- tinual stress is the most potent. ‘Continual stress is stress that occurs day after day,’’ Ferguson said. ‘‘In some people, it is what we eventually die from, according to Hans Salye, founder of the modern day word ‘stress.’ When we have run out of our body’s resources, we die."” The process normally occurs over anywhere from four weeks to 50 years. ‘Another word for stress is the ‘fight or flight’ syndrome; that’s what the stress response is,’’ Ferguson said. ‘‘It is a com- plete physiological change in your body. Every system inside your skin is affected when stress occurs.”” Ferguson explained every system in our body is activated when we have a stress response, and ‘‘fight or flight’’ is a com- plete activation of the entire body. “Connecting the ‘fight or flight’ response and stress is understanding that your body is involved,”’ she said. Ferguson also discussed how to replace the resources and energy every time you experience a stress response. “‘The number one food that increases energy is complex carbohydrates,’’ she said. She also[...]onse you also lose life-energy. We never get back the 100 percent we were,”’ she said. ““Get s[...]members. New cafeteria receives good reactions By Wendy Smith Special to The Voice A school should be in the business, not the food business. That is the opinion of Richard Braham, director of the campus food service when school opened in August. Dr. Joyce Elsner, dean of ad- ministrative services for the college, echoed this sentiment. ‘‘Food service is not our primary purpose,’’ Elsner said. “It[...]’ Facility Food Service was awarded a contract by the Maricopa Community Colleges to provide food servi[...]available, Paul Helbling, acting unit manager for the Glendale cafeteria, pro- vided the price list approved by the MCCD Governing Board. A notation at the end of the list said, “Many items, especially beverages,[...]tion and student satisfaction.”’ FFS handled the remodeling of the cafeteria, which consolidated two school COMPUTER WORKS!!! separate food service The serving areas, ir sist of six serving islands and[...]times all registers are open for rapid service to the customers. ireas into one. a U-shape, con stations Six food islands The salad bar offers a variety of fresh salad fixings, soup, chili, and desserts. The Mexican food bar offers tacos, tostados, and burr[...], beans, and guacamole. A different daily special is also available. The hot entree bar offers a complete meal, with daily[...]ter-pound hamburgers and French fries. Breakfast is available, with eggs, toast, pancakes, and omelets. At the deli customers can order pizza, or various made-to-order sandwiches. The new design of the cafeteria makes the 26 FFS employees more accessible than in the past. They can switch between islands, depending on demand, and are noticeable by their maroon uniforms. The remodeling also eliminated a turn- stile which blocked the access of disabl- ed students. “I’m happy t[...]Ferris, director of disabled students resources. The turnstile was originally erected for theft prevention, but the new design eliminated this concern by placing a cashier at each door. Although disabl- ed students now have greater ss to the cafeteria, FFS staff will still provide table ser[...]on Students and faculty who were ques- tioned in the cafeteria liked the changes. “It’s much better,’’ pre-nursing major Cathy Olcott said. ‘‘I love the salad bar.”’ ‘The prices are reasonable,” said Pam Schuch, an edu[...]ies.’’ Psychology instructor Elizabeth Lynch is pleased with the new arrangement: “‘I think there is a better selection, but the quality is about the same.’ Helbling feels a private company will give a better level of service since food is its only business. “You have a more professio[...]an offer a better selection and lower prices. THE DITCH Word Processing Services include: KERI KLENK Only % mile from campas 435.8618 “One For The Ditch” 2FORI Tammy McCloe 939-8270 COCKTAILS[...]s with 22 years experience as a military cook “The setup here is great,’’ Hamilton said. He plans some new men[...]soon to attract students Contractual Arrangement The financial arrangement between FFS and MCCD allows for the payment of initial management fees to FFS for the remodeling and start up. After this the district will no longer have a financial in- terest in the cafeteria, but will retain in- put regarding price and selection, accor- ding to Elsner. Elsner said the cafeteria was profitable in the past, but the profits went to offset losses incurred at smaller[...]observed FFS’s iy operations before accepting the bid. FFS also provides food service for Chandler, Mesa, Paradise Valley, and Scottsdale Community Colleges. The cafeteria is open Monday through Thursday from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m[...]m. Award-winning pianist Mac Frampton In ‘‘By Request’’ concert Saturday, Oct. 27, 8 p.m.[...]ve strengths now. Join Air Force and you'll begin the first steps toward becoming an Air Force pilot, n[...]skills and managerial expertise will be built on the solid foundations of leadership that are critical[...]what area Cheat Sweet Fiber Classic Cookies the sweet and simple aid to dieting. It’s a[...]
	Voloo “n.1,“! News 5 Life of women in China is discussed 8y Glonn Davis “to VOICE? 'llultlitic up Hall the Sky lhel ilc t‘l "\ niitcti ‘ll ( httitt” wtis ‘hc topic at ‘ ‘.iilL"\i m s Kwalkers lottitit is “entity.“ ‘\K'lk' ‘l‘lll’ tttofc‘ut[...]t'hitia [stitch \ewtvii. esr .l t- egrt-tury .!l the Business and int-toes titfi : t): ,ioycc \‘tor[...]ticttii; and Janet \\ tindrcy. iniitc designer tn the HTC Innovation :tttcr. ltt .lune these four women took part in the first Sino-Amcrican Conference on \\ omeii's Issues. held in Beijing. The pur- pose of the conference was to study the i role of women iii China. The conference was attended by 250 women from the L'titted States. Canada. .iiid South \tnertcti wh[...]:tirtttii were shown i slitlc otcscti lltttll on the .‘tilc the, \t'lt (t‘tttlitctits 't'ttnt ‘ltL‘ ‘Y‘[...]UUIH \‘i tttc {l‘ll' ‘ctcttce was held .it the ( treat Htill tit the People. “ l\\d\ broadcast iti {ngiish and Chine[...]Premier \\ oo was in attendance. which signified the unpor~ tance of the conference. The four Glendale women all said they enjoyed the expericnc Family. health. education. and employ- Resume advice given By Joyce Barton The Voice “Blow Your Own Horn” by using resumes designed to be noticed. lhat was the ad\ice at a recent Ftitployitient Talk» seminar. by the same ”unit. know where you're heading. what yo[...]areer Horizons. Harris-Tuck was guest speaker at the Oct. l5 seminar hosted by the campus Career Center. “You should be \ery proud of your resume: it isthe importance of creating a good resume. Harris-Tuck[...]ges 200 or more applicants, Recently, one job in the financial in- dustry had 3,500 responses. The odds of employment in these instances “are as bad as winning the lottery.“Harris-Tuck said. Quoting Richard Bolles' book, ”What Color is Your Parachute?". the speaker said, “A resume is a piece of paper that gets in between you and you[...]ris~Tuck says a good resume can get you a foot in the door. A good resume is easy to read. There is plenty of white space, it is never hand- written. and has no typos. Harris—Tuck says. She also suggests the use of bullets it) rather than paragraphs to attract Wellness program By Juno: Gllbort The V0166 If you‘re looking for a way to stay in shape and feel good about yourself. then check out the campus Employee Wellness Program. The program was designed for employees and students interested in ex— ercising and maintaining good health. The Wellness Program is based on an incentive plan which is designed to let par- ticipants keep track of their health by receiving points in areas such as stress reductio[...]There .s a wide .arteiy or acttxtties “onsnrcd by thethe Associated illlL'nllUll. Harris~Tuck described[...]depending on what tt person wants to achie\e. - The chronological resume is effective for people who know what they want and[...]dates. An objectite can be clearly definA ed iii the first paragraph. HarrisrTuck said. 0 The preliminary resume is useful for the people who are mploring. and ttot sure what their[...]flexibility. focuses on skills. and communicates the kinds of problems the person can solve. ° The functional resume was the third resume discussed. The person changing careers would use this resume. On[...]eak educational background. Harris.Tuck stressed the use of short sentences beginning with action verbs when listing job duties or ac- complishments. She feels the same tense should be used throughout. and “the pre- sent tense can put the sense of ‘now‘ into the mind of the employer." Looking for a job is a bigger job than working on a job, the speaker said. “It is absolutely critical to get a focus on where you‘re headed and make the resume reflect that.“ When looking for a new job “it is bet» ter to submit l0 resumes a week with 10 fol[...]ls than lOO resumes Please See 0 Emma Back Page is healthy choice Students is a trained relaxation therapist. Conrad will be on[...]s a week to give upper back/neck massages. There is also a weekly Wellness Wednesday cafe menu which will offer a well-balanced lunch. Included with each menu is a caloric breakdown of the food items and a healthy recipe to try at home. “The wellness menu gives them a struc- ture on how to eat healthy." Pell said. “The program encourages employees to improve their health awareness and behaviors,“ Pell said. In December the program will again sponsor its Holiday Spa Cuisine cooking and garnish demonstration. The demonstration will feature Chef Bob Desantis. a graduate of The Culinary Institute of America. preparing healthy[...]'lv 1‘» ,. '~ ".ii tie and tticnt were the topics intist discussed at the conference. Young children are taught l'ixc valu[...]lec'v :etitt: tii.t‘tttttt: low «it ( hititi, the '.il'tir. according: 't \cwtttt: .:i t. tt 'ttiti[...]‘t\ aittir ' L‘L't sut' .atititt’tttf til the armed ‘uucs, :.ilctit .ite groontctt 'tictr .tt[...]lheie ttic tin .ttoncs. all cllll‘llt}~ :ticnt is tipptutitcd. Ilic conference rcycttled that only[...]tot‘ status." Suydant said. "( tittsutticrisiii is less than hall that of the percent of tinnersity graduates in China l \. one reason tictttg llic sun)“ thing are women. which is not acceptable, "In urea." I987. 20 percent of the population were lhe forum concluded that C hittes[...]ey general under President Johnson. will speak at the campus Speakers Forum, It a.m., Oct, 31 at the Student Union Lounge. Clark‘s speech is titled “The Evolution of the Civil Rights Legislation." He has traveled to mo[...]nd has lectured at more than 150 universities. He is serving as a board member of numerous national and international organizations in the fields of criminal justice. civil rights. the death penalty, and First Amendment. Admission is free. Mastering the interviewing process ”Tell Me About Your Yourself: Succeeding at the Interview” will be Ellen La Corte‘s speech at l pm. on Oct. 22 in the Student Union. La Corte is manager of employment. at Maricopa Community Coll[...]r how to meet a future employer face-to-face. and thethe Student Union. He will speak on “Being in The Public Eye" and having the power to in- fluence theis like to be one of the “select few." MS rep[...]in order to qualify to represent this college in the Fifth Annual MSISO, a multiple sclerosis bike rid[...]-4 from Phoenix to Parker. Checks made payble to the Multiple Sclerosis Society should be dropped off at the Cashier's Ofﬁce by Nov. 1. Contact Gastel at 280-9060. Free self-defense seminar offered The second set of six Crime Prevention Seminars will be held at l p.m. and again at 6 pm. on Nov. 5 in the Student Union Council Chambers. Kelly Scrivcns.[...]st to provide insights Journalist EJ. Montini of The Arizona Republic will lecture on how “Criticism is My Way of Showing Affection" at 1 pm. on Nov. 5 in the Stu- dent Union. Montini will cover the power of communication skills. communication style. and the importance of what people expect from themselves[...]Engineers otter ‘Solutlons’ to clubs The ﬁrst organizational meeting for “Solutions." a new engineering club. will be held at 4 pm. on Oct. 24 in the Student Union. The club members will elect ofﬁcers. consider propo[...]University representative on campus wit the \'i\l\'€msltf .t Alma Zarrow of the L‘niiersity of Arts in Philadt prila wiTI pus from 2-5 pm. on Oct. 23 in the (‘enter for litfnr't: it. C! \Ri.[...]
	6 Feature Therapy at Charter Hospital By Barbara Schripsema The Voice “From the house of shame to the mansion of accep- tance.”’ That is how a former patient at Charter Hospital sign- ed[...]o, director of out- patient services at Charter. The patient who sent the card didn’t really think he had a problem at fi[...]ecor. She was sur- rounded with stuffed animals. The hospital was enhanced by the warmth of similar decor throughout. It is located at 6015 W. Peoria Ave., just one mile fro[...]ng to Tracy Deutz, assessment manager at Charter, the private hospital offers inpatient and out- patient services for persons age 5 and over. There is a 24-hour telephone service and people may go in at any time to talk with a counselor. ““We focus on the family,’’ Deutz said. The Children’s Treatment Program and the Adolescent Treatment Pro- gram depend on family participation, as do the adult programs. When people seek help at Charter, their situation is assessed by a counselor and they are given an in- dividualize[...]s. Charter offers free public seminars, known as the Community Education Series, which vary according to popularity. Some of the programs are Effective Child Discipline, Advice o[...]Doesn’t Want It, and West Valley Youth Gangs. The hospital also offers free rooms for i2-step pro-[...]he has Student loans: hits after graduation By Jennifer Williams referred people to Charter who[...]ave become dangerous to others. But Richards says the pro- blem with referring students to Charter is that they often don’t have the money for counseling or hospitalization. Bettino said Charter is working on developing a sliding scale for those people who can’t afford the set fees. A sliding scale allows people to pay on[...]lp at Charter are refer- red to other programs in the Valley that can take care of their needs. Adults[...]y admit their children if a psychiatrist feels it is in the child’s best interest. From Denial to Success[...]Bet- tino explained. “*You don’t give up if the person is in denial,’’ Bet- tino said. ‘‘As long as[...]her desk. ‘‘She learned to control her anger by hugging a teddy bear in- stead of hurting herself[...]a problem and then make a commitment to deal with the problem, she said. Ending Therapy, Maintenance and Recovery “Ending therapy is not so much a graduation as it is a process of learning,’’ Bettino said. She ad[...]er Hospital of Glendale at 878-7878. Reality The Voice Student loans aren’t necessarily for eve[...]udent loans are recommended only as a last resort by Ginger Gray, the student loan coor- dinator on campus. The main problem with student loans is students don’t realize the amount of debt they will have after leaving school, Gray said. Randy Cole is a music student atten- ding school on student loans. ‘‘Paying the loan back wasn’t reality as much as it should h[...]’ Through compulsory debt management seminars, the financial aid personal strive to alleviate the problems that students sometimes have with loans. The participants spend an hour learn- ing to budget, examining the regulations surrounding student loans, and planning the amount of debt they can safely incur. Gray has o[...]d their education through loans charges by the loaning institution and the amount of interest which may occur if a students has to defer their loan longer than the six month grace period due to financial difficulties. Gray also suggests students keep in touch with the institution that carries the loan. This will keep the student from defaulting by accident. “Students often move, get married, and change their names,’’ Gray said. “This can keep the bank from locating students to let them know that they need to start paying on the loan.”’ Gray also believes students need to be aware of the consequences of defaulting on a loan: Being decla[...]or up to seven years, and being sued in court for the amount of the loan. Students who are interested in getting a loan can get information through the Financial Aid Office in the Student Per- sonnel Services Building. The first step in obtaining a student loan or other financial aid is to fill out the American College Testing-Family Financial Statement evaluation form. The time to begin is early March to receive money in fall 1991 cording to Cole, the advantages and vantages of student loans need to be weighed by each individual student OPENS OCTOBER 26™ EVERYWHERE October 22, 1990 Voice The Depression Test The 20 questions below were developed by Dr. William Zung of Duke University to be used for self-diagnosis. The results might unmask depres- sion and help you take the first step toward get- ting better. If your answer is: None or little of the time Some of the time A good part of the time Most of the time Score I feel downhearted, blue and sad Morning is when I feel the worst I have crying spells, or feel like it I have trouble sleeping through the night I don’t eat as much as I used to I don’[...]han usual . I get tired for no reason . My mind is not as clear as it used to be I don’t find it easy to do the things I used to do - Iam restless and can’t keep still - I do not feel hopeful about the future . Lam more irritable than usual. I do not[...]I feel that I am not useful and needed . My life is not very full I feel that others would be better off if \| were dead . I do not enjoy the things I used to Total Total the numbers in the right-hand column. A score below 40 is the normal range. A score betwen 40 and 47 ind[...]
	[...]rsonal problems Roberta Richards, Counselor oto by Wanda Pippet/Welce By Elleen Greiss The Voice Trying to keep students in school when they are over- whelmed with personal problems is the primary goal of the college counseling department, according to Dr. Roberta Richards, counselor on campus. Located in the Student Personnel Services Building, the counseling department’s six staff members offer[...]which students have not yet received help. “‘The most common problem is emotional stress brought on by unsatisfactory personal relationships,’* Richar[...]ectly at ease in bringing Models chance success By Barbara Schripsema The Voice The runway was decorated with silk bouquets and balloons of black, gray and white. In the audience people were stirring nervously and makin[...]ok their best, perhaps hoping to someday be up on the runway themselves. The nine male models and 19 female models featured at Tuesday’s Model/Symposium in the Student Union Lounge were wearing formal designer[...]Stella Hatchet Talent Management Firm, organized the Symposium, invited the guest speakers, and chose the models. All the guest speakers emphasized the high rejection rate in the modeling and ac- ting business, and cautioned tha[...]ind it difficult to handle. They stressed that it isis what you want,”’ said Dani Green, talent agent and owner of Dani’s Agency. “‘It has to come from the heart.”’ She said the work is hard and the pay is low, but what a person is earning is the experience. One model, Chris Olcott, a liberal a[...]modeling skills for modeling, it’s still worth the experience and it helps in everyday life situatio[...]pplication send your name snd 1 Robert Black of the Robert Black Agency feels that models shouldn’t[...]folios together. He said pictures rarely stay in the port- folio very long. ‘‘Six months is a long time to keep a picture in your book, and t[...]ch of money to begin with.”’ Black was asked by a person in the au- dience if he thought a model should start out[...]p artist, said that getting a model to look great is her job, but ‘‘the model has to come through, more so than the makeup.’’ She likes to see the makeup enhance someone. She also emphasized that staying out of the sun is vital to a model because it saves the skin and extends modeling years. A photographer can make the model look tan if that is desirable. Photographer Chris King explained how photography is an illusion that creates an image people want. ‘‘Photography is really getting loose; it’s getting creative, an[...]ing said. He feeis promise of a certain lifestyle is what pe ple look for in pictures. The guest speakers indicated that models should really believe in themselves because confidence is the most important part of success. Fall Blood rive Give Blood. Leave drops while the leaves drop Oct. 24 and 25 in the Student Union. Donate Blood’ United Blood Ser[...]ately,’’ Zontanos said According to Zontanos the department uses a preven- tive approach to personal problems by offering a broad selection of classes. They inclu[...]tress Management with Exercise. ‘“‘Many of the students I counsel come from the classes I teach,’ Richards said. ‘‘In fact, much of the counseling that begins in group sessions ends up in private sessions.’* Zontanos said of the approximately 29,000 student registrations in the 1989-90 academic year, hundreds have received some type of counseling through the department. “The students are allowed three sessions each semester[...]are referred off campus.”” Richards believes the counseling department provides a vital service to the students because of the campus’s low rate of personal tragedy, such as[...]any crises.’’ Stephanie Fiebig walks down the runway at the Model/Symposium spon- sored by the Center for Community Education Tuesday evening ps THE SKY’S THE LIMIT FOR AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS. No matter what[...]greater potential Join Air Force ROTC in college. The rest is summed up in one word: opportunity Opportunities[...]standing care ntact CAPT BERNARD FELDSHER Photo By Mike Piper
	[...]ton said in a telephone interview from Baltimore. The award- winning pianist was talking about the concert, ‘‘By Re- quest,’’ which he will present on campus[...]r—, and then he has some magical way of putting the whole thing together as a medley.”’ The audience can expect to hear such favorites as “[...]Lune,’’ ‘‘Malaguena,’’ ‘‘Send in thethe prestigious Van Cliburn competitiont. “He’s[...]s coordinator, ‘‘because not only can he play the standard works in piano literature, but he’s ex[...]es.”’ Frampton first performed in Arizona in the mid-’70s. In the early ’80s he called Dutton to ask about perform- ing at the college. That phone call led to an association wi[...]sfied customers annual- ly come back for more of the Frampton musical magic The pianist acquired a purely classical background at[...]ed on his master’s and doctorate degrees. After the Cliburn competition, he decided to pursue an alternative to a classical career by improvising pop and jazz. It was back in the time when acoustic music was widely played “I was really inspired by pianists that I heard on the radio, thethe son of a Presbyterian minister in Chester, S. C., Frampton started playing the piano at the age of 3, with formal training and public appearances at 5. Frampton’s Saturday appearance is part of the col- lege Arists Series. The 8 p.m. concert has been changed from the Music Building, Room 124, to the Performing Arts Center on campus. Admission is free. In another appearance in the Valley during the weekend, Frampton will be presented in a free concert of classical music at the Herberger Theater in Downtown Phoenix at 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening. The formal recital is sponsored by Allen Piano Co. as part of the Steinway Artists Series. For further information,[...]800. Guitar ensemble plays at Renaissance Faire By Barbara Cage The Voice His chair teetered precariously from the stage to his fragile guitar case. Sweat glistened[...]ead, tamborines jangled, and shouts rang out from the jousting arena. Yet, he played on. This was the setting for the Glendale College guitar ensemble, which perform- ed at the 1990 Coronado Renaissance Faire, held at Los Olivos Park on Oct. 6 and 7. According to Bonnie Lou Toigo, the college director of guitar studies, the guitar ensemble was invited to perform at the Faire, which is sponsored by the City of Phoenix, the Senior Citizens’ Center, and the Coronado Renaissance Faire Committee. On Saturday, the first day of the Faire, the guitar ensemble unloaded their equip- ment and tried to tune their instruments as they stood in the heat waiting for the Renaissance Faire coordinators to bring chairs. When the chairs were squeezed onto the small stage, the performers and the audience settled in to enjoy the show. Barefoot children dressed in the simple smocks of the Renaissance Era, oblivious to the show, ran through the audience past the performers. The wind whipped at the pages of music, turned them at will, and carried[...]onade and ‘‘popped grain,’’ drown- ed out the music with shouts of ‘‘Next,’’ and ‘‘[...]ou?”’ Yet, they played on. After 15 minutes the performers were asked to move to another stage. Because of the heat and the move, they found themselves again standing and re[...]irs, which they had to squeeze ae Check the GCC Fine Arts calendar “upport campus activitie[...]smaller stage. They finally settled in front of the Duke and Duchess. It was peaceful there—for a moment. Then the belly dancers started whoop- ing and the jousting competition, with all its shouting and clashing of lances, began. Before long the Chamber Singers, a campus choral group under the direction of Janet Carlsen, joined the guitarists for vocal solos and motets (both ensem[...]ing together). Children played at their feet and the distractions grew louder. Yet, they played (and sang) on. Conditions improved on Sunday for the guitar ensemble. The chairs were set up before they arrived, they had[...]formed on one stage. As on Saturday, they played the Renaissance music as duets and in an or- chestra setting. The Faire was delightful. Renaissance- dressed people[...]ord-fighting, acting, and face- painting added to the festivities. Peddlers selling crafts, jewelry an[...]type items gave everyone a chance to take part of the era home with them. Faire spokesman Dan Anderson, aiso known as Robin Hughes the Fish Monger, said the Faire has been going on for eight years. He said the costumes are as authentic to the period as possible, and most of them are made by those involved in the Faire. The Faire was formerly held at Cor- onado Park on 12t[...]at 28th Street and Indian School Road because it is a larger area and has more parking. The City of Phoenix has invited the Glendale College guitar ensemble to per- form at the Halloween Art Festival from 2:30-3:30 p.m. on Oct[...]kshop to perform In early November, singers from the Opera Workshop will present scenes from ‘‘Mikado”’ and ‘‘HMS Pinafore,’’ operas by Gilbert and Sullivan. Per- formances are under the direction of Mary Ann Dutton, campus opera teache[...]y, campus voice teacher. They will be accompanied by pianists Carol Peat and Georgia Gray. Former stu[...]play operatic arias and duets. According to Irby, the majority of the group are people in the community interested in singing and in opera and are mainly doing it because it’s enjoyable. “The workshop is a lot of fun,”’ Irby said, ‘‘and because it is, the show will be fun.”’ She said there are many talented people in the show, with some really fine voices, and many of the performers have had experience singing publicly. The show will be held at 8 p.m. on Nov. 3, and 3 p.m. on Nov. 4 in the Performing Arts Theater. Admission is free. Vocal groups to sing The choral ensemble and the chamber singers will present their first choral concert Friday evening. The choral ensemble conducted by Dr. Peggy Licon will perform concert choir works by Michael Haydn, Vaughan Williams, and John Rutter. ‘‘We’re privileged to have the opportunity to work with many talented young peop[...]e to invite our friends on campus to come and see the work they do.’’ The chamber singers, conducted by Janet Carlsen will perform a number of early madrigals and the Arizona premier of ‘‘Mercy Song” by Jackson Berkey, the pianist of the popular group Manheim Steamroller. The performance will be at 8 p.m., Oct. 26 in the Per- forming Arts Center. Beachfront Property on campus Beachfront Property is a nine person ensemble of performers. They specialize in the performance of Jazz and Pop classics. The group has won prestigious awards throughout the country. They will be performing at 8 p.m. on Nov. 2, in the Performing Arts Theater. Admission is $5 general public, $3 senior citizens, and $1 for students. Tickets are available at the cashier’s office or at the door on show night. Southwestern Art Show at ASU[...]m. to 5 p.m. Jazz ensemble to give free concert The campus jazz ensemble will be playing a free concert conducted by John Thrasher. The featured soloist will be John “‘School”’ Porter. The Cactus High School jazz ensemble, conducted by Julie Carlsen, will also perform. The show starts at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 25, in the Performing Arts Center. SCC prof to exhibit in S[...]e exhibiting his steel and concrete sculptures in the Student Union Lounge start- ing today The exhibit will continue through Nov. 2.[...]
	[...]Voice I would've bought a Macintosh even without the student discount. Greg Gallent Consumer Economics and Housing Cornell University “The first time I saw a Macintosh,I was immediately “Macintosh, on the other hand, is a logical hooked. It's a work of art. I saw the student extension of the mind. It lets you concentrate on pricing and my[...]on them can be documents in minutes, and you lose the fear of a grueling experience. Last year, a frie[...]work bought another kind of computer against in the same way. my advice and has used it for maybe 15[...]rs, What a waste. there's no turning back? Go to the High-Tech Center for more information 2 Why do[...]h’? Ask them. © 1990 Apple Computer Inc Angie the Apple logo. and Macintosh are registered t[...]
	[...], 1990 Voice 4-1 football team to meet Dixie By Jeff Wendt The Voice The college football team is preparing for its home finale Saturday night as t[...]e runs an I-power running game, and it helps with the type of running backs they have,’’ head coach[...]two great tailbacks to work as a tandem. They are the biggest team physically we’ve faced this season.”’ The Gauchos faced Arizona Western College on Saturday night. Results of this game can be found in the homecoming story on page \| of this issue. More detail- ed coverage will come in the next issue. The Gauchos faced a weak Phoenix College team on Oct.[...]ifferent Gauchos scored as they went on to defeat the Bears 42-8. “This has been our best output of the season,”’ Kersting said. ‘‘We had a good game plan coming in. We executed on the offense, and played with some intensity on the defense.”’ Offensively, the Gauchos racked up 395 yards total offense, 225 yards rushing and 170 yards passing. Leading the offensive attack once again was quarterback Donny[...]said. ‘‘He’s an awfully good player.”’ The offensive line has done quite a bit better over the last few weeks, Kersting added. “The offensive line understands their job a lot better[...]ing their pass protection every game and it helps the team.”’ The defense also played well in the game. They allowed 185 yards in total of- fense a[...]turnovers. “Our guys played with intensity in the game,”’ Kersting said. ‘‘We have been shuting down our opponent’s offenses the last few weeks.”’ Coach Kersting is right. Over the last 14 quarters of play, the defense has only given up 14 points. ‘*We’ve[...]e Hungerford said. ‘‘We’ve been up and down the whole season, but we're playing as a team now.”[...]reed. ‘‘I’m really excited that our defense is really coming together. Now no matter who makes the play, they’re all happy,’’he said. The special teams also played tough. X-country prepares for regionals By Matt Suman Special to ‘The “Voice With one conference meet left, and regional championships around the corner, the men’s and women’s cross country teams are looking to finish their seasons strong. Their last meet is Oct. 28 against Scottsdale Community College and Phoenix College, to be held at Scottsdale. For thethe top five places.’” For the women, Espinoza expects a more difficult race. For both teams, their true test of the season will come when they run in the regional championships at Estrella Park. With thethe men’s team rest to finish third in the region, with a chance of placing second. For the women, Espinoza is hop- ing for a fourth or fifth place finish. “It’s tougher for the women. Four of the seven teams in their region are ranked nationally,’’ Espinoza said. The Gauchos recently raced at the Mt. Sac Invitational in Walnut, Calif, on Oct. 12[...]Espinoza, both teams had strong showings, despite the tough course. ““Mt. Sac is one of the toughest courses in the country, if not the toughest,’’ Espinoza said. The men’s team finished third overall, missing second place by one point. Top runners for the team were Chuck Harvey, Phil Jorgenson, and Dale[...]top five runners finished close together.”’ The women’s team placed ninth overall, out of 17 teams being represented. The team received strong races from Andrea McKenzie,[...]ue im- proving.’’ Donald Simmons leads the Gauchos to the line of scrimmage in Saturday's Homecoming game, which the Gauchos won 29-18 over Arizona Western. “Our s[...]ell as Our punt coverage. Our kicker has also got the confidence to kick with consisten- cy as well.’’ Notes... Simmons is the No. \|-rated passer in the Western States Football League, with a 59.7 perce[...]has thrown for 7 touchdowns so far this season. The Gauchos also completed the season sweep over Maricopa County rivals this year with their victory over Phoenix. The Gauchos defeated Scottsdale (27-21) and Mesa (34-7) earlier in the season, making them 8-1 in the last three years. The Gauchos are ranked 12th in latest NJCAA football poll. The Gauchos were ranked 25th in the preseason. Cards, Suns take stand Commentary By Bobby Warren The Voice It may not seem like there is a similari- ty between the Suns and the Cardinals, but there is. Both franchises recently faced a situa- tion co[...]sports organizations, and both handled it well. The Cardinals felt lucky when they drafted Anthony Thompson in the second round. Many thought he would be a first- round pick, but he lasted until the Cards picked 4th in the second round. The Suns also appeared lucky when they were able to draft Jayson Wiiliams late in the first round of the NBA draft Williams was projected to be one of the first ten players picked in the draft, if not a lottery pick, until he injured hi[...]rs in their respective drafts, how does this make the two franchises alike? Both refused to buckle to outrageous salary demands and bargaining ploys made by these players and their agents. After being drafted, Thompson was all but assured of being the starting running back for the Cardinals But instead of going to training camp,[...]ames, Johnny Johnson was playing football and won the starting spot. The Suns had all but guaranteed Williams a position on the Suns roster. He just had to sign on the dotted line. They offered him a slotted contract[...]t cleared him to play yet. Later, his agent told the Suns that he was considering a contract with an Italian team. That was the straw that broke Jerry Colangelo’s back. All the Suns would offer Williams was a minimum $170,000[...]e came to train- ing camp and proved he was worth the in- vestment, they would sign him to the slot- ted contract. He showed up, played a few da[...]ness to prove himself, he won’t make a cent off the NBA this year. Applaud the Suns and Cardinals for their stances with[...]
	[...]1990 Sports 11 Soccer fights to stay alive By Jeff Wendt The Voice —_ “It’s been a disappointing second half of the season,”’ said assistant coach Don Hillegas as the Gaucho soccer team went from a 4-1-1 first half start to a 1-4 se- cond half, almost eliminating them from the playoffs. For the Gauchos to qualify for the playoffs, their best scenerio would be for Mesa C[...]vapai College and Pima Community College, and for the Gauchos to defeat Scottsdale Community College last Saturday. “‘Saturday’s game is a must-win situa- tion,’’ head coach Willie W[...]hat happens to Mesa.’” Injuries have brought the Gauchos down in the second half of the season. ‘At one time during the second half, we played 11 men in a game and only[...]have had them healthy, we may have done better in the second half.’’ In a game coach Watson really didn’t want to play because of how it was put on the schedule, the Gauchos tied Embry Riddle on Wednesday 1-1. The Gauchos goal was scored by Mike Muraviov. “This was one of those games ag[...]any injuries going into Saturday’s game.”’ The torrid second half The Gauchos faced Pima on Oct. 13. Had the Gauchos won this game, they would have qualified for the playoffs. But Arcade- with no intensity in the team, the Gauchos were defeated 3-1. The Gauchos goal was scored by Everett King. ‘We knew the game was real impor- tant, but we got some bad ma[...]ward Mike Muraviov felt there was more tension in the game. “It doesn’t seem like we wanted to win[...]ght that being in second place we would have made the playoffs. Now we have to rely on other teams for us.” The Gauchos had their big rematch with Yavapai on Oct. 10. Within 24 seconds after the start of the game, the Roughriders took an early 1-0 lead. Yavapai took control after that and defeated the Gauchos 3-1. Scoring the Gauchos goal was Bobby Myamoto. “The whole tone of the game was set early,’”’ Watson said. ‘Although we tightened up in the second half, it was too late to get back in the game.” The Gauchos faced Arizona Western on Oct. 6. This game was the only game the Gauchos have won in the second half defeating the Matadors 8-2. “*We started out with an early 3[...]then just got ahead for good and took control of the game.”’ An overall outlook With 13 freshman[...]am looking forward to having a good chance to win theBy Mike Massung The Voice The Lady Gauchos volleyball team will play Scottsdale[...]l- lege Wednesday in a7 p.m. game at Scottsdale. The Lady Gauchos dropped a game to Eastern Arizona la[...]6-15, 10-15, 8-15 to give them a 10-4 record and the number four position in the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference. “Eastern Arizona is ranked number three in the nation and are undefeated in our conference. We h[...], Gauchos head coach. What makes Eastern so good is the way they recruit. ‘‘They have open recruiting[...](who are) Proposition 48, girls that don’t make the grades. They’re not good enough to go to Divisi[...]get their grades up. They’re kids from all over the nation that are in that caliber,’’ Nobley said. Pima took a beating from the Lady Gauchos in a game on Oct. 12 with a losing s[...]: Across from J.C. Penney in Valley West mall. At the corner of 59th Ave. and Northern. Restaurant- “It was a very good match for the entire team. We played at a high in- tensity level; we came on strong in the first game with a 15-0 and total- ly dominated. They were making a lot of mistakes,’’ the head coach said. Top performers in the match were Teresa Thompson, Robyn Preach, Stacey Ainlay and Michelle Frausto. On Oct. 10 the Gauchos pounded Northland Pioneer in three straig[...]with everyone play- ing well Starters dominated the game, with Molly Lee, Wendy Harrison, and Amber Gray distinguishing themselves in the match. The Gauchos beat South Moun- tain Oct. 3 with a score[...]ays was played ‘‘with a lot of intensity with the last game being played entirely by freshmen.” The Lady Gauchos’ trip to the College of the Sequoias Tournament in Visilia, California[...]
	[...]ice with no phone calls.”’ Calling about the status of the applica- tion can be very helpful, she continued,[...]no’ can help you move on When you have irons in the fire, you tend not to move on."’ Raymond Kasten, a part-time career change student, attended the talk and said he ‘‘took lots of notes.’ He[...]spectives on ways to use a resume and found ‘‘the 10 resumes and 10 phone calls particularly helpful.’” A former student on campus, Devin Riles, thought the talk was good. ‘‘The use of action verbs was helpful and also the hint about staying in the same tense throughout the resume. I liked the part from page 5 about focusing on what you want to do now or in the future, rather than what you’ve done in the past,’’ Riles said. Harris-Tuck feels the Career Center on campus is a good resource when looking for work. ‘‘It is probably the largest of all the community colleges, and the staff is excellent,’’ she said. Besides her duties as[...]mmunity College. She taught on this campus during the summer. She stays current on good resume writing by reading the latest books on the subject and interviewing different people on what[...]ch their attention. All-school social on Friday By James Gilbert The Voice An all-schoo!l social sponsored by the Associated Students and Evening Student Association, along with the administra- tion, will be held from 5-10 p.m. Friday in the Student Union Building. ‘Originally it was the administration’s idea to have this event,’’[...]ning Student Association. ‘This will represent the first time both student governments and the administration have co-sponsored an event.”’[...]all-you-can-eat spaghetti and salad bar dinner. The price is $3.95 for adults and $1.95 for children. Beverages are not included The Macintosh Classic With Apple's introduction of three new Macintosh* computers, meeting the challenges of college t gota Whole lot easier. Because now, everybody life j can afford a Macintosh. in the price. “The dinner is a great deal,’’ Johnson said. ‘‘I don’t[...]town that offers a better deal.’’ Larry and the New Breed, a ’ S0s-to- contemporary rock band,[...]hey come highly recommended.’’ Although this is the first time for the all-school social, there may be others to come.[...]r basis.’” Tickets can be purchased ahead at the cashier’s office or at the door on the night of the event. when vou ve leamed one program way to lea[...]tion.”’ Since then, Hufford has written for thethe news last night is standing right behind you. Cancer (June 21-July[...]y 23-Aug. 22): Some family members feel they have the right to spend your money. Might as well let them[...]23-Sept. 22): For $500 I won't tell anybody about the other night. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Hey, look, that homicidal maniac that was on the news last night is standing right behind that Gemini per- son over t[...]. 23-Nov. 21): You asked for more space - request is granted. Unfortunate- ly it may be at 30 thousand[...]Only YOU can help save the Horriblescopes. giving you another tough subject to lea. Every Macintosh computer is easy to set up and even easier to master. And yo[...]Today's H orrrblercoper you like them. Are they the only thing you read in the paper? If so, say so. Let them know) now. I enjoy[...]for you, but they are in danger of being cut from the paper. “Some of the stories that appeared in that magazine were repri[...]a collection of best science fic- tion stories of the year to which Hufford contributed a story. Huffo[...]n (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent on listening. Someone is trying to tell you something. Put down the paper and listen. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Sc[...]back to where you originally came from If today is your birthday, you are going to be hearing from long-lost friends. They aren’t happy you left them in the desert. Write a letter to the Voice saying how much Jason Shadrick African Ene For further information visit Sharon Grant at the Innovation Center located in High Tech Ce[...]
	Campus thefts: a closer look By Mike Massung The Voice You may never have been personally affected by theft, but if you park your car, motorcycle or even your bicy- cle on campus you should be aware that in the last three months there have been 30 campus theft[...]ice. Four autos have been stolen on campus since the beginning of the year, three in the last three months. Eileen Johnston, chief of security for the campus, said that the cars stolen were models that are in the high-theft category. “Most of the stuff reported stolen has to do with stereos. We[...]h prices ranging from $10 to $3,000, with most of the thefts hap- pening during the day, not at night,’’ Johnston said. ‘But to really know the value of the stereos we’d have to contact the insurance companies.” The number of cars stolen in the last three years has varied very little, with fou[...]. Vol. XXVI No. 6 Finding paths to pay tuition By Sevag Hayan The Voice “Scholarships aren’t just for scholars’’ was the topic of a recent seminar given by Saryl Schwartz, founder of the scholarship search service Pathfinders. To the strapped college student searching desperately fo[...]hwartz said, information equals power. ‘There is $27 billion that is available every year in all kinds of financial aids,’’ Schwartz said, during the Oct. 22 seminar in the Student Union building. Schwartz also explained that there is about $5 million out there that never gets used s[...]now how to tap into it or don’t realize that it is there. The origin of Pathfinder, Schwartz explained, was whe[...]to use to find scholarships for her sons. One of the things Schwartz did during the seminar was to let everyone introduce themselves and tell her their best attribute. She explained that by verbalizing their thoughts they could trick their[...]ain- ed, and students often don’t reealize that the re- quirements are frequently simple, involving e[...]e even Greek, could get you a scholarship. There is something out there for everyone, Schwartz said. The hopeful applicant just has to remember the three ‘D’s: dedication, desire, and diligence. The rate of reported lost or stolen stereos on campus[...]ding to campus security statistics. Johnson said the figures may not reflect the true number of thefts because some students don’t report the thefts to campus security and may just report them to the police. Glendale police report that from August 15 to the pre- sent there have been 18 thefts or burglaries[...]tal of 30 reported thefts on campus. Thirteen of the thefts happened during the day, and 12 at night, with five being reported as unknown. Tuesday is the most likely day of the week to have something stolen on campus, with an average of eight thefts being reported. Following that is four thefts be- ing reported on Mondays, Wednesda[...]n job to do his Michael Jordan impersona- tion at the IBM display booth on Oct. 24.[...]ad of security, thefts on campus have varied over the past three years. Theft rates of cars and car stereos have been among the highest, but don’t show any specific patterns. 1990 figures as of Sept. 31. where and when most of the thefts occur, students who have had anything stolen should report the theft to security personnel and fill out a report[...]ig lots. So we’re trying to be more specific in the reporting. Then if we pinpoint a high theft area we Please See Campus Thefts Back Page. Wrap it up The Gauchos ready to close out their season -Pg. 10[...]HTC Info-teller provides help to computer users By Glenn Davis The Voice Do you have specialized questions when working at the High Tech Center? Despair no mor That’s according to Doris \ instructional computing ma lasco, the , who the answer wants students to know \| is literally at your finge We have students here on the floor and they need help al ne with soft ware and[...]aff, technicians, amd faculty members who are on the floor to help when students raise their hands Many of the questions are specialized, and when they are not answered, students become frustrated The solution to these frustrations, and the ‘‘search for knowledge,"’ begins and ends at the HTC info-teller. “Search for knowledge’ provides ac- cess to a schedule of the specific instruc- tional associates or faculty members specialized in the area in question. Pro- vided is the day and time these people are available. “There is no need to complain and become frustrated and say nobody can help me, because all the information is here,’’ Velasco said. There are 40 softwares[...]ht Watchers group working hard on reaching goals By Julia De Simone The Voice 7 was recording their weight. As soon as e[...]le member, associate dean of Albert instruction, the According to Pinch, the red ribbons signify 10 pounds lost. If a member l[...]uid be stuf- fy, degrading and uncomfortable. But the minute I entered the Weight Watchers program here on campus, I instead[...]joy, concentration and committment. As I entered the room, some of the members were already being weighed in as Judy Pinch, weight watchers leader, The first was about the Wellness Wednesday Cafe Menu. The menu, which is free, shows what type of meal is being served and the number of calories and fat included in each food group. Below the menu is a recipe which gives people the option to prepare their own low in sodium and fat meals at home. The second announcement was about the support meeting which would be tak- ing place every weekend. According to the meetings are good. ‘‘I think it’s very good meeting with the group,” he said. He ad- mits that it’s hard to lose weight by yourself, but with your friends it’s easier. When all the announcements were finished Pinch immediately gra[...]‘‘We lost 32 pounds.”’ After a couple of the others ad- mitted to losing weight, Pinch stated,[...]Everyone laughed. an additional 10 pounds a star is given. At the end of the six weeks, the member receives a goal ficate for reaching their goal weight. If the member stays within their weight goal by weighing in every month, then they > to attend the Weight Watcher meet free for the rest of their lives. Currently, the 10-week am costs $80 for full-time employees in the Maricopa District colleges. If the group Please See « Weight Watchers Back Page
	2 November 5, 1990 Voice Race for governor: The Voice’s choice The Voice, in an attempt to endorse a candidate for g[...]ak direct- ly with them. Of course, we understand the rigors of a gubernatorial campaign, and that GCC is not a priority. Yet we were surprised to see these candidates addressing elementary school children. In the Sept. 25 edition of The Arizona Republic there was a picture of Goddard being ques- tioned by a sixth grader from Shumway Elementary school. In the Oct. 21 Republic both men appear answering questions from pupils around the state. While we recognize that being seen with children is a major part of the campaign (both men want to be identified as being for children), we also believe that ‘the college campus is of some importance. But all that aside, let us examine the candidates. Goddard is in favor of Pro- position 103 (ACE), the Arizona Classroom Improvement In- itiative. This impresses those of us in favor of education. Symington is against this. He is running on the ‘‘Read my lips’’ platform. This means no[...]o while Symington may not ingratiate himself with the education crowd, he has cer- tainly scored with us lip readers. Symington is a developer. In Arizona that profession ranks in popularity with drug dealing. Goddard is a politician. In Arizona that profession ranks in[...]prostitution. Differences are hard to find. And the problem remains: who should The Voice endorse? Perhaps if we could have spoken to the men we could have seen a difference. Their reacti[...]ions may have given us some insight. We feel, in the matter of this important question, we should remain as unbiased and fair as possible. So what is our choice? Flip a coin. The prophet and the madman By Eric Wincentsen Special to the voice “Tl have a dream!”’ It would te mor[...]dani Hussein. What a typical politician this guy is. He finally notices the no-win situation for his country in Kuwait, and uses Mohammed to save his gluteous maximus. In case this is the only paper some of you read, Hussein is the leader of Iraq. We are not currently on good term[...]o a giant radioactive lake. Since he finally got the point that we would actually do it, and that his[...]and telling him to withdraw from most of Kuwait. The Associated Press quoted Mohammed as reportedly saying, ‘‘Your missiles are pointed in the wrong direc- tion.’’ He urged Hussein to withdraw and to ‘‘point them in the right direction.’” Hussein asked what the right direction was, and Mohammed said that he al[...]erri Fiediez \| Assistant Adviser: Phil Matecr So the Saddainizer will be getting his butt om of Kuwait soon. Gil prices have already started diving (even though the gas companies are still raising prices, and we’re still getting screwed), and the pro- spects look good for bringing back some of o[...]missiles? Most likely toward Europe. Hussein has the ability to send missiles with chemical warheads into Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean. There is also the threat of the Iraqi con- cussion missiles. These missiles are non- nuclear, but kill with shockwaves at about the level of an atom bomb. These could do unimaginable damage to Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean. Despite hilarious dreams, we are not out of the woods yet. Hussein still has to completely withdr[...]n withdrawing troops from Saudi Arabia, and there is no guarantee Hus- sein might not just go back in[...]e our full support to our troops. If we listen to the peaceniks too much, we might just end up speak in[...]raphers: James Begay, Kari Kunsman, Kery Teran \| The Voice is published every other week; 5,000 copes are custr[...]. Display advernsing # $5 per column inch Contact the advertise ing department in The Voice newsroom, Language Ars Building, Room 107;[...]on’s political fantasies Sy Bradiey x. Melton The Voice In disgust at our elected public of- ficia[...]vative, Republican Candidate.”’ My platform is as follows: I am opposed to any increase in taxe[...]belt law for those over 13 because citizens have the right to make a dumb decision not to wear a seat belt). el believe strongly in reforming the welfare system, which has become a na- tional tragedy for the poor and minorities. el am a strong supporter of[...]form, without taxes, with fewer ad- ministrators, by throwing out tenure, to give students the best teachers, and by giv- ing those teachers better compensation. I am an extremely strong advocate of the Pro-Family movement. I support the in- alienable Right to Life and therefore I op- pose murder by abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia. I am opposed to a Martin Luther King Day unless it is changed to a ‘‘Civil Rights \| The Voice \| Glendale Community € 6000 W. Olive Ave[...]ut not least, I favor stronger law enforcement in the areas of gang violence, racial violence, and espe[...]y, of course, I’m not running for anything, but the following candidates are the individuals I would like to see elected:[...]
	Voice Movember 5, 1990 With liberty and justice for all By David Madrid The Voice The press has begun to defend Charles Keating. The Arizona Republic ran an editorial decry- ing the shabby treatment of Keating. Then Tom Fitzpatrick, a columnist for The New Times, wrote a column questioning the constitutionality of applying excessive bail on Keating. I, too, question the constitutionality of the judge’s action. But I also question the legality of the Zero Tolerance laws enacted under the Reagan administration and continued by President Bush. These are the anti-drug laws that strip accused drug dealers of all their assets on the assumption that these assets are gained illegally. This is done without a trial or a conviction. The dealer is arrested and taken to jail; bail is set, but how can he pay? It’s a catch-22 situation; the accused drug dealer is incarcerated but cannot post bail to free himself; thus, he is legally imprisoned without a trial. While many may feel that drug dealers deserve what they get, there is a deeper question. Doesn’t the United States Constitution grant equal rights to all? Is there a provision in the Constitution that excludes alleged drug dealers and junk-bond dealers? The danger in all this is that right now it may be great to see that dope dealer down the street get his. It’s easy for many of us to sni[...]e blues. But when we begin to make exceptions to the Constitution based on our personal feelings about the accused, then we open the door to abuse by authority. In a poll taken by the Washington Post / ABC News last year, 62 percent[...]saia they were willing to sacrifice ‘ta few of the freedoms we have in this country’’ to support the war on drugs. We cannot bargain away our rights. Our Con- stitution is unique; it is a beacon of freedom that draws the oppressed from other lands. Just as the press has questioned the constitu- tionality of the Keating case, so should we ques- tion Zero-Tolerance. Let us not direct our energy solely toward the First Amendment problems; the provisions of the Bill of Rights are interlocked. To sacrifice even one right will lead to the destruction of them all. Opinion Le[...]ont page article regarding academic advisement in the Oct. 8, edition of The Voice, please consider the following. Advisers can help students as follows[...]listic goals, and select appropriate coursework. The Advisement Center is staffed by Program Ad- visers, Athletic Specialists, retired[...]requirements, assessment issues, advising skills, the use of technology in advising and more. This year Glendale is hosting the Maricopa Community College District’s Annual Ac[...]uring 1989 nearly 40,000 students were advised in the Center. Demand for advisement services varies widely during the academic year and generally is greatest dur- ing registration periods when almos[...]e per day seek academic advisement. This presents the challenge of providing quality advisement for lar[...]ns. During peak demand periods of registration it is difficult to provide the time needed for many students. Guidelines Visit the center often during theThe Advisement Center stocks curriculum check sheets[...]you are pursuing an occupational program offered by GCC, ask for a referral to a faculty member who is an expert in that department. Don’t wait until registration to seek advisement. Read the GCC catalog, the student handbook, and if you are transferring, the catalog of the institution to which you plan to transfer Read about your career; the Career Center or Library Voices across the campus Whom do you support for governor and why? has the information you need. If you are totally undecid-[...]with a career counselor. Seek advisement during the early or middle part of the semester. If you have transfer coursework from a[...], bad solution Editor: Paul DePippo’s (head of the Glendale Faculty Association) assessment of advisement, in the Oct. 8 Voice, seems to be right on target. I have[...]udents who received erroneous informa- tion about the classes offered and wondered why they were taking them. The solution, as always in a political environment, is to put more money into the program and make it man- datory for prospective s[...]tion to be ‘‘two separate entities,’’ why is his solu- tion mandatory advisement? Are we building another obstacle to the registration process? To participate in fall’s[...]ed to register on three separate occasions due to the bungling policies currently enforced by this institution. Perhaps the philosophy is to see how determined the prospective students are prior to admittance. Now we are going to add another obstacle; let’s force the students to receive inadequate advisement prior t[...]day I am voting for Terry Goddard. He believes in the people and he is for pro-life. Gene Barton Republican Fife Sym- i[...]gton has no previous political experience. vote by Kerry Teran/Veice vevonte_\|
	[...]olce Tribulations of life as a helicopter pilot By Joyce Barton The Voice Living on the edge and thriving under pressure seem to be the requirements for a helicopter newsreporter. Len[...]He lives that life and spoke about ‘‘Being in the Public Eye’’ at the Oct. 29 Employment Talks Seminar, hosted by the campus Career Center. The tan, fit-looking pilot opened with an apology abo[...]si- tion: ‘‘One thing we have to deal with in the news business is deadlines, and I have one today. Tom and I have an interview at 2 p.m. with Sen. John McCain on the wilderness issues. So we only have 30 minutes.”’ The ‘‘Tom’’ he referred to was the Channel 10 photographer, Tom Fergus, who accompan[...]oes 90 percent of his writing sitting in front of the monitor, viewing the footage Fergus shoots. The reporter believes it is important to coordinate copy with video images,[...]one and one half minutes in length. “‘Unlike the newspaper business, TV has a limited amount of time,’’ Clements explained. ‘‘It is a headline business. In- formation has to be given in just a few moments, but there is instant gratifica- tion. By 4 p.m. you know whether you are a success or fail[...]stress: ‘‘I need that kind of pressure. I’m the one who waits until April 15 to do my tax return,’’ the reporter says. “Do you appreciate that kind of[...]do you need predicatibility?’’ Clements asked the audience. He advis- ed people to choose a career based upon the type of personality they have, and not on glamour[...]TV jobs don’t pay very well, ex- cept a few at the top,”’ he said. Clements talked for a few mi[...]wanted to know about his flying career—what it is like, the danger, and the assignments he has now. A few questions were abou[...]ing as a career. Former attorney general visits By James Gilbert The Voice Ramsey Clark, former U.S. attorney general under President Lyndon B. Johnson, was the featured speaker at last Wednesday’s Speakers Forum. The long-time civil rights activist was greeted by a standing-room only audience in the Student Union Lounge as he spoke on the beginnings of the civil rights move- ment in legislation during the 1960’s. Calling the 1960’s ‘‘The Best of Times and the Worst of Times,’’ he reflected on the problems he encountered during the passing of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Civil Rights Act of 1968. “\| think they were times when American moral character was at its fever pitch, the highest level it ever was,’’ Clark said. He spoke on his experiences in Selma, Alabama during the civil rights movement in 1965. In Selma only one percent of the black population was registered to vote. An all-out roundup was launched to register voters. The drive spurred riots that caused tens of millions of dollars in damage and 36 deaths. By the end of the roundup only two percent were registered. By 1968, bet- ter than 70 percent were registered. “The noblest quest of people in my lifetime was the civil rights movement.”’ Clark also discussed sexism: ‘‘We Ramsey Clark couldn’t see the beauty or theis no human experience like hunger.”’ Clark, the first attorney general to op- pose the death penalty finished with his concept of the great character flaw of the American people: their glorification of the power of violence. ‘‘Where is the in- tellect, where is your heart that you can find no other way other than violence?’’ he asked the crowd. Student & Staff Discounts Cameras & Acc[...]tion, Clements said ‘‘search and rescue’’ is the most dangerous aspect of his job. ‘‘A few years ago some men tried to cross the flooded Verde River in a pickup truck,’’ he explained. ‘‘Two of the men swam to safety, but one was stranded in the truck.”’ Clements had to quickly form a plan of attack. The truck could move at any time and wash the man away. A deputy sheriff was strapped to the helicopter skids, Clements flew low over the emers- ed truck, and the deputy was able to pull the man to safety. “I'll carry stories like these with me till I’m old and gray,’’ he says. The helicopter reporter has flown all over the state. He frequently refers to his job as ‘‘very dynamic and exciting.’’ He is on call 24 hours a day. Some days nothing is happening and he is able to take it easy, but most weeks he works an average 50 to 60 hours. His personal life is obviously affected. He lives 1.92 miles from the station and is often unable to make plans.[...]during national By James Gilbert The Voice Representatives from IBM held their national promotion of the IBM PS2 fair on Oct. 24 on the campus mall area. Under the blue and white canopy, students and faculty found out the best prices on IBMs. “This is the lowest price that you can get on a computer, even[...]nold Braasch, IBM collegiate representative. IBM is once again on the forefront of technology with its new PS2. Due to its new micro-channel architecture, the PS2 is far more advanced than the old XTs and ATs. “‘The new system processes infor- mation faster and allows a greater ex- pandability,’’ Braasch said. The PS2 fair is one of the largest promotional displays in the country. It travels around the nation setting up at colleges and universities to[...]m 48 to Lovers Delight! mag Put the bite on the Best Selling, Best Tasting, High Side Ou Fiber Cookie in America. information about IBM gives school the business Upon returning from a 12-hour day last year, he was immediately sent to San Francisco to cover the earthquake. “I spent four days in just the clothes on my back,”’ he said. With no background in broadcasting or journalism, Clements seized the oppor- tunity for his present job. He said theis the kind of business you are thrown into and have to survive. It is a show and tell for grownups.”’ Clements’ job ‘‘is fun, exciting and dynamic.’’ He enjoys being part of a medium that can bring information to the masses and recommends it for anyone who likes pressure and adventure. The pilot admited he has ‘‘one foot in broadcasti[...]’’ He loves his job but ‘‘it might not be the last thing I do,’’ he concluded. Clements ha[...]driver’s license. He has logged 9,000 miles in the air. promotional fair 52 percent off on ha[...]oftware,’’ Braasch said. Aside from offering the lowest prices on IBMs, the fair also tries to increase the awareness of IBMs and their impact in today’s b[...]BMs or IBM compatibles,”’ Braasch said. This is the first semester IBM has expanded its resources to offer com- munity college students thethe largest computer labs in the United States,” Braasch said. IBM executives f[...]epresentative program well enough to better serve the community college level. “There is now a larger number of students going to communit[...]ts And Much More!!! Located at 6611 W. Peoria in the ABCO shopping center Phone 486-3375 The Diviners Performances will be at 8 p.m. Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 7 and 8. 2 p.m. on Dec. at the Performing Arts Center. The ticket prices are $5 for general admissio[...]
	Voice Movember 5, 1990 Atmosphere put on diet By Joyce Barton The Voice “Humanity is conducting an unintend- ed, uncontrolled, globall[...]econd only to nuclear war.”’ This was one of the messages projected on an overhead projector byby the chemistry department, and was part of the national ‘‘Billion Pound Diet Week.’” Gordon is a policy analyst for the Union of Concerned Scientists in the Climate Change and Energy Policy Pro- gram based in Washington, D.C. “The Billion Pound Diet’’ refers to the need to reduce trapped atmospheric car- bon dioxide by one billion pounds an- nually. Gordon urgently prescribed transportation alternatives as the most ef- fective way an individual can begin trim- ming the excess carbon dioxide. A greenhouse effect is created when gases in the atomsphere admit the sun’s rays, but trap heat radiated back by the Earth. The accumulation of greenhouse gases will likely cause the earth’s temperature to rise at an unprecedented rate. “It is like the blankets we put on our bed,’’ Gordon explaine[...]ortable. Adding 20 or more would be comparable to the greenhouse effect.’’ Transportation is one area of concern because it is not improving. U.S. transportation needs are clim[...]re far exceeding all improvements because our use is increasing. Even with our advances in cleaner gas[...]than ever are buying cars and driving more miles, the speaker said. By carpooling a person would save energy by 66 percent. Vanpooling would save 83 percent, and 42 percent is saved by using the bus. Admitting she was touching a sore spot, Gor[...]tries: ‘“We pay too little for our energy and the level of taxation is small. The only ones that pay less are the Mid East countries.” European countries use their automobiles, on the average, 50 percent less than the U.S. They pay five to seven times more in fuel an[...]ation more feasible, Gordon continued. More money is put into mass transportation alter- natives that give people a choice. The U.S. is an automobile society, Gordon says. People in thi[...]longer have freedom. When prices are low, there is no reason for people to carpool or find other way[...]Voice places second at contest Sometimes we at The Voice just have to face the fact that we’re good. On October 27, The Voice competed in the Journalism Association of Communi- ty College’s[...]nce, and walked away with a second-place award in the Generai Ex- cellence category. The Voice was up against other com- munity colleges from California and Arizona. Close to 100 schools attended the conference. The Voice won 10 awards in all, but the General Excellence award was by far the most significant, especially after last year’s[...]Tage ai 8.88, Rockey 8 B2 PLUS paid off.’’ The Voice managed one first-place award in the feature writing category. Former Editor Rainey Holloway took the honors with a feature story she wrote last year o[...]ce-live front page design). Phil Mateer, who was The Voice ad- viser last year, was surprised to win the award. “The competition at the JACC con- ference is so tough, that I didn’t really ex- pect us to place that high,’’ he said. The award follows a first-place finish by The Voice at last spring’s Rocky Mountain Collegiat[...]News Shorts Spring schedule available today The 1991 spring semester class schedule is now available. Students interested may pick up a copy today between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the CIAR building. Copies will also be distributed through Valley National Banks. November vacation is for everyone The campus will be closed during the week of Thanksgiving to allow a ma- jor re-wiring[...]s Day, Nov. 12. Blood drive bites all time high The Phi Theta Kappa blood drive last week broke an all-time record of 138 pints of blood from doners on campus. The blood drive is a semi-annual event and will be held again in the spring. ‘Networking’ is key to job placement “Is your net working?’’ will be the title of an Employment Talks workshop by Jane Lance, partner of Nelson Harper & Associates, at 1 p.m. Nov. 12 in the Student Union. Lance will discuss jobs that are filled by word of mouth, successful can- didates who do not wait for opportunities, and how to create opportunities by meeting people. She will also cover learning to[...]newtwork and realizing how its potential can make the difference. Free forums on burglary and violence The final two of six Crime Prevention Seminars will be held on Nov. 14 in the Student Union Council Chambers. The first seminar will be held at 1 p.m. and will cover domestic violence. The second is burglary prevention and will be held at 6 p.m. K[...]Crime Prevention Association, will be speaking at the seminars. Taking risks creates valuable skill E[...]featured in Employment Talks Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. in the Student Union. Erickson will explain how risk-taking is one of the most important skills that we possess. Learn the skills to take worthwhile risks that will help yo[...]cessful in life. Homestay program seeking hosts The Institute for Training and Development is looking for families interested in hosting a student from El Salvador from Nov. 10 to Jan. 12, 1991. The twenty young women will be participating in a Small Business Train- ing Program on campus for ten months. The purpose is to allow the women to experience American life and improve Eng[...]Dora Hernandez or Ruth Allen at 435-3270. The Voice Classified Typing word processing resum[...]la Huggins, 59th Ave. and Missouri, 7 days a week by ap- pointment only, accuracy (Cruise Ship Jobs[...]anity udents or Stu vw Maricopa Cc Colleges is Friday Services Office SS
	6 Feature November 5, 1990 Voice Center is literally a good idea By Barbara Schripsema The Voice Want to be a tutee? The Learning Assistance Center (LAC) has the tutors if you need some help with your studies.[...]tutors,’’ said Alice Estrada, coordinator of the LAC and Literacy Center. “‘We also have some[...]master teacher with Rio Salado Community College, the whole center is a part- nership which includes GCC, Rio Salado Community College, the Arizona Supreme Court and Adult Proba- tion Offic[...]n and are allowed an hour of tutoring per week in the LAC. They must also be assessed before using the services. Kroeger said the center does tend to get crowded throughout the week. The busiest times are usually bet- ween 9-2 p.m. and then it drops off until early evening. The LAC also contacts the students’ instructors, to get feedback about their strengths and weaknesses in the subjects they are being tutored in. Students can go to the center to make up tests, pro- vided they have obt[...]ts. Unfortunate- ly, there isn’t enough room in the building, and students have to be in the same room with students who are be- ing tutored. There is also a computer lab and an ESL (English as a Second Language) program available. The Literacy Center, which is the other part of the center, is able to offer, to students or anyone in the com- munity, extended tutoring time because there are main- ly volunteer tutors. “One of the problems with tutoring is students not showing up,’’ said Ed McDonald, Vista volunteer in the AL Khe allen bentonite je eplattoe ent[...]h Classic tld consider the new, affordable Macintosh® Classi Literacy Center. He said an invitational letter is going to be sent out to people who filled out app[...]essment tests and haven’t shown up yet. One of the programs offered by the Literacy Center is PALS (Principle of the Alphabet System), which is funded by the Arizona Supreme Court for adults on probation. A new course, the ALA series (American Language Academy), is a software program with cultural and historical a[...]study for their General Education Diploma (GED), is also available for ' Here's a cheap roommate = NOU Cerner Na con os 4 Photo by Wanda Pippet/Velce Chris Burgess, a business administration major, is tutored in geography by Ann Pratt, LAC faculty member. interested members of the community. Students may work as tutors only if they have receiv- ed either an A or B in the course they want to help other students in, accor[...]da. Some instructors even spend time tutoring in the center. Literacy Center tutors must attend training classes, in order to tutor students. The LAC is located in the Liberal Arts Building. Assistance is available Monday-Thursday 8-8 p.m., Fri- day 8-1 p.m. The Literacy Center offers instruction on Monday- Thu[...]0-megabyte hard disk. Just plug everything in and the Macintosh Classic is ready 1, Decause the system software is already installed’ And, thanks to the Macintosh Mputer’s legendary ease of[...]e up and running in no time Like every Macintosh, the Classic can run thousands of available applications that all n the same, consistent way-—so once you've learned on[...]heap roommate that doesn’t have trouble sharing The Ay SuperDnve “standard equipment with every Mac[...]r For further information visit Sharon Grant at the Innovation Center or call 435-3477 po[...]
	Voice Movember 5, 1990 Feature By Brenna Jones The Voice Lee Springer walked into his office wearin[...]some of Springer’s photographs will be shown at the Phoenix Library on the northeast cor- ner of Central and McDowell. Both Beatitudes, a church and nursing home, and the Glendale Public Library have featured his photographs during the last few months. Springer’s office walls displ[...]ey were matted and hung in rows, covering most of the wall space. “I have boxes and boxes of photos[...]ing around.’’ Springer said. Springer was in the Navy during World War II, and later retired from the Air Force after 18 years of service. He is 65, married and has three children and six grandc[...]erested in photography, but it has only been over the past ten years that he has actually devoted more time to it. Traveling to Berlin during the first week of July, sup- plied Springer with a variety of photos. Most of the photos taken, show the differences bet- ween East and West Germany. “It_ was interesting to see all of the differences bet- ween East and West Berlin,’’[...]k was at Checkpoint Charlie, a sym- bolic spot in the Berlin Wall knocked down by the East German government Another photo shows a building in East Germany. \| Photo by \| Wanda ______' Pippet Iron bars had been removed and holes in the wall, where the wall had once existed, could be seen. The debris of the wall lay all around. Springer col- lected a few p[...]splay with his photos. “You could see some of the contrast, that I felt was just fascinating,’’ Springer said. Most of the photos taken show the contrast between East and West Germany. The debris of the wall lay all around. Springer col- lected a few p[...]a lot of traveling with his wife, who teaches at The American Graduate School of Interna tional Management. She is a political scientist whe specializes in western Europeon politics. Currently, Springer is working on another showing of photos he took while in Paris. “The photos are of the old, the new, the ordinary, and the extraordinary of Paris,’’ he said. Huge model/talent blow-out planned for spring By Barbara Cage The Voice “Everyone has a chance’’ at a modeling career. That is the opinion of Lee Cavitt, owner of Stella Hat- chett[...]e in our model/talent blow-out this spring, which is going to be huge,”” Cavitt said. ‘‘We’r[...]best casual/sportswear, and best formal wear All the sponsors are lined up.”’ Cavitt said similar shows by production companies or local modeling schools an[...]n run as high as $375 a person. However, because the community col- lege is a non-profit organization its main objective is “*getting the information to the desirous populace who want to find out about the legitimate industry.”’ According to Cavitt, the guests will be basically the same as at his recent symposium held on campus: R[...]tographer Chris King. A video producer who was in the audience at the symposium will also be a guest speaker. Cavitt s[...]ct people who have been turned away from modeling by bad experiences. He does not think the money people invest in model/talent schools is worth it He is currently working to get committees set up to regulate laws concerning the model/talent agencies. Cavitt pointed out that rejection isthe ability to sell yourself are important. ‘There isis acting. You have to play the character to sell the part.’’ For the next year, Cavitt will be teaching a new pro- gram exclusively at Phoenix College. The classes will cost $55 and will be held on Wednesd[...]and run six weeks beginning Jan. 23. Registration is open, and Cavitt recommends that aspiring models register early. Those interested in being showcased in the spring model/talent blow-out may request an application by writing to: Lee Cavitt, P.O. Box 1907, Gle[...]
	[...]oice Diviners to play Performing Arts Center By Elleen Greiss The Voice “We're looking for a ‘30s vintage Schw[...]e,’’ said Virginia Ludders, director of ‘‘The Diviners,’’ the next presentation of the Theatre Arts Department. She said that finding the bike will pro- bably be the hardest part of outfitting the cast for this Depression Days story which will be presented in late November and early December. The cast became better acquainted with their characters and stage positions dur- ing the first ‘‘blocking’’ rehearsal at the Performing Arts Center. “*T have told the cast to rent the video tape ‘Places in the Heart,’ ’’ Ludders said. ‘‘The people, the setting, the economic level of the town are the same as those in our production.”’ She explained the unique set design with special lighting and several stage levels. The ‘‘props’’ will mostly be in the imagination of the audience. The costumes will be made by the cast. “I’ve taken parts from different pat- t[...]said, ‘‘and put them together to get exactly the look we need.”’ She said she’ll have a hard time trying to find work shoes that don’t have rub- In the story, the focus of the first act is on young Buddy Layman, played by Steve McClellen. Buddy carries so heavy a burden[...]f as ‘‘he’’ instead of ‘‘I.’’ In the poor rural town in Indiana where the story takes place, Buddy is accepted for what he is. Not so with the main character, C. C. Showers, played by returning student, Matthew Kerby. Showers, a new[...]him and start life anew as an auto mechanic. But the townfolk won’t let him. Thirsting for a preache[...]ritual leader. Elizabeth Snyder, whose character is Darlene Henshaw, the town flirt, said of this depiction of people impo[...]ective will on someone else, ‘‘It teaches you the importance of allowing people to be what they want to be.”’ “The Diviners,’’ written by Jim Leonard Jr., won the American College Theater Festival award for script writing in the late 1980s. Performances will be at 8 p.m. on No[...]er soles or other modern appearance. 0" Dec. 2 at the Performing Arts Center. Photo by Karl Kunsman/Velce Virginia Ludders (far left) runs through the ‘‘Diviners” rehearsal with several cast mem[...]hibit reflects relationship to nature ~ Photo by Kari Kunsman/Weice Artist Mirta Hamilton will display her exhibit Mirta 90, Prints and Drawings in the Student Union today through Nov. 16. CHALLENGE Y[...]ng layout page design copy editing You can start by taking: BNewswriting JRN 201 Newsroom Activities JRN 215 (Class that produces The Voice) @Media & Society MCO 120 Production of the Small Publication JRN 133 Photo Journalism ART 135 sprereeneameannetaycseeeremmmensanrn seep By Marc de Celle The Voice The sound of Segovia drifts through the afternoon shadows in the courtyard of the Fine Arts building. There are no students; it is a balmy autumn Saturday, two days before the opening of her show, Prints and Drawings, and Mirta Hamilton is putting the finishing touches on a few final pieces. She has[...], painting them part fire, part pastel, preparing the press where they are transformed into permanent,[...]brush strokes, chalk shadings and finger smears. The results are at once primitive and sophisticated,[...]animals blend into clouds, and where one ends and the next begins is not always cer- tain. Standing in a room surrounded by Hamilton’s work, you begin entering a different[...]y to wonder what presences might be found amongst the deserts, skies and forests, were we capable of perceiving them. When asked about the meaning of her work, Hamilton speaks in a strong[...]ed with her since moving to California at age 13. The message is enthusiastic, but nonetheless vague; it is ethereal, like her art: ‘‘I love to work with[...]tro Parkway E. Phoenix, Az 85051 IN METRO CENTER the relationship of the figure to the land, the an- thropomorphic qualities of the animals and the earth, where the figures take on the characteristics of the land- scape.”’ Her conversation wanders thro[...]ssion and imagination, like one of her images. As the settings move from ‘‘the influence of the Indians that you feel in the high plains around Flagstaff’’ to the Yugoslavian coast, where ‘“‘you sit on the mountains above the bay and the stars fall into the sea,’’ it becomes clear that her thoughts and art flow from the same well. Hamilton spent her childhood in Yugoslavia, where she saw firsthand the destructive and corrupting in- fluence that communism can have. Her family’s estate, built by her great grandfather, was partially confiscated under the regime of Marshall Tito. Nonetheless, what she remembers most from her childhood are the elements of nature that stirred her early artisti[...]er of Arts from NAU. She has exhibited throughout the southwest well as ASU, the Phoenix Art Museum and several prestigious Scotts[...]es. Mirta 90, Prints and Drawings opens today in the Stu- dent Union building, and will run through Nov. 16. The opening reception begins at 6 pm and will last until 8 pm. The event is free of charge and will include refreshments and accoustical jazz by the three piece band Outta Hand. SILK SCREEN[...]
	Voice Movember 5, 1990 By Barbara Schripsema The Voice A night of Hispanic celebration, featur- i[...](Hispanic Night) will be at 8 p.m. on Nov. 10 at the Perform- ing Arts Center. The entire show will be performed in Spanish and last about two hours. Admis- sion is $2. Performers include Spanish 101 and 102 stude[...]foreign language instructor and a per- former in the show, the goal of the presentation is to ‘‘promote awareness and sensitivity among the foreign language students, staff, faculty and students at large.’’ She feels it is important for the show to be performed in Spanish to help reduce the sense of ethnic isolation on campus and to show that the negative stereotype of monolinguism (knowing only one language) can be broken by the students. “*Students are learning and at the same time enjoying themselves,’ said Dr. John Griggs, foreign language instructor, who also performs in the show. Arts & Entertainment Noche Hispana promotes unity He said the performers have been rehearsing about four times[...]le together who have similar interests and expose the community to a variety of folklore and customs.[...]Other performers in- clude Bonnie Toigo from the music department and Joyce Story, a foreign language instructor who will be reciting poetry. The Valley’s Spanish television station, KTVW, will be covering the event. Tickets are available at the cashier’s of- fice and at the Performing Arts Center the night of the show. For more information contact Dr. Griggs at[...]Bel Winemiller, Linda Landrum, and John Griggs. By Jason Shadrick Aries (March 21-April brightens,[...]take in- Choral ensemble to play first concert By Barbara Cage The Voice The choral ensemble and the chamber singers will be presen- ting their first choral concert Fri- day evening. The choral ensemble con- ducted by Dr. Peggy Licon will perform concert choir works by Michael Haydn, Vaughan Williams, and John Rutter “‘We’re privileged to have the opportunity to work with many talented young peop[...]to invite our friends on cam- pus to come and see the work they do,’’ Dr. Licon said. The chamber singers, con- ducted by Janet Carlsen, will perform a number of early madrigals and the Arizona premier of ‘‘Mercy Song’’ by Jackson Berkey who is the pianist of the popular group Manheim Steamroller. The per- formance will be at 8 p.m. Oct. 26 in the Performing Arts Center. Tetag ovriblescof-er[...]22): Unorthodox procedure brings desired results. The cops have you on video tape though. Leo (July 23[...]al role, or was that an instrument. ADVERTISE IN THE VOICE New/Used VINYL M[...]nter #140 486-2625 TAPES mission is free.[...]Campus Entertainment Band performance scheduled The Glendale College Community Band will continue its second season with its second concert on Tuesday. The band will be performing the music of Williams. Music from the films Raiders of the Lost Arc and The Empire Strikes Back will be performed. The Olympic Fanfares will also be included along with[...]ery serious literature,’” said John Thrasher, the founder and director of the band. Thrasher began the band 16 years ago with only a handful of members. The band not only performs throughout Arizona, but al[...]ces. Tuesday’s concert will begin at 8 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. Ad- “Voices” opens at Asu West The drama ‘‘Voices”’ by Susan Griffin is the inaugural production of the West Valley Theatre Series at ASU West. ‘‘Voices examines the lives of five women, each of whom is facing some crisis in life,’ said director Don[...]ver makes commitment. You’ll learn to live with the rhyming. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Short trip[...]rget. You have something worth nothing. If today is your birthday, Happy Birthday John
	[...], 1990 Voice Football 5-2; bowl bid possible By Jeff Wendt The Voice The college football team closes out thethe Gauchos (5-2), rank- ed 13th nationally, faced Ea[...]ge in a pivotal game. A win would mean a berth in the Valley of the Sun Bowl on December \| at Phoenix College. “It[...]e win against Eastern, we get an automatic bid to the bowl game,”’ Kersting said. Kersting added that to win the game at Eastern, the Gauchos needed to control their top wide receiver[...]score their points.’” Homecoming means win The Gauchos know when they play in front of a big cro[...]. While racking up 329 yards in total of- fense, the Gauchos held Arizona Western College to 18 first-half points as they defeated the Matadors 29-18. ‘We played very well in the first half, then stalled some in the second half,’’ Kersting said. Freshman runn[...]’ Kersting said. Kersting also gives credit to the offen- sive line for the great job they have done. “The line has improved since the Mesa game, and it’s due to line coaches Kelly E[...]running back Pierre Jones rushed for 101 yards in the first half, the Gauchos held him to 42 yards in the second half. “After the first half, we changed the defensive gameplan around,”’ Kersting said. ‘‘We knew they were running at the tight end, so we shifted the defense around to play around the tight end.’’ The Gauchos had seven different players score. Three touchdowns were scored by the run, two by way of the pass, and one field goal. Dixie rips Gauchos The home finale for the Gauchos was not a sweet one as the Rebels from Dixie College amassed 309 yards on the ground and four touchdowns by Rebel running back Kalin Hall, to give Dixie the 38-24 victory. “The defense I felt started out real tenative,’’ K[...]owns came in Boxing address to fans Commentary By Jeff Wendt The Voice Since all the reporters and writers and 1eavyweight boxing contenders are mak- ng their ‘‘State of the Heavyweight Divi- sion’’ speech, I might as well make mine 30. After seeing the Buster Dougias- Evander Holyfield closed-circuit fight Yet. 25, I only have one thing to say ivout the heavyweight division It’s becoming a menace. Buster Douglas was the biggest fluke ever to stumble into the heavyweight ti- tle, all because Mike Tyson wante[...]las did just that. He defeated Mike Tyson in what is being billed the biggest upset in boxing history. But in a matter[...]y turned into greed and disregard as Douglas lost the heavyweight title to Holyfield. Not to take anyt[...]ouglas came in out of shape and only caring about the $24 million he would receive after the fight. Now Holyfield must contend with the rest of the heavyweight division. Holyfield’s first test w[...]George Foreman in April. Foreman, I hate to say, is another big fluke. He may have been one of the best fighters in the 70’s, but now in 1990, he weighs 250 pounds, be[...]ke Holyfield. Unmercifully, Foreman will be beat by iolyfield because Holyfield is one of the strongest fighters in the heavyweight divi- sion and can throw the big punch when needed. Now comes the ‘‘Ironman’’: Iron Mike Tyson, the former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. Now he’s just a contender. He asked for[...]no-name opponents for big-time bucks and ducking the best the world had to of- fer in Holyfield So he fought Buster Douglas and got canned in the ninth round in Tokyo. He deserved that because s[...]make him look bad. Now he’s faced with one of the biggest problems of his career. He’s a contender again, and fighting the same style as George Foreman does. He now fights[...]onents for peanuts But for a year Tyson, who had the belt, was ducking the number one contender in Holyfield. When Douglas beat Tyson, that changed the whole heavyweight division. Now Tyson has to wai[...]eman in April of 1991 to get his second chance at the heavyweight title. But Tyson’s wait may be goo[...]just as long as he had to wait to get his shot at the title. So now, what does this all boil down to?[...]I want you.”” Foreman: He’d better eat all the ham- burgers he wants now before Holyfield embarrasses him in the center of the ring. Holyfield: A long title reign which he deserves, after all the time he waited for Tyson to give him a shot at the most coveted title in sports. Douglas: A happy l[...]ted in just seven minutes after being embarrassed by Holyfield. Photo by Karl Kunsman/Welce Marcus Dickson is stopped short of the end zone in a Western States league game versus Dixie. The Gauchos were defeated by the Rebels 38-24. the first half on runs of 20, 1, and 2 yards. His fourth of the game came with 19 seconds left on a l-yard run. “‘We tried every defense in the book,”’ Kersting said. ‘‘We tried to blit[...]t,’’ Simmons said. ‘‘But at any point in the game we could have blown it wide open.” Notes... The Gauchos have been the least penalized team in the league. They have only been penalized 31 times for 281 yards. Simmons is now number two in pass- ing efficiency with a 128.38 rating. Linebacker Mike Swayda is tied for the league lead in fumble recoveries with three. Defensive back Mark Brown ranks third in the league in unassisted tackles with 29, and tenth i[...]LLION PESOS SPENDING MONEY. TO ENTER. JUST VISIT the JOSTENS RING DISPLAY NOVEMBER 1 TO NOVEMBE[...]
	[...]ports 11 Volleyball gains berth into regionals By Mike ﬂouting The Lady Gauchos will be going to the Region 1 Tournament Nov. 9and 10 after a Friday night game with Yavapai Com- munity College. The Gauchos rolled over Phoenix with a score of 15~1.[...]ecord. According to Sheryl Nobley. head coach of the Gauchos. “We just totally crushed them. overpow[...]obyn Preach served 12 straight points in a row in the first game." "All of the starters did well and in the second game the freshmen played. with Wendy Harrison playing well at the net and Molly Lee serving seven points in a row with four being aces,“ Nobley said. “hi the third game everyone played. with Leandrca Gaff doing a good job set- ting in both the second and third game and Michelle Frausto having a good pass ing match.“ the head coach said. Central Arizona beat the Gauchos Oct. 27 with scores of 15-13, 8—15. 9-15.15-9. 14-16. “1t was the worst game of the season; our kids were emotionally tired from playing Scottsdale and Mesa in the same week," Nobley said. “We made a lot of mistakes. making it a very disappointing loss.“ Mesa fell to the Gauchos Oct. 26. with the Gauchos taking the game in four sets. Mesa lost with scores of 1614. 15-10. 415. 15-10. giving the Gauchos a victory. “It was a very emotional ga[...]them we would be tied in third,” Nobley said. The whole starting line-up played well during the game. giving the Gauchos the victory. Included in the line-up were Megan Strong. Robyn Preach. Teresa T[...]1y. Amber Gray and Stacc) Ainley. Phoeni\ “as the next to fall to the Gauchos Oct. 20. by scores of 15-5. 15-10. 1571 with all of the miners being praised for their play. Arizona Wes[...]e of15-6, 15—12. 15-11. Outstanding players in the game were No. 9 Molly Lee and No. 4 Megan Strong[...]a Lilly and No. 5 Brandi Grimes for their play at the net. The Gauchos lost to Scottsdale in a Soccer finishes second again By Jon Wondt The Vorca For the second straight year, the college soccer team is a bridesmaid, and not the bride. Last year it was Pima Communi- ty College that kept the Gauchos from the Region 1 championship. This year. it was the domination of the Yavapai Roughriders that kept the Gauchos from the title. Eighteen minutes into the game. the Gauchos“ Mike Muraviov was red-carded. forcing the team to play with 10 players the rest of the way. The Gauchos (96-2) were defeated by Yavapai 6-1 in the title game of the Region 1 tournament on Oct. 27. “To be honest.[...]ttle harder. it might have made a dif- ference." The road to the tournament was rough. The Gauchog had to defeat Scottsdale Community College on Oct. 20 to have any chance to make the Region 1 tournament. In a very hard—fought game by both teams, the Gauchos defeated Scottsdale 1—0. “We played well enough to win and help our chances." Watson said. The win by the Gauchos gave them a chance to make the playoffs. Then, a brawl during the Mesa Communi- ty College and Pima Community College game forced it to be aban- doned, elevating the Gauchos and Mesa into the playoffs. The Gauchos faced Mesa in an elimination game. with the winner to face Yavapai. The Gauchos won. 2-0. only to be defeated by Yavapai. “Of course the kids would have liked to have won first. but with 14 freshman on the team, it was good to be up where we were this sea[...]“We played as a team and pulled together. This is a great group of players to work with." he said.[...]r 439-4000 --------—--—--¥------ -------- The Ultimate 50 Wings & Large Cheese Pizza SS12 so.[...]95 +IA\ “Monday . ight" Football Special "The Ultimate“ 50 Wings 8.; Large Cheese Pizza 5 1[...]e-i Imll‘.) I —-—--——- ---S J-- Photo by Kerry Torah/Volc- Gaucho Brandi Grimes (No. 5) spikes the ball over the not against Mesa Community College. The Gauchos defeated Mesa in four games. very contro[...]cores of 15—13. 15-12. 10-15. 17-19, 11-15. “The fourth game had match point 15-14. We were serving. The volley was going on. Robyn Preach fell. we hit the ball 0\ er the net, Scottsdale shanked it. it was going out of bounds and then the down referee blew the whistle.“ Nobley said. “Our girl was down and the referee wasn‘t sure if she was injured. If she wouldn't have blown the whistle we would have won. That game went to 17-19 and they won the last game 17-11," she said. “It was the best game ofthe season for intensity le\e1 and they played with heart." Scores for the Friday night game against Yavapai were not available at press time. Runners gearing for regiona/s By Jon Graham Spools! to the Voice The men‘s and women's college cross country teams are busily preparing for the Regional Championships, which are be- ing held on[...]time. Head Coach Randy Espinoza feels good about the final meet of the season. “I’m looking for good individual per- formances so they can end the season on a high note." Espinoza said. Both the men's and women‘s teams are coming off a strong performance at their last conference meet of the season against Scottsdale Community College and Phoenix College on Oct. 28 at Papago Park. The men's team finished in first place while the women‘s team took second in the meet. “Papago is a hilly course, which makes it a tough place to run at." Espinoza said. With the course conditions and an .unexpectedly hot day. w[...]of 96 degrees, men’s runner Chuck Harvey broke the course record by 20 seconds while winning the race for the Gauchos. Phil Jorgenson placed second and Dale Houkek finished fourth. sealing the Gauchos' victory. The women's team was led by Andrea McKenzie. who ﬁnished second in leading the Gauchos past Scottsdale. although they lost to Ph[...]za feels his teams could have a strong showing at the regional meet. He looks for the men's team to ﬁnish as high as second. which could give the team an automatic berth into the national championships. On the other hand. Espinoza is expec- ting the women's team to ﬁnish fourth or fifth overall. The coach also feels that two runners have a strong chance at making the na- tional meet on Nov. 17 in Berbard. North Carolina: Harvey and McKensie. The top two teams will advance into the national meet. Spoﬂswire MW Women's tonnlo uyouu The women's tennis team will be conducting tryouts on Thursday at the tennis courts. All those interested should contact Ray Simpson at the C.1.A.R. Building or call 435-3097 Seem mm nnnou[...]eshmen Robby McCarty and Charlie Simmons. Making the second team were Everett King, Brandon Morrell. and Andy Smotherrnan. Also. McCarty was named the MVP of the conference which could give him a chance a[...]
	[...]Thefts can try to patrol there more often,”’ the security chief said. Here are some helpful hints from the Glendale Police on how not to make it easy for thieves. Key Sense Lock your car and pocket the key, whether you leave for several minutes or several hours. Make sure the win- dows are rolled up. Never leave an ID tag o[...]leave a key with a parking attendant, leave only the ignition key. eProtect your things Keep everything of value in the trunk. If you leave anything inside, make sure it[...]Don’t leave important papers or credit cards in the glove compartment. eHave a C.B., C.D. player, or[...]if it happens to you If your car, truck, or bike is stolen or tampered with, report it to the Glendale Police and campus security im- mediately[...]a vehicle identification program on campus or in the community to etch VIN numbers on windows or other[...]Work with student government, campus police, or the alumni association to develop a ‘“‘lease-a-[...]chers loses 200 pounds, or 10 pounds each, there is a SO percent refund. If the employee keeps off the weight for six more months an additional 25 percent is refunded. As the ribbons are being passed out, members who had lost weight are acknowledged by their name, how much they have lost and by group applause. Suddenly, Sanchez stated that fo[...]ld be deducted for clothes and shoes. Pinch asked the group, “Should we make that a policy?’’ Again, everyone laughed. After all the ribbons were given out, Pinch happily explained that the group had already lost 161 pounds and their goal[...]nds. ‘‘Piece of cake,”’ came a shout from the back. Immediately another member laughed and said, ‘‘Don’t use that expression.”’ Once again the group laughed. The meeting continued with a pop quiz on the day’s topic, ‘Behavior Modificatin.”’ Pinch assured the group that there were no wrong answers. She state[...]h food. One question was ‘‘What type of food is eaten dur- ing vacation?’’ One person respond[...]t- ly, so why not pay them up front, Gordon says. The per- sonal automobile doesn’t have to be eliminated, but there is a necessity for a harder look at alternatives. C[...]n enough people express their need for something, the service will be there, the speaker says. Gordon concluded by handing the audience a personal Billion Pound Diet tally sheet, which asked for a com- mitment to help reduce the carbon dioxide emissions. GREAT GAMES PIZZA 1 m[...]: Across from J.C. Penney in Valley West mall. At the corner of 59th Ave. and Northern. Games,[...]t?’’ One member responded, ‘‘soup.’” The main reason for these discussions is to help the members see why they eat and how they relate to the event or situation. Pinch, who has lost 72 pounds and has kept it off for 20 years, explained that the Weight Watchers program includes nutrition, behav[...]nd group support. Joann Pell also explained that the main reason the pro- gram works so well is because it provides many mechanics to increase we[...]lost a total of 2000 pounds. According to Pell, the program is also medically safe, with the average person losing 1-2 pounds a week. She explained that only 5 percent of the people actually keep off the weight from liquid diets, while 10-15 percent keep off the weight for Weight Watchers. ‘‘I believe Weight Watchers is a safe program. It’s healthy. It doesn’t ex- clude any of the food groups.’’ Sanchez also enjoys the meetings. He states, ‘‘The small investment of time and money are certainly worth the extended year of life. It’s fun and a good chan[...]eived her master’s degree in Public Policy from the University of California, Berkeley. As an undergraduate at the University of Colorado, Boulder, she specialized[...]perience in energy and en- vironmental issues and is publishing a book about the high social cost of the U.S. transportation policy. The Union of Concerned Scientists is a nonprofit organization of nearly 100,000 scientists and other citizens concerned about the impact of advanced technology on society.[...]
	Two student attacks on campus Joni Kowitz The Voice Two women have been attacked: One beaten and one sexually assaulted in two unrelated incidents on the cam- pus south parking lots Nov. 6. The first occurred at 1:15 p.m. when an 18 year-old f[...]ssualted and robbed while ap- proaching her car. The victim, who requested her name be witheld, was attacked and thrown to the ground, given two black eyes and other body injuries by a former boyfriend. A police report taken by Glendale Police Officer Layne Slapper stated that the assailant also stole a gym bag and several pieces[...]rity Eileen Johnston, there were no witnesses and the victim reported the assault immediately. ‘The victim came alone and a campus report has been made,’’ Johnston said. The former boyfriend was not a student from cam- pus and the victim is pressing charges against the suspect. The second attack occurred approximately 6 p.m. on the same day. A 21-year-old woman, a student fr[...]oached from behind while unlocking her car door. The victim was then forced inside the car and sexual- ly assaulted at knifepoint. The assailant then fled on foot into an unknown direction. A composite drawing from the Glendale Police Department has been released of the suspect. He is described as a white male, 35-40 years old, six f[...]s a half inch scar near his left eye (see photo). The suspect was last seen wearing a dark blue long sl[...]th on campus for anyone interested in attending. The first one, ‘‘Date Rape and Sexual Assault Preven- tion,’’ will be held at 1 p.m. Dec. 5 in the Student Union Council Chambers. The second is titled ‘‘Self-Defense’’ and will be at 1 p.m. Dec. 12. Both seminars are free and will repeat 6 p.m. the same day. Campus security and Glendale Police ar[...]acci- dent involving student John Husselschwerdt. The accident occured Nov. 12 in front of campus. New bookstore to open near campus By James Gilbert The Voice The mystery of the neon green flyers that were inserted in the last issue of The Voice is finally out. Those flyers were circulated by the College Book Center, an off campus alternative to the college bookstore, scheduled to open Dec. 3. Dave and Janie Vanyo are co-owners of the College Book Center, located four blocks west of campus at 6750 W. Olive, in the Olive Plaza. “Basically our goal is to answer the students’ needs”’ Dave Vanyo said To celebrate their grand opening the Vanyos are hav- ing a drawing. The grand prize winner will receive a semester’s tuition. The runner-up will be awarded with a semester’s use of textbooks. In addition to the drawing there will be free hot dogs and Coke during buy-back week. “I want the students to come in and get to know us,”’ sai[...]rmer Glendale Com- munity College student. “It is great to finally have a choice,’’ said James[...]d save it would be worth it.”” Moore isn’t the only student who is in favor of an off campus bookstore. “T though[...]unying major. ‘‘It stops free enterprise when the school tries to monopolize the bookstore. They are also outrageous; they need the competition to keep them fair.’ How are the Vanyos planning to answer those needs? ‘‘What we are doing is selling students convenience,”’ Dave Vanyo sa[...]t of items that students feel are beneficial, but the institution itself doesn’t agree with.’” The 2400-square-foot building will carry a the text re- quired for GCC classes, plus a wide asso[...]Bookstore Back Page Goddard makes way to campus By Barbara Cage The Voice A crowd gathered around a man in a tan sui[...]ss than 24 hours before election day, in front of the John F. Prince Library on campus. Was he nervous[...]phere and most students seem- ed thrilled to have the opportunity to talk to him. “‘Goddard’s my[...]agher. ‘He took control and eliminated some of the drugs. He’ll take control of the state.” Also a fan of Goddard’s, graphic des[...]hand and thank him for putting an amphitheatre on the west side of town. “‘He showed up at a lot of neighborhood meetings dur- ing the planning stage.’’ she said. Goddard took his[...]cable car to keep him on schedule. Goddard spent the day visiting potential voters. He says he chose t[...]asked about rising college tuition, he said that the purpose of a community college is to make higher education available to everyone, and that jacking up the cost is obviously inconsistent with that. “Fifty percent of the cost is supposed to come from the state. They dropped it to 33 percent, and it’s[...]0 percent would have on this election. Because of the new law of 50 percent-plus-one, Goddard is still in the gover- nor’s race. “I feel pretty good about the election,”’ he said. ‘‘If we can get our[...]on campus about 25 minutes. Security was notified the previous Thursday, but no special precauti[...]
	2 Opinion November 26, 1990 Voice The resurgence of racism in America Some accuse Arizona of being a racist state. The failure of the state to pass a Martin Luther King holiday is offered as proof. Even racists perceive us as racist. The Nationalist Movement, a white-supremacist group, is at- tempting to move its televised programming into Arizona cable outlets. The goal of the group is to “‘repeal state and national King memorials’”’ and to end civil rights. Currently, the Nationalist Movement broadcasts to 30 communities in the nation, and the group will be expanding to channels in Los Angeles and Portland, Ore. Racism is enjoying a resurgence in popularity in America today. There is no shortage of those we can discriminate against.[...]n are changing though. Abraham Lincoln said that the ballot is stronger than the Seriously Social bullet, but it is doubtful he for- saw a day when Americans would use the ballot as a weapon against one another? In Louisiana a GOP can- didate for the U.S. Senate drop- ped out of the race to lessen the chances of victory for former Ku Klux Klan leader[...]uke lost, but he got an astonishing 44 percent of the vote. That was 600,000 votes. Duke’s racist views were well known to the voters. What were these people saying? That there is no room for minorities in this country? Perhaps t[...]in- ferior and should not be treated as equals? The fact is that we are all Americans. Our differences are wh[...]us a cultural phenomenon among nations. America is a special place. It is a country founded with the hope that all people would find equality here.We[...]on- sible for preserving this way of life — not by excluding those who are different, but by em- bracing all Americans as equals. No governor, no Super Bowl: So? By Jason Shadrick The Voice Hundreds of gallons of ink and thousands of trees have been expended in speculation concerning the race for governor. Will Fife Symington become ou[...]fford play in this? Will Arizona be able to keep the Super Bowl? Was that really Elvis at the Circle K the other day? Who cares? We need a governor like we need Mecham to hold a King pep rally. So far, for the past three years, we’ve been doing fine without[...]had to go without a new one, no one would notice the difference. The first good choice for a governor candidate was revealed when the posters for Bart Simpson went “ip. I’m very[...]both very good ex- amples of that. Hell, Simpson is thethe Super Bow! relate to the stupidity of Arizona voters? The people of Arizona were sick and tired of being told what to do by the government and wanted to vote for a King holiday. But when threatened by the National Football League, the people went against themselves and voted down the holiday. What any halfway intelligent person could see was that this was a clear case of manipulation. The people voted it down because they didn’t like being threatened, especially by large out-of-state organizations like the NFL. This is logical, since people tend to do the opposite of a requested action when they’re threatened. Of course, this probably means that the people who voted for the holiday didn’t really want it, but resented threats against voting for it. Confused? So were the voters. What all this comes down to is, we would do better if we didn’t have a gover-[...]what everybody else thinks and vote for whatever the hell they want to. Even if it’s Bart Simpson. 435-3821 that of The Voice. Staff Writers: Joyce A. Barton, Barbara C[...]ographers: James Begay, Karl Kunsman, Kerry Teran The Voice is published every other week: 3,000 copses are distributed free on campus. Display siting is $5 per columm inch. Comact the ing department in The Voice newsroom, Largnege't ‘Arts Building, Room[...]20 Editorial Policy: Unsigned editorials refiect the mapority view of the Editorial Board. Signed editorials reflect the views and opinions of their authors and not r We[...]n Mut) rs Martin Luther King Day and economic terrorism in Arizona By Mike Massung The Voice Now that the elections are over and the Martin Luther King holiday has been voted down, I feel the people who wanted it to pass should take a look at why it didn’t. First of all, connecting the passage of Propositions 301 and 302 to money was[...]back and forth about how much money would be lost by businesses if the MLK Day didn’t pass. Then, prior to election day, rumors said the NFL, a supposed non-political entity, would pull Arizona’s 1993 Super Bowl if the propositions were voted down. This shows just how politics can be influenced by money. - The question is, why should a suppos- ed non-political event like the Super Bowl be affected by the decision of people in their own state? Following the election people all over the country may now view Arizonans as bigots, but the[...]tate allows a holiday doesn’t mean that a state is a civil-rights nirvana. Greg Gumbel, the host of CBS’s The NFL Today Show, was the one person The Voice Glendale Community College 6000 W. Olive A[...]0 who said what everyone else was hinting at; If the people of Arizona didn’t vote in the MLK holiday, the NFL was ready to ‘take back’’ the 1993 Super Bowl. Then on Nov. 7, NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue said he would recommend pulling the Super Bowl because the holi- day wasn’t voted in. Threats aren’t appreciated by anyone, especially Americans. Remember, we’re the ones who bombed Libya when Mom- mar Kadaffi threatened us. The threat of taking the Super Bowl away, along with maybe the loss of a Na- tional League expansion team and money from convention rentals, is just plain economic terrorism. Today we have the United States Arm- ed Forces in Saudia Arabia because Iraq is more or less holding the western world to economic terrorism. Why should we, the citizens of Arizona, be terrorized by large corpora- tions because we feel that now is not the time to have one of the presented MLK holiday propositions voted in? With this economic terrorism in mind, I feel as long as any corporation or organization tries to influence our voting by any means, we should just tell them to min[...]
	Voice Movember 26, 1990 Opinion Uncover the lost files of the covenant Tracy Fischer Special to The Voice There comes a time when all people ask themselves, ‘‘Why am I here? What is my place in thethe other day when I entered the Temple of Technological Terror which we so blithely call the High Tech Center. All I wanted to do was type my[...]ry ‘‘Calen- dar celebrates relations”’ in the Oct. 8 edi- uon of The Voice. Her story was not on- ly well written but[...]al. She was extremely well prepared and also went the extra step by contacting the LLLI calendar photo- grapher in California. Many thanks again for the superior story. Schripsema deserves high praise f[...]aborted attempts to log-on, and much cursing over the eccentricities of Word- Perfect, I was ready to save. Here’s where the fun began. Picture a woman trying to save her homework to disk. She misnames it. Her file is about to enter—The Twilight Zone. On the disk, but accessable to no man. “Help!’’ I cry. The first to come to my aid was a kindly physics teac[...]frustration and various sundry curses, we attract the attention of a roving High Tech employee. “Well, gee, the file is there, but I don’t know how to get it out. You must’ve misnamed it!’’ Wow! News flash! Alert the media! I Bigoted teachers Editor: This past su[...]other classmates suffered through a class taught by a chauvinist bigot. I urge you to remind student[...]everyone you meet what they know about a teacher. The best method may be to spend five minutes outside the classroom while classes are in session the previous semester to see if you like what you’r[...]ou should be able to tell something after reading the syllabus and being in class a few days. Remember this is why they have Drop / Add week. Get out while you can. Name withheld by request misnamed the file. Albert Eienstein, eat your heart out. Eventually, we attracted the attention of two more circling High Tech people,[...]y. Did it involve a fragmentation grenade inside the disk drive, 1 wondered to myself? No such luck. I[...]ordPerfect! It was but a simple matter of hitting the right function key in the very program I just left. Which brings another p[...]ch employees does it take to rename a file?’” The world may never know Committee's grievance questioned Editor: It appears the Associated Students Grievance Committee has thoughtfully revised the First Amendment and has set a standard of what should be printed in The Voice. According to their letter (Oct. 22), they argue that because The Voice is internal- ly funded ‘...it is [The Voice’s] respon- sibility...to present an unbia[...]s and topics of consequence.’’ They continued by stating that they ‘‘feel that by printing ‘Eric’s opinion’ [The Voice] failed in the basic task.” While the committee is correct about funding and responsibility to readers, their logic failed when it came to the opi- nion page. Most newspapers, private or publ[...]e controver- committee sial issues. What the committee is advocating is that The Voice discontinue the opinion page. Although their intentions may be good, it is sad to see them discourage free thought among rea[...]- provements resulting from editorials printed in The Voice. And the opinion page provides space for all kinds of views, even those by self-righteous, anonymous groups. Who are the Associated Students Grievance Committee, anyway? Hopefully the committee will recon- sider and realize that The Voice allows everybody on campus to opine. Isn’t that responsible? And since the committee helps fund The Voice and their letter was printed, aren’t they[...]o- cents worth?”’ Julie Sigwart Fall Editor, The Voice 1989 Voices across the campus What is your opinion of The Voice? Maurine Colson I think The Voice needs to have more pictures, and more importantly, it needs to get the names right when identifying them. Jason Davenport I think The Voice drags on issues too long; for example, the spirit line issue last year. Carter McElroy I’ve read through The Voice pages, and I felt it is very satisfactory. Lee DeVries sports pictures. I think the paper should have more of a variety of[...]that there should be more sports action pictures; the paper should come out once a week instead of every two weeks. Photos by Kerry Teran/Welce
	[...]Swindle Campus instructor writes article By Mike Massung The Voice Dr. Robert E. Swindle, a business in- stru[...]pus, recently had an opinion article published on the editorial page of The Arizona Republic. The article discussed the current trade war between the United States and other nations. “I sent some materials to the editor and it was roughly three weeks between sub[...]eforehand that it would be published.’’ With the publication of his opinion piece, Swindle plans t[...]nion pieces published eight or 10 years ago. When the Palo Verde Nuclear Plant was a topic of concern, he wrote a series of articles Engineering club on campus By James Gilbert The Voice There is a new engineering club form- ing on campus that just might provide some Solutions to people interested in the engineering field. According to club president, Roger Pruczinski, Solutions was formed to pro- mote the sharing of concepts that are associated with vari[...]nterest to its members. ‘‘What we want to do is to provide an atmosphere for members to explore ways in which they can affect the future of their field,’’ Pruczinski said. Solutions also offers a close association with the Arizona State University engineering and applied[...]ege council. Members will be able to benefit from the exchange of lecture schedules DUERTISE IN THE VOICE For more information call 435-3820 and w[...]“This will help make our members more aware of the amount of involvement that ASU clubs have with ar[...]id. ‘‘It will also allow them to benefit from the speaking engagements that ASU has already coordinated.”’ The 21-member club has many goals, including becoming more involved with the Glendale community. “We are going to work with[...]teer organizations to determine where we can help the most,’” Pruczinski said. A $250 scholarship is also available every semester and will be awarded[...]club participation. “‘We are going to pursue the support of area industries for additional scholar- ship funding,’’ Pruczinski said. Bassam Matar is the faculty adviser. 2) Ne 1/2 Duplex[...]$395. Call Debbie at 279-2139 for showing. about the issue. They were published in the Gazette. “T’m working this (opinion articles[...]publish- ed with three different publishers. One is in its third edition and another is in its fourth edition. Two of his books are currently being used on campus: ‘‘The Business Com- municator’’ and ‘‘Business Math Basics.”’ “Textbook writing is becoming too much work for the money involved, a standard 15 percent of the publisher’s price,’’ he said. ‘‘In the most recent edi- tion of my business math textbook, I prepard final versions of all the graphics, 12 hours of videotaped lectures, an aud[...]of his work, he received no ex- tra payment from the publisher. Swindle started his career in busines[...]By Jennifer Williams The Voice Students and faculty opening the November issue of Reader’s Digest may be surprised to find that it con- tains an article that features the Maricopa Community Colleges. However, no student[...]Unbeknownst to Hackett, a photo of her taken in the High Tech Center accompanied the story, ‘‘Schools That Make Dreams Come True.”’ The photo was originally taken in 1986 to be used in a bulletin about the High Tech Center. Hackett had no idea that the photo was going to be Maricopa colleges spotligh[...]any. Then he was an office manager for Chicken of the Sea in Long Beach, Calif. In 1975 he received hi[...]to this campus in 1981. “I like it a lot here; the whole at- mosphere is good, the student body, the college and so on,’’ Swindle said. Besides his classroom teaching, Swin- dle is preparing brochures and advisement sheets for more than 50 GCC campus programs. The brochures will answer questions students most oft[...]portunities, objectives of each program, whether the program is transferable, whether the program applies to the world today, and required core courses and electives. The advisement sheets will contain in- formation on d[...]aid. “I didn’t even believe her at first.” The article, written by Carl T. Rowan and David M. Mazie, begins with thr[...]ghta be in Print... See your name in print. Join The Voice and gain hands-on experience in the production of a newspaper. To start on the road to an exciting career in journalism, begin by taking: JRN 201 Newswriting JRN 215 Newsroom Activities (Class that produces The Voice) *ART 135, 136 Photo Journalism I and Il e[...]ng For more information contact Gerri Fiedler in the Language Arts Building rooms 107 or 117 or[...]
	[...]0 5 Columnist unleashes journalistic biases By Barbara Schripsema The Voice “It is not my job to help people; it is my job essentially to entertain people,” said E.J. Montini, a columnist for the Arizona Republic for 10 years. He spoke at the college at a recent Employment Talks Seminar. Montini, 35, said the newspaper is an entertainment vehicle, and if it is not in- teresting to people they won’t buy it.[...]ines, trying to write sentences in English, which is all extremely difficult for them. They are the ones who couldn’t be English teachers, so they[...]ed throughout their lives, according to Montini. The difference between the reader and the newspaper people, he feels, is newspaper people attempt to ‘‘present a fair package,’’ but the readers don’t try to be fair when they read the paper. In contrast, he said, while other newspap[...]ame to others, which he refers to as ‘‘one of the little perks” of his job: ‘‘It’s all in the matter of how you do it, and my feeling is that you do it as honestly as possible.’’ In[...]ewspaper. “I can’t believe anyone ever reads the editorial pages of the Arizona Rupublic, or any other newspaper for that matter,”’ Montini said. ‘‘The ones that you read are so inane, so ridiculous, so stupid, you Bookstore issue rages on By Jennifer Williams The Voice Maricopa Community College students spoke out at the Nov. 13 governing board meeting, and once again bookstores fell under criticism. C.J. Peloso, a student at the Chandler—Gilbert Community College Center and a member of the student forum, addressed the Maricopa Com- munity College District Governing Board with the forum’s concerns about the bookstores. The main concern was that books cost too much. In a survey conducted by student forum members, half of the students surveyed said that books cost too much.[...]of improvements that could be made to help fight the rising costs of books. The first area addressed was the language in the contract that currently ex- ists between campus bookstores and the community college district. Several suggestions were presented by Peloso in this area. One suggestion was to require the bookstore to supply the library with a reference copy of each text book in use. The forum feels that this would help underprivileged students by having books available to them until they are abl[...]buy their own. “It’s not a true solution to the pro- blem,’’ Peloso said. Another area of the contract the stu- dent forum felt needed significant changes was the buy-back policy. Forum members feel the current policy of buy- ing back books that are no longer being used in the college curriculum at much less than half the cost of the new book is unfair. Peloso said the forum feels books should be bought back at half the price of the new book, regardless of fur- ther use in the college. The forum’s final suggestion was a change in the ad clause of the contract. The purpose of a change would be to enable the students on the college cam- puses to hold a book fair. Under the cur- rent contract there cannot be any school- sponsored competition to the bookstore within a two mile radius of a Maricopa Community College Campus. The next area was addressed by Peloso was the faculty involvement in book prices. “‘When faculty members do not follow the deadline dates for ordering books stu- dent are n[...]vailable for students to buy,’” said Peloso. The forum supports stricter enforce- ment of faculty deadlines for ordering books and feels that awareness of the deadlines among the faculty is key to meeting ordering deadlines. The members of the forum also sug- gested that the community colleges at- tempt to keep the books used in classes consistant throughout the district. However, Robert T. Hubbard Jr., president of the district faculty associa- tion, said that suggest[...]don’t vary that much between colleges anyway. The final area that prompted sugges- tions from the student forum was customer service. Peloso said that the student forum felt supplies other than books should not be put out on the floor during the first week of every semester. This would provide more space for text books. The forum also feels that a ‘‘Best warehouse’ m[...]eir schedule to staff members who then bring them the books they will need would be much more effective than the current method. “This kind of set-up would make it easier on the student to buy textbooks and would probably require less staff as well,’’ Peloso said. The final suggestion Peloso made was to seperate the cashier lines into a tex- tbook line and a school supply line. The student forum would haved like to have presented more information, but Follett, the current opperator of campus bookstores, was uncooperative in gran- ting information when members of the staff were informed that the information was being used in a presentation to the school board, according to Peloso and several oth[...]iations on Follett’s contract for bookstores on the Maricopa Community College campuses is scheduled to begin early this Spring and it was suggested by Dan S. Whittmore, Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, that the student forum participate in the negotiations as student advisors. The contract comes up for renewel in July. The student forum has been meeting to discuss student[...]Both students and board members would like to see the student forum become an anual event. A written proposal of a fellowship was also presented by the student forum. wonder why you would even bring this to the public’s attention in the first place.”” Montini thinks it is impossible for editorial writers to have so many[...]5 days in a year. He explained how one day there is an opinion of who should be the president of the United States, and the next day an opinion on the demise of peanut brittle. “‘So is it their (editorial people) job to influence you?[...]e who say something they want to hear, even if it is a lie. He cited thethe newspaper is not biased is lying to you.’’ He stressed that saying it isn’t, is worse than being biased. He asked the audience to think about the biases they have accumulated over their entire lives. “You read some stories that happen to click with the things you believe, and you say, ‘‘This is good reporting,’ and then you read other storie[...]ng in favor of guided instead of misguided people is essential. He said to get across these kinds of i[...]ey will begin a raffle Nov. 28 to raise funds for the party. Information on the raffle is available at 435-3526 or 435-3530. Free immuniza[...]d on campus 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 28, outside of the Atrium in the Cafeteria. Students are encouraged to take adva[...]ization history prior to admission. Workplace of the 1990’s discussed Ann McLaughlin, 19th Secretary of Labor, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 28 At the Sheraton Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, Sth Street and Mill Avenue in Tempe for the campus Honors Forum. McLaughlin’s experience includes private sector management positions, chairman of the President’s Commission on Airline Security and Terrorism, and memeber of the board of trustees of The Urban Institute. A van will be provided to the Sheraton Hotel for honors students and will leave at 6 p.m. in front of the Student Union. To sign up, see Kim in the LB building. Strategies for understanding texts There is no one way to read a textbook. Elaine Erickson,[...]in an Employment Talks lecture 1 p.m. Nov. 29 at the Student Union. Erickson will also cover familiar[...]. Employment Talks lectures are free and open to the public. KNIX broadcasters to visit campus Kurt[...]o station KNIX will be on campus \| p.m. Dec. 3 at the Student Union for an Employ- ment Talks workshop. The trio will discuss the highly competitive music business, where to find[...]what they involve in a discussion titled ‘‘On The Air: Careers in Broadcasting.’’ Sexual prevention class scheduled The Glendale Police Department has scheduled a ‘‘[...]nd Sexual Prevention”’ class 1 p.m. Dec. 5 in the Student Union. Any questions concerning the class or need additional information on crime prevention, please contact the Glendale Police Department's Public Educa- tion S[...]mind and body “*Total Fitness: Body & Mind’ is the title of a speech by Bette Rideau, cam- pus Faculty Counselor; and Joann Pell, campus Wellness Coordinator, at 1 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Employment Talks series. Rideau and Pell will di[...]friends and how tain a degree of balance between the three. Also to be covered are choices comm[...]
	Feature November 26, 1990 Voice F. rom the frivolity of a carnival to the seriousness of a Washington, D.C. con- ference, the Associated Students Council is promoting a democratic com- munity college. I. is comprised of students and faculty, and has an ann[...]835. Associated Students Council ‘Serve the intellectual, moral, physical and social needs of the student body and the community’ Jessica Acosta, treasurer of AS Council, says she ‘‘wants to address the needs of the students and increase student involvement.’”[...]semester on Council, Acosta considers Homecoming the most importani activity of AS. It is not only a festivity for the students and faculty, but also for the community as well, she believes. Acosta is majoring in education and psychology and her personal goal is to get a good education so she can establish and[...]juvenile delinquents. Sean Falk’s overall goal is to achieve God’s purpose in his life. He wants[...]and strive for all God wants’’ for him. This is Falk’s first semester on campus; his major is education. Falk said he considers the most impor- tant activity of AS to reach out to the campus and community. ‘‘Without it the student government would be stagnant,’” he sa[...]to achieve, establish relationships, and benefit the community. “‘Let’s work as a completely fu[...]student, said, ‘‘My personal goals are to be the best at whatever I do as a student, leader, or fu[...]are philosophy, religion and law. In his role on the AS Council, Forschen said, ‘‘I want to meet the needs of the AS and the students at large.’ Rodney Fowler, second semester political science student, believes the power of students is ‘‘overwhelming.”” “Our priority is effective representa- tion of student views and c[...]e, member of AS Council, wants to ‘‘challenge the stu- dent body to get involved.’’ Gilmore believes this is a good school, but with increased student involve[...]e been called to do: To go forth and con- quer in the name of God.”’ Anthony Jacobs, first-year political science student, is a political science major who considers AS’s most important responsibility the handling of its fiscal account. A young man with city supervisory goals, Jacobs isthe student government body to see how government at a very small level is run,’’ Jacobs said. ‘‘As a Council member, I hope to help close the gap bet- ween the administration and the student body in a representative role.’’ Kathryn Keating has the job of keeping the historical records of AS. She said the free Homecoming barbecue was theis to use her talents and abilities to serve God and[...]ues addressed. Bradley Melton’s long term goal is earning a master’s degree in business ad- ministration at Brigham Young University. “I’m intrigued by public service and the opportunities to serve my fellow man.”’ Concerned with the frailty of Con- gress, Melton would like to seek public office ‘‘to defend the U.S. Constitution from the people it is supposed to pro- tect.”” As the vice president of AS, Melton said he wants ‘’[...]og of administration.” Melton said he believes the most impor- tant activity of AS is ‘‘listening to the students and representing their views.’”[...]tured: Lisa Ysidora Tapia, Jessica Acosta. Photo by Wanda Pippei —Associated Students Constitution[...]ll, in his third semester at Glendale, has earned the title of public relations officer for AS. Mitchell’s personal goals reflect the idea of perfection. He wants to do his best in any given task. He is working toward a communica- tions degree and is currently using his communications skills to enco[...]to get more involved. He believes this could make the campus a bet- ter place. The most essential part of Mitchell’s job is to inform the students of events. Therefore, ‘‘the Associated Student government is designed to enhance our school,’’ Mitchell says. Glenna Pansy is in her first semester of construction drafting. She hopes to im- prove the school and the community by serving on the AS Council. “I’m working toward making this the best student government in the state,’” Pansy said. ‘‘I want to better myself for the school today, and to be able to use what I learn on the council to enhance my own future.”’ Yvonne Rothblum, a third- semester student, is interested in interna- tional and foreign relatio[...]ltural diversity,’’ she said. In addition to the culture diversity, Rothblum believes in free spee[...]ng with Glendale students. She wants to represent the students’ ideas, opinions, and wants. Her motto is, “Speak loudly enough to be heard clear- ly.” Rothblum believes in having many languages but thinks it is most important that ‘‘we’’ speak out and are heard. Associated Student Government is an organization that represents the most im- portant people—the students, she says. Lisa Ysidora Tapia is the secretary of AS and is completing her first semester in secondary educat[...]” Tapia said, ‘‘and become more wise toward the whole environment surroun- ding me.”’ Tapia thinks all the activities of AS are important to the school and the surroun- ding community. As a member of the AS Council, Tapia said, ‘‘I hope to make this[...]or students.”’ Mark Thomas, president of AS, is a second-semester aviation major. “As president of the Associated Students,’’ he said, ‘‘I hope[...]b involvement on cam- pus.”’ Thomas believes the most important activity of AS since he has been involved was the Spring Carnival last year. ‘‘We raised enough[...]handicap-equipped vehicle,’’ he said. Thomas is confident this year will be the best year AS has had. ‘**We will try to serve the students and the community more effectively,’’ he said.[...]
	[...]re 7 Canyon de Chelly allures camping class By Joyce Barton The Voice The empty desert appears as an unin- viting host—until the land splits apart, welcoming visitors into the allurement of the Canyon de Chelly. “Tt was beautiful,’’ said Jennifer Stokes, business major, and member of the campus Camping class. ‘‘You have to drop right into it before you see the green and the trees.’’ The three-day campout last month was one of five one-credit Camping classes of- fered by the physical education depart- ment this year, said O[...]ton, physical education instructor. According to the Canyon Overlook, the visitor’s guide, the twisting canyons of the Canyon de Chelly National Monu- ment, located in[...]cheologists for over 100 years. Canyon de Chelly is unique within the National Park System because it features a living Navajo culture, and the land within the Monument is Navajo tribal land, Templeton says. David Chelsey, a photography student, shot pictures of the canyon for his photography class (see accompanying photo). The ruins and Indian hieroglyphics fascinated him. But getting to know the Photo by David Chelsey/special to the Velce Jennifer Stokes pauses to admire the beauty of Canyon de Chelly. other people on the trip was the highlight. “I recommend it,’’ Chelsey said en- thusiastically. ‘‘The camping trip was a blast. But if you ever go on o[...]ss and sensitivity are needed in this place where the Anasazi and the Hopi have passed and the Nava- jo now live. The campers were enlighten- ed by their Navajo guides during a des- cent into the canyon, Templeton said. “Both our guides were born and rais- ed, and still live in the canyon,’’ she ex- plained. ‘‘Their lives[...]handed down from their ancestors.”’ Although the Indians make the canyon their home, and therefore have access to all of it, they have great respect for the land and just like their visitors, stay away from the ruins, viewing their intrigue from afar, Templeton says. “*When they were young they played in the ruins, but now they are conscious of preserving them.’’ Some of the Navajo plan to leave when they grow up, the guides told the campers. ‘‘But if they do leave, very few stay away from the canyon for very long,’’ Templeton said. The canyon lures them back. Five spring hiking and camping classes have been organized and appear in the class schedule. Interested students will find them listed under the physical educa- tion and recreation section as PED 202. Templeton suggests early registration because ‘‘the one-credit classes fill up fast.” Templeton rates the hikes as moderate in exertion. ‘‘You don’t[...]in,”’ she said. But she suggests conditioning by dai- ly 45-minute walks, plus a weekly hike— up Squaw Peak, for instance. Templeton meets with the campers twice prior to a trip. First they go over the itinerary. The second meeting she in- structs students on what t[...]their backpacks. “Everything went smoothly on the Ca- nyon de Chelly trip, with the exception of the van breaking down on the way home,’’ Templeton said. But they were del[...]town safely. Good, bad news: ASU, GCC expenses By Barbara Cage The Voice The bad news is, tuition is steadily ris- ing at both Arizona State University and Glendale Community College. The good news is, it’s rising at a much slower rate here than at ASU. A comparative study shows that at ASU an in-state commuter student car- Tyi[...]$1,047 per semester for fees, books and parking. The same student can attend GCC for approximately $40[...]n for full-time students above seven credit hours is $739 a semester, and for part-time students, six or less credit hours, $77 per credit hour. Tuition here is $24 per credit hour, so a standard full-time stud[...]ncial aid fee An additional charge, not shown in the graph, at ASU is a financial aid fee of $6 for full-time students and $3 for part-time students. This fee is decided by the Board of Regents and helps set up scholarships fo[...]ts $105 a year. Parking which isn’t covered and is close by costs $75 a year, and parking by the river bottom, about a half-mile from campus costs[...]uttle that runs every 15 minutes. Parking at GCC is free. Cost of books Books are another major cost for col- lege students. According to the applica- Advertise in The Voice \| Tues[...]486-2625 tion for undergraduate admission, the average cost for books at ASU is $480 a year. It varies depending on what subjects are taken. The average community college student spends about ha[...]ng a typical school year, ac- cording to a survey by the College Stores Research and Educational Founmdati[...]vs. apartments Residence hall costs at ASU vary. The application for undergraduate admission estimates the average cost as $3,300 for the school year. The prices vary, depen- ding on the number of meals a week and whether the room is a private, double, or triple occupancy. A one-be[...]ts about $300 a month, which would run $2,700 for the school year. Meals are not included. The good news; students who attend GCC for their firs[...]e $641 a semester for a total savings of $2,564. The bad news; it will cost $4,000 plus to complete the last two years at ASU. ASU vs. GCC costs The costs, in dollars, of tuition, hous- ing and book[...]a Bes Oc 3500 3000 2500 2000 Computer Graphics by Bobby Warren/Volce CUSTOM LETTERING T[...]
	[...]up to expectations in Desert Sky Pavilion opener By Bobby Warren The Vow There was a “Storm Front“ approaching. The Sky opened up. The Piano Man sang his songs. And there was much rejoicing. Billy Joel came to the new Desert Sky Pavillion on Nov. 9 and played a s[...]orm Front." After a 30-minute delay, Joel opened the show with a rousing rendition of “Storm Front."[...]he set a pace which slowly built in emotion until the show climaxed at his version of the classic “Shout." At this point, the crowd exploded, staying on its feet for the rest of the show. Not that the show was dull up to this point. Joel was playful throughout. Sing us a song, you're the piano man Sing us a song tonight Well we’re all in the mood for a melody And you got as feeling alright[...]es," he kicked over his piano stool and ﬁnished the song by playing the piano with his posterior. After “Shout." Joel[...]e more songs including ”Uptown Girl.” “Only the Good Die Young," and his no. 1 hit, “We Didn‘t Start the Fire." He came back for two encores. The ﬁrst encore was upbeat and arousing. “A Matter of Trust" is one of the most energetic songs he's recorded and it’s even more so live. it was paired with “Big Shot" in the ﬁrst encore. The soul-bearing “And So It Goes," led off the se« cond encore. Joel was playing the piano on stage with only the synthesizer player backing him up. This would have been the perfect ending for the show, having taken the audience full circle from emotional high back down to a serene inner calmness. But he had the Lynch Mob strikes with ‘Wicked Sensation’ By Krlntl Ebnov The Voice Guitar sensation George Lynch has ﬁnally proved that there is life beyond Dokken. Lynch, formerly lead guitari[...]band, a long-awaited debut album and a new look. The new album, Wicked Sensation, is good rock-n- roll— not great, but good. With the release of their first single, “Wicked Sensation,” they are already gaining popularity. According to the four Phoenix Zia record stores. the Lynch Mob is rated sixth in the top ten selling albums. The different stores themselves, however, all had dif- ferent ratings. The Thunderbird store had them rated as the 15th best-selling album, the Bell Road and 7th Ave. stores had them rated as fourth, and the Tempe store had them rated as llth, May be locati[...]. This music moves in a different direction than the disbanded Dokken— a more believable direction. It gives you the feeling of a more commercial, LA-based band album[...]ormer Dokken bandmate Mick Brown all seem to ﬁt the bill for the Lynch Mob ‘Diviners’ to open this Friday “The Diviners." directed by Virginia Ludders. is the second play performed by the theater department this semester. The show opens for ﬁve performances at 8 p.m. Fri- day in the Performing Ans Center on campus. it also shows at 8 p.m. on Saturday, a 2 pm matinee on Sun- day. and it completes its run the following weekend with two more evening shows, 8 p.m. on both Dec. 7 and 8. it is set in a poor, small, rural In the depression and reﬂects ' th of people . > e tra[...]a rou nmposmg their will on someone else. 3 p s, the play is not just a tragedy. ender moments also. Choir in concert By Song Hey-n The Voace The C onoert Choir and Chamber Singers are rehears- i[...]ing donations and good used toys," Licon said. “The donations will go to Westside Food Bank and Toys for Tots." During the intermission, spiced cider and cookies will be served, and at the end of the performance the Jolly Man in the Red Suit will pass our Christmas treats. The program will be directed by Licon and Janet Carlsen. Licon encourages students to bring their families. The atmosphere will be warm and full of the Christmas spirit. she said. The concert will take place at 8 p.m. in the Perform- ing Arts Center on campus. “The play is humorous and warm, but has a very serious side,"[...]s they will have to live with forever." ”There is no antagonist, just a well-meaning group of people whose objectives come into conﬂict." “The Diviners" won the American College Theater Festival Award for script writing in the late 19805. lt was written by Jim Leonard Jr. who is now an in-residence playwright at Arizona State U[...]fessionally in 1980. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance at the Cashiers Ofﬁce or at the Performing Arts Center. Admission is $5. $3 for students and S4 for senior citizens. Steps to reading the Voice lyJ-eonm Brwyhtroymby"5bochlt.” mmmmmmwmmm, 1: Pick up the latest issue of thethe funny pans.‘ 'Note: do not laugh at the section not meant to be [tinny 4: Show to friends and family. 5: Cut out the really funny cartoons and hang on your refrigerat[...]til steps 1-5 are completed 7: Write a letter to the editor telling what you like or dislike about the paper. 8: Wait anxiously for the next issue. one show-stopper that could beat that. During “Piano Man." Joel allowed the crowd to serenade him with the chorus. It was an electric moment as they were able to thank him for the fabulous moments and ever lasting memories. Desert Sky Pavillion is a fantastic venue to hold a con- cert. This facil[...]major acts in their own back yard. However nice the facility is. there is one major destgn flaw — a lack of exits. For the H.500 people sitting in the lawn area, there are only four outlets to to one of the two plaza areas on either side of the stage. Once there, concert-goers will have to fight with about 7,000 people from the reserved seats to get to the parking lots. There is only one gate on each side, with four pathways wh[...]like cattle traveling to meet their maker. After the show, there was a back up of people waiting to ge[...]k it could be done without someone getting hurt. The only other apparent problem with the facility is the price of refreshments — they are outrageous. A 32-ounce beverage is $3 and a regular. ordinary hotdog is $2.25. These prices are worthy of a movie theater‘s. concession stand, so people should eat before the show. All things considered, Billy Joel‘s show rates 4 out of 5, and so does the new Desert Sky Pavilion. r Jasar Snatinck Seriously Funny Front thc Balcony is) Mint- tit-(mt.- etpvess Hatred or cause carnage[...]ﬁul(x)tvs“ k\\ mgmnm‘nen ‘ As part of the celebrations ending the 20th century. God tnvents a specrat Hell f[...]
	[...]Arts & Entertainment 9 Auditions to be held By Gienn Davis The Voice Auditions for ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof”’ will be held on Dec. 9 from 1-6 p.m. and Dec. 10 from 1-8 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center on campus. Those interested should arrive at 1 p.m. on one of the two dates. Auditioners will be asked to read ‘‘cold’’ from the script, and to come prepared with a song, preferably from thethe production. A dance will be taught and then performed by those auditioning for a role requiring dancing. Virginia Ludders, theater instructor on campus, will direct the play. Lenna DeMarco of the dance department is the choreographer, and Mary Ann Dutton from the music department will rehearse the singers and vocalists. An orchestra director will be selected soon. “It is a large show; anyone who attends GCC may audition[...]oles are expected to act, sing and dance. Part of the cast will only sing, and others only dance. ‘* ‘Fiddler on the Roof” is one of the most popular plays ever produced, and we’ll be using the original Broadway choreography,’’ Ludders sai[...]sals, beginning Feb. 18. “Producing a musical is a great undertaking and requires many hours of re[...]sponsibility, you should ask yourself if you have the desire, time and resources,” Ludders added. Pe[...]more information on auditioning or being part of the crew, call Virginia Ludders at 435-3709. ‘Cats’ performance is purrrfect By Joni Kowiltz The Voice . - Undoubtedly, ‘‘Cats’’ do have nine lives. On its fourth visit to the Valley, the production of “‘Cats’’ brought a wonderfu[...]imagina- tion, and talent to Gammage Auditorium. The musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber is based on “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats,’’ a set of feline poems written in 1939 by T.S. Eliot for the amusement of his grandchildren. Since its premier[...]ward and attracts crowds wherever it has played. The plot of ‘‘Cats’’ is simple, and so is the meaning. To start, the cats join at a junkyard for the annual Jelli- cle Ball. By the end, one cat must conform to be a part of the Heaviside Layer for a new life. The show began mysteriously in complete darkness, with several of the cats curiously wandering on stage. The only things visible to the audience were the cats’ neon-green, glowing eyes. The fine-tuned cast displayed each cat’s individual[...]ity with distinct costumes, singing and dancing. The most memorable costume was of Rum Tum Tug- ger, played by B.K. Kennelly, a character with a sexy and flamboyant attitude. The full-cut mane, black Span- dax and studded belt stood out the entire show. Jane Horvath, who played Grizabella, gave an outstanding version of the song ‘‘Memory”’ that ended in applause from audience members. The dancing was expressive, the music elevated, and the energy explosive and overwhelming. One problem w[...]one of your nine lives. Tetay2 Hornrilleseofer By Jason Shadrick Arles (March 21-April 21): You might be saying, “*This is my kind of day!’’ But it isn’t, so quit bei[...]stupid. Cancer (June 21-July 22): Find out what is expected, then get busy. Very important person is on your side. So don’t screw up. Leo (July 23-[...]distance communication concerns possible journey. The FBI and CIA know about the letters to the KGB. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Financial status[...]through written word. And remind your boss about the little fling last week. Scorplo (Oct. 23-Nov. 21[...]Dec. 21): Your views, options will be scrutinized by others. Tell them to clean up after the pigs on their own farm. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan.[...]- tasy. These are not real. Get a life. If today is your birthday, you will find hidden infor- mation[...]hday presents; you’ll get them soon enough. ...the GRAND OPENING of the COLLEGE BOOK CENTER — your center for the lowest priced new and used textbooks. You expect[...]110 fair prices, generous buy-back policies and the convenience of shorter lines - and the COLLEGE BOOK CENTER hears you and is proud to announce our opening on College Boo Center Come to the College Book Center and register to win on[...]
	[...]a Walla to be Gauchos opponent for Saturday game By Jeff Wendt The Voice The college football team is preparing to close out the 1990 football season on Saturday as they face Walla Walla College of Washington in the 10th annual Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl at Phoenix College. The Gauchos closed out their regular season with a 31[...]ainst Snow College of Utah. Waila Walla finished the season at 7-1 and ranked 7th in the nation. Their only defeat of the season came against Dixie College of Utah, which the Gauchos also lost to earlier in the season. “We're very excited to be in this bowl[...]we’ve had a month in between our last game and the bowl game, so we’ll be ready for the game.”’ Walla Walla will look to their top o[...]sier and wide receiver Maurice Han- cock, to make the big plays to win the game. “Bobby isis also one of those players who is very good; he can double as a kick returner, and plays very well on special teams. He is a real double threat for us.’” On the defensive side, Walla Walla looks for defen- sive back Ruben Oliva to patrol the pass. Oliva is fourth in the nation in interceptions with eight. On the defen- sive line, Walla Walla will be led by defensive lineman Shawn Snyder. Snyder leads the team in quarterback sacks with 11. “Defensivel[...]e not going to devastate anybody, but we can make the plays.’” Walla Walla comes into the game making their third bowl appearance in four years. In 1987 and 1988, they played in the Centennial Bowl, and twice they were defeated by Ricks College of Idaho. The Gauchos come into the game with a 7-2 record, a No. 11 ranking in the nation, a share of the Western States Football League conference title, and the top-rated passer in the WSFL in Donny Simmons. Simmons had a 58 percent c[...]if we could win this game,’’ Simmons said. ‘The game will mean a lot, because I want to perform well.”’ Late efforts by the running game this season gave the, . Gaucho quaterback Donny Simmons fakes[...]er 25) in a game against Eastern Arizona College. The Gauchos won by the score of 31-26. Gauchos a No. 3 ranking in league rushing. The Gauchos will be led by Darryl Donahue, who rushed for a career- high 189[...]th Marcus Dickson and Ricky Dale to back them up, the Gaucho running attack will be ready. ‘All seas[...]show what I can do.’”’ When Simmons passes the ball he’ll look for his favorite target, wide receiver Steve Decker. Decker was second in the league in receiving with 28 receptions and six to[...]ns will also look for tight end Sean Deal, who in the beginning of the season, was one of Simmons’ favorite targets. “This game is special in that it will be the last time the team will be playing with the sophomores,’’ Decker said. The Gauchos defense is led by Casey Cernak and Mark Brown, who both rank in the top 10 in tackles. Mike Swayda is also a big force on the defense, as he has recovered three fumbles this season. Willie Clark also looks to help the defense, as he has six quarterback sacks on the season. Rodney Johnson will also help in the defensive secondary, as he has made three interce[...]fter defeating Eastern Arizona College. Photo by Kerry Teran/Voice Mike Hungerford, a defensive lineman, who has been sidelined the last three weeks, knows how important the game will be, especially with it being played at Phoenix College. ‘‘We’ll get a lot of support from the Arizona college coaches, as well as our friends and family members. We need to try to set an example for the rest of the Arizona schools,’’ he said. The Gauchos gained the berth in the game by defeating Eastern Arizona College in a seesaw battle. The Gauchos took control of the game in the fourth quarter and won. “Tam really proud of o[...]composure, and a willingness to win regardless of the situation.” The two teams put together 801 yards of total offense, six passing touchdowns, three of them by Simmons, and seven turnovers. The Gauchos closed out the season with a win over Snow College of Utah. Ricky Dale opened the game with an 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. That started another seesaw battle that saw the Gauchos go up 28-17 at the beginning of the fourth quarter. The Gauchos special teams were the heroes of the game. A blocked punt, a fumble recovery, and a kickoff return accounted for 21 of the Gauchos’ 28 points. This is by far the best effort of the season for the special teams unit. Facts and Figures Here are some facts and figures about the two teams playing in the Dec. 1 Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl game j Category Nalla Walla ilen[...]sus Ricks College W 34 General facts about the teams... Walla Walla- Run ferent offensive DB R[...]different defensive sets...QB Donny Sim mons led the Western States Football League in efficiency rating with a 130.4 rating...WR Steve Decker is third in the WSFL in receiving (28 receptions for 494 yards and 10 touchdowns)...Were the least penalized team in the league (40 times for 356 yards)...plus 15 in turnover ratio for the season...LB Casey Cernak leads the league in solo tackles with 40...RBs Barry Bacon and Darry! Donahue are in the top 10 in the league in rushing (383 yards each). This is the tenth year of the game. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for students with valid I.D. card. Tickets can be purchased at the GCC Cashiers window.
	[...]90 Sports 11 Volleyball finishes second By Mike Massung The Voice Following competition in the Region \| Championships, the Lady Gauchos volleyball team ended its season wit[...]d a 17-10 overall record following competition in the Region 1 Championships. Tryouts for next year’[...]be held Saturday, Dec. 1 from 10 a.m. to noon in the campus gym. For more infor- mation contact Sheryl[...]. Head coach Sheryl Nobley wasn’t hap- py with the fourth- place conference stan- ding following the regular season play. “‘We’re disappointed[...]match to Yavapai and a match to Cen- tral,’’ the coach said. ‘‘That kept us out of second place, which is what we feel we were deserving of.’’ “‘We split with Mesa and Scottsdale, which are two of the top three teams, and the split with Scottsdale was real con- troversial because that was the match we felt we should have won.”’ Nobley felt that overall Glendale was the second-best team in the conference, but the standings didn’t show that because the team wavered and lost crucial games to Yavapai an[...]. “We learned from it and will try not to make the same mistakes again.”’ The Gauchos then traveled to Thatcher Nov. 9-10 to participate in the Region 1 Tournament. “This is the highest finish that any Glendale volleyball team has ever had in the history of the school,’’ Nobley said. They brought home a_ second-place trophy for Region 1. The Gauchos lost to Eastern in the first game, 5-15, 13-15, 5-15. “We didn’t do[...]5-6 in a very intense match. We dominated most of the match.” They played the semi-final game against Scottsdale Nov. 10 and w[...]to prove that we were better,’’ Nobley said. The team then played Eastern in the finals and lost 11-15, 12-15, 10-15 in hard- fought games. The Gauchos were ahead all three games but ‘‘were fatigued from the Scott- sdale match,”’ the coach said. “It was the best our team has played the entire season. We finally peaked. Stacey Ainley and Brandi Grimes had the best tournament of their entire careers,’’ No[...]ence, all regional,’’ Nobley said. “It’s the best any Glendale (volleyball) team has done against Scottsdale and Mesa in the same season. We were two for three against both of them,’’ she said. “‘All throughout the season we were ranked in the top 25 (junior college) schools in the nation. The highest we were ranked was 16,”’ she said. The Gauchos beat the Yavapai Roughriders in three games, with scores of 15-3, 15-10, 15-11, in the final regular season game Nov. 2. “‘We did outstanding; this was a real important victory. At the beginning of the season they beat us in five games and then to come back in the very last game of the season and beat them by three was great,’’ Nobley said. ‘‘We dominated the entire match. It was important going into the regionals to have a game like that,”’ she sai[...]in all aspects of her game and was a big help off the bench for us. The serving and passing of Michelle Frausto and Megan[...]day Part time and full time Stuff envelopes over the holidays. We provide the material and postage By Barbara Schripsema The Voice Men’s Basketball '90— Season opens Friday; team looks forward to great season By Jeff Wendt The Voice With nine players returning to this year’s men’s college basketball team, head coach Bill Long is hoping for a successful season as they open their[...]ew coach this season after they finished third in the con- ference last season, and with a new system,[...]6-16 in conference play, not well enough to make the playoffs. This year, Long looks for the conference to be a lit- tle more balanced. ‘There will always be the peren- nial powers within the conference: Arizona Western, Mesa, and Eastern Ar[...]h high expectations, look- ing to take things day-by-day as they come, and we are looking to do our be[...]at to expect from me,’’ Long said. ‘‘That is something I am looking for out of the team this season. When we come down the stretch, I’ll look to these people to help out.”’ The Gauchos opened the season on Nov. 17 with a game against Luke Air Force Base. They then moved in- to the Valley of the Sun Tourna- Women’s Basketball ‘90 Team sets[...]ent, held at Scottsdale Communi- ty College, over the Thanksgiving break. Results of these games were u[...]“‘We are expecting some good competition from the out of state schools, not to mention the teams from in-state who are in the tourna- ment,’’ Long said. ‘Although these[...]want to win them all to give us a chance to make the regional tournament,’’ Long added. Long expects a lot of players to make all-conference teams at the end of the season. One person who could make all- conference is Johnny Debs. ‘‘A lot of kids have the potential to make all-conference at the end of the season,’’ Long said. ‘‘We have a lot of talent this season.”’ Long is impressed with new freshmen talent. “‘We got[...]what kind of action are we go- ing to see out of the Gauchos? “There will be a lot of fast- breakin[...]me pressing on defense.”’ Long added that he is going to be consistant as to the number of players that will be used every game.[...]to 11 players a game,’’ Long said. ‘‘That is going to be a key when it comes to winning games.’’ Silcox said the Lady Gauchos’ team speed and in- telligence will be the key to a good season. “They are the most intelligent group we’ve had since paid envelopes will be Provided. The Company will pay you $5.00 per envelope Guaranteed. There is a $14.00 fee to register and print up your material. This fee is Refunded back to you with your first pay For[...]Az 85345 Peoria Chamber of commerce A member of the better Business Bureau. With expectations of a 21-win season, the women’s basketball team opens the conference season on Wednes- day with a home game[...]cessful; how suc- cessful we’ll be depends upon the kind of effort and sacrifices the gals are going to make,’’ head coach Greg Silcox said. Last year, the Lady Gauchos finished 6th in the con- ference and made the playoffs for the fourth year in a row. They completed last season[...]yer—Cindy Cobos—and a sophomore, Trina Haney. The rest are freshmen. Valley of the Sun Shrine Bow! Banquet The 1990 Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl banquet will be held on Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. at the I’ve been here,’’ he said. The game versus Pima will be a ‘‘strong test,’’ Silcox said. “The team can’t afford to lose a home conference gam[...]mprove- ment and confidence,’’ Silcox added. The Lady Gauchos participated in the Valley of the Sun Tournament over the weekend. Results were not available at press time. Silcox did indicate that he hoped the squad would pull together and be in tune with each other for the tournament. Returnee Kerry Watkins says the team works together. “This year we’re a lot[...]ets are $12 per person, and are available through the GCC Cashier's office.
	[...], 1990 Voice Erickson speaks on taking risks By Gienn Davis The Voice Just do it. Risk-taking, being in control[...]y and creating your own future were all discussed by Elaine Erickson, instruc- tional services cordina[...]us, dur- ing a recent Employment Talks. ‘*Life is what happens to you while you are making other pl[...]- ing or unable to take risks, life will pass you by,”’ Erickson said. When Erickson talked about attitude she emphasized the importance of how people react. ‘What I mean is how you react to your environment and things arou[...]rol of attitudes allows one to stay in control of the future, live for today and create for the future.’” “Establishing control allows one[...]5, Ext C115 If you have the courage to call this number it could make you wea[...]New Bookstore “‘We will be offering more to the students that will help them in the long run,’” Dave Vanyo said. The College Book Center will be in direct competition with the campus-run Follett bookstore. Follett Inc. is the largest bookstore chain in the country, with over 300 stores nationwide. Those 300 stores represent one-third of the colleges in the country. The Vanyos say they aren’t intimidated by the size of the Follett chain; just the opposite. They are planning on going head-to- head with the Follett store by offering students lower textbook prices and a higher buy-back rate. “It is hard to say how much a student can save right now,’’ Dave Vanyo said. “But the savings will be across the board.’” Due to a late arrival of their spring semester merchandise the Vanyos won’t be fully operational until late December, but they will still buy back textbooks throughout the month. “T’ll buy anything I can get my hands[...]d. from page 1 How does this competition affect the college? At Mesa Community College, where there[...]ars, officials have noticed a decrease in sales. The Maricopa Community Colleges have a contract with Follett. According to the terms of the contract, profits raised from the bookstore revenues go into a district-wide pool c[...]l affect us because bookstore profits are part of the overall Fund II revenue stream,’’ said Dr. Jo[...]she did release a letter stating: “I wish them the best knowing the competition will only serve to make us strive to[...]as _ built on...choice...everyone should be given the right to choose.”’ ITSA2-HOUR CRASH COURSE I[...]5 e Digest from page 4 business management. She is now work- ing for the Arizona Department of Education. The article praises community colleges for making success stories possible. It says “these institutions bring the economic and social benefits of continued education to millions of Americans.” The authors of the article feel this is ac- complished by admitting everyone who wants to enter and meeting the needs of all. Accepting everyone is only possible because remedial courses are a staple. Paul A. Elsner is quoted in the article as saying, ‘‘Community colleges have[...]irtually everyone.”” In addition to praising the community college system, the article in Reader’s Digest addresses the controversy that ex- ists concerning community colleges. Critics believe that there is too much emphasis on the technical and vocational programs, according to the story. Community Colleges are percieved as not providing as good an education as a university because the two-year schools serve large numbers of mi[...]
	Vol. XXVI No. 8 School hosts first speech tournament By James Glibert The Voice The Glendale Community College forensics team hosted[...]ament on Nov. 29-30. Sixteen schools from around the nation were on campus competing in the Marilyn J. Hoffs Invitational. The tournament was named after Hoffs, who is an instructor here on campus. “I feel very honored,”’ said Hoffs, who is the former director of the forensics team. “I was pleased that so many univer- sities accepted the invitation to our tour- nament.”’ There are[...]ents held in Arizona each year, one of them being the Marilyn J. Hoffs Invitational. The other two are the Fiesta Invita- tional, which is the sister tournament to the Hoffs Invitational, held last weekend in Tempe at Arizona State University, and the Cactus Tournament held at Cen- tral Arizona College later this month. “The tournaments are very important to Arizona,’’ said Jan Mooreland, direc- tor of the campus forensics team. ‘‘Some states have as[...]lps to put Glendale Community College’s name in the forensic community. Mooreland felt that hosting the tour- nament would give the Glendale com- munity and the students an idea of what a forensics team does. Some of the schools competing were Merry Christmas Piease S[...]day. All regular Day class meetings will cease at the end of the day Friday, December 14. Students need only repor[...]December 11-19. Day students should be aware of the following points: P.E. classes meeting only on Friday will be scheduled by the instructor for examination at a mutually agreeabl[...]ing on M, M-W, four times a week, or daily follow the examination schedule for MWF classes. The T-Th exam schedule governs classes which meet on[...]rday and Sunday classes will usual- ly be held on the last class meeting of the semester. Time of Examination Normal Class Meet[...], Steve Lopez. and Spring Barrera sit in front of the GCC Holiday tree, along with teaching assistant Kelly Burtis.See Pg. 9 The Voice tackles censorship -Pg. B1 Campus events A guide to campus entertain- ment for the holidays-Pg. 11 Just short Gauchos lose 34-32 i[...]December 10, 1990 Class teaches rape defense By Joni Kowitz The Voice You can use deadly physical force up to[...]eone in deferse of your life and health.” That is Arizona state law, as reviewed by Kelly Scrivens, public education specialist for the Glendale Police Depart- ment, in a sexual assault[...]ng, race, age, and sex are all impressions denied by a potential victim. “An attacker could have a[...]pist,’’ Scrivens said. Scrivens explained to the 35-member audience the sub-types of all rapists, ac- cording to their mo[...]ists. Thirty percent are anger rapists and become the most violent, and five percent tend to be sadisti[...]ing to statistics, most men do not follow through the sexual act, Scrivens said. She added that setting yourself up for an attack is the easiest way to become a victim. “Entering a pa[...]below a car seat “Just as much happens during the day as it does at night,’’ she warned. Please See ¢ Class Back Page Talkin’ airwaves with KNIX By Glenn Davis The Voice What makes KNIX radio a successful station is the camaraderie between pro- motions, advertising and air staff. This is the opinion of the personnel who represented the country radio station at last week’s Employment[...]ecutive Kurt Viken. In a program titled ‘‘On the Air: Careers in Broadcasting, ‘‘each discussed his role at KNIX. Koziol initiated the program with a video promoting KNIX and its ac- c[...]pro- ductions in 1989. Also, KNIX hooked up with the satellite music network distributing “‘classical country music’’ to 32 markets across the United States. Joining KNIX in January 1989 as a[...]months and later attained his current position. The ‘‘on-air’’ careers were discussed by Erb. ‘‘Programming and production seem to be the glamorous end of the business,”’ the creative director said, ‘‘but it is a lot of work and people tend to forget it is a business.’’ Erb played samples of ads heard on KNIX and surprised the audience by disclosing that all the voices and special effects were done by himself. “This is the fun part of my job, creating commercials that create images,” Erb said. In concluding the ET workshop, Viken capsulized that promotions and[...]together to obtain accounts to financially secure the business. “The creativity and the enthusiasm of the other departments provide the substance needed to sell,’’ Viken said. ‘A sales career is not typecast, but desire and good work ethics are[...]ood percep- tion, research and being aggressive. The result is the ‘‘gratification in know- ing you’ve helped[...]executives agreed on ways to obtain employment in the broadcasting field: Get hands-on experience, volu[...]s are good to have but not a must. “Careers in the broadcasting field are nomadic,”’ Erb[...]
	2 W to. to» Vole. Censorship and the politics of intolerance There is a murderer loose in America. Its name is censorship. This is not a typical murderer. Censorship is the killer of ideas. the destroyer of thought, the mindless reasoning that seeks to impose conformity on us all. The fact that this country was founded by individuals seeking freedom of thought matters lit- tle now. What matters is that proper religious and right-wing ideals be followed rigidly and without question. Take the Victory Bible Church in Dayton, Ohio. 11 sent out ﬂyers inviting people to bring books to a book burning. The ofiensive books were on \llt‘lecls like yoga. t[...]e would like to repress freedom of religion. What is the true in- tent of these zealots? lx it a col- orless. homogeneous society where creativity is frowned Seriously Social upon? Is this the dawn of the new lnquisition? Hopefully not. But during the Spanish lnquisition free thought died in the name of God. It is said that history repeats itself; this could be the beginning of the rerun. The fact that members of the government have chosen to im- pose limits on arti[...]sts must adhere to in order to receive money from the Na- tional l:ndowment for the Arts. Whether the arts should receive government money l> not me issue here: tne issue l.\ the censorship of art. and who determines \t hat shou[...]C real!) “an i. pesto“ that kind or nutter o: the ilk ot Jew: heritn.’ These are but No examples of many. Theretoiu. The Voice would like to address the issue of censorship in America in mi issue’s four-page pullout. ls America sliding into the abyss of intolerance? You be the judge. Opinions, who needs them? By Jason Studﬂclt TheVoice — 7v, 7 “There is no opinion worth listening to. unless I agree wit[...]oo many people have heard this saying before. Why is that? 1 just made it up. It's true. nonetheless[...]who will hopefully never be president. what music is appropriate and what music isn‘t. what is art and what isn't and whether or not Miller Lite is less ﬁlling or if it taste great. Everyone also thinks that their opinion is the right one. If they didn’t think it was right. t[...]se non<confonnists conforming together. Whatever the method is. it normally pisses somebody else off. This seems to be the intention of some v. tum - . 19‘ avoncr: £4[...]or “lfthey agree with me it must be OK to do." The “everybody" normally refers to about one or two[...]ons can tend to be dangerous and can even lead to the death of innocent people. There’s the gang whose opinion is that it is the best gang. Then there’s the gang who disagrees. There is the dictator whose opinion is that he is a god. and then there's the weapon that disagrees. Thae's the homelas people whose opi- nion is that they should have a nice shelter to sleep at. Then there is Congress. whose opinion is that the money could be used in a more resourceful manner. like a new paint job for their BMW. There is the country whose opinion is that it can rule the world no matter how many lives it takes. Then there is the country that disagrees. it all seems to boil down to whoever's opinion is backed by the most money. So what does this have to do with an[...][him-r Th6 Worsl' +l’ling Qhouf Censorship is *“ﬂwmwn ’Tis the season of great folly By Eric Wincontson Spocml to the Votce “Store-bells ring. are you listening? The owners smile. bridgework glistening. ‘Get out o[...]excretions onto his lawn. Also. once again, from the end of September until Dec. 25. the shopping malls and department stores get another[...]But let‘s slow down here a minute. What about the true meaning of Christmas? Wasn't somebody suppos[...]her. too, if that long white beard you're growing is any indication). So, let me get this straight. Christmas is not a celebration of the birth of the The Vorce Glendale Community College am W Olive Avenu[...]go into life- long debt and let people crawl down the chimney unnoticed. Well. at least we still know brotherly love. In fact. most deaths during the holidays are suicides instead of homicides. I guess people just feel it is better to kill themselves than inﬂict pain on others. There is still some fun to be had. When all the fat ladies are heading for the bargains at K-Man, I like to grab my trus» ty BB gun and have someone push me down the aisles in a shopping can while yelling. “Hippo[...]right? Okay. so maybe i am a little bit hard on the holidays. Maybe it’s the Playboy magazine that l'm reading while I write t[...]erything had happens at this time of year. There is only one good thing about Christmas: it's less than a week away from New Year's Eve, the only holiday no one ever remembers. Maybe that’s why it‘s so good. That is. except for the apologies on New Year‘s Day. h": we us[...]
	[...]Forces of good confront Hussein by Elleen Greiss The Voice It’s about time the United Nations Security Council took a firm stand[...]remove his troops from Kuwait or risk all-out war is long overdue. Since 1941 the United Nations has done little more than take up[...]en living in fear of being brutalized or murdered by Iraqi soldiers. Ironically, those in fear are the lucky ones. Hundreds, not so lucky, are already a[...]re being channeled from many nations to Kuwait in the form of military personnel and hardware. In addi[...]ut from families, friends and outraged people for the hostages trapped in Kuwait and the soldiers stationed near there. No sane person wants war. It is cruel, horri- fying, and dehumanizing. Decent pe[...]this kind of suffering on mankind. Declaring war is a hard step for peace-loving people to take. Even so, sometimes it is the most reasonable response to aggression. Who knows why, after 50 years, the United Nations has finally banded together to use[...]es are experiencing economic pressures brought on by higher oil prices. Whatever the reason, Hussein needs to know that the ‘‘forces of good’’ won’t sit back and allow him and his army, the fourth largest in ex- istence, to cruelly control the lives of poeple all over the world.[...]Hussein promotes religion By James Glibert and Barbara Schripsema The Voice With Bible in hand and the Lord in your corner, get ready to stand in those[...]ter at seminarian and divinity schools throughout the country. It appears that Saddam Hussein could be responsible for making the largest impact in American theological history.[...]ts enrolled in colleges are no longer exempt from the draft unless enrolled in seminarian and divinity[...]his does, however, pose certain problems. Ideally the draft was designed to be fair; obviously somebody didn’t think this all the way through, as usual. Once again the great cop-out is religion. Nobody thought about the problems that would surface. Let’s be honest; religion is too moral not to have loopholes. Two problems th[...]s objectors. After all, we can’t toss them into the brimstone fires of hell. Get a religious life. It seems to be the only acceptable way to avoid the draft. Officials of seminary and divinity school[...]no definitive guidelines for this. Perhaps there is certain information to which they alone are privy[...]d of hurt if God doesn’t have call waiting. On the surface the changes in the draft appeared to be a good idea. It seems as though fairness was trying to be re-applied. During the era of the Vietnam War peo- ple enrolled in colleges to avoi[...]nomic void. Rich kids stayed home at school while the poor ones went off to war. Today we now see a moralistic void. Although the attempt fell short, it was at least an effort. Is our nation prepared for such a sudden shift in religion? We can always ask the families of those who have lost loved ones. Have[...]ur religion. Conscientious objectors shirk duty By Mike Massung The Voice With the Persian Gulf buildup in full swing, and the influx of military personnel close to an astonishing 400,000, there has been a realization by some of the men and women who are in the service that they might ac- tually have to fight[...]nit was being sent to Saudi Arabia they said that the only reason they joined the military was to get the educational benefits provided in the G. I. Bill. This may even be true, but that is unlikely. I can understand the fear that an individual goes through when presented with the thought of maybe getting shot, bomb- ed or killed. But does that give individuals the right to back out on their contract? What would happen if the shoe were on the other foot, and the government said to an objector that after their f[...]rvice, they wouldn’t receive Veterans benefits? The objector would probably be in court so fast calling a breach of contract and su- ing for millions due to the unjustice, that your head would spin. What makes this sham almost funny is that most of the ‘‘objectors’’ have been in the service long enough to know what to expect. They say they didn’t know that the United States might actually get involved in a war. How stupid can they be? I’m sure when the drill in- structor was demonstrating how to properly handle the M-16 rifle in basic training, they must have had[...]ld go out and hunt squirrels. If there weren’t the chance of a war, they would pro- bably put in the[...]at would have ihem fulfilling their con- tract in thethe people of the United States, then they should have to serve the people of this country by working in a nice, safe place like Leavenworth, Kansas, until their contract is fulfilled. Voices across the campus Do you think censorship is ever justified and why? /Volee « = > a £ a[...]dren. Yvonne Rothbium I believe that censorship is justified under certain conditions. The line should be drawn somewhere. I agree that MTV’s banning of Madonna’s video is justified. Nora Elizabeth Bremser No, people have the right to express themselves and their opi- nions[...]k books should be banned because they stress that the more you read, the more you learn. I think parents should censor the book, not other people.
	[...]0, 1990 Voice Common Sense King Day? No way! By Bradley R. Melton The Voice a Unless you have taken a long trip to the Twilight Zone, you know about the con- troversy that has plagued Arizona relating t[...]re has also been a great hoopla over racism being the reason this state did not pass this holiday. I have refused to accept any civil rights holiday with the name Martin Luther King in it. The reasons are not racist. The facts are plain as day: eWomen earned their right’ to vote without the assistance of Dr. King. eIndians have throughout American history been the subjects of gross infr- ingements on their civil[...]minated against, I demand equal representation in the form of a ‘‘Civil Rights Day.’’ a great deal to be done for the minorities of this nation. The fallacy of bleeding-heart liberalism being on the side of minorities is overwhelming. The welfare program will continue to destroy the self-esteem and willpower among minorities so that they will not recover until it is reformed. Our educational system continues to pr[...], in actuality, they are just be- ing manipulated by the elitists to keep the minorities and poor down. It is a great smokescreen and I must ap- plaud the grandiose puppet show. What is so ludicrous is that minority groups mostly vote for liberal Democrats who believe firmly in the programs that keep the minorities down. Liberals also believe in affirmative ac- tion. This is unconstitutional because it infringes on my freedoms, because I hap- pen to have been born a white male. The rights of individuals shall not be discriminated against on the basis of race, color, age, sex, religion, national origin, From the Balcony However, I do believe that there is still Letters or mental and physical handicaps. By Marc de Celle Dear Lord, we give thanks that this turkey is finally cooked. Amen. Britain celebrates the holidays. Voice coverage, media bias, NFL boy[...]rites article,’’ Nov. 26), I was surprised at the profes- sionalism with which he wrote the article. Similarly, John Wistuber produced a photograph that is far superior to one provided by the video staff here on campus, enough so that I have[...]from him a couple of prints to place on file with the Phoenix papers for use with future articles. I very much appreciate the coverage and believe that both students are to be[...]ed I am writing you out of a sense of outrage at the Na- tional Football League. It seems that I and s[...]s of those companies and all other advertisers of the games, and to encourage the spread of this boycott as widely as possible. We[...]in Commissioner Tagliabue’s decision to remove the Super Bowl from Phoenix. We regard his action (wh[...]m of blackmail) to be an offensive intrusion into the politics of the state of Arizona as freely express- ed in the voting booths. We expect advertisers will not mi[...]test to be advocating any position whatsoever on the Martin Luther King holiday question. It is simply that we feel the will of the people is due the respect that allows for motivations which are oth[...]complex than quick assumptions would allow for. The insult given to us all by Mr. Tagliabue betrays an arrogant small-mindednes[...]has survived a logic and rhetoric class remembers the propaganda technique of the ‘‘straw man.”’ Real issues can be artfully dodged by creating a silly caricature of one’s opponent,[...]d over without a fight. Most articles printed on the subject of abortion never rise above this grammar school level, that is, until recent- ly. This past summer, there began an important change in the coverage of this controversy. For the first time, the press began to critique its own bias and lack of objectivity on the subject. Richard Harwood, respected columnist and om- budsman for The Washington Post, pointed out the gross discrepancies in reporting the April 1990 pro-life rally in Washington,D.C., whi[...]n 200,000 to 500,000. It was virtually overlooked by the Post’s managing editor. Harwood’s column triggered David Shaw, a nationally known press critic from the Los Angeles Times, to report, in a series of articles on the pervasive pro- abortion bias among journalists not only in the opinion pages, but also in the news columns. Nat Hentoff, of the liberal Village Voice has been treated as a heret[...]beliefs. What about it editors? Any of you have the courage to go beyond the superficial sloganeering and stand up for reporting the truth of the diversity of the pro-life cause? Or are you content to avoid the heretic label and follow along meekly paraphrasin[...]nned Parenthood and NARAL spokespersons? Most of the students on this campus are in the period of life where decisions regarding sexualit[...]to protection of human life, parental rights, and the very definition of humanity are fought out in fle[...]es of issues. To be given predigested conclusions is to be insulted and treated like a child, or worse[...]ndless animal. Diane Mobley Registration and the meaning of good Editor: It’s that time of year again. Students carefully plan for the future, dissecting our lives into three and four credit-hour courses. We anxiously await the mailman’s arrival for our registration appointm[...]ste our precious time. But how do we sort through the catalog of classes? What’s the basis for our selection as we pick and choose? It depends on what’s good for you. Everyone wants the good teachers. But first, how do we define the word ‘‘good’’? To some, good means knowle[...]ide what’s good for you. Then, of course, once the classes and teachers are selected, a good time is to be considered. Good in this case can mean late so students can get their much need- ed beauty sleep. Good can mean flexible in comparison to the rest of your life, or good can mean afternoon cla[...]ls to worry about. Who’s got time to figure out the next step? Oh well, remember, in a hundred years[...]ot be good for us. Laura Huebner Communications The Voice and reporter thanked Editor: Joyce Barton[...]. We are sending a copy of it to him. Thanks for the wonderful coverage and support you continu[...]
	[...]990 5 Healthy holiday treats made simple By Mike Massung The Voice OO With the holiday season just around the corner and the tendency of most people to indulge in rich, high- calorie food, the campus Wellness Program recently sponsored Holida[...]onstrating how to make healthier holiday snacks. The Dec. 4 demonstration began with Joann Pell, Wellness Coordinator, playing the song ‘‘The 12 Pains of Christmas.’’ Thethe Christmas spirit, Pell began the cuisine portion of the demonstration by showing how & to make cereal party mix that is low in fat, calories and ; ej 0 sodium. Next, s[...]th ingredients such as cinnamon and dried fruit. The next portion of the show was also the highlight, because it included Anthony Montoya. Montoya is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of Chicago and head cook at the Facility Food Service here Photo by Wanda P' During the hour-long demonstration, Montoya show- ed attendees how to make the tree using a butternut squash, scallions, red and yellow jalapeno peppers and skewers. Montoya also used the occasion to announce he is planning to introduce healthier foods to the menu at the cafeteria. “I'd like to introduce vegetarian m[...]ted here not too long ago and we want to bring up the grade of food, plus create better tasting food an[...]yone will be satisfied.’’ Pell said she felt the demonstration was very relaxing and everyone enjoyed it. Response to the demonstration from the 32 people who attended was positive. “I enjoyed it very much. It brings out the creative diminsion in us which has been far undeveloped,”’ said Doris Velasco, employee from the High Tech Center. Handouts were also given out at the demonstration that included how many calories hol[...]arewells \| Conference targets lobbying . . By Bradley R. Melton at Scottsdale Community College, wit, on memories The Voice discussed the importance to student governments of unification and laughter. By Grey Stenhouse The Voice I can’t believe it’s finally come to an end. After four semesters on the staff of the Voice, I’m out of here. It’s been interesting, to say the least. With all of the ups and downs to being the editor this semester, I look back at the last two years with a lot of good feelings. It s[...]ief. I never would have made it this far without the help of a lot of people, so it’s time to say th[...]ainwash- ed..., I mean encouraged me into joining the newspaper. To Julie Sigwart, who taught me the groundwork of page design. To James Gilbert, who always made sure we had enough stories by doing them all himself. To Bobby Warren, who too[...], and made sure I never ever put my footprints on the Pages again. James, Kip, Rainey...I’ve really missed you guys this semester. The one person I have to thank the most is Phil Mateer, for several reasons. 1. I feel like[...]of us learning as we went. 2. For giving me and the rest of the editors, the freedom to make the newspaper feel like it was ours. 3. For being so[...]ys copy editing my sports stories that came in at the last possi- ble second (this story, too). Well, I think that’s everybody. Now that the last correction has been made, the last flat has been put in the box, and the last issue has been sent to the printer, all I have to say is... Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen. You Oughta be in Print... See your name in print. Join The Voice and gain hands-on experience in the production of a newspaper. To start on the road to an exciting career in journalism, begin by taking: eJRN 201 Newswriting eJRN 215 Newsroom Activities (Class that produces The Voice) * ART 135, 136 Photo Journalism I and II[...]ng For more information contact Gerri Fiedler in the Language Arts Building rooms 107 or 117 or phone[...]5 In an undertaking of immense propor- tions, the Associated Students Govern- ment recently hosted the 1990 State Legislative Conference for community colleges. The conference, ‘‘Living in America,”’ was held on Nov. 16 and 17 at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Phoenix. This event is believed to be the first Arizona conference to which only com- munity colleges were iny ted. The focus of the con.erence was to teach student leaders about lobbying, various issues facing the different col- leges, and even the possibility of forming the Arizona Community College Student Association. I[...]y College, Paradise Valley Community College, and the Glendale Community College Associated Students Go[...]ening Students Association, as well as members of the Students for a Safe and Viable Earth club and the Black Student Union. Many speakers were present[...]cs and issues: Rufus Glasper, a fiscal agent for the Maricopa County Community College District, gave[...]student governments. eSteve Saffron, a member of the faculty COMPUTER WORKS!! Word Processing Servic[...]l Debbie at 279-2139 for showing. Jack Lunsford, the official lobbyist for the MCCCD, went beyond his initial presentation on how to lobby by also staying to provide students with sugges- tio[...]campaign for re-election last month, rather than the student issues she had been scheduled to discuss.[...]ber of district administration, touched base with the possibilities and potential of student leadership in politics. eJon Kyle, newly re-elected to the United States House-of Representatives from Arizo[...]a brief talk, but seemed more concerned with what the students had to say by having a long question and answer period. Aside[...]pated in an hour-long discussion of issues facing the different campuses. Among the issues discussed were bookstore prices, environme[...]ssibility, relations with student newspapers, and the power of a unified student lobbying group in the form of a district forum and perhaps a statewide organization. Most of the representatives present said they were highly motivated by the con- ference, and many thought it was the best they had attended. Dont Smoke Yourse[...]
	[...]New campus instructor designs own way into award By Barbara Cage The Voice Larry Backs, interior design instructor on campus, recently won an award in the annual competition of the Phoenix Chapter of the American Society of In- terior Design. Backs’[...]e. Using colors like heather and greens, raising the ceiling, and adding halogen lighting on tracks were a few of the im- provements Backs made. He left one working fireplace, but turn- ed the other into a niche where soft lighting focused on an elegant, sculptured horse. The seating in both rooms was chang- ed. Wooden chair[...]were used to turn an empty space into a TV room. The rear of the house faces Catalina Island, and Backs arranged the furniture on angles to allow the residents to see the view. When Backs meets with clients he discusses ideas with them, but considers himself the expert. He does the shopping and he shows carpet and fabric samples and photos to the customer. If they aren’t satisfied, he finds al[...]t something different than what they have.”’ The starting point on the L.A. house was an existing green slate floor. Backs found the upholstery fabric, which set the color scheme. The carpet is ‘‘popcorn berber’’ and came from Holland. Backs did the interior and exterior design on his own home, which won first place in the same competition in 1987. It took a year to design the house and eight months to build it. Backs did no[...]gree. He spent a year at Georgetown University in the school of foreign service. Then he found he wante[...]received his master’s degree in education from the University of Virginia in 1980. This is Backs’ first year as a full-time teacher on cam[...]tsdale Community College. He feels our campus has the potential for setting up a degree program and is excited about the opportunity. Anyone interested in pursuing a degree in the field should take introductory classes to be expo[...]est to be developed. Opportunities should abound by the time today’s students are ready to go in- to the working world. Because of the recession, new home sales are down in the Phoenix area, but Backs says the reces- sion should be over within three or four y[...]it to putting a puzzle together. He also designed the American Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Why[...]work at GCC when his business takes him all over the world? “‘Because I love to teach,’’ he s[...]to staying in shape addressed in recent seminar By Joyce Barton The Voice Fitness is wellness, and staying well in “this crazy world’’ involves the total person. So says Joann Pell, head of the cam- pus Wellness Committee, who gave a presentation on the subject of total fitness in an Employment Talks S[...]Mental fitness, she emphasiz- ed, gives a person the ability to cope. Pell, appearing neat and trim in a light grey sweat suit, said the more you take care of your needs, the better able you will be to deal with other things in life, the more productive you will be. Social Fitness Social fitness is another aspect of wellness, according to Pell. ‘‘People are fit when they have the time for themselves, their family and friends.’[...]responsibility for themselves and their wellness, the fitness counselor said. They get great satisfaction out of the little things in life. Nutrition In introducing the nutritional aspects of health, Pell said she tries to avoid the How would you like to be the one to tell this little boy that he will never know the feeling of spending Christmas with his daddy. Please, if you drink, don't drive. From The Voice staff to our readers, may you have a SAFE a[...]Stop an attacker now! @t™ “Lightning Bolt" is the personal defense system for the 90's which could save your life. For more informa[...]ve connotations. We think of it as depriving. On the contrary, she says, eating well means you can eat any food you want. It is more a matter of how much of it you eat. “All it takes to be well on a nutritional basis is to monitor your fat intake and eat two fruits and vegtables a day,” Pell says. It is easier to eat well today because food manufacturers are catering to healthy eaters. Most of the fat that people eat comes from meat and dairy pro[...]oom Rental ¢Passport Photos extra lean. Usually the tougher the meat, the lower the fat.’’ Pell says when eating junk food avoid[...]es, she reminded. Physical Fitness In addressing theis enough, she says. ‘‘Fitness is Please See « Fitness Back Page Dunlap P[...]
	Voice December 10, 1990 By Joyce Barton The Voice —_ Does your anger cause you to be ‘T[...]ld to Hold’’? In an anger management seminar by the same name, psychologist Dr. Frederick Wechsler ad[...]ck Hospital audience so large they spilled out of the provided seats and onto the floor. The listeners were divided in their response to the question, but unanimous in their desire for his advice on the subject. ““When a rabbit sees danger, it reacts. It doesn’t take the time to analyze the situation,’’ Wechlser said. ‘‘An angry person does the same thing. They don’t receive enough information. “If you go by limited feedback, your point of view can be disto[...]lf Talk One key to developing anger manage- ment is for people to control what they say to themselves. According to the psychologist, some anger-escalating thinking includes: Mind reading: This is ‘‘assuming others feel just the way we do,”’ he says. Or assuming a loved one should know what the other is feeling or thinking. eImperatives: These are inf[...]should do Avoiding anger a major issue things. The psychologist indicates ‘should’’ or ‘‘must’’ are the key words here. “Trouble comes when the other party refuses to follow the rules,’’ he says. ©Magnification: This happens when there is exaggerated significance of an event or situation[...]atterns are automatic. “They are learned from the influential people in our lives, and because they[...]ngs, there isn’t really a lot of meaning,”’ the speaker explained. ‘‘Anger is really a mask for pain. Therefore, it isis viewpoint. “‘How many people take the time to know what is going on with the other per- son?’’ Wechsler asked. ‘‘Try viewing Cinderella from the stepmother’s perspec- tive. Everything depends on viewpoint.”’ He asked the audience to imagine be- ing bumped from behind wh[...]if you turn around to say something, and realize the person who bumped you was blind.”’ Body Language Another clue to anger management is learning to watch how the body reacts. Wechsler says when a person becomes[...]reathe rapidly.‘‘You can’t think about what is going on. You can’t respond because the carbon dioxide in the blood is 95 percent. It is a mild form of hyperventilation.” Rapid, shallow breathing causes the brain to respond as if there is an emergen- cy, he says. “Learn to control your anger by body control. Breathe deeply,’’ the speaker said. ‘‘It takes practice, but breathing deeply will help you relax. It is easier to respond to a situation when you are relax- ed. Then your tolerance level goes up.”’ When on the receiving end of someone else’s anger, Wechsler[...]er because of reactions from others: Sometimes it is taken too lightly, people try to make a joke out[...]on altogether, or reverse it, and turn it back on the other person. This might be done with blame, or[...]‘why”’ questions. Another avoidance tactic is manipula- tion with guilt, he said. If a person[...]ctions be a hindrance, Wechsler says to ‘‘use the broken record technique. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat[...]is will also began to help to heal you. Time out is another technique the psychologist suggested. When anger is at a high level. The angry person may need time to calm down. If the other party respects that, then a time can be set to come back together for the problem solving. Deal with angry children by first validating their anger, Wechsler says. Help them to investigate the cause. Often they don’t understand themselves.[...]m to work their anger out in an appropriate way. The anger management counselor ad- mits all of this takes practice, but by do- ing so people can move on to negotiation, compromise and problem solving. Dr. Joe Purham of the campus Counseling Center, says this is the time of year when feelings are height »ned “You can just walk on campus aia feel the tension,’’ he says. There is a lot of added pressure right now. Students have exams and the final days of school piled upon the holidays. ‘‘Between Thanksgiving and New Years, we see more students (in the counseling center) than any other time of year,”’ Purham said. The campus counselor strongly sug- gested a support s[...]depression, alcohol actually increases it.’” THE MOST POPULAR BOOKS AT THE MOST POPULAR PRICES That's what the College Book Center gives you. Whether buying new or used books or selling them back, we're the store that remembers that you are, afte: all, students living on student income. And, since it is your money, it should be important where you spend it, and where you save it! Check the comparison — you'll see that YOU come out the winner: Afree semester's tuitionto GCC (S[...]
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	[...]ting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peacably to assemble and to peti- tion the Government for a redress of grievances. nited States of the district. L] A high school student goes to the school library to check out a novel for a book report, only to find out that the library doesn’t carry the book sought because it has been banned by the school district. L] Amusic fan goes into a record store to purchase an album by his favorite group, only to find no copies of it on the shelf, because it has been banned by the state. (\| An art lover walks into a museum to see a sculpture by his favorite artist, only to find that the sculpture is no longer there because nude art has been banned by officials in that county. Although controversial[...]hip are happening every day in this country. Are the rights of these people being taken away, or are h[...]own to a question of First Amendment rights. How the First Amendment should be in- terpreted is the big question: after all, next year it will be 20[...]ay that although it’s a constitu- tional right, the First Amendment has its limits. It’s a controv[...]end. Are First Amendment rights being taken away by those who are supposed to protect them?
	[...]t offices are doing away with all religous items By Elleen Greiss The Voice No Christian crosses. No Stars of David. Nothing that shows preference of any religion over another. This is the practice of most government-funded entities durin[...]seasons. ‘‘Separation of church and state’ is the reason most frequently given by government officials for censoring use of religious symbols. The First Amendment to the United States Constitution says ‘‘Congress sh[...]gion or prohibiting free exercise thereof.”’ The Preamble to the Constitution of the State of Arizona says we are grateful to Almighty[...]exercise, or instruction.” These documents set the stage for government entities, and most governors[...]marketing and public relations on cam- pus, said the college tries to be sensitive to all holidays and[...]me feel bad,’’ she said.‘‘We find that it is best to use ‘season’s greetings,’ or ‘hap[...]ion from state.”’ Cities and towns Phoenix, the largest incorporated city in Arizona; and Duncan, the smallest in- corporated town, have one thing in c[...]ither uses religious symbols in decorating during the holidays. “The city has no written policy because court decision[...]ant in Phoenix’s Public Information Office. “The legal department renders opinions as issues are r[...], ‘‘a group wants to use religious symbols at the Civic Plaza or at a ramada in a city park, we allow this for the duration of the rental. At public buildings, the city shows no favoritism of one religion over another.”’ The small retirement community of Youngtown caved in to the threat of a lawsuit over a nativity scene that ha[...]e being banned in government buildings all across the country. Many groups are protesting their removal. set up in Greer Park in the heart of town for two decades. “A winter visitor wrote a letter to the town council threatening a lawsuit if the display was in the park when he returned the next year,’’ said Ruth Gregory, presi- dent of the Caliche Garden Club, owner of the set. Without fanfare the nativity set was placed in the front yard of the United Methodist Church. Another city that has avoided confron- tation is Glendale. “‘We have no written policy on the mat- ter, but we use no religious symbols,’”[...]specific tree in Murphy Park, but Van Haren said the decorations are “‘pretty much vanilla.’ The religious community A group that might be expected to have a different point of view is the religious community. But there are some religious leaders who agree with the private sector. “Every seal of every state has some reference to God,’’ said the Rev. Frederick Nitz, pastor of Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sun Ci- ty. “In the past there was no objection to religious signs during the holidays. It’s only been questioned in recent t[...]mple Beth Israel takes a similar stand. “There is a disestablishment of church Clothing becomes too loud, By Barbara Cage The Voice Contrary to popular belief, GCC has a dres[...]ual connotations; or anything that distracts from the educational process or diminishes control.’ Furthermore, all clothing must fall in the realms of safety and decency. Washington Elementary School District has districtwide rules, but each of the 33 schools in the district adds its own rules as deemed necessary.[...]es or dresses; and no cut-offs or frayed shorts. The Peoria Unified School District’s handbook is similar to Glendale Union High School District’[...]g related. Specific rules are not spelled out in the Phoenix Union High School District’s handbook.[...]hat clothing and state,’’ he said, ‘‘and the founding fathers were wise to do this.’’ “[...]fferent view on restriction of religious displays is the Rev. Father Warren Rouse of St. Mary’s Basilica[...]“I feel sad about it,’’ he said. “‘If the majority of the people do not oppose it, I don’t see why you couldn’t have it.’’ Rouse said he thinks the United States has lost the value of symbolism. ‘‘We also have a mistaken[...]e beautiful without hassles?’’ he asked. And the ‘‘hassles’’ do continue. The ACLU view “Use of religious symbols on public[...]tate,’’ said Barbara Drescher, an intern with the American Civil Liberties Union. She said that if someone complains on either side of the issue, the ACLU reviews the facts of each individual case and makes a determination of whether to file a lawsuit. This comes back to the First Amend- ment “‘the right of the people to peaceably assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.’’ sends unpopular messages must not disrupt the instructional pro- cedure or diminish control in the classroom, and the school reserves the right to be the final judge. In a phone interview with Gary Augnst in public information at PUHSD, he said what the district deems disruptive is anything obscene, immodest, indecent or gang-related. In certain schools, the LA Raiders or LA Kings clothing could be consider[...]use in some schools they have gang connotations. The Deer Valley District handbook, which applies to k[...]dents above third grade. ASU and ASU West echoed the non- rules of this Glendale’s freedom- conscious campus. Their handbook has nothing in it on clothing. The opinion of Lynn Phillips, secretary to the president’s executive assistant at ASU was that the school “‘couldn’t dictate in any way or peo[...]Aq O}0Ud — New rating limits what we can see By Jeff Wendt The Voice What do you look for in a movie? \| Do you[...]cenes of very bad taste? Such scenes are affected by the new rating by the Motion Picture Association of America, \| “NC-17.”" ““NC-17”’ is a rating that bars children from seeing the movie, but doesn’t carry the ‘‘X”’ rating that the adults are used to seeing. \| This new rating took effect immmediately, and one of the \| first movies in Arizona with the \| rating was ‘“‘Henry and June.’’ \| “The rating system was \| developed as an informational tool to inform the parents as to the content of the movie,’ \| Harkins Theaters director Wayne Kullander said. Kullander said that the rating was all- inclusive, and more like a real rating than ‘‘X’’ was, because the ‘X’’ was never an official rating from the MPAA. In a recent Arizona Republic article, the director of ‘‘Henry and June,’’ Phillip Kaufman, feels this is a giant step in the movie business. “I’m just really delighted that we can show this film uncut in America and show it the way I want,’ Kaufman said. ‘‘It is not intended to be a prurient film.”’ The ‘‘NC-17”’ rating was be- \| ing heavily enforced through the \| \| Harkins chain, according to Kullander. “If the person going into the \| movie is obviously under 17, he will be checked for identification to enter in the movie,’’ Kullander said. ‘‘But this new rating will in no way affect the old ‘R’ rating that is used now.”” This change in the ratings \| system is the first since 1984, when the MPAA installed the \| ““PG-13"" rating category. \| would be offended.’” On the contrary, Grand Canyon University, a Christian ac[...]ir rules require that clothing adequate- ly cover the person, contain no emblems with alcohol, tobacco, or profanity, and must not disrupt the academic process. The professors will be the judge of what is inappropriate, and students who don’t comply wi[...]type of bikinis for men or women. In comparison, the pool rules on this campus echoed the campus rules. “They have to wear a suit,’’[...]up to how far they want to go as to how skimpy it is. Basically, it depends on if they want to get stared at or not because the pool is out in the open.’”’ Does censorship of clothin[...]
	[...]D? B3 Music becomes a question of obscenity By Jennifer Williams The Voice Does the government have the right to “‘protect’’ the citizens of the United States from obscenity? This question continues to plague American society, and the most recent group to wrestle with this question is 2 Live Crew, a Florida-based rap group. In June[...]’s latest album , As Nasty as They Wanna Be, in the South Florida counties of Broward, Dade, and Palm[...]it would not be illegal to purchase or listen to the album. However, those who are convicted of sell- ing the record to an adult could face one year in prison[...]wrote, ‘‘It cannot be reasonably argued that the violence, perversion, abuse of women, graphic dep[...]ng are comedic art.’ 2 Live Crew has also been the target of other charges of obscenity. Two members of the rap group were charged with a first-degree misdem[...]-only concert in a Florida club. Luther Campbell, the group’s leader, and Chris Wongon were[...]bscene show. This indictment ended in acquittal. The group was also involved in an obscenity charge in Lafayette, La. in 1987. The charge was related to simulated sex during a performance. These charges also ended in acquittal. The main concern about the charges and convictions centering around 2 Live Crew is that they will lead to restrictions on freedom of[...]r release, 2 Live Crew albums and cassetes filled the shelves and were available to anyone who wanted t[...]a warning sticker (above), making people aware of the album’s explicit lyrics. In the state of Florida it’s illegal to purchase the album no matter what the circumstances. “It changes the balance of power,” said Bruce Rogow, a Nova Uni[...]ert who represented 2 Live Crew and was quoted in the Miami Herald. ‘‘It’s going to give ammuniti[...]at Glendale, agrees with Rogow’s assessment of the situation. “‘Who will decide how far this ki[...]Other recordings that are expected to fall under the same scrutiny as As Nasty As They Wanna Be are albums by Guns N’ Roses, and the foul-mouthed comics Andrew Dice Ciay and Eddie Murphy. Some feel that 2 Live Crew falls under the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that material can be banned as obscene if it ap- peals to the prurient interest, offends community standards an[...]tic, literary, political or scientific value. In the November issue of Madomoiselle magazine, an editorial by Rarbara Grizzuti Harrison on 2 Live Crew contained the following statement: “l am not arguing, necess[...]ing that they celebrate rape. And that, I think, is obscene.’’ Regardless of the outcome of the cases against 2 Live Crew, it is felt by many, including Rogow, that the First Amend- ment and 2 Live Crew will ultimately be victorious. Rogow told the Orlando Sentine. that national publicity about the ‘‘Nasty”’ rul- ing is creating a groundswell of support for free speech and heightened demand for the album, which has sold approx- imately 1.7 million[...]Crew currently has a new album , ‘‘Banned In The USA,”’ which is promised by Campbell to be even raunchier. Campbell said, as quoted in the Miami Herald, ‘‘We’ll keep making the same music. We probably won’t sell no records i[...]om to read has its restrictions Advertisers feel the censorship crunch By Joyce Barton The Voice A local advertiser might want to run an ad in The Voice for his topless bar. Another might want to[...]d might want to advertise massage parlors. Should The Voice run these ads? Who should decide? The First Amendment offers censorship pro- tection to the press, but it is heavily qualified and problems arise, some concer[...]’’ said Mark Goodman, ex- ecutive director of the Student Press Law Center in a telephone interview from Washington D.C. According to the spring issue of the SPLC magazine,SPLC Report, censoring or restricting advertising has several serious negative effects on the student press. One of the most obvious is the economic impact. For every advertisement cen- sor[...]magazine or yearbook, revenue that could pay for the editorial space in the paper is lost. Lost ad dollars may mean less news and in- formation for the publication to provide. Censoring advertising means the public has less information than it would otherwise have had, the Report says. The only laws governing newspaper advertis- ing are a[...]dn’t advertise prostitution, for example, which is illegal except in Nevada.”’ Theis a community college. If we receive anything contr[...]l board.” In 1988, Janice Bradshaw, lawyer for the Maricopa County Colleges, issued a memoran- dum t[...]g censorship for district schools. In refering to theBy Joni Kowitz The Voice Look for Banned Books Week on your 1991 calendar. “‘Banned Books Week—Celebrating the Freedom to Read’’ was observed Sept. 10-27 at Glendale Public Library, 5959 Brown Street, and sponsored by The American Library Association. Activities included displays and discussions about the controversial subject of censorship. Over 100 bo[...]isual display, along with a wire cage symbolizing the absence of freedom. Books like ‘‘Catcher in the Rye,’’ ‘‘Gone With the Wind,”’ ‘‘For Whom the Bells Toll,’’ ‘‘The Exorcist,”” “‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’’ and ‘‘A Doll’s House’’ have been challenged in local libraries during the past year, according to a Denver Public Library l[...]books are well known but are considered dangerous by individuals or groups who would deny others acces[...]adult programming librarian at Glendale. Most of the books were banned because formal com- plaints had been submitted by readers who found a book obscene or offensive. W[...]attempts to ban works considered offensive are on the increase. Restrictions or bans were placed on boo[...]aid, but she was quick to add that banning a book is giving it advertising. “A book that is considered trashy will be used and read more than any other,”’ she said. The complaint form Glendale library submits to their readers includes 19 questions, the last one being ‘“‘Do you feel another indiv[...]ary materials?’’ According to Owens, some of the books were dislik- ed more than others, but there were no complaints about the display. *“‘Many people read theby a community in 1981 for “profanity and using Go[...]e being deprived or protected? \| Banned Books . The following is a partial list from ‘‘Banned Books Week ’86—Celebrating the Freedom to Read,’ a reference source of over 100 banned books: ~ “Death of a Salesman’’ by Arthur Miller was removed for obscene word usage. v “Grapes of Wrath”’ by John Steinbeck has been banned on the grounds of vulgar words. v “The Chocolate War’’ by Robert Cormier was removed for explicit descriptions and foul language. v ‘Forever’ by Judy Blume was pulled from school libraries for the act of disobeying parents and descriptions of birth control. \| »~ “Ordinary People’’ by Judith Guest was \| banned after a parent found the novel obscene \| and depressing. [ieee according to the Intellectual Freedom of the American Library Association. In 1902, ‘‘Huck Finn’’ was removed completely from the shelves of a Denver library. “‘The Bible: Revised Standard Edition’’ was attacked in the early 1950s for contradictions to evolution and “The American Heritage Dictionary’? was removed beca[...]s sup- port our basic right to read guaranteed in the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States,” Owens said. ‘‘The end result,’’ Owens said in reference to censorship, ‘‘is always the denial of another’s right to read.” Photos by Wanda Pippet/Wolice
	[...]? B4 Tailgaters beware: No license to swear By Barbara Schripsema The Voice Feel a need to make a statement or ex- pre[...]your license plates? If so, be ready to explain the meaning behind the letters. According to Cheryl Clemens, super- vis[...]submitted and ac- companied with a definition of the letters, even if it is a person’s name. “Probably nine times out of[...]t anyway,’’ Clemens said. She believes there is no point in going to the expense of issuing certain plates if they are in question. There are presently four ADOT employees who view the applications. The director of motor vehicles issues statute guidelines to the department, and many different types of dictionar[...]When requests are refused, customers can dispute the decision by sending in written justification stating their position. “If the customer disputes a decision, then we have a spec[...]meet every two months,’’ Clemens said. If it is turned down by the committee, the customer’s next step is the director of motor vehicles, who has the final say. Two examples of requests that would be turned down are ‘‘69 4FN’’ which is considered obscene, and ‘‘NO GOD,” consider[...]ona began issuing personalized plates in 1974 and the first guidelines were established in 1983. Arizo[...]ords or connotations. In September of this year, the legislature gave ADOT the OK to recall license plates with offensive expressions. Plates can be recalled regardless of the year issued. One person had been issued a plate with a beer brand name. It was recalled due to the emphasis on the prevention of drinking and driving, Clemens said. An article in the October issue of the Los Angeles Times Magazine, stated that a woman i[...]er plates which read ‘‘DOO WHOP”’ because the Sons of Italy felt the use of ‘‘WHOP”’ could be considered a rac[...]e 1.1 million vanity plates have been issued over the past 20 years, over 300 tags were issued with var[...]p,”’ and are now being recalled, according to the Sept. 17 issue of Time magazine. Over 160 people from the state are disputing the recall and have requested hearings. Todd Klaus,[...]issued tags from Califor- nia in 1986 which have the letters “‘TSCBS.”’ He said the letters stand for Terran Society for Creative BS. “It is my desire to express to theis $25, initially. The annual fee is $10. In comparison, North Carolina charges from[...]ts slip through which shouldn’t. “At 4:30 in the afternoon when they have looked at those applicat[...]ir occupa- tions on their plates. A request with the letters RX was denied because of its reference to drugs, even though the applicant was a pharmacist. “It’s all rather[...]We all have different backgrounds.”’ Drawing the line between art and pornography By Kristi Ebner The Voice Robert Mapplethorpe calls it art; the LA Times Syndicate calls it ‘‘homosex- ual erotica’; everyone must decide for themselves. Perhaps the biggest censorship scare over art in the past year has been the Robert Mapplethorpe trial. When “Robert Mapplethorpe: The Perfect Mo- ment”’ arrived in Cincinnati, man[...]aged due to its content. According to LA Weekly, the Cincin- nati county sheriff, Simon Leis, deemed several of the photos ‘‘criminally obscene’’ weeks before they arrived in Cincinnati. The photos in debate were collectively known as the X, Y and Z portfolios. Mapplethorpe’s X pictures contained gay sadomasochism, the Y pictures contain- ed flowers, and the Z pictures contained figure studies of black men. On March 27 the Contemporary Arts Center filed a lawsuit against Leis, the county nrosecutor, and the Cincinnati police chief in order to stop them from taking the photographs or closing the show. Dennis Barrie and theis the ci- ty where Hustler publisher Larry Flynt receiv[...]f 7 to 25 years in jail for pandering obscenity. The fight against porn in Cincinnati began a long tim[...]ating lived in Cincinnati for 55 years, and began the CDL (Citizens for Decent Literature, later to be named Citizens for Decency through Law). According to the New Republic, Keating received praise for his fig[...]n-President Richard Nixon, who ap- pointed him to the Presidential Commis- sion on Obscenity and Pornography. While on this commission, Keating wrote the minority opinion stating ‘‘Por- nography lead[...]rship, war was declared on Playboy, phone sex and the Ramada Inn chain for showing adult X-rated progra[...]ge publications died last year, Goodman said. But the SPLC report said some college journalism students[...]to limit alcohol advertising in their newspapers is far from over. Some university ad- ministrators a[...]olicies. In February another Congressional bill, the ‘“‘Tobacco Product Education and Health Pro[...]eo Gonzales, journalism student and sales rep for the State Press, the Arizona State University newspaper, says ads sub- > mitted to the campus paper are regulated by an acceptibility list. However, privately funded[...]ity. ‘‘Public schools are essentially own- ed by the public; therefore, the students themselves can decide what to put in their paper. ‘Private schools are owned by the peo- ple who fund them. The guidelines are set by the owners,’’Potts said, City newspapers face ad[...]ci- sions, too. Virginia Sheppard, ad manager for the Glendale Star, says they won’t print bingo ads because of the laws governing gambling through the mail. “‘We are a community-type paper, so we keep that in mind when deciding about Keating left the ‘‘clean up’’ work with Reverend Jerry Kirk, who founded the National Coalition Against Pornography. He also founded the CCV (Citizens for Community Values). There are many prominent men on the board of the CCV: Carl Three, a promi- nent local businessman;[...]cinnati Bengals coach Sam Wyche. Keating brought the Citizens for Decency through Law organization with him when he came to Arizona. According to a columnist at the Phoenix Gazette, Dennis Wagner, it is one of the two largest anti-pornography and anti-obscenity organizations in the United States, and the vast majority of the funding came from Keating, his com- panies and fund raisers operated by his family. In a story Wagner wrote on May 31, 1[...]n Sears, then executive director of CDL: ‘‘It is unclear how the financial turmoil will affect the CDL; we would never exist without from page B3 advertising,’’ she said. ‘‘But the Srar doesn’t usually have controversial ads submitted. If they did, the editors would make the decision to print or not.’’ The Arizona Republic is a privately owned paper, says James Rawif, from the display and advertising department of Phoenix new[...]to place an ad about a doctor. He was proclaiming the doctor was a cheat, and he wanted to use the doctor’s name. You can’t print a person’s n[...]n permission.’’ But for student journalists, the main issue is censorship that occurs when anyone from the outside makes decisions governing advertising in their newspapers. Charles Keating.” Before the Mapplethorpe show open- ed, the CCV demanded five photographs from the X portfolios and two photographs of exposed children be removed. The front man in the fight against porn in Cincinnati now is Sheriff Simon Leis. According to LA Weekly, Leis[...]e there are certain moral standards not protected by law but which have been established through the ages, that all of us are required to adhere to. Homosex- uality is one of the immoral acts.’’ During the 1970s Leis was county pro- secuter, and harassed[...]X-rated movie theater out of his jurisdiction. It is because of Leis winning a case against Hustlerin[...]ot sold anywhere in Cincinnati. Even with all of the time and arguments Leis and his partners presented, the jury that deliberated the case found that Dennis Barrie and the Contemporary Arts Center were not guil- ty of the charges brought against them. VOICE PULLO[...]
	[...]garland to decorate his ornament. people. Words by Children art the Child Care Center Brendon Goins, 4, and Lia Tamburro, 4, make gingerbread houses with the help of Candy Molina, staff member, while Tara Br[...]for her turn. ith a groundkeeper’s foresight, the eagerness of young children, and the helping hands of teachers, decorations were made and hung on the cam- pus’ first holiday tree. Danny Vargas, the groundskeeper, planted the tree near the library last spring “*T suggested that the kids get involved,”” Vargas said. ‘‘Who k[...]w they may be going to school here.’’ One of the teachers helping the children make ornaments for the tree was Amy Glem- ba, staff member of the Child Care Center on campus. She said when the children from the Center decorated the tree, they could see it needed more ornaments. “They went right back to the Center and started making more,’’ Glemba said. The children made several types of decorations—bird[...]de gingerbread houses to take home. Photos by Wanda Melissa Arreola shows off the glue she got on her finger while decorating her Christmas bell. Story and design by Barbara Schripsema/Volce
	[...]id. A first-semester board member. Abrams' major is computer science. and his main ﬁeld of interest is people. He wants eventually to own a business. be[...]eneral. Abrams also believes everything ESA does is meaningful to all students. “We meet every Friday evening in the Student Union cafeteria," he said. “and discuss[...]n members.” “My favorite event this year was the evening social we had with Joe Bethan- court and his bluegrass guitar. We also had the Ninja Turtles for the kids. About 200 people showed up." Abrams thinks the art shows are a vital pan of the ESA agenda. R0" Barilla is a inc-semester veteran of ESA. He is parliamentarian and interprets the constitution and by—laws. Barilla has two associate of arts degree[...]al artist in technical illustration. “i joined the Evening Students Association to have some input in exten~ ding the hours of the library, cafeteria and bookstore,” Barilla said. Barilla said he thinks one of the most important things ESA does is contract each year for an attorney who provides f[...]have one legal seminar each year.” he said. In the future. Barilla wants to work on getting more ﬁ[...]rants range from 32.000 to $4.000. Robert Bowman is the treasurer of the ESA. “I joined this group because I like help-[...]an also said he would like to become president of the association. Bowman's other interests include bu[...]political science. Raoul J. Coulombe. president. is in his third semester on the ESA board. He is a management major who plans to continue working on a management degree after he leaves the college. “The executive board is the go—between for students and faculty.“ Coulomb[...]at night, and getting administra— tion to keep the lights on in the parking lots until night classes are over." He is pleased that the board has been successful in purchasing benches outside the High Tech Center and art objects for the library. ofﬁces and grounds. "l'd personally like to be part of get- ting a museum set up for the protection and viewing of some of our art objects[...]ut one more year.“ Coulombe’s main objective is getting more students involved with campus ac- tivities and management. Richard Gonzalez is a first- semester member of the Council. He also serves on the ﬁnancial commitee. Gonzalez feds the purpose of the coun- cil is to see that each student gets what he deserves and to prove to the student body that there '3 a night life on campus[...]would like to see more students get in- volved in the beneﬁts and social events “Why? Because we l[...]e are here to help you." Sara “Sally” Hervey is past president and a seven-semester board member. Her personal goal is counseling in the religious sector. “I have my Christian beliefs,[...]ESA because some things needed to be changed. ”The board needed professionalism. and everything then[...]ampus. Along with her night classes. she works in the Student Ac- tivities Office. “The ESA works to make cultural things affordable to students." Hervey said, “Where it might cost $25 to 530 to go to a theater to see a performance. we can sometimes provide the same enter- tainment here for $1 or 32." “By serving on the board. [We been able to help others. and l‘ve also learned from others." Samuel Hoerner is completing his first semester on the Council. Hoerner believes his most important role as a member of student government is to assist students with course material and to inform them of activities happen- ing around the campus. Hoerner is also interested in medicine and Japanese history.[...]te goals are to become a commissioned ofﬁcer in the armed ser— vice. to attend medical school. and[...]mber. believes her most im- portant personal goal is to “utilize my knowlege and leadership skills for the bet- terment of my community." She also feels it is important to help others achieve their maximum potential through education. Johnson feels that the ESA Council’s most important role is to help evening students know what is available to them. “Evening students usually c[...]ohnson said. “They don't take advantage of what is available to them—like the Artist Series—probably Students Assoclatlon—Rear center: Students Association Plans the cu tural and social events on campus “it ,, -[...]rjorie Johnson, Jack Thompson. Sally Hervey Photo by Wanda Pippet because they don‘t know about all the things they can take part in. We are try- ing rea[...]s what‘s on campus for them." Marjorie Johnson is vice presi- dent of the Evening Students Association. Johnson’s main goals are to improve her skills at the workplace and improve herself by working with student govern- ment. She feels student government is helping her interact with people. Johnson feels all the functions of the ESA are important because they benefit students who attend night classes. She cited many examples of things the association has done to benefit students. includi[...]ment. exposure to different types of art through the Artist Series. and purchases the association has made with its money. Johnson feels that the evening students need to be more aware of the ESA because it is one of the few groups on campus that is there to help them and speak for them. “If we make a loud enough voice. peo- ple will hear us so the evening students won't be left behind." Johnson said. Johnson also said she feels the college often puts more emphasis on the day students and needs to pay more attention to the night students. The examples she cited included the bookstore and ad- ministration ofﬁces which are. for the most pan, only open until 7 pm. Johnson is completing her third year on the council. Mary Ohlund is the secretary of ESA, and majors in education. “1 want to teach elementary education." she said. This is Ohlund‘s second semester on the board. As is the aim of most board members. she also wants to get[...]in student government. “Everything ESA puts on is important to all students," Ohlund said. She enjoys helping Brian Quinn. the art coordinator. in setting up an shows. “He picks out the pieces we are to purchase." Ohlund said. ESA is the sole funder of art acquisi- tions for the college. Jack Thompson. a ﬁrst-semester member of the council, feels the main purpose of the council is to generate cultural diversity on campus, He woul[...]promore an interest in musical events. Thompson is interested in psychology. He would ultimately lik[...]rt acquisition, legal services, and scholarships, the Evening Students Association pro- vides the college with its social structure.
	[...]Entertainment 11 Holiday entertainment across the campus Music majors to perform instrumental solo[...]s of difficulty. Approx- imately 25 pieces are on the program. The performances will begin at 2:15 p.m. in the Music Building, Room 24. Admission is free and the public is welcome. Glendale Community, College Symphonic bands to present concert The Glendale Community Band and the College Symphonic Band will play a combined concert tomor- row night at 7:30. The Symphonic Band will perform first in theThe Community Band will conclude the concert with several Christmas pieces and the original Leroy Anderson version of ‘‘Sleigh Ride.’’ Both groups will be directed by John Thrasher. The free concert will be held in the Performing Arts Center. Jazz Band to play special holiday concert The Glendale Community College Jazz Band will be performing a holiday concert Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Several of the jazz numbers played will include “Sweet Georgia[...]ured as a Tenor Sax Soloist on ‘‘Misty.’’ The group will also perform a jazz version of ‘‘Frosty the Snowman.”’ John Thrasher will direct the ensemble. The free concert will be held in the Performing Arts Center. Traditional carols, popu[...]‘Season’s Greetings,’ a choral program with the Concert Choir, the Chamber Singers and the Guitar Ensemble, will feature traditional carols[...]songs. Dr. Peggy Licon and Janet Carlsen direct the choral groups, and Bonnie Lou Toigo directs the guitarists. The program is tonight at 8 p.m. in the Perform- ing Arts Center. Spiced cider and cooki[...]good used toys will be accepted. They will go to the Westside Food Bank and Toys for Tots. Annual Children’s Christmas Party to be held Christmas is back and the day and evening student governments are preparing for the annual Glendale Community College Christmas Party. The party will be Dec. 22 from 9 a.m. til noon in the Student Union. To raise money for the children’s party, gift give- away tickets are being sold at the Student Govern- ment Office, the Evening Students Association booth, the Student Activities office, and at a booth at the End-of-Semester Blowout. The price of tickets is $2 or the donation of a new toy. Prizes will be given away at the party. Prizes include a dinner for two, a mounta[...]te from Valley West Mall, a gift certificate from the GCC bookstore, and many, more. Toys will be give[...]ears of age. Needy children who will be attending the party were contacted through the Head Start Family Communi- ty Center, Family Development Center, and the GCC Child Care center. All children are welcome. Donations for the party were received from the Glendale Chamber of Commerce, Toys for Tots, Blac[...]e Departments, First New Life Children’s Choir, The Good Egg, Tex- aco, Long John Silvers, and Kraeme[...]ert Del Gilmore at 435-3526. ‘Diviners’ cast shows professionalism, quality acting By Elleen Greiss The Voice One of the elements of critiquing a col- ege play is to remember that the actors are not professionals. It was hard to remember that while atching the campus cast of ‘‘The Diviners,’’ written by Jim Leonard Jr. and directed by Virginia Ludders, theater nstructor. Steve McCle[...]yman. He was a teen-age boy so terribly mark- led by his mother’s drowning death 11 years before that he was terrified by all water, even his bath water and the rain from the sky. The audience did not believe for a mo- ment it was Steve McClellan acting. It was Buddy Layman. The starkness of the set design demand- ed the actors give their best. They knew an old Schwinn[...]reacher. He was pursued for one reason pr another by most of the women in own. Showers, with the help of Buddy’s sister, Jennie Mae, played by Dorie Tabat, did his best to wash away both Buddy’s accumulation of dirt and his fear of water. The emotions of Buddy’s father, manly and simple Ferris Layman, who had to live with the loss of his wife and the heart- ache of his psycologically damaged son were touchingly portrayed by Shaun Malone. Paul Schutte, a returning GCC student, was excellently cast as Basil Bennett, the story-line philosopher who held the town together. Michelle ‘‘Salea’’ Lay, E[...]rinkley rounded out a quality supporting cast for the play. As the townswomen argue with Showers over whether Buddy should be just washed or also baptized, the final slow-motion scene portrays the tragic river drowning of a changed and trusting B[...]ion movie film. When Showers attempted to rescue the floundering boy from the water, the au- dience could feel its own lungs burning from[...]gen. Missing was an audience commen- surate with the quality of the cast. Three- quarters of the seats were empty at the Matthew Kerby as C.C. Showers (top) wrestles wit[...]nt production of Jim Leonard Jr.’s drama, ‘‘The Diviners.”’ Dec. 1 performance. “It was e[...]ewcomer from Ad- dison, Ill., was also impressed by the drama. ‘‘I didn’t expect to become so drawn into the story. I’ve seen a lot of college plays. This was the best.”’ ‘Heartbreak Station’: A taste of[...]throwing rocks at nes —from ‘Shelter Me” By Bobby Warren The Voice Take an accomplished hard rock band, add a[...]f country and western and send it through time to the early seventies, and you come up with ‘‘Heartbreak Station,”’ the third album from Cinderella. Actually, the record is more than that. Like ‘‘Flesh and Blood,’’ Poison’s recent release, it is the coming of age for a group of serious hard rockers[...], but a mixture of contemporary music which keeps the listener guessing with anticipation. The first single, ‘‘Shelter Me,”’ takes a few[...]y Swaggert. *Love’s Got Me Doin’ Time’’ is reminiscent of early Aerosmith, kind of funky wit[...]d’’ could easily have been from ‘‘Toys in the Attic.’” The title cut is a true blues song with a vocal edge very few rockers could emulate. The record ends with “Winds of Change,”’ the lyrics of which might shed some light on the band’s new direction: “I’m going through ch[...]going through changes, it'll be alright.’’ If the record is as successful as it deserves to be, everything will be all right. The true weakness of the album is its lack of a truly strong song, which most album[...]few years. However, there are no bad cuts — it is a consistently strong ef- fort which deserves to be listened to by old Cinderella fans as well as anyone looking for[...]g experimental, innovative and consistent. Photo by Wanda Pippet/Volce
	[...]tertainment ‘Dances’ proves howling success By Krist! Ebner The Voice “Dances With Wolves’’ is the first classic movie of the ’90s. It is the epic adventure of an ordinary man who is elevated to hero status. Kevin Costner (‘‘Fi[...]g and starring in it. “*Wolves’’ begins in the 1860’s as Union soldier Lt. John J. Dunbar (Cos[...]de). Dunbar chooses to be reassigned to a post on the Western fron- tier. As soon as Dunbar and his com[...]s Two Socks. Dunbar soon comes into contact with the Sioux Indians. Through persistence, bravery and honesty, Dunbar becomes a member of the tribe. The movie, which is based on Michael Blake’s novel of the same name, travels through Dunbar’s friendships with the tribe; a love affair with Stands With A Fist (Mary McDonnell), a white woman who as a child was adopted by the tribe; and the tearing decision he must make between two entirel[...]sympathetically Tetacz t/ ovribleszcof-e2 with the Sioux Indians. ‘‘This movie is certainly not a history lesson or an at- tempt to set the record straight,’’ Costner has said. ‘‘But I do hope our efforts to authenticate the people and places we’re dealing with will final[...]got- ten...their honor.” Costner insisted that the actual Lakota language (the tongue of the Sioux tribe) be used in the film. ‘Lakota is a very dif- ficult language with so many sounds,”’ said Doris Leader Charge, linguistics ad- viser on the film who is an instructor of Lakota language and culture at Sinte Gleska College, located on the Rosebud Reservation. “The steps I’ve taken in this movie--to set the Native Americans in an environ- ment that looks authentic for the era, to give them the best costumes I could bas- ed on research, to giv[...]n situations that anybody can relate to--fulfills thethe feeling of honesty that Costner was hoping to ac- complish; you feel like you are really sit- ting around the campfire with Dunbar and the Sioux. ‘‘Wolves’’ depicts the life on the frontier as realistically and emo- tionally as a[...]rs in ‘‘Dances with Wolves.” Top 10 end-of-the-semester activities for students: By Jason Shadrick Aries (March 21-April 21): Fri[...](May 21-June 20): You’ll be saying, ‘‘This is my kind of Thursday!”’ It’s not Thursday, t[...]‘Your cup runneth over.”’ Use Bounty. From the Balcony _ By Mare de Celle Let's see George drop[...]. 22-Jan. 19): Focus on restraint. Don’t forget the keys to the handcuffs this time. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):[...](Feb. 19-March 20): At first it might seem as if the sky is falling-you’ll soon realize, it’s the earth that’s falling. If today is your birthday, influence spreads beyond previous[...]By Troy E. Conrad Special to The Voice Top 10 end-of-the-semester activities for students: » 10. Work out[...]ell philosophy professor you don’t have to take the final because you don’t exist. » 8. During mid[...]’ 7. Answer essay questions on economics ex- am by simply writing, ‘‘I’m not gonna pay a lot f[...]ivarin, Vivarin! wv 3. Impress literature teacher by standing on desk and shouting, ‘‘Oh Captain,[...]or it’s MLK day and everyone can final- ly take the day off. TALKING TO MYSELF \| AND NOBODY W[...]
	[...]13 Tough Bowl loss for Gauchos Last minute FG by Warriors defeats the Gauchos in last game By Jeff Wendt A 27-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Akahiro Kamada with 1:51 remaining led the Warriors of Walla Walla Community College to a 34-32 victory over the Gauchos in the Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl. “‘Glendale is a great football team,’’ Warnor head coach Mike Levins said. ‘‘It feels good to get the vic- tory, because we had to play hard to win the football game.”’ Although the Warriors won the game on the scoreboard, the Gauchos won the war of statistics. The Gauchos amassed 417 yards of total offense to the War- riors’ 394. The Gauchos opened the scoring in the first quarter on a six-play, 98-yard drive ending[...], you should feel that you’re capable of moving the ball anytime,” Gaucho head coach Joe Kersting said. In the next eight offensive plays, the Gauchos fumbl- ed the football three times. That resulted in two War- rior touchdowns. The first was a l-yard run by sophomore tailback Bobby Fraiser, and the second was a 17-yard run by sophomore quarterback Jason Brown. “They scored two touchdowns off of our three tur- novers, but for the game, they only had five big plays,’’ Kerstin[...]d off to wide receiver Maurice Handcox, who threw the ball to sophomore wide receiver Henry Newson for a 60-yard touchdown. After a Walla Walla fumble at the Glendale 29, the Gauchos drove the ball 64 yards in 11 plays, culminating in a 29-yard field goal by Gary Bacskay, leaving the Gauchos down 21-10. Walla Walla followed by driving 73 yards in 11 plays, with the final play of the drive being a 39-yard touchdown pass from freshman Scott Helmick to Fraiser for the touchdown. This put the Warriors ahead 28-10. With 1:48 remaining in the first half, the Gauchos went to their two-minute offense, and, in a seven-play, 75-yard drive, using 1:24 off the clock, the Gauchos scored on a 33-yard touchdown pass from Simmons to wide receiver Steve Decker. The Gauchos went for two and converted as Simmons threw to running back Lee DeVries in the corner of the end zone. But that didn’t stop the Warriors from scoring before the end of the first half. The Warriors in two plays mov- ed the ball 62 yards, 53 of that coming on a Helmick pass to Handcox, which set up a 23-yard field goal by Sean Deal (No. 46) is squashed at the bottom of the pile as Daryle Donahue busts through the line in the second quarter of the Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl game. Kamada to close out the first half, giving the Warriors a 31-18 lead. “‘The running game had been working well for us all game,”’ Fraiser said. ‘‘But all the work starts up front with the offensive line.”’ After the halftime break, both teams came out ten- tative to begin the third quarter. After each team com- pleted three drives, culminating in five punts, the Gauchos finally broke the string with an 80-yard, five- play drive, ending[...]chdown pass of 41 yards. Satsay Singpradith added the extra point to close the gap to 31-25. “‘We had been playing good the whole half, plus we were stopping their offense,’’ Kersting said. With the momentum going the Gauchos’ way, the Gauchos got the ball back on the Warrior 24 after a Fraiser fumble. Three plays later, Donahue finished off a drive he engineered all by himself by busting up the middle from one yard out to tie the game at 31-31. Singpradith’s extra point was good and the Gauchos went on top for the first time since the first quarter. “T felt we had the momentum , but it just seemed like we couldn’t[...]like we were playing Gaucho foot- ball throughout the game,’’ Donahue said. The Warriors put together the game-winning drive John Ross of the Gauchos recovers a fumble by Walla Walla’s Bobby Fraiser (No. 4) in the fourth quarter. This led to a Gauchos score by Daryle Donahue to put the Gauchos up 32-31. Photo by Kerry Teran/Volce starting from their own 35. The big plays of the drive were a Fraiser 19-yard run, and a reverse from Fraiser to Handcox, good for 16 yards. The Gauchos had two chances in the last 1:51 but both times they were forced to give the ball up on downs. “You have to learn to take the goods with the bads in this game of football and unfortunately, we took the bad side,’’ Donahue said. “I was very disappointed with our performance in the first half, but from halftime on, I was very proud of the way the team did,’’ Kersting said. ‘‘They kept pl[...]uchanan 1-4, Newson 1-60, Kretschman 1-10. Photo by Kerry Teran/Veice
	[...]oice Lady Gauchos open regular season at 2-3 By Jeff Wendt The Voice After Wednesday night’s 87-78 victory against Mesa Community College, the Lady Gaucho basketball team holds a 3-3 overall record and a 2-1 record within the conference. Saturday, the Lady Gauchos faced Eastern Arizona College. Results of that game were unavailable at press time. The Gauchos are preparing to face Phoenix College on Saturday night at Phoenix College. Last year, the Gauchos won two out of three games against Phoenix. “This is a real grudge match,’’ head coach Greg Silcox said. ‘‘Our ladies don’t like Phoenix, and the Phoenix ladies don’t like us.’ Gauchos lose two in tournament The Gauchos opened the 1990-91 cam- paign in the annual Valley of the Sun preseason tournament. The Gauchos fac- ed Clarendon, Texas in their first game, and were defeated 74-50 in the opening round. “We learned a very important lesson in that we didn’t prepare well to close the game out when we could have,’’ Silcox said. After that tough loss, the Gauchos came back to defeat Mesa 78-60. “We g[...]t Northland Pioneer College, a late addi- tion to the tournament. The Gauchos were handed their second loss. “*We were real tentative in the second half of the game, and we couldn’t con- vert our free throws[...]Silcox said. Silcox added he was able to get all the players some playing time in the tourna- ment so they could get some quality minutes of action and learn how the col- lege game is played. Gauchos open conference play The Gauchos opened up conference play with an 84-66 v[...]Pima Community College. Sophomore Cindy Cobos led the Gauchos in scoring with 23 points. Karen Vesecky[...]nd Trina Haney and Robyn Leonard had 10 each. “The players were fired up and we jumped on them early[...]nce again everyone got a chance to play and learn the pressures of the game.”” The Gauchos next faced Central Arizona College and, in a game in which Silcox said ‘‘was the best effort I’ve seen from this team,’’ wer[...]”’ Silcox said. “I can’t say enough about the way our kids played. I’ve never had a team play as hard as they did for 40 minutes.’’ The team will be traveling to Califor- nia on Dec. 27 to the Grossmont tournament. “This will be a chance t[...]everyone so that they can redefine their role on the team,”’ Silcox said. STAG BE A RED CROSS VO[...]HIRTS TEAM SHORTS ¢ SWEATS OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS (nt Commentary College football[...]out Iron Mike _~ Christina Gordon demonstrates the Korean martial art form of Tae Kwon Do in an exhibition recently held at Sunnyslope High School. By Jeff Wendt The Voice For the last three years, there has been talk throughout the NCAA about whether to let the football program go through a national playoff system. I think those people who are making the talk are right and the time is now to start the push for a national playoff system to begin. This year is the classic example of why a national playoff is necessary and need- ed in order to find a true na[...]college football. First off, there’s Colorado, the five- down team. They’re only No.[...]uld they be No. I when they tied a game early in the season to Ten- nessee, and lost another non-confe[...]right Then there’s Notre Dame. Notre Dame has the reputation of having a good schedule. But when th[...]e Southern Methodist and Navy, it really gives me the feeling they’re ducking the competition just to stay No. 1. Notre Dame was defeated by Stanford early in the season to drop them down in the rankings. Then all of a sudden, they defeat Virgi[...]ever make up your mind whether or not Notre Dame is a good team? Then there’s the Miami factor. Why were they ranked above Brigham Young University when BYU defeated the Hur- ricanes earlier in the year? Now their chance at the national title went down the tubes when Georgia Tech moved ahead of them in the last poll before the bowl games. Hey, voters, when will you forget the Miami mystique and finally show how the Hurricanes can really play? Then comes BYU. They have the best player in the country in Ty Detmer, but their loss to Hawaii tw[...]them their national title shot. Sure they play in the Western Athletic Conference, but they play one of the toughest non- conference schedules in the country. You could also make cases for Texas, Vi[...]for playing a tough con- ference schedule, while the independants go out and play th just to play on[...]y Division 1-A ist division of college foc use the playoff system NAIA, which has a good reputation[...]layoff system should be used This includes the The only thing that is keeping the playoff system on hold is the college presidents. The players like it, the coaches like it, the athletic directors like it, but the college presidents won’t go for it because the colleges stand to lose TV revenue money on it. Who cares about the money? We the fans like to see clean, hard-nosed foot- ball, no[...]at gives us a mythical national champion. So let the college presidents think about their money. The fans will eventually get tired of the bowl games and start show- ing how they wa[...]
	[...]0 Sports 15 1990: Oh what a year it was By Jeff Wendt The Voice Why was 1990 such an odd year in sports? How did the Reds win the Series? How did the Pistons win their second straight NBA title? How did the Forty- Niners also win their second straight Super Bowl? Here’s an inspiring look back at the 1990 sports year in review. Football The Niners were just unstoppable last season as they ran though their opponents and, finally, defeated the Broncos 55-10 in Super Bowl XXIV. This year, it looks like the Niners are headed for another Super Bowl. Oniy the Bills and the Raiders will provide the op- position to them for Super Bowl XXV. The Phoenix Cardinals aren’t having such a great 1990 season. With injuries and a not-so-hot quarterback, the team looks toward next year with the hope that maybe this team could be playoff caliber. 1990 also marked the return of con- troversy in college football. Miami won the national championship, but created the controversy of needing a playoff system. The 1990 and 1991 bowl games will provide even more controversy. Baseball How can we ever forget the lockout? This season’s lockout provided for one of the strangest seasons that baseball has seen. Although the lockout provided for a bad season for some teams, we also got a lot of excitement from the contenders this season. We got to see the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cincinatti Reds rise to the top of their respective divisions in the Na- tional League. The Reds and Pirates then gave us one of the greatest National League Cham- pionship Series in some time, with the Reds winning the heated series in six games. In the American League, the Boston Red Sox and the Oakland Athletics rose to the occasion once again. And once again, the American League West show- ed its dominance as the Athletics swept the Red Sox in the American League Championship Series. This provided for a great World Series, which was highlighted by the brilliant play of Billy Hatcher and Jose Rijo of the Reds. Everybody was saying, how could the Reds win the Series? Well, they went out and did just that, sweeping the Athletics in four games. Basketball Who can bel[...]who had some faith as to whether they could beat the Los Angeles Lakers. When they defeated the Lakers in L.A. to win the series, they may have felt a little overconfident in playing the Portland Trailblazers In the East, the Pistons continued their dominance, but were heavily tested by the Chicago Bulls in the Eastern Divison final. Michael Jordan and Co. cou[...]f Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer, and Joe Dumars, as the Bulls succumbed to the Pistons in seven games. In the finals, the Pistons showed their total domination over the Trailblazers and won the series in four games. Hockey 1990 marked the return of one of the most familiar teams to play in the Valley, the Phoenix Roadrunners. Although they didn’t make the playoffs, the team return- ed to medium-ranged crowds and averag- ed over 5,000 fans per game. In the NHL this season, the Edmonton Oilers once again captured the Stanley Cup by convincingly defeating the Boston Bruins four games to one in the final series. 1990-91 Winter Sports Schedules M[...]nitor. Jan. 23 Cochise College Whether you choose the new Macintosh IIsi, Apple's latest powerful, affordable Jan. 26....................., at Pima CC system. Or the Macintosh Ici, known for its high performance and expandability. Or the Jan. 30 ........ Central Arizona College maximum-[...]6......... at Eastern Arizona College system with the AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Monitor Feb. 13...[...]at ”) Of ater pr aa 0 Apple Computer Ine Apple the Aptie jog and Macuntosh are registered tra[...]
	[...]ge December 10, 1990 Voice e Fitness having the energy to do all the things you need and want to do.’’ Streching[...]d. ‘‘When you’ re tired, all you want to do is eat. If you take a 30-minute walk instead, you'll[...]or take a lot of time, Pell says. “Whether it is nutrition, exercise, or how you think of yourself, start by pick- ing one area and build out from there,”’ she said. ““You are responsible to make the choice. That is what is important, to make the choice.”’ A[...]Northern Arizona University. Other schools were the University of Oklahoma; Pacific Lutheran and Palo[...]Univer- sity, Southwestern College of California, The University of Texas at El Paso, and The University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire. Schools w[...]alysis, and program oral interpretation. ASU won the Hoffs Invitational amassing 129 points. The University of Oklahoma finished in second place,[...]gh Glendale’s forensics team did not compete in the Hoffs Invitational, they did compete in the Fiesta Invitational held at ASU on Dec. \| and 2. Competing in the Fiesta Invitational marked their return to the competetive scene after a long absence.[...]785 __trompagee @ Speech tournament trom page 1 The last time a Glendale forensics team won a nationa[...]good inner perfor- mance.’’ Mooreland became the forensic direc- tor after Hoffs resigned due to r[...]ctor of four very active clubs on campus. “Jan is really gung-ho about it,’’ Hoffs said. ‘‘She is doing a fantastic job.” In the future Mooreland will take her gung-ho attitude a[...]nver, Colo. Anyone wanting to become involved in the forensics club should contact Mooreland at 435-37[...]es Ununsre Bowune. Tnurs,10Px-Mioncar’o” of The Coca-Cola Company e Class Also covered was pers[...]ns said. She added that living on a second story is not always safe and attackers can use ladders or[...]your home. “Don’t let your guard slip. There is no right or wrong answers; no one can make decisi[...]he added. Scrivens concluded that ‘‘everyone is a victim for any type of assault, and if you are[...]eness seminars are a series of meetings sponsored by the Glendale Police Department and campus chief of se[...]covered at 1 p.m. and again at 6 p.m. Dec. 12 in the Stu- dent Union Council Chambers. The from page 1 seminar is free and students and faculty are welcome[...]
	[...]r plan of High Tech Center II was ; I I prepared by Gilleland and Hunt Architects. Glendale Communit[...]-Iine MlchaoI Lorenz, architect l Photos by Wallkiil l . a 5." “14,9va 7- The Vaice With more than thrcc wars of plan- ning an[...]Erwin, Nos :1 ti .\f()(llli nit lflt tutti "The clutronit classroom of the tut-.irc.” “Y. “Hui... and i; [Tic \a[...]tor oi lnll0\all()n$. \k‘csi _la\‘.r"i‘ll\| is has overseen iron: Its beginning. The electronic classroom contains monitors at each student's workstation the proicct and a niassiic 16-foot rear projection screen at thc front of the room. “There are no chalkboard “ West stud ul[...]ii , low titt- kitfpk'l [\l allow comr mitt-ts to by played ii: an} mnl‘igurationv “Someday, we wo[...]p a room an;' way they want" Versatility was also the strategy when Lorenz designed the computer pit area in HT(' ll. [1 is IWO'lhli’li» 'I'tc size ofthc pit in HT(' l. but the \l/L “in he mpar .i b} rciziming thv: \w x ": ([...](’11! int five to ten )Cllr‘,” lit Lorenz is L’Utllrdglc‘d with Gilleland & Hunt Architects, which is also responSI- ble for the design of High Tech l that opened in I986. mu
	January 14, 1991 Risking Armageddon By the time you read this, we may be at war with Iraq. H[...]us- _ sion bombs or chemically armed missles on the half million U.S. soldiers now sitting like so many ducks in the desert, or, as he has promised, on Israel. A concussion bomb destroys everything within several miles; the horrors of chemical weapons are well known. The United States or Israel would almost certainly us[...]ath Hussein as much as we do. With such weapons, the casualties could, within an hour, exceed the more than 50,000 American and one million enemy d[...]sein could withdraw from Kuwait uncondi- tionally by the Jan. 15 U.N. deadline; should he not, Bush could delay sending us to war; or the U.S. Congress could vote to disallow the President from making a first strike against Iraq. The future course of world history could very well pivot on what happens next. At the least, we should at- tempt to understand the basic implications of these possibilities. The most difficult course of events to predict is that pro- ceeding from a chemical 1iuc- Can you say By Marc de Celle The Voice _ Test your nose for news with the first news quiz of the New Year: 1) What happens when a nice guy takes over the Soviet Union? a) The Berlin Wall crumbles. b) The Iron Curtain crumbles. c) The Communist Cookie crumbles. d) The whole damn country, which was never really 2 coun[...]omeration of senerate states held togeihc: solely by iorce, breaks into civil war, during which 15,000 nuclear warheads hang in the balance of a tug-of-war between the old Stalinist empire and the new forces of liberation. D this XXVI Ne 9[...]: Jeil W Associate Sports Editor Matt Suma in the Persian Gulf lear exchange. No cataclysm of comp[...]. This, ironically, could be our best clue as to the probable repercussions: a slaughter without prece[...]A brutal dictator would be removed from power and the borders of Kuwait restored. While these are desir[...]der them worth hundreds of thousands of lives and the destruction of a region’s en- vironment and eco[...]. Simply put, not long after such a catastrophe, the horrible realization that it was probably unnecessary and meaningless would begin to sink in. The domestic reaction could easily make the anti-war sen- timents of the Vietnam era seem mild by comparison, while abroad, the leadership positions of the United States and the United Nations would both suf- fer irreparable da[...]sly detonating chemical weapons in U.S. cities in the years following such a nuclear holocaust, would we be able to honestly say we would not do the same, were our roles ‘thermonuclear’ and struggle, the world holds its collec- tive breath as we move closer to nuclear holocaust than we ever came during the Cold War, but somehow the old buggers who con- trol most of the KGB and the Red Army decide to give in to the hun- dreds of millions of Soviet citizens who hav[...]n his forehead 2. What happens when Congress and the president finally attempt to cooperate in solving the budget deficit? a) President Bush has to eat his[...]eaermemneetngat U Bet Their Life, our contestant is we Mr. Saddam Hussein. What’s your decision,[...]urse, if we go to war, both sides may stay within the bounds of conventional weaponry. But is it wise to bet the world on it? Eisenhower said, ‘‘Every war wi[...]e tenuous at best; but it’s a safe bet that the war Bush is risking could have repercussions more horrible than any in history. Hopefully, the proven ability of both leaders to reverse themselves, as exemplified by Bush’s new taxes and Hussein’s truce with Iran, will soon begin to show. The world may depend on it. ‘broccoli’ in the same sentence? words. b) President Bush has to[...]lips. c) President Bush has to eat broccoli. d) The economy goes to hell, as thirty years of living o[...]mics for doo-doo economics. 3. What happens when the nations of the world unite in the cause of peace, justice, and free-flowing oil? a) The world gets 5 brownie peints b) The world gets slimed gets Sad c) The world Southern Califurnia Division tnd Place, General Excellence, F d) The Middle East is transformed in- to a giant nuclear reactor powerful enough to supply all our energy needs for the next 40,000 years. Un- fortunately, 23 Indians deep in the Amazon Basin are the only people left to enjoy it. e) Bike riding edu[...]ottest new growth industry. ¢ la, 2a and 3a are the cor- ANSWERS: \|<, 2a and h rect answers, as th have aiready nap- pened (1 gave out the brownie points) The other answers are just future possibilities, so i[...]ny of these, clip this colun send immediately to the Nat Pawxatawnie, FL 35621 Jour[...]
	[...]ription canceled Editor: Please see that my name is removed from your mailing list. \| have no idea wh[...]need for a Martin Luther King holiday! Just like the state of New Hamp- shire (a state which embarrass[...]o more Voice! Bev Wiegler, Manchester, N.H. For the birds Editor: I’m an old-fashioned, patriotic kind of guy. I like the American eagle, the flag, apple pie, mothers, etc. I’m especially f[...]installed a remarkably distinctive Well-meaning By Eric Wincentsen The Voice Follow me now into another dimen- sion: a dimension of the color green, and one that is surprisingly empty. You have entered the mind of an environmentalist. This is a mind that thinks the earth is getting hotter while it is snowing in Phoenix, that thinks harassing the families of nuclear power plant workers is going to change something. It’s a mind that wo[...]a sick chrome eagle, wings outspread, on the hood of my automobile. It gave the old Dodge a certain air, I thought. So did my tee[...]ment directly on it. It was really a nice touch. The car had been missing its hood ornament when I purchased it. The dealer said a new one would cost $40 or so. I thought he[...]sing logo, but, alas, I was mistaken. So I bought the eagle and in- stalled it with great care. A coup[...]mer and really have adopted a new attitude toward the whole situation. Obviously, there are other patriotic souls about the campus. Perhaps they felt a strong need to share[...]ust ask- ed, \| would have been happy to give them the bird. William H. Skip Boyer, Part-time Journalis[...]ce staff commended Editor: Your Dec. 10 issue of the Voice was outstanding. You and your staff are to[...]to Glenn Davis for his exceptional article about the KNIX Employment Talk. His report was accurate and[...]ct, we were so proud of it that we sent a copy of the paper to the KNIX staff. They, too, were thrilled! Joyce Barton’s article about the fitness seminar, also presented by Employment Talks, was first-rate as well. Both Joyce and Glenn present a very positive image of the Voice through their articles, and we are so grat[...]brities and experts to campus. When they see that the college newspaper also takes an interest in them,[...]irector of Career Services and Re-entry Editor: The Voice pullout section for Dec. 10, 1990, on censorship was powerfully done. Please congratulate the entire team for their production coup! I was able to use the whole paper to good effect in last night’s Northern Arizona University class and the professor took it with him. Well done! David Briant, The Institute activists are environ-‘mentally’ unstable chimpanzee. Actually, not all things that the en- vironmentalists are for are that bad. But to[...]r surgery to satisfy her parents’ moral beliefs is past the point of ridiculousness. This act of moral mastu[...]nmen- talist would do this, you can look it up in the Dec. 30 issue of Parade magazine) by an Indiana family isthe police barge into a man’s house and force him to... Anyway, incidents like this bring to mind the methods different environmen- talist groups have[...], an environmental terrorist group, believes that the whales must be protected, a policy it promotes by ram- ming whaling ships and trying to drown the crews. Environmentalists are much like the Nazis when it comes to promoting their goals. Either one agrees with them, and is left alone, or someone speaks out and Voices across the campus How far should the U.S. go militarily now that the January 15th deadline has arrived? is boycotted. Take vegetarians, for example. Let’s say that the environmentalists do get to run the government someday. What I picture is, since the Surgeon General’s post would also be held by a vegetarian environmentalist, the majori- ty of this nation would starve to death because of the laws of what we could and could not eat. We proba[...]able to eat hay, since there has to be enough for the cows. I understand the need to protect the en- vironment. I just don’t want to go back to[...]ck Kim Owens Andrew Julie Qualls W ld him I think the U.S. should Hutchinson I think we should s ther t " to stick to the deadline sos [f we are going in with _ first and take whatever vith the United leave Kuwait; thenif he the Middle East and troops, goinandgetthe acti[...]
	[...]ry 14, 1991 ‘Fiddler’s’ cast announced By Tracy Fischer The Voice Cast selections have been made for the campus produc- tion of the classic musical, ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof.’’ The play, which follows the struggle of a Jewish father trying to maintain hi[...]Revolution Russian village, will be presented at the ’Round the Corner Theater here on campus in early March. The cast list runs as follows: Tevye, Shaun Malone; G[...]Bielke, Kirsten Ludders; Shaindel, Grace Kerby. The play is being directed by Virginia Ludders. Choreography by Lenna De Marco, and vocals by Mary Ann Dutton. Performance dates for ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof’’ are scheduled for March 8, 10, 15, 16.[...]AC 143. ‘Lizards’ crawling into your ears , By Eric Wincentsen as Voice <J When Zia Records re[...]ast of L.A., a collection of local music if near the end of 1989, I was excited. My appetite had been whetted by an ’ earlier independent collection called High[...]for something pat would give me a better idea of the ie scene. Tris 357 Miles was a disappointment.[...]o inane parodies or mediocre MOR pop. Very few of the groups were on the club scene, and some , Selections from well-respe[...]poor in comparison to their other material. With the release of Lizards, the second Zia collection, my wishes, for the most part, have been fulfilled. ; # This second volume still has some of \ t the bad points of the last one, such as a ALY pointless Elvis imitation of Kenny Love’s Disney to choose college musicians By Tracy Fischer The Voice If you are an aspiring musician looking for an exciting way to showcase your talents, the Disney Entertainment Work Experience Program is for you. Each summer Disney chooses some of the best col lege musicians from across the country for t € performance groups. The studio orchestra, which performs at center in Florida, is a 36-piece Academy Awards-style orchestra which p[...]d com posers for workshops and seminars. COT The marching show band will have two groups, one at each of the Disney parks in California and Florida. Participa[...]and move well and have jazz oriented skills. Five shows will be performed daily, so Benny Bunny Bythe cassette offers an excellent overview of the contemporary Phoenix club scene, ranging from alternative to heavy metal to tradi- tional blues. The easiest thing to do would be to start with the best stuff. Dead Hot Workshop’s acoustic ‘‘F--k No” is easily the most powerful, and therefore the best. D.H.W. sounds like a more intense Replacements, and the song should lead off the tape instead of the dumb cover of “My Favorite Things’’ by Avid Intent. Filthy Little Bastards, a metal ban[...]r recent self-titled debut. Unfortunately, though the song is thoroughly listenable, it’s just as run-of-the-mill as any metal song. House Quake, the local answer to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, finally gets a chance to get its music to the au- dience it deserves with ‘‘Object of Desire,’’ which sounds as good as anything in the Peppers’ metal/funk/punk style. Other reasons[...]Oyster Cult vocals, Maijestic’s ‘“‘Out of the Darkness,’’ and Knucklehead’s “‘Just Who We Are,” a down-to-the-note Faith No More imitation. What the hell. I could go on raving about this thing for h[...]listen for yourselves. applicants individuals. The Best of Disney Show Band is an 8-piece band selected to perform in the‘‘Best of Disney’’ stage show, given four[...]transportation to and \| from work. Auditions for the 1991 program will be Feb. 16 at California State[...].m. to 5 p.m. i vr curther information regarding the Disney programs, call (714) 490-3126 dur- ing reg[...]ro, Williams shine brightly in ‘Awakenings’ By Kristi Ebner The Voice “‘Awakenings’’ is a brilliant new film based on a true story. It st[...]Niro and Robin Williams, with excellent direction by Penny Marshall. The movie starts in 1969 with a young neurologist, Malcolm Sayer (Williams), becoming the newest member of the staff at Bainbridge Hospital in the Bronx. He is assigned to care for terminally ill patients, inc[...]tative state for many years. Among these patients is Leonard Lowe (De Niro) who has been trapped in a[...]kinson’s disease. It has a miraculous effect on the patients, bringing them to life. According to Premiere magazine, ‘‘Awaken- ings’’ was based on the true-life journal of Dr. Oliver Sacks. ‘‘We did a lot of research—going to hospitals, looking at thethe postencephalitics that Dr. Sachs wrote about is still alive. Lillian—she’s a terrific lady.... We went to see her, and we saw the drug wear off,’’ Marshall told Premiere. “She froze,”’ said Williams. “‘Awakenings’’ is possibly the best new movie of the year. Both De Niro and Williams give perhaps the best and most memorable perfor- mances of their illustrious careers. Throughout the entire movie you feel you are really watching pa- tients at the Bainbridge hospital, not actors por- traying them[...]akenings’’ receives a 5. Steps to reading the Voice By Jason Shadrick 1: Pick up the latest issue of thethe funny parts. \| No ote: do not laugh at the sections not meaz \| \| \| wr to be 4: Show to friends and family 5: Cut out the really funny cartoons and hang on your\| refrigera[...]til steps 1-5 are completed 7: Write a ietter to the editor telling what you like or\| \| dislike about the paper. \| ' 8: Wait anxiously for the next issue ARTIST What It Takes[...]
	January 14, 1991 Weight Watchers chew the fat at new meetings By Julia De Simone The Voice Weight Watchers begins the new year by offering students and employees two separate on-c[...]ing to Joann Pell, campus Wellness coor- dinator, the student program will parallel the Weight Watchers at Work sessions offered to employees last semester. Student meetings The Weight Watchers program for students, a 10-week s[...]ext month. “It’s a go,’’ Pell said about the new non-credit class which developed as a result of requests from students. However, she is not sure there will be funding for par- tial tuit[...]Judy Archer, Valley Weight Watchers adminstrator, the program enables students to meet their school schedule and also gain the support needed while losing weight. Pell said a[...]uled in February for students to learn more about the program before sign- ing up. Employee Weight Watchers The employee program, also a 10-week session for $80, meets Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in the Student Union. If the individuals lose 10 pounds each, there is a 50 percent refund for each person. If the employee keeps off the weight for 6 more months, an additional 25 per- cent is refunded. Alberto Sanchez, the lone male member last semester, said he has 15 pounds to lose before he reaches his goal. “I enjoy the company of the other Weight Watchers,’”” he said. ‘‘It[...]ier foods Weight Watchers has revised and updated the pro- Glendale Community College Book store OUR USED TEXTBOOKS SAVE YOU OR” We Have the Greatest Selection! Let Our Friendly Staff Help Y[...]t Watchers has reformulated their program to meet the American Heart Association standard: low in fat, cholestrol and sodium.”’ In the past, Weight Watchers frozen TV dinners were high in fat and sodium, stated Pell. Archer also emphasized the changes Weight Watchers has made. “It really a[...]d they want to take in,’’she said. Pell says the program for students and employees will work because of the strong support system. “T believe that each p[...]a sense of belonging in knowing that someone else is going through the same problem as them,”’ she said. “‘Research shows chances of being more successful and losing weight is a lot higher,’’ Archer added. Jeanette Stewa[...]e a lot.’’ Free legal help assists students By Barbara Cage The Voice Free legal services are available to stude[...]a week, provided as a service to students through the Associated Students and Evening Students Association governments. According to Kristin Bennes, assistant to the director of student activities, attorneys are selected by bid every year. The two attorneys on campus submitted a joint bid. Re[...]broader range of legal expertise and better serve the needs of the students. Selden specializes in the areas of civil litigation, col- lections, landlor[...]esolved, and they want further service, they have the option of sign- ing a written retainer which states what the attorney is going to do for them and what it will cost. Seld[...]She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Michigan and a master’s degree in[...]miscellaneous real estate matters. “‘] like the college atmosphere,”’ Harrian said. ‘‘A p[...]be a teacher.’’ He says about 30 percent of the students who come to see him are having domestic[...]at a loss,”’ he said.‘*When I tell them how the law can help and lead them to organizations that[...]ey walk out with a sense of peace.”’ Harrian is in partnership with the Bellah and Harrian law firm. He is also attorney for United Auto Workers legal services, a board member of the Arizona State Bar, and on the Glendale Board of Adjustments. Harrian attended the University of Arizona College of Law, the University of London legal curriculum, and[...]
	[...]Congressman Kyl defends Gulf military policy By Barbara Cage The Voice “We can’t be the world’s policemen,”’ says Rep. Jon Kyl, R-A[...]ttended a neighborhood meeting Wednesday night at the Deer Valley Community Center where Kyl spoke about issues facing Americans, particularly the Persian Gulf crisis. Troops’ families Fifteen people in the audience had im- mediate family in the Persian Gulf. One mother voiced concern that her[...]tting duck, wearing a green camouflage uniform in the desert.’’ Neither the mother nor Kyl knows where her son was deployed. The representative wouldn’t speculate on the camouflage uniforms in this particular case, but assured her that troops closest to harm’s way were given the best equip- ment and uniforms as quickly as possible. Another woman, whose husband is in the reserves, asked Kyl why reserv’ were sent to Sa[...]active duty troops frora places such as Okinawa. The representative says the theory is that the guard and reserve can go into ac- tion, just as active duty can, and all three would go at the same time. He added that BUY FOR LESS. tr[...]Cuba. Congress and President Bush Referring to the resolutions facing Con- gress, Kyl’s opinion is that Congress will vote to use military action if[...]sein does not remove his armed forces from Kuwait by the deadline set by the United Nations. If a decision of force is made, Kyl hopes the country will show they are unified in their support of the president. He praised President Bush, saying he has been commended by Congress for be- ing one of thethe House In- vestigative Subcommittee of the Armed Services, Kyl recently went to Saudi Arabia, where he attended briefings with commanders. He says the United States troops are the best trained in the history of the country, are highly motivated, and their morale is superior. He was impress- ed with plans, and is confident the best equipment was on hand. Nuclear weapons Personally, Kyl does not favor the use of nuclear weapons by the United States. He says one of the things we would do if we use force would be to ta[...]essive nations to have.”” Morally, he said, the United States would be on shaky ground in using nuclear weapons to take out nuclear capabilities. The congressman also said nuclear weapons are unnecessary because the United States is only interested in destroy- ing specific military[...]of doing that. When force becomes necessary It is not the case, he says, that America would go to war becau[...]one developed nuclear or chemical weapons. “It is occasionally, once every two or three generations, when things coalesce together,’’ the congressman said, ‘‘that conditions are created for which it is im- possible for the world to sit back and do nothing.”’ He point[...], as with Adolf Hitler. Yet, he says that Hussein is responsible for more deaths than Hitler because h[...]at killed a million people. According to Kyl, it is the combination of things tiiat is the problem: Iraq has started two wars in the last decade; Hus- sein is a brutal dictator, who rules by force and has used chemical warfare against his own people; Iraq has used unspeakable brutality against the people in Kuwait; and Iraq has biological, SAVE THE MOST. The College Book Center is the place for the books you need at the price you'll like. From Psychology to Mathematics[...]when questioned about spending time and money on the Persian Gulf crisis when we have so many problems[...]rking directly outside our door, you'll find that the College Book Center saves you time. Since time is money, we thought youd like that. Hey... that’s just the kinda guys we are.
	January 14, 1991 Page 7 Basketball has success By Matt Suman The Voice The men’s basketball team will put its recent win streak on the line when they play host to South Mountain Communi- ty College on Wednesday. The game will feature two teams with similar styles of play. Both teams like to push the ball up the floor, looking for fast-break opportunities. “[...]all, Coach Long expects a tough game. “Defense is the key to beating them,”’ Long said. ‘‘We’[...]ugh Yavapai After a slow start for both teams in the first half, Yavapai came out ready to play in the second half. The Gauchos allowed Yavapai to build a 14-point lead before marking their comeback. An 11-point spurt by the Gauchos cut a then 12-point lead to 1 in a span of 50 seconds. A 3-point bomb by Ben Jeambey later tied the score. In the final minutes of the game the Gauchos pulled away before hanging on to a 90-87[...]fidence,’’ Long said. ‘‘Our energy level is high, but we’re still looking to improve from it.” Gauchos second at holiday tourney The Gauchos recent streak began at the San Diego Mesa Tournament in Califor- nia, Dec. 27-29, with a 69-63 victory over host San Diego Mesa in the first round. They followed it up with an impressive 96-94 overtime victory over Southwestern, advancing to the cham- pionship against Imperial Valley. In the championship game, Imperial Valley was too tough for the Gauchos, cruising to a 87-64 victory. “‘Imperial Valley is a good team with size,’’ Long said. ‘‘But they aren’t much better than any of the other teams we’ve played.’”’ GCC gets second wind After a slow start, the Gauchos are off and running. Beginning the season at 1-9, the team has won three of its last four games. Coach Long attributes part of the team’s success to the return of second- year gaurd Ben Jeambey. After r[...]in his first game, scoring 19 points. “‘Ben is an integral part of our team,”” coach Long said. ‘‘He’s a versatile player, who plays hard all of the time.”’ Another key factor in the team’s recent success, is a change in its half court offense. Before, they[...]and players forcing shots. “‘Our new offense isBy Jeff Wendt The Voice The women’s basketball team was defeated by Yavapai College Wednesday evening 83-60 to bring[...]ale and Yavapai, but it will get tougher later in theThe Gauchos faced Martin Methodist College on Jan. 5[...]red. We hung in there and battl- ed it out to get the victory,’’ Silcox said. The night before that, the Gauchos faced Ricks College in another non-conference battle which the Lady Gauchos pulled out 65-54. “Ricks is a good ballclub with good fundamentals. We made some offensive mistakes, but good defense compensated for the mistakes we made,” Silcox said. Gauchos place second in tourney The Lady Gauchos participated in the Grossmont tournament in California just after Christmas and the team put forth a good effort. In their opening round game, the Gauchos faced Antelope Valley Col- lege of California and won 78-34. In the second round, the Gauchos faced defending tournament cham- pion Allen Hancock College and won 69-54 to advance to the semifinals. In the semifinals, the Gauchos fac- ed the host team, Grossmont Col- lege. In a nip and tuck game all the way, the Gauchos defeated Gross- mont 61-58 to advance to the finals of the tournament. In the championship game, the Gauchos faced a tough Dixie College team. In a game that was as close as the semifinal, the Gauchos fell short this time, losing 69-65 in the final. *We hit a flat stretch in the second half where in 10 possessions we couldn’t[...]Silcox said. Silcox added that second place was the best finish ever for the team in the tournament. . Who’s 1990’s No. 1? Colorado or Georgia Tech Commentary By Jeff Wendt The Voice Who’s No. 1? This has been a question stuck in the minds of a lot of college football fans. Colorado and Georgia Tech finished No. 1 in the Associated Press and United Press International polls, respectively. Last issue I looked at the possibilities of a national playoff system, and I still believe one isthe toughest conference Custom Lettering T-Shirt \|[...]SHIRTS TEAM SHORTS SWEATS OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS schedules in college football, playing in the Big 8. But they also played a tough non-conferenc[...]d (a game they bare- ly won). When they got into the conference season, they were greeted with a fifth- down victory over Missouri. That show- ed the ignorance of Colorado coach Bill McCartney winning a tainted game. They went on to win the conference and the trip to the Orange Bowl against No. 6 Notre Dame. Georgia Tech, on the other hand, may not have had the best non-conference schedule, but when at the end of the season you have to face the likes of Clem- son, Virginia, and Georgia, that becomes a pretty tough schedule. So Georgia Tech finishes the regular season 9-0-1 and plays in the Citrus Bowl against Nebraska. On Bowl Day, Georg[...]er tainted game, this one 10-6 over Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl. So, who in my mind deserves to be the No. \| team in college football? My pick is the Georgia Tech Yellowjackets. Why, you ask? For starters, Georgia Tech finished the season undefeated and only had a tie against Nort[...]ird, did Colorado beat any team that was No. \| at the time they played any team? No. Did Georgia Tech?[...]ginia in Virginia on Nov. 3. Fourth and finally, the pollsters felt sorry for Colorado not winning the na- tional title last year against Notre Dame so consequently they didn’t see the magnificent display put on by Georgia Tech against Nebraska on Jan. 1. How about a suggestion for later years. If there is a split among the polls as to who is No. 1, why not have the two teams play each other to determine a national[...]Silk Screen Ag dul newspaper begin by taking: eJRN 201 Newswriting eJRN You Oughta be in Print... See your name in print.. Join The Voice and gain hands-on experience in the production of a To start on the road to an exciting career in journalism, *JRN 215 Newsroom Activities (Class that produces The Voice) eArt 135, 136 Photo Journalism !\| and II =[...]ng For more information contact Gerri Fiedler in the Language Arts Building rooms 107 or 117 or phone 435- iS ie 5 3820, 435-3821, 435-3638, 435-3625 Ma[...]
	[...]r changes make spring enrollment hard to predict By James Gilbert Comparing this year’s spring enroll- ment figures is different than in the past. That difference is due to a change in the district’s academic calendar. The policy changes theis defined as the total number of credit hours in which all students are enrolled, divided by 15, the credit hours considered a full-time load. “‘Comparing calendar dates enrollment is slightly higher than a year ago,” Bayless said.[...]begin one week earlier this spring, enroll- ment is lower in comparison to the first day of classes.”’ Although the current headcount is far below last fall’s high point of 17,251, Bayless hopes to exceed 16,000 students by the time classes start today. “During late registr[...]up an additional 1,200 students,” she said. Of the 14,578 students, 60 percent registered by phone. Bayless believes phone registration will increase partly due to changes in the number of credits that a student can register for by phone, from five to six. “The new phone registration policies have brought abou[...]ed approx- imately 2000 more students to register by phone. In addition, it also allowed students who were enrolling in two three- credit classes to register by phone.”’ Late registration is Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m.to 7:30 p.m. and Friday from 8:30 to 3 p.m. The Voice Classified Glendale Community C[...]
	[...]ries in Student Union. Shouod out? Avoid stress by learning relaxation techniques. Colleen pianist[...]ampton returns to GCC Feb. 9 and 10. By David Hulda The Voice The war in the Middle East has in some way touched all our lives[...]GCC President John Waltrip does not believe that thethe students that have left." he said. Waltrip doesn‘t expect the war to af- fect the college unless it lasts for a long period or if i[...]when peo- ple you know leave to go over there." The college has implemented A rapid rt- '.ii:d policy[...]h fear For some. Ines hate dramatically They are the ones who have left the campus and are now in the Per. sian Gulf. Due to fear of terrorism. some would not speak of their friends or I’ElallVeS w ho are in the Middle East. “By printing their names. you could be endangering th[...]that person’s children were kill- ed because of the information you printed?” she asked. Another e[...]be used. “We have strict orders not to talk to the press." she said. Her ﬁance. on stand—by. is scheduled to leave for the Middle East soon. They were going to get married[...]efore he leaves. “We don't know from one day to the next what is going to happen." she said. She also said the military has cautionv ed the families of military personnel not :0 tie yellow[...]ng homes with ribbons to \e‘( t‘hu men are in the Middle East Ti nurglarize the houses ‘ ti tt‘ "mu Preparing for war Ramon De La (jar/a. .in arrzzj. mi in the 167th S and < Company. been waiting to go to Saudi Atrabia. His company was activated Jn .\o\ it by the Department of Defense. During that time he worked[...]r. “Every morning I would wake up and wait for the phone to ring.” he said. “I carry a beeper an[...]of mobilization abound and each new rumor adds to the uncertainty. And what does he think of the people protesting the war? De La Garza believes that peace pro- testor[...]dhagree with: * soldiers who it; I, m. he» knew the . -;2 ‘ie said. ‘H‘iai l'iclt! \: ri.il(iti[...]“Do you see these headphones? l‘m lthHlng to the news. 1 hate being in the position of not know- ing; I hate waiting," he sa[...]ntrate. 1 can‘t go home and study; I just watch theby Jason Shadrick/Voleo He left to see a tutor. “[...]grades." he said. Counseling and support group The Counseling Center recognizes that some may have problems dealing with the stresses and realities of war. Louise Jones, a counselor. said the Counseling Center encourages students. faculty an[...]nselors about their problems. “We realize that the situation exists and are prepared to help anyone[...]- :‘lL‘ .n mum .ni‘ormation pose ot the g our ~ :0 g with each Jihe.’ :o six-g. about what is happening “There is very little in: ..ition about what is going on: Maple :zccd to share what they k[...]
	Saddam Hussein: Third Antichrist So this is what happens when a Bush starts burning. The United States has pro- ceeded to bomb Saddam Hus- sein back to the Stone Age, even though his head is so thick he can’t tell when it is just time to give up and surrender.. Even though we support the troops and the President in this action, there is still much to worry about. Before Hussein starte[...]e that we should have been expecting for at least the last 15 years, it looked like things were actually going well. This time last year we were euphoric over the fall of com- munism in Eastern Europe. A new worl[...]lost control over his own military, resulting in the Lithuanian crackdown, and our country found another nation to replace the Soviet Union as the enemy. What is scary is that this sounds too much like some of Nostradamus’ prophecies about the coming of the nuclear[...]—_—ivorce }— Opinion January 28, 1991 “THE CLASSROOM IN THE GULF YIN CMR BUSH 15 Topas IWSTRUCTOR.) holocau[...]ot blindly follow prophecies. But consider this: The Third World War, as translations of his predictions say, starts with a few belligerent countries in the Middle East. The Third Antichrist (the first two are supposed to have been Napoleon and Hitler) begins taking over the Muslim coun- tries, develops nuclear weapons, and then attempts to take over Europe and the United States. Throughout this conflict, the Chinese seed the Arctic with germ bombs, America and Russia become allies, and a third of the world’s population is destroyed. Then again, it may be a bunch of gobbledygook. All we know for sure is that this war is happening, and that it will not be over for a while. We should worry about the future when it comes, and sup- port our troops no[...]But these are apocalyptic times; paranoia may be the only logical response. tad aT oe ST ge ¢ *) n[...]By Eric Wincentsen The Voice I was spinning Ozzy Osbourne’s “Suicide Solution’ backwards the other night and I came to the conclu- sion that I should kill myself. Of course nothing is wrong with my life. I just want to do it because[...]would be a good way of get- ting some extra cash by suing Osbourne. The note I don’t know about, but the case is real. The general opinion among the radicals in this country is that with the start of the war in the Persian Gulf they can get away with anything. Unfortunately, they are right. This case is just another in a con- tinuing barrage of lawsuit[...]subliminai messages to make kids commit suicide. The judge could decide in favor of the parents january 28,199 Vet X00V1 No[...]Staff Artists: Windy Denton, Jon Flegal and the story would appear on page A251 of the Arizona Repulsive. This is not due to bad journalism or changing times. It is just an exam- ple of the American public’s apathy toward what is important. Special interest groups also try to effect the way the American public thinks. U.S.A. Today, for example, tried to make a controversy out of the fact that the Jan. 15 deadline for Hussein was on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. It is true that the Gulf War is the most important issue at this moment. But other is[...]e- ing produced have been generally withheld from the public. Finally, our vocabulary is still under attack. There are no longer body bags[...]n re- mains packages.’”’ 435-3821 that of The Voice graphers: Jeff Graham, Kari The Voice is published every other week: $,000 copies are distribuied free on campus. Display advertising is $5 per column inch. Contact the adverusmg department m The Voice newsroom, Language Ars Building, Room 107; or call 435-3820 ‘The next issue of The Voice will be published Feb. 11. Deadline for sory idnas = Wednesday, Jan30; deadline for advertising is noon Tuesday, Feb. 5. By Jason Shadrick The Voice ‘‘Homeless Lesbian Nazi Hookers ab- ducted by UFOs and forced into weight- loss programs!’”[...]but everybody knows at least one. This sub- ject is plaguing the nation. Well maybe not the nation. But certain- ly the state. OK, maybe not the state. The city.... All right, fine, so I’m the only one plagued by this. The point to all this is...what was it again? Oh yeah. The point is, why do people spend their money on a super- market tabloid that is obviously not true, and believe it? Headlines like this one seem to attract the most attention even though they are so utterly st[...]eckout line, one can see many of these absurditi The headlines vary, but the intention is just the same: to Headlines such as “Galaxy shaped as The Voice Glendale Community College 6000 W. Olive A[...]ce Editorial Policy: Unsigned editorials reflect the mayonty wew of the Edutonal Board Signed edmonals reflect the views and apizions of their authors and not e[...]by born with peg-leg,’’ ‘‘Family attacked by houseplant,’’ ‘‘Invisible bodyguard pro-[...]per,’’ and ‘‘Top psychics all agree that the telephone company will have a brand new service that lets you talk to the dead”’ are just some examples of the strange goings on. Where do they get these from?[...]rom Super Spy Crunch, have revealed that they are the product of annual contests. Writers of the paper compete to see who can produce the most outrageous story. The winner gets a Tootsie Blow-pop. Other ways of getting these stories that were caught on the Seriously Social Spy Cameras are the really bad acid trips that the writers have. But no matter how they come up wit[...]word It is sad that a country that falls for this crap is allowed to have ear weapons[...]
	[...]Page 3 War: Darkness at end of tunnel By David Madrid The Voice It’s Jan. 17, 1991, and America is bom- bing Iraq. I listen to the excited conver- sations of students. “It’ll[...]says another with a gleam in his eye. Throughout the campus I hear about surgical strikes, pinpoint ac[...]r plane lost. But not all are happy. Some around the United States are protesting the war. Memories of Vietnam linger. Visions of dead[...]I see Sen. John McCain on television. He accuses the anti-war protesters of aiding and abetting the enemy. ‘‘Saddam Hussein watches CNN,” he cl[...]Forces fighting to preserve our way of life? That is what George Bush said. Is our way of life not democracy? Doesn’t democracy guarantee the right of free speech? The true danger here is not American citizens voicing their displeasure; the danger is Americans accepting political rhetoric as truth a[...]those who do not agree. Arizona favors King Day by 2-1 majority By Marc de Celle The Voice The entire nation is painfully aware that Arizona is missing both a Martin Luther King holiday and a S[...]ave largely neglected to men- tion, however, that the majority of Arizona voters cast their ballots in[...]s for them. Picture a million people in favor of the MLK holiday; 500,000 vote for 301 and against 302, while the other 500,000 vote against 301 and for 302. It would only take one voter against the MLK holiday, voting no on both 301 and 302, to defeat the million favoring MLK. I’m not suggesting that[...]with one vote; I’m illus- trating what he did by splitting the vote. Here on campus, I surveyed 15 people who v[...]o voted for 302 and abstained from voting on 301. The other ten split evenly, so it only took six voter[...]Dr. Bruce Merrill, director of media research for the Cronkite School of Journalism at ASU. His survey[...]oters if they would favor a paid King holiday per the federal model, combining Lincoln’s and Washingt[...]In standard political parlance, 62 to 38 percent is a landslide. The drive to create an MLK holiday in Arizona is not an elitist or minority ef- fort. Dr. Merrill’s research shows that Arizona voters support a King holiday by nearly 2-to-one. The will of the majority has been subverted by electoral trickery: the second MLK proposition, you may recall, was created and promoted primari- ly by Mechamites. The press demands good stories, and often neglects the facts that might ruin one. In this case, the facts that have been neglected are: a) the large majority of Arizona voters support a King h[...]paid King holiday; c) no other state has voted on the issue, and d) the NFL, which withdrew the Super Bowl from Arizona over the MLK issue, doesn’t honor the holiday. Last King Day, local DJs called the NFL offices and found them doing business as usua[...]ey were real busy, so they wouldn’t be honoring the holiday until Feb. 15. As one of the DJ’s asked, ‘‘When do you guys celebrate Christmas?’’ Voices across the campus Letters Article gets X’d PO’d by porno Editor: In a recent issue of the Voice there was an article acclaiming the new NC-17 movie ratings. I believe that in the same issue, there was an arti- cle about a rape in the parking lot and another one on how women could protect themselves. Has anyone realized that this is conflicting information? It has been proven that sexual of- fenders thrive on pornography. The NC-17 rating is just a new label that Hollywood has dreamed up for the same old X-rated movies that many theaters and video stores wouldn’t even consider carrying. The movie makers are just trying to remove the stigma to make us blindly fall into their trap so[...]make a buck-at our community’s expense. Poison is poison, no matter what the label! Let’s encourage the student body to clean up the filth rather than roll in it! Contact your video[...]. Take a stand for morality. Silence will enhance the decline![...], Part-time faculty Comments, etc.? Write to The Voice at 6000 W. Olive Ave., LA 107, Glendale, AZ. 85302. Or stop by the Language Arts Building, Room 107. The Voice reserves the right to edit all letters for content, language a[...]iderations. Do you think Arizona is susceptible to terrorist attacks and why? Phil D[...]I think it’s a possibility, but it’s clear on the other side of the world. Brent Dorenkamp No, because we’re pret- ty far removed from the dangers. Elizabeth Poulson I really don’t thi[...]via Templeton I don’t think anyone knows where the Who Michelle Knight It is a major city so definitely, I think so. k[...]
	[...]spend time, and setting reasonable, secure goals. The seminar is 1 p.m. today in the Student Union Lounge. ESA Social Night this Frid[...]d, will entertain for free dancing and listening. The event will be held at the Student Union from 5-9 p.m. Tickets, $3.95 for adults and $1.95 for children 12 and under, are available at the cafeteria, the cashier’s office or at the door. Instructor shares worldwide travels Business professor Lyle Langlois will discuss ‘‘Subways of the World”’ in the semester’s first Speakers Forum at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Student Union Lounge. Langlois rode his first subway in Tokyo in 1953 when serving in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War. Since that time he has ridden, invest[...]on, instructional services coordinator on campus. The session is at noon Thursday in the Student Union Council Chambers. ASU West of[...]sted in attending ASU West, are invited to attend the seminar ‘‘Making a Successful Transition,”’ 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Union. Frank Granillo, assistant directo[...]ation, graduate level courses, minority services, the variety of academic fields, and how to make a tra[...]For more information on upcoming seminars, call the ASU West student financial assistance office 543-[...]ss as an Entrepreneur: A Risky Proposition?’’ is the title of Lou Grubb’s Employment Talks seminar at 1 p.m. on Feb. 4. Grubb is chairman of the board of Grubb Automotive, Inc. The leading Valley businessman will give practical gu[...]l Employment Talks workshops are free and open to the public and are held in the Student Union. Transfer reception for U of A students The University of Arizona isthe Stu- dent Union. Refreshments will be served at the reception and the program will contain UA’s policy about admissio[...]using programs. If interested in attending, RSVP by Tuesday. For more information call 266-0059.[...]men and relationships Dr. Joel Hutchinson, coun the campus Speakers Fo His speech is titled “‘M For more informatior Kiermayer at 435-3256. 1i a.m. Feb. 6 in the Student Unic Relationship to Themselves and Ot t[...]a series of four lectures to be held on campus. The cost is $53 for all four lectures. Each session is tailored to the strengths of the particular instructor. Bass behavior, topwater, spinnerbaits and the use of electronics will be covered. The seminars will be held from 7:30-9:30 p.m., starting Thursday, and will continue Jan. 5, 7 and 14 in the Student Union Lounge. Registration for the series, call 435-3333 anytime until the last seminar.[...]1991 New student council VP casts challenge By Glenn Davis The Voice A challenge for the student body and and unique, are insignificant in the scheme of progression that matters most.”” Gilmore is persistent about student and staff involvement on[...]o play a major role in creating ‘‘unity’’ by networking the availible information to students attending their classes. In the future, Gilmore wants to look back and see that p[...]sitive ‘‘sense of communi- ty’’ involving the majority of residents on this campus. Gilmore and AS are plannng the an- nual 1991 Spring Carnival to be held on the campus grounds Feb. 28 through March 3. Gilmore has attended GCC since fall 1989 and is a psychology major. Preceding college, he served in the Ar- my. While stationed in Korea he read about the campus in a brochure. Gilmore’s hobbies include reading martial arts and weightlifting. the faculty to become ‘‘more involved’’ on ca[...]stands behind this invitation. Elected recently by AS, Gilmore fills the vacancy left by Bradley Melton. Gilmore emphasizes the abundance of activities on campus that lack attendence. At the same time, he acknowledges that a college’s purpose is first and foremost to educate. “*We need to un[...]on campus to offer everyone.”’ Gilmore wants the population on cam- pus to use AS as a source for[...]here to help.”’ According to Gilmore, there is a lot of apathy on campus. He continues by saying, ‘‘My impres- sion is that individuals, although special Club honors members at awards ceremony By Michael Maresh The Voice The Engineering Club held its fall semester award pre[...]with five certificates for academic excellence. The Engineering Club has two main re- quirements in r[...]e point average and club participation. Although the club dropped from 48 members in the spring of 1990 to 20 members for the fall of 1990, two scholar- ships were still given out, instead of the usual one, because the two recipients tied in both G.P.A. and club participation. Dean Abel, dean of technology, hand- ed out the awards. The two recipients for the scholarships were Richard Helm and Mark Ward. Both finished with a 4.0 G.P.A. Helms’ major is in material excellence, while Ward’s major is in aerospace engineering. Ward also was secretary of the club. The certificates for academic excellence went to club[...]r academic excellence. There are no dues to join the engineer- ing club. The club meets every other Wednesday in the student lounge at 3:30 p.m. For more information[...]HIRTS TEAM SHORTS ¢ SWEATS OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS[...]
	[...]New boss brings new snack bar By Wendy Smith The Voice[...]or Facility Food Service, took over operations of the cafeteria at the end of last semester. One of the first changes she made was to open a snack bar east of the John F. Prince Library, as a convenience to students who have classes on the east end of campus. “It’s going pretty good,” Gay said. Named ‘‘Cocabana,’’ the con- cession stand offers sodas, cof- fee, chips,[...]gs, hot dogs, burritos and sandwiches coming from thethe Agriculture Building. Her friend, Marco Menicacci, agreed and was also pleased by the added convenience. Another agriculture student, John Aguirre, agrees: ‘‘A lot of people come from the east buildings. The cafeteria is a long walk.” A computer information systems major, John Rockwell, feels it is hard to get to the cafeteria because of the distance from the High Tech Center. Gay, who would like to hear feedback, says the snack bar is operating on a six-month trial basis. She is aware of student needs and says a suggestion box will be available soon for com- ments on the new snack bar or the cafeteria. The main cafeteria has been given a new name, “‘The Olive Grill.’’ Changes in the decor are planned for the future. “T also am looking forward to getting[...]ay replaces Paul Hebling, who temporarily managed the cafeteria while a search was con ducted for a per[...]ents and faculty enjoy themselves when they visit the cafeteria. The new manager has a degree in hotel and restaurant[...]ator. She has been with Facility Food Service for the past year. “Cocabana’”’ is open from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mondays through Fr[...]rom 5 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. “The Olive Grill’’ hours are 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mond[...]News New bookstore rewards shoppers By Julla De Simone The Voice The new year means a new semester with more money to[...]tuition and books. But for two campus freshmen, the new year means free books and tuition. Dave Vanyo, co-owner of the College Book Center, an off campus bookstore loca[...]ter tui- tion as a first prize, and free books as the second prize. Robert Mulligan, the last student to buy books in December, was chosen to draw the winners. First-prize winner was Paulene Valen- z[...]a business major. Valenzuela was interviewed at the new bookstore at the time she received her check for $312. She said she will use the money for fall tuition. “I’m one step ahead for the next semester,’’ she said. Valenzuela said she enjoys the new bookstore and feels the service isthe rest new. “I knew people were only getting half for their money at the other bookstore. They’re quicker, cheaper and more helpful here,”’ she said. Frey also went to the new bookstore because of their service. Vanyo said the idea for the drawing was to ‘‘do something for the students’ goodwill.’’ He plans to have the drawing every year. He added that his main goal is still to “‘supply books for students at bette[...]service.” Short-term classes have advantages By Julla De Simone The Voice A mini-semester has been created which all[...]ses this spring. Students can still register for the open- entry/open-exit and short-term classes that start today and tomorrow. The gold-colored mini-class schedule listing classes and dates can be picked up at the CIAR Building or at other campus offices. “Stu[...]and records assistant, students are nappy about the mini “It’s really good students a chance to f their classes are droppe o1ce in The DALE HURST 979-8941 Advertise Mini Blinds[...]Verticals Draperies Hardware It’s the service that counts ed,’’she said. The mini-semester class tuition for in- state student[...]ur for afternoon classes. Bayless explained that the short-term classes, which have regularly schedule[...]udents to attend one orientation before beginning the course. According to Gilbert, students taking a one-credit hour open-entry/open-exit class must complete the course within 12 weeks. Students taking a two-credit hour open- entry/open-exit class must complete the course within 15 weeks, and three-credit 1our Ope[...]4212 W. Dunlap Rd. “They just have to complete the com- petencies of thethe mini-class schedule was developed ‘‘to provid[...]students need something, Glendale, as a college, is able to respond,”* she j For further in[...]
	[...]Theater students head for regional competition By Dawn DeChristina The Voice Three campus theater students have been chosen to perform at the Irene Ryan Acting Festival XXIII at Somona State[...]k and Steve McCellen were chosen as finalists for the IRAF when they competed in the American College Theatre Festival on Dec. 8.[...]ide would you Hancock was chosen for his part in the play ‘‘Little Footsteps,’’ and McCellen and Kirby were selected for their perfor- mances in ‘‘The Diviners.’’ McCellen said he wanted this ‘‘with a passion.”’ The auditions at the festival will be five- minute presentations of bo[...]cock’s performance will be a monologue of ‘‘The Bell of Amherst’’ and a dialogue of a comedy[...]nual visit to Glendale College on Feb. 9 and 10. The pops concert on Feb. 9 will feature tenor Sam Hagan, as well as the Mac Frampton Trio. Thethe Arizona Masterworks Chorale. Accompanists are Fra[...]ell. Frampton has become a tradition at GCC over the past decade. Frampton fans usually return for mor[...]r artist,’’ said Mary Ann Dutton, director of the Masterworks Chorale and coor- dinator of the campus Artists Series, ‘because not only can he play the stan- dard works in piano literature, but he’s[...]ative of Chester, S. C., Frampton started playing the piano at the age of 3, and began public appearances at 5. The artist has performed throughout Europe, Saudi Arabia, and the Far East, as well as the United States. Frampton earned his doctor of musical arts degree from the Cincinnati Conser- vatory of Music. He is also a Van Cliburn bronze medalist, and winner of a Southwest Regional Grammy Award. The Masterworks Chorale was found- ed under Dutton’s leadership. Besides performing independently, the group ap- pears regularly with the Flagstaff Festival and the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra. The Frampton concerts are a part of the Artists Series sponsored by Evening Students Association. Tickets are available at the GCC cashier’s office or at the door. General admission is $5, senior citizens $3, and students, faculty and[...]ncerts are 8 p.m. Feb. 9 and 7:30 p.m. Feb. 10 in the Performing Arts Center. ° 2 3 o 2 S = s oS a >[...]awn Hancock are going to California to compete at the Irene Ryan Acting Festival in California.[...]Qualify for College Grants & Scholarships eLearn the quickest & easiest way you can win both scholarsh[...]ant. \|\| I Introducing I \|\| eLearn how to increase the amount \| i 1 \|\| of you Guaranteed Student Loan. \|[...]gible to receive so you can — \| Located east of the library choose the schools that best suit ; Hours are: your t[...]
	[...]‘Intruder,’ painful look at Vietnam era By Kristi Ebner The Voice 7 “Flight of the Intruder’’ is an ac- tion/adventure movie based on Stephen Coonts’ best-selling novel of the same name. “Flight of the Intruder’’ stars Tucson- born Brad Johnson, Danny Glover and Willem Dafoe. It was directed by John Milius, who also directed ‘‘The Hunt for Red October.” The Vietnam War serves as a backdrop for the movie, which is set in 1972 aboard an aircraft carrier in the South China Sea. Johnson portrays Lt. Jake ‘‘Cool Hand”’ Grafton, an A-6 Intruder pilot. The Intruder is a low-altitude bomber that has no form of defense except the skill of the pilot and the bombar- dier/navigator. It can carry 30 500-pound bombs. The Intruder’s main objective was to bomb enemy targets, many of which were useless. The Intruder is one of the oldest warplanes in the Armed Forces, and is be- ing used in the Persian Gulf War as an active bomber. “Flight of the Intruder’’ exposes Graf- ton’s feelings about the needless deaths of his fellow pilots on these see[...]eelings become evi- dent when his bombardier, who is also his friend, is killed on a night bombing run. Commander Frank Camparelli (Danny Glover) then pairs Grafton up with the cynical Lt. Cmdr. Virgil Cole (Dafoe). Grafton a[...]City.’’ They planned to bomb and destroy it. The movie deals with the camaraderie between these navy officers, and the pain of losing men close to them. The only useless portion of the movie were the scenes between Grafton and Callie, played by Rosanna Arquette. These scenes contributed nothing to the plot. Principle photography for ‘‘Flight of the Intruder’’ began on October 16, 1989 at Pearl Harbor. The islands of Oahu and Kauai were also used to provide the ap- propriate landscape for the movie. Some filming was done near the base of Mt. Waialeale, which is one of the wet- test regions known on earth, with approx- imately 500 inches of rainfall per year. While filming near the base of Waialeale, A-6 Intruders and A-1 Skyraiders were flown at altitudes as low as 50 feet from the ground and at speeds up to 200 mph. The actors who worked on this film got to film part of the movie on an actual Navy aircraft carrier, the USS Independence. “‘We took 110 men out to sea for ten days and we had to schedule our shooting around the naval flight operations, which of course took pri[...]ducer Mace Neufeld. One amazingly real aspect of the movie was the city of Hanoi. This wasn’t actual- ly the real city, or even props set up to look like the city the pilots were bomb- ing, but according to Air Classics magazine, was a 1/160 scale version of the city. This was created by Don Pennington in his special effects house in No[...]eight weeks to complete this miniature landscape. The extensive amount of time was caused by the in- tricate detail used on the model. “Flight of the Intruder”’ is intriguing and will keep you interested. On a scale of 1-5, ‘‘Flight of the Intruder’’ receives a 3.9. Entertainment Pa[...]ver and Willem Dafoe as naval officers serving in the South China Sea during Vietnam. Are ‘Residents’ raving lunatics? \| By Eric Wincentsen The Voice The Residents are a reflection of America itself. For[...]rted, and mutilated traditional American music to the point where they have become a part of rock and roll history. So it came as no surprise when the Residents decided to do an act showcasing the history of American music. Cube-E is about as close to the Residents’ concert ex- perience as a person can get without the visuals (which included a Dayglo T-and-A act and an aged Elvis talk- ing about his life). The multi-layered studio sound is reproduced perfect- ly, but the vocals seldom vary much from an insane growl. The first part of the recording deals with traditional YOU KNOW WHAT W[...]ually sounds halfway like C&W, but of course with the typical Residential perversions. The keyboard riffs sound hauntingly like an acoustic guitar being strummed by the fireside while the lead singer’s voice mumbles through theThe second part, based on the blues, is simply bor- ing. The Residents have always walked a fine line bet- ween art and noise, and this is one of the few times they lapse into the latter. Fortunately, the third part, a shortened version of their Elvis tribute The King and Eye, makes up for these flaws with its h[...]4. RoboCop 2 5. Another 48 Hours 6. Gremlins 2: The New Batch 7. My Blue Heaven 8. Bird on a Wire 9. Back to the Future Part Ill 10. Hunt for Red October As list[...]Slaughter Spend My Life 8. MC Hammer Here Comes The Hammer 9. LL Cool J Around The Way Giri 10. Bette Midler From A Distance List compiled by Bob Orozco, our Tower Record guy, that rea[...]
	[...]28, 1991 Innovator creates authoring center By Joyce Barton The Voice Expectancy filled the air like a hospital birthing center, and the face of Mark Montanus reflected the excitement of the event: The opening of High Tech Center II was entering the countdown stages. Watching ideas become reality is common to Mon- tanus, creator of the new HTC Innovation/Authoring Center. He has been using his multiple talents for the betterment of the campus and its students since 1965. Teaching, giv[...]ing, promoting and fund-raising are only a few of the hats he has worn. While teaching accounting 15 y[...]one were available, so he wrote his own. This was the creation of a new hat. When microcomputers came on the scene, he teamed up with wife, Charlotte, busines[...]‘Education has always been reactive.”” But the writing team changed all that. By writing their own instructional material they wer[...]t them how to use a new computer system at almost the same time it hit the market. “‘T realized the uniqueness of this idea, and for it to be success[...]shers couldn’t then, and still can’t, provide the material needed fast enough. We have to write our[...]o keep up with technology.” This brought about the birth of the High Tech Com- plex and the development of the open-entry/open-exit system of education. This sy[...]their education around their personal schedules. The High Tech Center I is a building two-thirds the size of a football field. Students of varied interests sit side-by-side, hunched over a sea of computer terminals. S[...]ntent on meeting their own particular challenges. The soft clicking of thousands of keys creates a cont[...]e, a technical editor and graphic artist employed by Montanus, explained Montanus’ ‘‘bubble Mark Montanus stands in the High Tech Center holding computer manuals he has written. theory,’’ and how this system reverses the teaching pro- cess and brings back one-to-one teaching. “With the traditional way of teaching, a teacher tries to g[...]le said. “With this system, a teacher gets into the students brain. And then aids the student in solving the problem.” However, Montanus emphasizes that the key to the program is uniquely written material to support the teachers. When skeptics voiced concern about the open teaching system, thinking it would make chea[...]“Students are motivated to learn, not just get the work done. It has dropped the responsibility of learning back into the students laps, he says. Normally students end up bored at the end of forty-five to fifty minutes, put- ting their things away and looking at the clock five minutes before class is over. We find them staying here two or more hours[...]’ open-entry/open-exit teaching concept won him the title of Innovator of the Year for the Maricopa Community Colleges in 1984-85. He has been asked to share his knowledge with other colleges across the country because only about one percent are using the innovations that are being used here. The High Tech Center is using 10 texts the Montanuses have written. The Center is in the process of producing four new texts, one for phys[...]for com- puter aided design drafting, and two for the business department. With High Tech Center II, Montanus is bringing to life the Innovation/ Authoring Center. He says teachers are becoming aware of the advantages of writing their own text materials, and he hopes to provide them with the support needed to accomplish this task. “‘The educational system is set up for teachers to teach not write,’’ Montanus said, ‘‘which is the way it should be. “‘But many teachers need t[...]their own specific texts; they just don’t have the time.”’ Montanus says he knows of eight or 1[...]to write, but are already producing 110 percent. The Center, when fully funded, will pay a replacement[...]er so teachers wanting to write will be able to. The Center will also provide editorial, secretarial,[...]graphic support. A teacher will be able to write the material, have it published, and get it into the classroom. This thrust to use technology to assis[...]ocus- ing 20 to 30 percent of his time on finding the additional funding. ‘“‘A word that sums up Mark Montanus is‘Vi- sionary,’ ’’ says de Celle. ‘‘Plus he has a very detailed understanding of the realities of business. He thinks through the most minute detail.”’ Montanus says they are only at the beginning. Using computers to assist instructors in this way ‘‘is only the tip of the iceberg.’’ Photo by Wanda Pippet/Velce Helpful hints: coping with stressful situations By Barbara Cage The Voice College students who relax daily for up to[...]ill- nesses than those who don’t, according » the book, ‘‘Life After Stress,’’ by Dr fartin Shaffer. author says making Ge[...]bably under stress, according to Shaffer. Stress is an unavoidable part of life Change, good or bac,[...]ssary when people find they are not coping well. The Counseling Center on campus of- fers counseling t[...]n or personal relationships. Career guidance is also available and includes tests to help find a[...]ey grow up,”’ says Carole Brown, secretary of the counseling department. People affected by math or ieties can also be helped. test anx-[...]one that doesn’t require algebra, Brown said. The counselors work one-on-one with students to help[...]emeni and persona: development classes are taught by the counseling staff and emphasize the im- portance of sleep, nutrition, and exercise to relieve stress. Tip[...]need six to eight hours of relaxed, con- tinuous sleep a night. This is best accomplished by not overeating, avoiding late-night snacks, and limiting fluids during the two hours before going to sleep. The temperature of the room should be about 68 degrees; when the room is cool, sleep is often deeper. Attitude is also important. Shaffer sug- gests that people av[...]. A routine can help one relax before go- ing to sleep. Reading, a bath, warm milk, and calm music are s[...]ides a good night’s sieep, a rest period during the day is helpful However, the author warns against using eal foods fects of stress is exercise. It releases ten stores reserved energy[...]orrible to live with.’” This semester Neuman is doing aerobics and has found a tremendous im- pro[...]find that walking or hiking out- doors, away from the city, helps me the most,” she said. GCC counselor, Mardi Harris,[...]ies, and agrees with Shaffer about resting during the day, adding that stress manifests itself when dem[...]thing oes IT ynines t “It's impossi ed at the same time The Gulf War and the recession couid oe underlying causes Of stress, s[...]igger a jot of we cope with on a daily basis. But the war and recession are out of most of our hands an[...]rritability to other things.” Harris says that the stronger network of church, family and friends people have, the easier they connect with their own resources, and[...]ive medicine,’’ she said. body le to be the emotions The counseling center is open 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays, and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Fridays. It is free to students. Appointments are preferred, and[...]seen within 24 hours. To make an appointment stop by the center, or call 435-3064.
	[...]ature Exhibit pictures ‘Highway of Fire’ By J." Graham The Voice Dean Terasaki. director of photo- graphy on campus, is exhibiting a series of photographs in the Student Union. The show opens tonight and runs through Feb, 8. The inventive series, titled “High- way of Fire." is a variety of black and white photographs. “They are very large," Terasaki said of his eight 30-by40~inch photographs. Terasaki rearranged the college’s darkroom to accommodate the large photographs. A sink large enough to bathe in was installed to develop the prints. Many of the shots are of aircraft at Luke Air Force Base. Aft[...]m very interested in what people have to say.” The show’s opening will be from 6«8 pm. this evening in the SU Lounge. The photographer hopes people will come so he can ﬁ[...]rk. Donn Tormkl This inventive photograph by Dean Terasaki, director of photography on campus. is pan of the “Highway of Fire" series on display in the Student Union Lounge until Feb. 8. The 30-by-40-inch image was created by multiple exposures on the same roll of film. In the foreground are aircraft from Luke Air Force base; in the background is a collage of a steam plant and a large metal tank. Rain gauge at home with re-entry student By Joyce Berton The Voice Muriel Gray has found new direction for he[...]happy going to college has made me." Gray says. The Native American woman says Jose Mendoza. campus program coordinator, is the reason she is in school. She met him when she accompanied her c[...]es. “He asked me what l was doing," Gray said. The next thing she knew, she was a college student.[...]ewildered. always second guess- ing herself. That is no longer a problem.” Gray credits Mendoza wit[...]s and grants making college r“ o s s l h '1 v. The rc-cntr’» mile-m moved front New m“; “.te[...]ultttme. ma; .s a volunteer rainfall obserxer for the Flood Control District of Maricopa County. While attending the State Fair. she saw a display of a Flood Control Telemetry. This is an electric rain gauge that sends area rainfall information directly to the Flood Control ofﬁce. Gray expressed an interest[...]unteers were needed. A physical geography course is what pi— qued Gray's interest. “I hadn't stu[...]g like geography for a long time,” she said. “The class made me aware ofthings. I am amazed at how much I don't know." A rain gauge (not the Telemetry) was installed in Gray's backyard in October. The gauge sits level on two 4-by-4's and catches rain through a funnel at the top. The funnel delivers the rain to a measur- ing tube. The tube reads to the nearest 100th of an inch. Gray expressed fun and amusement over the rain gauge the first wet night. “It was like having an infant in the house. I kept running back there to see if there was any rain." TheIsis optimistic about her future. ln spite of economic hardship, she is busy making plans and looking forward to the next day of school. to LUZ» Muriel Gray and her dog Dudley check the rain gauge installed in her back yard. Photo by Wanda F‘tmmf’anr.
	[...]28, 1991 Softball ’91: New team, new coach By Matt Suman The Voice The women’s softball team will feature a new look when they open up their season at the Arizona Western College Tournament in Yuma on Feb. 8. The new look will be that of a winning team. As part of that winning look, the team will feature two new coaches who bring with[...]aldi are hoping to establish a winning tradition; the team is hoping to put the past behind them. ‘We had a tough season last[...]icka Molander, second-year player. ‘‘But with the new coaches, we’ll be a much-improved team.”’ After struggling the past few years with losing records, the Lady Gauchos expect to change that. “T think w[...], second- year infielder. ‘‘We have a better The Voice Classified Tutoring Services. EXPERIENCED[...]th Visa/MC or COD or, rush $2.00 to: 800-351-0222 is Calif, QIINT)-4206 Sum- Research Information 11[...]re serious approach than Gamez, whose main theme is commitment. As a coach at Central Arizona College, Gamez led his team to a win in the Na- tional Junior College Championship each of the last three years. “We did so because of commitment,’’ Gamez said. ‘I want to establish the same philosophy here.’’ Part of that philoso[...]elm said. ‘‘But this year we’re in shape at the start of the season.’’ Even though the team is fairly young, with nine first-year players, Gamez ex- pects the team to be competitive right from the start. “‘We’re young, but the fall program has helped,’’ Gamez said. ‘‘I expect the freshmen to step right in and do a good job.” Although the team is strong both defensively and in batting, the coaches ad- mit that pitching may be a problem.[...]efen- sively, and we have some girls that can hit the ball hard,’’ Gamez said. ‘‘But we don’t[...]Grimaldi brings pitching ex- perience with him to the team. As the former coach at Tempe High School, Grimaldi has worked clinics with the pitching coach at the University of Arizona. “‘We’ll be a conten[...]ur pit- ching comes around,’’ Grimaldi said. The team’s main goal this season, though, is to be one of the four teams in its division to make the Regional Playoffs. But with teams like Arizona We[...]oca-Cola) and (Coke) are registered trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company Fair Lanes Glendale: 8840 N. 43rd Avenue, 931-3785 “and we’re headed in the right direction toward being a contender.’’[...]nd second-year player Jessica Nolan. “‘Nolan is one of the top players in the conference,’ Gamez said. ‘‘But the others will be a key to our success as well.”” Opening the season in the AWC Tour- nament will be a good test for the team. With eight of the conference teams par- ticipating, along with eight California teams, the competition will be pretty tough. “*The tournament will be a good indica- tion of where we’ll be early in the season,’’ Gamez said. During Spring Break, the Lady Gauchos will be hosting their own tou[...]
	[...]n hot streak, stand third in conference Photo by John Wistuber/Welce Freshman Amber Gray (No. 32) puts up a shot as she is surrounded by several South Mountain players. The Gauchos defeated South Mountain 90-50. By Jeff Wendt The Voice — The women’s college basketball team lost a tough ga[...]heir season record to 12-7 overall and 6-4 within the conference. ““We were ahead the whole game until! the end, but they beat us with a free throw with no time on the clock,’’ head coach Greg Silcox said. ‘‘This is the poorest mentally that we have been all year iong.’” “‘We were up 12 and 15 points most of the night, but in the last three minutes we just stopped playing,’’ freshman Jan Whitbeck said The Gauchos traveled to Pima Com- munity College on Saturday, a game Silcox was looking forward to. Results of the game were unavailable at press time. “We have[...]bombed them here at Glendale,’’ Silcox said. The Gauchos are playing at home Wednesday night, as t[...]bout them after we play Pima,”’ Silcox said. The Gauchos faced Northland Pioneer College on Jan. 19, a game which the Gauchos won 73-61. Silcox said this game was like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. In the first half, the ladies characterized Mr. Hyde. ‘We were not me[...]red and we took them lightly,’’ Silcox added. The ladies were down by as many as 16 in the first half before they closed the gap to seven at the half. In the second half, the Dr. Jekyll im- age came out of the ladies. ‘“‘We dominated the last 30 minutes of the game,’’ Silcox said. ‘‘I said some things[...]ftime talk, but it got them going.’’ Leading the Gauchos in scoring were Stacy Jokela with 18 poin[...]with 11 points, and Cindy Cobos with 10 points. The Gauchos then faced South Moun- tain Community Col[...]fter about seven or eight min ; I had to call off the man-to-man I normally use and had them fall back in- to a half-court zone,’’ Silcox said. ‘‘The kids weren’t used to the zone so we got off to a slow start.” Five Gauchos were in double figures, led by Robyn Leonard, who was recently injured, with 14[...]had 12 points each, and Cobos con- tributed 10. The Gauchos then faced Scottsdale Community College Jan. 12 and the Lady Gauchos held off the Lady Artichokes 58-55. “We played for 38 minut[...]e defensively, but normal- ly we're in control of the game offensive- ly. We played hard and well the whole game.”’ The Artichokes had a chance to tie the game with a last-second three-pointer, but it fell short. Silcox praised the efforts of Besoid and Kerri Watkins for their def[...]eld their top player to two points in If, and for the gam she scored 13, and she averages 20 poi per ga[...]lent defense,’’ he said. Leading scorers for the Gauchos were Cobos with 14 points, Jokela with 13[...]t two tough conference foes as season winds down By Matt Suman The Voice The men’s basketball team will be fac- ing a crucia[...]ommunity College on Jan. 30 and Feb. 2. Although the Gauchos (6-12 overall, 3-8 conference) lost to both teams earlier in the season, Head Coach Paul Long is expecting a different outcome in these two games. ‘Both teams are at the top of the league, but each team has a different style of play,’’ Long said. Against Central Arizona, the Gauchos can expect an up-tempo game with both tea[...]s if we're cord o , poses a for the Gauchos. Giv- g uf 3.3 points a game, the Thunderbirds ranked No. \| in the na- tion in team defense in the NJCAA. The outcome of the game will be deter- mined by who controls the tempo. “I think we can beat them,’’ Nelson[...]r guard Larry Clare said. Gauchos lose tough one The Gauchos lost a hard-fought game to Cochise, 78-7[...]game they should have won. After falling behind by 16 points in the first half, mainly due to missed free throws, the Gauchos fought back, taking a 62-59 lead in the second half. But miss- ed opportunities cost them the game. *We should have won the game,”’ Long said. ‘‘I thought we had the game won, but we had a couple of breakdowns defensively, late in the game.’” Northland Pioneer too tough Despite[...]rthland Pioneer, 13-3, proved to be too tough for the Gauchos in the second half. Averaging 108.6 points a game (6th in the nation in scoring), Nor- thland Pioneer barely missed that mark, defeating the Gauchos 104-95. Despite outrebounding Northland Pioneer, the Gauchos couldn’t convert on their second and th[...]t we just couldn't convert them,”’ Long said The Gauchos were led in scoring by Mike Nelson and Johnny Debbs with 14 points each[...]Mountain never got their run- ning game going, as the Gauchos defense keyed an impressive 85-76 victory. Every time South Mountain made a run, the Gauchos stepped up their defense, creating numero[...]ws, and converting only 1 of 12 3-point attempts, the Gauchos were able to rely on their in- side game, with their big men scoring 58 of the team’s 85 points. 5 2 S 2 = c £ S s > 3[...]cho forward David Cunningham has his shot blocked by South Moun- tain’s Yul Barrs. The Gauchos won the game 85-76.
	[...]concerns while DJs battle over ratings McCellen is deciding between ‘‘Tea and Sympathy’’ and ‘‘Forty Carats.’’ Kirby is still searching for his piece. Each contestant must bring a partner; however, the partner will not be judged. Hancock’s partner w[...]ave not yet found partners. “I’m going to do the best I can possibly do,’’ said Hancock, 30, who is in her sixth semester at GCC. ‘‘The people who will be there are cream of the crop.’’ Kirby, 30, is in his second semester here. He said be- ing in the IRAF ‘‘is a humbling honor.”’ McCellen, 18, and in his third semester here, said, “l’ve seen the list of names and it’s pretty scary.’” Han[...]career in film-making and theater. ‘‘My goal is for peo- ple to know me and what I do when someon[...]. “*I think they will do well and benefit from the per- formance, ‘‘ said Virginia Ludders, campus theater direc- tor. She feels the IRAF is an opportunity for the students to observe the best, and then return to share their ex- periences with others in the Glendale program. The three actors, their partners and Ludders will fly to California Feb. 11 for the seven-day competition. They are competing with 3[...]nd casting directors. Contestants who make it to the nationals in Washington, D.C., will compete for two $2,500 scholar- ships. There will also be an award for theThe debate has been fueled by the claim of two radio stations (KZZP and Power 92) that they originated the idea of using the headlights. This subject was first addressed by journalist Bruce Christian in the Jan. 16 edition of the Mesa Tribune. Christian reported that ‘‘...a[...]ition immediately claim- ed credit for organizing the idea.”’ According to Christian’s column, a[...]14 to encourage them to inform their listeners of the idea. Later that morning, both stations (KZZP an[...]lls to other stations say- ing they had organized the idea. This isn’t the first time that a battle has arisen between radio[...]- ty for publicity. At this point, let us accept the fact that someone came up with this plan, and save the recognition period for later. The United States is in the midst of a war in the Persian Gulf; let’s learn from the past and not begin another one at home. By Steven Mitchell The Voice You have probably been wondering why so[...]e been driving around with their headlights on in the middle of the day. If you have, then you’re not alone. Valle[...]hat drivers switch on their headlights throughout the day in honor and support of United States troops in the Persian Gulf. Using headlights to support the troops is an ex- cellent way to keep Americans banded together at such a crucial time. Everywhere you turn there is someone whose parent(s), friends, or relatives are serving in the Persian Gulf. Maybe if we had shown this kind of[...]in Vietnam in- stead of lying to ourselves about the reason they were there, their resentment would be unnecessary. A mere use of our headlights seems the least we could do to show that our thoughts and p[...]m. (Just remember to turn them off when you leave the car.) With the beginning of war in the Gulf, support for the U.S. forces is needed now more than ever. Even if you don’t agree with the president’s handl- ing of the situation, at least turn on your lights to show your encouragement for the men and women WANTED: Male, female voices Regis[...]Jan. 28-Feb.8 Photography by Dean Terasaki, Public opening Jan. 28, 6-8 p.m. Feb. 11-22 Ceramics by Harry Kalno, Public opening Feb. 11,[...]r: A Risky Proposition?” Lou Grubb. Feb. 11 “The Power Within,” Linda Turley. Feb. 18 “Great Expectations. What the Dickens Do Employers Want?” John Swain. Feb.[...]th Yourself,” Ginger Hutton Mar. 25 “Calming the Nerves The An of Interviewing,” Brad Harper Apr.1 “Negotiating: The An of Compromise,” Frank Enckson.[...]ept where noted) Mar. 8-10, 15, 16 “Fiddler on the Roof,” Virginia Ladders, director, matinee Mar.[...]gy Licon, director, 8 p.m. Jan. “Subways of the Ramirez World,” Lyle Langlois Apr.8 “HH May2 = “Find the Job You Virginia Ludders, directors May $ Opera W[...]27 “Car z Order ula Nelson Technolog» royects the of Mexico,” Mario Zit Apr. 10 “The First Universal F Nation: Leading Indicators and Apr.3 “Luther: Man Between ne ais Ideas for the Surge of America God and the Devil,” Heiko Oberman in the 1990s,” Ben Wattenberg[...]
	[...]Harry Kaino exhibits his ceramic art sculptures. The legend of love A historical perspective of the flower and candy holiday: Valentines Day. Page 7[...]izona Vol. XXVI No.@ i/ February 11, 1991 Photo by John Wistuber/Wotce Over 2,500 people rally at Patriots Park at the Feb. 2 Operation Desert Storm Support rally for U.S. troops in the Gulf. See page 4. Sahuaro Ranch Park ‘gives peace a chance’ By Jon Gabriel The Voice Nestled between Glendale Public Library and Glendale Community Col- lege is an oasis from the stress of modern life. Old ranch homes overlook[...]in shady orange groves, and citrus orchards block the noise of the outside world. This peaceful spot is Sahuaro Ranch Park, an old Glendale farm being preserved and operated by the Glen- dale Historical Society. This 80-acre park[...]een Olive and Brown attracts visitors from across the country Two free annual events, Farm Day and the Town Picnic, are sponsored by the society at the park. Farm Day, which will be held Feb. 22, is a chance for elementary school children to experience the ranch. The Town Picnic the next day is open to the entire public. Ruth Burn, Historica! Society vice president, described the picnic as a *‘demonstration of days gone by,”’ with butter churning, bread baking, and other old-fashioned activities. At both events, the Glendale Historical Society will attempt to re- enact the ranch’s rich and colorful history. Rancho del Sahuaro was opened in 1886 as one of the first homesteads in the Glendale area. William Henry Bartlett, a grain broker from Peoria, Ill., founded the original 640-acre ranch. He owned it for the first 27 years of operation. Within Bartlett’s tenure, the proper- ty was considered a ‘‘model fruit farm’’ and one of the ‘‘showplaces of the Valley,” according to Arizona newspapers of the day. Within five years, Bartlett controlled more than 2,000 acres of farmland near Glendale. Nearly all of the buildings presently occupying the land were constructed during Bartlett’s ownership. Addi- tionally, the ranch sported a half-mile long ‘‘Palm Avenue’’ which connected the ranch to Glendale Avenue. Many of the palm trees used in that driveway were transplanted throughout the college campus, which borders the park on the south. Other owners kept the ranch operating following Bartlett. Some in- troduced new crops and amenities. The third owner, Richard W. Smith, started a major dairy operation at the ranch and introduced the first peacocks. The descendants of those peacocks now number over 30 and serve as the mascots for the modern- day Sahuaro Ranch Park They can occasionally be seen roam- ing the college grounds Today, the Sahuaro Ranch Park still looks as it did 100 years ago. Many of the buildings have been restored to their former likeness, and the citrus orchards shield the visitors from traffic noise and other outside dis[...]we have people who say they live within a mile of the ranch and didn’t know it was here,”[...]e here tc ay from their nedules ahuaro Ranch Park is open daily from 8 a.m. to sundow ym October to Ma[...]. to 4 p.m. Satur and Sundays For information on the Glendale Historical Society, call 931-5671.
	[...]d a law that will actually co something good for the state of Arizona. As of Janury 1, 1991 it is state law to wear your seatbelt. Drivers, along[...]assengers, must wear seatbelts when an automobile is in motion. This law will undoubtedly separate the good drivers from the bad drivers. For example, insurance rates will g[...]s who suffer injuries while wearing a seatbelt at the time of an acci- dent. By this observance, in- surance companies should im- mediately recognize the respon- sibility the individual had taken for caution of their own lif[...]isn’t that what owning and operating a vehicle is all about? These ‘safer’ drivers should be[...]h strap across their chest. Lower insurance rates is the best compensation. For those who choose not to w[...]be they should have to sit through eight hours of the crash-test dummies commercials, hearing the slogan ‘‘Don’t do windows: Wear your seatbelt.’’ Still, it isthe needs and rights for the citizens of this country, no one would be protected. The seatbelt law is for per- sonal safety. Either be safe or disobey the law. February 11, 1991 The Iraqis are finally catching on to my “thousand points of light" policy. {/ Capsrightt® 1990 by Computoons™. AX\ Rights Resewesd. President on[...]’90s: case of homophobia or insensitivity Pro By Bobby Warren The Voice For some people, homophobia is a wonderful word. This pseudo- scientific label a[...]tion against homosexual individuals. Our society is too label-conscious. If a word sounds proper and scientific, then we tend to assume what the word represents is proper. If a word or label sounds offensive, we t[...]s labeled themselves ‘‘fag-haters,’’ then the public outcry would be tremendous. If theis the hardest for me to understand. When someone looks different or speaks a different language, it is easy for bigots to pick them out and discriminate[...]ainment Editor Tracy Fischer FVOICE Copy follow the stereotypes: They don’t talk with a lisp or swa[...]. They can be as productive or non- productive as the heterosexual person next to them. The only sure way I know to pick a homosexual out of a crowd of businessmen is to ask them their sex- ual preference. What is truly sad is our own military discriminates against homosexuals, and, to some degree, the courts have validated this stand. A Pentagon directive states, ‘‘Homosexuality is incompatible with military service.”’ In February 1990, the Supreme Court denied the appeals of a man and a woman who were discharged for ad- mitting they were homosexuals. The Pentagon, backed by the Supreme Court, says that admission of homosexuali[...]to enlist claim celebacy. Simply put, homophobia is just another example of bigotry. Unfor- tunately, it is the only one our govern- ment condones. ditor: John[...]Kunsman Computer Aided Graph Mare De Celle Con By Eric Wincentsen The Voice I am a homophobe. Because of all the stupid bleeding hearts in this coun- try, homophobia is considered some sort of sin. But, in light of cer[...]e more homophobic so that we can actually protect the decent students of our campus. Let’s look at t[...], homosexuals and bisexuals marched in protest of the people trying to help them, just because they had not yet come up with a cure. They even burned the American flag, as if that would help this disease go away. All it does is pro- ve that the gay lobby is anti-American. This protest is interesting, since it doesn’t seem that the gays really give a damn whether they get AIDS or not. In San Francisco, gays still use the bath houses to meet other people to have sex. Hom[...]xas students put on a gay sex display in front of the student union. That brings me to the reason I am writing this. These nice, harmless vi[...]ewspar graffiti to attract sex partners, even to the point of drawing pictures of what they want. I c[...]sex to three-way group sex have been appearing on the walls, especial- ly in the restrooms of the Business Building. Some bathrooms have been closed down after finding blow holes made in the walls so the occupants could have oral sex between stalls. Since this is the case, I have a pro- posal. Anyone caught openly d[...]sexuality on this cam- pus should be expelled for the safety of the other students. Anyone who would actually ask str[...]would have no qualms about attacking anyone using the restrooms. Homophobia isn’t anything bad. In f[...]esires. After hearing this information and seeing the writing on the walls (literally), I believe it is time we clear this campus and make it safe for the normal people to use the restroom. In Ariz
	[...]o think that. if we have someone participating in the war, we don't have a right to be upset. since the people we miss volunteered. I think fellow stude[...]f us have very special members of our families in the Middle East. In my case. it is my hus- band. Others on campus have children or close friends there. Whoever they are. Seriously Social the) are defending our countn and our rights. The) dcsenc our support. Also. the people left behind need emo» ttonal support. I p[...]many stupid statements. so many stupid students. The sayings are everywhere. “Totally cool." “Eat[...]our hole," “What's up,” “Bitchin’,” and the ever popular ' “Dude.” No other statement has ever had so much attention and been so annoying. It is an unescapable saying which plague: the nation, tormenting adults and bugging the finork out of those of us that hear it every day.[...]ce store, and a clerk in his late 305. I entered the 7 Eleven, wearing my traditional black trench coat and at- tire, looking all the artist that I am. I was taken extremely by surprise when the man addressed me by say- inc. “Hey dude." , I responded with a dis[...]lled him “Dude.“ Finally, achieving my goal (the Mr. Goodbar and the Mountain Dew), I returned to the register. Seeing the disappointment in his eyes from my not telling hi[...](I already knew he did; there was a GCC notebook by his school books and coloring book.) I quickly p[...]on’t call me ‘Dude."’ Then I found out that the disease was so far spread that a song had been ma[...]round saying “Dude." And movies, cartoons, T.V. shows and comic books plant this apparant- ly unstoppable saying in the minds of everyone. All I have to say about this isthe majority. of vegetarians try to get everyone to q[...]how Greenpeace does get out of hand. but nowhere is Greenpeace and vegetarianism related. I'm sure a[...]me president, because you would need that to feed the cattle. I would like to let Eric be aware of a wr[...]llion people will starve to death this year. With the grain produced for livestock intake. not includin[...]Williams. GCC student Comments, etc. ? Write to the Voice at 6000 W. Olive Ave.. Glendale. AZ.. 85302. Room LA 107. or just stop by LA l07 and drop your letter off in the newsroom, Be sure to include your name. major or position. and phone number. The Voice reserves the right to edit all letters for language. content.[...]e new Hitler, not after oil profits Jen Gabrlol The Votes Now that the German reunification is complete. the memory of World War II fades ever more into the historical woodwork. But when observing the current Mideast crisis. it is evident how much history repeats itself. In I938[...]lle Chamberlain was in a terrible fix. Gets many. the nation that had earlier initiated World War I, was ﬂexing its military muscle yet again. Adolph Hitler. the powerful new dic- tator, now wanted to attack Cze[...]world peace and that Britain needed to act fast. The prime minister. like most people in our day, wanted peace. According to history, he forged a plan to solve the Czech crisis. stating that he wanted “peace at[...]akia was a small price to pay. He appased Hitler by letting him have that country—without the Czech's ap- proval, of course. Hitler happily signed the multi—national Voices across the campus Do you feel the state has the right to pass a manditory seatbelt law and why? Photo by Jeff Graham/Vole. Kris Ballard No. I've heard o[...]Yes I do. because a lot of people just don't have the sense to put their seatbelt Michael Reck Yes they do. By en- forcing the seatbelt law they could lower insurance rates. J[...]ment in hand. boldly pronouncing. “I believe it is peace for our time.“ Eleven months later. Worl[...]disaster obviously shares great similarities with the Iraqi situation today. Bush did talk with Saddam[...]a participant in World War II. Bu-Jt learned that the policy of appeasement— of “peace at any price[...]s- sein will not be satisfied with Kuwait alone. The president gave peace a chance. watched it fail. a[...]be necessary. Our president knows that this war is a necessary evil to prevent the world from experiencing the greater evils of Saddam Hussein. We can all be thankful that the United States is taking action to prevent World War III. instead o[...]. Hitler began Patricia F ritzel Yes. I do. It is bet- ter all around. but the enforcement isn't going to do much. own
	[...]as Bertolon and “Jerri’’ Lynn Molumby, head the mile-long parade of demonstrators. Photos by John Wistuber and Wanda Pippet ——— Februar[...]sang, they hugged, and they pledged allegiance to the American flag to express their support of the U.S.troops in the Per- sian Gulf. The crowd of more than 2,000 people was united in showing concern for troops in the Gulf, but divided in their convictions about mili[...]tear-stained faces of people with lov- ed ones in the Gulf, weathered faces of veterans of past wars, s[...]young and old who feared another Vietnam, Among the speakers was Mayor Paul Johnson, who spoke from a flatbed stage. He pledged to sup- port Bush and the troops, saying the Gulf War ‘‘would not turn into another Vietnam.” To get a view of the festivities, people climbed the trees, sprawled on the statues, and jammed into the space near the stage. Cheers echoed for blocks in response to sp[...]ill know it.’’ In an emotional speech before the demonstrators, Dave Cheney, a Vietnam Veteran, was moved to tears when he recalled the treatment the veterans received on their return from Vietnam. According to organizor John Weare, the rally was different from the efforts of the Vietnam protestors. ‘Most of us work eight hou[...]llies,’” Weare said. ‘‘I’ve seen ads in the Los Angeles Times advertising for anti-war protestors. They’re extreme- ly organized.”’ Story by Wanda Pippet, Eric Wincentsen “Stop the war!’’ shouts David Blais as Phoenix police escort him away from the rally “for his own protection.”
	[...]s Page 5 Bash welcoming cafeteria manager is success By Gienn Davis The Voice “Shianne’s Social Night,’’ the recent Evening Students Association gathering, welcomed the new cafeteria manager, Shianne Gay, and provided[...]‘‘mello’’ chili. For those who insisted, the chili was spiced up with chop- “Fifty-five people went through the buffet line,’’ Gay said. ‘‘We had a few no-shows.”” “Amarillo A.M.,’’ a country-western[...]“T Fall to Pieces’’ and ‘‘Up Against the Wall, Red Neck Mother’’ were two notable song[...]Scott, lead guitar; and Al Angel, drums, made up the trio. All three sang, including Scott, despite his having had dental work done the same day. Sally Hervey, EAS council member, was upbeat about the gathering. “‘We sure had a good time,”’ she said. “At the last gathering during the fall semester, we didn’t have thethe attendance was up. We knew it would be a slow pro[...]dditional tickets were sold that accounted for no-shows, Hervey said: “We have some people who support[...]entioned to both Hervey and Gay they enjoyed both the chili and music. Two more gatherings are in the plann- ing stage. They will be in March and April. “‘The tentative schedule for March is an all-you-can-eat chicken buffet,’ Gay said. ‘‘For April, fish will be served.’’ “The Dave Mitchell Trio, a three-piece country-western band, will play at the ped onions. Student weight program is here By Julia De Simone The Voice A 10-week student Weight Watchers program is coming to campus this month. The course is being offered at discount prices. Two free preview sessions will be held this week. The sessions are scheduled for Tuesday, 6-7 p.m., in the Student Union Council Chambers, and Wednesday, noon to \| p.m., in the Student Union Building, Room 121. The free open-meetings will give students the opportunity to learn more about how Weight Watchers runs. “‘Thethe Weight Watchers at Work, for employees, was so successful. “T believe that your health is at stake,’’ Pell said.‘‘When you lose wei[...]in turn helps you to do better in school.’” The first of the regular 10-week sessions begins Feb. 19 at 6 p.m. The second session begins Feb. 20 at noon. Both sessions will meet weekly in the Student Union. The cost is $80 For further information, call 435-3804. scheduling.”’ next gathering,’’ Hervey said. Car dealer talks business grubb By Steven Mitchell The Voice Automobile entrepreneur Lou Grubb visited the cam- pus on Feb. 4 to speak at the Employment Talks series. Grubb is chairman of the board for Grubb Automotive Inc., a prominent Valley automobile dealership. Grubb has has been in the automotive business since 1949. He emphasized his[...]a problem,”’ Grubb said. *‘Serving peo- ple is not demeaning; it’s educational.’’ Grubb,[...]roll started with $27,’’ Grubb said. In 1955 the businessman joined Rudolph Chevrolet, where he ad[...]e president in 1965. Seven years later he bought the dealership outright and named it Lou Grubb Chevrolet. Since that time Grubb has opened three new dealer- ships: Lou Grubb Hyundai and Lou Grubb Suzuki, b[...]and Lou Grubb Ford in 1988. Grubb’s advice to the audience on starting their own business covered m[...]addition to his numerous business ventures, Grubb is also involved in public volunteer work “You should involve yourselves with some area of public service in the sense of dealing with people,” Grubb said. Grubb sponsors the Lou Grubb Annual Leukemia Golf Tournament, he is a member of the Phoenix 40, and is on the Barrows Neurological Foundation Board of Trustees[...]an attempt to raise money for an upcoming trip to the Santa Barbara area, the choir will be selling valen- tine singing telegrams this week. The telegrams will be delivered during classes on Valentine’s Day. The choir will also distribute telegrams off campus.[...]telegram will have two packages to choose from. The more expensive of the two packages is $15 and includes a carnation, balloons, a personal message, and choice of a song. The package costing $7 consists of a carnation, ballo[...]er, students must pick up order forms in front of the Center for Informa- tion, Advisement and Registra[...]a list of songs to choose from for those ordering the $15 package. Students may also call 435-3720 and leave their name and number on the answering machine; someone will return the call as soon as possible. Deadline for telegram orders is Wednesday News Shorts KPHO TV anchor to visit t[...]Linda Turley will be speaking at 1 p.m. today in the Student Union in an Employment Talks series titled ‘‘The Power Within.” Turley will share the secrets of leadership, how to get recognized, and[...]se Cole, a private counselor, 1 p.m., Thursday in the Student Union. “Creative Refocusing’’ will teach how to divide time among the emotional, spritual and work components of life.[...]ce making. Looking for a better Central America The Rev. Father David Sharp will be speaking at 11 a.m. Feb. 20 in the Stu- dent Union at the campus Speaker’s Forum. Sharp will answer ‘‘Central America: Is There Hope for the Future?”’ and discuss the problems of the region. Speaker’s Forums are free and open to the public. Artists needed for campus magazine Art[...]being accepted for ‘‘Traveler Magazine,”’ the campus Fine Art’s publication. Cash prizes wil[...]Photography and Illustration. Entries must be in by Feb. 21. For more information contact the Art department. ASU honors director to visit cam[...]r. Michael Cochise Young, assistant director from the Honors College at ASU, noon Feb. 21 in the Student Union Building. Young will inform students about the Honors College at ASU and how to apply for admiss[...]and lost and found. Students can avoid citations by parking in spaces marked with white lines on- ly.[...]ed parking for faculty, parking and handicapped. The campus’ lost and found is at the security desk in the Student Union. It is open 24 hours for submitting found items o[...]
	By David Madrid Thethe feeling of adrenaline that flows through my body[...]in front of a crowd.” Anthony, a GCC student, is a junior lightweight (130 pounds) with a record o[...]his father has been fighting since childhood. He is also the owner of the Commando Karate Studio at 4206 W. Dunlap. “I s[...]er- nandez said. ‘‘We moved to boxing because the competition and money is better.’” Master Fernandez has great faith i[...]re fights before challenging a champion of either the North American Boxing Federation or thethe boxer’s father. ‘‘If his next opponent isn’t ready, Anthony will knock him out.” That opponent is Charles Hawkins and the fight will be on Feb. 22 at The Pointe on South Mountain. Anthony was a sparring[...]a lot,’’ he said. Anthony’s ultimate goal is to be a world champion, but he’s not counting on that to carry him through life. He is majoring in accounting, and he feels this will se[...]y,”’ he said. In addition to boxing, Anthony is the chief instructor at his father’s karate studio. His sisters are also instructors. A visit to the studio revealed the students practicing while Anthony roam- ed the studio scrutinizing the execution of their moves. He patiently explained the proper techniques. Later Anthony sparred with hi[...]with Carlos Nunez as Jasmin Fernandez referees. the ring throwing punches, elbows and knees. Anthony[...]ent. After several seconds, Anthony leaped in- to the air and took him to the ground with a scissor takedown. “My husband w[...]matuer titles as a kick boxer, he now has entered the more competitive world of professional boxing. “Boxing is more like chess,”’ he said. “In boxing you only have two weapons: your fists.’’ Yet, as in chess, the mind that moves the weapons is of the utmost importance. ‘Some people think all figh[...]ng careers Lin Sue Shephera Lin Sue Shepherd is co-anchor of the 5 p.m. edition of KPNX, Channel 12 News. She form[...]hree Rocky Mountain Em- mys. In 1988 she received the Edward R. Murrow award for her documentary, “Bo[...]er Next Door,’’ she received an Angel Award. The anchor woman graduated cum laude in 1980 with a b[...]andez, a mass com- munications student, conducted the following interview at the Channel !2 studios Question: How did you begin i[...]arket. My first job was in Beaumont, Texas, which is a very tiny television market. Luckily, I was the[...]on. Usually you have a lot of middle jumps along the way, but it just worked out that way, and then from Dallas I moved to Phoenix. Q: What is your work schedule like? A: On a regular day it will start at 9 in the morning and end about 6. When it’s election night, or if a plane crashes in the neighborhood and everybody’s out there doing live shots, you go into the early hours of the morning. Q: What are the benefits, advantages? A: I suppose they’re different for everybody, but I like the working at- phere one thing. People wh t[...]know if it’s like this in all newsrooms— but the people who seem to be attracted to this kind of a[...]sphere. It’s crazy sometimes, too. Q: What are the disadvantages? A: Disadvantages are deadlines, constant- ly racing to meet another deadline, and the minute you meet that one, there’s another one.[...]lf. So deadlines can be pretty hectic. Sometimes the schedule can be a nightmare. Like when they decide to send you out of town at the last minute and all you have are the clothes on your back; or they send you to cover a[...]h heels that day—that’s why you keep boots in thethe negatives. Q: What is the salary range? A: It depends on what size a marke[...]’s going to be lower, but if you’re in one of the top three markets, you’re talking million dollar salaries. In a market about the size of Phoenix (20th largest market), I would say people start out in the forties and go up to $200,000. Q: Do you plan to[...]e little and don’t reai ly want to move around the country. I turn down jobs now because I’m happy where I am and I love the people that work here, so for the time being, so long as I’m accepted in this mar[...]his job and does it ade- quately from someone who is really good with their writing skills. I would e[...]u speak because you will learn poise. What you do is train yourself when you’re on the air to present the news and to concentrate on what you're doing, and you don’t think about the people out there. It has nothing to do with being shy You can learn the skills to com- municate. You can learn how to look peo- pie in the eye, and how not to let a per- son weasel out of a question when y: interviewing them. Those are the skills you can learn. Anybody can do that[...]internship. There are so many coming out now. All the journalism students want to be anchors and they d[...]hem will hate you, and they’ll never put you in the anchor’s seat, and the tenth one will love you. Timing is everything. \| think a lot of kids in school have[...]rnship so that they’re actually out there doing the dirty stuff and realizing if they would like to do this for the rest fT th lives
	[...]s for re-entry students oe) changes with times =? By David Ruftulo aE Co See The Voice By Barbara Tocko ; ; ‘They help out in building > e The Voice e € tapes ur mob iex a ait Les curses cac[...]ce so you won’t / / alentine’s Day is the annual holiday when love / is expressed through gifts of candy and roses; “however, those who celebrate the holiday may not know exactly what it is they are celebrating. The origin of Valentine’s Day is unknown. According to Cohen and Coffin’s first-edition book, “The Folklore of American Holidays,’’ Valentine’[...]two Christian mar- tyrs, Valentine and Valentine. The two were persecuted under Roman Emperor Claudius II in the 14th century. The ‘‘Handbook of Christian Feasts and Customs’’ states that the holiday was the Roman pagan feast Luper- calia, celebrated on February 15, the day that birds began mating. Scholars believe that customs of choosing a sweetheart are related to the mating process of birds. During this feast, men[...]who would be their companion for that year. When the Roman Empire conformed to Christianity, pagan rituals were ceased. The feast was then moved up a day in honor of the feast of Saint Valentine, who, ac- cording to Rea[...]celebrated in various ways: pairing two people of the opposite sex together in lustful ceremonies, choosing a lover by lot, and answering rid- dles and ryhmes. Humphrey’s book, ‘‘Stories of the World’s Holidays,” states that in medieval days, St. Valentine’s Day was celebrated with the drawing of a maiden’s name and an exchange of presents. During that year, the bachelor would wear the woman’s name on his sleeve and was given the duty of attending to and protecting her. In the Victorian Age, valentines expressed love through[...]kes’’ shaped as hearts. Humphrey states that the first valentines were poems the French Duke of Orleans presented his wife in England in the 15th century. According to Reader’s Digest, valentines in the 19th century were handmade and handwritten in Spencerian script, clear, rounded letters slanting to the right. This tradition was carried on in 1875 in M[...]ry was given in elaborately fashioned valentines The ‘‘Handbook of Christian Feasts and Customs’’ says that, unlike modern valentines, the original meaning of “You are my Valentine’ wa[...]you my companion- ship of affection and love for the next 12 months, and I am willing to consider marr[...]tory for both of us.’’ About 200 years after the creation of valentines, a daughter of Henry IV of[...]received a bouquet from her valentine. These were the first flowers given for the holiday. No matter how it is celebrated or the specific meaning that St. Valentine’s Day has to each person, the present- lay interpretation is a celebration of love. ts Se oe > @& ‘ 2 C[...]7th St. & Bell - Target Centre 863-6514 s won the world over- can be harrowing. The Adult Re-Entry Center helps these students cope with col- lege life. Dr. Renee Rodgers-Barstack, the cam- pus director of career educational ser- vices, said: ‘‘Considering the average age of students on campus, I would say the majority of our students are adult re-entry students.”’ The center, which was founded in 1987, assists these[...]nd helps them to ripen and ex- tend their goals. The first step in the successful re-entry to college life is to seek counseling in the Student Personnel Services Building, Room 34. Cou[...]educa- tional problems and personal concerns. “The adult re-entry class helped me tremendously; I do[...]ser who has used this program. Another aspect of the re-entry program is a series of seminars, held once a week in the Student Union Council Chambers, called Employment[...]re productive, creative and know- ledgeable about the real world of work. “*Adult re-entry Employmen[...]. Female Volunteers wanted A new female condom, the Reality Vaginal Pouch, is entering its final phase of clinical testing prio[...]emonstrated this device to be more effective than the male condom in preventing the transmission of venereal disease and in preventin[...]n an ongoing monogamous sexual 3. Willing to use the Reality Female Condom as the only means of contraception for a six (6) month[...]- fidence so you won’t feel intimidated.”’ The Progressive Enrichment Program for Education, or[...]formed for re-entry students to help each other. The group meets once a month. Its main z0al is to help people sharpen their col- ege skills. Th[...]-aising and many social events. Since its start, the re-entry program has shown dramatic growth and success. Last year, the programs reached out to 46,350 students district-[...]are sponsoring Career Expo ’91 on March 6th in the Student Union and outside areas. For more information on the Career Expo or re-entry services, stop by the Adult Re-Entry Center in SPS or contact Je[...]
	February 11, 1991 PWEI: new Cure for Sanity? By Eric Wincentsen The Voice Pop Will Eat Itself is one of the most creative and unserious groups around. I’v[...]lbum since KUKQ started playing ‘“‘Dance of the Mad’’ in November. That tune, a rap/punk/dis[...]r cash. But, somehow, I found a way to fork over the $9.44 that Tower Records was asking (I know, I sh[...]anity, instead of taking any big stylistic leaps, is an extension of 1989’s This Is the Day...This Is the Hour... This Is This! . With that album, PWEI combined sampling,[...]Outrageous art-punk that collided to make one of the Choir members chosen to perform By Wendy Smith The Voice Seven members of Glendale’s Concert Choir have been selected to perform in the National Community College Honors Chorus on March[...]3 other singers from 59 colleges for a concert at the national con- vention of the American Choral Directors Association in Phoenix. ““We in the music department are very proud of our students,”’ said Dr. Peggy Licon, director of choral activities. The seven choir members who were selected are: Ron Bi[...]emeritus at Arizona State University, will direct the chorus. YOU KNOW! DUGUN WHEN YOU SAID YOUR FRIEND WAS A BLLODSUCKER.... Ws Am Bunny By Jason Shadrick enny pr COUPONS = ey i i i i[...]east-end campus snack bar Cocabana Just east of the Library FREE Small beverage Serving sodas * co[...]e with any purchase. best albums of the ’80s. Though this latest release doesn’t do anything much different, it’s better in that it is less hit-and-miss than This... The album opens with ‘‘The Incredible PWEI vs. the Moral Majority,”” sampling a Jerry Falwell speech on why rock music is Satanic. This leads into ‘Dance of the Mad,”’ the first single, and it becomes evident that PWEI in[...]w a more songlike structure than earlier albums. The current single, ‘“‘X Y and Zee,”’ is like B-52’s meet Depeche Mode, with cosmic lyrics and a run-of-the-mill British synthpop backing. The problems with this album are few, but noticeable. On some songs the mix is too muddy or the music sounds like it’s coming out of a tin can. Also, the 12-inch mix of ‘‘X Y and Zee” at the end of the tape is unnecessary. If I wanted the dance mix, I'd go out and buy it. It doesn’t do anything for the song but make it sound pretentious. PWEI albums[...]lways uneven. “It’s a chance to be directed by the greatest director, to learn even more,”’ said Morrow, who says music is her hobby. Morrow is studying dental hygiene but hopes to con- tinue singing for fun. Brinkley, a theater major, is looking forward to ‘‘the opportunity to have some fun, sing with a lot of[...]ho has been singing since grade school and was in the All-State Jazz Chorus in high school, is pur- suing a career in music. The American Choral Director Association ts ‘one of the most prestigious choral organizations in the country,’’ says Licon. Anyone interested in attending the Phoenix Symphony Hall performance of the National Community College Honors Chorus on March 15 should contact Licon in the music department. of THOUGHT iT WAS A FIGURE —[...]-8875 ‘Dance, Etc.’ showcases talent By Kristi Ebner, Mike Maresh The Voice “Dance, Etc.,”’ the second annual spring dance con- cert, will be held in the Performing Arts Center Friday and Saturday evenings. Director of the concert is Lenna DeMarco, head of the college dance program. Dance events will include[...]l piece titled “*Dragnet,’’ a commentary on the Saudi Arabia situa- tion titled ‘‘War,”’ and ballet pieces from thethe 19th cen- tury style of dance. There will be 14[...]s done this type of concert 20 or 30 times during the 20 years she has taught dance. The spring dance has a $3 admission for the public, and $2 for students, faculty and staff. Animatable By Jason Shadrick Look out Bart Simpso[...]Mellow Madness Productions will be presen- ting the 1991 Festival of Animation. Something I plan on seeing, so that I can bring you a review. What is the 1991 Festival of Animation, you ask. Well, it’s just that-16 short animated films from around the world. Packaged in a two-hour program, which includes England's latest Oscar hopeful, Creature Comforts by Nick Park. There is even an intermission, for those of you - who hav[...]of you that have, it will be a nice touch _ from the past. : It will be held at Valley Art Theatre, 50[...]Tempe, Friday through March 7. Tickets are $6 at the door, $5 in advance at _ all Ticketmaster outlets. The Saturday and Sun- day Matinee will be $4.50. For group rates of 20 or more phone (602) 829-6868. The box office opens one hour prior to showtime. Radio stations KUKQ am and KUPD fm will be hosting the festival. KUKQ will be there Feb. 15 and 16, and[...]PUNCTUAL PAPERS li By Carol and Don I 995-4583 or 376-4922 i Ter[...]
	[...]ge 9 ‘Fiddler’ warms up for performances By Dawn DeChristina The Voice ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof”’ is a musical about Russian Jews trying to maintain their traditions in a fast-changing world during the time of the Russian Revolution. The play begins with Tevye, a Russian Jew, his wife G[...]aditional Jewish life, which means parents choose the men they think are best for their daughters. “This is my biggest role ever,’’ said Shaun Malone, 18, who plays the lead, Tevye. The oldest daughter, Tzeitel (who is played by Renee Serino, 18), is to be ‘‘matched-up’’ soon by her father, but she is in love with Motel, a man whom she has known since childhood. Motel is a poor tailor, but he and Tzeitel made a pledge to marry when he could support them. Tevye wants the best for Tzeitel, so he promises her to the town’s butcher, an elderly, lonely widower nam-[...]od care of his daughter. When Tevye tells Tzeitel the news, she begs him not to make her marry Lazar Wo[...]n relate to Tzeitel,’’ Serino said, ‘‘for the reason she wants to marry someone her age instead of a but- cher in his 50s.” Tevye makes the decision without the consent of his 0 by Wanda Pippet/Welce Ginger Wandrey as Golde and Shaun Malone as Tevye take center stage in the dream scene of ‘‘Fiddler,’ while choreograp[...]eMarco (far right), GCC dance instructor, teaches the steps wife, Golde, and now has to tell her. Gin[...]evye’s wife. ‘‘What I like best about Golde is that she isn’t afraid to speak her mind,’’ Wandrey said. She believes every character she plays is a challenge in its own way. Hodel (Dawn Hancock), the next daughter in line to marry, falls in love with Perchik, an anti-Czarist, who opposes the Russian emperor. ‘‘I’ve always wanted to be[...], 30, ‘‘and I en- joy musicals.”’ Chava, the third daughter, falls in love with a man outside the family religion, which causes friction within the family. Chava is performed by Amber Jamison. Tevye’s traditions slowly erode[...]d town. Jody Collins, 18, an offensive tackle on thethe athlete said. ‘‘This is my first play.’’ He believes the play shows “change, growth, and humanity.” “‘Fiddle[...]nvironmental Apparitions’ You don't have to By Jon Gabriel The Voice Dr.Harry Kaino, a campus art in- structor, is unveil- ing his sculptural creations of ceramic art tonight from 6-8 p.m. in the Student Union Lounge. The exhibit is titled ‘Environmental Apparitions,’’ and runs until Feb. 22, Harry Kaino Although the show will be contem- porary in nature, Kaino has[...]ackground in traditional ceramics. He learned the antiquated method of throw- ing clay on a kickwhe[...]aino said. A ceramic piece will be given away at the show. ‘‘The public gives me a lot,’’ Kaino said, ‘‘and, as an artist, I believe it is my duty to give something back to them.” The sculptor teaches both two, and three-dimensional design classes, but prefers thethe art.’’ Kaino likes to follow his own path: “Art is a philosophy; it is a way of life.” Custom Lettering Silk Scre[...]TS TEAM SHORTS ¢ SWEATS OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS rob a bank to pay for y[...]
	[...]991 Lady Gauchos 15-8, playoffs within reach By Jeff Wendt The Voice The women’s college basketball team is preparing for Wednesday night’s rematch with Ph[...]3 victory against Eastern Arizona College. After the game with Eastern Arizona, the Lady Gauchos are 15-8 overall and 9-5 in the conference, putting them in fourth place overall. “‘We had a real good effort in the Eastern game; we only had one real low point in the game,’’ head coach Greg Silcox said. “With a week off from the Eastern game to the PC game, we’re going to take a couple of days o[...]at we’re ready for PC,”’ he added. “This is the one we’ve pointed to win, because they beat us last time, which was one of the poorest games we’ve played all season.”” Ladies streak past Thunderbirds The Lady Gauchos faced Mesa Com- munity College at home on Feb. 2, and, on a second-half 21-6 run at the end of the game, the Lady Gauchos defeated Mesa 69-54. ‘‘We played extremely well in the se- cond half and stymied them,”’ Silcox said. “‘We are continuing to climb out of the doldrums.”’ The team was led by Karen Vasecki, who scored 19 points and had four[...]ed an excellent defensive game. Gauchos defeated by Central Arizona The Lady Gauchos opened up this game against Central Arizona College, played on Jan. 30, by leading 26-15 early on, but in the last 6 minutes of the first half, and throughout the game, Central Arizona controlled the game and defeated the Lady Gauchos 85-62. “I felt we took a positive[...]hleted in this game,’’ Silcox said. Although the team lost, the Gauchos were led by Vasecki’s 16 points and Haney’s 10 points. Gauchos squeak by Pima This game against Pima Community College, played on Jan. 26, was an up and down type of game for the Lady Gauchos. The Gauchos went in at the half up by two points, and increased that lead to 10 points with 10 minutes remaining. Then the Gauchos went cold. With a minute re- maining in the game, the Gauchos were down four, but went on a 6-0 run at the end of the game, capped off by a Vesecki layup off an offensive rebound. Pima had a chance at the buzzer to tie the game but the shot missed. “‘We played long enough to win,[...]ve no idea how we won this game.”’ Haney led the Gauchos with 17 points and six rebounds; Vasecki[...]bounds, and four assists; and Amber Gray came off the bench to score 10 points and bring down seven rebounds. Silcox also praised the play of Cindy Cobos, who ran the offense well, and of Jan Whitbeck, who came off the bench to spark the team. Gauchos playoff chances strong With six games remaining, Silcox feels that the ladies can reach second place by the end of the season. “If we win our last six, and win three[...]ai,’’ Silcox said. Tennis teams competitive By Mike Pettice The Voice The college tennis teams are in prepara- tion for opening the 1991 season. Here’s a look at the men’s and women’s teams. Women to be strong[...]w women’s tennis coach, Joann Pell, feels about the upcoming season. Despite having an all frosh team, Pell stated that the Gauchos are a talented squad and should fare quit[...]them an advan- tage.’”” Specifically, Pell is looking to Kristin Murphy for leadership. Other p[...]e Ratke, Brittany Rice, and Michelle Steinbeiss. The Gauchos have already competed in two matches agai[...]be competitive Men’s tennis coach Ray Simpson is looking forward to a positive first season. In hi[...]nis, as well as have fun. “Our number one goal is to have fun out there,”’ Simpson said. ‘‘[...]year’s team and look to have strong seasons for the Gauchos. Other players include Kawal Patel, Kevi[...]o be his team’s toughest competition throughout the season. ‘*Both schools have been very consis- tent over the last several years,’’ Simpson said. “‘If[...]said. Glendale will open its season tomorrow on the road against Scottsdale. Thursday the Gauchos will be at home against Phoenix College.[...]and play on another,”’ Simp- son said. ‘‘The surfaces on both courts are so different, we feel[...]r two Mesa defenders during their game on Feb. 2. The Lady Gauchos defeated the Thunderbirds 69-54. 15 Gauchos sign letters of intent By Jeff Wendt The Voice During the Feburary 6 signing period, 15 GCC football player[...]with four-year colleges. Head coach Joe Kersting is happy to see players sign with four-year schools.[...]ecruited,’’ Kersting said. ‘‘With some of the guys, nothing Treat yourself & Val[...]took offers from other schools.”’ Staying in the state to play football next year will be Mark Bro[...]a State University; Willy Cluck, who will play at the University of Arizona; and Mike Hooper, who will[...]crults, Page 11 CHOCOLATE KISS $4.00/Ib. Photo by Jeff Graham/Voice[...]
	[...]Page 1 1 Sports Men finishing long, hard year By Matt Sum-n the Voice — Archery is ready for 1991 season ”MW nova:-[...]The men‘s basketball team. (4-11 conference, 7-15 o[...]llege on Wednesday. For Head Coach Paul Long and the Gauchos. PC won’t be any easier. Leading the league. with a record of 11-3 in the division, and 12-9 overall, the Bears will be a tough team to beat. “They’re[...]gh defense, and a patient offense.“ Earlier in the season. the Gauchos suffered a tough loss to the Bears. but they expect a different outcome. playi[...]ey said. ”We're a quicker team than they are." The Gauchos could have used that conﬁdence, in thei[...]rn Arizona College last Wednesday. After leading by 4 points late in the game. the Gauchos suffered three successive turnovers, allowing EAC to take the lead without looking back. “We got off to a sl[...]eambey said. “After that. we just didn’t have the intensity we should have had." Against Mesa Community College, the Gauchos also lacked intensity. as the Thunderbirds defeated the Gauchos 77-57 on Feb. 2. Running their four-corner offense, the Thunderbtrds slowed the tempo, as the Gauchos scored only 28 points on 5-21 shooting in the first half. Things didn‘t get much better in the second half. Although the Gauchos trailed by only seven at the half, the Thunderbirds outscored them 42»29 in the rest of the game. The Gauchos made only 11 of 45 shots in the second half. Earlier in the season. the Gauchos upset L entral Arizona College. 96-92. in a game that some of the players feel was their best game of the year. “l think it was the best game we‘ve played together as a team," second»ycar forward David Scngstock said. After leading by as many as 16 points in the second half, the Gauchos allowed CAC back in the game, as the Vaqueros made a 16 point run to tie the score at 65-65. After building their lead back up to 9. the Va, queros cut the lead to 2 with just under mo minutes to play, but two free throw s bx Jeambcy preserved the win. Although the GCC archery team has begunthe'9l susonwithaslowst[...]sewemisneduirfn'sttwomat- chcs.” Roles said. ~ The team missed the ﬁrst two matches because of administrative and transpor- tation problems. “I'm not very familiar with the work- ings of a college," Roles aphined. "I had problems with the papa- part of clear- ing shooters and scheduling transporta— tion.” 'According to Roles. the team will be able to concentrate on a more pro- ductive season now that he has become more familiar with the procedures of col» lege athletics. , This is Roles first year as an archery coach. He was recommended by the ar- chery coach from Phoenix College, Jocelyn Bro[...]nrsofar— :hery experience. “Even though 1 am the coach we (the team) have an understanding that everyone has free input. It isn’t just the coach p‘ving instruaions and the shooters following them," Roles said. Roles feels that this kind of coaching leaves the team more time for fun and helps motivate the shooters to do better. The team is now concentrating on their upcoming tournament on Feb. 16 and 17 to be held at Tsaile. The tournament is being hosted by Navajo College. “Even though I haven't had a chance to see how good the other teams are, I feel our team will be competit[...]Lunders, Debra Madvox, Blake Ramsey. Photo by Jeff Graham/Vole. Glendale center Johnny Debbs drives to the hoop for 2 points as two Mesa defenders watch, Baseball preview ’91 Infield to lead Gauchos this season is not as deep as Grant had hoped he By Jolt Wondt The Vatce With a 30-18 record last season and missing the conference playoffs by one game, the college baseball team prepares to open the regular season Tuesday when they host the Arizona State University JV team at 3 pm. “I guess there is a little concern that we only have one non-conference game before the season starts, but I think we’ll be ready when[...]m- mages daily to get ready for this game, but in the past we would just practice. so it gives us a feel for the game~1ike at- mosphere." Grant added. The strength of this year‘s team lies in the infield, where the Gauchos return sophomores losh Hurst and Paul Hatcher. “With our strength in the infield, we‘ll be a little weaker in the outfield with five freshman." Grant said. That o[...]anxe. Randalf Pape. and i‘rntbalt r» Dot. Ba' The p trig aepn .tnthisvear'stean’.[...]ikes and not try to be pitchers who throw to make the hit- ters look bad. we‘ll stay competitive this[...]t said. Grant looks at Mesa Community Cola lege, the defending conference champion. Pima Community College, and Arizona Western College to be the strong teams in the conference. ”These teams are always strong in the conference. but there is a lot of parity Within the conference. because last year only two games separated ﬁrst place from “Shth place 'n the conference.“ Grant 1 . Kpi‘d’dlit‘mi of making tnc playoffs is . ~03! of the team every year. but Grant ‘5th a! another aspect ot an) the player: are here and what he expects from them. “I want the players to play as well as they are capable of pl[...]get a positive learning experience and we provide the athletic and academic training so on an interim, we expect all the players to do their best while here at GCC." After the Gauchos opener with the - Recruits Other players who will leave GCC thi[...]gned with Wahburn University in Kansas; ASU .IV, the Gauchos will open con- ference play on Friday and[...]ainst South Mountain Community College. “South is not generally a strong team so it is better to open with them on our schedule," Grant[...]t with South as our opener this early, we'll have the in- tensity that we would against a Mesa or a Pim[...]personal family problem and wanted to be close to the situation, which 1 can understand fully,"[...]
	Back February 11, 1991 Tuition hike is approved By Wendy Smith The Voice An increase in community college tui- tion was approved by the Maricopa Com- munity Colleges Governing Board at the last regular meeting. The cost of day and evening classes will be $26 per c[...]district coordinator of media relations, defended the increase, stating it is necessary to offset the costs of admitting additional students to the community colleges. “There isthe district, says students will benefit from the increase. Classified _____ Valentine’s __ Singing telegrams.Hire the GCC choir to serenade your Valentine, on or off c[...]ssage; $7, flower, balloon, message on- ly. Order by Wed. A.M. in CIAR Bldg, call 435-3720. ___Tutori[...]3) 477-8226 “It will definitely enhance the quality of education,”’ Glasper said. Glaspe[...]re accessible,’’ he said. Glasper added that the increase also will allow for more support staff and ser- vices in the evenings. Gacioch later pointed out that the $780 cost of two full-time semesters will still be less than the national median cost of $1,100. Average tuition at an Arizona univer- sity is $1,528. The cost of music lessons will increase $5 for music[...]non-majors. There will also be a $5 increase in the fees for the Fitness Center. Other fees increased by the Governing Board were graduation fees, occupationa[...]enue, 931-3785 NLINITED BOWL Vary accor By Joni Kowitz The Voice Students who have ever failed or are struggling to pass a math class are not alone. There is help. Math tutoring is available at the High Tech Center II for students needing extra help. “Right now, college algebra isthe math department on campus. Nearly “‘forty to[...]courses,” he said. ‘‘So what we want to do is try to bolster the tutoring program.” Tutors are both students an[...]ive up one of their office hours,’’ he said. The type of tutoring accessible for students is for any math course through MAT 155. Students als[...]ed to be computer literate to get help. “There is hands-on tutoring, com- puter tutoring, and peopl[...]with pencil and paper,’ Shipley said. Tutoring is on a drop-in basis and students can join anytime. The only requirement to receive the tutoring is a slip signed by a student’s math instructor. “We're doing what can be done in a classroom, and the best way to that is through tutoring,”’ Shipiey said.[...]
	[...]d Fife duke it out In remembrance This issue of The Voice is dedicated to the memory of Mike McAffrey. Skyway to the Future Students can explore job futures at Career Expo in the gubernatorial race. Page 2[...]Pell (with arms crossed) react to statement made by LaRande Handley (center) during war debate. War with Iraq debated By Kristi Ebner and Joni Kowitz The Voice “There are more important things than p[...]debate that took place on campus last Wednesday. The panel consisted of six campus in- structors: Lee[...]and sf Seated next to one another Kiermayr stole the show as they their strong opposing viewpoints on the standing-room only audience Carter was the first to offer his opi- nion. ‘‘I am against the war because basically I’m a strong opponent of U.S. foreign policy,’’ he said. Kiermayr countered by saying that ‘‘war is the father of all things.”’ Carter offered a 12-[...]speech. ‘‘If you are one of those who believe the U.S. government can do no wrong,”’[...]ria and Julius Caesar Garesche, seated r assured the aud. ing argument for Middle East. “‘The U.S. economy continues t¢ oil and depends on oil. However, it the be-all end-all,’’ she said Gareshce began to speak about how far Hussein will go to secure himself in the Middle East. ‘‘My impression today is that he is willing to go pretty awfully far,’’ she state[...]idea basis. Matz did state that ‘‘th war at the right time.” Matz questioned to feel safe with a ed t s is the rigt sein conti “It we V T » NM[...]Iraqi civilians may not be innocent, and Hussein is not the only villian in Iraq, Kiermayr replied. In Carte[...]lers.”” In response to Carter, Matz defended the military, saying that calling them man who hired killers was a ‘blow below the belt.”” During questions from the audience, Gary Pell, a Vietnam veteran, spoke to[...]ous comments “You have yet t nything good about the country yo in,’’ Pell said to Carter. ** he r[...]ined his viewpoint that freedom cannot be created by people who die and that wars are not fought for f[...]easons. An audience member was highly of- fended by the following statement made by Carter: ‘‘For those of you who claim t[...]
	[...]rizona politics. Less than 15 minutes remained in the final gubernatorial debate. Land pillager Fife Sy[...]ust begun testifying to his heartfelt concern for the environment when BOOM! Lightning hit Channel 10’s transmitter, knocking the debate off the air. Amidst the static buzz of empty airwaves, the first clear message of the even- ing came through: /t’s not nice to fool M[...]to take Arizona politics seriously. First, Mecham the Moron. Then Cheating Keating. Next, we got MLKed.[...]n ‘‘A Couple of Gubers.”’ Actually, this is ‘‘A Couple of Gubers II.’’ As you may recall, the original ‘‘Gubers’’ flopped last November. Former Phoenix mayor Terry Goddard, well ahead in the polls, took a cue from NFL Commissioner Paul Tagl[...]ts—even if they are true. Which leaves us with the pro- spect that when Symington can’t keep up with the $220 million in loans he’s taken out on proper- ty appraised at under $65 million (per the Arizona Republic), it will be our gover- nor who is forced to declare personal bankruptcy. But wait.[...]III in “‘Gubers III.”’ It’s getting to the point where no one with an I.Q. above room temper[...]ge of geriatrics: GCC entertainment getting old By Eric Wincentsen The Voice When I look out over the campus of Glendale Community College, I see a wasteland. No, I’m not talking about the plague of cigarette butts that some are afraid wi[...]eferring to our microscopic security. What I see is a cultural wasteland. It is a wasteland inhabited by Mac Framp- ton, endless puppet shows, and an enter- tainment scene geared toward the octa- geriatric audience. The problem really isn’t the type of entertainment offered on campus, but the fact that this is the on/y entertainment of- fered on campus. Just tak[...]es GCC look like Sun City or like a normal city? The majority of the students at GCC are between the ages of 18 and 40, not 50 and 2000. That means there is a large cultural vacuum that needs to be filled. I am not talking about only doing rock shows, since that wouldn’t do anything to balance GCC’s scene out. What \| would like to see is rock, experimental jazz, industrial, and even tha[...]many years ago, Mac Frampton. But music isn’t the only thing that could be changed. Tempe’s Mill[...]creating and presenting new productions, such as The Guv and a recent acting-out of Tom Lehrer songs. With the talent we have at GCC, there is no reason why it can’t be done here. Then there is art. Terasaki’s photo- graphs were great, but what is this with the stupid pots? Environmental art? They’re just po[...]s to be pictures on a wall? 2001: A Space Odyssey is art, as is A Clockwork Orange and countless other movies. I[...]scholarships, and people simply having fun. That is what entertainment is all about. If only one form of entertainment is of- fered, no one has any fun. The Dark Ages are over. It is time for GCC’s Renaissance. Asse. Entertainmen[...]elle Computer Aided Graphics: Bobby Warren From the Balcony By Marc de Celle Let's see: Panama, Kuwait... Colin[...]what \| said we should liberate next? Cop © 1990 by Computoons™. AV Rights Reserved. President Bush and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell begin planning[...]Propagandically speaking: What don’t we know? By David Madrid The Voice On August 2, 1990, Saddam Hussein attacked[...]at his border dispute with Kuwait did not involve the United States. On a recent Nightline, Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., in response to a remark made by Sen. John McCain, stated that steps had been taken by some in the Senate to apply sanctions on Iraq before the invasion of Kuwait. According to her, the President and the State Department fought the sanctions. And why was this not widely reported? Because the media has fallen into step with political and military propaganda. The media shamelessly bring us the war according to the Pentagon. There are generals, retired generals, Pentagon spokesmen, and video screens showing the destruction of buildings and bridges. This is not coverage; this is propaganda. Even more shameless is the public’s ac- ceptance of this coverage. Many Am[...]ve limits should be plac- ed on media coverage in the Middle East. This is fine if the report involves strategic information, but right now we are being spoon-fed Pentagon perspective. The Voice Glendal 6000 W. ¢ Ave Glendale, Anzona 85302 The military has accused the press of losing the Vietnam War. The press did not lose the war; bad policy lost it. If Bush is morally right in this Gulf action then there is nothing to fear from the press. Our founding fathers understood the balancing effect of a free press on govern- ment. That is why they protected the press with the First Amendment. And now America is ready to relinquish this right and blindly follow[...]emselves. Why? Because Bush said he did not want the media to turn public opinion against the war. If this is a just war, as Bush repeatedly tells us, then Ame[...]their children in this venture. But if this war is not everything Bush claims it is, then Americans will not be willing to make that sacrifice. The press has nothing to do with this. If America’[...]nd scrutiny, then Bush’s motives for muzzl- ing the press are no better than Saddam Hussein’s. What[...]dy Smith Staff Arusts: Windy Denton, Jon Flegal The Voice is published copies are distributed tree adverusing & $5 per col adverusing department in The Language Ars Building. Room 107: ¢ 435-382 Editanal Policy Unsigned edionais reflect the majority view of the Editonal Board. Signed editorals reflect the news and opimons of they authors and not that of The Voice. The next issue of The Voice will be publishes Mar. 11. Deadline for mory ideas is Wednesday, Feb. 27; deadine for advertising is noon Tuesday, Mar. 5 435-3820/435-3821 Pa[...]
	[...]United States big bully Editor: Deeply rooted in the American psyche is the conception of the world as a bat- tleground between the forces of light and darkness. Our leaders tell us that we are now witnessing that struggle in the Mid- dle East. Rip away the rhetoric, however, and what we have is an old-fashioned slugfest with modern technology between two bullies: Iraq and the United States. Saddam Hussein mistakenly assumed that a little bullying in his part of the world would not provoke the ire of the United States. After all, Americans have a tradition of bullying. We bullied the In- dians off their lands, bullied Mexico (1846)[...]ed Central America for decades. We tried to bully the Vietnamese and got our nose bloodied in the process. Now we’re attempting to bully Iraq. I’m not denying the crimes of Saddam Hussein, but I’m tired of the rhetoric. For once, let’s be honest. We’re bu[...]eserves it, (b) we can get away with it, although the cost will be far greater than any American dreams, (c) the oil companies demand it, (d) our gas- guzzling/oil-consumptive lifestyle demands it, (e) it proves the President’s not a wimp, (f) it takes our attention away from the crises at home, (g) it camouflages the military-industrial link that Eisenhower warned u[...]o, we'll build another monument, this time before the bodies rot, and tell how King George and his forces of light slew the evil Saddam Hussein and his forces of darkness. But I doubt that the world will be a better place in which to live. D[...]e to Eric Wincentsen’s article that appeared in the Feb. 11, 1991 issue of the Voice con- cerning homophobia. The main thing I find disturbing is Mr. Wincentsen’s suggestion that ‘‘anyone c[...]osex- uality on ths campus should be expelled for the safety of the other students.”’ Mr. Wincentsen must also be aware of the sexual assaults that have occurred on campus betw[...]from campus? I really doubt that Mr. Wincentsen is concerned for the safety of the students. I believe he is more concerned with his fears and bigotry. It is shocking to me that Mr. Wincent- sen is so eager to punish an entire group of people based on the actions of a few of its members. Does the name Adolf Hitler ring a bell? Renee Johnson, GC[...]grossly ill-informed and irresponsible editorial by the Associate Opinion Editor, Eric Wincentsen. Webster’s Dictionary defines ‘‘ter- rorism’’ as the use of terror and violence to intimidate, and ‘‘terrorist’’ as a per- son who practices terrorism. I suggest that Mr. Wincentsen purchase a dictionary and learn how to use it, possibly looking up the word ‘‘confron- tation.’’ Or are we to be[...]rubber boats are going to ram whaling boats with the intent of sinking them and drowning the crews? How about some reality and accuracy? Is a rubber boat confronting a large metal ship considered the use of terror and violence to intimidate? That idea ought to have Moammar Khadafy rolling in the aisles. With regard to accuracy, it is best to check the facts before writing. The only terrorism ever involved with Greenpeace was the destruction of their boat, the Rainbow Warrior, by the French secret service-an act of terrorism perpetrated not by Greenpeace, but against Greenpeace. It seems to me that in the real world of journalism, where people get paid t[...]might have pro- voked a stronger rebuttal. Today the American system teaches freedoms and rights, but not respon- siblities. Persons writing articles for the Voice should provide responsible and reasonably r[...]ntally”’ unstable items. Let us all hope that the quality of the Voice editorials is at least more accurate and realistic in the future. J. Robert Thompson, Environnmental Geology Attention! The Voice has recently received several letters to the editor. Unfortunately, we cannot print them because they were not signed. Names can be withheld by request, but all letters must be signed, since it is Voice policy not to print anonymous letters. Faculty uber alles: Venture in Pampered Zone By James Gilbert The Voice There it sat, just a plain, ordinary, run- of-the-mill door in the southwest corner of the Student Union Dining Room. There was a sign next to the door, but it was written in an indecipherable language. The glyphics hid the destination in a shroud of mystery. Where does i[...]satisfy my curiosity. Final- ly, after working up the courage, I decid- ed to find out. With perspirat[...]y brow, I got a grip on myself, and slowly pushed the door open. I was blinded by a brilliant light. Covering my eyes, I rushed thr[...]ey did, I found myself in a wonderful new world: The Pampered Zone. It seemed like an eternity before[...]incomparable elegance and beauty. I had heard of the existence of such a world, but only in legends. The landscape was decorated with a bluish-gray grassy[...]fter some time I encountered two in- habitants of the land; I could hardly con- trol my excitement. I w[...]y best efforts to com- municate were to no avail. The creatures fled the moment I approached them. Little did I know that they were scampering off to alert the guards to my presence. Needless to say, I was captured by an ever-present, alert sentry. During my cap- ture the guard quickly ascertained that \| didn’t belong[...]from Dean Joyce Elsner. I can only assume she was the local monarchy. My sentence was to be flung from this wonderful new world back through the door, back into my own drab, gray student world.[...]aking a rare attempt to do one of my assignments, the full implications of my adventure became apparent[...]oner. Every little detail was there staring me in the face. I was just so blind- ed that I couldn’t put it together. I was in the faculty dining room. The only ques- Voices across the campus Should students be informed of bomb threa[...]ed under any cir- cumstances, so it would give me the chance to evacuate before it happened. We should be told if there is a bomb threat. When they don’t tell us, then th[...]Kelty Sherrill I feel we should be told if there is a bomb theat. Kathi Kunkel Yes, I think I would[...]lasses. tion racing through my mind was, why did the faculty have their own dining room? I do have to admit it was a great idea. I was amazed to the point of pure envy. Why hadn’t I thought about this first? Once again I found myself scooped by so- meone more willing to come up with pro- foundly stupid and useless ideas. The more I thought about it, the more ludicrous the whole thing was. The com- parisons are almost laughable. Faculty membe[...]et- ty pink flowers and real cloth napkins, while the students have to mull about looking for a table to eat at; when they find one it is usually dirty. And as I recall students don’t h[...]s either. I guess I really shouldn’t complain; the faculty probably deserve their own little social[...], right. Give us a break! Steve Mizell With all the crazy peo- ple in the world, I don’t think you should take the chance. Why should I get blown up because
	[...]25, 1991 Take a byte out of computer prices By Julla De Simone The Voice Students and faculty can purchase a new IBM or Apple Macintosh computer for 25 to 35 percent off the regular price, according to Debra Felts, computer[...]al faculty. According to Chuck West, director of the High Tech Innovation Center,. the IBMs and the Apple Macintosh are equal- ly good products. “It depends on what the students are going into. What they should purchase is what they’re going to use when they’re away from school,’’ West said. The process of purchasing a computer begins with the student or teacher submit- ting an application to the Computer Ser- vices Office in the High Tech Center. Once the applicant meets the eligibili- MEET: GuAun: Says, “Ff help és ne help. When one has the Guru. Gu Aun: eded, first one k oneself for must[...]ents, there are two ways to proceed, depending on the desired equipment. IBM purchases To purchase an IBM computer, students and faculty must order through the IBM Corporation, located at 2850 E. Camelback Road. IBMs include the PS/2 model 30, model 55sx, the portable P70 and more. Prices vary from $1,649 to $5,499, and include such accessories as the hard drive, display and mouse. “There are things that thethe real things. We’ve carried other PC products and had the same agreement, and they didn’t stand up to the warranty.” West commented on the IBMs: ‘‘As far as the IBM goes, it is the standard in the industry. When IBM sneezes, they all wipe their nose.” the answer will be Known aad no help will be neede F[...]SAI och Gur Auni doesn’t get ov —— = By Jon Gabriel IBM also offers loans up to $8,000 for students who are unable to pay the full price. To qualify for a loan, the applicant, (or parents) must have an annual income of $20,000. The borrower can choose fixed payments or graduated p[...]year warranties and for an additional $40 charge, the pur- chasher can have repairs done at the home. Macintosh purchases To purchase an Apple[...]ter to arrive. Apple Macintosh computers include the Macintosh portable products, the Macintosh Classic computers, thethe most up-to- date. They tend to give you one of th[...]ther information call Felts or West at 435-3225. The IBM representative, Vicki Lisa, can be reached at 224-2763. The Apple representative, Mary Ford, can be reach- ed[...]capital time in D.C. Following these activities, the delegates will lobby The Voice Arizona senators and representatives on student issues. According to Thomas, the conference is ‘‘hard work.’’ Delegates of Associated Students and the Evening Students Association flew to Washington, D.C. Friday to represent the campus at a national conference. The National American Student Association of Junior T[...]olleges Conference runs from Friday to Tuesday in the Capital city. The trip is funded from the campus Executive Board Accounting Fund, which is set aside for the council to benefit the student body. AS president Mark Thomas said delegates will repre- sent the students on a national level in all aspects of ed[...]lectures. No leisure activities are planned and the students are ex- pecting to work up to 12 hours per day with minimal time for meals. But despite the hectic schedule, Thomas believes the trip is highly educational. “It is a great experience to meet with your national con[...]AS representative Rodney Fowler also commented on the trip. “One trip to D.C. is worth ten years of experience,”’ he said. The AS representatives attending the conference are Jessica Acosta, Rodney Fowler, Rob[...]s to Identify Prospective Employers’ as part of the Employment Talk series at 1 p.m. to- day in the Student Union. Discover how to answer want ads,[...]ddle East & Central America Case Studies’’ at the campus Speakers Forum Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Student Union. Speakers Forums are free and open to the public. New peace group to be formed Any studen[...]eet at 2:30 p.m. every first and third Tuesday of the month in the Student Union. The group stands for issues of peace, justice and the environment. ‘Fiddier’ opens on campus Friday The theatre department’s production of ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof’’ opens its run at 8 p.m. Friday in the ‘Round the Corner Theatre’ on the northwest cor- ner of campus. Performances are at[...]Sun- day, and 8 p.m. March 15 and 16. Admission is $5, general; $4 senior citizens; and $3 students and faculty and may be purchased at the cashier’s office and the theatre box office. Spring carnival plans in focus Associated Students has set Feb. 28 through March 3 as the dates for the Third Annual Spring Carnival. Activities include rides, food and games. The event is open to the public. Tickets are being sold in the Student Government Office Building for $7 for 20 tickets or at the carnival for $10. PTK orientation scheduled Stu[...]hours and have a GPA of 3.5 are invited to attend the Phi Theta Kappa orientation at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Union. PTK is a national honors organization that places emphas[...]tructor first and take a signed advisment form to the CIAR before registering. Support group formed for students Students who are military veterans or in the reserves are invited to join cam- pus counselors[...]es- sion for GCC,”’ 10 a.m. every Thursday in the Student Union council chambers. Students and counselors discuss people who have been in the military and those concerned about the Gulf War.
	[...]Page 5 Career Expo on its way ‘Skyway to the Future’ brings students jobs; Career opportunities By James Gilbert The Voice : Jobs. Let’s face it, jobs are what college is all about. Every year millions of students commi[...]ears in preparation for professional careers. It is only fitting that colleges aid students in their tasks in every way possible. That is what Career Expo does. Last-minute preparations are under way for Career Expo ’91, themed ‘‘Skyway to the Future.” The event will bring more than 150 Valley employers t[...]insight quirements for different careers. “It is encouraging to see employers interested in shar-[...]Opening ceremonies will be at 10 a.m. March 6 at the north end of the Administration Building. During the cerimonies, the American Spirit Award will be presented to Rodgers-Barstack by Brigadier General John J. Salvadore from Randolph Air Force Base in Texas. The American Spirit Award is the highest honor that can be bestowed to a civilian by the Air Force. The award into educational re- is given to individuals or organizations for consistent support and exhibition of patriotism and service to the country. “I’m very pleased and surprised to[...]in some impressive company. Comedian Bob Hope was the first receipient to receive the award. Other receipients include former Senator[...]and Reba McIntyre. A diverse schedule of events is planned for the day. Domino’s Pizza will give away their produ[...]pizza handed out to visitors. Not to be outdone, the Cappio Coffee Company will hand out free samples of a new line of coffee. One of the main features of this year’s Career Expo will b[...]st Robert McCall. McCall’s mural, titled ‘‘The Spirit of Arizona,’’ was selected as the official poster to represent the theme of Expo ’91. McCall will be present throughout the day to visit with fair-goers and to sell autograp[...]l. Partial proceeds from sales will be donated to the cam- pus re-entry program. According to Rozanna Lockhart, career program ad- visor, last year’s Expo was the most succesful fair to date and will be hard to t[...]gets harder and harder to keep improv- ing,’’ the eight-year planning director said. ‘‘I’m ve[...]han 50 students received job interviews. “All the out-of-state recognition that we have seen is very encouraging to us,”’ said Lockert. ‘‘It shows how fast the reputation of the fair is growing.’’ Talk not cheap: Forensics team funds run dry By Steven Mitchell The Voice The speech forensics team has fallen on hard times. At a recent tournament in Cerritos, Calif., the team fared less than average: in fact of the seven members who competed, none of them manag- ed to reach the finals. “I think the judging had to do with it,’’said Janet Morela[...]able to travel as much as we — should to build the exposure wemneed."” Sa eee[...]gg vee aape 5 the team will be at- © ‘tending the regional tournament on Feb. 28 - March 2 in Price, Utah. - The possibility of traveling to the nationals April 1-5 in California is still intact. Thethe speech foren- sics team for next year should contact Moreland + at 435-3706. \pple introduces the Macintosh 1 come true. } mation wit: MS-DOS, O[...]For further information contact Debbie Felts in the High Tech Center, Room 111 435-3500 é The power to be your best” If you thought that fin[...]h system you could afford was just a dream, then the new, affordable Macintosh LC is a dream The Macintosh LCis rich in color. Unlike many computers that can display only 16 colors at once, the Macintosh LC expands your palette to 256 colors.[...]technology that lets \| you personalize your work by adding voice or other sounds. Like every Macir tosh computer, the LC is easy to set up and easy to master. And it runs thousands of available applications that all work in the same, consistent wzy—sv once you ve learned one program, you're well on your we"’i > Ie amning them all. The Macintosh LC even lets you share infor. ‘ome one who uses a different type of computer—thanks to the versatile apple SuperDrive* which can read from and write to Macintosh, Take a look at the Macintosh LC and see what it gives you. Then pinc[...]C1980 Appte Compuanc Inc Acote the Anpie logo and Mecaniogh ore repsstored rademarns of Angie Computer ic SuperOris and The pow to be your beef” aro wademerts of Ap[...]
	[...]-drlek Just when you thought it was safe to read the paper! 1.14,} Haw-“Leaf“ are back by popular demand. That's right. both readers wanted[...]o display pioneering spirit. Your Lone Ranger kit is on the way. CarleerUuneZl-JulyZZ): What hadbeenanobstacle is no longer a problem. Congratulations on learning[...]ours For Interview Call Don at 423-7774 By Kristi Ebnor The VOICE “The Silence of the It is an excellent A more frightening film than Lambs"[...]begins with FBI trainee Clarice Starling. played by Jodie Foster. being sent to a correctional instit[...]psychotic killer. Dr. Hannibal Lecter. portrayed by Anthony Hopkins. Lecter was a renowned psychiatri[...]keep searching for clues. One critical flaw in”The Silence of the Lambs" was that parts of the plot went from section to section without tying the pieces together. All in all. this was a great movie with superb acting by Foster and Hopkins. along with Scott Glenn. It will keep you on the edge of your seat. On a scale of l-S. “The Silence of the Lambs“ receives a 4. By the way. don’t stop at the concession stand before the show. Vlrgo (Aug. 23—Sept. 22): Read between the lines. You may not get your homework done. but it[...]of burden you should not have been carrying. Have the lazy ass carry his own damn books. m (Feb. l9«M[...]ngs. Before you bite into that hot dog. It today is your birthday. watch out for gifts receiv‘ ed f[...]Jokey Smurf. Dou’r MIND HIM, HE HASN’T BEEN THE SAME SINCE THﬁL QAMN MOVIE. ‘War is obsolete.’ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Wehavead[...]- [.000 volunteers needed Beyond the Balcony By Marc (1c Ccllc ”.1?- ‘ turf “Ll mm 'Ztir‘tm‘ Imouattou' the gataxy is Arizona! Unknowingly. an unimportant desert state provides almost endless entertainment tor the entire Milky Way. Days Of Thunder Mo Better Blu[...]eo in Chnst' own Plan ide Not Top 10 singles of the week 1. Whitney Houston: All the Man That 1 Need 2. CtC Music Factory: Gonna Make[...]ineDion: Where Does My Heart Beat Now 6. Surface: The First Time 7. Chris Isaak: The Wicked Game 8. Keith Sweat: l’ll Give A[...]
	[...]r up trouble in music industry Sy Jason Shadrick The Voice - - Once again, the well-known, but not always well-liked, inead O’Connor has made the world take time to think. O’Connor withdrew from the latest Grammy Awards eremony and competition to demonstrate the ‘‘false and destructive materialistic values’’ of the music industry. She had also pulled out of the English equivalent to she Grammys, which is called the BPI Awards. “I believe very much that the music industry as a whole is concerned mainly with material success, and a ot of artists, I think, are responsible for encouraging the belief in people that material success will make[...]n KPHO-TV, Channel 5. ‘And J think that one of the ways the industry en- rourages commercial success and materiality is bythe American Music Association Awards: ‘‘To confi[...]king about this for a long time before. “So in the light of there being a World War, which think is happening because we, as a race, are concern- d w[...]ted to see if any artist would say anything about the ar and how tragic it was. And nobody said a word other an, you know, ‘peace in the Middle East.’ ” “There’s one thing that m[...]e sitting re speaking to anybody.’”’ lega! by. So Flegal = shat is This F werla coming to?[...]oto 4212 W. Dunlap Rd. 931-8875 When asked about the positive efforts of the music industry, such as Live Aid and We are the World, O’Connor made it known that she thought that ‘‘on thethe whole thing for promotion, which is disgraceful.’’ *At the end of the day, what have I said? What I’ve said is that I believe that the human race is concerned mostly with money, and that we are conc[...]. “What I think people disagree with and have the pro- blem with is when the media get the impression that I am some sort of anti-American, and I don’t know where they get it from. But it’s the very people that I’m talk- ing about, the very people that are responsible for be- ing so greedy and for encouraging the whole thing. They’re the ones that have the problem; \| don’t think it’s the real people. “If there is one thing that I’ve failed to point out, it’s that there are a lot of people involved in the industry who are not greedy and who are not in it[...]se people, but I’d say that 80 percent are. And the 80 percent that are, of course, have been very vo[...]zing, of course.’’ O’Connor’s boycott of the Grammys was followed by Public Enemy’s announcement of not showing. During the Grammys, O’Connor’s message was effec- tive.[...]d Phil Collins made mention of her not winning in the category that he won. He thought she would defini[...]or still won best alternative music performance. The night before the Grammy awards, O’Connor stated that she did not want the award, even if she won. “It represents everything that I despise about the music industry. What people don’t really understand is that when you stand on stage, for example, singing, and there’s one of you and there’s five thousand in the au- dience, whatever you’re giving out to peopl[...]rth an awful lot more to me than a piece of metal is. I don’t want anything to do with that aspect o[...]. Female Volunteers wanted A new female condom, the Reality Vaginal Pouch, is entering its final phase of clinical testing prio[...]emonstrated this device to be more effective than the male condom in preventing the transmission of venereal disease and in preventin[...]n an ongoing monogamous sexual 3. Willing to use the Reality Female Condom as the only means of contraception for a six (6)[...]
	Feature Career in nursing ‘chased’ by males By Michael Maresh The Voice Of the 200 students in the nursing pro- gram on campus, 15 percent are men. According to Elaine Laeger, nursing director at the college for the last nine years, this figure is higher than the na- tional average of 11 percent. “Society has changed in its thinking,”’ Laeger said. ‘‘In the last two decade: there has been less stereotyping.” Although males have always been a force in the nursing field, female nursing students at the college continue to out- number their male counte[...]y 175,000 ‘male students make up 3.6 percent of the na- tion’s nursing force. Some men have gone into nursing because they have relatives who are in the field, while others went into nursing as a career[...]e nurses have existed as long as female nurses in the United States.” Ray Woody is going for a two-year nursing degree. He would lik[...]wasn’t what he wanted to be. And he never got the chance to grow up. Barbara Cage The Voice ‘Society has changed in its thinking. In the last two decades there has been [ess stereotyping[...]r raising his two daughters. One of his daughters is attending medical school, and someday he would like to work with her. He has always been interested in the medical field, but he feels it would take him too[...]da, where his specialty was taxes. Like Woody, he is enrolled in a two-year program. Paul Kaplan has[...]a pa- tient in hospitals and would like to be on the nurses’ side for a change. Military conditions recruits By Barbara Cage The Voice One would never know there was a war going on. Marine Corps Sgt. Curtis McLaurin sat relaxed in the recruiting office inside Christown Mall. Moments before, in the entry hall, two young men had leafed through the Marine Corps pamphlets. “I’ve tried to get into the Marines. They won’t take me,”’ one of them said. He was tall and well-built, and the longing in his voice was evident. The Marine Corps won’t take him, he said, because he is a convicted felon that has served time in prison.[...]be made,’’ McLaurin said. ‘‘It depends on the crime.’’ Felonies aren’t the only thing blocking a hopeful recruit. Lying about anything on the application or any of the re- quirements will also keep a person out. To join the Marines it’s imperative to have either a high s[...]ptable) or 15 college credits. McLaurin says this shows that an in- dividual has made a commitment and taken the time to follow through on it. The recruiter believes a person with that determination will do really well in the Marines. The Marines have a special program called the Marine Corps’ College Enlist- ment Program for[...]ers progressive, accelerated promotions from E-1 (the first step in the pay scale of all five branches of the service) to the rank of E-3 (the third step in the pay scale). “‘Not everyone can be a Marine,” McLaurin said. ‘‘You want to be able to trust the man next to you. Our standards are higher.”[...]nts on campus, along with hj female classmates in the nursing lab, listens to differences in normal an[...]a bachelor’s of science degree in nursing are: the ability to work in any setting in the industry, assuming a leadership role, and little[...]fighting or emergen- cy medical care. One student is majoring For the Marine Corpz, the age limits are 17 to 28. Seventeen-year-olds are[...]his office has turned away a lot of people above the age limit because they may not be able to han- dle the training in boot camp. Before going to boot camp[...]ll-ups; and run a mile and a half in 11 minutes. The overall performance is taken into account, and the age limit can be stretch- ed for those meeting the physical requirements. “Since this thing kicke[...]ed our goal at all,’” McLaurin said. “*When the bombing started, we had a big influx of people coming in. The same thing will probably happen when the ground troops go in.’’ Navy recruiter Glenn[...]ed, saying business was as good, or better, since the war began. Like the Marine Corps, the Navy will not accept people with certain felonies[...]eing accepted: asthma; pins, plates, or screws in the body; and body fat over 23 percent. The enlistment ages for the Navy are 17 to 35; again, parental consent is re- quired for 17-year-olds. The Navy accepts people through age 35 because the physical training in boot camp is not as tough. “The Marines do a lot of running,’’ Shepherd said. ‘‘We spend a lot of time in the classroom doing cranial work.” As far as the current war goes, the Navy is considered a pretty safe place, ac- cording to the recruiter. The ships are off shore sending missiles, Shepherd said, and in the case of an amphibious land assault, the ships[...]ntage. Laeger said other nursing students expect the men to be leaders 4 administrators. Male nurses[...]on nursing should contact Lae, at 435-3205. take the Marines as close to land as pog ble, and the Marines do the fighting However, not all Navy personnel st! on the ships. ‘You know the saying, ‘T\| Marines are looking for a few go me[...]asked. ‘‘That’s us. O corpsmen take care of the Marines. Th go with them in battle and take care their injured.”’ The first step in joining any branch q the service starts with an interview wi a recruiter.[...]g usage, family, and joy should be expected. This is followed ¥ police and reference checks. Army age requirements are 17 to 3 the Air Force’s are 17 to 27, and the Co; Guard’s are 17 to 28. Length 4 assignments[...], t to six years; Air Force, four to six yea: and the Coast Guard, four years. All the branches have some type q educational benefits. F[...]ccording to Profile: a guide military lifestyles, the pay for an E-1 wit less than four months service is $697.2 a month, with a raise to $753.90 aft: that[...]areas of specialized trainiy vary greatly between the branches services. ‘ The easiest way to decide if military li could be for you is to visit a recruiter
	[...]t i f I eB Fond farewell: Voice editor dies By David Madrid and James Gilbert The Voice Michael Dean McAffrey, 21, former feature editor of The Voice, Fall °90, died Feb. 7 at the Glendale Care Center. A Phoenix native, McAffrey[...]His proudest moment was when he played a part in the production of “Tea House of the August Moon.”’ “He didn’t have any lines but just being part of the cast was a dream come true,”’ said his father, Richard McAffrey. For his performance in the play, he won the Most Inspirational Player Award. Mike’s love of acting continued at GCC. He landed the role of Grandpa Brooks in a play call- ed ‘‘Mildred is my Name.”’ ‘Mike loved drama, especially h[...]writing, taking classes in journalism and joining The Voice. ‘‘Mike’s illness made it hard for h[...]ugh in print.’ Although he was confined to bed the last months of his life, his love of writing never sub- sided. The following excerpt is from his personal journal. It was the last piece he wrote. Today I was at the hospital. This time it was not for me. It was nice to be on the other side for once. I was there to see the greatest moment of my life. My sister(Kim) gave b[...]ubles. I saw a little face looking up at me, and the look in her eyes said, ‘‘I want you home, Uncle Mikey.”’ On the outside, I probably didn’t show it, but I felt it on the inside. Thanks Amanda, I’m coming home soon. 435-3820 In Metro Center Advertise in The Voice ba Custom Lettering T-Shirt Peddler 986[...]dictions become obsessive, haunting love affairs By Joyce Barton The Voice A 19-year-old woman stuffs herself with an enormous meal and six chocolate bars, then goes into the women’s restroom and vomits. A 22-year-old col[...]ive behavior, an addiction, a disease. Addiction is one of the problems campus counselors deal with, according t[...]Rideau-Tipton. “Addiction affects students in the classroom, at work and at home,”’ Rideau-Tipton said. That is the bad news. But the good news, according to Rideau-Tipton, is that society is becoming educated and more aware, so it is acceptable and easier for peo- ple to seek help. “Students come into the center already knowing they have a problem,”’ the counselor said. ‘‘We don’t usual- ly have to diagnose it.’’ Defining the problem In a recent talk at West Valley Camelback Hospital, Drew Drazin, addiction counselor at the hospital, defin- ed addiction as ‘‘a patholog[...]n. John Bradshaw, in his book ‘‘Bradshaw on: The Family,’’ says violence in a relationship is also an ad- diction. Both the abuser and the victim are addicted. Any way you define it, professionals all agree addic- tion is a tremendously destructive problem. It is a life-style, or actually a death-style, Bradshaw says, ‘‘based on the relinquishment of the self as a wor- thwhile being,’’ to a self who[...]ovable and happy. Roadblocks to recovery One of the biggest blocks to treatment is denial. It is one thing to diagnose an addiction in a person, and another for the person to accept that diagnosis and seek treatment, Drazin says. Another problem is the preconceived ideas people still have about addict[...]an addiction.”’ However, he says tolerance—the need for more and more of whatever thing a person uses to achieve the same effect—can be an indication of addiction.[...]HIRTS TEAM SHORTS ¢ SWEATS OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS tinued. But addiction is not a weakness; neither is it lack of willpower. It is an illness, a sickness. Another problem is stereotyping: Thinking that an alcoholic is the person hanging out down on the streets of South Phoenix, or that a sex addict is a rapist. All of these may be true, Drazin says, but they are a small percentage, and they are in the late, chronic stages of the addiction. “‘What about thethe relationship addicts have with their chosen addic[...]become more obsessed with their addiction, there is a strong need to feel normal. They want to feel better. And there isthe distortions that are taking place in the addict.’”’ Behavior is what bothers people the most when deal- ing with addicts, Drazin says. Addictions are chronic. The addiction can be arrested but not cured. It is progressive. If a person is working on a program of recovery they are changing. But if they stop, the recovery stops, even if an alcoholic picks up a d[...], have to ap- proach recovery in a different way, the addiction counselor said. Because they still have to eat. Where to go for help The first real self-help for the addict came in 1935 with the beginning of Alcoholics Anonymous, Drazin said. This was geared toward the alcoholic only, but was a prelude to other self-help and support groups. The next advancement was in 1956 when the American Medical Association said that alcoholism was a disease. In the last several years there has been an explosion in the self-help area. There are hundreds of programs ba[...]But it does no good to treat these problems until the addiction has been treated and the person is in recovery. Then the other issues can be treated effectively. For additional information on addiction and the treat- ment available, see the campus counselors, or call West Valley Camelback[...]east-end campus snack bar Cocabana Just east of the Library FREE Small beverage Serving sod[...]
	[...]5, 1991 Baseball hurt, inconsistent, and 1-5 By Jeff Wendt The Voice With a rash of injuries and inconsistencies from one game to the next, the men’s baseball team has opened the season on a low note, winning just one of their first six games so far this season. The Gauchos will have a home-and-home series Tues- da[...]Scottsdale Community College. Over tne weekend, the Gauchos faced Yavapai Col- lege in a home-and-home series, the results of which were unavailable at press time.[...]them,”’ head coach Dave Grant said. ‘‘It is tough to go to Yavapai to play, since the weather and field conditions are tough for us to play in.”’ The Gauchos’ inconsistency showed in their most re- cent loss, a 9-8 decision to the Grand Canyon Universi- ty JV team. The Gauchos were down 7-2, but fought back to tie the game 7-7 in the 8th, only to lose the game in the 9th. **We were behind the whole game, and were able to fight back and tie the game, but we just couldn’t get it together and get the big hit we needed to pull us up,”’ Grant said. Gauchos split with PC On Feb. 19 and 20, the Gauchos played a home-and- home series against Phoenix College, in which the Gauchos won the opener 6-3, but lost the second game 10-4. In the opening game, the story was the pitching of Noah Perry, who pitched a complete game for the Gauchos. “Noah walked two batters in the first inning, but then settled down and stayed under control and finished the game,’’ Grant said. Don Bayus helped the cause by getting three hits, and Kevin Dyer got the key hit in the 6th to put the Gauchos First baseman John Loomis catches the ball on a pickoff attempt of a South Mountain baserunner. South Mountain won this game 7-1 and swept the Gauchos in a two game series the next day. ahead for good. On the second day, the Gauchos lost shortstop Josh Hurst to a bad-hop ground ball that hit him in the eye, forcing him out of action for at least two t[...]turned out to be a bad play, because after that, the Bears scored seven and won the second game. Gauchos lose conference opener The Gauchos lost a home-and-home series with South Mo[...]and 16. “In both games, we weren’t getting the offense and defense needed to win the games,”’ Grant said. “‘We got good pitching from Bryan Lundberg in the first game, but got poor pitching in the second game.”’ To open the season, the Gauchos faced the Arizona State University JV team, losing 6-5 to t[...]but we didn’t have a lot of offense throughout the game,’’ Grant said. Softball begins with 8-4 mark, will host Scottsdale By Matt Suman The Voice After starting the season strong with an 8-4 record overall, and 3-3 in the con- ference, the women’s softball team will be looking to improv[...]he still encourages fans to come out and support theThe Lady Gauchos opened their season with an impressive showing at the Arizona Western College Tournament in Yuma, Feb 8-10. “We played tremendous ball in the tournament,’’ Gamez said. Posting a 5-1 record, the Gauchos plac- ed third in the tournament, with their only loss coming to Fullerton College. After giving up 5 runs in the first two innings, the Gauchos battled back, before losing 6-4. In the their first conference game this season, the Gauchos split a double-header with Mesa Community College, on Feb. 12. After trashing MCC 8-1 in the first game, the Thunderbirds bounced back and defeated the Gauchos 6-1 in the se- cond game. “I think we won the first game too easi- ly, and let up in the second game,”’ Assis- tant Coach Mike Grimaldi said. “I think every game is still a learning experience,”’ second year pl[...]Molander said. Against Central Arizona College, the Gauchos definitely learned something, as the defending national champs swept the double-header from the Gauchos, 4-0, and 42. But even in defeat, the Gauchos show- ed they are a much improved team. In the second game, the Gauchos had a chance to tie with two runners on in the ninth, but CAC was able to get the final out, and end the Gauchos hope of a split. A victory over CAC would have been sweet for Gamez, their former head coach, but the Gauchos will have other chances. ‘We just have to learn to eliminate the little mistakes,’’ Gamez said. ‘‘But I ex- pect us to beat Central before the season is over.” “To know we can play with Central, an[...]ves us a lot of confidence.’’ Molander said. The Gauchos bounced back from their tough losses to C[...]ith two strong pitching perfor- mances, Feb. 18. The pitching was the main concern at the beginning of the season, and despite the great showing against SMCC, Gamez isn’t satisfied. “The pitching is looking a lot better,”’ Gamez said. ‘‘But it is still suspect.” Strong defense, and aggressive offense has propelled the team so far, as the Gauchos lead the league in double-plays, including four against CA[...]long way,’’ Gamez said. ‘‘I don’t think the girls expected to do this well.”’ “No team[...]think our fall program really helped. But most of the credit has to go to the girls. They’ve worked hard, and now they’re starting to believe.” By Mike Pettice The Voice Although only a few weeks into the new season, both the Men’s and Women’s tennis teams are off to ver[...]e no complaints so far.” That basically sums up the start of the men’s tennis season, according to Head Coach Ray Simpson. The Gauchos currently hold a 1-1 record and are sho[...]head of where I had expected.” Glendale opened the season with a tough loss to highly rated Scottsdale CC, 3-6. Despite getting the loss, Simpson stated that he was satisfied with h[...]ould have gone either way.”” Kawal Patel was the only Gaucho to win in singles play, while teams o[...]n Holder were victorious in doubles competition. The Gauchos lone victory so far this season, was a do[...]ike we did last week, we should fare well.’’ The Gauchos will face the Univer- sity of Mary (Minn.) on Mon.; South Mount[...]tand 2-2 After losing their first two mat- ches, the women’s tennis team has re- bounded with two ve[...]eriences,’’ said Head Coach Joann Pell. ‘“The teams we played were four year schools, with very strong programs.” Last Tuesday, the Gauchos open- ed conference play with an impressi[...]rici, Brittany Rice, and Michelle Steinbeiss. “The bottom half of our team real- ly pulled it out for us,’’ Pell said. “The experience we gained in our first two matches rea[...], and No. \| player Christine Murphy, (6-3, 6-2). The Gauchos will have two con- gerence matches this w[...]Photo by Steve Mitchell/Vel
	[...]etball closes out season strong showing at Pima By Dawn DeChristina The Voice The men’s and women’s college track teams run up[...]tion,’’ Coach Ran- dy Espinoza said. Friday, the team raced against the clock for their second meet, against Phoenix Coll[...]hoenix are their toughest competition. ‘‘Mesa is stronger than the past although it’s good for competition,’’ said George Davies, coach for jumpers. The second meet is the biggest meet in the season. “‘If we beat Mesa it will decide the conference championship, which we won last year,’’ said Jackie Espinoza, a member of the team. “‘The second meet you feel more con- fident against the[...]stronger than last year. Women strong this year The women’s team ran hard at Pima Aztec Classic on Feb. 16. Theis a good- coordinated, strong girl; she has a ticke[...]ts on relays, and Andrea McKenzie placed first in the 800. Aimee Anthony came out with one in- dividua[...]Women falling, By Jeff Wendt The Voice The women’s college basketball team fell to fifth p[...]ringing their overall record to 16-10 and 10-7 in the conference. “Scottsdale came out very intense[...]oach Greg Silcox said. ‘‘We were behind 20 at the half and came out and played an even, but ugly second half.”” Friday the ladies played South Mountain Community College, although scores were not available at press time. The Lady Gauchos are preparing for their final two ga[...]llege, and Friday night at Cochise. “Northland is a quick, athletic team that puts good pressure on the ball,”’ Silcox said. “‘It will be tough to win at Cochise, because it is one of the toughest gyms to play in.”’ The Lady Gauchos faced Phoenix College on Feb. 13, and in a game in which the Gauchos lost two of their top players, Cindy Cobos and Stacy Jockela, the Gauchos defeated the[...]rsts on relays. “This year’s women’s track is the best we've ever had,”’ said Richard Cherry, c[...]He said that to be a good thrower one has to have the desire to learn and im- prove, and the discipline to practice on a very regular basis. Men looking to improve The men fought to the finish line in the Pima Aztec Classic on Feb. 16. Carl Am- bramsen hurdled first in the 110-meter high hurdles. Ray Beadle ran second in the 400-meter dash. Mike Hungerford made first in the 35-pound shot put, shooting a school record of 50[...]de sixth in javelin and eighth in discus. Fincher is one of Cherry’s most dedicated men. ‘‘Second season they should be up there at the top,’’ Davies said. Future meets The ASU Collegiate Open (Hep- tathlon/Decathlon) will be held on March 1 and 2 at Tempe (ASU). “ASU is the first big meet where we can get a look at all of the other teams in our conference,’’ said Phil Jackson, a first-year long distance runner for the team. Their next meet is against Scottsdale Community College and South Mo[...]3 p.m. on March 8 at Scottsdale. ‘‘Scottsdale is not very competitive; they are very weak, and South Mountain is traditionally not very good,”’ said Shawn Simon, on the men’s track team. The track team placed sixth in the na- tion last year and is favored for a regional championship. “They'll[...]step in.” but in playoffs Bears 77-64. “It is a shame that the injuries oc- cured to those two players because they developed the most as basketball players and they developed themselves as people,’’ Silcox said. Silcox said the last 18 minutes of the first half were the best the team has played all year long. ‘We were ahead by 14 at the half, and then stretched the lead to 23, and then we decided to cruise,’’ Silcox said. ‘‘They tried a run in the last 2:30, but only got it back to 13.” The Gauchos then faced Yavapai College on Feb. 16. where without Cobos, who is due back for Wednes- day’s game, and Jokela, who is out indefinitely, the Gauchos were defeated by Yavapai 71-58. “Without those two in theThe Gauchos are ishing the regular season with four games in nine days. “[...]ng By Matt Suman The Voice The men’s basketball team will finish up its season[...]College and Cochise Community College this week. The Gauchos played South Mountain Community College on Friday, but results were not available. Against NPC, the Gauchos will try to get back into the win column after drop- ping their last six games. For Head Coach Paul Long and the Gauchos that may be easier said than done. Northland Pioneer, one of the top teams in the league, defeated the Gauchos earlier in the season 104-95. “We played them tough before,[...]is time,”’ Long said. Gauchos lose tough one The Gauchos lost a hard-fought game against Phoenix C[...]b. 13. Trailing 79-78 with under a minute to play the Gauchos had a chance to take the Archery teams By Dawn Bartlett The Voice With the indoor tournament competi- tions for the GCC archery team coming to a close, Coach John Roles feels the season can only get better. “We have had a lot of problems with the indoor season, but we only have one more indoor event and then the team can take a break and concentrate on the out- door season.”’ Roles feels that the team prefers out- door competitions to indoor because of the challenge and the increased skill level. In outdoor events the shooting distance is greater, there are more rounds to com- pete in, a[...]onsidered. “‘Outdoor competitions are really the best way for a shooter to show his talent and skill,’’ Roles said. Roles also feels that the team will do better in the latter part of the season because the team is motivated and is showing great improvement. By James Gilbert The Voice It was a return to the realm of sunken putts on Feb. 14 and 15 for the Glendale Community College golf team, as they competed in the Arizona Collegiate Inter- national held at Happy Trails Resort. The Gauchos took 2nd place in the tournament, finishing 26 strokes behind Scottsdale Community College. Grand Canyon University rounded off the top three by finishing in 3rd place, just one stroke behind the Gauchos. “For our first time out this year we were very pleased with the outcome,” said fourth-year golf coach Don Ulm. After the invitational’s first day, the Gauchos found themselves eight strokes out of first place, finishing the day at 297. “‘We were optimistic about our posi- tion in the standings after the first day,”’ Ulm said. ‘‘Being eight strokes down is nothing. We felt that we had the ability to pick them back up.”’ Unfortunately, the Gauchos were never able to close the gap on Scottsdale. Dur- lead, but missed a free throw, and PC ex- tended their lead to 81-78. The Gauchos had a chance to tie the game, but missed a 3-point shot as time expired.[...]Yavapai runs over Gauchos Yavapai College handed the Gauchos their sixth straight defeat, as they ran over the Gauchos, 131-112. “We started the game with a full-court press,’’ Long said. ‘‘But they broke it, and got a lot of easy layups.”’ The Gauchos were able to cut the lead to 4 in the second half but could get no closer as YC pulled away again. Freshmen look toward next year With the season coming to an end, and the playoffs far beyond their reach, the freshmen are waiting for next year. Now we're[...]playing for next year.’” getting better “The team is really doing good,’’ Roles said, ‘‘they h[...]ryone gets along great.’’ According to Roles the team improve- ment is evident in the shooters increased scoring ability. The scores of the in- dividual shooters are up from the 160 range into the 230 to 240 range, this in turn helps to bring the team average up. According to Roles, the team’s shooting distance is also increasing which shows that the team skill level is improv- ing because the shooters are becoming more accurate and more conf[...]. *When individual shooters show im- provement, the team average reflects those improvements.” The team’s first outdoor competition will be the ACCAC Intermountain Invita- tional at Phoenix Col[...]o take a break before our first outdoor event but the team is not going to slack off,’’ Roles said. ‘‘I feel our team will be very competitive in the last part of the season.’ Golf opens with second place finish ing the second day of the tournament Glendale lost ground and dropped another 18 strokes. The Gauchos also had to fight off a late rally by Grand Canyon. The Antelopes were six strokes behind the Gauchos when theThe Gauchos were led by the shooting of returning sophomore Nick Rizer and newcomer Dan Anderson. Rizer was the top Gaucho golfer, finishing 4th overall. Anderso[...]his heels, taking Sth place. Also placing among the leaders were Anders Bergh and Greg Kornburger, wh[...]ust pick- ed up where they left off last season. The next apppearance in tournament play for the Gauchos was the Pima Invita- tional, held in Tucson on Feb[...]
	[...]as been said that history repeats itself. If this is so. then it's doing a bad job of it. There was the war then; there is the war now. There were the peace activists then; there are the... Where are the peace activists now? There are actually quite a f[...]en military veterans. Some are still around from the last war, and still want peace. But most of the peace lovers of today are in the closet. coming from a generation that hasn’t ye[...]ion Seriously Social Peace activists, come out of the closet: The world needs you They say they want peace, but won’t stand up for their beliefs in the matter. Do they need someone to hold their hands[...]t has happened to America? People complain about the lack of freedom of speech. bit when they have access to it. they don‘t say a word. The press seems to be LCVEI’iI’lg more about the support of the troops and the war, and almost nothing on the peace rallies. The reason for this is that the peace ac- tivists aren’t making enough noise.[...]itting around doing nothing and complaining about the war with your friends, get out and march. Circula[...]ally on campus to make people take notice of what is going on. All the information that is being reported by the press is coming through the Pentagon. Who controls the Pentagon and the rest of the military? The politi- cians. of course. Since wheti have the politicians told the people what was really going on? Give me a break! Have all the people of America gone so blind that they are willing to trust a government that is no more than a bunch of contemptive. bureaucrats[...]wn good? I certainly hope not. [don't want to be the only person that still believes that peace has a[...]’s about time for something big to hap- pen on the side for peace. It‘s time for the people who truly want peace to get off their lazy[...]ou have to write letters to your co igressmen. to the Presi» dent even. and tell them how you feel. W[...]How many people have to die before this happens? The freedom of speech. which is the most powerful weapon we have. must be utilized in[...]o stand alone. Let's do something soon before it is too late . of a refreshing 32-min“: Li[...]
	[...]al boxer apply now. will appear at ASU West. wins by TKO. Glendale Community College 9 "[...]No. 13 -: Hatch ll, 1991 Smoking endangered By Wendy Still"! The Voice Whether or not tobacco is banned in all district buildings will soon be deCided by the Maricopa Com- munity Colleges Governng Board. Ho[...]faculty members. especially here on campus. think the district is just blowing smoke. Robert Hubbard. Glendale philosophy professor and president of the district faculty senate. said the faculty does not support the proposal. “The faculty today voted in favor of the status quo." Hubbard said at the recent Board meeting. “We were defending libert[...]and trying to avoid this fascism." Hubbard said the faculty was also concerned with how the policy would be enforced. The proposal calls for en- forcement through the normal chain of command. The proposed ban would prohibit all uses of tobacr co[...]ewing tobacco. tn college buildings and vehicles. The sale of tobacco products on campuses would also be prohibited. The proposal submitted for consideration CllCd a 1986[...]n, Board presi- dent aiid Glendale chiropractor. "The average person does not have the capacity to make value judgments without some stable data." Amrein said the policy includes chewing tobacco “primarily because chewing tobacco is the greatest car- cinogen known to man." Amrein acknowledged there is no second-hand risk with chewing tobacco. The district recently conducted a survey of students to determine attitudes about smoking issues. Of the students questioned at Glendale, 160 agreed that[...]ree, including chewing tobacco. One hundred forty-theis also studying electronics. "but i kind of agree with Nick. lt‘s their right to smoke it the) want to.“ Dave Bradley. who is studying robotics. thinks an area should be secti[...]ihal. one oi (ilendale‘s representatives to - - the Governing Board. wants ad\ ice or suggestions reg[...]Rosenthal said. Students can contact Rosenthal on the district's elec- Mark Thomas, preSident of Assooated Students. watches as Andy Field uses the lift on a ”0“” ”‘3” ‘Y-‘mm‘ 0'[...]5 3 3 2 2 ti. new wheelchair accessible van. The van was purchased for Glendale Community College MSW“: ““071 “"9 the Dmpmﬂ' "L" approwd. by the Associated Students as their community servtce pr[...]“"1. 5 if" ”Pm” .”‘ . . “1 think it s the right thing to Jo. sdu; the tong-time dent Dr. John Ft. Waltrip, there are a[...]lared handicapped students who will benilit from the vehicle. Board member‘ “I w'” m” I” ”' The Board will study the proposal and take testimony at its March 12 meeting at the district office at ‘ pm.
	Low turnout at Honors gathering By Steven Mitchell The Voice Honors students and faculty took time out of their busy schedules to gather for a party in the Student Union Feb. 28. The party, which was spon- sored by the Student Honors Organization, gave students and fa[...]ce to socialize in an informal setting. However, the festivities were overshadowed by thethe approximately 60 seats available for members, onl[...]re occupied. Additional emphasis was plac- ed on the inconsistent use of the Electronic Forum, designed sole- ly for honors students. The Electronic Forum is a method of communication among students and facu[...]ity to view an updated schedule of events through the use of computer ter- minais in High Tech I. “[...]for us,’’ said Daniel Welsh in an address to the gathered students. In addition to the food and refreshments, there was a talent show. Among the performances was a reading of poems by Muriel Gray and a speech about drugs delivered by Troy Conrad. “We should take Nancy Reagan’s[...]al aid Fall applications are now being accepted By Jon Gabriel The Voice For students applying for financial aid for the fall, time is money. ‘By applying now, you can get ahead of the game,’’ said campus financial aid technician[...]ans and grants are available for students through the Financial Aid Office. In order to obtain them, students must apply before the approaching deadlines. Eighteen activity and institutional scholarships are available through the college. These include scholarships for specific majors, athletics, and for various other awards. The scholarships vary in amount from $25 to $1,000. These campus scholarships must be applied for by August \|. Scholarships from outside organiza- tions are also available to students. by August 1, 1991. Financial aid, in the form of grants and student loans, requires completion of other paperwork. The priority deadline for these finan- cial aid forms is April 15. Explaining the ‘‘priority deadline,’ s = ° > é ze 2 = w[...]ren take a dragon of a roller coaster ride during the Associated Students-sponsored Spring Carnival on campus March 2-10. Popular hot spots are just around the corner By Julla De Simone The Voice Spring break is the fantasy of tanned bodies near exotic beaches, and drinking margaritas with the reality of outrageous prices. But this year, spri[...]y. A roundtrip plane ticket to Mazatlan, Mexico, is $352 for three nights and four days. The trip includes transportation from the airport to the hotel A roundtrip plane fare to Cabo San Lucas costs $314, which includes the total package: three nights and four days with transportation from the airport to the hotel. The third hot spot is Taos, New Mex- ‘w. It costs $220 for a roundtri[...]ts and four days lodg- ings. Transportation from the airport to the hotel is also provided. “There are some great specials right now because of the war situation,’’ Elia said. Further information for spring break escapes can be obtained by any travel agent at Westridge Travel or by calling 873-2555. For those people who would rather ‘‘do Arizona,’’ the March of Dimes is hosting its annual Experience Walkathon, a cam- paign to raise money for healthier babies. The free walkathon is at 6 a.m. on March 23 at Encanto Park, ISth Avenu[...]officer, said there will be a group walkathon for the Glendale Com- munity College students and faculty. The group walkathon will provide free transportation from the campus to the walkathon. “The walk is pretty nice,’’ Jacobs said. “It is good if you want to help your com- munity and hav[...]ion. Bannard explained in a phone interview that the Walkathon will have start and finish lines consis[...]er information, students and teachers can pick up the white applica- tions on campus at the Student Govern- ment office or Fry’s Food store[...]ould be sure to have an award notification letter by the time school started.’” As common as mistakes[...]Sanzari lists procrastina- -tion and not reading the instructions at the top of the list. Sanzari encourages students to ac- curately fill out thethe Financial Aid Office at 435-3378. Wanted: your blood By Sevag Hayan The Voice _ Phi Theta Kappa wants your blood. On Ma[...]t, public relations officer for Phi Theta Kappa. The campus has held the record for highest number of pints of blood donated among the community colleges in Arizona. Last semester, 142[...]d be separated to go to five people. Even though the war is over, 27 pints of blood a week still goes to the military. Anyone thinking about donating blood should consider the following guidelines for when nof to donate: Re[...]hroat or fever. *Close contact with hepatitis in the past 12 months. Tattoos in the past 12 months. eInfection or disease for which prescribed medication is being taken. ©Vaccinations in the past 24 ‘hours; with some vaccinations, the wait is even longer before donating. eMajor surgery or blood transfusion in the past 12 months. eDental work (including cleaning) in the past 3 days. ePregnancy in the past 6 weeks. No appointment is necessary for students wishing to donate; walk-ins are welcome. The blood drive will be at held at the Student Union. “I'd like to thank everyone that participated in the past and encourage people to make it this[...]
	[...]an Spirit Award symbolizes ‘love of country’ By Joni Kowitz The Voice Barry Goldwater, Lee Iacocca and Reba M[...]in common, but they do. Now they've been joined by Dr. Renee Rodgers- Barstack, director of career e[...]ous spectators witnessed Rodgers-Barstack receive The American Spirit Award Wednesday during Career Exp[...]and continuing love of country and dedication to the American way of life,’’ said Col. James E. Watson, vice commander of the United States Air Force Recruiting Service at Ran[...]son said. Watson presented Rodgers-Barstack with the award after giving a brief history of the American Spirit Award that included Bob Hope accepting the first one in 1980. Goldwater, Iacocca and McIntyre are other previous recipients. *This is an honor that \| will share with my staff, my coll[...]Watson presents Dr. Renee Rodgers- Barstack with The American Spirit Award. the resources I needed to do my job, and provided me the time I needed to be involved in community ac tivi[...]gers-Barstack added that everyone helped her and the only thing they have received from her in return[...]anks and love.” ‘When I was first told about The American Spirit Award, I was overwhelmed by the fact that while our country is in the midst of a war and its aftermath, that the USAF still made the effort and found time to visit us here at Glendal[...]s your life,’’ Ward said. ‘‘l can imagine the number of people she (Rodgers-Barstack) has helpe[...]‘You gave me my one moment in time. I hope this is one of many that you have had.’* Host David Briant, director of The INSTITUTE on campus, read a message from Gov. Fif[...]Renee...1 wish to congratulate you for receiving the distinguished American Spirit Award from the United States Air Force. As an ex-Air Force Cap- tain, I know the importance of this award. It is the highest award that any civilian can receive from the Air Force.”* Also in his note, Symington thanked Rodgers-Barstack for the ‘‘wonderful work you have done for the citizens of this state.”’ Job hunting: tips to finding a career By Mike Maresh The Voice Job hunting’s a serious game that could involve risks without immediate reward. The nine ways to identify prospective employers was the topic for the recent Employment Talks seminar Feb. 25 held on c[...]with peo- ple who can help you, and being offered the job.” Word of mouth garners up to 70 to 80 per[...]a tip, word-of-mouth ap- plicants should research the job with phonebooks, career guidance centers, and information systems. Baugh stated the most important aspect of this process is telling the employer what field or area you want to work in. After word of mouth, the second most successful contact in finding a job is through employment agencies. Employment agencies[...]to Baugh, a major drawback to employment agencies is that usually the agent requires a fee from the employer (not the employee). This is a percentage of the employee’s annual salary, usually 10-30 percen[...]ore cost-effective ways to fill their positions. The third most effective channel is classified ads, which accounts for only 10 percent or less of new hires. The remaining sources for the job hunt are career centers, Department of Econom[...]of all hiring. Baugh advises people to research the companies they want to work with, and then[...]
	[...]that will probably light up a few controversies. The policy submitted calls for a tobacco-free campus, which will ban the use of tobacco in any form in any enclosed building throughout the district. Although the policy has some merit, it is doubtful that it will help to alleviate the current pro- blem of too many cigarette butts finding their way to the ground instead of the trash cans. Maybe if planners thought a little more on this one, the smoke would part, allowing a better policy to filter through the haze. If passed as is, the proposed tobacco ban would do more harm than good, and contribute to the already-growing campus ashtray theory. The campus is starting to looking disgusting. A Carl Sagan wou[...]tte butts scat- tered all over campus. Why worsen the situation? If passed, smokers will be forced to go outdoors where they will casually litter the cam- pus with more butts. The Life Science and Language Arts buildings are prim[...]n trash cans and ashtrays at these buildings. It is quite obvious that they are being overlooked because nobody is using them. If they were, the ground wouldn’t look so much like an ashtray.[...]ut- doors would only strengthen their belief that the right to smoke is accompanied by the right to litter. Essentially, there are just too[...]apitol punishment: legislators on Candid Camera By Eric Wincentsen The Voice Carolyne Walker is a goddess, and anyone who doesn’t agree is racist slime. But first things first. As Azscam[...]lice Chief Ruben Ortega’s video collection (not the ones of the news reports con- gratulating him on the Keys Market drug bust) gets more air time, and the people at the Chamber of Commerce look for second jobs, and the whole mess gets more complicated than ever. It n[...]asers in her defense. It now looks like her trial is goiug to cost Arizona tax- payers more than the savings and loan bailout. Walker also reportedly[...]ditor: Dawn De Christina What I Want).’”” The one thing she hasn’t done yet is pull her usual ‘‘I’m Black, therefore I’m above the law” tricks. Both Walker and Rev. Oscar Tillman, the local head of the Na- tional Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People, have refrained from making a racial issue over the sting operation. Walker is just the tip of the iceberg. Bobby Raymond, former District 21 legisl[...]ly demonstrated his devotion to his constituants by saying ‘‘F--k them.”’ A little-known fac[...]d representative, wanted a shrimp con- cession in the casino that Vincent planned to build. I could think of bet- ter things to flush my political career down the toilet for. But then, intelligence has never bee[...]ff Photographers: Rich Davila, Jeff Graham, From the Balcony Capel © 1990 bs By Mare de Celle Computoons™, AX Rights Res[...]to reap, time to sow, time to remove from office By David Madrid The Voice - There are two types of laws in this country. There is one law for the average citizen, and there is another law for politicians. Our politicians make the laws that we must follow, yet they see no reason[...]themselves. And why should they? They know that the worst that happens to dirty politicians is that other dirty politicians may strongly deplore them. Consider the Keating Five, who became the Keating One. The other four senators were found guilty of using ba[...]punishment. If I ever succumb to bribery, I hope the law will be as lenient with me. Of course, it won[...]. \| would be jailed. No one would claim, despite the evidence, that I did nothing wrong, as they have[...]an ex-POW has its advantages McCain was perhaps the most guilty of all the senators. He not only took money from Charles Keating, but also flew his family and himself to the Bahamas at the expense of Keating. While there, the McCain family vaca- tioned at the Keating mansion. Later, McCain’s wife entered into a profitable business relationship with Keating. The Voice This is bad judgment? Considering the scolding that the senators got, I would say they used excellent judgment. They know we will re-elect them. They broke the law and have survived virtually unscathed. So is it any wonder that our state legislators have followed the lead of our senators? Although we have seen them[...]are sitting in jail awaiting trial wish they had the same consideration as our lawmakers. But these p[...]motion in Maricopa County Superior Court to quash the in- dictment against her. A telling part of the motion states that an “‘invisible constitutio[...]m prosecutorial mischief and unlawful intrusion. The hypocrisy that pervades our political system is astounding. Why should these elected officials be[...]hand and we re-elect them no matter what they do. The servants are now the masters and we, the people, now reap what we have sowed. ‘VOICE[...]uter Aided Graplucs: Bobby Warren, Marc De Celle The Voice is published every other week; 5,000 copies are distributed free on campus. Display advertising is $5 per colume ich Contact the im The Voice newsroom, Language Ars Building, Room 107;[...]21 Editorial Policy: Unsigned editorials reflect the majority view of the Editorial Board. Signed editorials reflect the views and opinions of their authors and not that of The Voice Glendale Community College 6000 W.[...]
	[...]her gets to heart of matter Stephen Cooper By Julla De Simone The Voice he room is quiet. A light shines T over an isolated figure.[...]ogy pro- fessor, sits like a flawless statue. She is surrounded by an audience of piled Papers and an opened compute[...]perimental psychology. As Betsy turned away from the com- puter, a preoccupied expression showed in he[...]d I did a lot of that. I tried to concentrate on the positive.’’ Steve’s health problems first[...]off balance,”’ she said. According to Betsy, the first doctor from CIGNA gave her husband two op-[...]husband contracted a bacterial infec- tion. With the advice of another doctor, the new heart valve was replaced in December. After[...]es a day and take antibiotics three times a day. The IVs were later cut back to three times a day and[...]’s IV, got ready for school, and arrived at GCC by 7:30 a.m. to teach her classes. At 2:25 p.m. she returned home and inserted a second IV. The Coopers’ evenings were free until 11:15 p.m. when Steve got his last IV. Steve is now on oral antibiotics, which he must continue t[...]ill, has lost 90 pounds, and Betsy says “‘it is contributing to his getting well.’’ As she c[...]r devastating recollections, she was holding back the tears. “I think we’re stronger,” the dedicated wife said. ‘‘You do what you have t[...]managing, but you do because you have no choice. The alternative is not worth considering.’” The interview was interrupted by two students who came into the biology pro- fessor’s office to discuss their grades. When the interview resumed, Betsy told how she felt alone[...]eve suffered loneliness also. “Those have been the hardest times for me, and vice versa,’’ she s[...]oing through it more alone. When your life’s on the line, you know where your priorities are.’’ Betsy’s mother has been the one per- son who has stuck by her during the ordeal, but teachers and students have been supportive on the job, and Dr. John R. Waltrip, college president, and thethe faculty were all concern- ed with Steve’s condition, but knew he would pull through. “Obviously this is a life-threatening ill- ness, but he’s younger and he’s ornery,”’ Brandt said. According to Lynch, the faculty in the life science department set up a calendar so each day one of the teachers would do something helpful for the Coopers, such as baking cookies or sending cards.[...]his health,” Lynch said. Brandt explained that the students also played a large part in the Coopers’ sup- port group. “Most of the students have sent cards Many stopped and inquire[...]d to other illnesses, no visitors were allowed in the hospital. She said the stack of cards people sent from GCC and other campuses were sometimes the only exciting thing occur- ring during the ordeal. During the interview, Steve himself entered the room briefly and casually pointed to his IV. Afte[...]p students succeed in psychology classes. “He is a very caring instructor. He is so anxious for them (the students) to be as good as they can, and he gets[...]sing,’’ Brandt said. ‘‘This place isn’t the same without him. That’s true.” Lynch shares this feeling of how special Cooper is. ‘‘He deeply cares about others and I think t[...]ent in April, and hopes to be back to teaching in the fall, but Betsy says she is sure of one thing: “We are both taking the summer off.” PMS cramping lifestyles of women By Joyce Barton The Voice A 22-year-old college student is looking forward to graduation, marriage, and the start of her career. But on a regular basis she[...]violent emotional outbursts. These symptoms bring the forward motion of her life to a halt and make lif[...]usan suffers from Premenstrual Syndrome, PMS. In the book, ‘‘PMS,”’’ Dr. R.V. Norris, says n[...]fairly regular symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. The vast majori- ty have mild complaints, but 3 milli[...]“To understand PMS you must first understand the most delicate and sophisticated function of the female body—the menstrual cycle,’’ Norris writes in his book. Each month, deep within the brain, a strategic oc- curance of messages and re[...]In some women this delicate multi-system effort is thrown out of balance, causing any of over 150 sy[...]ian Remington, nurse practitioner and director of the PMS Clinic on the Black Canyon Highway, talked about the tremendous problems PMS can cause for women. ‘By the time women come to us, the majority have been to therapists and to other doc[...]- toms.”’ She says she can count on one hand the number of women who have received help for PMS wi[...]Remington sees PMS as a two-fold problem: Besides the symptoms caused by the hormonal imbalances dur- ing a woman’s cycle, a[...]tes another group of symptoms that are aggravated by PMS, and have to be treated separately. In his b[...]epilepsy, migraines, diz- ziness, inflamation of the eye, hoarseness, sore throat, sinusitis, rhinitis[...]fe, and, in turn, her family. Stress intensifies the symptoms. This is why high- achieving women in demanding profession[...], in addition to holding down a job, tend to have the most extreme episodes of PMS. PMS can also affec[...]e, may find they have more interest in sex during the premenstrual phase. But most PMS sufferers are no[...]al wedge bet- ween husband and wife that leads to the threat of divorce, or to an actual divorce. Norris also reports the effect on children. They can become either withdrawn or react with outbursts and hostility of their own. The January "87 issue of Health magazine reports that the first connection between hormones and monthly mood swings was made in 1931. In the late 1950s studies showed that women commit ted more violent crimes just before their periods started By 1979 a controversy began when press coverage of P[...]might not be able to handle top jobs because of the influence of their ‘raging hor- mones.’” In 1980 British lawyers came up with the PMS defense. They successfully obtained an acquittal for a barmaid accused of killing another barmaid by arguing she had been suffering from PMS. As a re[...]regression in women’s strug- gle for equality, the article reported. Remington says women are sensi[...]’t have to suffer. Remington believes that PMS is an imbalance of pro- gesterone and estrogen. The clinic uses natural pro- gesterone which is absorbed under the tongue. This, in combination with treatment for low metabolism has helped large numbers of women. PMS is a complex physiological disorder with a stigma attached to it. But once it is properly treated, there will be no out-of-[...]
	By Jason Shodﬂelt In the beginning there were those who told what they thought the stars said. No“ there are Haw’llaa'u. which t[...]21-June 20): Financial status of one close to you is clariﬁed. They're broke and want your money. C[...]Call Don at 423-7774i l I I l By Dawn DeChrIstlm The VOICG Emme Kemp. pianist. singer. and come poser, wrll be singing solo at the Kim. \SL’ West's performing arts theater. Kemp is appearing in the GCC Artists Series to replace Pearl WilliamsJones. who recently died. “Emme Kemp is a wonderfully credited performer.“ says Mary Ann Dutton, retired music coordinator from GCC. who is managing the concert. “She is a ﬁne artist." Kemp has toured nationally in “Raisin in the Sun." performed and written original shows. and has been hailed by two American masters: Eubie Blake, who called her[...]Louis Armstrong, who said, “Emme Kemp swings at the piano and she is a great singer‘...she sends me.“ Kemp will s[...]r. and arranger Kemp recorded with Eubie Blake on the historical album of his song hits. Kemp‘s career has always included gospel at its core. “Music is a life work." she said when interviewed locally. “You are always going to the next plane in perfecting and refining. ' A nativ[...]Kemp {tax “or. awards for her composing “rom the American Socrety of ('ompOsers. Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) and the National Endowment for the Arts. Her jazz ballet. “First Awakening." was presented at Lincoln Center for the Pera forming Ans in Washington, Dc. Kemp is sponsored by the college’s Evening Students Association Artists Series in cooperation with ASU West. ”The idai ofthe Artists Series is culture.“ said Judy Hoover. publicity director for the series. The concert will take place at 8 p.m. March l5 at ASU[...]ng elephant probably wasn't real. Take it easy on the drugs, OK? Ubn (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You‘ll lear[...]lity. More than likely, your cat will not survive the drop off your roof. Scorplo (Octi 23-Nov, 2]): I[...]tiative in matters, Keep things in top condition; the lock on your handcuffs needs oil. mm (Jan. 20-Fe[...]lue” (Feb. l9—Ma.rch 20): Intuitive intellect is ex— cellent guide. Too bad you don‘t have any. If today is your binhday. you are one day closer to your deat[...]‘s ragtime to America's ﬁrst music—gospel. The Opera Workshop will present scenes from musical theater at 7:30 p.m. March l7. in the Performing Ans The concert will include songs from “Wbst Side Story." “Camelot." "The Boy Friend." “Paint Your Wagon." “Student Pri[...]sic Man," and staff. Tickets are available at the cashier‘s office and at the door the m ening oi the performance. For more information .all 435-3'20.[...]usical theater “Kismet." along with selections by Jerome Kern. The program is directed b_\ Tricia 1r- by and Mary Ann Dutton. and accomr panied by Carol Peat and Gail Wood. Singers are Cheryl Egl[...]e Staradub. Linda Moser and Linda Boyd. eel [if The top ten movie rentals Air America Flatliners .[...]®9N0@“0N3 According to Tower Video ide Not The top ten albums 1. 2. 3 4. 5. 6. 7, 8. 9.[...]
	[...]Page 7 Gauchos beat in first round again By Jeff Wendt The Voice The women’s college basketball team closed out the 1990-91 season Wednesday night as the Lady Gauchos were defeated by Eastern Arizona College 74-64 in the first round of the Region I playoffs. “‘We got outplayed agains[...]Silcox said. ‘‘Eastern did a good job pushing the ball up in transi- tion, but we didn’t defend it well.’’ Eastern was ahead by 11 points at the half and extended the lead to 15 early in the second half. The Gauchos tried to close late in the game, but could only get it down to the 10-point lead Eastern even- tually won the game by. “We were getting good shots, but we weren’t able to get the boards, so we were only getting one shot,”’ S[...]do things to be successful.’’ Kim Besold led the Lady Gauchos in scoring with a season-high 29 poi[...]Haney scored 10. Gauchos win, host playoff game The Lady Gauchos won tne right to host the first-round home playoff game when they defeated[...]yed pretty well overall,’’ Silcox said. ‘‘The kids were focused offensively and shot the ball well, which was a key for us.”” ‘ The Gauchos were led by Trina Haney’s season-high 22 points, Tina Crosb[...]game which Silcox described as “‘ugly,’’ the Lady Gauchos defeated Cochise College 53-52 on Ma[...]did a good job defensively on putting pressure on the ball,’’ Silcox said. Besold’s 17 points led the Gauchos in scoring, with Karen Vasecky scoring 12[...]h 10. “‘We held our poise and composure down the stretch,’’ Silcox added. Overall look on the season The Gauchos finished the season with a 19-11 overall record, the third best in GCC history, and third best in Silcox’s history at GCC. One of the high points of the season for the Lady Gauchos was the California trip in December. “We went 3-1 and lost in the final by only four points, but after that we came back and[...]ights,”’ Track teams show well at home, ASU By Michael Maresh In a steady rain, the Gauchos track team competed against Fresno Commu[...]several members who placed.’” Winners in the field events included Mike Hungerford in the hammer, Clay Fincher in the javelin, and Randy Johnson in the triple jump. Other winners were Abayomi Best in the 400 meter run, Phil Jackson in the 800, Ivan Noriega in the 1500, and Dale Houdek in the 3200. The 4 X 400 relay team of Robert Tamez, Shawn Simon, Randy Johnson, and Jackson also placed first. The Gauchos met next at the ASU Col- legiate Open. ‘This meet had several[...]a huge upset at this meet when she ran a 14.86 in the 100 meter hurdles. She also finished second in the high jump when she cleared the bar at 5° 4%’. Christy Thomas set a school record when she long-jumped 18’11’’, and she also won the triple jump at 35’6’’. Mike Hungerford qualified for the na- tional meet, throwing the hammer 150’9”’. Justin Jones won the 100 meters in a time of 10.9 seconds, while Best ran a 48.9 ‘in the 400. * head hac Photo by Jeff Graham/Volce Hurdler Aimee Anthony practice[...]. Women’s tennis at 4-1 and getting better By Mike Pettice The Voice The Gauchos women’s tennis team will have a week of[...]ingles play and planning strategies.”’ After the break, Glendale will host Despite a 5-7 overall record, the team is 4-1 in conference play and improving with every m[...]-year schools,”’ Pell said. ‘‘Even though thethe defending champs, Mesa Community College, by a score of 8-1. According to Pell, the Gauchos suf- fered from lack of practice before the South Mountain Community College and travel t[...]. match and didn’t play to their potential. “The poor weather really hurt us that week,”’ Pel[...]are a tough team and played very well.’”’ The Gauchos defeated SMCC on Feb. 26 by the score of 9-0. Singles winners in- cluded Kristin[...]” In doubles competition, Murphy and Ratke won by default, while the two re- maining teams won decisively. Silcox sai[...]But that high point also brought a low point for the team. “After those six games, we had to get right back into the conference schedule, and we were physically worn[...]h January,’’ Silcox said. Injuries also hurt the team down the stretch. ““We started to play the way this bunch was going to play, then we lost Stacy and Cindy at Phoenix, then we lost Cindy Mullinex in the Scottsdale game,’’ Silcox said. Cindy Cobos and Trina Haney were rewarded for their efforts by earning se- cond team all-conference honors. “‘Both players were deserving to be placed on the all-conference team,” Silcox said. Softball at 13-5 overall By Matt Suman The Voice With a 13-5 record (7-3 conference), the softball team has almost equaled last season’s win total of 15 game The team will try to match that total when they play[...]m,” Head Coach Rick Gamez said. ‘But most of the Kansas teams are pretty tough.”’ On Saturday the Lady Gauchos will try to eclipse last season’s[...]ey travel to Eastern Arizona College. ‘Eastern is a tough team that’s play- ing really good ball,’’ Gamez said. After starting the season at 6-4, the Lady Gauchos have won seven of their last eight games, including shutouts in their last four games. The Gauchos played host to Arizona Western College on[...]xtended their streak, splitting with Col- lege of the Desert, and sweeping Scott- sdale and Pima community colleges. Against COD. the Gauchos lost the first game 5-3. Trailing 3-0 after five in- nings, Glendale rallied to tie the score at 3-3 in the sixth, only to lose after giving up two runs in the eighth. In the second game, the Lady Gauchos bounced back with a 9-1 trouncing. Coming off the split with COD, the Gauchos swept Scottsdale Community College, 9-0 and 7-0. Heidi Bodenstedt and Natalie Hunt combined for the shutouts, with Hunt facing the minimum number of batters. ‘*The pitchers did a great job,’’ Gamez said. ‘‘But our defense has continued to play weil.”’ With the game against Phoenix College rained out, the Gauchos picked up where they left off, extending[...]games, sweeping Pima Community College March 6. The Lady Gauchos took the first game, 1-0, when Jennifer Heisley singled home the winning run with the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the seventh Glendale took the second game 5-0, with tough defense leading the way. “Our strongest point is defense,’’ second-year catcher/outfiel[...]
	[...]n Back Page Hawkins in first round of fight By David Madrid The Voice Anthony Fernandez, a student of Glendale C[...]a first-round technical knockout of Charles ‘‘The Hawk’’ Hawkins. The fight was held Feb. 22 at The Pavilion at The Pointe on South Mountain. The Pavilion, a huge tent, held a capacity crowd. It was a night of fighting; some members of the crowd joined in the violence as several fights broke out in the audience. But the crowd held no distractions for Fernandez. As he entered the ring, the crowd erupted with applause. He wore his colors on his head: painted flags of the United States, the Phillipines, and Italy. The fight began with Fernandez throwing a series of j[...]with one punch at a time. Fernandez made him pay by in- creasing the tempo of the fight with differing combinations. At one point Hawkins attempted to take the offen- sive against Fernandez. As he ducked and s[...]SHIRTS ¢ HATS ¢ T-SHIRTS Fernandez, he was met by a overhand-right that drove him to the canvas. Hawkins rose and took the mandatory eight count. The fight continued, and Fernandez resumed his at- tack. Another overhand right hurt Hawkins and the referee stopped the bout. Officially the fight lasted one minute and sixteen seconds. It w[...]nockout. Fernandez knew little of Hawkins before the fight. “‘I heard he had a decent right hand,[...]times when he doesn’t hear his corner, he heard the corner tell him to throw the overhand right that knocked Hawkins down. “I felt my whole glove land on the side of his head,”” he said. ‘‘Usually I only feel the knuckles; I knew it was a good shot and a knockdown or knockout was com- ing.”’ And what of the flags on the head? The U.S. flag was worn in honor of the American troops in the Middle East. The Filipino flag represented his birthplace, and the Italian flag was worn for ‘‘so- meone special[...]d champion Brian Mitchell. Before Fernandez left the ring he executed two jump- ing spin kicks. ‘‘[...]March 11, 1991 Photo by Wanda Pippet/Welce Anthony Fernandez is declared the winner after defeating Charles Hawkins. Discover[...]be in original Birkenstock footwear. And discover the fresh new look of Birkenstock - sandals and shoes in exciting new colors and styles. ESKIL’S CLOG SHOP The Alley e Metrocenter 861-9439 when you buy a pair[...]ll Books in our WOMEN'S HISTORY DISPLAY Easter is Early! Don't Forget Your Hallmark Easter Cards S[...]store TEAM SHORTS ¢ SWEATS OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS Valid to 31691
	‘Fiddler’ reviewed GCC theater production is a success. Sharing traditions An intercultural[...]es with Mr. Hassam Sudien, who will be heading up the newly created International Diplomatic Studies De[...]‘He’s a real prize catch,”’ Waltrip said. The appointment was made official April 1. Board restricts smoking, taping By Steven Mitchell and Wendy Smith The Voice Policies restricting smoking and taping were passed at Tuesday’s meeting of The Maricopa Community Colleges Govern- ing Board. Both issues passed by a vote of four to one. Tobacco-free environment The ban on smoking prohibits use of tobacco, includin[...]ll district buildings and vehicles. According to the old smoking policy, adopted in 1986, smoking was[...]fices all had designated spots for smokers. Under the new policy, smoking would only be per- mitted outdoors. *T would like to recommend this policy for the benefit of the health of all of our employees and all of our stu[...]C. Amrein, one of Glendale’s representatives to the Board. Prior to voting on the policy, the board members heard testimony from several Glendale Community College representatives. ‘The student government has taken on the opinion that we support the existing policy,’’ said Mark Thomas, preside[...]had a survey on this issue,”’ Pell said.‘‘The survey showed...that current policy was favored more than the policy proposal.’” Linda Rosenthal, another GCC representative to the Board, expressed concern for the non-smokers. ‘I have been contacted in the last several days by several people from Glendale Communi- ty College who have suffered from smoke which is trapped in their office buildings,’’ Rosenthal said,‘‘and they were extremely supportive of the new policy.’’ She said she would support the pro- posal, but added, ‘I would like the cam- Puses to set up some smoking areas with tabl[...]wish.” Barbara Hitchcock, board secretary, was the dissenting vote. “I don’t think that our pre[...]od enough policy now.’’ While confirming for the audience that there would be no indoor smoking area at all, Hitchcock said, ‘‘That, I think, is rather revengeful.’” Board President Dr. Don[...]a policy and then we can encourage people through the educational process to try to carry out that policy,” Campbell said, ‘‘The city puts a stop sign out on the street, and there’s no guarantee that everyone is going to stop at that stop sign...yet we still put that stop sign there.” Lecture taping policy The second major policy decision Tues- day night conc[...]culty member shall inform his/her students within the first week of class as to his/her policy with regard to taping,”’ the policy states. ‘‘Failure to do so will accord students the right to tape lectures.” The policy requires faculty to accom- modate students[...]esident, and a philosophy teacher on campus, said the policy was written at the request of the Board. *The faculty government did this as a response to a request from a Board member, and the policy that eventually evolved was a policy consistent with the status quo,’’ Hubbard said. Hubbard was r[...]at Glendale last summer when a student questioned the denial of taping privileges. Hubbard added that the teachers who regularly prohibit taping justify it on the grounds that they believe taking notes is an essential part of the class. Board member Dr. M. Grant Christensen, who represents Mesa Com- munity College, cast the only opposing vote. “I would oppose any limita[...]use when I think a student pays his tuition, buys the books, he has the right to learn in the best conceivable way that he can figure out. And if he can be helped by taping, I think he ought to have the right to tape.’” Barbara Hitchcock supported the policy, but said, ‘‘This is not the most ef- fective way to study, to listen to a tap[...]encourage students to skip class. She continued by saying that the pro- Please see Board, Back Page
	[...]f all stupidity: Gulf War means profit Now that the war in the Per- sian Gulf is over, the time has come to put the yellow ribbons away. They have sent their message and are no longer needed. However noble the gesture of the yellow ribbons, the message conveyed was quickly exploited by those with unscrupulous natures for the chance to make money. Granted, troops remaining in the Gulf to enforce the cease fire are still facing possible hostilities,[...]matter when dollars are involved. Moments after the war ended, money-making campaigns that capitalized on the meaning of the yellow ribbons were launch- ed, proving that ther[...]ers who only care about fatter wallets, no matter the cost. Pioneer Ford, a loca! car dealer, was one of the first to try to take advantage of troop support by announcing a yellow ribbon car sale. This showed how insignificant our support was when the op- portunity to make money was involved. Imagine this: The use of yellow ribbons to promote the “‘mother-of-all’’ car sales. The prices weren’t that great. Retailers were also[...]uldn’t shop at their businesses unless they had the best yellow ribbon display. Don’t get caught up in the euphoria of displaying yellow ribbons. Take them[...]meaning to become attached to them. That meaning is profit! Drumbeat New world order: End aggression in 8 easy steps By Eric Wincentsen The Voice - Doughnut shops around the world took heed to this message. Maybe it’s about time the world did have a policeman. Of course, I’m not speaking merely of the United States. The countries of this world are bonding together so fast that the United Nations may ac- tually be able to serve its purpose. As demonstrated in the Gulf War, a military force made of various, not n[...]can claim victories against oppression. Now that the United Nations could become a significant world force, the United States should revamp its foreign policy to fit that of the Coun- cil on Human Rights. We have pro- ven in the Gulf War that we are against oppression, and now we should follow through. So here is a brief list of moves the United States could make to bring large-scale oppression into the world conscience. 1. Speak out against China’s genocide policies toward its own peo- ple and toward the Tibetans. End all economic aid and diplomatic ties with the People’s Republic, and restablish ties with Tai[...]ecome truly unbiased in negotiating peace between the Israelis and Palestinians. Both sides are just as[...]Laos, and Mongolia. These countries have followed the Soviet Union’s reforms and deserve to be given the same favorable treatment. 5. Withdraw all recognition of the Khmer Rouge, and recognize the cur- rent Vietnam-installed regime in Cambodia.[...]ed government, whether com- munist or capitalist, is an elected government, and we have no right to mi[...]iate investigations into police forces throughout the United States. 8. Recognize breakaway Soviet rep[...]inister Shamir and Syrian President Assad discuss the outcome of the Persian Gulf War. No clowning around: GCC spring carnival takes students for long ride By Kristi Ebner The Voice Ripoffs. They’re everywhere. Everywhere you turn, someone is try- ing to rip someone off. And for what? Usuall[...]one else when you know they’re getting taken to the cleaners, but you can’t always tell when you ar[...]off yourself. Some ripoffs are so obvious. Even the most gullible people know what I’m talk- ing about. For example, there are the magazine ads that are just too good to be true. H[...]es you your money back if you can’t get hold of the company again? Some guarantee: That in just seve[...]ybe get a date with your favorite movie star. If the company that sold you this tells you that you loo[...]our campus. This applies to anyone who attended the GCC Spring Carnival. I know the idea of a carnival. ‘“‘Popcorn and can- Ed[...]uter Aided Graphics: Bobby Warren, Mare De Celle The Voice is published every other week; 5,000 copes are dustributed frec on campus Display advertising is $5 per column meh. Contact the edvernsing department im The Vowe newsroom, Language Ars Building, Room 107, o[...]35-3821 Edsana! Policy Unsigned edtonals reflect the majority view of the Editonal Board Signed editorials reflect the views and opimons of their authors and not that of The Voice. The nex: issue of The Voice will be published Apr \| 15. Deadline for sory ideas i Wednesday. Ape 3: deadline for scvertising is 5 p.m Monday, Apr. & The Voice Glendale Community College 6000 W. Olive A[...], but it can be deceiving. I learned this lesson the hard way. Who knew that one of those cute, cheap stuff- ed animals hanging on the tent walls, which probably cost 50 cents to manufac- ture, would cost the general public $30? This price could fluctuate, depending upon the type of person you are. There are those who can get the basketball in the hoop the first time and win a giant Gum- by. There are also those who are absolute- ly terrible at games and who are just try- ing to impress their date by winning them a prize. Did we really pay $3 for e[...]if we wanted refreshments, why not just go across the street to the conve- nience store? It would have been cheaper, and we would have gotten more for our money. What about the parents who took their kids out for a weekend of[...]talked to spent $60 in one hour. That may work if the carnival is set up in Beverly Hills, but the majority of col- lege students and people in this area can’t really afford to pay that much. The idea was good, and it made money to buy needed th[...]for- tunately, we were literally taken for 2 ride by this carnival, and it was not worth the price of admission. Maybe next time we won’t have to check an arm and leg at the door. we ~—*« ARIZONA PRESS CLUB Best[...]
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	[...]o take this opportunity to ex- press a view about the Gulf War debate which took place in the Student Lounge Feb. 20, 1991. I personally took exception to Dr. Lee Carter of the Philosophy Department. Dr. Carter’s views are tantamount to a person who orders the most expensive item on the menu, knowing full well that the bill has been, or will be, payed by others. Dr. Carter, why is it that you, and peo- ple like you, are more than willing to take from this table, yet bitch about the quality and the price of getting the very best? Gary Pell, GCC student Un-artful comments Editor: I find a good deal of merit in the obser- vations of Eric Wincentsen’s proposal fo[...]Gasset stated, ‘‘Those who do not understand the past are condemned to repeating it.’’ Wincentsen does a fundamental disser- vice to his cause by initiating his article with art and culture and c[...]’ but it serves no usual pur- pose to obfuscate the differences between art and entertainment. I think that ceramics has served as a particular form since the dawn of history, and I find it interesting and in[...]nd it more and more dif- ficult to thank you for the outstanding coverage the Voicé provides Career Educational and Adult Re-[...]l thanks to Joni Kowitz for her article regarding the Amercan Spirit Award. She quoted us all accurately and highlighted the main points of the ceremony. You and your staff helped to make Marc[...]ent article on job hunting. I have sent a copy of the paper to Ms. Linda Baugh, knowing she will apprec[...]erup Editor: I take issue with ‘‘Tuition hike is ap- proved”’ (Feb. 11, 1991) being placed on the back page. Why was this article placed on the back page? I question your journalistic integri- ty by placing the article on the back page. This tuition hike is something that will af- fect each and every student at Glendale Community College, and it was placed on the back page? Are you trying to cover up the tuition increase? The Maricopa Community College Governing Board had the wisdom to in- crease tuition by $2 per credit hour for day and evening classes ba[...]d enrollment increase’ of 13 percent they raise the tui- tion by 8.35 percent? Why wasn’t this particular story[...]ory, instead of what you gave us in this article. The investigative journalism of the Voice seems to reek of the same immaturity its editorials do. Randal S. Rud[...]me to Hell: Phoenix drives people to early grave By Julia De Simone The Voice I start the ignition. Turning on the radio, I vigorously search the channels until I find some sort of inspirational song. Ah, the Beatles. Driving along, I notice headlights flas[...]king to school, and a sun lifting its head out of the clouds. Everyone on the road is my friend. United we stand, until I hit the freeway. The freeway has improved, but the drivers have not. I guess it’s my fault for bel[...]zona State University and Glen- dale College. At the on-ramp I begin my descent in- to hell with a prayer or two running At the on-ramp I begin my descent in- to hell. Narrowly avoiding a mad man driving 90 mph in the slow lane, I actual- ly make it onto the freeway alive but choked with car exhaust. I notice the diamond lane for busses and two-person car pools has, instead, become the lane for all those people who are running late.[...]ail. I assume that since I’m driving 65 mph in the slow lane with two lanes free of cars, this car in back of me will move over. Wrong assumption. Instead, the same car stays behind me, leading a row of other[...]s me back to reality. For some reason drivers on the freeway would rather follow the cars in front of them than go wild and enter the two lanes free of cars. As I finally reach I-17,[...]acting like tourists about to take a picture for the family scrapbook. By the time the police arrive, the music in my car has abruptly changed from K- Lite[...]king a glimpse in my rearview mir- Voices across the campus Do you think smoking should be banned on[...]illar because I and that would be inhibiting it. the rights of the students. a + Kim North No. If they want to[...]shouldn’t because choice to ror, I notice to the side of me a barbaric man in a Gremlin trying to[...]ells some sort of triumph, getting his thrill for the day and departing so the other cars can move. In front of me I notice a woman trying to put on her lipstick so Biff in the BMW can see her. Impatient as I am, I step on the gas to the tune of ‘‘Are Those Bugle Boys You’re Wearing?”’ By the time I reach my destination, University Drive in Tempe, only one headlight is flashing support and a thought suddenly comes to[...]our lights on and off so that all those morons on the freeway can get a clue that we’re not riding ca[...]driv- ing cars in Arizona. and why? or Photos by Jeff Graham/Voice Shawneen Chapman it’[...]
	Photo by Wanda Pippet/Veice When it rains, it pours Yam Dallenbach fights wind and rain to seek shelter in the Student Union during Wednesday’s rain storm.[...]ts Negotiating your way through ‘Negotiating: The Art of Compromising,”’ with Frank Ramirez today at I p.m. in the Student Union Lounge, will show how to participat[...]man to share views News Student snaps first in By Jeffrey Graham The Voice One campus photography student took a shot in theThe New Times photography contest in February. It was the first contest she had ever entered. Jackson took[...]encer, and was highly encouraged to enter it. At the time, she was shooting photographs and try- ing to finish a roll of film for her Photo IV class on campus. The photograph placed first in the category ‘‘Black and White is Beautiful.’’ Jackson said the judges liked the low angle. “It shows his personality—rambunctious,’’ she said as[...]how Spencer nearly jumped on her when she snapped the picture. “‘Bubba’’ was on display with other winners at the Arizona Center near the end of February. “‘Photography is an outlet for me,’’ said Jackson. Since Jack[...]ldren like Spencer to photograph. “Photography is my chance to get away,’’ Jackson said. ‘‘[...]bba’”’ (Justin Spencer) and placed first in the New Times photography contest. Library namesake dies at 79 by Michael Maresh The Voice Dr. John F. Prince, 79, president emeritus of The Maricopa Community Colleges, died March 10 at the Beatitudes Care Center in Phoenix. Prince, who was the president of MCCD for eight years, was also execu[...]ing in 1965 to 1967. In honor of his years here, the campus library was named for him. “*He met the definition of the educational gentleman,”” said GCC president,[...]re and walking. ‘‘He liked to get up early in the the Student Union. morning to go walking,’’ Waltrip said. From 1961 to 1964, Prince was the executive director of the Arizona Junior College Board of Directors for Community Colleges. He attended the University of Arizona, graduating in 1938, and ta[...]ix College as an English instructor. He was also the director of Phoenix Evening College from 1957 to[...]Prince was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. He is survived by his wife Margaret, two daughters, two sons and si[...]ets may be picked up between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the SA office in Student Recognition, Art Show Apr.14 The college will honor 67 students for outstanding academic progress or The campus Speakers Forum will host Heiko Oberman, Un[...]s presentation, ‘‘Luther: Man Between God and the Devil,’’ Wednesday in the Student Union Lounge at 11! a.m. extracurricular achievement at a luncheon at I p.m. on April 14 in the Stu- dent Union. The Student Art Show opening will follow the SRD program. Anthony Fernandez to fight GCC stu[...]eventh professional bout on April 11 at 7:30 p.m. The fight will be held at The Pavilion at The Pointe on South Mountain. Fernandez has a record of 5-1 with 4 knockouts. Rejection and the word “no” Will another ‘‘no’’ in your job search process push you over the edge? Learn how to overcome feelings of rejection[...]rom Deems & Associates Inc., at 1 p.m. April 8 in the Student Union Lounge. Columnist to enlighten cam[...]author, newspaper columnist and senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., will speak at an open lecture at 11 a.m. April 10 in the campus Science Lecture Hall as part of the The front page story, ‘‘War with Iraq debated’’ from the Feb. 28 issue of The Voice stands corrected in two separate quotes from the panel. The story should have read, ‘‘Gay Garesche assured the audience that oil Honors Forum Series. Wattenburg is author of ‘‘The Birth Dearth,’’ “‘Th News is Wrong,’’ and co-author of ‘‘The Real Majority”’ and ‘‘This U.S.A.”’ The presentation is free and open to the public. is not a compelling argument for playing a role in the Middle East.” Secondly, Barbara Jaquay said that an embargo would nor have been ef- fective eventually; the story reported she said an embargo would be effective. The Voice apologizes for any problems this error caused. e Good News is the Bad
	[...]m Feature ‘waiving’ goodbye to tuition By Steven Mitchell The Voice Free money. If you qualify, the Glendale Communi- ty College Honors Program entitles you to monetary rewards. Students are eligible for the Honors Program in one of two categories: new stud[...]from a Maricopa County high school can apply for the Presidents’ Scholarship. Applicants must rank in the top 15 per- cent of their high school graduating class. They also must enroll as full-time students in the academic year following graduation. Recipients o[...]150 for books and supplies. Continuing students The second phase of the Honors Pro- gram is directed toward continuing students. Students previously enrolled can app- ly for the Honors Fee Waiver Program if they have completed[...]int average of 3.25. Fee waiver awards depend on the class load for that particular semester: 12 or mo[...]75; 6 to 8, $50; and 3 to 5, $25. To continue in the Honors Fee Waiver Program a student must enroll i[...]honors course each semester. Another benefit of the Honors Pro- gram is involvement in the Student Honors Organization (SHO). “SHO provides the student with prac- tical experience in leadership[...]s Program coordinator. ‘“‘It gives students the opportunity to part- cipate in honors activities.”’ For those who want to go a step fur- ther, there is the use of the Honors Elec- tronic Forum, which is solely for the use of members. The Electronic Forum is a program designed to communicate with other members, as well as faculty, through the use of computer terminals in High Tech I. Along with qualifying for the Honors Program comes the opportunity to join Phi Theta Kappa, a fraternity[...]ternities.”” Members of PTK represent GCC in the community. In addition, they are eligible to rece[...]orms of distinction. Students are positive about thethe expenses that would normal- ly be difficult to co[...]et Moreland, an honors speech in- structor, likes the honors sections because the students ask more questions and “discussions are livelier.’’ Other positive aspects of the Honors Program are classes limited to 15 students[...]dvisement, early registration, and involvement in the Honors Forum, a series of distinguished speakers who visit the Maricopa Colleges. Those who choose to be designated as Honors Program graduates can go one step further by completing 15 honor credits in four different cou[...]d make this commitment early enough to accumulate the additional honors credits. “*] didn’t know a[...].”’ Another thing Fabre wishes she had known is that with the approval of the teacher, and honors faculty committee, a student[...]’’she said. According to Matz, enrollment in the Honors Program has been consistent over the last two semesters. He says there are between 450 and 500 students in the program. For more information about the Honors Program contact Kim Robinson at 435-3742.[...]TED AFTER AN AUTO ACCIDENT Call 1-800-WHAT NOW the chocolate factory Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate. This is a sweet dream for vice presi- dent of Cerreta Chocolate Co., Jim J. Cerreta Jr. The factory is located in downtown Glendale. The sweet smell of success is in the air for the Cerretas, but the sweet smell of chocolate is what will make taste buds water. This traditiona[...]n in operation for more than 60 years. Founder of the original plant, Ben Heggy, started the candy business in Ohio in the early 1920s. This plant, which is still in operation, is known as Heggy Candies. Heggy’s daughter and s[...]in December at 5345 W. Glendale Ave. Cerreta Sr. is still president and overall leader of the operation. Cer- reta Jr. has three other brothers[...], work part-time. Ceretta Jr. said a french mint is the most popular seller for Cerretas. The Tory, pee” company is always coming up with new ideas and combinations with candy. The vice president said he wouldn’t be surprised if they had more on the market than Hershey. “The candy is ‘lo-cal’—I say that tongue in cheek,’’ Cerreta Jr. said. Three weeks before Christmas is Cerreta’s busiest time of year. Valen- tine’s[...]ollow right behind. Jill Cerreta has worked with the company for 20 years. She says she doesn’t ever get sick of the candy, even though she eats an average of five pi[...]reta caters to 450 grocery stores in 10 states of the western region. Grocery stores in the Valley who stock the delicious treats include Smitty’s, Safeway, and ABCO. The company also deals with Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm. Cerreta is working with the City of Glendale to develop the downtown area by bringing in Valley tour groups to visit the chocolate factory. Cerreta Jr. believes there will be more than 100,000 tourists this year. That is about the number of Easter bunnies that just hopped down the chocolate assembly line. PTS Fv Van)[...]
	Page 6 April 1, 1991 ‘The Doors’ twist hinges of reality By Marc de Celle The Voice “The Doors”’ is much like its central character, the late Jim Morrison: a wild, hypnotic enigma of bea[...]ltimately disappointing. During opening credits, the film glides silently over the edge of a cliff above the New Mexico desert. From this point on, Oliver Stone’s imagery floats between the real and the surreal, never pausing to notice the dif- ference. The sun sets on L.A., and a moon consuming half the sky rises in a matter of seconds; in mid-concert, the spirit of the Indian shaman inhabiting Morrison’s body rises and leaves him. Walking out of the theater, I felt dizzy. Later, people told me that days after seeing it, they felt like they were still in the movie. After making sure they hadn’t drop- ped[...]n insurmountable problem in mak- ing a film about the 60’s rock group the Doors—their lead singer, Jim Morrison, the Lizard King, couldn’t come back to play himself[...]o work his will on others. Val Kilmer, who takes the part of Morrison in the film, gives a performance worthy of an Oscar nomi[...]n snake Campus plans intercultural extravaganza By Matt Suman The Voice If you are feeling culturally illiterate, the Stu- dent Union will be the place to go next week. An intercultural festival, representing 13 dif- ferent cultures, will be held in the dining room of the Student Union, April 10-12. “Sharing traditions’ will be the theme as students are invited to come and ‘‘[...]‘*We want to invite people to come and share in the festival and experience the different cultures,”’ said Bel Winemiller, program direc- tor, who is a Spanish instructor on campus. Activities inclu[...]arts and crafts, and many different foods. Among the many performers include Flamen- co dancers, a Mar[...]ancers, who will perform on April 11, at 1 p.m.. The events will be held between 10:30 a.m.and 2:30 p.[...]g Yoda pull Luke Skywalker’s starfighter out of the swamp with psychokinesis. It’s nice, but no one faints in the aisles of the movie theater, because it’s not truly credible.[...]usands of witnesses have attested (most recently, The Arizona Republic’s E.J. Montini, in his March 22 column). When the Doors hit New York in ’67, the Village Voice called Morrison ‘‘the first real male sex symbol since James Dean.’’ Perhaps only Dean, whisked into the 90’s via time machine, could portray Morrison on the modern screen with the charisma necessary to make the effect the singer had on friends and audiences plausible. Morrison’s charisma was the central thing that held the Doors together, boosted them to fame and defined them. But it’s completely missing from the screen. Lacking the real thing, Stone attempts to convey Mor- rison’s power over others by manufacturing incidents that never actually happened. The first such scene shows Morrison meeting his girlfriend, Pam, by climbing a tree onto her balcony, kissing her and then introducing himself. But according to Riders on the Storm, the book by R.E.M. out of sync or out of time? By Eric Wincentsen The Voice “The world is collapsing around our ears/I turned on the radio...” Yes, R.E.M. finally released their l[...]ise solid release will make you think that R.E.M. is collap- sing, too. ‘Radio Song,” from which those apathetic lyrics are from, is a departure from the typical style. Hopes arise with ‘‘Losing My[...]dense as those of a Robyn Hit- chcock song (Life is bigger/Bigger than you/But you are not me...). The melody loosely resembles ‘‘You Are the Everything,’’ and the folk sound recalls Murmur. Then there’s ‘‘Low,”’ which is self-descriptive. Played over a spare bass line, the whole song seems to revolve around the fact that it’s in a low voice. Mike Mills prov[...]for some reason producer Scott Litt buried him in the instruments. The instrumental ‘‘Endgame’”’ should have been at the end of the Memory Side (2) instead of the Time Side. Because it sounds like a coda. It more[...]ans, since most of it sounds like its from Green. The most creative idea was ‘‘Belong,”’ in whi[...]eace of poetry over an obscured dance beat. This is not a bad album, but it doesn’t seem like they should have spent three years working on it. In the time given, they could have come up with a much b[...]ors’ drummer John Densmore, Morrison met Pam at the bar of Hollywood’s Whiskey a Go-Go while the band was playing there. Stone might have been able to pull off ‘“‘The Doors” without being dishonest if he had chosen[...]’s intellect, which was considerable. But there is scant mention of Morrison’s scholarship, the influence Rimbaud, Nietzsche and others had on his art, or the intellectual esteem in which the band held him. Instead, Stone glamorizes Morrison’s dark side—the wildness, the mysticism, the drugs and promiscuity. Even the music is secondary to Morrison’s self-destruction. Stone should have changed the name of the film and the band to ‘“‘The Windows,’’ and created fictitious names for the characters. He would have thereby gained legitimate artistic license to manipulate the truth. We would still know who and what the film was about: It would be reminiscent of thethe publishing magnate whose life the movie was loosely bas- ed on, William Randolph He[...]f you take severe, repeated artistic license with the truth, you can’t pretend to be telling it. Stone would do well to learn this lesson. As it stands, “The Doors’’ is a brilliant film that pretends to tell the truth while lying through its teeth. Stone’s next project is tentatively titled ‘“JFK.’’ Even though Dustin Hoffman may be the world’s greatest liv- ing actor, I hope Stone doesn’t cast him in the lead role, and show him in a menage a trois with Jackie and Marilyn. Beyond the Balcony By Mare de Celle’ \| am only keeping forty of my eighty mistresses. The rest \| am donating to charity. Cyne © 109 by COMPUtOONDS . NV Rigkos Reseed The Emir of Kuwait announces his new austerity plan. EXTRA 18th Annual Faculty Art Exhibit will hang in the Stu- dent Union Lounge through April 5. Full- and[...]edian Dan Horn will perform at 8 p.m. April 13 in the campus PAC. $5, $3 and $1. Phoenix Symphony Pops[...]il 14 at Cactus High School Auditorium as part of the Artists Series. $5, $3 and $1. Top Line W[...]
	[...]ge 7 , Softball on 12-game winning streak I By Matt Sum-n The VOICE With 12 VICTOTICS in their last 12 games. the women's softball team is hot. improving their record to 25-6 ox erall. and 10-4 iti the conference. the Lady Gauchos haw mmcd into a second-place tie wit[...]zona College were not available at press 111116. The Lady Gauchos will try to continue that streak whe[...]Community Col- lege Tuesday, at 3 pm. Earlier in the season. the Gauchos deteaied SMCC ‘72 and 6-1. "We should[...]have to play hard and aggressiie " Most recently the Lady Gaucho» played iii :1 Spring Break Tournament. with Gubol-sltllc teams competing. including the litiiyctsity of Puget bound. and Brigham \ oung L'niy ersity The tournament was played based on a point system. lz[...]ch for a win. a S—run victory. and a shut-out. The Gauchos placed third. finishing the tournament with a 6-0 record. and 12 points. CAC won the tournament. finishing with to points. and Mesa Community College placed second with 13 points. _ ~ ‘ The Gauchos' victims included BYU. Uofl’b. Snow Co[...]ah Valley. and Imperial Valley. California. With the recent win streak. the Lady (iauchos' con- fidence is high, ”The games we played in the tournament showed us how well we’re capable of[...]'_\\\, but we've reaching our potential now." As the regional tournament tlr.t\\~ neat. Illt‘ Gauchos seem to be peaking at the pcrtcci time. But (ianic/ knows it the team wants any chance or teaching the national tournament. they must first get past t entral Arizona College. Winners of the region the last three years, ('A(‘ seems to be headed in t[...]nference game. and \Il alone iii lint place. But the Gauchos seem confident that if an y team cart do it. they can. “The only thing that separates Glendale and Central Arizona is experience." Game] said. “But come tour, nament[...]ley added. “If we work hard. we cart do it,“ By James Gllbert 'he Votce Cactus League teams weren't the only teams havrng problems with the lat;- winrer storms that tune been dumping rain on the Valley during the past weeks. The Glendale Community College golf team also had the[...]lems were not insurmountable Gaucho golfers took the adverse con- ditions in stride, pulling off a second— place ﬁnish in the Mesa Invitational held on March 18 and 19 at Dobs[...]orrid conditions. Glendale was in second place on the ﬁrst day of the tournament, just seven strokes behind leader Scot[...]did feel that we were in a good position to take the lead at that point.“ Greg Kornburger and "\nders Bergh hoth posted scores to ﬁlllsi’l within the top llVC. "We are playing more nutshlc‘nl now.[...]s contributing." le \dld. Conditions worsened on the second day. Rains led to the invitational being delayed three times, Even the cold and windy weather couldn't deter the Gauchos from coming on strong the second day of the tournament. Glendale came out swinging and never looked back. outshooting Scottsdale by seven strokes. “Beating Scottsdale gave our kids a lot of conﬁdence.“ Ulm said. By beating Scottsdale. the Gauchos handed them their second loss in daily co[...]n six years. Bergh ﬁnished in second place for theBy Mm Sum-n The Vorce feeling that it was time to mote on. Paul Long resigned as head coach of the men's basketball team. In a decision agreed upon by both Long and Pete Pisciotta. athletic director.[...]lings. and no disagreement.“ Long said. “Both the administration and 1 were paralleled in our decis[...]n enough.“ Long said. “It was eating me up on the losing end. “It's always about winning and los[...]yers returning ne\t year. all of whom are guards. the (iauchos are looking "iv a rcplacc~ mom who can step in anti take met right away, “Whoever takes over is gomg to have to get busy getting people to play h[...]now. assistant coach Don Thorpe has been handling the recruiting job. “Don is working diligently and hard, trying to recruit pl[...]as easy as if we had a coach." But as for Long. the players wish him the best of luck. “He was always willing to help p[...]Plus Tenn pupal avenue m (to I: double w) Runner is low as $10 (for one not) llvd Ave. C Olborn Rd. 1[...]III Cllll..1113\l"'l<l22b ”Advertise in The Voice See us for all your Photo Needs 0[...]
	Back Page April 1, 1991 Campus theater carries By Dawn DeChristina and David Madrid The Voice Traditions! That’s what ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof’’ was all about. In keeping with the popular musical, drama students fiddled their way[...]s, strong Jewish accents, and Old World customs. The play was presented to sold-out au- diences on two different weekends last month at ’Round the Corner Theatre on campus. Although the popularity of ‘Fiddler’ contributed to the long lines of people, the superior effort on the part of the par- ticipants was also a reason for the crowds e Board Shaun Malone who played Tevye and Ginger Wandrey who played Golde shared the lead roles. Malone played his role with an energy that gripped the audience. His conversa- tions with God throughout the play brought both laughter and applause. In the musical number, “‘If I Were A Rich Man” he sings to God about wealth. The combination of his dance movements, deep voice and occasional scream were effective in conveying the mood of Tevye. Wandrey was mesmerizing as Golde.[...]olde. Continued from Page 1 cess of learning is much easier if a student is in class. “Take good notes,’’ Hitchcock said. “It’s a lot quicker to learn your notes than it is to listen to a tape.”’ David Almasi of Accur[...]nterview, Almasi said, “‘If they are enacting the ban because they think students are lazy, they ar[...]not be a good note taker.”’ R ES E R VE is Mark Goodman, a lawyer and ex- ecutive director of the Student Press Law Center, emphasized in a phone interview from D.C., that any effort to cut off the flow of information to students is, in the long run, not in the school’s best interest. In the time that he has been with SPLC, Goodman fails to[...]odman said. Both policies will go into effect at the end of the current semester. OFFICERS on ‘Fiddler’ tra[...]nt three to four months preparing for her part in the production. Rehearsals were held every night from[...]had to make time for school.” Wandrey also was the make-up artist; she did the men’s beards for all performances. Virginia Ludders directed the perfor- mance and she also taught the actors the Russian-Jewish accents. The performers who had problems listened to United Pr[...]l pronunciation tapes to learn tongue placement. The dances were skillfully performed. Especially the bottle dance, where the dancers placed bottles on their hats and executed[...]a single bottle. Lenna DeMarco choreographed all the dance numbers, with the exception of Hova’s ballet performed by Amber Jamison, which Jamison choreographed hersel[...]n Dutton, part-time music in- structor, rehearsed the vocalists. Thethe delight of the au- diences. It was a superior production. Résu[...]g. With pay, without obligation. You'll develop the discipline, confidence and decisiveness it takes[...]ersity, 965-7642. ARMY ROTC TWO- PROGRAM THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. C O[...]
	Student art show Student-produced art is on display in the Student Union. Page 3 Baseball team wins GCC b[...]More than 75 students were honored Sunday during the Student Recognition Day luncheon held in the Stu- dent Union. The program followed in the Performing Arts Center. Faculty chose to reward the following students for their academic achievements and creative ac- complishments: The 1991 Traveler, the campus creative arts magazine, was unveiled Sunday, also, and winners were named dur- ing the Student Recognition Day program. Recognized in the art department were Pamela Spears, Judith Tuck- P[...]ere honored for business achievements. Honored in the communication department was Caron Jo Addessa and in electronics, Christopher A. Boyd. The English department had the largest group of winners: Terry Donaldson, Amy Ch[...]ere Mike Bishop amd, Alonna Carroll. Representing the honors program were Shelley Handley and Stephan Joseph Testa. Honored from the journalism department were James T. Gilbert and D[...]D. Justus, Kim Meehl, and Charles Woody Honored by Phi Theta Kappa honorary were Mary Jo Adams, Alic[...]m physical education for dance was Amber Jamison. The psychology honoree was Esmerelda Cortez. Jane M. Hofbauer was honored in the social sciences and Judith E. Behrens and Jeanne[...]Hervey, and Mark B. Thomas for special service to the school The 1991 Traveler awards were as follows: First-place[...]omputer-generated art was Joel Meine. Winners for the fine arts category were Pamela Sabbia, first plac[...]ons First-lace three-dimensiona! de: Winners in the fiction categ: Robin Raymond, secon: Spring fever Photo by Wanda Pippet/Velce Pre-med student John Bolte rests a few moments on the garden wall near the Nursing Bidg. Lessons of Vietnam: a new class By Jon Gabriel The Voice The Vietnam conflict, one of the most divisive and controversial events in American history, will be the focus of a new course starting this fall. U.S. Involvement in Vietnam, 1945-1975, HIS 273, is a three-credit course being taught by Dr. Leon Beene. “One of the things that I’d like to do is address par- ticular questions,’’ Beene said. ‘‘Why we became involv- ed in Vietnam, what the impact of Vietnam was and is on the United States, how the war was fought...and there’s a whole host of ot[...]a greater understanding of what Vietnam meant to the United States: ‘‘Not just (for) the soldier who went over there and fought, but for the American who stayed here at home.”’ Beene feels that Vietnam is not just another old news story, but rather an issue that still influences us today “*T think that the Middle East in some way reflects what Americans consider to be the ‘tragedy in Viet- nam,’ ’’ Beene said. ‘‘The president almost made that statement one evening[...]ng for some war to get into to beat somebody over the head. So now we are once again the victors we imagined ourselves to be before Vietnam.”’ Beene is concerned about theThe Vietnam history class will include video presen- tations, the reading of a Vietnam novel, and much stu- dent pa[...]did learn things from Vie we didn’t learn is to solve GCC student darts a way through to world cup By Glenn Davis ola 1M ncluded 3¢[...]ch player ther ws tiness ryt »p two W r recorded the rd ir a local game store t r a on if t round Juipment econd round, he pc an 18-6 ra 1 appr =! ents the Tee K Te tops in the tourne nt. The all over the worid will ¢ T ayers p from Illinois pc 1[...]
	[...]a Governor Fife Sym- ington took heed to them and is the latest participant to toss his hat into the uttering game. Although Symington isn’t coming[...]t, his actions are leading people to believe that the message he is trying to deliver is “no more education." Even if this wasn't Sym-[...]pril 4th, which seems to target education to bear the brunt of the reductions in next year’s budget. Once again education must pay the price. And pay the price it does. Three of the four cuts in the 1991—92 budget are targeted toward education. T[...]ollars in reductions. ln cluding 1.5 million from the community college level. If more thought went in[...]ld be no need for schools to lose their funding. The real problem lies within the educational structure itself. Education in the state ranks near the bottom in the nation already. By continually ag- gravating the problems we already have in this area the situation is bound to get worse. Every year millions of dollars are pumped into the system to cover bad management skills and pro bas[...]rative salaries. Sound familiar? It should. This is a form of political deja vu. Instead of cutting budgets, it seems the more logical ﬁrst step is to eliminate the causes of these problems instead of money. All t[...]them probably went through it. That could explain the spelling of hypocrisy. Drumbeat Jumpin’ Jesus on a pogo stick; holy rollers are back By Eric Wlneonmn The Votes Jesus is in your hamburgers! He has risen to bless the world with quarter-pound beef patties (actual weight before cooking) charbroiled by a Catholic priest, and made your way. Well, not[...]ll turn out. Ridiculous? No more ridiculous than the stuff I‘ve been hearing from the Chi Alpha organization that has been annoying GCC[...]ristian manner. Through Christian rap music that is even worse than the real stuff and speeches that would make Oral Roberts sick. Chi Alpha has shown that religion is alive and well in our schools. We already knew that. It is alive and well in Dallas. Texas, banning math textbooks because they show there are no absolutes. lt is alive and null. sattng that teachers in Arizona \[...]Michael Mam. 5mm MAW”. Mlle Pence. windy Smith The current version of Christiani~ ty has shown its concern for humani- ty by the races of people it has almost run into extinction. Now it is trying to regain its foothold in politics, so it[...]pects of humanity. And what a scary thought that is. The other day l was approached by someone asking me to join a church that used a literal translation of the Bible. lfl remember right, the Bible says we should kill anyone who does not believe in our version of God. That is, a male. fatherly spirit that occa- sionally kill[...]ity. Christianity has come a long way ever since the Apostle Paul screwed up Jesus' teachings and gave[...]ing, patriarchal religious laws, etc.). If Jesus is going to return, this would be a good time to do[...]n. Unhmg-SpnM-Id-y.Ap 22 Moi—El) To 26300. THE LA. RM-KE cruel: WVESTtliATEE M 4.36 Wrumuﬁm[...]rlbbon Editor: In response to your editorial in the Apr. 1. l99l, issue ofthe Voice, 1 must say that l am appalled at your response to crass commercialism. The yellow ribbons we so proudly display are a symbol[...]ds of lonely soldiers out there that need to feel the same hearty welcome home that the ﬁrst returning troops felt. Are we so afraid of being taken in by a cheap advertising technique that we will turn our backs on these brave people? The mother of all stupidity would be to allow history[...]t. I will proudly display my yellow ribbons until the very last soldier has returned from the Gulf and been welcomed home in the manner that he or she deserves. Mary Ryan, GCC s[...]ive restaurant was right on. Dr. Carter does know the cost for food and that it is being paid for by others. That’s why he is not ordering. It is Pell who is ordering from the menu, blind that the food is served by wealthy corporations and guaranteed by a heavily-funded defense budget. Comparing the United States to an exv pensive restaurant is a stroke of brilliance. The wealthy are at the tables, the poor are in the kitchen. America is prosperous. Third World countries are poor. Dr. Carter‘s message is hard to swallow. It is easier to sit at the table and admire the waiter in a star-Spangled tux~ edo with a yellow tie. . Enjoy your meal, Mr. Pell. But don‘t ask where the food came from, who‘s making the buck, or what it really costs. You may not be able to stomach it. Judy Sorenson, GCC student The"e's still time In wrile letters for the last issue of the Voice. All letters are still subject to editing for language or space. Christians getting bad rap By Inn Suman The Voice l've sat back and listened to all the “God»haters" slam Christians and ridicule the Bible. Until now, I‘ve looked upon them as ignorant people who fail to see the truth, and will eventually pay the price. But the problem is there are many peo— ple who aren't sure about the truth who are being led down the wrong path. In today’s society, it's easier to con- form than refonn. Too many people don't want to rock the boat. I feel it's time to take a stand and rack up a few points for the Christians. Enough with the metaphors. I'm tired of the world‘s attempt to snuff out Christianity by not allowing any religious principles in our schools. The only time Jesus Christ is heard in the classroom is when somebody swears. Today young children are taught about the Theory of Evolution while Crea- tionism isn‘t e[...]in‘s theor) \' evolution. totall) ignoring an) The \ mcc Glendale Community College am w 01w: Avenu[...]A reference to God. But what they don‘t know is that even Darwin believed that God created the original materials from which we supposedly evolv[...]d. What do they have to live for? For them, there is no hope after death. Let's say, for argument's sake. that Christians are wrong. The most we could lose are a few sinful pleasures of the world that don't give any real satisfaction. But[...]forever paying for their sins in Hell. Yes, Hell, the H-word. The place that many people pretend isn’t real because the word itself causes anxiety. Anxiety minus an ans[...]of truth or consequences. Me you gomg to belte\e the
	[...]ure ‘Three Angels’: Convicts in disguise By Dawn DeChristina The Voice “I really get deeply and emotionally in- to my plays,”’ said Belton Corsey, direc- tor of the hilarious comedy, ‘‘My Three Angels.”’ I[...]riday through Sunday, and April 26-27 in ‘Round the Corner Theatre on campus. The play is set in French Guinea in 1910. It opens with three convicts work- ing on the roof of a shop. Biafra headed for discount bin “Jesus Was a Terrorist’ gets right to the point. It tells how Jesus was labeled an enemy of the state by the By Eric Wincentsen A struggling middle-class couple is leasing the shop from a rich, arrogant man. The couple’s daughter is in love with the rich man’s nephew, Paul. The ‘‘convict-angels’’ conveniently eavesdrop on the family as they work. They discover that the daughter fainted when she found out Paul was going to marry someone else. The convicts check up on her, and that is when they get in- volved in the family’s romantic and finan- cial problems. The convicts find a strange solution for The Voice Since the breakup of the Dead Kennedys, Jello Biafra has been anything but idle. When the Kennedys reached their dead end (no pun intended), Biafra continued by putting out self-produced recordings of his publi[...]with a group of unknowns called Nomeansno, comes The Sky Is Falling, and I Want My Mommy. The musicians are competent, if imitative. The real star of this album is Biafra, of course, and his typically skewed politics. The title track deals with satellites falling to earth and the shuttle carrying plutonium into space, or something along those lines. Actually, it’s the fuzziest thing on the Romans, and how he died for what he believed in. It then switches to the modern age in which churches try to use mind cont[...]e. One song, ‘‘Bad,’’ proves that Biafra is better when he keeps things simple. The song, a Ramones-like rebellion rant, could even make it as a single on KUKQ. The only song that reaches the chilling high points of the D.O.A. album is ‘‘Chew,’’ which begins side two. At times, the chorus speeds up so fast that it actually sounds like rats chewing on meat. The other two songs on side two are preachy and fall apart after the opening chords. They are unworthy of Biafra’s twisted talents. tape, and the title is the best thing about it. the discount bins. This album could have been anothe[...]t it simple and had hired better musicians. As it is, this album will probably be one for the problems. ‘‘We’re helping them in our own special way,’’ said Jason Carey, who is in his first acting role. The three angels are Carey, playing Joseph; Bill Hironimus, playing Jewels; and Jody Collins, playing Alfred. The 12-person production ‘‘is coming along beautifully,’’ said the pipe-smoking director. ‘‘They have been worki[...]r weeks. It’s going to be very funny, thanks to the hard work of the crew and actors.” Hironimus talks about team work on the set:“‘In this play all the people are working together. You miss one person, and the play won’t work.”’ With one week left until the tongue- and-cheek comedy, Collins said after the dress rehearsal Thursday that he is con- fident about the production. Corsey’s directing background includes “*The Rain Maker,”’ ‘‘A Street Car Nam- ed Desire,’’ ‘‘Theis a 2 p.m. matinee. Student art on display By Barbara Tocko The Voice Student-produced photographs, ceramics, drawings, paintings, and more are on display in the 1991 Student Art Show until April 25 in the Student Union. “The students really push for this exhibit and the positive attitude makes it a great show,”’ said Darlene Goto, art department chairwoman. All artwork in the exhibit is related to art classes during the past year. A catalog of the show will list prices of the pieces that are for sale. The exhibit will be shown from 9 a.m. to 9 p-m., Mon[...]Open adoption gives student’s life purpose By Barbara Cage The Voice ‘’D © you want to see pictures of Nat[...]activities at different ages smiled brightly from the photos. Unlike most proud mothers, Rita has not[...]open adoption, she was able to stipulate many of the conditions. She receives letters and photos of Na[...]s pregnant.” Rita, who was a student at ASU at the time, dropped out of school and moved to Cottonwo[...]bout 100 photos of Nathan every other month. for the kid. I knew he dida’t want to be a husband, but[...]t agreed to look into adoption. When she went to the adoption agency, she agreed to give the baby up for adoption under certain conditions. If[...]ed this baby to know who his mother was. I wanted the option to be a part of his life.’’ The adoption agency tried to match Rita up with sever[...]ds and conditions. A photo album and letters were the introduc- tion and the link. However, Rita wouldn’t sign the final papers until she could personally meet the couple The couple eed to come to Arizona. On the day of the meeting, Rita went into labor. Because she had a[...]ut. They said ‘Nathan.’ ’’ Because there is a law that the adop- tive parents have to wait three days before they can take the baby, and because Rita had a Cesarean, she and Nathan got to spend some time together at the hospital. When the time came for Nathan to go home with his adoptive[...]p a lot and now has a purpose in life. She feels the child isis. The young woman admits it hasn’t been easy. ‘‘I[...]ed on to new questions.” Rita doesn’t w what the future will hold. Befor orresponds witt Na[...]
	Page 4 Baseball pulls into a third-place tie in By Jeff Wendt The Voice After sweeping a series with Scottsdale Community College, the baseball team currently is in a third-place tie with a 13-10 conference record and a 21-15 record overall. The team is getting ready to play Cochise College in a double[...]ollege were unavailable at press time. Earlier in the season, the Gauchos split with the Thunderbirds. Gauchos dominate Scottsdale On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Gauchos won a home-and-home series against Scottsdale, winning the first game 10-7 and winning the second game 12-9. In the first game, Noah Peery pitched seven strong innin[...]Don Bayus, Paul LoDuca, and Blake Ed- awards led the Gauchos to the victory. “We were down 1-0 early, but we never trailed after the third inning,”’ head coach -Dave Grant said. ‘‘Noah was in trouble tin the fifth, but he got out of it.” i In the second game, the Gauchos got ‘eight solid innings from Bryan Lun[...], who also had three hits and two RBI’s for the victory. Yavapai College next foe The Gauchos faced Yavapai on April 5 with the Gauchos losing game one 5-4. “The Yavapai pitcher threw well, and we only got 12 hi[...]many men on base,’’ Grant said. On April 6, the Gauchos had a momen- tous day. First, they comple[...]Feb. 22, as Yavapai came out on top 18-16, after the game had been suspended at 12-12 in the seventh. They then turned around and played thei[...]t win gave Coach Grant his 300th career victory. The Gauchos had 26 hits in the game, 15 of which were extra bases: nine doubles, a triple, and five home runs. GCC sweeps PC The Gauchos faced Phoenix College on April 2 and 3, with the Gauchos winning both games 10-3 and 11-6. “*We played much better now than the first time we played them, and it seems like PC is in a slump,’’ Grant said. ‘‘We played well; we only had one error in the two games against them.” Notes... Before the Scottsdale game, the April 15, 1991 conference Gauchos outfielder Blake Edwards (4) slides into first base to avoid the pick-off. Gauchos were hitting .342 as a team,[...]rs. Golf swings their way into national ranking By James Gilbert The Voice Impressive could describe the competition the Glendale golfers faced at the Scottsdale Invitational at McCormick Ranch on March 1-2. Five of the 12 teams competing were nationally ranked, including 2nd ranked Scottsdale Community College. The Gauchos finished the tournament in fourth place overall, second in regional competition. With the fourth place finish the Gauchos captured a na- tional ranking of their ow[...]were capable of playing at this level.”’ In the midst of windy conditions, the Gauchos See us for all your Photo Needs @ Compl[...]hing in seventh place at 320, only 14 strokes off the lead. “They went out wanting to prove themselves and never loosened up,’’ said coach Don Ulm. The Gauchos stunned opponents on the second day playing nearly flawless golf. The Gauchos were the only team to register a below-300 score, finishing the day at 298. “After the first day we knew the course better and figured out what needed to be d[...]out and did it,’’ said golfer Anders Burgh. The Gauchos displayed golf pyrotechnics, enabl- ing them to narrow the gap on the leaders and finish in fourth place, shooting 618[...]solid game for us,’’ Ulm said. Advertise in The Voice Students & Staff Discount eCameras & acce[...]4212 W. Dunlap Rd. 931-8875 GCC boxer wins bout by decision By David Madrid The Voice Hard-hitting boxer and GCC student Anthony Fer- nandez won his sixth professional fight by decision Thursday night at the Pointe on South Mountain. Fernandez knocked down his opponent, Jorge Lopez, in the first round, but Lopez was able to continue. After the knockdown, Fernandez fought a running battle as h[...]o fear as he attacked, but Fernandez made him pay by bloodying his nose. Lopez tried several times to[...]im around and punished him with combinations. In the second round, Lopez tried to turn the fight in- to a brawl. He attempted to fight inside and he was more effective, but Fernandez held the edge and won the round with superior speed and power. Fernandez increased the tempo of the fight in the third round. Lopez was happy to oblige him as he also upped his pace. But Fernandez’s hard punches to the bleeding nose of Lopez began to take their toll. Lopez started the fourth and final round attempting to take the fight from Fernandez, but his body did not respon[...]ingly inaccurate with his punches. Fernandez, on the other hand, moved Lopez around the r Lopez fought valiantly and occ oo little[...]
	[...]open to everyone, tomorrow’s college explored By Glenn Davis and Julia De Simone The Voice - The future of education will be highlighted at an open house tomorrow and Wednesday from 11 a.m. to2 p.m. at the campus HTC I and HTC II. Graciela Figueroa, camp[...]ela- tions coordinator, said today’s open house is aimed toward community leaders such as mayors, co[...]s from universities. “It’s also to introduce the public and patrons of our district to what the college is doing with technology within the instructional program,’’ said Chuck West, director of the High Tech Innovation Center. The President’s Community Council business leaders from this area will host the first day. “The second day is open to everyone else,’* Figueroa said. The invitation is also open to ‘‘students, faculty, high schools, people from throughout the district, and other colleges and universities, as[...]Students on campus and people involved in putting the open house together will act as ambassadors help-[...]and continue to HTC Il. Businesses helping with the open house are NEC, IBM, Digital Equipment Corp.,[...]HTC I and HTC II,”’ Figueroa said. West said the open house will give these companies *a chance t[...]they have.’’ There will be demonstrations of the foreign language lab, the electronic classroom, and video conference capabi[...]nstrations include computer generated music where the computer is used to compute different music tunes. Tomorrow, the President’s Community Council will host a luncheon for its members. The Paul Pair Endowed Chair for Learning and Technolo[...]e effective,”’ West said. Figueroa said this is the first faculty endowed chair awarded on camnus. Sh[...]ear a new faculty member will be eligible to fill the chair. John Robinson, who is in partnership in developing software, will also[...]binson, who made a con- siderable contribution to the electronic classroom,”’ the marketing director said “It (the electronic classroom) will be named the Jef- rey Robinson Room after his son, who passed[...]udent excellence awards will also be presented at the luncheon. Figueroa said the open house promises to be a fun and exciting even[...]s all about. Paftnerships are very im- portant to the college.”” Photo by John Wistuber/Volce Larry Nisula and Brian Quinn[...]or, respectively, assemble ‘‘Mangi Ill.’’ The sculpture was designed by Larry Deck. One of the best Survey reveals campus positives and negatives by Joni Kowiltz The results are in...the community college you attend is better than you know. According to a survey distributed by O’Neil Associates, an independant research firm[...]munity College rated considerably high in most of the categories in qucstion. Surveys were passed out at the end of the fall semester to a random sample of Glendale’s[...]households within a six mile radius were surveyed by telephone. More than half of GCC employees responded to the survey, including 91 percent of management and ad[...]average and another 34 percent rated it as one of the best. More than two thirds of respondants indica[...]and another 28 percent said they probably would. The highest ratings for college facilities and serv w[...]re security, classroom and office facilities, and the provement of existing buildings. May 10 forecast: 517 degrees By Julla De Simone The Voice Robert Fulgham, author of ‘‘All I R[...]ent best when he says, ‘‘When you go out into the world, watch out for traffic, hold hands, and stick together.’’ The college’s 26th commencement will be at 6:30 p.m. on May 10 in the central college mall. Mary Lou Bayless, associat[...]of 90, and 310 from this spring, will be awarded the associate degree. Family and friends of the graduates are welcome to attend the ceremony and the reception afterward on the lawn south of the Student Union. Bayless believes the graduation ceremony is im- portant to students who have completed their[...]David Schmidt, college band director, will open the ceremony with the traditional ‘*Pomp and Cir- curnstance.”’ The national anthem and the ‘‘Alma Mater’’ will be sung by James Zannelli, student soloist. Introductions by Dr. John R. Waltrip, college president, wi[...]aren Conzelman, biology faculty member, will give the faculty comment; Dr. Paul Elsner, chancellor of the Maricopa Community Colleges, will give the chancellor’s comment. Deidre M. Hemphill, Even[...]Fowler II, Associated Students member, will give the student comment. Students Linda Oviedo, Spanish[...]ate Hem- phill’s welcome. Waltrip wili present the Class of 19°1, 9nd Rit M. Nader, State Community College Board chair- woman, will confer the degrees The ceremony will end with ‘‘Procession of Nobles’’ by the symphonic band. Graduates are required to attend[...]6-7 p.m. Anyone unable to be there should contact the Admissions and Records Office Caps and gowns can[...], Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Student Personnel Services Building. A professional photographer will be present on the site of the graduation for students interested in hav- ing individual portraits taken. There is no obligation. Proofs will be mailed to the students’ homes. The ceremony will be videotaped by the college. Students wishing to purchase'the tape should pay $15 in the Media Department in the library.
	[...]Fife: This cut’s for you A comical situation is developing in Arizona, somewhat reminiscent of th[...]ton and his “Ueckerism’’ politics, thinking the president meant a thousand pints of Lite and used[...]est lackluster attempts to control state spending is, at best, an at- tempt to conceal his own politic[...]Because of Symington’s obsession with bringing the state’s budget under control, an abysmal educational system that already ranks near the bottom nationally will just get worse. Maybe Gov[...]has some master plan that will nable him to keep the general population uneducated in order to establish a ‘‘new Arizona order.”’ The situation looks pretty grim for most schools around the state. Budget cuts have taken their toll. At the community college level the staggering loss of $8 million has already been fe[...]positions will be eliminated. Student access to the heralded High Tech Centers will be reduced by 30 percent, eliminating weekend and even- ing ava[...]ither reduction or elimination of summer school. The results of this will be fatal. To make up for the losses one can almost be assured of a tuition increase sometime in the near future. Simply, we’re getting dumped on.[...]n should ex- plore other options. Something along the lines of a straight across-the-board reduction along with the elimination of state of- ficials might be considered. Perhaps he should begin with the 23 new positions he just added to his staff. Symington has his education. Now he is trying to deny us the chance to get ours. “4, Due to a well thought out decision Aby the governor, $chool *$ N No jongec a priori[...]NF] Editor says ‘Farewell’ to GCC By Mike Gonzales The Voice - First, i Wood lik to thank my mom- my ad[...]I would like to thank Marc de Celle, who made me the genius I am today and will be completely responsi[...]love him for it. And how about Eric Wincentsen. The little pervert played Opinion Editor, yet never had the name. Well, I'll give you a name. How about commi[...]hanks to Julia DeSimone for pro- viding Eric with the condom that is now deteriorating in his wallet. Thanks to St[...]y you some butt to replace it as soon as I get to the re-tail store. Thanks to Joni Kowitz for keeping[...]cale, ya scumbag. Thanks to finnicky Fiedler for the constant wake up calls. That one about not having[...]ish anyway. Thanks to Jason Shadrick for be- ing the artist that he is. What can I thank the rest of the staff for? I’ll think of something. I thank God the semester is over. Debate rages on: Time to establish relatio[...]ehind Con Lest we forget: MIAs are first concern By Eric Wincentsen The Voice Mexico. Spain. Germany. Japan. These coun[...]e at war with them, and we are now allies. There is one more thing: We won. This was not the case of Vietnam. Since the fall of Saigon in 1975, the U.S. State Department has used any ex- cuse necessary to prevent the normaliza- tion of relations with the current govern- ment of Vietnam. In fact, we have made it virtually im- possible for the Vietnamese to ever meet the conditions for restoring diplomatic relations. Using fanciful stories of prisoners of war still being held by the now outlawed Viet Cong, the United States government expects a government with almost no in- frastructure to recover the remains of over 2,000 soldiers listed as missing in action. Because of the horrid economic condi- tions imposed by American-led trade sanctions, the return of MIAs has simply become a money-making v[...]oto Editor Copy Editors: Bath To earn more than the average $170 a year, some Vietnamese have taken t[...]byproduct of our government refusing to recognize the legal government of Vietnam has been our continued sup- port of the murderous Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. The Khmer Rouge, led by extremist Pol Pot, killed over 1,000,000 Cambodian people in their three-year reign of terror. The Vietnamese literally saved the people of the Cambodia by invading and expell- ing Pol Pot’s government. The United States government called this an imperialistic move, and still sup- plies the Khmer Rouge with weapons. And all this just because we lost the Vietnam War. If we had won, we would have rebuilt their economy the same as we did Japan and Germany. It is time we leave the past behind, and stop looking down at the Vietnamese in hatred. The one thing they want above all is to reestablish relations with us. It is time that we do what is right for a country whose only crime is embarras- ing the United States. Kunsman Art and Illustration Ed[...]y Warren Staff Photographers: Jeff Graham, Kari By John Wistuber The Voice Normalize relations with Vietnam? Give me a break!. There are at least 2,269 reasons rot to. That is the number of POWs and MIAs still in Vietnam. Perhaps when the Vietnamese govern- ment returns all of the POWs and MIAs then we can consider normalizing rela- tions between the United States and Vietnam. There are some people that say we should forget the war and move on. I ask them that if there was a m[...]know whether he or she was alive or not? And, if by some remote chance they were still alive, would y[...]ent, honorable burial? I sure as hell would. All the blame should not be placed on the Vietnamese government, because the glorious money-hungry government of the United States is just as equally ‘to blame. If not more so. This country bent over backwards after the war with Iraq to get back our POWs. The Voice Glendale Community College 6000 W. Olive A[...]91, GCC Voice ce Community Colleges Throughout the war Bush said the Viet- nam syndrome was over. Sounds like the U.S. government has a guilty conscience. We ‘‘lost’’ in Vietnam. The soldiers won the battles, but the fools in Washington lost the war. Because of that, the bureaucrats did not press the Viet- namese government for the release of all U.S. POWs and MIAs. It’s about[...]overnments get off their sorry backsides and find the men and women who gave all they had in a no- ble cause. America truly loves a winner, as is be- ing demonstrated now that the Gulf War is over. However, Vietnam vets never got that kind o[...]iation. It would be nice as we are welcoming home the Gulf War vets to also welcome home our Vietnam ve[...]n our political leadership. Normal relations with the Vietnamese shouid not be restored until a/[...]
	[...]Arts & Feature Plays test acting talent By Dawn DeChristina The Voice Campus drama students will present Theatre[...]e to comedy, at 8 p.m. on Thursday and Saturday. The Showcase is half of the final exam for acting and theater classes, with s[...]d students,”’ said Virginia Lud- ders, one of the faculty directors. She added that talent is important, but if students don’t work at it, th[...]iding acting and guidance,” said Belton Corsey, the other faculty director. Bill Hironimus, a theater student, explained Corsey’s approach to the project: ‘‘In preparing for a character,[...]e analysis three days prior to rehearsals. “If the character dies on stage, he doesn’t want them to stop there, but to go on and perceive the rest of the character’s life.’” On sharing the director’s spot with Corsey for four years, Lud[...]k we do direct different- ly, but it’s good for the students.”” The students have to make their own props and dig up[...]cting three different one-act plays: Matt Michael is directing ‘‘A Beast of Dif- ferent Burden,”[...]out a domesticated modern- day vampire; Cinda Gay is directing ‘‘The Shadow of the Cathedral,” a story about a desperate woman in[...]makes perfect. Choir faces music in final show By Dawn DeChristina The Voice The music department will present its end-of-the-year choral concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the Performing Arts Center. The concert will feature four choral ensembles in light classical and contemporary choral works. The featured groups are the Evening Chorus, the Chamber Singers, the Concert Choir and a special guest appearance by the Vocal Ensemble of Glendale High School. Highlights of the program will be provided by soloists Karlan Judd, Timothy Yates, James Zannelli, and Craig Neely, as well as a pre-concert performance by the Guitar Chamber Ensemble on campus. Having just r[...]nclude a ‘‘Madrigal Feaste’’ presented at the conclusion of the fall semester, as well as a high school choral cl[...]Licon at 435-3724. Mother and daughter reunited By David Arnoid Special to The Voice “They lied to me. I was told to go home--forget about it, and everything would be fine.’’ The year was 1965. Jana Martin was 16 years old and h[...]ndered her 6-day-old baby daughter for adoption. The place was the Florence Crittendon Home for unw- ed mothers in Phoenix. Jana had been forced into exile by her parents, while she was pregnant, to help ease the embarrassment of hav- ing an illegitimate child. Jana, a GCC student, speaks about how angry she is concerning the way she was manipulated: ‘‘I was coerced into giving up my child to pay for my transgression--the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul. I was made to feel guilty and was con- vinced that giving up my child was the right thing to do.” For 25 years Jana has fought back the tears and pain she felt the day they took her baby away for adoption. “I m[...]ed my child because I was led to believe that was the best course of action to take for her welfare. I[...]man from her home town and had two children. At the age of 41, Jana began to search for the miss- ing link in her life. She found an adoption[...]ilar situa- tion. ‘‘I was so nervous, that on the way to my first adop- tion meeting I had to buy a[...]entrate on what I was doing. I was feeling all of the pain and anger that I felt 25 years ago when they[...]first meeting was a huge obstacle in turning over the past,’’ Jana said. The search assis- tant who runs the adoption connection said, ‘‘Out of 400 people who call the adoption connection, only 10 are able to make tha[...]f rejection looms extremely high on both sides of the relationship between birth mother and adoptees. Being supportive and ready to assist one another are the main ingredients that make the adoption connection work for the ones who choose to journey its path. It’s sugge[...]contact without having another member waiting at the phone to share support if it’s needed. Jana wa[...]made her anx- ious and vulnerable, Jana obtained the information that would connect her to the missing link in her life. The information was her daughter’s phone number. Sh[...]ar of rejection.’” Finally, someone answered the phone. It was Michelle Jeanenne, and Jana was rea[...]true. She was hearing her daughter’s voice for the first time since she cried in her arms 25 years a[...]go. Jana described her flight to Chicago as going by quickly, but at the same time it also seemed to drag on. “The plane seemed small, and I was very warm,”’ sh[...]was going to have a baby.”” Jana arrived at the Chicago airport at 3 a.m. and was to be met there by Michelle. Walking down the con- course, there were crowds of people, but Jan[...]t was like a dance that they both instinctly knew the steps to The weather in Chicago was 5 degrees, but Jana didn’t feel a thing. They spent the next few hours comparing their bodily features, a[...]ed her. They finally exhausted themselves at 7 in the morning and feil asleep ‘All of the years leading up to our reunion, I was 36 art students named winners in recent exhibition The 1991 Student Art Show, which was displayed in’ the Student Union Lounge from April 14-25, recognized the following 36 artists with first, second or third[...]ike Riener, third place. Painting honors were won by Suz Carlson, first place; Ro Leonard, second plac[...]d Sally Campbell Dusenbury, third. Recognized for the best sculpture were Rick Lussier, first place; Ma[...]years Jana Martin meets Michelle Jeanenne, the daughter she gave up for adoption 25 years ago. always able to control my emotions, but in the presence of Michelle, I was like a water faucet that couldn’t be turned off,’’ Jana said. The process of finding Michelle has opened doors for[...]ded. Jana learned a lot about closed adoption and the negative things connected with it. She strongly speaks out for open adoption and hopes the \| be changed in the near future so other birth mo adoptees won’t have to go through the pain she has suffered.
	[...]Lady Gauchos hold fifth-place national ranking By Matt Suman The Voice Bettering last year’s mark by 24 games, the women’s softball team has conclud- ed one of their most successful seasons ever. The Lady Gauchos finished the season tied for second in the region with Arizona Western College, posting a 24-8 record, 39-10 overall. With that second-place finish, the Lady Gauchos advance to the region tourna- ment where they will face AWC in the opening round, this Friday at 11 a.m. The tournament, which will be held at Track teams close out season Central Arizona College, is double- elimination format, with only the winner advancing to nationals. The Gauchos, ranked fifth in the na- tiort, will have their hands full with AWC, who is ranked third. AWC is the only team in the region to defeat Central Arizona College. CAC, ranked number one in the nation, has a 31-1 record. “‘They’re no pu[...]want it just as much as we do.”” Earlier in the season, the Gauchos split both double-headers with AWC. Most recently, the Lady Gauchos won an impressive come-from-behind 4-3 vic- tory over AWC in the second game, to save the split. That game was a good in- dication of what to expect in the tournament. After scoring two runs in the top of the seventh inning to tie the game, Kim DeCarlo’s single brought home the win- ning run in the eighth. “After losing the first game, it was good to see them come back like that in theThe level doesn’t get much better. If the Lady Gauchos get by AWC, they will most likely face CAC, which has won the national title the last three years. Although the Gauchos haven’t defeated CAC all season, they claim in- timidation was the factor. “We're not intimidated anymore,””[...]how to beat them, Gamez should. He coached CAC to the national championship the last three years. But Gamez sees some similarities in the two teams. “‘Fundamentally, we’re just as sound,” Commentary Gamez said. ‘‘The only difference is we don’t have a superstar player. Everybody kno[...]ntribute to win.’” No matter what happens at the tour- nament, the Lady Gauchos should be proud of their season. At the beginning of the season, the Lady Gauchos weren’t even projected to finish fifth in the division, let alone fifth in the nation. A pre-season coach’s poll had Glendale finishing seventh ‘in the division. “We have nothing to lose,’” Wil[...]ly had four players returning from last year, and the rest of us had never played together before.”’ Gamez gives all the credit to the girls. “I’m proud of the girls,’’ Gamez said. “They’re the ones who have busted their butts. Now they bel[...]reat ball club, and they’re winning.’ By Michael Maresh The Voice On April 20, the Gauchos track team competed in the University Open At this meet, Stacey Ainlay set a pending national meet record when she threw the discus 175 feet 6 inches. Ainlay also placed in the shot put at 44 feet 10 inches. Other members who placed at the University Open included David Cunningham, who cleared the bar at 7 feet 6 inches in the high jump. In the 4 x 200 meter relay, the team of Ray Beadle, Randy Johnson, Jerry Wooden,[...]h a time of \| minute 28.98 seconds. On April 19, the Gauchos competed in the Pomona Pitzer meet. In this meet, Lena Stajner ran a 15.16 in the 100-meter hurdles to win her event, while Ron Col- eman finished second on the men’s side when he threw the discus 150 feet 5 inches. In the Mt. Sac meet on April 18-21, the Gauchos had several members who placed in the relays, in the shot put and the discus. ——= See us for all your Photo Ne[...]An exceptional performance was turned in by Aimee Anthony, when she shattered her old school record of 14.52 in the 100-meter hurdles by runn- ing a 14.35. Anthony also cleared the bar at 5 feet 5 inches the high jump. The 4 x 800 meter relay team of Phil Jackson Ivan Noriega, Shawn Simon, and Eric Strachan qualified for the nationals, which will be held in Odessa, Texas, with a time of 7:46. Other strong performances by the track team in- cluded Strachan winning the 1500 meter with a time 3:55.5 and Stajner finishing third in the high jump at a height of 5 feet 3 inches. Other[...]d 14 feet 7 inches, and Carrie Vasquez, who threw the shot put 39 feet 3 inches. On Friday the Gauchos track team played Cen- tral Arizona Colle[...]n meet. Results were not available at press time. The Gauchos will participate in a decathlon and hep-[...]nd Tuesday. Neighbors, when asked his opinion of the track team, said, ‘‘Both the men’s and women’s team are as good as they we[...]are stronger in other areas.”” Advertise in The Voice Students & Staff Discount[...]Photo 4212 W. Dunlap Rd. 931-8875 End of the year awards By Jeff Wendt The Voice It’s the end of the 1990-91 sports year, and with the end of the year in sports, here are the end-of-the-year awarcs. Biggest surprise There are a couple of surprises this year. First is the Orlando Magic. After a dismal first two NBA seasons. the Magic won a club record 31 games in the 1990-91 season, and finished ninth in the Western Conference Then comes the Phoenix Roadrunners. In only their second year in the International Hockey League. they have made it into the playoffs for the first time in 17 years and are in the Western Division finals. Best trades First is the Phoenix-Seattle trade. For the Suns, ac- quiring Xavier McDaniel for Eddie Johns[...]bounding game. That addition may prove helpful in the upcoming playoffs. Also, Seattle traded Dale Ellis to Milwaukee for Ricky Pierce. A steal for the Sonics, a flop for the Bucks. Ellis will not be in the playoffs, but Pierce will play for Seattle. The final trade is the trade involving San Diego and Toronto. Toronto tr[...]o for Roberto Alomar and Joe Carter. Good move on the part of both teams. Stupid signings First and foremost on this list is ‘‘Rocket’s’’ signing with the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts for $18.2 million. Even[...]s contract, he will never materialize if he joins the NFL. Also, why do Dwight Gooden and Roger Clemen[...]ing over 1990-91 in all of sports, I look back at the effort put forth by the GCC football team in the Valley of the Sun Bowl. That will be thethe national semifinals of this year’s Final Four.[...]I look back at Cincinnati s World Series. I see the Reds’ d and tough defense. look back at one of the best Supe as New York faced Buffalo in the 25th ann the game. Only a couple of feet decided th Scott Norwood missed that game-winning field goal. the next day when he returned to Buffalo he was loved by the fans. But what I will look back on the most is my year and a half as Velee Sports Editor. \| remember all the coaches and players I’ve spoken to. Thank you, Welee, for all the memories. me fos a Eagaea[...]
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	[...]The total number of students enrolled and the A.JII-[...]Time Student Equivalents (FTSE) for the past five[...]Registration by phone (43S-3333) is available to[...]non-credit With two days until classes began, the total campus[...]classes. headcount enrollment was 16,689 and the Full-Tl.Dle Stu- dent Equivalency (FJ'SE) was 7,[...]"This is our busiest time of the year," Bayless said.[...]"During the frrst weelc of school students are still add- The 16,689 enrollment is just five short of last year's[...]classes." marie of 16,694 at a similar point in the semester.[...].c FTSE is defined as the total number of credit hours[...]~ in which aU students are enrolled, divided by IS , the credit hours considered a full-time load.[...]Refunds are determined by the student's withdrawal[...]date. The drop/ add period ends on Friday. Students who[...]haven't dropped by then are not eligible for a full refund.[...]the ClAR building.[...]dropped within seven ~~~--~~--~~--~--~~-A 8 "The FTSE is higher because we are starting to see[...]m Students can obtain their refunds through the mail, a larger number of students taking more co[...]8-14 days, the refund is only SO percent. or collect them at the cashier's window. Mary Lou Bayless, director of[...]16 weeks or less have In order to collect at the cashier's window, students Late registration[...]must bring proof of payment with them. If paid by be advised before registering, and can do so in the Center The tuition for classes dropped within the drop/ add ~eck, a cancelled check, banlc statemen[...]er clas . we-..:,.. nlc confirming clearance is necessary.[...]A preview of the Gau ...-v:hos'[...]ws Editor Preparation i under '' ay for the' is it by The onh Central Association of College and chool team, even though the evaluation doesn ' t take place until February 1992. The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools is a not-for-profit, voluntary membership orga[...]g interest in the improvement of education through[...]classes started last week. Accreditation is a two-part process which in- For some insight on the woman behind the aerobics program on campus turn to pg. 7 in the Feature section.[...]an NCA evaluation team . ''Accreditation is the stamp of approval that[...]~ assures that institutions are maintaining the quality of their programs and operations,"[...]Campus elections around the corner educational services and co-coordinator of the[...]News Editor Evaluators from the NCA will spend two or[...]in to the director of student activities before noon on three days on campus to assess the college's[...]Student Council elections will be held on The term of office lasts for one year, beginning with[...]mber 11 and 12 from 9:00am until 2:00pm. The team of evaluators will then make recom-[...]the third Friday of the Fall semester, and ending with[...]Election booths will be located outside the southeast the swearing in of the new council. mendations to the NCA regarding accreditation. corner of the C IAR building. "We are looking forward to the team's visit[...]Elections for the Evening Students Association are courses[...]to 9:30 pm in the Student Union Building. Associated Students and The Evening Students[...]es," said Christin Bennes, director of student the year. Bookstore goes cross country to find its[...]ter opportunity for me since the last cou- students should remember when sel[...]tudents are buying their text- Michelle Antieau is the new bookstore[...]ce to student "It is 1mper..uve that students keep "Students[...]Anueau believes m total serv1ce to the then receipts." she ad"i ed "We can't[...]Student. "After aD , this IS their bookstore give a full refund v.uhout th[...]and they deserve the best service possi- She also added that the best time to sell won't be as busy and we v. Jl be better "e campus bookstore is under a lease ble,'' she said as she straightened a stack books back is the last two weeks of the able to help them agreement with Follett C[...]Corporation of Elmhurst, Ill . In addition to the Columbus boolc~tore, Antieau has also managed[...]. t also believe there is always room[...]" The sooner a student sells a book[...]back, the more money they will receive[...]for it," Antieau said. " During the last[...]is always better to b uy used books[...]Her belief in total service to the student two weeks of a semester we will[...]
	[...]Once again Arizona finds itself in a battle over the Martin state employees fo r the day can- not compare to the damage this[...]JUST WHEN YdU Luther King Jr. holiday. In the forefront of the battle against fight is doing to our state. Although the state stands to THOUGHT You WERE SAFE the holiday is ex-governor Evan lose financially if the holiday is Mecham, who organized and rescinded, that is irrelevant. The successfully ran a petition drive rest of the country and parts of to put the issue before the the world view Arizona as a voters.[...]ropositions will be on state. This is infinitely more thethe civil rights movement. This separate paid r:-~.;mmbus Day was a man who, in the midst of and a pa.jt .t King Day.[...]B'.A.L ~een Mecham and our state legislatures, the simple angry and abused people.[...]e. bombed and he and his Now this is not simply a vote followers were beaten and im- on whether to have the holiday; prisoned, but he never wavered it is a three-way split that from his conviction that the on- dilutes the real question: Do ly road to freedom was the road Arizonans want the holiday or of nonviolence. Many l[...]saved because of his strong The King Day controversy has principles[...]id reputation. What can voters do the ultimate price for victory; to rectify the situation? he paid with his l[...]debt. "The Wrath of Clod" 302, and ignore Proposition Vote "yes.. on Proposition 301. The money spent to pay 302. A matter of policy: Voice guidelines for 1990 As the fall semester begins, the staff of dum to district deans stating,[...]elude your name, social security the 'l'lle Yolce would like to outline its " ... please DO NOT attempt to cen- The adviser of 'l'lle Voice is respon- number and home phone number so policy for the current year. sor your student p[...]states that, "student According to the Code of the Na- The staff reserves the right to edit 'l'lle Yelce is supported by district[...]rint them if funds and advertising. Its function is newspapers at Maricopa are not[...]to input from only journalism Advisers, " the adviser must guide space is not available, or they are to report and comment[...]students - the forum is much more news, and national and world affairs.[...]craft with no restraint beyond the[...]Room 107, or mail to 'l'lle Voice, enjoy the same protection under the The staff recognizes its responsibili· sibility i[...]y College, 6000 Constitution as other members of the ty to print objective news stories. We[...]eedom will not be strive to comply with the standards of Journalism laboratory the American Society of Newspaper[...]The publication is produced in the The Glendale Community College the majority. Editors' code of ethics known as the Newsroom Activity class, which is a[...]and the Maricopa Community College District policy[...]District do not discriminate on the While the staff will exercise its press 'rile Volco is printed bi-weekly basis of race,[...]ugh to have an privileges and freedoms to the fullest, enlightened school district administra- through the fall and spring semesters, sex, han[...]we recognize the responsibilities in- except holidays and e[...]a statement that herent in that freedom. the Hazelwood vs. Kuh lmeier Letters to the editor, contribution treatment o[...]preme Court decision does not ad- To the best of our ability as student[...]opinion of the paper or any topic on activities.[...]uld cau e reckless disru ption of campus in the Letters to the Ed itor would not be applicable at Mar1copa[...]l- Community Colleges. (Hazelwood vs. the educational process.[...]The Voice also welcomes creative Kuhlmeier ruled that educators do not However, under the Fir t Amend- writing, guest columns, co[...]onalidad u origen, offend first amendment rights by ex- ment, the ed itors will not permit un- opinions, cart[...]sponsored expressive activities ... . ) The staff will attempt to print cor- It is best to type and double space parti[...]ton The taff The Voice[...]
	[...]Voices across By David lladrkl Opinion Editor The United States is about to enter a[...]Is demoaacy not one of o ur strongest[...]parently not; what is at sta.k e in the Mid- the campus dle East is the control of oil. war to defend our principles. That is the explanation given by President Bush to Saudi Arabia is a country ruled by a What do you think about U.S. In· monarchy. The monarchy owns and con- explain our involvement in the newest trols most of the money in the country, volvement In the Middle East? Middle East crisis.[...]principles? ty. Kuwait was also ruled by a monarchy. Where were these principles when a Although this in no way justifies the ac- ruthless Chinese army massacred over[...]pro-democracy students in justify the actions of President Bush. To Tiananmen Square?[...]defend these military actions as American The toughest reaction the P resident principles is an insult to the American could muster was to deplore the Chinese people. government's actions. The United States What is surprising is that according to business dealings with the Chinese but- a poll taken by USA Today, more than chers, we were told, were too important 80 percent of the United States support to jeopardize by applying economic the deployment of troops in Saudi sanctions.[...]Arabia. Where were our principles when the If oil and money are the new American President kowtowed to the Chinese and principles, then let the president say so. vetoed a bill that would have a[...]soldiers will know C hinese students to remain in the United what they are dying for, and their children States after the massacre? To send the will know that their parents gave their[...]tain death for lives to save a few cents on the price of many who protested for democracy while[...]" Our country is in[...]but that's the price By Bradley R. Malton us the liberal side of the Republican par- it's really none of we[...]We have Bob Barnes to be the self- Glendale's own Fred Koory, the SO- determined dung distributer. year-old Republican, may not be ahead For the liberal end of the Democratic in the gubernatorial polls, but he is by far party, we have "Terry Mondale Dukakis the best candidate for the position. Goddard," and isn't that special? Koory is not one of your more flashy Then there is Dave Moss. Yeah right. candidates, but rather a man who believes Fred Koory has been on the front line the candidates' platforms should decide against tax increases when everyone else the winner. didn't[...]fronted Koory Fred Koory opposes the importation of recently on not being controversia[...]d said, " You mean com- drug position, he is for prison reform, petence alone won't do it?" and is for greater economic development. We laugh at[...]one-liners, One of his strongest desires is to return but where is the substance? q uality to Arizona[...]have Evan Meacham to con- Fred is a man of deep conservative con- tinuously step on his own feet. victions, and this is the kind of governor We have J . Fife Symington II[...]there is a choice. great deal. I think By Bndlay R. Malton The purpose of Paine's Common Sense[...]courage them to do their there to protect the stro ng oppos i- The following column will be the first part to change the situation. oil."[...]ponse to This first article will introduce you to the the King of England's encroachment on reasons this title was chosen, and it will the colonist's freedoms . also reveal the focus of the columns to Today the liberals are the evil establish- come.[...]trol labor, big govern- Musket fire cracked in the air a nd an ment, big business, education, the media, English soldier was sent crashing to the and many special interest groups. ground with a thump into the cool green They are responsible for causing many grass of Massachusetts. The date was problems, including t he welf[...]9, Ins, and blood was being spiiJ- There is a great battle going on in ed at the Battle of Lexington and America and[...]1 he conservatives are fighting for the political pamphleteer, began arguing that d1gruty of individuals versus the domina- America should not just revolt against[...]pam- a society that restores and respectS the phlet called "Common Sense." This d[...]en- Jon McConnell single publication paved the way for the joy our spiritual freedom and political[...]During In6 and 1783 his greatest con- By using your own common sense, it tribution to the patriot cause was his 16 is my hope that readers will take the in- there to keep tabs, if ''The thing I worry •'aisis' ' papers that he also sianed ''Com- itiative to Jet involved and to have the something will arise. about most is the mon Sense. '' courage to make a difference in Arizona. And the oil com- draft, and I worry In the frrst crisis paper, Thomas Paine Alexande[...]nies are taking ad- about my brother inspired the tired troops at Valley Forae "Must one poin[...]vantage of it.' • and fiance." with the f1amiDa words: "l'bele are the times, a decline in courqe baa been c:oo- tiJDa that try IDCD '1 IOUIJ. '' lidcred the hqinnina or the end?"[...]
	[...]NeWS Buses being fueled by nature By James Gilbert Some advantages of using the com- News Editor[...]oticed a significant change operating life of the equipment. recently in the city's Dial-A-Ride buses. The U.S. Department of Transporta- They're burnin[...]tion has mandated that all public The city of Glendale has recently transporta[...]t operate on alternative automobiles, all fueled by compressed fuels. • natural ga[...]ase these vehicles came and must comply with the mandate," from an Arizona Department of En- Davis said . vironmental Quality grant approved by Glendale's transit department operates the Glendale City Council in July. 12 pickups and three buses already using The $55, 1SO grant will help cover the the compressed natural gas. cost of buying the vehicles and bulding Money from the project will be used to a slow-fill fueling stat[...]e aging buses at a cost of 1 ne total cost of the project is $60,000 each and to convert four depart- Two ,student~ are w~iting at the main entrance to the school to ride one of Glen- $220,600.[...]dale s new Deai-A-Rede busses, which are fueled by cleaner burning compressed In addition to the $55,150 grant from $4,000 each. natural gas. the state, the federal government will con- In addition to the conversions, a slow- vehicles already adapted to the compress- "The compressed natural gas reduces tribute $125 ,575 and the city of Glendale fill fuelling station was bu[...]ed natural gas. the level of carbon monoxide while slight- will add the remaining $39,875. The station will allow the buses to run[...]ew, city of Glendale equipment ly increasing the nitrogen oxide level,'' "We believe it is important to develop all day without having to refuel, saving manager, supervises the program. Plew said. alternative fuels," Janet Davis, city tran- the city time and money. With a year still left on the program, The newly purchased vehicles are ex- sit manager, said. "We didn't initiate the The two-year pilot program, funded by[...]ave not been offici:U- ~ted to be in service to the city within program to save money; we did it for[...]me m- sLX months, including services to the quality." c[...]college. English department gets new chairwoman By J8mH Gilbert[...]as she shifted through stacks of files on her The English department had a new head, but at the desk . moment it was invisible. "I think that the only way that I' m going to get Margaret Hawks[...]behind a mountain anything accomplished is to find a hiding place. " of books and files as she prepared to move from her tiny One of the challenges of being department head is office into the larger, more spacious quarters of the keeping up with the constantly growing English English department cha[...]department. Hawks became the interim English department chair- The[...]ll-time residential facult y currently woman with the departure of former chairman Conrad working for the department. Bayley, who transfered to Estrella Mo[...]"The classes keep ftlling up faster than expected, so I'm looking forward to accepting the challenges that we have to keep adding sections," Hawks said. come along with the position ," she said, from In addition to the added classes, the chairwoman has somewhere behind the precariously balanced notes, seen a[...]rk scattered across English 101 than in the past. her desk.[...]to better student preparation. When contacted by phone at his Estrella Mountain of- "Stu[...]she said. "She has done a remarkable job as the evening assis- Alex Joncas, who wilJ fill Hawks' former position of tant chair over the last year and will make an excellent evening assistant chair, is looking forward to working department head," be said. with the evening faculty. Hawks admits that making the transition from assis- The English department wilJ meet to vote on a new tant chair to department bead a is little rougher than department chairman i[...]Hawks wilJ remain in the position until June. Margaret Hawk[...]h Disabilities Act The ADA of 1990 also prohibits private[...]By Mike llcAttrey busi[...]Two years down the road, businesses The Americans with Disabilities Act, with mor[...]signed into law by President Bush on Ju- quired to reasonably[...]ed Americans into the economic Bush was quoted in the New York mainstream by giving them equal access Times as saying[...]ing alternatives The law requires hotels, restaurants, new er[...]ll new buses, cars and trains, "I believe the ADA will result in im- loans, c[...]be acceuible to the disabled. mediate benefits to d[...]"Tbe campus is alrady meets the r~ in the area of transportation. communica-[...]quirements set forth by the new law, but tions, architectural access[...]make the campus eurier for disabled held by employers will be more difficult[...]studcata," Mart Ferris, the ace diRe- to immectimrfy rec:op[...]
	[...]s By Jonl Kowitz[...]for Glendale Com- Campus Provost, announced the appointment of munity College.[...]ris Zagar who transferred to District assume the role of vice provost for university[...]s in July. relations, and Gebeyehu wiJl fill the newly His areas of specializat[...]n Hundere said. "I am familiar with the networking deci- State University in St. Paul[...]uding marketing and infor- Hundere is enthusiastic about joining the campus mation services, community and legisla[...]s here are "Plus," he said, "I enjoy the people here." endless," Knudson said. "I will[...]Included in network services, Hundere will be the con- This led her to recognize the need for a four tact point for services with the VAX on campus. year public graduate level institution in the Glen- "The VAX is the main computer that registers dale area.[...]rs," he said. Ejigu comes to ASU West from the Universi- "It's basically a large[...]ystem ." ty of Missouri system, where he held the title of Hundere hopes to make the VAX "more of a tool for associative vice pres[...]trict "I am very pleased and excited about the pro- office to work the Telecommunications Improvement spects of bein[...]Project. Lattin said he is pleased by the addition of the In that role he spent time working on the installation two experienced administrators w[...]of new telephone systems, as well as the re-wiring of all similar positions at other universities. colleges in the district for voice, data, and video "Both[...]KC Hundere, the new director of network services for[...]"My major last project in the district office was im- the college's High Tech Center, comes to Glendale quality to ASU West." Lattin said. With the addition of Knudson and Ejigu the plementing the district-wide microwave network, " with[...]ave a lot of networking experience, throughout the district. senior management structure for the West Cam· pus is complete.[...]of telephone experience, and computer ex- The other two vice provost are Barry Bruns, perience as it relates to the Maricopa Network." He also pointed out that he is one of the few people vice provost for planning and Jacq[...]olleges who has been in every building in the district. feld, vice provost for academic aff[...]Love and Quiches' benefits Re-entry Center By Krlstl Ebner Staff Writer The old saying "Too many cooks may spoil the broth" is sometimes valid, but for the Re-entry Center's cookbook, it's far from true. "Love and Quiches" is a cookbook put together by campus management, faculty, staff and friends. Sale of the cookbook will raise funds for the Re- entry Center, and will help re-entry students buy materials for schoo l. " The book took a phenomenal a mount o f time to[...]v.as layout and et-up." Work on the book began in the fall of 198 and v.as completed in J une . Rodger -Barstack explained that the publication took longer becau e it v.as prepared totally by the many volunteer . "-\fter the name 'Love and Quiches' had been cho en, I[...]ck aid . In order to obtain recipes for the cookbook , fo rms Martha Campbell, who bakes at the S picery restaurant, shows Jeannette Stewart and Renee were sent o ut to the entire di trict and to orne Rodgers-Barstack her strawbe rry pie while they lunch at the eate ry. restaurants around Phoenix.[...]buters wishing to submit recipe filled out the fo rm and returned it to the Career Center. Only one restaura nt replied: The Spicery, which is located on 59th Ave. Owner Martha Campbell[...]by 9 inch pan . Stewart, who headed up the project , everyone involv-[...]ee e, 2 egg and ed had a great time making the book, even though 4 eggs[...]powdered sugar a nd pour over the at time it was hectic.[...]irst layer. They ended up "proofreading the arne recipe 15 Y2 cup melt[...]cup coconut a nd time , or losing orne of the disk ," Rodger - 8 oz.[...]I cup chopped nu t . "Love and Quiches" is on sale in the Career Center[...]the cake mix, butter, and 2 egg and A recipe from the book i included here o Vo1ce readers can h[...]read about it, too. pat into the bottom of a greased 13[...]
	[...]..._. n, 1_. Yelce Children in the Sunsplash Daycamp program are relaxing in front of the Glendale Community College swimming pool. In keeping with their name, they took a refreshing dip in the pool at the end of the day.[...]m the Faces and Ftgures[...]By Mike McAffrey made a game[...]Another class in the Mastermind[...]program had the kids write, make[...]adults. The Sunsplash Daycamp made The Mastermind and the Daycamp weekly trips to the Glendale Publk[...]ummer of- Library to check out boo , and to the[...]keep them busy. the computers. They also had a field[...]The Mastermind progam had trip to the Phoenix Art Mu eum.[...]in photography, ceramics, and Keeping with the title, Sunsplash Daycamper Jeremy Layton learns computers at the High Tech Center. art . Daycamp, the ktd .:nded each day[...]ith Numbers was a class that with swimming in the campus pool.
	[...]By M ike M cAffrey Besides doing artwork for college newspapers, the am-[...]sional papers. She freelanced for The Westside Croni-[...]Julie Sigwart, editor of 'I'M Voice in the fall of 1989, cle and Th6 Baltimore Sun, Maryland[...]omic strip that was conceived paper. She was also the editorial cartoonist last spring in the campus newsroom.[...]The strip is called "Rainey Days" and features the " I find art less stressful than workin[...]boss is hanging over your shoulder would drive me nuts.[...]Rainey Daye Halloway, the comic strip' s namesake, " I also do it[...]Just as Michelangelo didn't paint the Sistine Chapel People may wonder how arti[...]appeared in Tile Voice in the spring of 1989. worth of m y comi[...]" I walked into the newsroom one day and asked if she said.[...]I became the art editor," J ulie said.[...]f being art editor, Mrs. Fiedler pro- "There is an old falsity that says, 'to be an artist you[...]moted her to editor in chief of Tlae Voice for the fall must draw perfectly,' but there are well-kno[...]Julie presently works on the State Press, Arizona can write very well.[...]State University's daily paper. She draws the comic strip, " I think if you have somethin[...]issue. matter what the picture looks like," said the young ar- Rainey is also working on The State Press this tist entrepreneur. "The way people react or don't react[...]semester. She is hesitant to use her full name as her by- to an artist's work is the only way of telling if their work[...]ne because she doesn't want to be identified with the is any good."[...]comic strip's absurdities, such as the reference to the fic- Two strips of " Rainey Days" are reproduc[...]criminate use and it will be a regular feature on the entertainment pages Julie Slgwart, cartoonist[...]of Tlae Voice for the rest of the semester .[...]Glendale's aerobics program is thethe state, and Templeton is ex- Students in orne classe get sweaty palms,[...]panding the curriculum to include several[...]job is easier because of the stafrs abilities[...]i~"' place," Templeton houts over the lam-[...]other. The combination results in ex-[...]';;j Templeton, who coordinates the[...]ing the basics, or a two-year as ociate[...]0 registered the week before school open-[...]~ ed, but Templeton expects the final number<,'" ill \urpa<,~ la<ot ~pnng' enroll[...]A "two-plus-two" recreation major is[...]ar- Ohv1a Templeton center coordinator of the aerob1cs program , IS surrounded by hand " The d1mmut1' e form d ing the graduate for careers as fitne c; members of the aerobics staff Top row· Rachael Gardner, Mary Routson, Sue cheerleader che~k., OH:r the neon-[...]Seated: Patty pauerned leotard<, for new faces m the cruise ship or at a fitness camp. On[...]the classes would give students credit for "Left, right, up, down . O\\ add the[...]physical education and elementary educa- Fun is Templeton's job and she take Students in the aerobics program can[...]Moderate aerobics is low impact, low to[...]Templeton represents Arizona in an in- " Is this too ea y for you?" the en- moderate intensity, with moderate[...]The trim and fit instructor says she thusia tic instr[...]members, IDEA: The Association for between the rhythmically stepping feet. diovascular exerci es, which elevates the[...]Fitness Professionals. She is one of 57 fitness because it was " more fu[...]rate's too high, you kno'" heart rate to the training zone. representatives in a network that includes you don't ha'e to use the tep. Hold tho e Low impact mean one[...]the United States and Canada. 1981,[...]main in contact \\ith the floor to[...]ps her abreast aerobics in various programs in the com- "Four, three, two, one!" she counts as minimize jarring tress to the body, but[...]erns. munity, including Glendale Parks and the group, groaning, fini he-. a long serie~ it[...]and the conventions and seminars expo e Recreation[...]"orkout. her to the latest information and research dripping by now ." Lo w/[...]from the industry pacesetters and equip- Templeton's s[...]empleton begin at Glendale ly. The Templeton make fitnes and fun tep?" :.he[...]
	[...]Laff Riots By JMOn Shedrick and Bobby Wwren[...]takes place in Indiana in the 1930s Wring the Depression. StMf Wl'1fW and Managing Editor The characters in the play are authentic and familiar[...]o has lived in Indiana. Auditions will be held the frrst two weeks of September " I felt as though I knew people like that from rural for the two campus theater productions of this semester. Indiana," she said. The first auditions will be for "Little Footsteps" on Leonard is now a resident playwright at ASU . He Sept. 4-6 at 2 p.m . and 7 p .m . in the Performing Arts originally wrote the play fo r a competition, and it was Center. The show will run Oct. 12, 13, 19 and 20 at 8[...]ale and five female actors are needed for this The second show to audition is "The Diviners." two-act play; there are[...]courages students of all ages to try out for aU shows. a nd Sept. 13 at2 p.m . and 7 p.m ., also in the PAC. The Coursey and Ludders emphasized that stud[...]d Dec. have to be actors to participate in the productions . 2 at 2 p.m. People cast in "Litt[...]also looking for some stage hands, since ("Lit- " The Diviners" because they will be participating in a[...]tle Footsteps") is a technical play, " Coursey said. competition.[...]for " The Diviners." She is also looking for a vintage "Little Footsteps,'' by Ted Talley will be di rected by prop for the show-a 1930's Schwinn bicycle. Belton Coursey, who describes the play as "a comedy Reserved seating tickets for the performances can be about marriage and people adjusting to each other.'' purchased at the theater box office or at the cashier's Coursey is a drama instructor here. office. Tickets are $5 for the general public, $4 for senior "Footsteps" is a two-act play which requires two male cit[...]s, along with a few extras for a par- In the spring the theater will be presenting "Fiddler Gorbachev reviews the latest reports on the ty scene. on the Roof'' and "My Three Angels." Middle East Crisis. "The Diviners" is written by Jim Leonard Jr. and will For more information, contact Belton Coursey at be directed by Virginia Ludders, also a theater instructor.[...]" , ' ~ / .' By Jaon Shadrick[...]t invited to more parties- and complete horoscope is just below. It tells of things assuming, of course, you are accepted by the rest of those those so-celled professionals hide[...]Don't worry, though; now you'll call off the Mafia hit men. have time for those late-night bin[...]if you get a job and quit bor- actually frred and the guy at work wasn't lying. rowing m[...]Sagittarius (April ~May 20): Your appearance is going to (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You[...]nd learn to put your Capricorn shoes on the correct feet. (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Reading the material helps you to Gemini know what is going on. You also get better grades. (May 21[...]legal Besides, your teacher won't accept the bribe. rights and nature. So don't walk on the grass when a Aquarius police officer is around.[...]if you go ahead and put out the contract on your an- (June 21-July 22): Spotl[...]ontroversy. In Pisces other words, hide the handcuffs in a really spiffy spot. (Feb[...]do what you think is best, unless it's wrong. (July 23-Aug. 22): R[...]If today is your birthday, you will be getting lots of[...]y like you , OR N ON ? HA HAJ JUST o ut of the country.[...]Advertise In The Voice
	[...]ing an affair. Did be do it? Go see the[...]"Arachnophobia" is a superior entry Summer moviegoers were once a[...]in the summer crop. It wasn't as funny treaTed to a smor[...]as the early ads made it out to be but it offerings- fro[...]tension. During a time of the year which tradi-[...]" Pump Up the Volume" could end up tionally produces big, block[...]being the biggest of the summer rums. A films, the biggest surprise of the summer[...]"Flatliners" was, well, flat. " Back to the Future III" and "Gremlins 2" headed the list ofthe sum-[...]"The Freshman" surpassed all of the better movies than the originals.[...]dies including "BTIFIU's" tinal thirty minutes is one[...]"Gremlins 2." Marlon Brando can do of the most nail-biting endings in recent[...]Matthew Broderick isn't bad ftlm history and ends the series on a high[...]"Taking Care of Business" is funny The total irreverence of " Gremlins 2,''[...]and worth seeing while ''The Adventures even compared to the original, makes this[...]of Ford Fairlane" isn't worth one of the funnier ftlms. More than once[...]Ratinp mits to knowing it is a movie.[...]Overall, "Ghost" was the best and Other summer sequels are "Die Hard[...]"Dick Tracy" the worst of the summer 2,'' " Robooop 2" and "Young Guns 2."[...]movie fare, with most of the remaining Action Adventure[...]films being worth at least a single viewing. The best action movie of the summer[...]Here is how the summer films rate on was easily Arnold Schwarzene[...]ecall," a science-fiction psycho- thriller set in the near future on Mars.[...]"Total Recall" ........... .. .. ..... 4 is dreaming the whole story or if it is ac- "Back to the Future Ill" .. .... ... . .4 tually his reality.[...]"Pump Up The Volume" .......... 4 Unbelievable coincidence is the reality[...]"The Freshman" .. .... . . .. ...... 3.5 through in "D[...]performances save ' Fiatliners ' from flatlining. is up against terrorists during the holiday "The Jungle Book" . . . ... . ....... . 3 season-this[...]Harrison Ford once again proved his again it is an explosive holiday. Mel Gibson[...]"Flatliners" ... .. ......... ... .... 2.5 T h is seq uel didn't have the should have been a sure-fire tandem[...]e hunks such claustrophobic isolation that was in the "Air America," but t he pairing and t he[...]op 2" was disappointing; However , the biggest disappointment In " Presumed Innocent," based on the " Days of Thunder" .. . ..... . .. . . . . 2 "Navy Seals" was a typical genre movie of the summer had to be over-hyped best-sellng novel by Scott Turow, he plays " Air America" .......[...]kman" didn' t "Dick Tracy." You know a movie is pret- a district attorney accused of murderin[...]ted to be and ty bad when Madonna steals the show. a colleague with whom he had been ha[...]Museum The ASU Symphony Orchestra opens its[...]season Sept. 26, at 7:30p.m. in the Gammage "Arizona Photography: Finally Noticed,'' Auditorium. The free concert will be directed 846-4768 will be the topic of the 30-minute talJc: at the by Henry Charles Smith. For further informa- Phoenix Art Museum by Tamarra Kaida,[...]view and personal inte.r pretation of work in the exhibition. The talk will be Sept. 6 at 12:15[...]cert in Scottsdale. The group will play various[...]YOUR CAMPUS. The '60s revisited[...]tion. The concert will be held Sept. 30, 7:30 Phoeni[...]some colleges of revolutionary fashions from the '60s by sdale Road. Tickets for reserved seati[...]ickets will ROTC is not offered... Cardin, Audre Courreges and Pa[...]m- CaJI or visit the Air Force ROTC detach- They are from the collections of the Arizona mage and Dillard's box office. For further in- Costume Institute and the Fashion Institute of[...]ment listed and ask about the "crosstown" pro-[...]gram. All the benefits could still be yours: eligibility for[...]two- through four-year scholarship programs ... the lead- through Sept. 16.[...]ership development opportunities ... the officer's com- Also Pbocoix Art Museum, al[...]untain Hiab School, will present an bomaae to the Pop Art of the '60s by displayina pain- John Denver opens the Sundome Center for CAPT BERNARD FELDSHER tinp, sculptures aod caamic::s that the students the Performing Arts' 1~91 season at 8 p.m.[...]de.. Current mass media imqes depicted indude the Simpsoos, Bltman. Oar- Ga.mmqe,[...]
	[...]..0 Velee Football prepares for season opener By .a.tf Wendt players. "The defense has always been my Sports Editor[...]have only been a couple of two weeks of practice, the football team players who have been working real is prepared for its season opener Satur- hard."[...]munity College. Fourth year head coach 18, the offense showed some talent to Joe Kersting feels this year's team has as Kersting, as the offensive line and the much talent as any team be bas coached. tai[...]eek of practice, we mons, controlled most of the scrimmage. progressed well and our players are wo[...]Kersting wd. "But I was disappointed in said the strength of the team lies in their the defense because they didn't play well, quarterbac[...]sive line coach David Rice at practice. be one of the leaders of the team this back Darryl Donahue, tight end S[...]ve linemen Mike Hooper and Other strengths of the team, according Darron Melon, defensive back Mark Idaho, the No. 1 ranked team in the coun- championship caliber. to Kersting, will be in the offensive line Brown, and nose guard Ron Jeske. try in the preseason; D.ixie College in "We could[...]" We have gone to a mo re conventional be the kickjng game. T he Gauchos lost of the teams, with the exception of Scott- perienced players who can[...]ope they will." ' 'Thls will allow Donrue Simmons the op- season, so Kersting is trying to find a Kersting has set personal goals for the The next game fo r the Gauchos will be portunity to show his abilities.[...]season. First, he wants to start o ff on the their first home game o f the season Through the practices so far, Kersting Kersting feels his toughest opponents right foot by beating Scottsdale.He also against Ricks College of Idaho o n has been very disgruntled by his defensive will be Scottsdale; Rkks College of feels the team has enough potential to be September 8[...]potential to be at the nationals," By Jeff Wendt Espinoza wd. "I'm not trying to put By Jeff Wendt general manager of the Yankees. Sports Editor[...]to the Yankee organization. Michaels The men's and women's cross There are six new runners on the won't have the Steinbrenner attitude that country teams wil[...]at Mesa Community Col- students come from the high school start the celebration. time." lege on Sept. 7. Their opponents will to the junior college level, they find On Aug. 2[...]baseball, and left the general partnershlp blems with player personn[...]Fourth-year coach Randy "It is very important to have the of the New York Yankees. ner did. Espinoza returns to coach both the runners understand they need to[...]r was forced to leave Michaels, who is a former manager, men's and women's teams.[...]have brings a rough and tough attitude to the said. "They are adjusted to runrung tampered with the trade of Dave Winfield front office much l[...]to the California Angels. coaching[...]eppmg down as year's regional championships, the mi[...]to his past and managing general partner of the Yankees. men's cross country team looks to[...]rt his reputation. That is something he also had to give up Last year's inexperienced team has According to Espinoza, the All this arrived to commission[...]mpetitive last Vincent, who dealt with the matter, for- The newest choice to replace Steinbren- the runners were freshman last year, season, but[...]Steinbrenner to resign. ner as the managing general partner is and with one year of experience in performances at the regional meet, With the leaving of Steinbr.enner, the Robert Nederlander, an owner of several them, we have the chance to be com- they finished in fourth p[...]become a new and improv- theaters aro~nd the country. petitive in the region." Returnee Jennifer We[...]Espinoza believes there could be lead the team, a team which Espinoza His leaving will give the Yankees front Nederlander as their choice, he has to be four runners on the team who could says includes some long-dis[...]and their fans something to be pro- voted in by the major league owners, and be at the national meet in November: track runners.[...]of. that is not an easy task. Chuck Harvey, Phil Jorgensen, Eric Espinoza expects that the women's Steinbrenner hired and fued 18 diffrent But there is one problem to this whole Strachan, and Lien[...]s that Stein- "Chuck and Eric really have the the region. Stein[...]ms with brenner won't still be involved in the day-[...]players as Yankee Reg- to-day operations of the Yankees?[...]ackson. That is something Vincent will have to[...]fice, he hired Gene Michaels as the new ed, and it is a time for joyous celebration. Stand out from the crowd[...]The college baseball coaching staff[...]ment is o ffer ing Adult Co-ed[...]2:30p.m. All info rmation regardi ng the fall[...]in SC-142, concerning tryouts for the league can be obtained at the G len-[...]s wanting mo re infor- must be submitted by Friday,[...]mation on trying out for the team September 28. All rosters accepted[...]should contact baseball coach Dave to the league are on a fust-a>me,[...]James at the Glendale Recreation[...]The Glendale Recreation Depart- Depar[...]
	[...]990- opener against NAU Football Cross Coaatry By Jeff Wendt Wa[...]oughrider Run season, and a second place fmisb in the[...]t. 28 .........•.... at Central Arizona region, the college soccer team will try to[...]any team is capable of beating any team Oct. 27 .... .[...]Yavapai go for the top this season as they face Northern Arizona University on in the conference. This is a very wide open Nov. 3 ..... . .... . ... . a[...]on says this year's team bas more depth on the first game and go from there. He[...]Oct.26 .......... .. . . .... .. at Scott8dale the roster than he has bad in two or three years. wants to take the season one game at a[...]we have more all-around in- they can go all the way. "We can ao verv Sept. 1 ............[...]sas City (national tournament) is within[...]on said five members are return- Watson is concerned with getting the Sept. 14 .. ... .. . ....... . .... .... a[...]t year's team, and this year team ready for the season's first game. Sept. 19 ... . ......[...].. South Mountllln Brandon Morell, who was one of the "We are running these guys to get the[...]Sept. I$ ..................... at Yavapai ed as the team leader. this year's[...]............ ..... Pl.... "I feel that Brandon is an experienced more depth. These practices a[...]he can show a lot of team leader- Watson is still concerned about the Oct. 10 ..... Northl8ncl ,...,.., College[...].......... ..... Freshman Ralph Saragosa feels the "With a lot of players being new,[...]10 ...................... .. Yavapel we can give the competition a run for as a team. If tha[...]n added this year's freshman Watson is optimistic about how this Oct. 31 ... ....[...]Oct. 20 .................... at Scottsdale group is the best group he's ever coached team can do in[...]. " Anybody can be in the tournament at Nov. 9-10 .... ........ at Reg[...]. "So far this group has a lot of talent," the end of the year. It's real tough to say Nov. 19-21 .... at NJCAA National Tourn. Nov. IS- 17 .... at NJCAA National Tourn. Watson said. "T[...]. If we stay together, we be tough to tell before the first game." can go places at the end," Watson said. Volleyball hopes for winning season, opener this Saturday By Jim Hansen "She (Strong) is the team's defensive[...]Nobley, Strong will take on additional The women's volleyball team has a hitting responsibilities on the left side. goal: make the conference playoffs. Bringing the team together, is Teresa Under Coach Sheryl Nobley the team Thompson. "She's the quarterback of the missed the playoffs by two games last volleyball team," Nobley s[...]season. son is the returning, starting setter from In the last game of the season, the last year, and the coach feels that much Gauchos beat the powerhouse of the con- of the responsibility of running the of- ference, champions, Eastern Arizona. fense will rest on her shoulders. The Lady Gauchos were the ftrst con- Along with Nobley and the returning ference team to beat Eastern Arizona in[...]Beverly Mayer five years. Eastern Arizona has won the will contribute much to the Gauchos championship every year for the past 10 season. Mayer attended Bethel Coll[...]a four-year track and volleyball "This team is real special, " Nobley said scholarship. of this year's team;'They have an excep- " I have to be the disciplinarian and she tional attitude and intens[...]that out, " Nobley said. According to Nob ley, the team will In addition to Eastern Arizona , the need all of the intensity it can muster, Gauchos can expect[...]I with the veteran teams of the conference from Mesa Comm unity College,[...]llt'OIIl' t'bt• II 1111g1 I obley expects the Gauchos to finish Ya,apai College, accordin[...]'" The conference is shaping up tnto a clear hold a penc[...]c<1n 1 wpe. Tnt' lac:''·"" in the top four of the conference, with five return ing player forming the dJvision between the haves and have-nots. Without your h[...]obley said the top five teams of the con-[...]hl'\ nt•t•cJp· trom 11<:-. \o 11 backbone of the team.[...]ference will be very strong with the bot-[...]II \OtJ h<l\t' Ihe drs1re lu Ainly anchors the left side of the court. tom teams being weaker, due to an inf[...]plnudt• for m•• According to Nobley, Ainley is one of the[...]could tlt'rome a p<trl of lht lk" top hitters in the conference, a real Rounding out the Gauchos team are[...]The pr~rams are 1ear n .Jr l Brandi Grimes is a dominating player High graduates: Angela[...]and op<'n to an~ rompam. in the middle, according to Nobley.[...]or~dnJZallon or mdMdualti.J " Brandi is one of the top blockers in Two alumni of Mohave High join the[...]would hke to ~M· somrthm~ hM ~ the conference. " Nobley said, " We want Gaucho[...]to the1r commumt\ Thf.' lrd un~ 1s her to become a domin[...]fret' and the rewards are t'llnt hm~. season ."[...]So \Uiunlrer and call I mMJ-111. On the right side of the court is Robyn Amber Grey o ut of Cact us High is an ~mnmg October I 1990. ph·d~' Preach, the best all-round player on the up-coming mid-blocker. Shannon For-[...]BOO 829-1040. team, according to Nobley. She said the shey from Deer Valley High is on the left[...]Moon Valley High rounds out the in- and hit in the front, but also on her ex- ceptional defensive ta[...]& ~ s-- ~&lfl In addition to Preach's defense, the The women's volleyball team opens the Gauchos will rely on the strong defense season Friday in Hol[...]
	[...]________________fr~o_m~~~~~~~ point with pride to the many excdlent programs and ser- vices we offer,"[...]tation must compile a self-study report conducted by the faculty to describe the courses and degrees offered, the student services available, and the experience of the faculty. The college then lists its achievements, as well as i[...]rams, bow many complete each program, and whether the graduates are adequately prepared for the university or workplace. The results are compiled in a comprehensive report which is submitted to the NCA for review. This report, in conjunction with the visiting team's fm- dings, constitute the college's formal application for ac- creditation, and forms the basis for the NCA's evaluation. Colleges are periodically re-evaluated in order to main- tain their affiliation with the NCA. The coUege was first accreditted in 1967 and most recently in 1983. Do the world a favor ... The sneeze bar Recycle The Voice Shirley Selander prepares a sandwich at the deli bar in the remodeled cafeteria while Carol Brown, ad-[...]misnistrative assistant in the Counseling Office, waits in line. -------------[...]Sept. 30 Steve Rodman- Sept. 10 "The Hero Within Each Sept. 27 "Taking Charge of Your Sept. 10·2 1 Paintings by Richard <Xt. 2 GCC Community Band[...]ng," Elaine Enckson. Oct. 1·12 Paintings by Jeff <Xt. 17 Mus tc Student Re[...]By Requen." :!\11ac ept. 24 Mlrnpressmg the Textbooks," Elame Erickson.[...]Painttngs by Lany Deck. Pubhc dtrectors. 7 :[...]Mono;:>rints by .\I!Jrta Hamilton. dtrectors. 8 p.m.[...]<kt. 8 "The Power of Politics,"[...].15 " BioWlllg Your Own Way to the llead of the Line," Sale/ExJubiuon.[...]Concen, John Thrasher, of Tomorrow: Where is[...]Sov. 5 "Criticism is My Way Mind," Betty Rideau-Tip[...]Dec. 3 "On The Air: Careers in Sky: The Role of Women in[...]Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 2, 7, 8 "The Bany Black, directOf. 7:30 p.[...]Now you can have two of the most recognized and credit cards In the \Wrld _.VIsat"' and MasterCard[...]Car.Js. Enclosed nnd $ 15 which Is 100% refundable If no t[...]·•rity de POs i t! NOTE. MasterCard Is a regtst~mltrackmar1< d MaslaQard International.[...]VIsa Is a tq!)steml trackmar1< ol VISA USA.. Inc.[...]
	[...]Bustin' up with the[...]. -Pg. 7 Holiday stretches to 5-day weekend By James Gilbert and Wanda Plppet Fine[...]On Tuesday morning Salt River Pro- The Voice[...]of the ten-year-old transformer had been Mother Natur[...]tudents brought in on a flatbed truck from the to an extended Labor Day weekend. SR[...]end turned into an un- When asked if the loss of power was precedented five-day holiday due to over caused by lightning, Santos Leon, SRP three inches of rainf[...]district manager said, " Probably-it's the According to President John Waltrip's best we can determine." announcement to the news media, ap- More problems and d[...]of campus classes workers tried connecting the new were in session by Thursday morning, transformer. The old cables wouldn't However, it was not expected that full match up properly with the new power would be restored until today.[...]Day Scheitler, SRP design consultant for the at approximately 7:40 p .m. because the West Valley District. main transformer was either damaged or " The replacement transformer is a new burned out. vintage-state-of-the-art model- more "Electrical phenomenon being what it high tech," Scheitler said. is, there is no conclusive determinination[...]Crane extracts old transformer damaged by lightning last week .[...]Partial power was restored to most of as to what the actual cause is," campus the campus around 7 p .m. Tuesday night. electrician[...]n' t want to incur any day morning. " All we know is that it is Wednesday morning due to the problems the wires aren't in the right order until more expense due to[...]d. It's like your car. It breaks down; with the new transformer. you start the car," Scheitler said. Rains on the night of Sept. 4 continued you fix it." According to Scheitler, the schematics Additional problems arose Wednesday to hamper repair efforts by filling Several buildings were also flooded , in- from the old transformer didn't match up morning as[...]nology 3, which received at correctly with the new one. This led to the defective cables and another damaged "Until the cables are dried out, we least four inches of wat[...]g incorrectly wired, and transformer behind the John F. Prince can' t be sure if they caused any of the Additional damage was reported in the caused what is known as "phasing" in the Library.[...]oblems," Newkirk said. Language Arts Building and the 03 current . "We restored power while leaving the Full power was expected to be restored Faculty Office Building southwest of the " Phasing would be like the spark plug faulted areas off," Newkirk said. by today .[...]By Barbara Schripsema[...]The Voice[...]The long-awaited High Tech Center II will be com-[...]" The building is look ing good," said Chuck We t,[...]director of the HTC II project.[...].J According to West, one of the most exciting aspects[...]~ of the mushroom-shaped building is its versatility.[...]8. One highlight, the Classroom of the Fut ure, is equip-[...]mework which allows fo r flexible arrangements of the[...]:ii room . These features give the instructors optional Kampus KZZP'd[...]__________________ safe return for troops in the Middle East.[...]new types of teaching areas are needed, and that is what[...]the HTC II is all about," West said.[...]r. Joyce Elsner, dean of administrative services, is[...]ment where students can choose the way they want to By Mike Manung[...]and professors can vary their styles of teaching. The Voice[...]e said. Other rooms in the building are offices, a seminar[...]emester have once again had problems that the program would be unlocked so that everyone[...], and an Innovation Center with computer usage at the High Tech Center. could use the Forum, and this will be the situation until where faculty and st[...]representati ve of a group of concerned users of the He was also informed of the possi bility of a usage fee The funds for HTC II were set aside when a $75 Public Forum program at HTC, led the group in seek- being charged .[...]llion capital development bond issue was approved by ing satisfaction over not being able to log-on to the "It ran all of last year without any f[...]it was Maricopa County voters in 1984. The contract with Forum.[...]e, it 's just that all classes that use the first funding for furniture and other equipment is imilar concerns about access to HTC terminals. the High Tech Center either are assessed a High Tech[...]$350,000. " My original complaint was that the Electronic Forum Center fee or a lab fee. And the only reason for that, The total cost is not known yet because "it will pro- was going to be shut off to everyone except Vax users, is to cover the expendable resources that are used up in bably take a couple of years to get it equipped the way and that includes people who were using other computer the High Tech Center . we want it," the dean said . systems," Pierce said. "I am a computer user. I use the "As far as I'm concerned, from what I see there will The original High Tech Center, whtch opened in Mac fo[...]"Whether that January 1987, was the inspiration for HTC II. Manny to use the Electronic Forum." will occur at the beginning of next semester, or the Griego, director of instruction[...]walm, who initiated following semester, is still up in the air. As far as what HTC's high rate of student learning to the tremendous bringing the program to the campus, and Lee Ann that fee is, I don' t know but I personally think a fee of effort of the instructional team over the past three and Kirkpatrick, I found out th[...]
	[...]arking on Obviously the school is profit- the campus. Year after year[...]done . don ' t the students de erve to be This year has been worse thar treated with the same courtesy the others. There are more[...]Just as new employee parking before, but there is less parking. was created,[...]this lingering problem, we spaces. A construction trailer in would like to offer a solution . the southwest parking lot takes To the south and east of ca m- up 21 more spaces.[...]ee parking grass. This is purely aesthetic has been spread around the since this space is never used, campus, taking prime student[...]Take some of the money that Any time of the day, students has been raised by ticketing are seen jockeying for elusive[...]o until people quit school is an students who come late to class[...]ce close improved campus is too long. to their class."[...]inadequate conditions. lanes, fire lanes, and the road- Plow now . Ki[...]rns ment and the FBI lock his records away seems that everywhere on campus is ~nomic boom of Reaganomics h[...]for crowded, but still, the idea of two lines an illusion created by mortgaging of the Editor:[...]is a bit redundant. Although I may[...]n to say that conser- Regarding your opinion of the IGng wait to see if you pri[...]e with her that "there vatives are the champions of individual Holiday written Aug. 27,[...]is always room for improvement," and dignity, and that the "evil" liberals con- and your fellow students to[...]Gerald A. Wilhelm it is my hope that this letter will help Ms. trol everything, including big business! about the word bias as you continue on[...]Antieau and the bookstore do just that. Iacocca and T. Boone Pickens are the road of journalism. The power of the[...]something dreamed up by Joe McCarthy editorial:[...]ll governments, 1. In Governor Mecham's "State of the[...]concerned State" address, Jan. 5, 1987, he asked the In view of your recent article by James[...]erving themselves and entren- legislature to take the course of referring Gilbert concerning Michelle Antieau, the Editor: ching their power. The IRS, CIA, and this issue to the vote of the people. The new manager of GCC's bookstore,[...]tmg Bradley R. concerned with the individual's right to then proclaimed the third Sunday of pened to m[...]Melton's next article in the self-titled privacy, and neither is American conser- January Martin Luther King Jr. D[...]recently. Due to an error, I was sold the series "Corrunon Sense." His[...]needed humor. the right to choice over their own bodies, was against the Arizona Constitution and been g[...], and I knew To equate the great libertarian Thomas confiscatin[...]! As anyone can that was par for the course. However, Paine with conservatism , as he does, is quent taxpayers, and mandatory drug[...]was primarily political what I and the other students were not ex- l[...]was a revolutionary. free oaths by college Joan applicants are to boost his chances at a shot at the pecting was having to wait in two separate Conservatives, by definition, uphold the not policies that protect individua[...]ine was certainly liberties. 3. The Attorney General Bob Corbin the re(und. Although Antieau believes[...]r Mecham to change this that the bookstore has an "efficient Reagan and the conservatives did try to have nev[...]. I think mimic this cry. But the facts are clear; tle in front of witnesses is particularly would sue Mecham.[...]just to Reagan undertook the largest government condusive to personal dignity. And yet it 4. Governor Mecham did not start the have one line so that what took me and spending plan since the Vietnam War- is something that the conservative original petition drive against a paid holi- the other students at least an hour would in the form of defense spending- and ten :[...]I will concede that this was the first resulted in more debt than was ac- and noble man, why did the U.S. govern- week of school, and during this time it cumulated in the previous 200 years. The[...]
	[...]politicos By Bradley A. Melton The Voice[...]and reassured that "Auntie" Mofford is busy making[...]official flights for shopping purposes instead of By D8vtd M•drld " I know no method to secure the repeal of bad or ob- somethlng worthwhile.[...]h her willingness to do what she deems important, The Voice[...]As an American I am sick o f the same type of gar- caretaker rather than a governor. Elections are j ust around the comer, and voter[...]spo ke of. I am sick a nd tired of my tax The same will happen with Goddard or Symi ngton on apathy is at an all-time hlgh . " Politicians are all[...]spent on a number of usele s and asinine the saddle of this bucking state. Only the conservatives alike," is the famj)jar cry heard throughout the[...]have the reigns to tame such a fiasco. land . This shou[...]As a " Modern Conservative" I am opposed to the Mr Plckc though. Citizens should be[...]allots. For those who I am tired of the fact that the legisla ture is controlled Attorney General: Steve Twist trunk they have no reason to vote, think again. by a bunch of liberal Democrats and moderate Superintendent of Public Instruction: It is time fo r a new American revolution. Re[...]A politicia n is a public servant and responsible to the District 15: District 16:[...]people. The people have said they don' t want new taxes.[...]Enough is enough! If we clean up government there[...]rewer, Senate; are fast becoming a monarchy where the many I am distraught that the leaders of our state can't take Brenda Bums, House; District 20: exist solely to serve the few. The public servant it upon themselves to make sure our programs are pru- Bob Bums, House; is dead. dent. They would rather bear the burden of irresponsi- We have become servants of the elite politi- ble and money-hungry bureau[...]ver higher amounts of our Welfare is a prime example. It does more harm than money while we pay ever higher taxes. Fiscal good by replacing personal initiative and creating a responsibility is an unknown term to these generation[...]ticos have voted themselves pay increases against the will of the majority. They have voted themselves free medical[...]y do this with a ballooning deficit, un- By Br•dley A. Melton " The bookstore needs to get its priorities straight, " precedented homelessness and the average[...]an worker taking a beating on wages and The Voice[...]Many students were also frustrated by the policy of ters telling us what a great job they a[...]checking in all items before entering the bookstore . Ninety-eight percent of the incumbents runn- :m d professional with exception of the bookstore which " I went through Jess[...]is cluttered with useless items , has substandard customs," wrote student Eric Wincentsen. " The become complacent in their belief that they can-[...]assistance, and is overrun by students," wrote Charles bookstore staff seems to believe that the students are go- not be unseated.[...]ity to steal merchandise. This A shake-up from the lowest office to the[...]mpus Media and Society class . is totally asinine." highest is in order .[...]Personally, I am annoyed with the high prices and the[...]y of Let's fire these public employees, and if the[...]disappointments concerning the bookstore. next bunch doesn't do a better job, th[...]The philosophy of the Maricopa Community College[...]District is to provide an education at the lowest price. The most common annoyance concerned novelty Anothe[...]I realize that the bookstore is leased to the Follett Col-[...]believe the philosophies should be consistent.[...]and sweatshirts during the expensive first couple weeks, government.[...]nt Steve Stock mar. get an education in the art of getting ripped off. Voices across the campus What is your opinion of the bookstore?[...]think it 's a good '' I feel that the The bookstore is making The buy-back policy on looking out for[...]kstore has too high a bundle off of the used books is especially themselves. In a large e[...]students . They sell a hard on the student. crowd, people would be onc[...]system than leaving your the semester they will together and form[...]longer, but it will save the bookstore." Wow! Then they sell the them[...]
	[...]••••••'- to, . . . v.ac. The Answer Office[...]---News Shorts--- By Jonl Kowitz Gle[...]Identification cards are also issued The Voice through the office.[...]question? Student Activities tivities is offering ping pong tables, chess might have the answer. The campus will be closed during the week of Thanksgiving to allow a ma-[...]e on jor re-wiring project to take place. The Student Activities Office offers a campus[...]closed and classes will not be in session during the week of[...]ennes, information processing Nov. 18 through the 25. services that enhance the campus technician for Student Act[...]r for works with Glemba answering student the office, is confronted with student questions. ques[...]"We offer support to the students in[...]"Cities of Today, Cities of Tomorrow: Where is Phoenix Going?" is the posedly, we are an unbiased party. Securi-[...]at 11 a.m. , Sept. I9, ty would be biased against the students Bennes suggests that students give a in the Student Union Building. that they issued the violation to." copy of their schedule to any friends or Yoklic will cover the development of a solar oasis and its advantages for The Student Activities Office is usual- relatives who might need to reach th[...]cities with a poisonous air pollution problem. ly the fir t stop if a student decides to at - while on campus. This will increase the Yoklic is the first of six scheduled speakers to be presented this semester. tend campus traffic court, which is set up chances of finding them if necessary. Admission to all Speakers Forums is free. by a faculty member and students who Bennes added that the office is "really then decide whether the citation was a busy place, but it's a[...]lanning trip In addition to campus complaint , the Glemba said, " I usually know about it. " office publicizes campus clubs and The Student Activities Office is open Students interested in becoming officers or just participating in the Ski Club activities.[...]rd Shortridge at 435-3230. "We try to give all the students infor- day and 7 a.m. to 5 p .m. o[...]as Telluride, Colorado, and Park City, mation of the clubs that are available," is located in the Student Union. Utah .[...]The City of Glendale Recreation Department is still accepting registration[...]ecial Interest Classes. Deadline for registration is Sept. I4. By Joyce Barton mot[...]re available for all ages and are held throughout The Voice The society is open to any student in- the city. terested in literature. There is an emphasis Some classes being offered include: oil painting, writing for fun & profit, "Carpe diem" is a Latin phrase mean- on, but not a limit[...]ing for teens, youth theater, porn and ing "seize the day." Members intervi[...]erature student who students intimidated by poetry or other Classes begin the week of Sept. 24 and most run for eight weeks. was inspired by the movie, "The Dead forms of literature will find the society a Poets Society," did exactly that. He[...]around their fears. formed a new literary group, the Im- The ILIAD will have no rigid rules or Poetry contest under way aginative Literature of the Inspired regulations, in order to bet[...]. A S1,000 grand prize will be awarded to the winning entry of the American The ILIAD Society. M[...]Poetry Association's contest. Mapes wants the organization to be said he has never t[...]as a "society," rather than a thinks the society will help broaden his in- name and address on the top of the page, to American Poetry Association, "club." The[...]their own Jan Bria, an instructor from the social All entries must be postmarked Sept.[...]s. science department, is an enthusiastic Each poem will be considered for publication in the "American Poetry An- Members may choose a favorite (or not sponsor of the Society. She is especially thology," a treasury of current v[...]author, study that author's pleased that the idea for the group came style, emulate that style in their own from a student . writing, and share it in the meetings. The group will meet every two weeks, Van for handicapped bought by AS "If a person wants to dress like Poe or[...]ed-accessible van was purchased with money raised by the Shakespeare for the day, that would be The time and place of the meetings will[...]clared handicapped students who will benefit from the availibility member, said taking on the characters of Bria in the Liberal Arts Building, Room[...]I The Voice I[...]
	[...]district office To improve enrollment , the decision building fo r the Maricopa Community was made to move GateWay to the Colleges, at a total cost of over $11[...]roversy Bwldings were added behind the mrun among district faculty.[...]o accommodate an ex- Some faculty wonder where the panded program. building funds when the faculty asked fo r The new location did increase enroll- a raise in sala[...]quipment and building another problem: the need fo r more comes out o f one pot of money; mo[...]instructional purposes To square of f the property, the rustrict comes out of another pot , •• according to purchased the Aloha Motel, an adjacent Dr. Joyce Elsner, dean of administrative property on Va n Buren. The motel was ervices at GCC. " The two cannot be converted into addition[...]ccording to " Peerpoint," a publica- " The district had made a decision to tion of the Faculty Executive Council , the ee how long they could hold (to the District Governing Board voted J une 12 Gateway site) and to see where the district to buy the new building, which i located will have to eventually go," Elsner said. in Tempe. The motion, which passed Last spring the evaluation team of the unanimou ly, allocated $6.5 million to North Central Association visited the buy the building and $4.8 million for GateWay[...]vation and moving costs. that the district either find a way for[...]~ Elsner explained that the Distr ict has GateWay expand, or move the djstrict of-[...]n streets, a ite that it shares take over the entire site.[...]th GateWay Community College. The new site in Tempe was a bargain,[...]&.._....=;;.,_..;.....::::I.,;Jit-------J Q. The present GateWay site was original- according to GCC president Dr. John R. ly occupied solely by the district facilities Walt rip, because of the depressed Valley New $11 million building purchased by Maricopa Community College District and the GateWay campus was located at real estate market, so the dist rict Gover- Govern ing Board . a site in[...]. ning Board decided to make the purchase Committees begin accreditation procedu[...]and co-coordinator, along with co-chaired by Tillie Byler, Connie Fiscal and Physical Resources is led by Dr. Karen Conzelman, of the NCA LaBuhn and Johnette Williams. This Bill Dotterer and Susan High . This com- The Voice self[...]committee will examine the governance mittee will examine the physical resources[...]sner, dean of ad- systems, including the Governing Board o f the college and district. This includes With the deadline for accreditation ap- ministrative services, Rodgers-Barstack , and The Arizona State Community Col- the physical plant, such as the buildings proaching, the North Central Association and Conzelman comprise the executive lege Board, as well as the administrative and grounds, and the support and equip- self-study committees are moving forward committtee for the NCA evaluation. systems. ment resources. with the self-evaluation process, reflecting The following seven committees have Educational Programs examines the Institutional Effectiveness will address their theme of " Adal<snte," the Spanish been formed to evaluate and describe the curricular programs and processes, in- issues that can demonstrate that the col- word for "forward" or " charge."[...]cluding continuing education, noncredit lege is accomplishing its goals. It is C o mmittees began working in[...]Higgins, Ma ry Leskovsky and Dianna " The most difficult task belongs to the Each committee has approximately 50[...]Support Services, headed by Tom Committee," Barstack said ," They have[...]nna Dwyer, will explore to demonstrate that the college is ac- sional support staff, and mruntrunance ning will examine the processes that lead student services, admiss[...]d operations. Student organizations to the development of mission and pur- ni/ community service programs. A visit by The NCA evaluation team were also asked to participate. poses, and describe the planning processes Human Resources will de[...]ee has a vital role in operational whhln the college and district. mation on students, facu[...]ort staff. Rienhold Kier- Evaluators from the NCA will spend responsible, " said Dr. Renee Rodgers- the committee co-chrurs. may r[...]two or three days on campus to assess the Barstack, director of career educational Organizational Structure and System is co-·chrurs.[...]grams. Do the world~] [...]YOUR Recycle The Voice EDUCATION ... THE SMART WAY.[...]Put the bite on the • Montg[...]tend approved dasses for B.S.N. and the Army[...]Reserve may pay part ol the costs.[...]And all of this is in addition to the good part-time[...]
	[...]Laff Biols By Krt.u Ebner The Voice[...]From the Balcony Dr. Richard Hillis, a member of the an department faculty, will exhibit his paintings in the Student Union Lounge from today through Sept. 21.[...]in national magazines. He ha been repre ented in the Hoyt In titute of Fine Arts in Pennsylvania, The Muscarelle Mu eum of Art at the College of. William and Mary, The Arkan- as Art Center, The Glendale Public Library, and the law firm of Gammage and Burnham. Many private col[...]work . Hillis' works have a common theme which is "basical- ly realism." He did a Southwestern art[...]s painting in a Southwestern style because "there is an identity bet- ween light and color in the Southwest that's hard to separate. It's an isomorphic correspondence-the only other place I've seen it is in the south of France where Gauguin , Van Gogh and Matisse all painted." There will be 30 to 40 paintings in the Hillis exhibit[...]Saddam dreams of Grandeur. at the SU . All are for sale. The SU Lounge, in the northeast corner of t he building, is open during school ho urs.[...]THEY SUR[ During the exhibit, Hillis will remove som e pieces of This etching titled " Medusa" is one of R.K. Hillis' art to put in upcoming shows at other locations. He will original etchings on display in the Student Union[...]I '• • 'Postcards' from the box office[...]' " By S.ng Hayan[...]Meryl Streep portrays Suzanne Vale, a young am- The Voice bitious actress who is a recovering drug addict. The[...]nship with her famous alcoholic "Postcards from the Edge" sounds like a movie about actress mother Doris Mann, played by Shirley MacLaine. the paranormal, but actually it is a based on Carrie Released from a dru[...]linic after a near Fisher's autobiographical book by the same name. overdose, Vale decides to get back on her feet, but the[...]Finally, a company agrees to give her a job on the con-[...]During the time Vale spend s with her mo ther, their[...]"One of the reasons I took this part was because I'm[...]quoted as sayi ng in information distributed by Colum-[...]Streep shows her extraordinary vocal abilities when[...]Even though the marq uee listed Dennis Quaid a a[...]tar, he only had a small part . In addition to the extraor- dinary performances by Strcep and :'vtac Laine, there were[...]~en al the[...], \SL -\cti\11~ Center and all D1llard"o; Bo' 01- By Jason ~ ... adrlck[...]. Lo\e relation heats up. Tr~ fice loca1ions The co~t of the tidet... are $27.50 and turning down the electric blan ket. S23[...]ayoff da} . Fo r fu nher informauon call the Sundome Box Of- Aries (March 21 -April 19): Ho[...]Jenning i as king fan to upport hunger home under the covers. r>[...]at happens behind relief organizations by donating a can of food at the O Taurus (April 20-May 20): It is necessary to become scenes is being kept from you . Send away for some of[...]20-Feb. 18): Things are becoming fu z- The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra will kick off legal af[...]composer Marvin Hamlisch. the knot, and before you put out the contract. O Pisas (Feb. 20-March 20): Be ready for unusual ex- The performance will be Sept. 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. O L[...]s. Somebody might say"" H i" to you. at the Symphony Hall. Tickets can be purchased at ed the cat," and keep an eye out for d ogs named[...]ybe you'll get asked out on a date. If the Symphony Box Office and all Dillard's Box Of- C u[...]fice location. The cost of t he tickets are from $8 to O VlfiO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): This can be your power-play If today is your birthday, you'll be glad to know you[...]
	[...]7 Football prevails at Scottsda e By Jeff Wendt defen e," Kersti ng said." \\ e had no The Votce defen[...]o ur weak outside linebacker, and we had The college football tea m, 1-0 after its a fe \\ big holes in the defensive line," \\in on Sept. I at cottsdale Communit y Kersting said . College, is preparing for Saturday's en- Ker ting satd that after the Scott dale counter at C.tru College of California. game the defen ive bacJ..field till has H ead Coach Joe Ke[...]never orne work to do. before played the Southern California " W e need more r[...]pponent . for the defen ive econdary," Kersting " I haven't seen[...]ut I hea r that they like to ed back and that is Marl.. Brown. The rest pas the ball a lot," Ker ting aid. " They are JU t trying to \\Ork into the po it ion." have a lot of J..ill, al o, but other[...]Ker ting feel fo r the Gaucho to be a Gaucho win in colt dale stro ng contender, the special team will After three rough weeks of p[...]require even mo re work than the defense. behind them, the team ' first te t came at "Steve Decker, who is our punt Scottsdale. returner , did a fine job in the game," Behind the rushing of freshman runn-[...]game as a whole. We need to three to uchdowns in the game behind an work on our punts and our point-after- exceptional offen ive line, the Gauchos touchdown conversions." took care of the Artichokes by a score of Kersting added that the return teams , 27-21. a well as the punter and kickoff man " We did very well offe[...]needed work after the Scott dale game, Ker ting aid. "The offensive line was do-[...]performance. ing a very good job of blocking, but the[...]ting used, and all of them !-ranked team in the nation. It will mean throughout the game and keep their of- make it a clo e game."[...]. a lot to me and the team," Kersting said . fen e off the field so that we have a good Ker ting aid the key to the running[...]g," Kersting aid. backs making such big gai ns in the game[...]: hance to play a No. I team in their col- is how well the offensive line blocking for[...]Kersting added that Ricks will have the them. Ga[...]lege career again, so to us it is a big[...]advantage in size, but the Gauchos have "If we can get 27 points per game out The Gauchos faced Ricks Satu rday, the advantage in speed . of this offense, we can win[...]at gam _ were unavailable Ricks comes into the game as the top- games.''[...]Kersting, though, knew that ra nked tea m in the country and has a After this week's game against Citrus The defense had problems throughout this gam[...]g with a good pass- College of California, the Gauchos will the game, but when it counted, the team to the team and the schoo l. mg game, Kersting said[...]"We haven't lost a home game in the[...]Phoenix College "We had too many problems with the .last two years, and we're playing the No . " We have to contro l th e ball[...]y Joff Wendt Gauchos. The team missed o n four[...]Commentary--------- The Voice goal-scori[...]up two goals in the last 5 minutes to 8y Joff Wendt[...]The Voice forfeit win, and a come-from-behi nd[...]My choice fo r American League Cy victory, the college soccer team open- the first half, but those two goals that Who should win the American and Na- Young Award winner is Oakland's Bob ed the season with a 2-0 record. They we gave up at the end really hurt us,''[...]rn. Watson told them at the end of the honor. Here's a look at the front runners: ing five, and leading Oakland t[...]ing a bo ut Arizona missing chances in the second half if American League Western," head coach Willie Watson they wanted to win the game. First, there's Boston[...]6 Here there are three .andidates for the they play, it's tough to gauge how Watson in the second ha lf. season record, and leading the majors honor this season : hard of a game this will be." Behind the goal-scoring of Robby with over 200 strikeouts. But I don't think First there is New York Mets' pitcher Their forfeit win w[...]o scored three goals in only 20 wins is enough to get the award. Frank Viola . Viola has won 17 games for thern Arizona University Sept. I, the second half, the Gauchos con- Then there is Oakland Athletics' relief the Met , but with the problem in their becau e of its inability to have players trolled the rest of the game in pitcher Dennis Eckersley.[...]had an impressive season. He is second for him when needed, he won 't win . The Gaucho played Sunburst " In the second half we came out in ave in the major with 43 behind Then come Pitt burgh Pirate ' pitcher under- 19 competitive, the American and we got one back, and then[...]playi ng with an inexperienc- Management, and the Federal Prison 4-2 with over 20 minute left in the chers o n the Oakland staff are able to ed team , which will hamper hi chance in the three preseason ga mes, going ga me ," Wat on aid . clo e out the game on their own, he won't to win . 2-0-[...]it either. But the Natio nal League Cy Young "We've really been working the four goals were scored wit hi n a Next come Thigpen . He has become winner is Lo Angele Dodger pitcher together the last two weeks," Watson 25-minute period, they till had a the talk of the American League as has Ramon Martinez. Martinez lead the a- said . "I ' m tryi ng to blend this team couple of missed opportunities . the White Sox organization. Even with his .ionall[...]together and make them competitive The Gauchos entertained South major le[...], he won't win and a 2.67 ERA will win him the agai nst the conference . I also think Mountain Community[...]ward becau e of too 1ward. this team is in very good shape." Saturday, looking for their third Watson added that the player's straight win of the season . Results of teamwork was improving, t[...]players. I have a goal to look at the "We need to have a quick team se[...]mg for additional player to join the teams who have a definite size advan- The Gauchos play another road Anyone who is interested in play. team for the 1991 sea on. He adds tage," Watson said .[...]t to be eligible a tudent mu t With o nl y the three preseason a team that Watson feels will be the leave his name and phone number[...]completed a minimum of 12 games behind them, the Gauchos favo rite to win the co nference. After with the secretary in the the Athletic credit ho urs by the end of the fall opened conference play Wednesday that, the Gauchos will host Pima Department, which is located in the semester. at Mesa Communit y College.[...]of roughly 15 T he first half was bad for the AGSIM on Sept. 21. Head coach Jerry Clayton is look- to 20 matches.
	[...]This is the campus. The place where it is aJI going on,[...]reporter. These are the facts, just the facts.[...]eating lunch and getting their mail at the Admirustra-[...]tion Building. But is all their mail there?[...]There is no way o f being sure. Anybody can open the[...]n pencil. But they are aJI marked. Right there on the[...]Students were treated to a rare surprise when the campus was closed for an unprecedented[...]day Labor Day Weekend due to a power failure from the recent storms.[...]Public service videos to air on cable By EIIHn Grein vides[...]the announcements. Bennes said the By Krlstl Ebner whole idea is to let the students have tree for medical treatment, which is The Voice The Voice c[...]sometimes hard to come by without an in- surance ID card . There is no deductible[...]If you could attend a taping of a Glen- the theater department and the basketball Can a student afford convenuonai telemarketer in the individual sales dale Community College[...]ncement, that's probably what you By doing the announcements, the The Maricopa County Community said her[...]posure," Bennes said. part-time or full-time, the Student Acci- According to Ricke, deduct[...]ion Cable, according to come under the jurisdiction of Student written by Republic Vanguard Life In- Premiums are[...]lder. Depending on policy technician in the Student Activities a PSA. Studen[...]Contact Bennes in the Student Ac- coverage either by semester, or by the years or under range from $458.40 to " In the long run, they really do help," tivi ties office in the Student Union, or year. Savings are even greater[...]phone 435-3525 ed by the year. $11 98.80 fo[...]e used for camera and Approval is on a first-come, first- Plan B, according to the policy In the policy offered by the college technical people, as well as for a[...]ating scale. $20,000 for all benefits combined ." The Details of the program are available at annual premium is $600. the Student Activities office in the 80,000 PEOPLE GAVE SOMRH[...]g $270 annually , pro- southeast corner of the Student Union . THE IRS THIS YUR. AIID 1HD WI'T WAll'[...]to people who needed help domg the1r[...]ccoun· what taxes them. A nd feel great . too By Jennifer Wllll•ms Center. She has traveled throughout the tants. They were people, like you and To find out about the free IRS train-[...]o have ing program. call l -800-424 -1040 now. The Voice ment[...]ning her business, Garman Anita Garman will be the first speaker taught for 13 years on the high school and in the Employment Talks workshop series college levels, where she developed cur- which is held today. riculum to teach self-esteem. "The Hero Within Each of Us" is Gar- Employment Talks are a service of the man ' s topic. Her talk will cover C[...]l insight on creativity, self- on Mondays in the Student Union perception, and her method for discover- Lounge at I p .m .. Topics assist students ing the hero within. in prepar[...]siness in Dr. Renee Rodgers-Barstack is in charge Phoenix, the Personal Achievement of the programming Do You Want VISA[...]Now you can have two of the most recognized and accepted credit cards In the '"'rid ...VIsa(lll and MasterCaroe[...]Cards. Endosed nr.d $ 15 which Is 100% refunrlable :~not[...]VISA and MasterCard the credit earns you[...]dePOsit! NOn:: Mas.leCard Is a ~r-s ttadmartl d ~nllnatmatlo.-1. Inc.[...]
	[...]The Gauchos go 1-1 in their[...]last two contests -Pg. 1 0 Expo '91 plans in the works Cheerleaders By James Gilbert The Voice[...]The original41 - by 18-foot mural i painted on a wall in the lobby of the Arizona lndu trial Commis ion[...]ounce back Career Expo ' 91, themed "Skyway to the Future, " Building. By Grey Stenhouse will be held March 6 on the college campus. McCall will be present during Career Expo to ell The Career Expo planning committee i already hard[...]his mural . The VOICe at work in preparation for this year's upcoming Expo A percentage of the proceeds rai ed by McCall's event , even though it isn't sc heduled[...]til autographed sales will be dona ted to the college' re- Anyo ne who '[...]ready knows . ... "Actually we tarted planning the day after last year' Some tentative[...]Connic ts within the cheer quad led to it he added .[...]More spon ors are ex pected to sign o n in the coming destruction last winter, b[...]ttee i made up o f mo nth • as the 1989 Ca reer Expo had ove r 20 di ffe rent a nd a lot o f new faces, this tea m is trying to put me mbers fro m the b u iness co mmuni ty , faculty, and[...]e d o n ' t discus what happe ned last year," "The diver e nat ure o f the committee provide u with ''We get bigg[...]esh with this squad ." This year' s Expo po ter is taken from a mural painted Over 14,[...]Donna Murchland , director o f student ac- by local arti t Ro bert McCall , entitled "The Spirit of than ever before.[...]ti vities, who was instrumental in the rebui lding[...]o f the cheerleading progra m, think tha t San-[...]College a nd at AS U, where he wa the[...]She was the head NCA cheerleader at her[...]" My philosophy on cheerleading is that if you[...]Despite all of the changes in the cheer line this[...]year, the most significant change has to be the[...]shift of the cheer squad from student activities[...]to the athletic department.[...]The cheerleading squad now operates under 'Inside[...]all the same rules as the a thletic teams.[...]king at Electrical Foreman Ray Larson-or, as the workers call him , "Chief Grunt" - looks over the interior of other schools, we decided that it would be the the soon-to-be-finished High Tech Center II. HTC II is scheduled to be open for next semester.[...]chland said. Student enrollment increases for the fifth consecutive year By J ames Gilbert divided by 15, the credit ho urs .::onsidered[...]Last year th e htgh poi nt fo r the head- District Enrollment Figures[...]\.OUnt oc~..urred Sept 5. ''hlle the f f S[ The to tal number of students enrolled and the full· t1me student equiVa!enrc; For the tilth .. on-.c,·utne far: '-Cme-tcr. reached t[...]I (FTSE) for all other schools m the d•c;tnct the last two yearc: (,( C (;nrollmcnt Ita<, 111\.reas[...]•hat thh .... \ .,of ~qll 10. tht: end t t the rel!ular "tJeed o.:r l11gh potnt." Ra} Je,,[...]~9 ttl the end of the \\Cek." Thts topped la<,t semester '> hteh point The Glendale campu<. ''a"n t the onh of I ,240. ma r ng a 3 9 percent mcrease[...]>- mi ned u ntil afte r the first 45 days o f t he The inc reases a t ind ividual co llege[...]Ill "Once the fig ures become official, this Mesa Community College reported the :::: :::::::::::::::::::: ::[...]ever," highest enrollment figures in the district[...]c3 cy is 8,459, an increase of 4.2 percent over last year. Of the 18,959 students on the GCC[...]~------------------------~~ The FTSE is the total number of credit hours that all stud[...]
	[...]Censorship A city in Arizona has leaped on the bandwagon in its zeal to to bu y the recording . This is the result of allowing[...]ew individuals or groups the right recording. A record store owner in Cot-[...]to circumvent the First Amend-[...]/ charges for selling a 15-year-old boy the tape, " As Nasty as sibilities; it is a right that must[...]Florida is a prime example of Undoubtedly, this recording is not what would be considered[...]ines forcing his will on the adults of what is obscene? seve[...]RECORD? In this case the Cottonwood The Bill of Rights was not chapter of the American Family added to the Constitution with Association has defined ' 'As the word "compromise" in Nasty as They Wanna Be" a mind . Adding the e right was obscene. the only way Americans would[...]BUY WHAT So now thi chapter of the allow the rati fication of the new[...]YOU cAN AFA is our guide. They can Con[...]hildren can li sten So why is America now eager[...]llloWt Now that the AF A has moral minori[...]top? Therein compromise on the Bill of lies the dilemma. Right[...]If the price of freedom is that[...]then that is the price we must[...]dults are allowed pay. From the Balcon[...]By Bradley R. Melton I cannot believe that Symington has the[...]The VOICe[...]Who has been the bigge t joke of the not back Mecham if he won.[...]Arizona, but it will get wor e if the[...]I am goi ng to di cu the Republican par- The facts are, if the Republican ''in[...]in the Legislature, then there i a ilver lin-[...]ble putting down other who are of the What must be done to accompli h the e[...]cal affiliation . goals is to vote straight Republican in the[...]I know that Fife Symington is certain- upcoming election. The danger is real if[...]ly the best of the two remaining ca n- the liberals win .[...]in their li beral hands and mark up the[...]nor Mecham for his recent support of the twisted ideals.[...]On the other hand, I would like to tell determine the political direction of[...]nk he i a poor ex- Arizona fo r the next 10 year .[...]n hould be. Liberals for the mo t part a re not bad[...]~mmgton ''a' or e'e' wa not the be. t Republican cand1date.[...]ad 't et "'hen you look at the alternau, e.[...]"here the people rule b) '-Oting and .[...]Wnurs J~c" A O;onm. B•rbon C• gc. The Voice[...]
	[...]Letters By Bobby W•rr• n tluorocarbon free which does protect the ozone, but they -------[...]to take a bigger !>tep and sto p using t yrofo am The VOICe[...]at' what it boil down to. The Texaco tarmart u ed to ha'e only tyrofoam Can[...]conscience, continue to use pro- cup but is pha ing them out in favor of paper c up . The recent flooding co t orne student more duct that[...]great- Fred Wojtkowiak, manager of the tarmart on 59th than ju t a little ti[...]au e of personal and work problem , Styro foam is not biodegradable, and every cup, plate cu tamers becau e of the tyrofoam cup and he pas ed I had to drop a cia . I had intended to do it the or carry-out carton you use adds to the mountain of tho e complaint along to his bo e . Wedne day after the holiday, but due to the news practically permanent garbage cluttering the planet. I believe the voice of the people wa heard in thi case report about the flood damage, I had to wait un- What can you d[...].i ing a it hould be here on ca mpus by Facility Food ervice. til the followi ng Monday. I wa informed by an tyrofoa m product , even if they are fluorocar bon-free. Ou r o wn A ociated tudent Council is taking action admis ions employee that I[...]ll enough as it i . to ee to the removal of the offending ub tance from my money back becau e I had not dropped the O n campus we have a major t yrofoam offender[...]class the previou week . When I pointed out that ou r ow n[...]Let t hem know you upport them . Let the people in t he campus wa clo ed Ia t Wed[...]ly styrofoam cups, plate and bO\\ I and the cafeteria know you don ' t want to u e styrofoam[...]roduct a an alternative. \\ant, at the very lea t, an option to u e paper cup and[...]According to Evelyn Brewer, assistant manager in the plate .[...]ncluding some night ) and have a fami- cafeteria, the owner of Facility Food Service will no hould they decide to ca t a deaf ear to the demand ly. The only time I have free for going to chool longer carry something that has been proven harmful , of the student and faculty, their cu tamers, then we is Monday and Wednesday nights. When the if they can replace it. If thi is the case, they will stop hould stop being thei[...]media, fellow students, and even the ign pictured using styrofoam and start using paper products. The future of this planet a nd, quite probably, the on the last page of last week 's Voice tate, "Cam- In[...]ave made an effort to be en- fu ture of the human race is depending o n all of us listen- pus closed, no classes," how is someone suppo - vironmentally conscious. Their st[...]ed to know that this means everything is closed[...]of it back . The school did not provide services to[...]to pay. By Jonl Kowitz[...]Parking backward for convenient pull-out is not only The VOICe[...]Imagine this: Driving 10 mph through the campus Security on campus is often portrayed as treating[...]usi ness, suddenly realiz- students unfairly. The fact is, security guards are here to enforce the cam- pus regulations for t he benefit of faculty,[...]ing anot her vehicle is plunging straight toward you. The result would be simple to predict.[...]Anot her citation issued to drivers on campus is for[...]A story in the Sept. 10 Voice said that power[...]opular campus com- that a parkin~ space is reserved? due to problems with the new transformer. plaint, are common in the beginning o f new semesters " inety percent of the parking cititations iss ued have The way the story reads, it sounds as though si nce new (and[...]ng in fire, handicapped, or faculty paces," the new t ransformer brought in by SRP was faul- security's si mple parking requests[...]time sec urity supervisor. ty. This was not the case. Simple is the key word. Unless you a re illiterate, the sign at the head of every The problems occurred when the transformer According to Eileen Joh nston, c[...]iolations are parking in a yellow 2iven out i nee the erne ter started . zone, red zo ne, perimeter roads and o n the grass. The Voice is committed to excellence and ac- - Fo r example, s[...]s have been iss ued parking cita- curacy in the pre entation of news. An y que tion parked o n and over the white parking guidelines, taking tio n of any kind, they neglected to read the handbook o r co mments concerning o ur c[...]ing parking problem every semester, with the regulations securit y ha is ued and follow them . Stenho u e, 435-3820. but con tributing in thi fa hion is no help. Put that together[...]and parking violations could be a t hing of the pa t. Voices across the campus How safe do you feel you and your pos[...]pened to me or my car , things. I believe the lord my elf, but it's my vehi-[...]
	[...]News Two administrators promoted By J•mes Gilbert The newly appointed dean believes that[...]tudents have high qualit y ervices now, The Voice but he will try to improve the m . A change in the administrative struc- He fee ls that on[...]hez dean of educational services, and t hem by d oing uch thing as developing Mary Lou Bayle s to fill the newly form- a video ca ette and creating d[...]s . Sanchez feel the whole idea behind the The c ha nge in the admini trative struc- educational ervice office is to get ture occurred when the department of ad- tudems into clas room[...]c ministrative services to the office of " It's ort of like cu to m[...]D " It is going to impact students directly ti ng a qualit y educatio n and it is my[...]0 in that it will shorte n the time it ta kes re ponsibilit y to make sure they have the[...]me that ..1 po it ion wa has been working fo r the college ever " Now with the ne,-. tit le the po ition He will also be responsible for pu tti ng lVai lable and recomended to the ad- ince, a nd has been the director of admi - reflect more o f the um brella abilit)." o ut the college catalog and handbook, ninistrat[...]y ta J...L a chance on sio ns and record fo r the last six years. Bayles aid. !tupervision of admission and records, the me," Bayle aid .[...]a} lc s arc\\ orJ...ing counciling departmem. and the academic That chance t hat the aumini trators financial aid, \et erans.[...]bu ilding elf-esteem, ri k-taking i the By Eileen Grelss[...]The Voice[...]Bloyer al o ugge ted visiting the Sept. 24: Employment Talk , " lmpre ing the Employer Before the In-[...]er Center on campus. It upplie up- terview, " by Nail a Erwin, Re-Skilling Ma nager for Digital Eq[...]" I Can Make a Differe nce," was the to-date information o n job earch tech ni- I p.m. , in the GCC Student Lounge. me age on the badges worn by approx- que , what career are ope[...]imately 50 ~tudent a nd visitor in the tu- the job outlook in specific geographical Sept. 27: Adult Re-Entry Talk , "Tak ing C harge of You r Time," by Elaine dent Lounge at a recent Empl[...]'' She '>ugge~ted -.tarting lege. a t noon in the tudem Council Ch amber~.[...]e C omro ol h) a leiter .tbl1Ut · the: "-'• r ahead thl Prke for the ~emmar \\ill be $2:.[...],~() rolc-playmg., auenJee ... \."\pC\.1. the g.oal' )Oll '''t, th, ta,J...., Yt'U[...]m., GCC Theater. • I wr thtng~ the} IO\e to do. ·• An d remember ... 'h'- 'atd. ··,r )-OU Admtsston is $5.00 for General Public, $3.00 lor enior Ci titc[...]ll they're good at and 10\e. t the end of the -.c-..,ion. William[...]• The place whe re they spent from three H[...]ist Jeff Bertoncino ''ill pre cnt ht paintings in the Student to lt\C fabu lous da}s.[...]Her beltel i that articulating the e taneit} before. It wa a httle cary[...]thmgs pub a per o n \\ell o n the road to but I ended up liJ...ing the interaction,[...]e pccially \\ ith the different age group . Oct. 2: GCC Communi![...]\ ill help owtll open their cason a t p.m. in the Performing Art ~ Center. Admi ~ion[...]Ob ...ear.:h. ·· . is free.[...]non-profit orgamzauon Oct. 2 : W ill marl.. the first meeting of Student \ ..,~octatton for a Via[...].li)J J..,p(accd homemaJ...cr,. ! '~oal i' It The club'<> goal is to educate -.tudent'> concern ing emtronmemal Mue[...]of ,eJt-e... teem. "01 all the \\a)s t)l tn.e toJay ·· Oct. 3: Honor., r oru m "The Decline and I all of the Commum'>t Lmptre. "e" Horizon., in the: 1990'..,," b\ Dr. John G. troe.,.,mger, Author,[...]By Eileen Grelss Oct. 5-7:The Ne\\ man Club \\Ill host thetr annual retreat to[...]laboraton '' con idered one of the Co t for the tnp i. $25. The Vo•ce leading .~ tllutiom on emironmemal The ewman Club al o hold Mas e\-ery Wedne day at noon in the Coun-[...]re earch. cil Chambers in the Student Union Building.[...]ere t hope for tomorro-w' environ- The cienti t can best be identified as[...]t, but everyone must help. the initiator of the Bio phere, a elf-[...]eard that contained environment in the Catalina Oct. 12: A luncheon wiiJ be held f[...]foothill near Tucson. in information about the University of Arizona.[...]nforma- Cities o f Tomorrow: Where is Phoenix Biosphere was temporarily[...]ng?" the Phoenix Civic Center Plaza. It prov-[...]Yoklic s poke Wedne day a t the ed that the outdoor was habitable in the Oct 19: Student Honors Organization is having a ca ual geHogether at[...]er's degree in Yo kl ic reported that the entire Civic Sahuaro Ranch Park .[...]la nd cape architecture from the Univer- Center Plaza will oon be reco[...]ciemist at the Environmental Research[...]Laboratory at UA in Tuc on . The Please S[...]
	[...]campus By Julia De Simone Spectal to The Votce By Jonl Kowitz Glendale Communit)' College is no " ' tar carch." but The Votce for o nly $10, people meet " ith "orne of the leaderl. in the Valley'\ modeling field that l'Ould l'arn them b1[...]\ccordi ng to uzanne Higgin\, coordmator for the 'cmmar\ to be held on campu,. 'pec1al interest classes in the Center for Communi!-. John~ton. ch1ef of s[...]cness peak a ~1odel Talem !>ympo ium m the 't udcnt Union th1~ erne ter[...]Lounge. Johnston. along" 1th the admmi tram e justice "The purpose of the '}mpo.. lum 1s to bnng together department •[...]-\n7ona Crime nodeI talent agenc1e m the Valle' .'· H 1ggm'> .. aid . Pre,enuon Association. are promoung •he The wmposium \\ill feature Robert Black o f the ~emmars with information com1ng from the Robert Black gency; Beverly mit[...]ultant; and Li a Van Becke, make-up ani t. The fir tone i cheduled fo r I p.m.\\ ednec;- -\I o featured a re Rut h Leighton of the Leighton day, Oct. 17 at the tudent Union inside the gency, Dani Green of Dani's ge nc[...]Campus modeling instructor Lee Cavitt will direct the The econd o ne, also on O ct. 17, will be a t 6[...]se with ague t Cavitt own and operates the Stella Ha tchett Agen- speaker, Officer Jeff C[...]s are scheduled on topics of safety The symposium will fea ture the debuts of 24 models awareness and tudent conce[...]rations, and lectures. "Th is will be a great o pportunit y to see and meet som[...]s hopes to see "a good turnout " of the Valley's leading figures in the model/ talent in- Lee Cavitt explains model[...]dustry," Cavitt said . "These are people that the average students Kathy Shea and Cflristina Hahn. because the seminars offer a "wide variety for everyone.''[...]otherwise ." Following the symposi um, a six-week intermediate education,[...]should bring it, even though one is not required. through Dec. 6 .[...]are more vulnerable. You are " There is a common misconception that you have to The course will include areas such as photo shoots an[...]don 't pay attention to their surroun- The forum wi ll include information on careers in Cost for the course is $5 1 plus an additional $15 to dings," Johnsto[...]lio, develop grace, and how to apply The class will be taught by Cavitt every Thursday from contact Johnston at the security department or make-up correct[...]ill provide a great o pportunity to gain in the Center for Info rmation, Advisment and Registra-[...]deling," Hig- tion (CIAR) Building or by calling 435-3805 and register[...]by phone. Publishers blamed for rise in textbook[...]Tragedy leads By Jennifer Williams company, said that the average textbook of that option.[...]"We have made a commitment to buy By Jonl Kowitz The Voice[...]books that have been used o ne semester The Votce In response to faculty and student con-[...]at 50 pe rce nt o f t h e origi nal cerns about the bookstores o n the cam- claims that there a re more p ictu re[...]guarantee A t hree-band rock concert is puses o f the Maricopa Community Col- illustrations, a nd t hat the quali ty of t he excl udes books that have been[...]ct , Follette executive, Paul illust rations is muc h higher than in t he in a new edition o[...]Carter at 8 p.m. Oct. 6 at Smallhopper, spoke at the Sept. II past. In addi tion , t he teachers of the fo r the next semester. the Caravan Convent ion Center, District Governing Bo[...]en 3333 E. Van Buren Street. One of the major concerns addressed and aid , all o f wh ich contribute to the returned to students through t he sale of Carte r, 22 at the time of his in the meeting was the high price of text high price of the textbooks. used books, accord[...]books . The biggest concern about textbook ex- However[...]c hild psychology. He "We' re very alarmed at the high prices pense is that students will begin deciding t he figu[...]d. was killed in a drive-by-shooting of textbooks," said Small hopper.[...]s rat her on July 30. He also said that the publishing com- afford the books for the classes they want than specifics. They don 't relate to the Scheduled fo r t he concert are panies are to blame for the rise in prices to take.[...]average st ude nt," said Scott Geddis, a the bands Carnival and SX, plus and not the bookstore. " I haven't[...]est to be announced. According to Smallhopper, the rise in because I can't afford it, and now I'm " They don't take into account that the Sari na Morriso n, benefit textbook costs has well exceeded the rise t hree assignments behind and I may hav[...]rdinator fo r t he concert and in inflation , and is not due to the rise in to drop the class," Joyce, a Phoeni.x Col- After the meeting Geddis added that Ca rter 's girlfriend, is an - paper costs. lege student sajd . the real solution to the problem of high ticipating 1,060 will a ttend . "I know that the price of paper hasn 't The solution is to have more students prices is to make the teachers more aware "We need voluntee[...]arry a $.99 com- sell their textbooks back to the booksto re, of the problem . the beverage stands and help position book in o ur bo[...]per. " In some cases it is possible to order with clean-up after the concert . been that pri ce si n ce befo r[...]said . ing their books back to the bookstore, but book and teachers need to be[...]d that William C. Smallhopper says this is not eno ugh a nd of t hings like that beca[...]ve aid . " If you wish to donate Brown, the president of one publishing that students need to be made more aware the tudent money. mon[...]All proceed from the co ncert[...]\\ill be donated to the Rainbow New student council members elected[...]open a home for teenage girL By Barbara Schrlpsema one m[...]The elected members of the E"emng The VOICe ferenc[...]1a th<.:\\ had a H!r~ loneh Onl~ I percent of the '>tudent bod~ pu'> \ <,soclated tudcnt[...]D1mana, Ste\en \ .Green, Sam Hoerner \Gted n the recent '>tudent election" Counctl. the da> ~.:oun..:1l, and bemng f...athleen[...]e'cmng counc1ls ~tudcnt' A soc1 at io n, the c-.en1ng[...]ociated Student Ex- learned at the RainbO\\~ \\ a~ ;\lurchland, director of tudent a[...]re 474 cast in last year' election . council in the Sept. 12- 13 voting. Three Je ica Aco ta,[...]s, Brad Melton, Christopher students turn out for the election," said in each division, making a t[...]• C•rter,Back Page Walter Glemba, adviser to the Evening members. Murchland feels the peo ple Rothblum, Jeremy Spears, Li a Tapia, Students Association. "One more vote is who are carried over give the council and Mark B. Thomas.
	[...]-from the movie " Teachers " Linda Austin, English[...]thematics Linda A ustin i a new member of the English depa rt ment. Michael Cullina[...]ce includes teaching E nglish and German the college math department. at Southern llhnoi[...]Since coming to Phoeni-.. Cullinan has taught at the Federal gardening.[...]home maintenance, A ustin said. " Thi campus is ideal for ed uca tion." boating,[...]Austin has a master's degree in H is imp res ion of the ca mpus: " I like it a lot!" English and Ger[...]-By Glenn Davis -By Glenn Davis Larry Backs, Interior Design[...]as been made a re idential faculty member in the technology department. Before coming here[...]hington , D.C . "I'm really excated about the o ppo rtunities here . l '\ e had a really good reception, .. the design teacher said . - Backs designed the interior of Gompe r~ Rehabilitation Center in Phoenax, and man} building located outside the United States: The American Ambassador' Office in Brazilia, Bra[...]H e has a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Pratt Institute in New York, a master's in education from the University of Virginia. He attended The Rhode Island School of Design and Georgetown[...]-By Krlstl Ebner Ron Baltzer, Science Ro[...]rh)\ic' department nmhcr goal'' to "Ju't do the be't I t~ t h~.: n \\CIIt !< Berl.[...],hed h1' de:rcl· Dorl.mo ,1, 1 •Ill .111 01 er the dam '· as ho•\ other 11 'tru •or, rc[...]tn -By Jonl Kowitz[...]-By Sevag H ayan P hoen ix ince 1983. She taught[...]ore com ing here. " I chose GCC because it is the leading college in the district Anne Dudley, Mathematics in comp[...]ne Dudley bega n teaching because she wa inspired by Elizabeth Hufford, English[...]d Elizabeth Hu fford, a ne\\ full· Barner is married and has two children . In her spare time,[...]king fo r her time teacher in the English department. " They give us a chance s[...]do that ,' " Dudley Writing is one of her hobbies , alo ng with tennis a nd mak- Oregon State University and her master's degree from the a id .[...]ing miniatures . When asked if he sells the m iniature figure , University of Hawaii. Tha[...]I play with them. •· credits fro m around the country due to the traveling she did Dudley holds a bachelo[...]On Oct. 6 Hufford will receive the fi rst-place award for her while her husband was in the service. Arizona[...]rt story, " Autumn Queen," which she submitted to the -By Barbara Cage In her spare time Dudl[...]Teachers as Writers Co ntest , sponsored by The Arizona[...]Department of Educatio n and The Arizona English Teacher[...]rd , her husband a nd her on decided to move to " the Jan Bria, now a full-time teacher in the social science depart- -By Jennifer Williams Valley o f the Sun " o ne winter when they had to put n ags on[...]set so nowmobilers w-ouldn ' t impale Bria is o n the humanities team which teache the fo ur-credit class, Ideas and Val u~ in the H umanities. Her specialty is Garwin Gaekel, Automotives[...]Hufford taught literature; ot her mem ber of the team teach music, art, Garwin Gaekel i now a permanent part of the automomes here on a tempo[...]depa rtment. He has been teaching on the campu since A ugu t and at the University of Clanon (Penn.), "'h1ch is "'here she She has tou red E urope , trave[...]aly and Swi tzerland . " I think GCC is probably one of the finest junior college -By Barbara Cage Bria brings her ent husiasm f[...]been to," said Gaekel. ' '\\' hen I deter- In the humanities, she hopes "to pique the interest of student! nined t hat I wanted[...]Befo re teaching here, Gaekel taught at the Arizona Edward Hutton i addrng h1s 26 year of ell.penen'e to the Last year she trave led for t hree weeks t[...]math depa rt ment thi semester. He ha taught at the Um-.er- a photographic safari. This year over[...]bachelor's degree in education and member hip in The dle Aero nautical Universi[...]alln.stitute of Automotive Service Excellence. He is a Hutton attended Par o n[...]ed a master's degree from the Univer ity of Io wa, a nd a doc- -By Joyce Sartor~ -By Krlatl Ebner t~rate from the University of Kentucky. •[...]
	[...]n Q uinn wa' a distanguashed artist before joanmg the A fter high school Matar came to the U nited tates and ~lendale facult[...]Mudied Englis h. He h a~ been in th is count r y fo r eaght )ear~ tca.:her, but he ha[...]He is married .[...]in electrical enganeenng, a bachelor' The arta~t teache~ design, drawang composition, je\\[...]- By Barbara Schripsema Quann's fa,[...]Among the ne\\ anstructor on campus is Dr. Peter 1at her, \\ ith stone i nd u ~a[...]A ~ a chald he aw o nly art an the fasc anatang array of o b-[...]Originally from the Los ngeles, Calif.. area. Mather taugh t je.[...]mores a t Mo rro Bay High chool fo r Sl "\ dealer.[...]Mather' favorite ho bby is riding bicycles. He n d es to and Qu inn 's interests also incl ude museolog), the ~t u dy o f[...]preparat o r at the Phoenix Art M useum in 1975.[...]- By Mike Massung Qu10n is c ura tor o f campu art . which he ays i one of the[...]10 largest non -private collectio n in the state.[...]" M y ma in goal is to place mo re art on cam pu and ha' e[...]-By Joyce Barton and Savag Hayan[...]1ary Ryan descnbes her ne\\ teachmg po,Haon 10 the nurs-[...]vice to other people is a strong pull for being in nursing."[...]which is nursing and caring for the dying patient.[...]- By Jonl Kowitz[...]The on I) negame part ol the Glendale: >~tern for ne"'[...]teacher Charles Sohn as the long dail> commute through[...]Sohn teadJe'> composition .:our~e an the Enghsh department. the start of school. Back row : Joyce Story, Elsie[...]"'HU\\e,er. I ..:on\ader my,elf luck~ w t>c )n the faculty at[...]Glendale, b\ far nn la,onu.: among the na.1n\ \l,m..:opa can.[...]~ohn taua:.h ::!~~ear' 111 the E:n!!l·'' dcp.trtn •nt at I O\\a ~tat~[...]de\tiOauons haH been Bntam. the \h:dllcrranean, and[...]e\peu.tll) the ( anbbean .' ~ohn \a ad.[...]Photos by Karl Kunsman, Kerry Teran and John - By Mike McAffrey[...]ells you about herself, plot out before reaching the conclusion . Hikmg and pie-[...]now a full-time teacher, begins her fourth is a very interesting place," Hutton said . " I will[...]in the business department eight years ago," she said .[...]r years. -By Glenn Davis Montanus d id not let the wait go to waste, however. In ad- She re[...]and develop computer courseware used by several large cor- taught at Ohio State, Indiana, and Kansas. Although this is Jeff Kruse 's fir t year on a permanent con-[...]to write in addition to her new full- "The first Russian class I taught here was by far the most ' he isn' t a new face on campus. Prior to signing this con- time position as the H igh Tech Center liaison for the business !xciting class I ever had," Story s[...]ble to max- Living up to her name, she is the president of the West Valley -time on campus the three years before. imize their benefits from the high-tech resources. C hapter of the Teller of Tales, an Arizona o rganization. She Kruse has enjoyed h is time spent teaching here and ays that[...]and master 's degrees in 1lso belongs to the National Associatio n fo r the P reservation tudents and facu lt y are really[...]md Perpetuat ion o f Sto rytelling . ' The students real!) pay attention in class, a nd the facult}' -By Mark de Celie S he writes her O\\n stories whenever she has ume. ly in terested in the tudent · ed ucatio n,·· Kruse ~a i d .[...]C hina, the Soviet Union . T ibet, Poland, Italy. a nd France . the U n iversity of eb raska and a master's degree fr[...]\'irginia Pesqueira , coordina tor of the Literacy Center, as peakers Fo rum on campus. - By Jennifer Williams one of the ne\\ faces o n campus this emester. - By Bobby Warren[...]an read ing fro m the UofA , and she as wor ang on her d oct or Bassam Matar is no t only a new instructor o n cam pus, but of philosophy degree. is new to teaching. This is his first posi tion a nd he sa ys " I li[...]queira said , "because we are restructuring the Literacy Center. Biographies on the following new teachers were not mclud- I love working with the people here," Matar said. " They So th[...]or one-year contract, very friendly, especially the chairman and assistant cha ir- Off camp[...]music, sports, playing the piano, and sewing. ,e/1, Roberta Gibson, Henry Jarvis, EliUJbeth Lynch, Elsie is diverse educational background began in West Africa -By Mike u...ung Massumi, Kathy St[...]
	[...]ce 'Little Footsteps' coming your way By Eileen Grelaa Th[...]Laney beheves the viewers will be af- The VOICe fected by the story. The result of this con- troversy? Divorce? The end you can fi nd Reaction to the news of impending lit- o ut for you r elf. tle foot teps, also called " the patter of lit- E. Adam Thomas, plays the pan of tle feet," can surface as joy, fea r,[...]ion. Four walk-on round out the supporting The theater artS department's upcom- cast.[...]," 1 "Lmle Foot tep " was chosen as the a two-act comedy by Ted Tally. Tally is entry in the December College Theater a native of • orth Carolina, and a Festival at the Herberger Theater, accor- graduate of the Yale School of Drama. ding to directo[...]has performed off broadwa} and in The drama divisions o f the theater arts reg1onal theaters.[...]annie, a whne or mne other chools fo r the Irene Ryan A nglo-Saxo n Protestant (WASP ),[...]dditional As Ben, Matthew Nicolay portrays the performances on the 13, 19 and 20 at 8 J ewish h u sband , whose[...]at 2p.m . matinee fatherhood are complicated by meddling in the Perfo ming Arts Center. parents and hostile in-laws in a series o f. Tickets can be purchased at the Perfor- " we told you so ' s."[...]ny, poignant, witty and very production, at the Cashier's Office. Director Belton Courseu gives stage d irections to the leading chracters real adult comedy," said Ni[...]tthew Nicolay and Jenica Laney play a married the audience becomes a pan of the show. tion, $3 for students, and $4 for[...]about to have a baby in this two-act adult comedy by Ted Tally. Magician Steve Rodman[...]By Ell"" Grelss comes[...]The Voice wi tho[...]Award-winning magician Steve Rod- The performance will be at 8 p .m. Sun-[...]l demonstrate his particular brand day in the PAC. General admissio n is $5;[...]sing on him. of magic Sunday evening in the Perfor- senio rs, $3; and students, $1[...]s. Sometimes they Ludders said this play is unique in ming Arts Center.[...]don ' t take into consideratio n the effect several ways. T he "scenery" is achieved Rodman is one magician who has a[...]r actions have o n others. mostly by lighting rather than props. slew of satisfied[...]The characters in " The Diviners" carry Also, it is a n ensemble production. Every formed in over[...]oal-seeking beyond desire for character is vital to the story. tionally in Japan, Hong Kong, England,[...]ment, to obsessio n. "There is no antagonist ," Ludders and Israel.[...]''The play is humoro us and war m, but said, "just a group of well-meaning peo- Cuba, the Carribean, Bermuda and[...]udders said. "Good people cause tragic "The Divi ners" marks Wandrey's number of the places his magic has[...]to live wit h fo urth performance here. She is a fourth- reached.[...]emester student who has been acting He was the magic consultant for many[...]T he play, set in a small town in Indiana ince the eighth grade. Her starring roles theatrical productions, including the in the 1930s. has a cast of II characters. began in her sophomore year in high Broadway version of " The Wiz." ''The cast is a good fit, and very school. R[...]," said Matthew According to Ludders. in the late 1980 such performers as Joan Rivers, Bo[...]Kerby, who plays one of the leads . "' The Diviners" won thr American Col· Rydell, Yako[...]rs, a middle-aged preacher from wri ting. The play' author. Jim Leonard , His magic has[...]Arizona State University. Rodman ' s is part of the coiJege's Ar-[...]"The Diviners" will be presented at 8[...]the change. tists Series, which is sponsored by the ' "The role is very real fo r me," Kerby p.m. Nov. 30, and Dec. I , 7 and 8 at the Evening Student Association.[...]Ginger Wandrey plays the part of Advance tickets can be purchased at the STUDENT NURSES. CONTINUE YOUR[...]Goldie Short, a prayerful waitress at the Cashier's Office across fro m the Student[...]Dine-Away-Cafe, the restaurant where Union, or at the Performi ng Arts Center. EDUCATION... THE SMART WAY. much of the action takes place. Prices are $3[...]tend approved dasses for B.S.N. and the Army Reserve may pay part of the costs. And all of this is io addition to the good part-time income as an Army[...]" The Diviners" cast: Back: Steve McClellan, Mat[...]
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	[...]1 . - Voice Football 2-1 after loss to Ricks By Jeff Wendt o ppo[...]Ker ting said the special teams game The Votce has been improving over the last two games, a nd this game was good for the The college football team, which cur-[...]The Gauchos blocked a 38-yard field tion on Oct. 9 a[...]goal attempt by Citrus College, and they College.[...]be an extra point kick. The Gaucho forc- re ult were not available, the Gaucho ed the interception by a Citrus College have a week off.[...]bad snap and very good penetration by Head Coach Joe Ker ting said he will the outside lineman. u e the time to give the non-starter some[...]touchdowns. The Vikings defeated the played before, the Gauchos held off a late The foo tball team practices for their upcom ing game[...]icks) had a lot of big, physical Kersting said the defensive effort put[...]players. It j ust seemed like most of the a field goal, two fumbles, an interception, fort h by the Gauchos was the best he has[...]game they controlled the line of scrim- and a punt. seen this season[...]Freshman Marcus Dickson led the ma[...]erform this game. We " We flew around all over the field, we[...]icks rushed for weren't doing enough to win the game," caused a lot of turnovers, and I was very[...]140 yards to the Gauchos' 100, and Ricks impressed by our effort," Kersting said.[...]17 1 to 88. Kersting said the effort put out by the The offense played well, gaining about[...]"We didn' t make the plays when we team stayed constant throughout the 300 yards total, but still had trouble scor-[...]them," Kersting said . "There game, but the performance level improv- ing when the ball is inside the opponent's[...]On the defensive side, sophomore[...]when we could have had in- ed vastly from the first half to the second 20-yard line .[...]linebacker Mike Swayda led the team with[...]." half. According to Kersting, in the last two[...]Kersting said the offense was having games, the Gauchos have had a lot of more trouble scoring inside the 20-yard " I challenged them to play hard in the tackles, and sopho more safety Mark missed oppo[...]second ha lf of the game," Kersting said. Brown had six unassiste[...]line. Five times GCC was inside the " red resulted in more points scored on the[...]zone" and the only result from that was[...]By Mike M assung The VoiCe[...]the win," obley aid. By Matt Suman Shawn Simon, Chad Spicer, and The women·s volleybaJI team outscored The Lady Gauchos also beat South[...]untain College in an action-packed Specta/ to The Votce[...]15-6, 16-14, 15-13 to give the Lady Sept. 12 game. The men's and women's cross coun- Women improving Gaucho the win Wednesday night. South Mountain took the early lead by try teams are hoping to improve their The women ' s cross country team "The game started well; we dominated scoring 5 points early before the Gaucho records in their next meet on Friday is also looking to improve on last the first game but started making came back to win game one 15-6. The against Central Arizona College and season's performance. m istakes in the second game. It wasn 't Gauchos then took the next two games Yavapai College. Central Arizona is The women a lso hold a 2-2 record o ne of ou[...]easily with 15-2, 15-3 cores over South the host for the meet. so fa r this season.[...]r goal that hard in practice to get ready for the country experience won't hurt them.[...]obyn Preach and we have been working on is to stay intense upcoming meet.[...]t here Brandi G rimes were key players in the throughout the entire match and finish it getting into shape for the track game, wit h Ainley's setting a[...]to get way ahead and then let up and let The men will face their toughest haven't run[...]lay with us. We lost a crucial competition of the season against before . I think the first two races With this win, the Lady Gauchos now match against Yavapai by doing that. The Central Arizona and Yavapai Col- we[...]arning experience, have a 5-2 record in the 1990 Arizona players did it well against Central Arizona leges, the top two teams in the but they did really well, considering[...]th region. the strength of the competition." The Gauchos also thrashed Pima Com- Mountain . They stayed very intense." "Our goal is to do better than last Espinoza also hopes[...]e Sept. 14 with a score of Coming up fo r the Gauchos is the year, and try to place in the top three runners from the women's team to 15-6, 15-6, 15-8 in[...]describ- Cypress College Tournament , which the or four in our region," Head Coach nationals: Jennifer .Weyermiller, An- ed as the " best game we' ve played the en- Gauchos took second in last year. '' I[...]Standouts in the game were so I 'd say we have a sho t at taking the juries to three o f the top seven run- "Even though we're not long[...]Preach and Grimes, and whole thing if the competition is com- ners have slowed the Gauchos down d istance runners, we' re h[...]and hitting, sophomores Megan Strong The Gauchos next play Mesa Com- The Gauchos victories were over The rest of the women's team in- and Teresa Thomp on fo[...]her all-around play. then participate in the Cypress College South Mountain Commun ity[...]and Becky Wulf. they kept the ball up and they kept mov- 27-29. "When all of our runners return, Upcoming meets for the team in- we should have more depth and ex- clude the Phoenix Invi tational at perience, and hopefu[...]Kiwanis Park on Oct. 6, and the Mt.[...]The team will then finis h the to take more than just one runner to se[...]College and Phoenix College in The Glendale Recreation depart- Wo men 's Ope[...]sdale on Oct. 26, before prepar- ment is sponsoring an Over-The-Line Entry fee for the three-player ner could qualify: Chuck Harvey, ing for the Regional Championship softball to[...]er There will be five divisions in the For more information and Rounding out the rest of the team In vitational in Prescott were[...]
	[...]entary to see the lines." By Antt• Dickie[...]ce the courts were refurbished. Both Bloss[...]We o.9reed. tho.f The VOIC6 and Clayton feel that, with the school and community u e, the refurbishing of the[...]the b r-o ken 9 Ia. ss Tennis, anyone?[...]The courts are so bad the teams play Not at Glendale Community College,[...]their matches during the sea on at Ar-[...]rowhead Country Club, but they still have On the first day of the semester, the to practice on campus. Arrowhead tennis courts were littered with bits of charges $100 for the teams to play there. broken glass, chunks of ceme[...]is can lids, dirt, always bugging him about the condition rocks, fast-food wrappers, and leaves of the courts. from the oleander hedge. Not to mention "They feel the courts should be in bet- slick spots, cracks and faded lines. ter condit ion, because the better player But good news can be found after all you are, the more you expect in the quali- this information, according to Dr. Kent ty of courts," the coach said. "The at- Staheli, head of the physical education mosphere is not conducive to playing department. In a recent[...]tennis." said bids for repairing and resurfacing the Ray Simpson, the new women's tennis tennis courts would be approve[...]coach, says he hates to have hi girls prac- and the work should be completed by the ticing on the school courts because they end of the semester. are really sl[...]tennis instructor, i could be lost for the sea on," Sim pson understandably skeptical. " I d[...]maintenance. tennis classes . "I saw it in the budget and[...]"If they're not kept clean, the grit was given a date when it was supposed to[...]ne whose best interests are scratches the surface like sandpaper," he be done, and it neve[...]Athletic director Pete Pisciotta is also Jerry Clayton, men 's tennis coach,[...]on campus will be anxiously awaiting the Where do Coach Bloss and Coach feeling the pinch of not having quality commented on the condition of the news of the bidding process. Clayton play[...]facilities on campus. " It is becoming in- courts: "The court surfaces are worn convenient to bus the players to various If the courts do get resurfaced, Coach game of tennis? down to the point that some of the bare locations for their matches and tourna[...], anyone? . Soccer team streaks to top spot in the conference By Jeff Wendt[...]Watson said. "It still is not clear-cut as The Voice[...]Assistant coach Don Hillegas adds that The college soccer team begins play this[...]parts of the team's game are becoming week with a 3-0-1 record[...]"The team is finally gelling together," against South Mountain[...]more intensity and more confidence, but The Gauchos soccer team is perparing[...]they lack those points at the end of a for Wednesday's game wi th ScottSdale[...]ter as a In their tie against South Mountain , the[...]to ta ke things Ga uchos outshot their opponents by a 2[...]~ McCarty ays that the econd half of Head Coach Willie Watson felt the[...].0 the ea on will be very importa.•t to them overall team performance in the game was[...]ly need to assume the leader hip role." The GCC soccer team , with coaches Willie Watson and Don Hillegas. dominated the entire game, but couldn 't close it off."[...]The Gaucho recently played Yavapai Wat on no\\ knows what to expect the season." Garci[...]from South Mountain when they play The Gauchos th en went o ut and rell, and Ja on Ware al o scored for the the American Graduate School of Inter- again. " This[...]t. Scores of those They should not be a factor at the end of Muraviov scored four goals, while Jas[...]Jom Air Force ROT( m college The rt>st Film & P[...]
	[...]" I was surprised at the sense of accomplishment achieved to a garde[...]through teaching, but, more importantly, with the impact ted for completion in Ju ne, 1992, the project will incor- Olivia Templeton, campus a[...]ation . her full-time assignment this semester in the physical educa- a student realize accounting is not for him o r her, I feel I've tion department[...]andscaped area over " I love GCC," she said . "The fac ulty is very professional, Vawter earned his associate of arts degree from Phoenix Col- the tunnel on the newest link of the metro politan Phoenix but at the same time they are 'people.' "[...]leton's trim figure and youthful appearance belie the from ASU. He also has a Certified Pub[...]na- At D isney World in Orlando , Fla., the scienti t was fact she has a 13-year-old son, David , and an 11 -year-o1d, tion from the Arizona State Board of Accountancy. the technical consultant for the La nd Pavi lion in EP- Michael. She was born in TeJlas, moved here when she was Vawter is pursuing another master's degree in computer in-[...]Yoklic explained that the e projects are not just Templeton manages the campus ph ysical fitness program , "Accounting is n't just making pencil entries on a piece of beautiful : They are purpo eful ; they improve the en- which has 1,000 students in 83 classes of aer[...]Yoklic and his colleague have designed a elf- as the Arizona representative to IDEA: The Association for of running and weigh[...]-By EJI"n Grein The captivating s peaker said o n e of the main thru t tion a nd elementary education from G[...]of their program s is to recycle resou rces without further and in 1975[...]John Walsh is looking for a fast-pitch softball league for -By Ell"n Grein " Water is u sed five times at the Civic Center before[...]Besides teaching and reading, fast-pitch softball is one of fi nally being used to water the tree , " Yoklic said.[...]ies. The Environmental Researc h Laboratory team urges Cha[...]Walsh has a doctor of philosophy from the Universit y of people to learn about deser[...]it After spending eight and o ne-half years in the evening divi - North Texas. When GCC recruited in Houston, Wals h fell the to their advantage. sion, Charles Vawter Ill is a full-time instructo r in the college's college had much to offer, and it was a good opportunity. "Plants help kee p the city cool," Yo kl ic aid . " I f accounting depar[...]-By Barbara Cag e[...]sonal responsibilit y. We houldn't leave it up to the ci- become a child ps ychologist .[...]ty. " Rainbows Way Inn is a no n -pro fit o rganization and all[...]For furthe r in form a tio n o n the wor k o f Yok lic and d o natio n s will be tax d[...]the re earc h team , you ca n ca ll h im in Tucso n a[...]nt le man , " Morrison fin ished by a ying, " W e want to throw a[...]The concert is scheduled until I a .m . a nd addmissio n Public to ur of the facili ty are co nducted o n Tue d ays n ing a t[...]30 p .m . Advance re e rvations m u t be made. The following M o nday , he was pronounced dead from[...]THE ARMY HAS THE FIERCEST[...]HWCOPTER IN THE WORLD•••[...]It can see in the dark. And attack with- FOR SALE[...]But the AH-64 Apache helicopter tric. $20-$65 cal[...]doesn't fly by itself. It needs trained avia-[...]designed to take the very best people and Ordef Catalog Today wi[...]r-epled cret.lit cards In the \\orld ...VIsa1< and MasterCard"'[...]N Car.:ls Enclosed nr.d $15 which Is 100% rcfL•n'iablr ;, not[...]NOTE: MllsaaCald IS a rqetsttml l.ladcJN.Itl Mattne.n:t lntemallonal.[...]VIM IS a 1t#*mi t1W1ma1t1 m~ USA. Inc. and VISA l[...]
	Board aims to improve 'sorry' advisement By J ennifer W illiams o rganization Y.ithin the ad\t ement campu , agree that more mo n[...]tment . improve the qualit y o f ad' i ement . e\ en eparate entitie . The VOICe " The main thing to be loo~ed at i the though it i an improbabilit> .[...]training of the ad vi er :· Rooney aid . " I would love to have a .,.. hole cadre of modeled after the early regi tration "Academic ad' i ement i in[...]ho e only job wa to advi e sy tern of the Hon o~ Program. This sorry state."[...]would mean that tudent will have to This was the indictment given by Paul advi ement, as DeP ippo tated in hi[...]dvi ement pr1or to being assign- DePippo, head of the Glendale Faculty peech. "Over the yea rs I have heard[...]ed a registration time Association, at the Community College orne verbal complaint that tudents have Simp on feel the real root of the pro-[...]tten into clas es that they don' t need blem is that tudent don't make efficient by waiting," Simpson said . " It would be DePippo is a member of a council o r aren't prepared for," he added later. use of the advisement that is offered. He[...]formed last year to reform academic ad- The majorit y of comments concerning said that[...]wo uld eek advisement before visement throughout the Maricopa Com- the solution of the problem were to put supposed to receive ad[...]more money into the advisement depart- tion ." The first task the council und ertook ments, but this increase in spending in ad- causes a shortage of advi er toward the[...]In the spring semester the council wilJ was an internal audit of the academic ad- visement would take money from o[...]be continuing to study the condition of visement in this dist rict, accordin[...]tudents have to wait academic advisement in the colleges by Mike Rooney, chairman of the council. "With the very large number of lengthy periods of time to see an adviser surveying students on the advisement they In a report given two weeks ago to Dr. students o n our campus, it is my opinion and lose the opportunity to take what received . Al[...]rces need to be put into they want because the classes close while In addition, it is hoped that a new com- chancellor for educational development, advisement, even at the expense of mher they are waiting.[...]puter program will be instituted o n a the main problems were found to be in nro2ram[...]larger scale to assist students in deciding the training of ad visers, supervision, and Ray Simpson, head of advisement on the advisement program that would stress thei[...]Students keep in touch through Desert Shield By J ames Gilbert studen[...]ause we also have citizens still vut directly is because I want to coor- The Voice[...]unable to leave the country," Shlee said. dinate it so I will[...]ay from farruly and loved o nes something from the heart ," Shlee said. paper, along with their name and phone is the Christmas mail crunch . is o ne of the most agonizing and painful "You can even send chocolate chip number. Drop the paper in the GCC mai l " I want things to go to t[...]es. " slot in the west corrido r of the Ad- our packages don't get caught up in the the Middle East will have to deal with . At present the United States has ap- ministration Buildin[...]Shlee will get in touch with everyone do is kind of cutely mark them ' don't Deanna Shlee,[...]rces, as who responded and give each person the open till C hristmas' so they can have[...]" I do n't want to limit this just to "The reason I' m not giving addresses[...]By M i ke Massung Ho[...]The Voice C[...]planning its role in the 21 t Century[...]" It's quite likely that the population of[...]thinki ng institutions can solve the pro- the community college will have a g reater[...]and who are poor, than the major institu-[...]tions, by the very nature of the ent ry munication , glo bal co nnectedn[...]rmer Mayor of San Antonio. tation, and the world o t technology.[...]" But there is anot her world, and that[...]ference held before his address Thur day, is the world of tu ndame ntalism,[...]"Cultural Diversity and the University of demographic and income chan[...]the 21 st Century," as part of ASU Wet's[...]The ambiance of San Anto nio was more p[...]recreated by the host institution with[...]Pepsi is gone, but not for long[...]By Jonl Kowitz The th ree Pep i machines removed[...]The VOICe fro m campus were at the Language Arts,[...]Pep i has removed three of the campu " Most of the damage is done at night[...]or ad- when kid put gum and wax into the[...]o one know who the vandals are. side the coin slots," he aid.[...]A company distributer is on campus[...]three time a week 10 rcp:1ir and refill the[...]has been done to the machines," aid machine , Howard sa[...]Mark Ho ward, the full d i trict manager Pep i machine ja[...]Jeff "They have been taken o ff of the cam- metal bar and hopes it 1 an answer to as they replace the main e lectric lines to a ll of the transformers on campus. pus to be refurbi[...]the faceplates and panel . 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	[...]down in Germo..n'f The Berlin Wall has tumbled in Germany; it now stands[...]+he wo..lls go up symbol of the fallen walls of[...]This discrimination is legal. Where are these walls? The U.S. Department of Justice These walls begin i[...]s and then extend is not discriminatory. Then to their neighborhoods.[...]Then 90 AWAY!!! as the Berlin Wall . The walls begin imperceptibly[...]answered. In the case of driving[...]discrimination not only is accep- clouds all rational thought. table, it is essential. In Youngtown, a town in the But how can the discrimina- northwest valley, intangible[...]tion of whole families be walls have been erected by the justified? To ban[...]they have children is immoral. In 1986 the Town Council Is it any wonder that the adopted an ordinance that made[...]and angry? Pettiness is not an zone. Children under 18 years[...]wholesome growth . in the town longer than 90 days. The walls continue to rise. Several families with[...]a has succumbed to fear were asked to move out of the and prejudice. I[...]freedom, these are sad times In the case of Doris and[...]ro---------------------- Con--------------------- By John Wlstubor with the promise of more on the way. By David Madrid The claim is made that soldiers know The Voice[...]also imports a large amount of The Voice the risks of war when they join the Arm- its oil from the Middle East. Unlike[...]ed Forces. But did they join to guarantee On the night of Aug. 2, 1990, Iraq Japan, Europe has sent troops to the After Saddam Hussein attacked the continuous flow of oil to Japan and crossed the border of Kuwait. In a single[...]ssein gained almost The United States has sent approx·[...]nary swiftness. The U.S. receives between 7 percent to one-third of the world's oil reserves. If he imately 150,000 troops to the Middle The President was incensed, and after I 5 percent of its oil from the Persian Gulf were to gain control of the oil fields of East, and for the first time since the Viet- the appropriate rhetoric, dispatched[...]nam war, reserve units of the U .S. troops to the Middle East to prevent Hus· dependent on the Mideast oil. nearly half the world's oil. mi[...]Our soldiers volunteered to defend the You are probably thinking, "Big deal, The United States should stop waiting What is curious is that two weeks United States . They did not volunteer to it onJy affects the price of the gas and oil to take out Iraq. W[...]launched from Air Force bombers, the bassador April Gaspie told[...]ates can destroy Iraqi oil fields, the border dispute between Iraq and And what of the fact that the United wear, write with , and eat off of is made military bases and nucl[...]. Kuwait was no concern of the United States now is in the business of starving with oil and petroleum produ[...]innocent people? This embargo does not The effect on the U.S. economy could within[...]hurt Hussein or his army. The citizens of be serious because the price of almost atomic bo[...]. Iraq are the ones who will starve. everything is going to go up. The effect In 1987 Hussein used mustard and If the United States had threatened to Just because the entire world is involv- on the world economy could also be nerve gas on his own people (death by use all their might to repel the Iraqis, the ed in this crime does not make it right. devastating. World economy is like a that manner is slow and agonizing). The invasion may have been averted. Why The fact that a country founded on such fmely-balanced scale. If one side of the combined strikes would cripple the coun- would the U.S., in effect, encourage an high ideals as freedom and democracy scale is thrown off, everything is affected, try. Ground troops wo[...]should stoop to starving women and including the U.S. economy.[...]ver know. It may have been children is morally repugnant. For example, the Japanese import all be cas[...]m, Have we become a nation driven by of their oil, half of which comes from the thought of a man like Hussein hav- it may have been the beginning of a game greed? Does anything go in the name of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, but they have ing an atomic bomb is reason enough . of war-time politics. the dollar? no military strength to defend their in- If the United States is going to use Will this be another war controlled by If so, then starve the children . We can terests. The Japanese are, however, con·[...]armchair generaJs (politicians), or will the pay the ever-e calating ga price to the tributing $3 billion to help the United and finish off the threat of Saddam Hus- real gene[...]The Voice[...]
	[...]By Bradley R. Melton[...]ing her to the hospital for therapy. As they approached[...]an intersection the light became red and they stopped.[...]Phoenix. You A few seconds passed when the same beat-up truck By Eric Wlncentsen[...]d side panel pulled up beside them . Special to The Voice Sue[...]riends Joe and Sergio. ed the e mpt y can on the asphalt. This same man who Here's a new game[...]gious, sexual, or a party . As they drove, the girls were in the car in front, in the face and showed the lack of justice this country physically disabl[...]An old beat-up truck sped past the truck and then Over the summer lawmakers made the decision to take I believe that when future generations too!, back swerved, c rashing into the side of Sue's car. away the cars of repeat drunken driving offenders and on[...]o a telephone pole remove these scum from the streets of Arizona, return- is a good laugh. Everyone is so paranoid about as the old truck drove off. Joe stopped and Sergio ran ing a sense of civility to the roads. the connotations that certain words have that they[...]Until now we' ve only known the carnage as a result have even corrected the Bible to be sensitive Joe raced off following the drunken driver until he of the neglect and wishful thinking of idiot lawmakers.[...]pulled up to his ho use and closed the garage door. What lawmaker can look Sue straight in the eye and What's wrong with the Bible? J oe then called police and waited. The police knock - tell he r that he did aU he could ? Who is goi ng to tell her "I am Dark, but comely," from the Song of ed on the door, then pounded, but were unable to get[...]been changed to "I am black and into the house until early Sunday morning. violated? beautiful" in the 1990 Revised Standard English Meanwh[...]paralyz- with a tear-stained face, she watched the smoke coming (sorry, Afro-Americans, even thoug[...]rtion of her body. from the tail pipe of a beat-up old truck as it drove away[...]Because of a technicality, the man who ran her off Looking down at a shiny aluminum beer can , she So the Bible would not insult gays, they also the road was found innocent in court. wonders: what the hell is ju tice, anyway? c hanged "sexual perverts" to[...]be anything o ffending homosexuals, even though the Bible itself is anti-gay. It seems that everyone wants us to think the way[...]to think what might be termed correct By Jason Shadrick[...]thoughts, to speak in correct language, even to the The Voice[...]person. point of changing the views of the original authors Those who would deny the handicapped a parking of the Bible.[...]so meone decides they Everyone, by now, is probably sick of hearing about nience des[...]ke these classifications? They get classified . the parking problems on campus, but not once has Since torture is illegal in Arizona, let's put them on a Any questions against these views are met by ac- anyone mentioned the handicapped parking problems. plane t[...]k an extra 20 feet If people really need the e spaces, the n they should Because of this, the real racists go unnoticed. are parking in the handicapped zones . Others are park- get one of the temporary tags from the disabled student Sure, ski nheads get a mention wh enever it's a ing in the spaces used by handicapped stude nts to load resources . This way, it is up to the proper authority to good story, but more attention is paid to suppos- and unload their wheelcha[...]decide if they can park there, not the silly putty for brains ed rights violations by Smitty's . Students parking in faculty parking is. an offense that that thinks their sprained thumb or writing cramp counts What's interesting is figuring out what's next. is tolerated less than both faculty and students par[...]Parking is a problem on campus, but this does not give mor[...]hief of Security Eileen Johnston said that there is anyone the right to park in handicapped spaces. mint juli![...]I can hire with my budget. We' re not getting the nor- dicapped student's rights? Security shouldn't have to Our freedom of speech is being eroded day by mal amount of college work studies that is supplemen- stand out there for twenty-fo[...]tickets. day. I, for one, intend to fight until the very end. tal," she said. They do need to raise the fines so that faculty don ' t If being a racist means anyone who questions If this is such a problem, then why are faculty park- just blow it off. Why should the students obey these rules the opinions of a puritanical society, then put that[...]in handicapped spaces with no tickets The people who are blatantly stealing these spaces ne[...]to be thinking about the fact that someday they may[...]from the handicapped? Obviously a lowly, contempti-[...]selves, will be parked there. Voices across the campus If there was one thing on campus you cou[...]Shelby Rama I would rearrange the feel GCC s hould[...]I think we need more The temperature in priority list for school decrease the prices in the create more parking parking for the students some rooms are extreme- vehicle use. This is an cafeteria and start spaces by either building and less for faculty .[...]should have a set and academic use is at ing the desert fields temperature in every the bottom of the list. around the campus .[...]Photos by Kerry Teran/YO.:.
	[...]In the last Voice i ue , M r. Gle mba, a[...]student council a d viser, lamented the lo \\[...]vote for the student council e lectio n . It This letter co[...]seems unproducti ve to chide the populace editorial. Are you a parent? If so, what[...]The reasons for the low turnout seem ob- put a price on our children'[...]vious to me . innocence is the only thing they have.[...]First, the election comes at a time when Why destroy it with[...]ents are settling into classes, dropp- censorship is wrong, but some type of[...]tions seem extraneous to the main focus you) aren't responsible enough to prot[...]for most folks at this time. their children from the filth you describe.[...]didate information. Apparentl y the re is for that. Children need guidelines and[...]some sort of assembly where the can- protection so their minds can develop[...]didates speak; however , where it is or without the emotional distress that is[...]when it is, never seems to be publicized. brought on by the filth that 2 Live Crew[...]of these pro blems most si ngs about. Our freedom is important,[...]t vote. Only 189 stude nt but even more important is our c hildren' s[...]students . Not only is this la c k of par- without being brainwashed by sick in-[...]is not a good " le o n in democracy" for If the censo rship of t hi g roup wasn't[...]s li fe ho uld revolve so newsworthy and extreme, the children[...]around the hub of tudent council and wouldn't be drawn to it[...]y or " spirit. " What better way than to purcha e the for-[...]s peaks to the root of the problem a I son wouldn't find this tape obscene?[...]have o utlined it. I propose an "election the perverts of this world (like you) a nc[...]insert " to The Voice, assembled a s 2 Live Crew.[...]I . As part of the paperwo rk requ ired to Mis[...]·begin secret meetings on the Soviet economy. for the office they seek and a statement Bookstore employ[...]ome from? Did Republicans think that v The manufacture of a paper cup con- 2. These statements wi ll be sent to The Editor: the tooth fairy or maybe William F . sume[...]Buc kley was going to make up the dif- of raw wood, as much or more petro[...]as much chemicals as re- wise untouched. The voters wi ll thus have I would like to "Voice" a contrary opi- believe that this is " fiscal conservatism ." quired by a foam cup. Two hundred times a chance to see how these cand idates pre- nion to the article on the GCC bookstore Way back in 1984, Mondale, the hated as much power and six times the cooling sent themselves . printed in the last issue of the school " liberal," decided to be honest and told water are required and 300 times the 3. The Voice staff (because they have the paper . the people that there was no free lunch . volume of waste water is produced for s kills) will print this m aterial for the Considering the la rge vo lume of He stated that there[...]cup vers us foam . It 's no sur- edification of the voters. This publication stude nts that the bookstore contends tax increase, or the[...]de a n ex plana tio n of what work wit h , I feel the bookstore employees are deficits . This wa the truth and very un- as much as its foam eq uivalent. the council is responsible for, what it did doing a great job! They are always very popular. H owever, by stating the basic v Foam cups, unlike paper cups, ar[...]rity, a nd how much it handle . Prominent It is m y opinion that the students who was also fiscal conservatism .[...]o t ice of th e ca ndidate ' s s peec h complain the most about bookstore pro- Confusing , isn't it? Who are the fiscal- sulati ng properties and don ' t sweat. program - da te, place, and time- will cedures are the procrastinators: the peo- ly responsible co nservatives? Oh well[...]ed . This publication will be ple that wait until the last minute to pur- lea st now we know what i[...]landfills, distributed as an " insert" in The Voice c hase or sell books.[...]y one fourth o f at lea st one week before the election. It I do agree that there is roo m for im-[...]f municipal solid waste. will be paid for by the council in the in- provement in the used books program (we[...]vernment and greater should get more money) , but the Business student universal use by fast food operators and part1c1pation.[...]their customers, Styrofoam has been is more likely to participate in the vote for that system.[...]m article disputed targeted by environmentalists. The food a nd is certainly better equipped to func- I'd like to[...]with recyclers and tion in campus society. It is my opinion friends in the bookstore and please keep[...]plastic manufacturers have reacted by that both the government and t he press up the good work . Editor:[...]nting Student Styrofoam products, we offer the follow- Facility Food Service has join[...],. As Bobby indicated, the foam pro- ing the foam products we currently trash,[...]of a remanufacturing plant here in the Editor:[...]"" Styrofoam is not biodegradable. Paper valley. Clear[...]and plates are coated with However, the facts are not all in and their opinion in the Letters w confuse the terms liberal and conser- wax, polyethyle[...]Food Service column. vative. However, this is not surprising biodegradable materials an[...]ists because of our customers. Although The Voice staff welcomes let- considering that he has[...]o more degradable we don't feel that paper is the answer, we ters , creat ive writing, guest[...]oam cups and much more difficult do, at the request of our c ustomers, of- u mns , com[...]fer paper as an alternative. Before this is photographs from students and meaningless .[...]CC will find paper available fac ulty . The taxation situation in America pro- frame due to the absence of moisture, ox- in the cafeteria. Typewritten copy is preferred, vides one of the clearest examples. ygen and sunlight.[...]nue to demand more and ,. Actually, it is probably good that recycli ng , polystyrene or the environ- be accepted if legible . more se[...]nd more paper does not degrade quickly as the ment, but I have spent an enormous[...]and would welcome the opportunity to cupation. Names will be withheld more law enforcement and at the same "" When buried in a landfill, foam pro- discuss the issue with the Associated Stu- with sufficient reason . ti[...]" no new taxes. " He ducts help stabilize the landfilJ and are as dent Council or other interested groups The staff reserves the right to lied.[...]spend more ert fill . When stabilization is maintained, them if space is not available, or and take in less for long. Reagan tried it the surface of a landfill can later be utiliz-[...]obscene, or offensive. defi~ts. Where was the mo~ey going to for the surrounding community.[...]
	[...]p.m . tod ay in the tunde nt nion Build ing. By Ba rbara Cage[...]" T he Po,, er o f Politic!>." H i!> speech " ill The VOICe at tati o n in the HTC. provide in ight into the preparatio n fo r a ca reer 111 po li tics.[...]G raciela Fig uero a , d i rec tor of The blue ca no py o n camp u Wedne - marke[...]tional computing, ho,, ed the tele- Dr . Ulrich Kiermayr \\ ill 'i it the cam pu~ Speakers f- oru m at I I a.m . '' The thru t of the meetmg i to gi' e conference room, the indu trial telc' i ion Wed ne d a} Oct. I 0. in the tuden t nion Building and \\ ill lh~c u~ the ale fo rce incenti'e for ~ ea r -en d stud1o, and the computer area, and e' - ''Pere tro ika : C hancec; a nd Ri'k ' from the Per,pccll \C of an lntana tio nal sale , " a id Pat Turner, marketing plained the di ·ipllne taught in HTC. Bank er.[...]-' em , \ e t commented o n HTC II , the e- Kiermayr crve as a enio r officer of the International Bank fo r Reconstruc- make-qu ota t[...]pment in Wa hington D.C. He ha~ tra, clcd arou nd the \\ Orld IBM ' a le\ force, sale y tern tion, and explained the purpo e o f t he In- and ha met with leadi[...]en ter . :\1a rk Montanu s. natio ns. ed by peciall} imtted g ue t . oft,, are ma nager o f the lnno, at ion Cent er, e' - Admi sio n is free and -.eat ing i ~ on a firo,t come. fir'>t .,ene ba\1'> . ' endor in partner hip \\i th the co mputer plained the purpo e o f the Computer- manufacturer.[...]ti on ~ite and office a utomat ion. the Drugs and bike safety discussed choo[...]j u t beginning to par- eminar room , and the Wnt ing La b. tici pate," T u rner aid . " We ju[...]and IBM i tio na! computing, di cussed the concept 17 , in the Council Chambers in ide the tudent Unio n. loo ki ng fo rward to building a t[...]re) ." cia ses, the number o f u er , and the Preventio n A sociation, will be pea[...]Su an High, information compiled fro m the Glendale Police Depa rtment. HTC had 229 IBM -com[...]cational computer y terns trainer, The second is at 6 p.m. with Glendale Po lice O fficer Jeff C h[...]t no " true blue" IBMs. welcomed the IBM people and kept ing about d[...]id C huck We t, director of After the tour, the HTC staff was in- HTC II, "yet we' re in the top I per cent vited to join the IBM representative for MEChA to recruit club members o f the nation (in high-tech colleges), and lunch under the canopy. MEC hA (Movm[...]ing to have a open to anyone interested in the Hispanic culture. with IBM and was able to get a signifi- facilit y that is world-renowned ," Griego The members meet every Wednesday a t I p.m. in the Bu iness Building cant discount on 25 computers s[...]as IBM visit this campus. It verifies the For more information contact club advi ors Dr. Fernando Camou at College personnel guided the visitors success of the HTC." 435-3677 or D[...]Forum on listening and notetaking By Barbara Cage[...]l services coordinator o n campus, will lec ture The Voice emester for the art and photography por- on "Effective List[...]tion of the magazine. the Student Union inside the Council C hamber . The Traveler, the campus creative arts Entry forms for the creative writing Her focus will be o n[...]ning a nd not etak ing kills. magazine published by the English and contest are available in the Language Arts Art Departments, is accepting submis- Faculty Office-LA 131 . The deadline is io ns for their annual creati ve writing[...]r Career Ho rizon , will give ad vice on ell- The categories being accepted now are placed in the labeled trays in LA 131 or[...]will get noticed at I p.m . Thur day Oct. II, at the Student fo r poetry, short-story (fiction), and[...]The seminar is titled " Blowing Your Own Ho rn: Resumes Designed to be There are no limits on the length of the Some copies of last year's magazine a[...]me that will make lasting impres ions. poetry or the stories, but it is recommend- still available in LA 131, the library, or the ed that the stories not exceed eight writing l[...]The award winners will be chosen by[...]ing a ccepted ; awards program in the Spring. Cash Coping with stress will be the topic o f Coun elor Emily Ferguson' s Employ- ho[...]5, and $10 for first , second and 18, in the Student Union's Council C hambers. groups will b[...]pinning circles o f work, external pre sure , The manuscripts will be j udged on[...]eati v it y, style , s uitabilit y, and the opportunity to really show or express originality. what the y can do, " said Terr y The winners will be published in the Donaldson, editor o f The Traveler. "This is an opportunity for people who may no t[...]del and talent search on campus 1991 edition of The Traveler, which will co me out in the Spring. The Art Depart- otherwise get published."[...]ed in earning extra money while modeling can join the cam-[...]/ Talent sym po ium at 7 p.m. Tue d ay Oct 16, in the Student Union[...]The symposium i being hosted by Suzan ne Higgins with campus modeling[...]For further info rmation contact the Center for In fo rmatio n , Advi ement By Jonl Kowitz The project will include taking up 50 and Registatio n o r 435-3805. The VoiCe pa rking spaces in the south lot. Arrive[...]pot in the area," Breummer said .[...]blood drive lege : Construction zone ahead . The south campu parking lo t will be To make up for lost parking spaces, a PTK is again sponsoring this year ' blood drive. Sign-up[...]jor maintenance project dirt lot in the northwest corner of the tions will be held all d ay Wednesday Oct. 17- 18, o ut ide the Student Union . tarting today and will remain under con- campus is being leveled to provide structio n until O ct .[...]overflow parking. Students are encourag- The co nstructio n is a $4 million ed to enter the parking lot thro ugh the Second ski club meeting scheduled produc[...]"Basically, the south parking lo t is us- The second meeting o f t he cam pus ki cl ub wi ll be held at I p .m . Thu r day " The d ist rict has allocated money to upgrade all of the elect rical wiring to ser- ed b y people who use the swi mming poo l Oct. II , at the Student Union Lo u nge. and the fitness center . Those are the peo- Fo r informatio n, members are encouragi ng tudent to attend the meeting. vice all o f the new buildings," said To m Bruemmer, d irecto r o[...]last ple who are going to be a ffected the[...]said . Thursday. Constructio n will incl ude the pipes in Breummer also added that the parking Life of a woman is addressed the area o uth o f th e maintenan ce[...]ainted o r repaved , just "Holding up Half the Sky: The Life o f a Wo man in C hina" will be discussed b uilding and aero s Olive Avenue to the patched . 11the Speaker' Forum II a.m . Wedne d ay Oct. 17, at the Student Union Salt River Project (SRP) po le where the " I ho pe the constructi o n project[...]e n' t incovenience everybod y too The spea kers will be Janet W andrey, M.Ed .,[...]
	[...]By J emes Gilbert spirit,"[...]He is currently involved in organiz-[...]The Voice ing a rape[...]group program in the Valley, to try they have to offer," said Dr. Tere[...]The Associated Student Executive to raise awar[...]two members, add- campus. She addressed the subject of "Women in[...]cussed a trip for Also discussed was the fourth an- Power."[...]onference on seven council members to attend the women crowded the Student Union[...]rican Student Associa- Lounge as Branch explained the need to[...]The council began its meeting with munity Colleges Conference. leadership roles at the personal, profes- the removal of former council "We as[...]my known driving force in American " By the year 2000," Branch said, "it[...]politics," Melton said. " It will pro- is estimated that women and minorities[...]Raymond was removed by a vote vide us with an opportunity to learn will constitute 75 percent of the popula-[...]ed by a vote of 8 to 3 for failure to The trip to D.C. is from Feb. 21- level management positions, 5 perce[...]26, and will cost $367 per person. The mid-management ~. and I percent mentoring and get involved in informal "The Associated Student constitu- council has pr[...]a means of developing tion gives the Executive Council the ceiling of $2,700.00 for the price of Branch sa,id combination of[...]know, but who grounds to remove members by a the tickets. 'women' an'tt'·p~' evoke interesting[...]fourths vote," said council Money for the trip to the capital feelings for some people," Due to[...]rad Melton. will come from the Executive Coun- women's traditionally submissive[...]i specifically set aside society, she believes it is difficult for men making themselves too accessable to by a unanimous vote to fill one o f the for the student council by Wal t to perceive them as powerful leaders.[...]r Aisha Grabowski of Gilmore, who is a first-year Community College. an act[...]y because they have had "Every step is a step towards council sponsored legisl[...]Two goals that Gilmore considers " The purpose of the legislative Regarding promotions to powerful in conclusion, "we need the concept of important are social injustices and conference is to unite all Arizona positions, Branch pointed ou[...]women are appointed. When Branch is the director of counseling and "1 would lik[...]," Melton, said. women are appointed, their power is consultation at Arizona State Univers[...]ng students from District 4, will also attend the men in the same positions. psychology from the University of together and estab[...]attle. Phoenix College president 'making it to the top'[...]mu t allow your elf to win, and second- By Joyce B•rton ye[...]thout ly, when you do win, everyone must be The Votce year plan until maybe my grey year . an education in the work place anymore. left with honor. "[...]po ition . W hen tre ed: " People skill i the most impor- \\ a) to the head of the line can take orne the top, according to Myrna Harri on. I w a[...]ld American ' 'Everyone must make their \\ay to the lege pre idem .· he talked abou t the importance of 'alue "and working hard are important . head of the li ne in his or her 0\\ n way," "The \\Omen·., mo, ement ha'> helped de' eloping a ense of humor. "It is the too, and the re ..vard can be many. she told an Employment Tal[...]deci-;ion like that. younger than before, .. the tough time ,'' he aid. " Finding a 1hu ia[...]way to u e humor in a ituation take the aid Sally Hervey, Evening Student women,[...]osition. Look A good way to practice is to have a fun- fascinated me and inspired me ro do my to the Head of the Line. " arou nd and determine the long range ny tory to tell at the end of the day, mak- best at whatever I'm doing." Harris[...]a job." ing some of the humor about yourself, Kristin Bennes, assistant to the student her attention on art. She painted full ti[...]activities director, also appreciated the during the day and worked at night. To- to get into a position that, in the end, will Harrison emphasized the importance to speech, "I loved it. The information was day, besides carrying out the many duties pay much more, she explained .[...]t ' s hard to get that kind · of her office, she is a renowned artist , ex- "The time when you could come in and are broug[...]work your way up from the bottom is over to our jobs," she said. " First,[...]and large-print editions of the test. By Glenn Davis[...]for the visually impaired, dyslexics, By Ell "n Grelu "Enemies have become friends, " The Voice and the mobility impaired. Scribes The Voice Peters[...]are also ready to interpret answers by[...]ing them down for those who ' 'The Role of the United Nations in the dam Hussein as " a very complex man" (HEAT[...]Arizona's General Education The work Merkley has performed Speaker[...]spending time in jail. Diploma division with the HEATH wa observed by the Department of aid, " This is the first ti me ... in the Peter aid Hus ein is able to avoid award for the number of GED's Education to duplicate irnilar testing history of the United Nations that nearly a a ination becau e he is popular with earned by adults with disabilities. faci lities with the same atmo phere. all countries of the world stood again t the mas es and protected by a police state. David Merkley, GCC's te t[...]eri zed axial invasion of one country by another." Hu ein's unpred ictable personality clerk , "is one of the few leading the tomography (CAT) can technician Regarding the Aug. 2 Iraqi invasion of mean that, if the Iraqi people began suf- way, " said Pat Tayl[...]ecoming legally Kuwait. Peter aid the unified tan~ fering because of the economic anctions, mi n i trator, GED d ivis[...]take n again 1 the Iraqi included U. ·' Hu ein could (enhe[...]na. " Merkley' efforts con- Knowing the barrier the di abled ecurity Council re olution[...]eople are Iraq' aggres ion, \Oiding the annexation •• hort of a war, the onl) olution I ee tion."[...]disadvantage when they can of Kuwait by Iraq , and forbidd ing all to (endi ng) the cri is is through orne Setting up an accessible site for the fulfill their needs with proper equip-[...]s to conduct business with Iraq. organi zation by the United at ion , " handicapped is a very important pan ment. The program treat each per- " The unanimit y di pla)ed again t Iraq Peter aid,'' becau e the U. . has prov- in the GED testing. on as an individuaL" by countrie around the world is un- ed it can bring about cea e fire between The visually impaired are provid- The HEATH award has been preced[...]-circuit television presented to Arizona the last two He said even Switzerland, not a U.N. withdrawal of troops on the ground , and , screens to enlarge pri[...]
	[...]7 ESA does it in dark By Joyce B•rton the tude nt Union Lounge. •nd B• rb• ... Sc hrlpsem• ESA' office. in ide the north entrance of the tudent Union, i open weekday The VoiCe[...]Hervev aid. "A common problem 1 not the o nly one receiving benefit from tude~t not knowi ng where the L the Eve ning tudent oc1a11on.[...]proud of."' ~a1d direct tudent to the be t a enue to Sally Hervey, ESA board member and[...]taken care of," he said . " The first I 0 year the college held Accord ing to Herv[...]y often send people to u when tudents purchased the large marquee in- they are trying to[...]hurry." ESA also purchased the pine trees The evening students' needs are a little along 59th A[...]rent than day students, Hervey aid, vided orne of the benche and picnic Safety and q[...]Mitzi Tadin and son, Matthew Anton, pose for the La Leche calendar. tables on campus. o f the main concerns ESA addresses. The Association is responsible fo r the art collection on campus, and many art[...]Johnson's goals are "to change the en- Calendar celebrates rel[...]vironment of the evening students and try By B•rb•r• Schrlpsem•[...]hips to make them aware of some of the things[...]The Voice annually. Two scholarships per semester[...]representation on the calendar and are given to handicapped evening She also wants the whole school to Expressive photos capture the in- all differrent ages, too." students.[...]d nocence of children and the nurtur- May features a black grand-[...]ing of caring family members in the nother holding her grandchild and each se[...]La Leche League lnterna- "'ovember shows Indian Children entertainment for adults, with sp[...]dents tional(LLLI) Calender. The heart- Jhotographed in the Phoenix Heard tivities for children. know that ESA is here and can be of warming poems which accompany Museum . ESA and the Associated Students help." the photos were written by LLLI When contacted by phone in San Council are coordinating efforts to[...]many free activities and The March poem , was written by jescribed her work as capturing ·•a "The two groups are excited to be work-[...]id. The calendar is on sale in our fam ily closeness." ES[...]bookstore and other locations The cost of the calendar is $6.95. legal services to students. A male and[...]embers of ESA, but around the Valley . It was edited by For additional information contact female[...]LLLI is a non-profit o rganization[...]which encourages the special bon-[...]eir To risk in words a wispy reverie By Jonl Kowitz publication of club members work at the babies through breast-feedi[...]end of the semester. The group was founded about 30 y ou. The Voice "The club fee is $5 per semester. That years[...]covers your entry to the publication," Because of the social stigma in us- Everyone is invited to join a club where Halonen s[...]ing the word "breast" at that time, students share their writing talents by Categories for the publication are the group was named "La Leche"[...]For the first stumble steps, baby reading them aloud .[...]on and essay. Entry which is Spanish for "The Milk ," babble coos Writers' Club is a new club on campus forms are avai[...]"Entries will be anonymous at the time There are 2,507 g r[...]. of judging. The judges will be faculty and wo[...]rs last year lace Virginia Halonen said. "The club was ap- Other activities inc[...]Worry while welcoming new proved at the end of last semester." working[...]nsor open readings so "Workshop is a chance to get opinions[...]to on your work, and networking is a chance LLLI also publish[...]iented books. members, mostly night students, and is Writers' Club meets at 3 p.m . every e- "The photographer Judith (JJ) continuous. exp[...]cond and fourth Saturday of the mo nth Anderson is fabulous and the col- "The turnout has been good ," in the Stude nt U n io n' s Coun ci l o rs o n the calendar are really nice," - Mik[...]1lable. Nalkmg d istance to 439-2882. Descnbe the book tor a[...]1om Air Force ROTC in college. The rest 11322 IG¥lO Ave i'206-A l os Anglots CA 900<~ IS summed up 10 one word opporrumty[...]th is year In scholanhlp and[...]rnent to see the nouse call I nues to open fo r tho[...]
	[...]ole• Career Center helps students find jobs By Mlk• Maaaung The VOICe For tudents who need help finding a job, a good place to tart is the Career Educational Services Office or campu .[...]has a proven track-record for job placements. The office, located in the Student Per onnel Service Building, helps GCC students, alumni, and tudent• from other colleges m the Maricopa Community Col- lege District with areer Elftcational Service . "The Center started with jdb placement and then we changed and added the adult re-entry, at that time we found we were tak[...]educational services administrative secretary. The Center has grown every year since 19 I, when it h[...]reached just over 25,000. Services provided at the center include Job Placeme nt, C areer Work Exper[...]s:; "Every month we have the ne west jobs and the finest materials on file," he said, "everthing th[...]ides information o n tive employer for her. the what, where and how of jobs and general career areas under the direction of Dr. Renee Rodgers-Ba rstack. help refine employment skills, fro m "Impressi ng the the service, with a total of 2,943 job orders being p[...]e of a Guidance Info rmation Employer before the Interview" to " Becoming a C ritical ed so fa[...]speech are kept on file and "Why not utilize the services, it 's o ne of the things literature and computer assisted resume writing . may be viewed at the center. that stud[...]a resume for them right here in a matter The Job Placement Network service provides a com-[...]puterized network , which is connected with the M CCD For more information on the Career Office, stop by A lecture series called Emplo yment Talks has[...]ment System, helps students and alumni find the SPS building located next to the bookstore or call speakers who cover a wide varie[...]have fun doing it by interacting with There are other things the school could When contacted by phone, Bob Chris- The Voice[...]re "important Many people would like to improve the recycling efforts, but we also want to be could supply the trees and plant them, " to the country and the world," and that environment , but most become fr[...]ship ," she said. " We Basham said. "But that is something we they can help bring about ch[...]to feel that they have would have to talk to the administration like the students of the ' 60s did . begin. to do this for the Earth; we want them about."[...]Due to a schedule conflict, Christia n is The Student Association for a Viable to feel that they wan/ to do this for the Another idea the administration might no longer the club's adviser. The new ad- Earth (SAVE) is a new club on campus, Earth." consider is purchasi ng recyclable paper viser is J . Robert Thompson of the ap- and they believe people sho uld begin[...]ng a difference right here. dent , is the acting vice president of the " It wouldn't hurt my feelings if a test[...]sing and educa- A recycling drive, e liminating the use club.[...]ven to me on recyclable paper, " tion are the club's main objectives. of Styrofoam, and planting trees are three She hopes the campus can have Ahrenberg said.[...]Meetings will be held at I p.m. every of the ideas t he 24-member club ha . separate trash cans for the disposal of SAVE would like to make students and Monday in the SU Building, Room 121. According to Chris Ahren[...]nd collec tion bin for people all over the Valley aware of the en- "We have to have a positive attitude, "[...]Ahrenberg aid . "\J e ha\e to say \\ e are SAVE, the group wants to show people Ba ham would also like the book tore "We are going to make a video[...]difference. We are an ac- can be concerned about the environment, to u e recycable paper and the cafeteria and tape different pans of Phoenix[...]Film & Processing • the sweet and simple aid to[...]
	[...]9 Discover Sculpture Garden By Joyce Barton[...]imately , Quinn want to folio \\ rizona tate The VoiCe[...]Univer ity' lead and ha' c a gallery to hou!>e the collec- tiOn on the campu . Whether you troll aJo ng the campu mall, stud y 111 '"A U taned with a room and \tud ent volunteer'> a'> the J o hn F. Prince Libra ry, or attend o ne of the invit a- docents, and security[...]"Thi'> year tional art ho w'>, you are urrounded by an impre si\e they hav[...]ay of art and culture. This campus "a fir t in the communit} toe tabli h[...]an Quinn , Painting by Jeff Benoncino are on d1~play in the tu - art curator .[...]' itational art how . ho ted b} SA. 1 another way the Campus art collection campu and the community can enjoy art . Quinn ay the campu ha an art collectio n that i " Th1s February the city of Phoenix ho t 1at uri , a o ne of the 10 large 1 public collectio n in the tate. Japane e festival[...]H arry Kaino ' work at the arne lime." not e-.en rea hze it till later on in[...]Quinn hope to timulate more intere t 10 the com- The Evening tudents sociat ion started to fund the munity by ho ting hows like the Gold Key An Winner purcha e of the art collection in 1966. orne piece arc[...]to ee more cultural involvement by inviting work from "On the average, 10 pieces are purchased a year," aid[...]ey, ESA board member and pat president. Today, the collection numbers clo e to 500 pieces, and[...]Mark Montanus, manager of the High Tech Innova- with works from t udent , orne[...]tion Center, reminisced about the "earl y days o n cam- fe sional succe .[...]pus. " There are piece by Hanada, who was made a natio nal[...]artinez, renowned In- the original idea for art on campus. dian artist.[...]" After the organization of the Evening Students There are manu cript dating back to the Middle Ages, Associatio n, the first order of business was to decide the and mask from Bali , Mexico, Japan, Guatamala , and disbursement of the budget ," Montanus said. "The Java.[...]do what they Quinn's goals are "to strengthen the weaknesses in the thought was valuable.[...]Brian Quinn, curator of the college's art collec- collection." He wants to increase the size of the outdoor "We knew we needed a strong commitment to the tion , stands before one of his own pieces purchas- Sculpture Garden, improve the lighting for the work .arts," Montanu[...]ed last semester by the Evening Students displayed in the Library, and find a better way to display Today's students are the beneficiaries of t hat Association as part of the Sculpture Garden. certain pieces.[...]'Hardware' rusts on screen; By Krlstl Ebner --------------------- tie on this album . This shows not only in audience gets screwed The Voice t[...]The Voice pretty-boy band that puts out an album This aJbum is good; however, there is[...]l (Stacey Travis), as a way to kiss one year and is never heard from again. one noticable flaw: A nyone who is Movie producers want controversy up to her and get her under the They have come back hard and heavy[...]sn' t t his movie charming so far? Cherry Pie is the title of the follow-up will notice that Warrant's firs[...]ric a permanent place into the back of (William H ootkins), who watches[...]through a telescope as Mo and Jill The album includes hard-driving rock W[...]ut in a special message The movie, "Hardware," depicts mak e love w[...]oll such as "Cherry Pie" and "Song to the ever-popular Tipper Gore . You[...]yo u' ll just have to true : The ozo ne la yer ha s trying to educe[...]orated, irradiating everything. phone call . By now mo re than 50 those songs . On a scale of 1-5, 5 being the best, give Media " hype" has made the movie percent of the movie ha gone by , W arrant eems to ha\e gro wn up a lit-[...]a fter ABC and C BS banned the ad s maining in the theater.[...]enough and tayed for the ''hole[...]I' ll give you the "sexuaJ nature" of[...]a re taking a shower together. This The andro id , which is o w1 dely[...]cene is show n for a plit second , p ublicized, comes in at the end and[...]kills everyo ne. Oops, did I ruin the 0 Drive[...]hardly long enough for the viewer to[...]even realize what is happening. movie for you? Darn, trust[...]If the movie was at least good, I didn 't mis much[...]would have felt sorry for the angry ting is better than this movie.[...]ed about how One suggestion to the producers:[...]Tonight. " But fects and more time on the script. It[...]the movie had no point. was so ba[...]The movie starts in a desert setting cat by using it as kitty litter.[...]u..... SaJvaging the pieces, he takes it to selJ My suggestion is, if you are feeling[...]at a store in the back of an aJley. particularly good about[...]This is when we meet the main suffering from insomnia, go see t[...]McDermott is probabl y best ped off a nd fall asleep at the same '[...]the stranger and decides to give them ;[...]
	[...]like "Sledge Hammer" comes by, she will not turn it The VOICe[...]One of the t hings that was discussed in the interview "The woman of many faces" is the best de cription was whether, if and[...]encourage them to go into comed y. The New York native tarted mak ing people laugh,[...]eer, about 17 year he would tell them the reality of the busine s and how ago . tough it is. ''I did it (comedy) probably because it[...]a you really want to do. role in the hort-lived television series "Sledge Ham-[...]tion." "This is a one-woman show," Parker said. "This will Even though comedy is a risky career in terms of job be more like a[...]ecurity and not very lucrative, and the chances of a fresh "It 's going to have 14[...]d one of them face stealing your place is always a possibility, Parker is Bette Davis, but it's really 13 other real-life characters . is not worried . Bette Davis is the only impression; there is a story to ir "There's always going to be somebody fresh and new and everything is connected." b[...]le 01 comeoy to cam· and that's why the show is very important," Parker said. pus last spring as pan of the Artists Series, which is spon· "As long as I keep coming up with fresh ideas I'll be sored by Evening Student Association . the new person on the block." Response was so good that she was[...]on Oct. 21 in the Performing Arts Center. Touring around the country to different colleges and Tickets are available at $5 for the general public, $3 Nancy Parker, comedienne/a[...]itizens, and $1 for students. the role of Bette Davis as part of the Artists Series. 'Footsteps' production[...]e ASU's OctoberWest By EIIHn Grelu A[...]Jeannie's fat her. A key figure in the art of the ASU West' s second annual Oc- The Voice Gill. Dawn Hancock plays the roll ol American Southwest is featured in[...]the exhibition "Carl Oscar Borg: A activities[...]they furt her complicate the young cou Niche in Time" at the Phoenix Art The first major production of the Glen-[...]nted Friday, Saturday and Sunday, The play is good enough for Directo1 4.[...]Southwestern art and next Saturday and Sunday at the Per- Belton Coursey to choose "Little The exhibition includes 47 paint- display. form[...]the December College Theater Festival at p[...]ps and Fletcher Library. "Little Footsteps" is a two-act comedy the Herberger Theater. throughout the United States. The ex- For more information, call 543-5300. written by Ted Tally. Tally is a graduate hibition is supported in Arizona by of the Yale School of Drama. A native Judges of the festival will decide reci- the Western Art Association of the Botanical show of North Carolina, his acting background pients of the Irene Ryan Awards. Phoenix Art[...]arships will be given for best acting The Phoenix An Museum is The second annual Landscape & regional theaters.[...]on Central and McDowell. It Flower Show at the Desert Botanical[...]is open Tuesday through Saturday, Garden sponsored by Phoenix Home Jenica Laney plays Joannie, the "It 's a real adult comedy, bot[...]the audience becomes a part of the show. p .m. Her Jewish husband, Ben, played by[...]g with displays of Matthew Nicolay, panics as the birth of Laney believes the audience will come It is closed Mondays and major flowers and flo[...]raws near . away affected by the story . holidays. Admission is $3 for adults, Tickets for the show may be pur-[...]are $9.50; children a father at all? What if the baby isn' t nie, and later sneaks back to the house students. Children under 6 are[...]en 4 and under are physically perfect? Should the baby be to see his child is something you can see There is no charge on Wednesdays. free . Tickets are $11 at the gate, and raised Jewish or protestant?[...]lings . Tickets can be purchased at the Perfor- ming Arts Center and the Cashier's It ' s funny. It 's serious.[...]By Jason Shadrick kn own a "Gran ny" on ·'The Be.,erl:[...]The VOICe Hill[...]The fe tival will be held during the fir~•[...]The Glendale Communit y College \\- eek[...]Although " The Di .. iner ·· '' ill not be GET SPECI[...]Sunday Noon-9 The thea ter department ha emered OISCOUti[...]e Foot tep . " di rected b~ performed at the Herberger Theata. it[...]Belton Coursey, and "The Di\iner~:· "ill still be a part of the fe ti.,al. The ,er- SPORTS[...]directed by Virgi nia Ludder , in the formance wtll be ~0" . 0; Dec. I. - and[...]Hockey & Basketball Cards The t ~o pia"" ,.,ill be competing agam)t \\Ill be held tn the Performtnf \n,[...]ix other colleges. The winners will go on Center.[...]ornia . Ticket pnce tor thethe Herberger Theater ha' ~ 'lot[...]appen!>, fered for $1 5 that tnclude all of the per-[...]they prepare a monologue for the com- fo rmances ta king place at the Herberger Tell our adve[...]awarded Irene Rya n Tickets for the festival may be purchas- The Voice[...]~t-up by Irene Ryan, more commonly[...]
	[...]ines of people ~'aiting to use the Macinto h computer , while oth[...]th me. Go to the High-Tech Center[...]
	[...]Laff Biols By Barbara Cage[...]can make $50,000-$60,000 a year, By Barbara Cage[...]according to Lee Cavitt, teacher of Modeling fo r the The VoiCe[...]avitt, who is curren tl y working toward a degree in The Model/ Talent Club o n campu!. is pon-[...]" The mo t important thing we try to get out to the ometime next year. people is that the e classe are just a foundation to begin Audition for the calendar page\ '' ill take[...]busine se we approve of." the teacher of pec1al interest modeling cia se.,[...]The uccess of an individual depends on the ituation on campus. and the market. According to Cavitt , the Phoenix market " Both male and fema[...]will expand in the next i8 momh . g[...]putting big amoums of money an wering the 'cattle call' (open audiuon)," in the quest to become a model. He aid paying for ex-[...]hould be the o ther way around: model ho uld get paid . their picture featured in the calendar, applica-[...]a photographer, ti o n are available by writing to Cavitt o r Da>id[...]Cavitt aid the Model/ Talent Club i the " The ma in job of a personal manager is to guide bud- avenue being u ed to parti[...]f Stella Hatchett Talent Ma nage- The club wa formed this seme ter . Duke is ment , which is named after hi great-grandmother, who the first pre ident of the club. Anyone intere ted[...]Besides teaching the pecial in tere t class, Modeling at 588[...]sneaks a big straw into a nuclear waste for the '90s, Cavitt helped start the Model/Talent club dump[...]} Ii f I Female fans mesmerized by Bolton By Letitia Walker He descended to the stage through the audience and[...]I The Voice[...]Bolton, who began this spectacular show, led the way[...]approximatel y 15 minutes held the same note, but then[...]so was the rest audience. This is a technique of breathing[...]istening to his soothing and sexy This was the best concert that I've ever attended . " -[...]The finale included G. giving a 9- year-old boy one[...]He began with the popular tune " Georgia On My of his favorite instruments, which brought the audience[...]el! " The climax included G. and Bolton traveling into the[...]caus- audience and giving what appeared to be the perfor- ed the audience to rise to their feet.[...]There also was a duet done by Bolton and Ken ny G. The audience got a great performance by two great Kenny G. amazed the audience by beginning his per- artists.[...]formance within arms reach of section M of the Activi- 1 would give the show a five star performance, five[...]By Jason Shadrick[...]The Voic e[...]corpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Long-standing situation is[...]They caught the cat that torched your dog's ho use.[...]you are owed money. But it 's from the I.R .S., so you[...]forget to put the dog out.[...]Check Taurus message. It If today is your birthday, big whoop.[...]A RTISE IN THE. VOICE
	[...]13 Football routs Mesa, ·stands 3-1 By Jeff Wendt The Gaucho got an out tanding e ffort[...]fro m quarterback Donnie immons. im- The VoiCe mon co[...]" We knew they would come in quick econd of the ea on, the college football at us, so we threw in a cou[...]credit the offensive line for giving me the Saturday the Gauchos, (3- 1). faced ability to throw the ball. " Phoenix College, and the result of that Freshman running back B[...]ame was unavailable at press time. led the rushing attack for the Gauchos as "The Bears have a very good running he gained[...]have a defensive set Leading tacklers for the Gauchos in- that we haven' t seen so far this sea[...]with five tackles each . "We needed to dominate the offensive The Gaucho defense forced Mesa to and defensive lines and establish a turn over the ball eight times, but gave up physical game on the line of scrimmage 231 yards in total offense to the Gauchos' to win," Kersting said .[...]w Gauchos plan to use week off "The defense played very well, con- W ith the Gaucho • second week off of sidering that in the last I0 quarter they the easo n following the Phoenix game , have o nly given up ix poin[...]t he wasn't su re how he aid . wou ld u e the week off. Altho ug h the defense has only given up ·' It i going to depend on our effort in the ix points in I0 quarter , the de fen e the game again t Phoenix," Ker ting aid. till[...]defensive back number 11 ) looks on from behind. The Gauchos Early in the second half o n Mesa's first defeated t he Thu[...]pes of a post-season bowl College of Cali fornia, the Gauchos came yelled at players o n the sidelines follow- even II people up within fi ve yards of the game. back to rout the Mesa Thunderbirds 34-7 . ing that.[...]wn, " "I really like our cha nces to get the re. The Gauchos held the Thunderbirds "I was upset that the defense was not scoreless for 59 minutes and 35 s[...]hustling to get off the field, so I told the[...]mmed up pions with Rick s. But right now , the way before giving up a touchdown on a block- defense that first, " Kersting said . "I also the line, Simmons found the o pen wide we're playing, we may not win a[...]"We're starting from scratch now, " on the special teams," Kersting said. " We would sco[...]Kersting added that the Mesa de fense Gauchos playoff chance still[...]ng everything up when they With all the teams in the Western States[...]The offe nsive line is o ne of the By Mike M •ssung The Voice that Mesa made, according to the st[...]weaknesses. Age of the offensive line , a nd[...]how they're pro ne to injury, shows how[...]Phoe ni x should draft fo r offen ive The Lady Gauchos volleyball team Losing the Mesa game 12- 15 , 9-15, By Jeff Wendt[...]lineman in the next couple of years. outdistanced second-ranked Scott- 6-15left the Lady Gauchos with a 6-3 The Voice The Cardinals' defe nse may not be the sdale Sept. 21 with a score of 15- 1, record in the conference .[...]improving. With safet y 15-13, 15-6, putting the Gauchos in- The Gauchos won their Wednes- Phoe[...]fans, lend me yo ur Tim McDonald anchoring the defensive to third place in the Arizona Com- day night game against South[...]secondary, the passing game is being shut munity College Athletic Conferenc[...]at press time scores from the game the team you tried to get here two years Linebacking is led by Ken Harvey and Players Teresa Thompson, R[...]Eric Hill. This is the part of the defense Preach, Stacey Ainlay, Brandi The Lady Gauchos will next travel At every Cardinals game I' ve seen that gets the most amount of heat from Grimes, Angela Lilly and Megan to the 19th Annual College ofthe Se- highlights, or attended in person, there fans, but based on the first four games, Strong all were outstandin[...]isilia, are always more fans in the opposing it's starting to look a lot better than last in the game. California o n Sept. 5, not the team colors than t here were Cardinals year. The 5-foot-7-inch Thompson was Cypress Colleg[...]fans . The defensive line may be the weakest outstanding for her setting and[...]I know everybody says there is no talent part of the Cardinals' game. With injuries defense; 6-footer P reach for her set- "The Cypress tournament only on this team. occurring to the defensive line over and ting, hitting and blocking ; had IS teams and the Sequoias has But there is talent this year that could over again, this may be one problem the 5-foot-10-inch Ainlay, 5-foot-9-inch 30[...]yoff spot a cou- Cardinals should rectify in the future . Grimes and 5-foo t-11-inch Lilly fo[...]bigger draw and ple o f years down the road. The Cardinals, though, may have one their powerf[...]Look at running back Johnn y of the better special teams in the NFL. at the net; and 5-foot-7-inch Strong ed to drop out of the Cypress tour- Johnson, a seventh-round draft pick this Although AJ Del Greco may not be the for her serves and defense. nament because last year we took se- year. He is second in the NFC in rushing, accurate field goal kicker. the fans think • 'Scottsdale was ranked second cond and the year before that third and fi rst in the NFL a mong rookies in he is. H e's capable of doing his job when and we[...]needed. went into the game and we beat petitive for us." Look at the quarterback thi team has. The punter i probably one of the them," Head Coach Sheryl Nobley[...]started out powerfully, in- more prepared for the regionals this been the g reate t so far this season , but been o ne of the most consistant punters timidating and execu[...]year we wanted to get into a more is im provi ng with every game he plays. in the NFL. If he keeps it up , a second Scottsdale[...]said . Then there's Tom T upa. He is pro- consecutive Pro-Bowl trip is imminent. kept going with the momentum . " I don't know how we' ll do in the bably the better of the two quarterbacks, Even the return team is rated high That was the best game we've played tournament. I' ve ne[...]because of Vai Sikahema, who averages the entire season as far as intensity don 't know what the caliber of their Fans feel that Tupa should be the quarter- 15 yards a return. level." play is." back . I agree. So what if the Cardinals are 1-3 this Mesa Community College, with a The Lady Gauchos' next four Let's look at the people Rosenbach and early in the season? There are a lot of 7-2 record, beat the Gauchos on games will all be at home, with the Tupa are throwing the ball to. With the games left, and if given the chance by the Sept. 25, in a game Nob ley calls " the first on Oct. 10 against Northland[...]Green and J .T . Smith becom- fans, there is a realistic chance of a .500 exact flip-flop of the Scottsdale Pioneer, fo llowed by Pima on Oct. ing the top receivers for the Cardinals, season. game."[...]ie Jones and Have a little faith in the Cardinals, and "We made three times the errors Western o n Oct. 19. Ricky Proehl, the wide receivers look believe that the future is going to be bright[...]tronger than ever. for the Phoenix organization.
	[...]1..0 Yelce Soccer in second place at 6-3-1 By Jeff Wendt The Gauchos play Scottsdale Com- The Voice munity[...]defeated the Artichokes earlier in the With four games to go in the season , season 6-0. the college soccer team is figh ting for a "This was by far our best performance playoff spot for the second year in a row. of the season," Watson said. "We The Gauchos hold a 6-3-1 overall outclassed our opponents, we passed the record, good enough for second place in ball very well, and we played a very ag- the conference. The top three teams in the gressive game. This has been our best ef- conference will advance to the Region I fort overall. " tournament Oct. 24-27. One factor in the Scottsdale game was The Gauchos are looking toward midfielder[...]to a knee ranked Yavapai College. The injury, made an impression on Watson . Roughriders won the first match between " He may not have scored a goal in the the teams 1-0 in a torrential downpour in game, but his hustle to get to the baH Prescott on Sept. 15. made me very happy," Watson said. The Roughriders scored their goal after Later in the game, Hillegas had to be a foul was called on the Gauchos. A carried off the field because he reinjured Yavapai player took the free kick and his knee. Hillegas may be out for the made it skid off the very wet field to season depending on a me[...]goalie Charlie Phillips for t he o nly goal The Gauchos faced the G lendale-based of the game. American G[...]Everett King (sophomore number 6) kicks the ball downfield as Brett Hillegas had a lot of chances, but they (Yavapai) game on Sept. 21 . The Gauchos won the (freshman number 11) and Rafael Saragosa (freshman number 13) give chase for capitalized on the one shot," said head game 5- l. the ball as two Mesa players look on . This conferenc[...]e played a pretty average game, but won by Mesa 2-0. at the way we performed, and I am real m y goal was to give everyone the oppor- happy about the way C harlie played ." tunity to play in the game, which I d id, "[...]In the second half, bo th a Mesa player, the services of Muraviov. the team 's se- After the Yavapai game, the Gauchos Watson said.[...]ma Community College, a On Sept. 29 the Gauchos returned to[...]ing both teams t o p la y the rest o f the team they defeated Sept. 19. The Gauchos conference play to face the Mesa[...]with 10 men. The Gauchos also faced Arizona won that game 3-1 .[...]Wednesday the Gauchos traveled to Western College at home on Saturday, " Pima is usuaUy a strong team, con· defensive breakdown cost the Gauchos a[...]o mmunit y College. and results of the game were unavailable sidering they won the national champion· crucial con feren ce wi[...]" The refereeing was atrocious, The Gauchos were defeated in this game ship two years[...]" We're real confident about the way especially due to the fact t hat t hey miss- by the score o f 2-1. didn ' t play exceptionally well t[...]a lot of offsides calls and they red- The Gauchos lost McCarty for the need to do is take it one day at a time. that is strong and they don't win convin carded McC[...]set us South Mountain game due to the red card I think we can clinch a playo[...]on said. he got in the Mesa game. They also lost concentrate[...]A Contemporary Photo Studio By Jeff Wendt[...]ER 944-0302 The Voice[...]L.A. nmea · ThBy walk in The college cross country teams[...]walk out looking likB AIBxis ference meet of the season on Oct.[...]from each quad that could make it. side of the Marico pa Commun it y " I' m looking fo r the men to start College District, we go up again[...]f t he sta te." E pinoza aid . ' ' F rom the '' omen . The Gauchos a re preparing for I' m loo ki ng fo r t hem to get the feel- tv~o invitat iona l runs being held over ing to runmng three miter,. The} 're the next two weeks. T hey '" ill run in impro,i ng with every ra.:e the~ run.'' • Complete Makeover the Arizona State University Invita- One of the thing that has made • Hair Styling tional on Friday, and then "ill race the team better thi 'ea~on i' the • Wardrobe & Accessories in the M t. Sac Imitational on Oct. team unit} . 26 at Walnut. Cahf. "The team'> are tartmg to gel "The next t"o weeh "ill tell ho" tnecth••r m~:c the Ia~! \.'OUple or good our team will be going mto the race'>," Esptnota said. "Plus ''ith R[...]" Espinoza said. curring early in the cason. "e're Espinoza is fi nally getti ng a good becoming better a a t[...]Spec~ahz i ng 1n wome n and beauty. " The injuries t hat were showing lege and Yavapa[...]r-----------------------------, up early in the season were due to lack of training. Now they[...]28. The Gauchos were defeated by both of these teams, and the men 's[...]" I hope to finish the last couple :[...]... uocuu• one runner from both the men's towards the top of the stand ings,"[...]1 team and the women's team go to the Espinoza said. "If we do that, we[...]Two Make Over I Photo Sessions For The Price Of One I[...]that there could be as many as three in the Region I championships." I[...]
	[...]15 Do you know what intramurals are? By Jeff Wendt A ocia[...]ed thi year a well." LaBuhn aid . The VoiCe LaBuhn feel the afternoon cia e 1-lEY; LOOK AT TH/5 / , / The campu intramural program i would gen[...]campu later in the day. I NTRAMUAA[...]/ who don•t compete at the junior college level a chance to compete with st[...]be pread out through the year. /[...]ink that when their cia e tournament during the emester.[...]/ are o er, that ' the end of the day and they don't have anything to do," said[...]mural This year' volleyball tournament is a ports. " With the intramurals, it give ix-on-six grass tourn[...]become competitive again." The regi tration deadline for the tour- Requirements to get into intramurals nament is Oct. 24. are very simple. Any full-time or part -[...]tournament, but those people who play member is eligible to play in intram urals. interscholastic volleyball for the college Everybody is welcome. arc ineligible to play . According to LaBuhn, intramurals have been in the campu system since the Tennis lntramurals beginning of the college, but few students Thi year's intram ura l tennis tourna- have ever participated in the last couple ment takes on a new twist. of yea[...]Winners will receive an invitation to the " Last year we had maybe 100 com- 1990 U nited States Tenn is Associa- petitor participate in intramurals,"[...]are Finalists will be coming from any of the not available, according to LaBuhn. state's junior colleges, as well as fro m This year LaBuhn is trying to get st u- ASU and Northern Arizona U[...]ross from J.C. Penney in Valley West mall. At the corner of 59th Ave. and Northern.[...]
	[...]neros._______________,ro_m_ p'-a..;;..ge_ , If the troops are withdrawn before o mething big," Shlee aid. " Right now and the fastest growing age group is peo- who are returrung students after some in- christmas, she still is prepared . it' geared toward the campus, but I hope ple entering their[...]gets He elaborated o n these ideas by or for whatever reasons. The community be there, but if no t they can open the[...]e it a success because it describing how the fundamental makeup college plays an[...]and have a big party before they come is so wo rthwhile ." o f states is changing. By the year 2000 society, in that respect. ho[...]rnia will approach a population 50 "The community college ha very flex- Shlee, who participates in the Career instructor, Diane Taylor, who also percent hispanic and black. The majo ri- ible course offerings, so tha[...]in Houston today are black quicker than the larger institutions that become more involved by turning this in- "I felt it was a[...]roject to and hispanic and one-third of the children require state approval for thei[...]born in the United States toda y grams, etcetera. The community college let those members of the Armed Services[...]p Cisneros continued b y saying that the own business before and considered[...]corporates human commuruty college is not so bound by the myself beyond the receptionist routine," Matz was happy to sponsor the plan and relations training for both[...]it can't stretch to meet the community ... Instead she establised Operation[...]reward for faculty and staff who do the "To the extent that community colleges ternship," Shlee s[...]at all college graduates society, it has the unique capability to other parts of the country were doing with 1-4 p.m.[...]oing this three He particuarly cited the role student ac- and diversity, into socie[...]in effective Although Operation Desert Shield is expand to five days if we got enoug[...]dote of how an adviser at the Universit y gram and telecommun ica ti ons gather support from the community also. "Do n' t think th[...]," Shlee said. Other comments at the press con- "So the community college is impor-[...]ference addressed the communit y col- tant, and I'd make the argument that it,[...]lege's role in building the type of society too, has a ro le in preparing the state and • Pepsi__________________tr_om--=[...]spoke of. the nat ion for this d iversity that I have[...]sense it (community college) described, the extensive damages. is the most practical level of education," C[...]mpus every two ho urs, 24 ho urs a day the hispanic leader said. travels, Marico pa is mentioned as o ne of " The cages are being developed by o n a route designed to go by the Tolleson High School's productive enter- "The commuruty colle~ is better the top three community college systems[...]d to non-traditi~al stu5 ents, those in the country. prise metal shop class and, at this time, "We are doing the best we ca n," Per- it will be no added expense to the col- cifull said. lege," Howard said[...]OPPORTUNITIES "There is a lot less physical damage to Campus be[...]will lose money and the the machines.[...]is collected and nothing is paid. It 's a lose- "The machines are placed in dark , secluded areas," Pe[...]and the price depreciates depending on its[...]GARDEN machines in five minutes. The student Most Pepsi machines ho[...]lly doesn' t fmd that it has been all money is removed daily. vandalized until 3 o r 4 in the mo rning. " All vandalism is reported to the Glen- Percifull employs students to patrol the dale Po lice Department.[...]IS GROWING IN Department[...]"One For The Ditch "[...]The Olave Garden IS Amertca's fa 1es1·growmg ltalaan dmnerhou<e[...]302 S hare m o ur success ... come work m the garden. We ha ve more 1han $5 gen. adm.,[...]Prev1ous restauranr expcnence IS preferred , bu1 we're wtllmg 10[...]there"~> ards The O lave Garden has 10 offer yo u: patd vacatto n ,[...]Apply for any of 1he oppor1Un111es IIS!ed above by viStlmg wnh us a1[...]ROTC is not offered ...[...]Call or visit the Air Force ROTC detach- (At The Westridge Mall) r.-~--~--------------~[...]ment listed and ask about the ·crosstown· pr<>-[...]gram. AJI the benefits could still be yours: eligibility for[...]tw<>- through four-year scholarship programs ... the lead- ership development opportunities ... the officer's com-[...]THE ACCE:'lT'S 0:'[...]
	[...]P ianist Mac Frampton is[...]The Lady Gauchos holding[...]izona Homecoming week 1990 Blood drive By Jonl Kowitz and hits campus JM~ea Gilbert The Voice[...]By Grey Stenhouse Glendale Community College[...]The Voice Homecoming with a week full of activitie[...]The campus branch o f Phi Theta Kappa, a national[...]honors society, is sponsoring a blood drive o n campus. Arizona W[...]place this Wedne day Glendale won 29-18 on the strength of two[...]and Thursday in the Student Union. touchdown passes by sophomore quarterback Don-[...]Sign-ups for the blood drive were held on Oct. 16 and ny Simmon[...]to come around I :00 in the afternoon,'' said blood drive queen and driven on to the field in Z28 convertibles,[...]president Rebecca Dancy. donated by Sands Chevrolet.[...]Over the past fou r years, GCC's drive has been the Second runners-up were Paul Crawford Jr. an[...]most successful of the campus blood drives in Arizo na. Mary Elizabet[...]lood drive drew 158 donor , and Phi Theta " The ceremony was spectacular," said Brad[...]Kappa is hoping to top that this year . Melton, vice pr[...]our number o f donor each year," were set off the moment Jesse and Monique were[...]When the blood dri ve booth clo ed on Thursday, 130 Before the game, a free barbecue sponsored by[...]" With the number o f walk-o n we no rmally have each mem[...]during this time bajloons to children. "The barbecue was a great success," said Mark[...]ncil. "There was Acosto, parade around the field. "This is the season for people to give blood ," said always[...]itals have a desperate need for blood right The game was foiJowed by a dance held on the east Disc jockey Ani Naftali was o verwhelmed by the now.'' practice field .[...]believe that more student would ign up if "The dance was nice; it lasted until midnight ,"[...]ing pleasure for it wasn't for the worry o f health ri ks. Melton said .[...]" Naftali said. "Becau e of the AIDS care o r t he fear of catching Festivities were also held throughout the week with "Everyone kept telling me to turn the music up, and a di ease, I think[...]e live dancing, music and a campus barbecue in the when I did, someone in the building behind me came aid .[...]o ut and asked if I could turn down the bass because drive i conducted b}'[...]hields, a student, sat on a mall bench and the walls were shaking."[...]In an attempt to bring more attent ion to the blood enjoyed the entertainment. "This has been the best Homeco ming I have seen," dri[...]vent. themselves," Shields said. "I also liked the cheerline This year's Homecoming theme, "Li[...]With Halloween just around the corner, the theme dancers. They were good." America," is symbolic in getting across the sense of "Dracula wants your blood[...]patriotism to show support for Americans in the Mid- Halloween gag gifts were old at the booth as well. member of cheerline, who danced on the mall. "We dle East.[...]"People who bo ught the gifts were automat icall y[...],. By Glenn Davis " Teachers as Writers" contest, open to festival there is the crowning of the if you could get them to talk abou[...]," Hufford said. particular life." The Voice The contest was divided into two divi · The main character in the story is in- "Autumn Queen" will be publishe[...]ose and poetry. volved in the event and the competition. a future edition of The Arizona English Elizabeth Hufford, an English i[...]. in the prose division, Hufford won first because of reasons she reveals in the Attending the University of Clarion of science fiction stories.[...]ticipated in a writing "English teachers are in the business of ideas: how to get them, how to shape There were 211 entrees, 83 in the short In gathering ideas for the story, Huf- workshop her junio r year.[...]n abandon them," she says. The story is about a woman in her 70 s real people and from imagination of her writer would teach the class, Hufford Putting this philosophy to work[...]ently paid off for Hufford in a big tive of the world, Hufford said . Some of the older people Hufford in- Damon Kn[...]"There is an event that takes place in terviewed in the past contributed . "I fiction writer, was one of t hose who The Arizona English Teachers Associa- a small rural town during the harvest realized the pattern of people's lives, and tion recentl y spo nsored the 1990 festival. At the nursing home during the how everyone had a fantastic story to tel[...]ediate end in sight for debate over tennis courts By Julia De Simone He aid if tudents are being inj ured, properl y fix the court . Tom Breum me[...]and groundo;, ~a 1d, in his opi nion, the Special to The VoiCe[...]for a year." believe t he ma in p ro blem i the ad- College President Dr. John Waltnp[...]riornies. · •Ge nerally if been for the recent flood damage. says the ailing campus tennis courts will Stahel i is still optim1 tic. " We're still[...]the mo ney," he sa1d. Kent Staheli, physical educatio[...]rhe team members arc '1racucmg on the man, was quoted in the Sept. 24 issue of[...]..chool courts, but pla}'lng mter~ hola-.tic The Voice as saying repairing and resur-[...]aid he looked mto the po ibility of the o f glas o n the courts. which charges onl}' Sl fo r the "ea on' facing of the tennis courts should be com- college bu yi ng all the products a nd hav- u e o f the court. pleted by the end of the semester.[...]ing the campu') maintenance men work like to[...]n ible co ach and have He e timated the LO')t \\Ill be a Waltrip said the main reason for not overtime doin~ the repairs. repairi ng the campus tennis courts is the afety of players 10 mind, and I cer- mmimum of $4, per court or roughly because the available mo ney was used for But ad[...]
	[...]From the Bal cony By Ma.·c d e Ce ll e Read my lips: " All new[...]three conditions: first, reduce the deficit; second, not raise If George Bush had said this creased by $337 billion, accor-[...]g for ding to the National Chamber whether to do the right thing and lose our jobs or do the president, he would not have[...]l it But where is our money forget when Bush runs for re-[...]it. Now we are defending the A 98 percent re-election rate borders of a foreign country. is proof of that. And what are With the monetary problems we receiving in return? this country is facing, how can Numerous potentially crippl-[...]Arabia? deficit, the S&L scandal, and[...]gut , a man with the courage to Neither raising taxes nor[...]"just say no" to tax-and-spend shaving Medicare is the answer politics. to balancing the budget. The We need a man who can answer lies in the control of stan[...]" The American people have had If we wish to remain[...]enough; it' s time to start at the the most prosperous nations in top of government and whittle the world, we cannot discourage[...]The average American con- American tax laws are[...]ase, leaders share the pain. All the King's Men D~ID Beat------------------ The Satanic-Religious alliance[...]By David Madrid Phillip Lawrence, one of the saviors of HideOUS Halloween hell[...]The Voice[...]the city, said, "The people who are sign-[...]ed up for the class are just walking into[...]it like cattle to a slaughter. Half of yoga By Eric Wlncentsen Something like this makes the Druids I was sitting in front of my television is a branch of Eastern mysticism, and it[...]In many countries, they have the other night, watching the religious sta- has strong occult influences ." Special to the Voice[...]holidays like this no matter how good the Thank God the butchers were stopped. crop does over the year. Basically, it is albums backwards.[...]heard something that I should corrupt the citizens of Toccoa. little kids ru nning extortion rings to get So instead of the Druids, picture this: won't soon fo rget. The voice said , "Oz- Satan is deceptive; he even made candy, and the local fundame ntalist lurk- instead of the scheduled back-to-back zy[...]Mahatma Gandhi look like a holy man . ing around the corner telling everyone running of the "Night of the Living What did that[...]ome religious cause, or did he send 20 ed by Satan to trap the unsuspecting. I remember reading a story by Ray my of tractors on the horizon. souls to Oral Roberts? The Satanic-Religious alliance is grow- Bradbury about a teacher who brings her[...]ure to a cross appear on the screen while a man $20 to the station and pledged my soul to and the New Age movement. Evangelists observe the "horrors" of Halloween .[...]e Ozzy. have told us that these are the workings The way the story goes, the teacher's " Welcome to our show, comrades in That is the power of backward mask- of Satan. job is to show the students the barbarian Christ, " and goe[...]essages. Right then I swore I would In the book, "The Beautiful Side of customs of the past , where people meeting the wheat quota.[...]out and and I don't watch the religious station against rock 'n' roll a[...]help on the collective farm or go to hell[...]tricks as yoga, parapsychology and At the end of the story, one boy decides for cel[...]evision show, an ally. Although the evangelists attack She warns that we ar[...]im to use his imagina- hell is starting to sound like a vacation[...]as a Satanist, they used him to take ed fo r the arri val of the one whom Scrip- tion. He is then left behind and called a[...]ture calls ... the antichrist" by such evil heretic. In all truth, Halloween is not the holi- There is a Satanic-Religious alliance, television shows as " Bewitched" and " I The time frame of this future was never[...]ly meant to be. Only and it is growing . Without Satan Oral Dream of Je[...]Swagge:1, Pat Robertson Then there is the cartoon "Casper the now.[...]would be unemployed . Friendly Ghost" and the movie "E.T. the In recent years, the religious right wing off of a S[...]These evangelists give Satan the publici- Extra-Terrestrial"; these are also has decided that Halloween is a celebra- What does th[...]c pagan Satanism? It is frightening to know that the[...]Remember what I said? " Satan is religions . To save the poor souls of our some idiot[...]These paragons of virtue don't feed the deceptive." This proves it. For years we you[...]ave suggested replacing but the percentage of these people is so hungry or cloth the naked ; there is no have watched these shows and we didn 't it with a harvest day celebration[...]be said that money to be made by do ing that. Ju t ask even realize we were[...]bout a harve t day all the warnings are simply scare tactics[...]have to admit that last night Satan celebration, the first thing that come to initiated by vario us fundamental i t .[...]mo mentarily po sessed me. He forced me mind is Druids dancing around a tree and[...]k, I think I'll dres Georgia, in the form of yoga . Many to ta ke the most demonic album I co uld making human sacrifices. But what the up like Jerry Falwell an[...]' it bacJ...ward . fu ndamentali ts have in mtnd is more of on people outside of 7-1 1. That's enough the good Chri tians of that city knew . I[...]untilul L 5 harvest. to care the hell out of anyone . They topped the yoga cia e . Thank God I'm[...]The Voice[...]In Ar izona M..-t"'' EJ,,.,. 8o!>by W amn SUJ/J Artut· J[...]
	[...]3 The Voice think i[...]or not to beer. Or Scotch. Or Chardonnay. That is the question, fumbled by the Arizona Board of Regents, picked up by in[...]--- the state attorney general, then lateralled derelic[...]" to the State Liquor Board, over whether row buildi[...]"private heaven turned hell," to erase the beverages in the sky boxes at Sun Devil drinking-is-sophisticated image. Stadium. Yet, who can be expected to use the Currently, the fans in the stadium must majority of the high-priced sky boxes? abstain. The people in the sky boxes may The wealthy . The successful. The consume liquor, supposedly within limits, sophisticated . And the investors want but there is no one there to monitor them to have the[...]umption. Does the state of Arizona want to Why should the people who use the sky broadcast the clear message that drinking boxes be an exception to the "no drink- really is sophisticated after all, and that ing" rule?[...]'s OK to perhaps drink a little too much After the sky boxes were built, in- and then drive if it means making a finan- vestors expressed concern that the tickets cial investment a success? I think not[...]high-priced seats would not sell Instead , the investors and leaders of if alcoholic beverages c[...]ocial and business communities have Where were the planners before the sky the opportunity to make a far better boxes were built? Didn't that thought oc- statement: cur to them before the financial invest- " We stand firmly against drinking and ment was made? Why are the consumers driving. We can have a good ti[...]committee questions Voice policy Committee blasts The Voice C lassifying racial, religiou , exual, or Amendment; however, The Voice i not blood, to pre ent an unbia[...]al o r a private paper, it i funded wholly by event and topic of con eq ucnce to that[...]intent was translated loosely as: I) taxe of the co m- munity, a nd your college. Since when does the media, created to not the reason o ur fo re-fa thers institu- munity and[...]n payments from ou r We fu rther feel that by printing "Eric' unbiasly (sic)* represent the masses, and tionalized, with God-fea ring con[...]pi nion" you failed in that ba ic ta k. protected by the stro ngest documentation our "natural liberties." Basically "We" paid for the publica- Associated Student known to modern man, which is the First It has been stated that those view[...]Grieva nce Committee Amendment, have the "right " to play the published by The Voice in the Oct. 8 edi- newspaper staff, we feel, it is your respon- "classification game"? tion are private. We agree with the First sibility to the community, your life's • ' 'stc'' den o[...]recet~·ed. Voices across the campus Do you think sky box patrons should be the only people allowed to drink alcohol at Sun D[...]Either alcohol should be believe it is an unfair Why do we really care if I don ' t think anyone the s ky boxes is allowed in the entire ad vantage over the less they drink or not as long[...]um or it shouldn't fortunate people in the as they enjoy the game? stadium; everyone has to[...]
	[...]By Jonl Kowitz[...]ained there are a variety " Connecting the 'fight or flight'[...]ou can experience. Con- response and stress is understanding that[...]tinual stress is the most potent. your body is involved," she said.[...]s to get to class "Continual stress is stress that occurs Ferguson also discus[...]day after day," Ferguson said. "In some the resources and energy every time you[...]ress. people, it is what we eventually die from, experience a[...]An instructor says the test you missed according to Hans Salye, founder of the "The number one food that increases[...]cannot be made up and you may fail the modern day word 'stress. ' When we have energy is complex carbohydrates,'" she[...]I You drop your books on the ground The process normally occurs over Sh[...]"Another word for stress is the •fight "Every time you use a stress[...]or flight' syndrome; that' s what the st ress you also lose life-energy. We never g[...]nd other examples of pressure response is," Ferguson said. "It is a com- back the 100 percent we were,' ' she said . • were the topic of Emily Ferguson's plete p[...]ess-Be Every system inside your skin is affected Ferguson said . " Twent y minute[...]~ " Stress can be defined as the rate of Ferguson explained every syst[...]~ wear and tear on the body," Ferguson body is activated when we have a stress Fer[...]said . " It breaks down the body and it also response, and "fight or flight" is a com- an exercise to relieve tension an[...]he mind . " plete activation of the entire bo dy. that involved audience[...]Head chef Festus H amilton come with By Wendy Smith The ervi ng areas, in a U-shape, con- re ource . The turn tile was originally 22 year experience as a military cook . Spectal ro The Vo1ce i t[...]cashier erected for theft preventio n, but the new " The setup here is great," Hamilton[...]ter are design eliminated this concern by placing aid . He plans some new menu election A chool hould be in the chool open for rapid service to the custo mers. a cashier at each door . Al[...]abl- oo n to attract student . bu iness, not the food bu ine . ix food[...]to t he Contractual Arrangement That i the opinion of Richard Braham, The a lad bar o ffers a 'ariety o f fresh cafeteria, FFS taff wi ll still provide table The fina ncial arrangement between director of the campus food ervice when a lad[...]t udents who need it. FFS and MCCD allows fo r the payment school opened in August.[...]o f initial management fees to FFS for the Dr . J oyce E lsner , dean of ad -[...]- remod eling and stan u p. After this the mi nistrative services for the college, tio ned in the cafeteria liked the changes. district will no longer have a fina[...]rent da ily echoed this sentiment. " Food service is[...]much better," pre-nursing major terest in the cafeteria , but will retain in- special is also available. not o ur primary purpose," Elsner[...]Cathy Olcott said. "I love the salad bar. " put regarding price and selecti[...]The hot entree bar o ff«.> rs a complete " It's a mi[...]"The prices are reasonable, " said Pam ding to[...]Elsner said the cafeteria was profitable[...]reasonable." in the past, but the profits went to offset Facility Food Service w[...]wiche~. quarter-pound hamburgers and contract by the Maricopa Community[...]Breakfast is available, with eggs, toast, dale beginning Aug.[...]ious price lists were At the deli customers can order pizza,[...]is pleased with the new arrangement: "I pleased,' ' Elsner[...]or various made-to-order sandwiches . manager for the Glendale cafeteria, pro- think there is a better selection, but the According to Elsner, a delegation of[...]The new design of the cafeteria makes quality is about the same. " vided the price list approved by the the 26 FFS employees more accessible[...]company will operations before accepting the bid. MCCD Governing Board. than in the past. They can switch between give a better level of service since food is FFS also provides food service for A notation at the end of the list said, islands, depending on[...]noticeable by their maroon uniforms. "You hav[...]to stimulate participation The remodeling also eliminated a turn-[...]tem, a unit manager and area manager The cafeteria is open Monday through and student satisfaction ." stile which blocked the access of disabl- who know food service[...]from 6 a.m . to 9 p.m. , and Fri- FFS handled the remodeling of the ed students . cafeteria, wh[...]"One For The Ditch"[...]In "By Request" concert[...]itive st rengths now Join Au Force the sweet and simple aid to[...]ROTC. and you"ll begin the first steps toward[...]Darkroom Rental• the sohd foundatiOns of leadership that are cn[...]
	[...]5 Life of women in China is discussed By Glenn Dav is role of women in China. mem were the topics mo t discus ed at the Young c hildren are taught five values The confere nce was attended by 250 conference. at a young age to prevent rebellion when The VoiCe women fro m the United States, C anada, Women in Chin[...]y they reach maturit>: lo"e of Chi na. the " Holding up Half the Sky: The Life of a nd South America who met wi th 25[...]rt> , \Ociali~m. fami ly, and Women in C hina" wa the topic a t "'omen from C hina.[...]s, plow, a nd harve t. L nlike the L n11ed States, "the Chine e The spea ker were four professional "'ere shown a slide pre entation on the Wandrey said \~omen m the cit y are don't con~ider '>Ub~tance abu e or cigaret- women who represented the campu on conference, with comment from the qreet weeper~. factory worker. , a[...]inanc1al drain on familie , " ecuuve secretary 10 the Bu ine and The opening ceremony of the con- of the armed force . Those who shO\\ e\HO[...]Dr. Joyce Story, fe rence was held at the Great Hall of the talent are groomed fo r their artiStic[...]ne e through headphones, " ewton ment is appointed. cording to job statu , " Suydam aid . graphic de igner in the HTC Innovation aid . She also aid Vice Premier Woo was The co nference revealed that o nly 30 "Co n umerism i le s than half that of the Center. in attendance, which signified the impor- percent of universit y graduates in C hina U.S .• o ne rea on being the mall living In June the e fo ur women took pan tance of the con ference. a re women, which i not acceptable. " In area." in the firs t Sino-American Conference on The fou r Glendale women a ll aid they 1987. 20 percent o f the population were The forum co ncluded that Chine e Women's I ues, held in Beijing. The pur- enjoyed the experience. illiterate;[...]women have many barriers to cross, but pose of the conference was to study t he Family, he[...]attent ion . By Joyce Ba rton Ha rris-T uck de c ribed different styles The Voice --------------------[...]civil rights discussed "Blow You r Own Horn" by using • T he ch ro nological re ume is effective[...]a t the campus Speakers Forum, II a.m ., Oct. 31 at the Student Union Lounge. That wa the advice at a recent have a trong work[...]C lar k 's speech is titled "The Evolution o f t he C ivil Rights Legislat ion." Employment Talk seminar, by the same li t previou employmen t accordi ng[...]150 u niversit ies. He is serving as a board mem ber of numerous national and Know where you're heading, what ed in the fi r t paragraph, Harris-Tuck[...]internatio nal o rganizatio ns in the fields of c rim inal j ustice, civil rights, t he[...]death penalty, and First Amendment. Adm issio n is free. re ume as a tool to get you there, says Liz • T he preliminary resume is useful for the Harri -Tuck, career con ultant a nd presi- pe[...]Mastering the interviewing process Oct. 15 semina r hosted by the campus communicates the kinds of problems t he "Tell Me Abo ut You r Yourself: Succeeding at the Interview" will be Ellen Career Center.[...]La Corte' s speech at I p .m . on Oct. 22 in the Student Union . " You sho uld be very pro ud[...]nal resume was t he third La Corte is manager of em p loyment, at Maricopa C ommunity College resume; it is you r eight -and-one-half-inch resume discussed . The person c ha nging D istrict, and will cover how to meet a future employer face-to-face, an d the business card ," H a rris-Tuc k sa ys . "If ca[...]complishments first and leave wo rk To stress the importance of c reating a history until last.[...]p.m. on Oct. 29 at the Student Unio n. Recently, one job in the financial in- Harris-Tuck stressed the use of short H e will speak o n " Being in T he P ub lic Eye" and h aving the power to in- dustry had 3,500 responses . The odds of sentences beginning with actio n verbs fluence the public's view . employment in these instances " a[...]I bad as winning the lottery,"Harris-Tuck complishments . She feels the same tense sion and what it is like to be one of the " select few."[...]should be used throughout, a nd " the pre- Quoting Richard Bolles' book, "What sent tense can put t he sense of 'now' into Colo r is Your Parachute?" , the speaker the mind of the employer ." MS representative needs help said, " A resume is a piece of paper th at Looking for a job is a bigger job than gets in between you and your employer. " working on a job, the speaker said . "It Nancy Gastel, bus[...]r is a bsolute ly critical to get a focus on to qualify to represen t this college in the Fifth An nua l MS 150 , a mult1p le Harris-Tuck says a good resume can get you a foot in the doo r. whe re you ' re headed and ma ke the sclerosis bike ride on Nov. 3-4 fr[...]Ch ecks made payble to the Multiple Sclerosis Societ y should be dropped A good res ume is easy to read . T here Whe n loo king for a new job "it is bet- off at the Cashier's Office by Nov. I . Contact Gas tel at 280-9060. is plenty of wh ite space, it is never hand- written , a nd has no typos, Harris-T[...]0 resumes a week with 10 sa ys. She also suggests the use of bullets follow-up p hone calls than 10[...]The second set of six C rime Prevention Seminars will[...]de nt Un ion Council Chambers. Well ness program is healthy choice[...]r self-defense techniques and their be nefi ts . By J am . . Gilbert Students is a trained relaxation therapist. The Voice Conra[...]Journalist E.J . Montini of The Arizona Republic will lect ure on how shape and feel good a bo ut yourself, the n massages .[...]"Criticism is My Way of Sho wing A ffection " at I p.m. on Nov. 5 in the Stu- check out the campus Employee Wellness There is also a weekl y Wellness[...]Montini will cover the power of communication skills, communicatio n style, The pro gra m wa s desig ned fo r well-bal[...]menu is a caloric breakdown o f the food and the importance of what people expect from themselves[...]items and a healthy recipe to try at home. The Wellness Program is based o n an incentive plan which is designed to let par- "The weUness menu gives them a struc-[...]ns' to clubs ticipants keep track of their health by " The program encourages employees The frrst organizational meeting for " Solutions," a[...]will be held at 4 p .m . on Oct. 24 in the Student Union . The club members reduction, increased self-esteem, an[...]In December the program will agai n tion needs and[...]Bob Desantis, a graduate o f The Culinary There is a wide vanety of activities Instit ute of[...]University representative on campus sponsored by the Wellne s P rogram , in- cluding a "rovmg masseuse[...]a chef come a nd Alma Zarrow of the University of Art in P hi ladelphia will .isit the cam- "I went over so well that we decided[...]i- pus fro m 2-5 p .m . o n Oct. 23 in the Center for Information, dvisement and to bring h1[...]feren t becau~e he will be show- Zarrow is interested in speaking to art, mu~ic, thea[...]
	[...]The Depression Test[...]The 20 questions below were developed by Dr.[...]William Zung of Duke University to be used for By Barb•r• Schrtpsem•[...]e suicidal or who have self-diagnosis. The results might unmask depres-[...]become dangerous to others. But Richards says the pro- The Voice[...]sion and help you take the first step toward get-[...]blem with referring students to Charter is that they often ting better. "From the house of shame to the mansion of accep- don't have the money for counseling or hospitalization. tance."[...]Bettina said Charter is working on developing a sliding That is how a former patient at Charter Hospital sign- scale for those people who can't afford the set fees. A ed a thank-you card to Carol Bettino,[...]If your answer is: Score[...]t for now, None or little of the time I The patient who sent the card didn't really think he those who[...]p at Charter are refer- Some of the time 2 had a problem at fir[...]but he felt red to other programs in the Valley that can take care A good part of the time 3 there was something missing[...]Most of the time 4 Bettina, also a p[...]their children if a psychiatrist feels it is in the child's best with her peach and teal-green office[...]I. I feel downhearted, blue and sad The hospital was enhanced by the warmth of similar From Denial to Su[...]2. Morning is when 1 feel the worst decor throughout. It is located at 6015 W. Peoria Ave., Man[...]4. I have trouble sleeping through the treatment for adult and adolescent chemical depen[...]"You don't give up if the person is in denial," Ber- S. I don't eat a[...]7. I notice that 1 am losing weight Charter, the private hospital offers inpatient and out-[...]change," she said. There is a 24-hour telephone service and people may[...]rom her desk. "She I i. My mind is not as clear as it used to "We focus on the family," Deutz said. The Children's[...]learned to control her anger by hugging a teddy bear in- Treatment Program and the Adolescent Treatment Pro-[...]12. I don't find it easy to do the things I[...]self." gram depend on family participation, as do the adult Success depends on a perso[...]When people seek help at Charter, their situation is deal with the problem, she said . 14. I do not feel hopeful about the future assessed by a counselor and they are given an in-[...]" Ending therapy is not so much a graduation as it is 18. My life is not very full ing, as well as psychiatrists, doct[...]Charter offers free public seminars, known as the many people have learned dysfunctio[...]behavior. 20. I do not enjoy the things I used to popularity. Some of the programs are Effective Child Com[...]would not hesitate to go to Total the numbers in the right-hand column. The hospital also offers free rooms for 12-step pro-[...]t mechanics." A score below 40 is the normal range. A score gram support groups, such a[...]. Student loans: Reality hits after graduation By Jennifer Williams charges by the loaning instit ut ion and the The Votce a[...]ent loans aren't necessarily for than the six month grace period due to everyone.[...]cation , student loans are touch with the institution that carries the recommended only as a last resort by loan. This will keep the student from Ginger Gray, the student loan coor- defaulting by accident. dinator on campus. "Students often move, get married, The main problem with student loans and change their names," Gray said. is st udents don't realize the amount of "This can keep the bank from locating debt they will have after leav[...]to start paying on the loan." Randy Cole is a music student atten- Gray also be[...]need to be ding school on student loans. " Paying the aware of the consequences of defaulting loan back was n't real[...]ink about it." being sued in court for the amount of the Through compulsory debt management loan. seminars, the financial aid personal strive Students who are interested in getting to alleviate the problems that students a loan can get information through the sometime have with loans. Financial Aid Office in the Student Per- The partici pants spend an hour learn- sonnel Services Building. ing to budget. examining the regulations The first step in obtaining a student[...]planning loan or other financial aid is to fill out the amount of debt they can safel y incur. the American College Testing-Family Gray has other[...]Financial Statement evaluation form. The time to begin is early March to receive[...]rtant , she believes According to Cole, the advantages and st udents need to be aware of how much di advantages of student loans need to be the .. re borro wmg and how much their weighed by each individual student. pa}mer ts .,..ill be when the\ ' tan pa\i ng "Someumes there ju t are[...]"You ha.,e to ask yourself. Do you a !Udent The~ air, OCI. -....:r the , er, ice[...]
	[...]By Ell"" Grelu[...]The Voice According to Zontanos the department uses a preven-[...]tive approach to personal problems by offering a broad[...]whelmed with personal problems is the primary goal of Eliminating Self-defeat[...]the college counseling department, according to Dr .[...]Located in the Student Personnel Services Building, " Many of the students I counsel come from the the counseling department 's six staff members offer[...]asses I teach," Richards said. " In fact, much of the[...]" The most common problem is emotional stress Zontanos said of the approximately 29,000 student brought on by unsatisfactory personal relationships," registrations in the 1989-90 academic year, hundreds[...]have received some type of counseling through the[...]s has physical manifestations such " The students are allowed three sessions each[...]irman, agrees with Richards believes the counseling department provides[...]ems actually have a vital service to the students because of the campus's[...]prevent many crises. " Models chance success By Barbara Schrlpsema Robert Black of the Robert Black Agency feels that models shouldn' t spend The Voice[...]ing schools or putting portfolios together. The runway was decorated with silk He said pictures rarely stay in the port- bouquets and balloons of black, gray and folio very lo ng. "Six months is a long white. time to keep a picture in your book, and In the audience people were stirring that 's why[...]ps hoping to someday be Black was asked by a person in the au- up on the ru nway themselves. dience if he thought a model should start The nine male model and 19 female out in Ar[...]ause you can get your feet wet Model/Symposium in the Student Union and see if you like it, g[...]said that getting a model to look great is Talent Management Firm, organized the her job, but "the model has to come Symposium, invited the guest speakers, through, more so than the makeup." She and chose the models. likes to see the makeup enhance someone. All the guest speakers em phasized the She also emphasized that staying out of high rejection rate in the modeling and ac- the sun i vital to a model because it saves ting business, and cautioned that some the skin and extends modeling years. A people may find it difficult to handle . photographer can make the model look They stressed that it is a hard business and tan if that is desirable. a person has to love it to be in it.[...]y have to dig deep to find how photography is a n illusio n that out if this is what you want," said Dani creates an image[...]ally getting loose; Agency. " It has to come from the heart." it 's getting creative, and you're able to be She said the work is hard and the pay very creative a s an advertising is low, but what a person is earning is the photographer today," King said . He feei.; exp[...]promise of a certain lifestyle is what pe •- One model, Chris Olcott, a libera[...]tudent on campus, said even if a person The guest speakers indicated that doesn't use modelin[...]uld really believe in themselves it's still worth the experience and it helps because confidence is the most important Stephanie Fiebig walks down the runway at the Model/Symposium spon- in everyday life situations[...]of success. sored by the Center for Community Education Tuesday evening.[...]Join Air Force ROTC in college. The rest[...]is summed up m one word opporrumty[...]
	[...]eing back with family, " Mac Frampton said ing at the college.[...]in a telephone interview from Baltimore. The award- That phone call led to an ass[...]winning pianist was talking about the concert , "By Re- over a period of many years. Satisfied custom[...]us aturday. ly come back for more of the Frampton musical magic.[...]ditionally designs his informal programs The pianist acqUJred a purely classical background at[...]or of private instruction for fter the Cliburn competition, he decided to pursue[...]Frampton's. an alternative to a cia sica! career by improvising pop[...]Disney themes, rock ' n' and jazz. It wa back in the time when acoustic music[...]has some magical way of putting the whole thing together " I was reaJiy inspired by pianist that I heard on the[...]radio, the likes of Ro ger Williams, Peter Nero-real in-[...]the Clowns, " " Rhapsody in Blue," and "Star Wars. " S.C., Frampton started playing the piano at the age of[...]ecial Frampton' s Saturday appearance is part of the col- award for his diversity as a pianist in the prestigious Van lege Arists Series. The 8 p .m . concert has been changed[...]ont. from the Music Building, Room 124, to the Performing[...]ist," said Mary Arts Center on campus. A dmission is free.[...]" because not In another appearance in the Valley during the o nly can he play the standard works in piano literature, weekend, Fram[...]e and can improvisationally of classical music at the Herberger Theater in Downtown[...]Phoenix at 7:30p.m . Sunday evening. The formal recital[...]Frampto n fi rst performed in Arizona in the mid-'70s. is sponsored by Allen Piano Co. as part of the Stein way Mac Frampton, Award-Winning Pianist In the early '80s he called Dutton to ask about perform-[...]Opera Workshop to perform By Berber• Cego o n[...]They finally settled in front of the Duke In early November, singers from the Opera Wo rkshop will prese nt scenes The Voice[...]from " Mikado" and " HMS Pinafore, " operas by Gilbert and Sullivan. Per- His chair teetered precariously from the a moment. formances are under the direction of Mary Ann Dutton, campus opera teacher, stage to his fragile guitar case. Sweat T hen the belly dancers started whoop- and Trish lrby, campus voice teacher. They will be accompanied by pianists glistened from a limp curl which hung in ing and the jousting competition, with all Carol Peat[...]lay operatic arias and duets. According to l rby, the head, tarnborines jangled, and shouts Before long t he Chamber Singers, a majority of the group are people in the community interested in singing and rang out from the jousting arena. campus choral group under the direction in opera and are mainly doing[...]of Janet Carlsen, joined the guitarists for "The workshop is a Jot of fun," lrby said, "and because it is, the show This was the setting for the Glendale vocal solos and motets (both ensem[...]She said there are many talented people in the show, with some really fine ed at the 1990 Coronado Renaissance Children played at their feet and the voices, and many of the performers have had experience singing publicly.[...]stractions grew louder. The show will be held at 8 p.m. on Nov. 3, and 3 p.m . on Nov. 4 in the and 7.[...]Performing Arts Theater. Admission is free. According to Bonnie Lou Toigo, the Conditions improved on Sunday for college director of guitar studies, the the guitar ensemble. The chairs were set Vocal groups to sing gui[...]at up before they arrived, they had clips to the Faire, which is sponsored by the City hold their music, and they performed on The choral ensemble and the chamber singers wiU present their first choral of[...]concert Friday evening. The cho ral ensemble conducted by Dr. Peggy Licon and the Coronado Renaissance Faire As on Saturday, they played the will perform concert choir wo rks by Michael Haydn, Vaughan Williams, and Committee.[...]d in an or- John Rutter. On Saturday, the first day of the Faire, chestra setting. "We're privileged to have the opportunity to work with many talented young the guitar ensemble unloaded their equip- The Faire was delightful. Renaissance- people[...]e meandered about. Juggl- come and see the work they do. " The chamber singers, conducted by Janet as they stood in the heat waiting for the ing, sword-fighting, acting, and face- Carlsen will perform a number of early madrigals and the Arizona premier Renaissance Faire coordinators to bring painting added to the festivities. of "Mercy Song" by Jackson Berkey, the pianist of the popular group chairs.[...]rafts, jewelry and Manheim Steamroller. The performance will be at 8 p.m ., Oct. 26 in the P er- When the chairs were squeezed o nto Renaissance-type items gave everyone a forming Arts Center. the small stage, the performers and the chance to take part of the era home wi th audience settled in to enjoy t he[...]roperty on campus Barefoot children dressed in the simple Faire spokesman Dan Anderson, also smocks of the Renaissance Era, oblivious known as Ro bin Hug hes the Fish Beachfront Property is a nine person ensemble of performers. They to the show, ran through the audience Monger, said the Faire has been going on specialize in the performance of Jazz and Pop classics. The group has wo n past the performers. for eight y[...]prestigious awards throughout the country. They will be performing at 8 p.m. The wind whipped at the pages of He said the costumes are as authentic on Nov. 2, in the Performing Arts Theater. Admission is SS general public, music, turned them at will, and carried to the period as possible, and most of $3 senior citizens, and $1 for students. Tickets are available at the cashier's them off. them are made by those involved in the office or at the door on show night. Refreshment stand workers[...]lemonade and "popped grain," drown- The Faire was formerly held at Cor- Southwestern Art Show at ASU West ed out the music with shouts of "Next," onado Park on[...]Indian School Road because it is a larger tions at ASU West from Oct. 26 through Dec. 12. Show hours are Sunday After 15 minutes the performers were area and has more parking.[...]asked to move to another stage. The City of Phoenix has invited the S p.m. ; Saturday 9 a .m . to S p .m . Because of the heat and the move, they Glendale College guitar ensemble[...]themselves again standing and form at the Halloween Art Festival from Jazz ensemb[...]rk, 39th and G lendale avenues. The campus jazz ensemble will be playing a free concert conducted by John[...]Thrasher. The featured soloist will be John "School" Porter. The Cactus High[...]School jazz ensemble, conducted by Julie Carlsen, will also perform. The show[...]starts at 7:30 p.m ., Oct . 25, in the Performing Arts Center . Check the GCC Fine Arts calendar[...]
	[...]hout the student discount.[...]Cornell University The frrst time Isaw a Macintosh,Iwas immediate!) Macintosh, on the other hand, is a logical hooked. It's a work of art. I saw the student extension of the mind. It lets you concentrate on pricing and[...]docun1ent in n1inutes and) ou lose the fear of a grueling experience. Last year, a[...]d of con1puter again t in the , arne \Ya\~' n1v. adYice and has u ed it fo[...]Go to the High-Tech Center[...]
	[...]HO Yoke 4-1 football team to meet Dixie By Jeff Wendt mons c[...]yards and three touchdowns. The Voice "Sim[...]always play well if he's protected," The college football team is preparing Kersting said. "He's an awfully goo[...]face Dixie College of Utah. The offensive line has done quite a bit "Dixie runs an 1-power running game, better over the last few weeks, Kersting and it helps with the type of running added. backs they have," head coach Joe " The offensive line understands their Kersting said. "[...]their pass protection every as a tandem. They are the biggest team game and it helps the team." physically we've faced this season." The defense also played well in the The Gauchos faced Arizona Western game. They[...]se and caused two turnovers. game can be found in the homecoming "Our guys played with intensity in the story on page 1 of this issue. More detail- game," Kersting said. "We have been ed coverage will come in the next issue. shut.ing down our opponent's offenses the The Gauchos faced a weak Phoenix last few weeks." Donald Simmons leads the Gauchos to the line of scrimmage in Saturday's College team on Oct. 6. Seven different Coach Kersting is right. Over the last Homecoming game, which the Gauchos won 29-18 over Arizona Western. Gauchos scored as they went on to defeat 14 quarters of play, the defense has only the Bears 42-8. given u[...]e has thrown "This has been our best output of the " We've been working hard and play-[...]unter has become very consistent, as well The Gauchos also completed the season game plan coming in. We executed on the lineman Mike Hungerford said. " We' ve[...]played with some intensity been up and down the whole season, but got the confidence to kick with consisten- year with their victory over Phoenix. The on the defense." we're play[...]s defeated Scottsdale (27-21) and Offensively, the Gauchos racked up Kersting agreed. "I'[...]Mesa (34-7) earlier in the season, making 395 yards total offense, 225 yards rushinp that our defense is reaJly coming together. Notes ... them 8-1 in the last three years. a nd 170 yards passing. Now no matter who makes the play, Simmons is the No . 1-rated passer in The Gauchos are ranked 12th in latest Leading the offensive attack once again they're all happy, " he said . the Western States Football League, with NJCAA football poll. The Gauchos were was quarterback Donny Simmons. Sim- The special teams also played tough. a 59.7 percent completion ratio and a ranked 25th in the preseason. X-country prepares for regionals[...]Cards, Suns take stand By Matt Suman to finish third in the region, with a[...]Commentary Special to The Voice For the women, Espinoza is hop- By Bobby Warren belo[...]The Voice cial[...]championships around " It's tougher for the women . Four[...]football and won the starting spot. the corner, the men 's a nd women's of the seven teams in their region are[...]It may not seem like there is a sim ilari- The Suns had all but guaranteed cross co untry te[...]ty between the Suns and the Cardinal , Williams a position on the Suns roster. finish their seasons strong. T he Gauchos recently raced at the but there is. He just had to sign on the dotted line. Their last meet is Oct. 28 against Mt. Sac Invitational in Walnu[...]. howings, despite the tough course.[...]The Cardinals felt lucky when they rookie camp and show he could play. For the men, Head Coach Randy "Mt. Sac is o ne of the toughest[...]drafted Anthony Thompson in the second He agreed to come to camp, but[...]inoza doesn't expect a difficult courses in the country, if not the[...]round pick, but he lasted until the Cards physical. Apparently, his doctor had not "Our performance will give me a The men's team finished third[...]picked 4th in the second round. cleared him to play[...]to expect at overall , missing second place by one The Suns also appeared luck y when Later, his agent told the Suns that he regionals," Espinoza said . "I w[...]contract with an Italian like to see us sweep the top five Top runners for the team were[...]late in the first round of the NBA draft. team. That was the straw that broke Jerry places. "[...]Williams was projected to be one of the Colangelo's back . For the women , Espinoza expects Dale Houkek.[...]All the Suns would offer Williams was[...]first ten players picked in the draft, if not a more difficult race.[...]Later, they said that if he came to train- the season will come when they run runners fin[...]ing camp and proved he was worth the in-[...]Other than luckily stealing quality in the regional championships at The women's team placed ninth[...]s, how vestment, they would sign hirr. to the slot- Estrella Park .[...]does this make the two franchises alike? With the regionals moved to Nov . represented.[...]s 9, both teams will use that extra week The team received strong races[...]made by these players and their agents. hi unwi l[...]won' t make a cent off the NBA thi year.[...]Applaud the Suns and Cardinals fo r[...]but assured of being the starti ng running rest and time to get mental[...]back for the Cardinal . prepa red," runner Phil Jack on ai[...]f going to training camp, Espinoza expects the men's team proving."[...]
	[...]• By Jeff Wendt with no intensity in the team, the Gauchos The Voice were defeated 3-1 . The Gauchos goal was By Mike u . . .ung "It was a very good match for the scored by Everett King. The Voice entire team[...]'s been a disappointing second half "We knew the game was real impor-[...]tensity level; we came on strong in of the season," said assistant coach Don tant, but w[...]the first game with a 15-0 and total- Hillegas as the Gaucho soccer team went blown apart ," Watson said. The Lady Gauchos volleyball team ly dominated.[...]Scottsdale Community Col- lot of mistakes," the head coach cond half, almost eliminating them frorr. more tension in the game. lege Wednesday in a 7 p.m. game at said. the playoffs. "It d[...]Top performers in the match were For the Gauchos to qualify for the anymore," Muraviov said. " We thought The Lady Gauchos dropped a Teresa Thompso[...]Mesa Community College to lose their made the playoffs. Now we have to rely Wednesday with a score of 6-15 , On Oct . 10 the Gauchos pounded two remaining games against Yavap[...], College and Pima Community College, The Gauchos had their big rematch record and the number four position 15-4, 15-7, 15-2, with everyone play- and for the Gauchos to defeat Scottsdale with Yavapai on Oct. 10. Within 24 in the Arizona Community College ing well. Community College last Saturday. seconds after the stan of the game, the Athletic Conference. Starters dominated the game, with " Saturday's game is a must-win situa- Roughriders took an early 1-0 lead . "Eastern Arizona is ranked Moll y Lee, Wendy Harri on, an[...]ontrol after that and number three in the nation and are Amber Gray di[...]r only hope lies within what happens defeated the Gauchos 3-1 . Scoring the undefeated in our conference . We themselves in the match . to Mesa ."[...]had moments when we were making The Gauchos beat South Mou n- Injuries have brought the Gauchos "The whole tone of the game was set mistakes and couldn ' t[...]tain Oct. 3 with a score of 15-3, 15-0, down in the second half of the season . early," Watson said. "Although we[...]9 in a game Nobley says wa "At one time during the second half, tightened up in the second half, it was too competetively," sa[...]n in a game and only five late to get back in the game ." Gauchos head coach. the last game being played entircl> by of them were healthy, " Watson said. "If The Gauchos faced Arizona Western What makes Eastern so good is the fres hmen ." we would have had them healthy, we may on Oct. 6. This game was the only game way they recruit. "They have open The Lady Gauchos' trip 10 the have done better in the second half. " the Gauchos have won in the second half recruiting and they get a lot of girls College of the Sequoias Tournament In a game coach Watson really didn ' t defeating the Matadors 8-2. (who are) Pr[...]ed out with an early 3-0 lead, don't make the grades. They're not disappointing,·· Nobley aid . on the schedule, the Gauchos tied Embry but they came back to mak[...]0 \12 hours to get there Riddle on Wednesday 1-1. The Gauchos son said. " We then just got ahea[...]on Thursday(Oct. 5). We played goal was scored by Mike Muraviov. good and took control of the game ." they' re not smart enough t[...]over the nation that are in that games 15-13, 9-1[...]aving a Pima took a beating from the Highlights for weekend games good chance to win the conference next Lady Gauchos in a game on Oct. 12 against Arizona Western and a The torrid second half[...]rescheduled Phoenix game were not The Gauchos faced Pima on Oct. 13.[...]available at press time. Had the Gauchos won this game, they would have qualified for the playoffs. But good for us." GRE[...]ross from J.C. Penney in Valley West mall. At the corner of 59th Ave. and Northern.[...]
	[...]"Some of the stories that appeared in Calling about the statu of the applica- now or in the future, rather than what[...]ntinued, you' ve done in the past ," Riles said .[...]Harris-Tuck feel the Career Center o n[...]el Rey, of Del Rey Press, V hen you have irons in the fire, you tend campu is a good re ource when looking[...]fo r work. " It is probably the large t o f course[...]t publica- tion stories of the year to which Hufford Raymond Kasten , a part-time career all the community colleges, and the staff[...]is excellent, " she said . tion." change tudent , auended the talk and said[...]Since then, Hufford has written for the he "took lot of notes. " He got new[...]Career Horizons, Harris-Tuck teaches a found " the 10 resumes and 10 phone calls[...]Devin ca mpus during the summer. Rile , thought the talk was good . "The She stays current on[...]elpful and also writing by reading the latest books on the Aries (March 21[...]Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Focus on the hint about stayi ng in the same tense subject and in[...]les, payments, receipt that proves you throughout the resume. I liked the part on what resumes ca[...]but that homicidal maniac who was o n the[...]listening. Someone is trying to tell you[...]somet hing. Put down the paper and listen .[...]Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Scenario By James Gilbert in the price. news last night is standing right behind you . highl[...]"The dinner is a great deal, " Johnson[...]past efforts. It has nothing to do with you, The Voice[...]notices. An all-school social sponsored by the that offers a better de[...]Student Larry a nd the New Breed, a • .50s-to- members feel they have the right to spend your bulletin . Association , along with the administra- contempo ra[...]of Feb. 19 and March 20 are hereby recalled in the Student Union Building.[...]tell anybody about the other night. "Originally it was the administration 's[...]e Although this is the first time fo r the[...]homicidal maniac that was on the new last Pisces (Feb. 19-M[...]e others to night is standing right behind that Gemini per-[...]ck 10 where you Association . "Thi will represent the first come .[...]ly ca me from . time both student governments and the "From what I und[...]21): You asked for If today is your birthday, you are going 10 administration ha[...]more space - request is granted. Unfortunate- be hearing[...]happy you left them in the desert .[...]Only YOU can help save the Horriblescopes. Write a letter to the Voice saying how much all-you-can-eat spaghetti a[...]you like them . Are they the only thing you read in the pa per? If so, say so. Let them know dinner.[...]Tickets can be purchased ahead at the now . I enjoy w[...]r you, but they a re in danger of being cut from the paper. The price is $3 .95 for adults and $1 .95 cashier's office or at the door on the night[...]erages are not included o f the event. ·[...]~ ~ltont<~h ~lat1nh hh' n >mputer.. meeting the challenge<, of coUegc comp[...]Sharon Grant at the The I'> our ml~'>l Jhk: progrJm" .ill \\ork 10 the '>:tnle. wn'1'1em mannt..·r JIJ, lfl.Lihk:[...]novation Center 1nlludu g J hJrJ th"k tlmt" The hWWW[...]"'> l ,f, ,r lJpJhlhill"> \\llh Jlfortlahl b~ And the u~rDme~ \\h1th reJtb from .mJ ''[...]bl\ "ee the ne\\ ~1Jun11 h w mp•111:r' I •n ourx·[...]
	[...]·. By Mike u . . .ung[...]The rate of reported lost or stolen stereos on canapu[...]s. You may never have been personally affected by theft, but if you park your car, motorcycle or even your bicy- cle on campus you should be aware that in the last three Johnson said the figures may not reflect the true[...]mber of thefts because some students don't report the[...]e. the police. Four autos have been stolen on campus since the Glendale police report that from August IS to the pre- beginning of the year, three in the last three months. sent there have been[...]campus Eileen Johnston, chief of security for the campus, said four bicycle thefts, three miscellaneous thefts, three have varied over the past three years. Theft rates of cars that the cars stolen were models that are in the high-theft stolen vehicles, and two classified as other for a total and car stereos have been among the highest, but don't category.[...]atterns. /990 figures as of Sept. 31. "Most of the stuff reported stolen has to do with Thirteen of the thefts happened during the day, and[...]ted as unknown. where and when most of the thefts occur, students who stereos. We get report[...]have had anything stolen should report the theft to ranging from $10 to $3,000, with most of the thefts hap- Tuesday is the most likely day of the week to have[...]ty personnel and ftll out a report. pening during the day, not at night," Johnston said. som[...]thefts being reported. Following that is four thefts be- " Students need to be more specific in their reporting "But to realJy know the value of the stereos we'd have[...]y just say North or South parking lot, to contact the insurance companies."[...]g lots. So we're trying to be more specific in The number of cars stolen in the last three years has three on Fridays, two[...]the reporting. Then if we pinpoint a high theft area[...]The Gauchos ready to close[...]provides help to By S.veg Hay~~n[...]computer users The Voice[...]By Glenn D•vls "Scholarships aren't just for scholars" was the topic The Voice of a recent seminar given by Saryl Schwartz, founder of the scholarship search service Pathfinders.[...]Do you have specialized questions To the strapped college student searching desperately[...]when working at the High Tech Center? for funds, Schwartz said, infor[...]"Despair no m or ~ ." " There is $27 billion that is available every year in all[...]That's according to Doris \ 'da co, the kinds of financial aids, " Schwartz said, during the Oct.[...]instructional compuung manager, who 22 seminar in the Student Union building.[...]wants students to !-no"' that "the answer Schwartz also explained that there is about SS million is literally at your f mgertip~ ... out there that n[...]"We have ~t udcnt here on the lloor either do not know how to tap into it or do[...]they need help all me '-"ith oft- that it is there.[...]ware and course wor!..,' Vela co said . The origin of Pathfinder, Schwartz explained, was[...]are on the lloor to help when students draising, she decided[...]Many of the question are specialized , One of the things Schwartz did during the seminar was[...]The solution to these frustrations, and She explained that by verbalizing their thoughts they[...]the "search for knowledge," begins and could trick th[...]ends at the HTC info-teller. aspects of themselves that would[...]cess to a schedule of the specific instruc- There are many scholarships[...]embers ed, and students often don't reealize that the re-[...]specialized in the area in question. Pro- quirements are frequently[...]vided is the day and time these people are background, major,[...]"There is no need to complain and a scholarship.[...]become frustrated and say nobody can There is something out there for everyone, Schwartz[...]dan impersona- help me, because all the information is said. The hopeful applicant just has to remember the tion at the IBM display booth on Oct. 24.[...]ght Watchers group working hard on reaching goals By Jull• De Simone wa[...]ert Sanchez, According to Pinch, the red ribbons The Voice every[...]de some associate dean of instruction, the signify 10 pounds lo t. If a member[...]it's very good an additional 10 pound a star is given. The fi rst was about the Wellness meeting with the group," he said . He ad- At the end of the six weeks, the member Because I never had a severe weight[...]Wednesday Cafe Menu. The menu, which mits that it's hard to lose weight by problem, I always assumed that a pro- is free, shows what type of meal is being yourself, but with your friends it's easier. their goal weight. If the member stays gram like Weight Watchers would be s[...]within their weight goal by weighing in fy, degrading and uncomfortable. But the served and the number of calories and fat When all the announcements were included in each food group. Below the finished Pinch immediately grabbed some[...]h , then they are able to attend minute I entered the Weight Watchers[...]the Weight Watcher meetings free for the program here on campus, I instead found menu is a recipe which gives people the red ribbons and said, " We lost 32[...]own low in sodium pounds." After a couple of the others ad- rest of their lives. faces fill[...]ing weight, Pinch stated, "We Currently, the 10-wee .ram costs comrnittment.[...]$80 for full-time em ployees in the As I entered the room , some of the The second announcement was about[...]Maricopa District colleges. If the group members were already being weighed in the support meeting which would be tak- Sudd[...]r, ing place every weekend. According to the said,"I gained ." Everyone laughed.[...]
	[...]TODAY IN CON&RCSS The Voice's choice[...]5 TUP!/)ITY REACHED The Voice, in an attempt to Goddard is in favor of Pro-[...]position 103 (ACE), the Arizona[...]Symington is against this. He Because these two men are is running on the ' ' Read my similar in so many ways, we felt[...]may not ingratiate himself with understand the rigors of a the education crowd, he has cer- gubernatorial campai[...]tainly scored with us lip readers. that GCC is not a priority. Symington is a developer. In Yet we were surprised to see[...]with drug dealing. elementary school children. In the Sept. 25 edition of The Goddard is a politician. In[...]ti tution. picture of Goddard being ques- tioned by a sixth grader from Dif[...]Elementary school. In And the problem remains: who the Oct. 21 Republic both men should The V01ce endorse? appear answering questions[...]Perhaps if we could have from pupils around the state. spoken to the men we could While we recognize that being[...]have seen a difference. Their seen with children is a major reactions or their[...]sions may have given us some part of the campaign (both men want to be identified as being for children), we also believe that 1he college campus is of[...]We feel, in the matter of this[...]ain as unbiased and fair as aside, let us examine the possible. So what is our choice? candidates.[...]Sease--------------- The prophet and the madman[...]Melton's political fantasies By Eric Wlncentaen[...]So the Saddamizer will be gettin~ ~!:[...]Day," because all minorities who have SpeciBl to the O., oice[...]f Kuwat soon. 011 prices have The Voice[...]alre:ady started diviug (even though the In disgust at our elected[...]!: !-.ad we're still getting screwed), and the pro- office as your "Common Sens[...]My platform is as follows: •Last, bu[...]stronger law What a typical politician thi guy is. He But before we get too hasty, w[...]ncrease in taxes, enforcement in the areas of gang violence, finally notices the no-wm situauon for his as k one b ig[...]y, of course, I'm not running In case this i ~ the only paper some o f Hussein has the ability to send missiles right[...]nment for anything, but the foUowing candidates you read, Hussein is the leader of Iraq . with chemical warh[...]ie. I am opposed to a man- are the individuals I would like to see We are not c urrently on good terms with Europe and the Mediterranean. dato[...]nicely, we're looking for There is also the threat of the Iraqi con- because citizens have the right to make a Governor: Fife Sym[...]•I believe strongly in reforming the fklperlnterlant of Public Since he finall y got the point that we the level of an atom bomb. These could[...]tern tional tragedy for the poor and friends would probabl y help us, he con- Europe and the Mediterranean. mino[...]ng to him in a d ream out of the woods yet . H u sei n still has to[...]Kuwait before ministrators, by throwing out tenure, to District[...]ops from Saudi give students the best teachers, and by giv- Wayne Stump, Senate; Dave McCarroJI, The Associ ated Press quoted Arabia, and there is no guarantee Hus- ing those[...]• I am an extremely strong advocate of the District 17: missiles are poi nted in the wrong direc- we leave .[...]Pro-Family movement. I support the in- Pat Wright, Senate; Brenda[...]House; Bob Burns, House to " point them in the right direction ." o n this maniac a nd give our full suppon pose murder by abortion, infanticide, and District 11: Hussein asked what the right direction to our troops. If we listen to the peacentks euthanasia.[...]Day unless it is changed to a "Civil Rights Judith Co[...]The VOtce[...]
	[...]Letters-- -- - - By David Madrid Advisement solution discussed The Voice[...]has the information you need. If you are totally undecid-[...]major course of study, take a career explora- The press has begun to defend Charles Keating. The Arizona Republic ran an editorial decry-[...]course o r make an appointment with a career ing the shabby treatment of Keating. Then Tom[...]regarding academic Seek advisement during the early or middle part of Fitzpatrick, a columnist for The New Times, advisement in the Oct. 8, edition of The Voice, please wrote a column questioning the constitutionality the semester. consider the following.[...]as follows: explore various I, too, question the constitutionality of the[...]er. Advi ers judge's action. But I also question the legality of tand requirements for associate and transfer programs, the Zero Tolerance laws enacted under the Reagan[...]ach courses in yoUI administration and continued by President Bush. develop realistic goals, and select appropriate These are the anti-drug laws that strip accused[...]eci ion rest drug dealers of all their assets on the assumption The Advisement Center is staffed by Program Ad- that these assets are gained illegally. This is done[...]ulty. Every year we conduct "Adviser Updates" The dealer is arrested and taken to jail; bail is[...]assessment issues, advising skills, the use of technology It' s a catch-22 situation; the accused drug dealer[...]in advising and more. This year Glendale is hosting the is incarcerated but cannot post bail to free himself[...]opa Community College District's Annual thus, he is legally imprisoned without a trial . Aca[...]ad advisement, bad solution what they get, there is a deeper question . Doesn' t the Center. Demand fo r advisement services varies widely Editor: the United States Constitution grant equal rights during the academic year and generally is greatest dur- to all? Is there a provision in the Constitution that ing registration periods wh[...]people per day Paul DePippo' s (head of the Glendale Facu lty excludes alleged drug dealers[...]seek academic advisement. This presents the challenge Association) assessment of advisement, in the Oct. 8 dealers?[...]ms to be right on target. I have spo ken with The danger in all this is that right now it may short period of time[...]ived erroneous informa- be great to ee that dope dealer down the street Undecided students need more time with an adviser tion about the classes offered and wo ndered wh y they get his[...]lhouse blues. o f registratio n it is difficult to provide the time needed The solution, as always in a political environment, is But when we begin to make exceptions to the fo r many tudents. to put more mo ney into the progra m and make it ma n- Con titution based on[...]or prospective students prio r to registration . the accused, then we open the door to abuse by Guidelines[...]Visit the center often during the semester. Three half- Academic Advisement} would like advisement and In a poll taken by the Washington Post / ABC hour conversations[...]registration to be " two separate entities, " why is his solu- News last year, 62 percent of responde[...]ding another were willing to sacrifice "a few of the freedoms registration . obstacle to the regist ration process? we have in this country" to support the war on The Advisement Center stocks curriculum check sheets[...]an register on three separate occasions due to the bungling We canno t bargain away our rights.[...]k fo r a transfer policies currently enforced by this institution. Perhaps stitution is unique; it is a beacon of freedom that guide fo r your particula r major. If you are undecided the philosophy is to see how determined the prospective draws the o ppressed from other lands. a[...]students are prior to admittance. Just as the press has questioned the constitu- If you are pursuing an occup[...]add another obstacle; let's fo rce tionality of the Keating case, so should we ques- by GCC , ask for a referral to a faculty member who is the students to receive inadequate advisement prior t[...]spend days trying to get co urses solely toward the First Amendment problems; the Don' t wait until registration to seek advisement. they don 't need . provisions of the Bill of Rights are interlocked . Read the GCC catalog, the student handboo k, and if It's not pra[...]cs. To sacrifi ce even one right will lead to the you are tra nsferring, the catalog of the institution to destruction of them all .[...]Read about your career; the Career Center or Library[...]Desktop Publishing Voices across the campus Whom do you support for governor and wh[...]private , so why should I believes in the people has a better understan-[...]ou make my opinion public and he is for pro-life. ding of Arizona tha[...]
	[...]ngth. said "search and rescue" is the most year, be was immediately sent[...]"Unlike the newspaper businc!Ss, TV dangero~ aspect of his job. Francisco to cover the earthquake.[...]ied to "I spent four days in j ust the clothes Living on the edge and thriving under explained. "It is a headline business. In-[...]on my back," he said. pressure seem to be the requirements for cross the flooded Verde River in a pickup[...]just a few truck," he explained. " Two of the men With no background in broadca[...]eporter. moments, but there is instant gratifica- journalism, Clements seized the oppor- Len Clements, KTSP-TV Channel tO,[...]tion. By 4 p.m. you know whether you[...]the truck."[...]He said the qualifications were so- about " Being in the Public Eye" at the People who choose Clements' field of[...]e to enjoy stress: " I need that of attack. The truck could move at any and hair that never looks out of place." hosted by the campus Career Center. kind of pressure. I'm the one who waits time and wash the man away. A deputy " You seek opportunity where it lies," The tan, fit-looking pilot opened with until April IS to do my tax return," the sheriff was strapped to the helicopter he says. "This is the kind of business you an apology about his high-pr[...]skids, Clements flew low over the emers- are thrown into and have to survive. It is tion: " One thing we have to deal with in[...]appreciate that kind of ed truck, and the deputy was able to pull a show and telJ for grownups." the news business is deadlines, and I have pressure or do you need predicatibility?" the man to safety. Clements' job "is fun, exciting and one today. Tom and I have an interview Clements asked the audience. He advis- "I'll carry stori[...]eing part of a at 2 p.m. with Sen. John McCain on the ed people to choose a career based upon[...]medium that can bring information to the wilderness issues. So we only have 30 the type of per!onality they have, and not The helicopter reporter has flown all mass[...]glamour or money. over the state. He frequently refers to his who likes pressure and adventure. The " Tom" he referred to was the " Most TV jobs don't pay very well[...]s "very dynamic and exciting." He The pilot admited he has " one foot in Channel 10 photographer, Tom Fergus, cept a few at the top," he said . is on call 24 hours a day.[...]for a few minutes and Some days nothing is happening and he loves his job but "it might not be the last Clements does 90 percent of his writing then asked for questior>s. Most wanted to is able to take it easy, but most weeks he thing I do," he concluded . itting in front of the monitor, viewing the know about his flying career-what it is works an average 50 to 60 hours.[...]ge Fergus shoots. like, the danger, and the assignments he His personal life is obviously affected. had a driver's license. H e has logged 9,000 The reporter believes it is important to has now. A few questions were about He lives 1.92 miles from the station and miles in the air. coordinate copy with video images, broadcasting as a career. is often unable to make plans. Former attorney ge[...]IBM gives school the business By JamM Gilbert The Voice[...]By JamM Gilbert 52[...]to 40 percent off on software," Johnson, was the featured speaker at last The Voice[...]Aside from offering the lowest[...]Representatives from IBM held The long-time civil rights activist was[...]prices on IBMs, the fair also tries to[...]their national promotion of the IBM greeted by a standing-room only audience[...]increase the awareness of IBMs and[...]PS2 fair on Oct. 24 on the campus in the Student Union Lounge as he spoke[...]their impact in today's business on the beginnings of the civil rights move-[...]Under the blue and white canopy, world. ment in legislation during the 1960's.[...]students and faculty found out the Calling the 1960's "The Best of Times[...]best prices on IBMs. and the Worst of Times," he reflected on "This is the lowest price that you 11 percent of today's businesses us- the problems he encountered during the[...]can get on a computer, even if you passing of the Voting Rights Act of 1965[...]own a business, " said Arnold and the Civil Rights Act of 1968.[...]This is the first semester IBM has[...]IBM is once again on the forefront munity colJege students the same pitch, the highest level it ever was," Clark[...]the PS2 is far more advanced than Alabama during the civil rights movement couldn't see the beauty or the potential[...]the old XTs and ATs. in 196S. In Selma only one percent of the that women could bring to our country.''[...]because they have one of the largest[...]" The new system processes infor- black population was[...]computer labs in the United States,"[...]hed to wanted to end poverty; there is no human[...]IBM executives felt a need to The drive spurred riots that caused tens Clark, the first attorney general to op- The PS2 fair is one of the largest develop their collegiate repre[...]llions of dollars in damage and 36 pose the death penalty finished with his promotional displays in the country. program welJ enough to better serve deaths. By the end of the roundup only concept of the great character flaw of the It travels around the nation setting up the community college level. two percent were registered. By 1968, bet- American people: their glorifica[...]s and universities to pro- " There is now a larger number of ter than 70 percent were registered. the power of violence. "Where is the in- mote IBM products to students and students going to community colleges " The noblest quest of people in my tellect, where is your heart that you can faculty.[...]efore transferring to major univer- lifetime was the civil rights movement." find no other way[...]also discussed sexism: "We he asked the crowd. Student & Staff[...]In the ABCO shopping center Darkroom Supplies • Put the bite on the Best[...]The Diviners Passport P[...]2 p.m. on Dec. at the Performing Arts[...]Center. The ticket prices are $5 for 931-8[...]
	[...]n diet Transportation is one area of concern[...]-------NewsSho~s------- By Joyce Barton because it is not improving. U.S.[...]passing domestic production of oil. " Humanity is conducting an unintend- " We are hooked[...]reign oil," Gordon said. "We are far The 1991 spring semester class schedule is now available. Students interested periment whose[...]pick up a copy today between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the C IAR building. could be second only to nuclear war." use is increasing. Even with our advances Copi[...]through Valley National Banks. This was one of the messages projected in cleaner gas and better emmissions con- on an overhead projector by Deborah trol, we can't keep up." Gordo[...]and driving more miles, the speaker said.[...]November vacation Is for everyone Transportation ." Gordon's presentation last month was By carpooling a person would save energy The campus will be closed during the week of Thanksgiving to allow a ma- hosted by the chemistry department, and by 66 percent. Vanpooling would save 83 jor re-wiring project to take place. was part of the national " Billion Pound percent, and 42 percent is saved by using Offices will be closed and classe[...]. Diet Week. " the bus. Classes will be held on Veteran's Day, Nov. 12. Gordon is a policy analyst for the Admitting she was touching a sore Union of Concerned Scientists in the spot, Gordon compared U.S. fuel and ta[...]pay too little for our energy and the level of taxation is small. The only ones that The Phi Theta Kappa blood drive last week broke an all-time record of "The Billion Pound Diet" refers to the need to reduce trapped atmospheric car- pay less are the Mid East countries." 138 pints of blood from doners on campus. bon dioxide by one billion pounds an- European countries use their The blood drive is a semi-annual event and wiU be held again in the spring. nually. Gordon urgently prescribed automobiles , on the average, 50 percent transportation alternatives as the most ef- less than the U.S. They pay five to seven fective way an indivi[...]fuel and tax costs. 'Networking' Is key to job placement ming the excess carbon dioxide. These[...]e alternative transportation more "Is your net wor king?" will be the title of an Employment Talks workshop A greenhouse effect is created when by Jane Lance, partner of Nelson Harper & Associates, at 1 p.m . Nov. 12 gases in the atomsphere admit the sun's feasible, Gordon continued. More money is put into mass transportation alter- in the Student Union . rays, but trap heat radiated back by the Lance will discuss jobs that are filled by word of mouth, successful can- Earth . The accumulation of greenhouse natives that[...]The U.S. is an automobile society, didates who do[...]w to create opportunities gases will likely cause the earth's by meeting people. temperature to rise at an unprece[...]ices they no how its potential can make the difference. "It is Like the blankets we put on our bed," Gordon explained. "[...]When prices are low, there is no reason and we are very comfortable. Adding 20 or more would be comparable to the for people to carpool or find other[...]Please See • Diet Back Page. The final two of six Crime Prevention Seminars will b[...]in the Student Union Council Chambers . Voice places se[...]The frrst seminar will be held at 1 p.m. and will cov[...]The second is burglary prevention and will be held at 6 p.m.[...]nd president of Arizona Crime Sometimes we at The Voice just have paid off."[...]Prevention Association, will be speaking at the seminars. The Voice managed one first-placE' to face the fact that we' re good. award in the feature writing category. On October 27, The Voice competed in the Journalism Association of Communi-[...]ty College's annual Southern California the honors with a feature story she wrote[...]featured in Employment Talks Nov. 15 at I p.m. in the Student Union.[...]finishers included Opinion second-place award in the Generai Ex-[...]Erickson will explain how risk-taking is one of the most important skills cellence category.[...]Advertising that we possess. Learn the skills to take worthwhile risks that will help you The Voice was up against other com-[...]Phil Mateer, who was The Voice ad- the conference. The Voice won 10 awards in all, but the viser last year, was surprised to win the Homestay program seeking hosts General Excellence award was by far the award.[...]Tbe Institute for Training and Development is looking fo r families interested "The competition at the JACC con- most significant, especially after las[...]ference is so tough, that I didn't really ex- year's finish[...]The twenty young women will be participating in a Sma[...]ing Program on campus for ten months. The purpose is to allow the women The award follows a first-place finish and we were a[...]by The Voice at last spring's Rocky Editor Grey Stenhou[...]The Voice Classified[...]Missouri, 7 days a week by ap- DISCOUIITS Trade - Sel[...]
	[...]••...a-1,1..0 Yeb Center is literally a good idea By Barb•r• Schrtpsem• The Voice Want to be a tutee? The Learning Assistance Center (LAC) has the tutors if you need some help with your studies.[...]y 100 tutors," said Alice Estrada, coordinator of the LAC and Literacy Center. "We also have some volun[...]master teacher with Rio Salado Community ColJege, the whole center is a part- nership which includes GCC, Rio Salado Community College, the Arizona Supreme Court and Adult Proba- tion Offic[...]and are a llowed an hour of tutoring per week in the LAC. They must also be assessed before using the services . Kroeger said the center does tend to get crowded throughout the week. The busiest times are usually bet· ween 9-2 p.m. and then it drops off until early evening. The LAC also contacts the students' instructors, to get feedback about their strengths and weaknesses in the subjects they are being tutored in . Students can go to the center to make up tests, pro-[...]Chris Burgess, a business administration major, is tutored in geography by Ann Pratt, LAC faculty member. vided they have ob[...]interested members of the community. Estrada says she would like to hav[...]He said an invitational letter is going to be sent out Students may work as tu[...]ons, took assessment ed either an A or B in the course they want to help other ly, there isn't enough room in the building, and students[...]students in, according to Estrada. have to be in the same room with students who are be- One of the programs offered by the Literacy Center Some instructors even spend time tutoring in the ing tutored. is PALS (Principle of the Alphabet System), which is center. There is also a computer lab and an ESL (English as funded by the Arizona Supreme Court for adults on[...]order to tutor students. The Literacy Center, which is the other part of the A new course, the ALA series (American Language The LAC is located in the Liberal Arts Building. center, is able to offer, to students or anyone in the com- Academy), is a software program with cultural and Assistance is available Monday-Thursday 8-8 p .m., Fri- munity,[...]levels. The Literacy Center offers instruction on Monday- "One of the problems with tutoring is students not An[...]showing up," said Ed McDonald, Vista volunteer in the General Education Diploma (GED), is also available for day 8-12 p.m.[...]That \ \\ h~ ~nu \houkJCon! Kler the rlt'\\, affordable ~ladntCllh (~' computer.[...]Sharon Grant at the to run.lx.'Giu...e the 'I)'>tern software L., already t~hr And, !.hanks to the ~iacima;h tltnputer' iegt'rx.l[...]llke e\t>n ~1aont<>!'.h. the Ch ~K can run tnJU'\300 of available appltcatioo'> that all '>\lrl- tn the ...arne. con~ i.-.tent wa~--"<1 orx:e ~otne lcame[...]or call 435-3477 The -\ppk· uperOnve ~'>tal1(btrl .'<.JUipmt>nt \\lth[...]• The rx>wer (() he your he-.( X't' the ~ltunu r.h (IJ...,..,K !oi\OUf\l·lt It'll[...]
	[...]BY SPRINGER[...]Photo by[...]Pippet By Brenna Jones[...]Iron bars had been removed and holes in the wall, where The Voice Springer was in the Navy during World War ll, and the wall had once existed, could be seen.[...]later retired from the Air Force after 18 years of service. The debris of the wall lay aU around. Springer col- Lee Springer walked into his office wearing a light tan He is 65, married and has three children and six[...]aised in Kansas and "You could see some of the contrast, that I felt was psychology teacher who'[...], Springer taught at Denver Most of the photos taken show the contrast between He's more than that, though. A[...]always been interested in photography, The debris of the wall lay all around. Springer col- developing his[...]but it has only been over the past ten years that he has lected a few piec[...]. photos. be shown at the Phoenix Library on the northeast cor- Traveling to Berlin during the first week of July, sup- " I am really plea[...]Both Beatitudes, a church and nursing home, and the Most of the photos taken, show the differences bet- Springer does a lot of[...]any . teaches at The America n Graduate School of Interna- during the last few months. " It was interesting to see all of the differences bet- tional Management. She is a political scienti t who Springer's office wal[...]nt Charlie, a sym- Currently, Springer is working on another showing o f matted and hung in rows, covering most of the wall bolic spot in the Berlin WaH knocked down by the East photos he took while in Paris. space[...]" The photos are of the old, the new, the ordinary, "I have boxes and boxes of photos at home, just lay- Another photo shows a building in East Germany. and the extraordinary of Paris," he said. Huge model/t[...]S375 a person. However, because the community col- every career and says, "Never give[...]lege is a non-profit organization its main objective is to." He emphasized that everyone has a chance, an[...]" getting the information to the desirous populace who sonality and the ability to sell yourself are important. "Every[...]eling career. want to find out about the legitimate industry." " There is such an abyss between a model and finding That is the opinion of Lee Cavitt, owner of Stella Hat- According to Cavitt , the guests will be basicalJy the one's place and one's market," Cavitt says. "You[...]mpus: Robert be able to market yourself. Modeling is acting. You have positive input, which in tum est[...]een, and Ruth Leighton, aU Valley agents; to play the character to sell the part ." tion on which to start a career," he says[...]a make-up artist; and photographer For the next year, Cavitt will be teaching a new pro-[...]in Chris lUng. A video producer who was in the audience gram exclusively at Phoenix College. The classes will cost our model/talent blow-out this spring, which is going at the symposium will also be a guest speaker.[...]f five been turned away from modeling by bad experiences . is open, and Cavitt recommends that aspiring models[...]best-looking female, best He does not think the money people invest in register ear[...]and best formal wear. model/talent schools is worth it . Those interested in being showcased in the spring All the sponsors are lined up " He is currently working to get committees set up to model/talent blow-out may request an application by Cavitt said similar shows b> producuon compan ie or regulate laws concerning the model/ talent agencies. writing to: Lee Cav[...]gh as Cavitt pointed out that rejection is everywhere and 10 85311.
	[...]In the story, the focus of the first act The Voice is on young Buddy Layman, played by Ste[...]e of himself. He refers to Ludders, director of " The Diviners," the himself as "he" instead of "I. " next presentation of the Theatre Ans In the poor rural town in Indiana where Department. the story takes place, Buddy is accepted She said that finding the bike will pro- for what he is. bably be the hardest part of outfitting the Not so with the main character , C. C . cast for this Depression Days story which Showers, played by returning student , will be presented in late Nov[...]Showers, a newcomer to town, wants The cast became better acquainted with to put his[...]s dur- him and start life anew as an auto ing the first "blocking" rehearsal at the mechanic. Performing Arts Center. But the townfolk won't let him. " I have told the cast to rent the video Thirsting for a preacher for more than 10 tape 'Places in the Heart ,' " Ludders years, they insist he be their spiritual said. "The people, the setting, the leader. economic level of the town are the same Elizabeth Snyder, whose c haracter is as those in our production.'' Darlene Henshaw, the town mrt, said of She explained the unique set design this depiction of people[...]collective will on someo ne else, "It levels . The "props" will mostly be in the teaches you the importance of allowing imagina•:,>n of the audience. people to be what they want to be." The costumes will be made by the cast. " The Diviners," written b y Jim "I 've taken parts from different pat- Leonard Jr., won the American College terns," Ludders said, "and put t[...]award for script writing together to get exactly the look we need." in the late I 980s.[...]Photo by Karl Kunsman/Yetc. She said she'll have a hard[...]p.m . Virginia Ludders (far left) runs through the " Diviners" rehearsal with several cast on Dec. 2 at the Performing Arts Center. members. "Diviners"[...]By Marc de Celie the relationship of the figure to the land, the an-[...]thropomorphic qualities of the animals and the earth, The Voice where the figures take on the characteristics of the land-[...]The sound of Segovia drifts through the afternoon Her conversation wanders t[...]shadows in the courtyard of the Fine Arts building. There space and time with[...]are no students; it is a balmy autumn Saturday, two days of her images. A s the settings move from "the influence before the opening of her show, Prints and Drawings, of the Indians that you feel in the high plains around and Mirta Hamilton is putting the finishing touches on Flagstaff" to t he Yu[...]pieces. the mountains above the bay and the stars fall into the[...]rness into metal, painting them part from the same well. fire, part pastel , preparing the press where they are Hamilton spent her[...]e-·o f-a-kind creations, she saw firsthand the destructive and corrupting in-[...]built by her great grandfather, was partially confiscated[...]The results are at once primitive and sophisticated ,[...]she remembers most from her childhood are the elements[...]where one ends and the next begins is not always cer- After attending high s[...]tain. Standing in a room surrounded by Hamilton's received her Bachelor of A[...]ight be found t he southwest well as A SU, the Phoenix An Museum a mongst the deserts, s kies and forests, were we capable[...]Mirra 90, Prints and Drawings opens today in the Stu- Photo oy Karl[...]When asked about the meaning of her work, Hamilton dent Union building, and will run through Nov. 16. The[...]wit h her since moving to California at pm. The event is free of charge and will include Prints and Drawings in the Student Union today age 13. The message is enthusiastic, but nonetheless refreshments and accoustical jazz by the three piece band through Nov. 16. vague; it is e thereal , like her art: "I love to work with[...]•w.oom Activit... .IAN 211 (Ciua th8t produc. . The Voice) GOL[...]....... a laaiiiJ MCO 120 •Produ. .Oft of the ...... Publlctltlon .IAN 133[...]
	[...]He said the performers have been[...]elude Bonnie Toigo from the music[...]The Valley's Spanish television station,[...]KTVW, will be covering the event. concert spealcing countri[...]ar interests and Tickets are available at the cashier's of- emphasis on unity in a multicultural expose the community to a variety of fice and at the Performing Arts Center society.[...]folklore and customs. the night of the show. The Voice Noche HisJ:ana (Hispanic Night) will[...]ormation contact Dr. be at 8 p .m . on Nov. 10 at the Perform- Azteca will be performing traditio[...]ggs at 43S-3687, or Dr. Winemiller at The choral ensemble and the ing Arts Center. M[...]chamber singers will be presen- The entire show will be performed in[...]day evening. sion is $2.[...]The choral ensemble con- Performers include Spanis[...]ducted by Dr. Peggy Licon will 102 students, faculty and st[...]perform concert choir works by[...]"We're privileged to have the foreign language instructor and a per-[...]opportunity to work with many former in the show, the goal of the[...]talented young people, and we'd presentation is to " promote awareness[...]s to come and see t he work and sensitivity among the foreig n language students, staff, fac ulty and[...]The chamber singers, con- She feels it is important for the show[...]perform a number of early the sense of ethnic isolation on campus[...]madrigals and the Arizona[...]premier of " Mercy Song" by and to show that the negative stereotype of monolinguism (knowing only[...]Jackson Berkey who is the language) can be broken by the students.[...]pianist of the po pular group "Students are learni ng and at the same[...]Manheim Steamroller. The per- time enjoying themselves," said Dr. John[...]26 in the Performing Arts Griggs, foreign language instruct[...]n Griggs. Center. also performs in the show. Laff Riots By Jason Shadrick[...]brings desired results. The cop have you on vi deo tape commitment. You'll learn to live wi th the rh yming .[...]l role, or was that an instrument. If today is your birthday, Happy Birthday.[...]The Glendale CoUege Community Band will continue its[...]its second concert on Tuesday. The band will be performing the music of John[...]Williams. Music from the ftlrns Raiders of the Lost Arc and The Empire trikes[...]Back will be performed . The Olympic Fanfares will also be included along[...]very serious literature," said John Thrasher, the founder and d irector of the[...]band. Thrasher began the band 16 years ago with only a handful of members.[...]The band not only performs throughout Arizona, but al[...]Tuesday' s concert will begin at 8 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. Ad-[...]mission is free. BUY, SELL, TRADE[...]ords The drama "Voices" by Susan Griffin is the inaugural production of the[...].Uey Theatre Series at ASU West. "Voices examines the lives of five[...]women, each of whom is facing some crisis in life," said director[...]
	[...]Sports Football 5-2; bowl bid possible By Jeff Wendt Kers[...]Freshman running back Barry Bacon The Voice had a career-high 113 yards rushing on 17 The college football team closes out the carries, and sophomore Daryle Donahue regular[...]oe Kersting also gives credit to the offen- Kersting said. sive line for the great job they have done. Last Saturday the Gauchos (5-2), rank- "The line has improved since the Mesa ed 13th nationally, faced Eastern Arizona[...]nd Jack Kersting," Kersting said. mean a berth in the Valley of the Sun After Matador running back P ier[...]x College. Jones rushed for 101 yards in the first " It's real simple; if we win against half, the Gauchos held him to 42 yards Eastern, we get an automatic bid to the in the second half. bowl game," Kersting said. "After the first half, we changed t he Photo by Kersting added that to win the game at defensive gameplan around," Kersting Marcus Dickson is stopped short of the end zone in a Western States league Eastern, the Gauchos needed to control said. "We knew they were running at the tight end, so we shifted the defense[...]game versus Dixie. The Gauchos were defeated by the Rebels 38-24. their top wide receiver, who also d[...]pecial teams . around to play around the tight end." The Gauchos had seven different the first half o n runs of 20, I, and 2 yards. said. " But at any point in the game we "We can't allow h.im to get past us wi[...]e. Three touchdowns were His fourth o f the game came with 19 could have blo wn i[...]scored by the run, two by way of the pass, seconds left on a !-yard run. Kersting[...]"We tried every defense in the book, " and make Eastern work to score their[...]ied to change everything up, but nothing The Gauchos have been the least Homecoming means win The home finale for the Gauchos was would work ." penalized team in the league . They have The Gaucho know when they play in not a sweet one as the Rebels from Dixie Bacon again had a supe[...]mecoming College amas ed 309 yard s on the ground rushed for 98 yards on 10 carries.[...]have to put on a good a nd four touchdowns by Rebel running Donahue also played well, rushing for 21 Simmons is now number two in pass- how . back Kalin Hall , to give Dixie the 38-24 yards and receiving for 36 yards and t[...]Linebacker Mike Swayda is tied for the While racking up 329 yards in total of- "The defen e I felt started o ut real "They'[...]league lead in fumble recoveries with fense, the Gauchos held Arizona Western tenative, "[...]Defensive back Mark Bro wn ranks defeated the Matadors 29-18. play with inte[...]s impression of Dixie. third in the league in unassisted tackles "We played very well in the first half, that early on."[...]th in assisted tackles with t hen stalled some in the second half," Three of Hall's touchdow[...]strongest fighters in the heavyweight divi- sion and can throw the big punch when needed. By Jeff Wendt Now comes the " lronman": Iron Mike The Voice Tyson, the former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. Now Since aJI the reporters and writers and he's just a conte[...]d for it when he was fighting ,ng their "State of the H eavyweight Divi- no-name opponents for big[...]h, I might as well make mine a nd ducking the best the world had to of- o. fer in Ho lyfield. After seeing the Buster Douglas- So he fought Bust[...]er Holyfield closed -circuit fight canned in the ninth round in Tokyo. Oct. 25, I o nly have o ne[...]H e deserved that because so meone !OOUt the heavyweight division. needed to k[...]ggest fluke Now he's faced with o ne of the biggest ever to stumble into the heavyweight ti- problems of his career. H[...]ke Tyson wanted to again, and fighti ng the same style as fight people who wouldn 't give Tys[...]But for a year Tyson, who had the belt, But in February, Douglas did just that. was ducking the number one co ntender He defeated Mike Tyson in what is being in Holyfield . When Douglas beat Tyson, billed the biggest upset in boxing history. that changed the whole heavyweight But in a matter of seven mi[...]s to wait for Holyfield disregard as Douglas lost the heavyweight to face Foreman in April of 19[...]. his second chance at the heavyweight title. Not to take anything away[...]pe and onJy to wait to get his shot at the title. caring about the $24 million he wouJd So now, what d[...]down ~l¥1.. ~100- receive after the fight. to?[...]sweepsrokes Now Holyfield must contend with the T,.on: He has to wait until Holyfield[...]rules or Josrens rest of the heavyweight division. says "I want[...]come against FONINIII: He'd better eat all the ham- ageless wonder George Foreman in April .[...]now before Holyfield Foreman, I hate to say, is another big embarrasses him in the center of the ring. fluke. He may have been one of the best Holyfield: A long title reign which he fighters in the 70's, but now in 1990, he deserves, after aJJ the time he waited for weighs 250 pounds, beats unknown op- Tyson to gjve him a shot at the most ponents in two rounds , and hasn ' t fought[...]h his $24 Unmercifully, Foreman WJII be beat by million, pocketed in just seven minutes . .. ..' . ... Holyfi~d ber.ause Holyfield is one of the ... after being embarrassed by Holyfield .
	[...]11 Volleyball gains berth into regionals By Mike u ...ung " It was the worst game of the season; our kids were emotionally tired from The Voice playing Scottsdale and Mesa in the same week," Nobley said . " We made a lot of The Lady Gauchos will be going to the[...]vapai Com- Mesa fell to the Gauchos Oct. 26, with munity College. the Gauchos taking the game in four sets. The Gauchos rolled over Phoenix with[...]a Wednes- 4-15, 15-10, giving the Gauchos a victory. day night game, giving them a[...]Nobley said. coach of the Gauchos, " We just totally The whole starting line-up played well crushed them,[...]during the game, giving the Gauchos the normal starters did a tremendous job.[...]victory. Included in the line-up were Photo by Kerry Teran/Y-'a Robyn Preach served 12 straight[...]Megan Strong, Robyn P reach, Teresa in a row in the first game."[...]Gaucho Brandi Grimes (No. 5) spikes the ball over the net against Mesa[...]Thompson , Brandi Grimes, Angela Lil- " All of the starters did well and in the[...]tacey Ainley. Community College. The Gauchos defeated Mesa in four games. second game the freshmen played, with P hoenix was the next to fall to the Wendy Harrison playing well at the net[...]Gauchos Oct. 20, by scores of 15-5, and Molly Lee serving seven point[...]12, 10-15, 17-19, wouldn't have blown the whistle we 15-10, 15-1 with all of the starters being row with fo ur being aces," Nobley[...]praised for their play. " In the third game everyone played, " The fourth game had match point 17-19 and they won the last game I 7-11,"[...]15-14. We were serving. The volley was she said.[...]with a score of I 5-6, 15-12, 15-11. ting in both the second and third game[...]going on, Robyn Preach fell, we hit the " It was the best game of the season fo r Outstanding players in the game were and Michelle Frausto having a good pass[...]ball over the net, Scottsdale shan ked it, intensit y le[...]o. 9 Molly Lee and No. 4 Megan Strong ing match," the head coach said .[...]it was going out of bounds and then the heart."[...]ng defensive play, and No. Central Arizona beat the Gauchos Oct. 6 Angela Lilly and No. 5 Brandi Grimes down referee blew the whistle," Nobley Scores for the Friday night game 27 with scores of 15-13, 8-15, 9-15, 15-9, for their play at the net. said.[...]The Gauchos lost to Scottsdale in a " Our girl was down and the referee press ti me.[...]By Jeff Gr•h•m temperatures of 96 degrees, men's runner By Jeff Wendt The road to the tournament was Chuck Harvey broke the course record by[...]Special to the Voice rough. The Gauchos had to defeat[...]20 seconds while winning the race for the The Voice[...]sdale Community College on The men's and women's college cross Gauchos[...]country teams are busily preparing for the Phil Jorgenson placed second and Dale For the second straight year, the the Region I tournament . R[...]re be- Houkek finished fourth, sealing the college soccer team is a bridesmaid, In a very hard-fought game by ing held on Thursday at Estrella Park, Gauchos' victory. and not the bride. both teams, the Gauchos defeated with a 3:00 starting time. The women's team was led by Andrea Last year it was Pima Communi-[...]mished second in leading ty College that kept the Gauchos "We played well enough to win good about the final meet of the season. the Gauchos past Scottsdale, although from the Region I championship. a[...]they lost to Phoenix. This year, it was the domination of The win by the Gauchos gave them formances so they can end the season on Espinoza feels his teams could have a the Yavapai Roughriders that kept a chance to make the playoffs. Then, a high note," Espinoza said. strong showing at the regional meet. He the Gauchos from the title. a brawl during the Mesa Communi- Both the men's and women's teams are looks for the men' s team to finish as high Eighteen minutes into the game, ty College and Pima C[...]ance at their as second, which could give the team an the Gauchos' Mike Muraviov was[...]be aban- last conference meet of the season against automatic berth into the national red-carded, forci ng the team to play doned, elevating the Gauchos and Scottsdale Communi[...]championships. with 10 players the rest of the way. Mesa into the playoffs. Phoenix College on Oct. 28 at Papago On the other hand, Espinoza is expec- The Gauchos (9-6-2) were defeated The Gauchos faced Mesa in an Park. ting the women's team to finish fourth or by Yavapai 6-1 in the title game of elimination game, with the winner to The men's team finished in first place fifth overall. the Region I tournament on Oct. 27.[...]apai . while the women's team took second in The coach also feels that two runners "To be honest, I don' t think we The Gauchos won, 2-0, only to be the meet. have a strong chance at making the na- could have beat Yavapai on any oc- defeated by Yavapai. "Papago is a hiUy course, which makes tional meet on[...]played a real " Of course the kids would have it a tough place[...]ve won first, but with 14 With the course conditions and an The top two teams will advance into the son said. freshman on the team, it was good ,unexpectedly[...]made a dif- together. This is a great group of ference."[...]The women's tennis team will be were soph[...]the tennis courts. Charlie[...]Ray Simpson at the C . I.A.R.[...]Making the second team were[...]Also, McCarty was named the ·.{WrNGS[...]c.r _ , . announced MVP of the conference which could[...]ican. I ---------------~--------------- The Ultimate " Monday ight" I[...]"The Ultimate"[...]
	[...]ro~m~pa=ge~1 can try to patrol there more often," the security chief loses 200 pounds, or 10 pound[...]there is a 50 percent refund. If the employee keeps off responded, "soup." Here are some helpful hints from the Glendale Police the weight for six more months an additional25 percent The main reason for these discussions is to help the on how not to make it easy for thieves. is refunded. members see why they eat and how they relate to the •Key Sense[...]As the ribbons are being passed out, members who Lock your car and pocket the key, whether you leave[...]had lost weight are acknowledged by their name, how Pinch, who has lost[...]for several minutes or several hours. Malee sure the win- much they have lost and by group applause. 20 years, explained that the Weight Watchers program dows are rolled up. Ne[...]deducted for clothes and shoes. Pinch asked the group, group support. are lost or stolen,[...]ne Joann PeU also explained that the main reason the pro-[...]gram works so weU is because it provides many If you have to leave a key with a parlcing attendant, leave only the ignition key. After all the ribbons were given out, Pinch happily mec[...]explained that the group had already lost 161 V1 pounds lose[...]look at nutrition, Keep everything of value in the trunk. If you leave and their goal was to l[...]t's out of sight. came a shout from the back. Immediately another Accor[...]Don't leave important papers or credit cards in the member laughed and said, "Don't use that ex[...]Once again the group laughed . t[...]., C.D. player, or tape deck? Engrave The meeting continued with a pop quiz on the day's According to Pell, the program is also medically safe, them with your driver's lice[...]topic, "Behavior Modificatin." Pinch assured the group with the average person losing 1-2 pounds a week. She moun[...]"1 want explained that only 5 percent of the people actually keep •Tips for cycles, bicyc[...]ow you deal with situations as far as off the weight from liquid diets, while 10-15 percent kee[...]off the weight for Weight Watchers. " 1 believe Weight[...]t something to write with, Pinch Watchers is a safe program. It's healthy. It doesn't ex- util[...]ations dealing with food . clude any of the food groups." Around town or campus, park in s[...]ted One question was " What type of food is eaten dur- Sanchez also enjoys the meetings. He states, "The spots and lock it.[...]er. the extended year of life. It 's fun and a good chanc[...]it happens to you If your car, truck, or bike is stolen or tampered with, report it to the Glendale Police and campus security im- • [[...]country are paying higher prices indirect- from the University of California, Berkeley. As an •I[...]ly, so why not pay them up front, Gordon says. The per- undergraduate at the University of Colorado, Boulder, Keep an eye o[...]ice. is a necessity for a harder look at alternatives.[...]r needs. When enough vironmental issues and is publishing a book about the in the community to etch VIN numbers on windows or people express their need for something, the service will high social cost of the U.S. transportation policy. other strategic car parts. be there, the speaker says. The Union of Concerned Scientists is a nonprofit Work with student government, campus police, or the Gordon concluded by handing the audience a personal organization of nearl[...]asked for a com- citizens concerned about the impact of advanced (Buy U-Locks in bulk and rent them at cost.) mitment to help reduce the carbon dioxide emissions. technology on[...]ross from J.C. Penney in Valley West mall. At the corner of 59th Ave. and Northern.[...]
	[...]The victim was then forced inside the car and sexual- Two women have been attacked:[...]sexually assaulted in two unrelated incidents on the cam- The assailant then fled on foot into an unknown pus s[...]. 6. direction. The ftrSt occurred at 1: 1S p .m. when an 18 year-old A composite drawing from the Glendale Police female student was assualted and[...]e ap- Department has been released of the suspect. He is proachins her car.[...]s a white male, 3S-40 years old, six feet tall, The victim, who requested her name be witheld, was[...]hair, and bas a half inch attacked and thrown to the ground, given two black eyes scar near his left eye (see photo). The suspect was last and other body injuries by a former boyfriend. seen wearing a[...]eeve flannel shirt, blue A police report taken by Glendale Police Officer jeans and tennis shoes. Layne Slapper stated that the assailant also stole a gym Two seminars a[...]attending. Johnston, there were no witnesses and the victim The ftrSt one, "Date Rape and Sexual Assault Preven- reported the assault immediately. tion,'' will be held at 1 p.m. Dec. 5 in the Student Union "The victim came alone and a campus report has been Council Chambers. The second is titled "Self-Defense" made," Johnston said.[...]l be at 1 p.m. Dec. 12. Both seminars are free The former boyfriend was not a student from cam- and will repeat 6 p.m . the same day. pus and the victim is pressing charges against the suspect. Campus security and Glendale Police are asking for The second attack occurred approximately 6 p .m . on your help. If you have any information, please call the san1e day.[...]By Barbara Cage[...]The Voice[...]day, in front of the John F. Prince Library on campus .[...]ed thrilled to have the opportunity to talk to him.[...]llagher. " He took control and eliminated orne of the[...]drugs. He'll take control of the state."[...]putting an amphitheatre on the west side of town .[...]ing the planning stage." she said .[...]a car acci- Goddard spent the day visiting potential voters. He dent involving student John Husselschwerdt. The accident occured Nov. 12 in front of campus.[...]the purpose of a community college is to make higher New bookstore to open near campus[...]cation available to everyone, and that jacking up the[...]cost is obviously inconsistent with that.[...]" Fifty percent of the cost is supposed to come from By ...,.... Gilbert "It is great to finaJly have a choice," said James the state. They dropped it to 33 percent, and it 's really The Voice[...]percent. Little did he know what an impact 50 The myste.ry of the neon green flyers that were inserted it."[...]percent would have on this election. Because of the new in the last issue of The Voice is finally out. Moore isn' t the only tudent who is in favor of an off law of 50 percent-plus-one, Goddard is still in the gover- Those flyers were circulated by the College Book campus bookstore.[...]nor's race. Center, an off campus alternative to the college "I thought it was undemocratic," said Charle Burr, " I feel pretty good about the election," he said. " If bookstore, scheduled to[...]accounying major. "It stops free enterprise when the we can get our people out and get a good turnout , I' m Dave and Janie Vanyo are co-owners of the College school tries to mono polize the book tore. They are also very confident." Book Ce[...]locks west of campus at6750 outrageous; they need the competition to keep them Goddard was on campus about 25 minute . Security W. Olive, in the Olive Plaza. fair."[...]was notified the previous Thursday, but no special " Basically our goal is to answer the student ' needs" How are the Vanyos planning to answer tho e need ? precaution[...]" What we are doing is selli ng students convenience," and his own security. To celebrate their grand opening the Vanyos are hav- Dave Vanyo said . " We are[...]son Goddard hadn ' t come to campu ing a drawing. The grand prize winner will receive a students feel are beneficial, but the institution 1t elf when he was invited a few momhs ago? " o, just a semester's tuition. The runner-up will be awarded with doesn't agree[...]use of textbooks. The 2400-square-foot building will carry a the text re- wanted both candidates and Symington w ·~· 't doing any In addition to the drawing there will be free hot dogs quired for GC[...]make time in hi ~chedu ~t: wit h a new " I want the students to come in and get to know us, "[...]
	[...]................ The resurgence of racism in America Some accuse Arizona of being bullet, but it is doubtful he for- a racist state. The failure of the saw a day when Americans state to pass a Martin Luther would use the ballot as a J(Jng holiday is offered as weapon against[...]ts perceive us as didate for the U.S. Senate drop- racist. ped out of the race to lessen the The Nationalist Movement, a chances of victory for former white-supremacist group, is at- Ku Klux Klan leader David[...]le astonishing 44 percent of the outlets. vote. That was 600,000 votes. The goal of the group is to Duke's racist views we[...]te and national King known to the voters. What were memorials" and to end civil[...]these people saying? rights. Currently, the Nationalist Movement broadcasts to 30 That there is no room for communities in the nation, and minorities in this country? the group will be expanding to P[...]as equals? Racism is enjoying a The fact is that we are all resurgence in popularity in[...]ericans. Our differences are America today. There is no what enrich this coun[...]ent than ourselves America is a special place. It for reasons as wide ranging as is a country founded with the sex, sexual preference, color,[...]gh . life - not by excluding those Abraham Lincoln said that who are different, but by em- the ballot is stronger than the bracing all Americans as equa[...]Day and No governor, no Super Bowl: So? economic terrorism in Arizona By Jeeon Sh.alrlck[...]ave a dummy as a vice presi- By Mike u ...ung[...]at; If the people of Arizona didn't vote[...]The Voice in the MLK holiday, the NFL was ready How does the Super Bowl relate to the[...]to "take back" the 1993 Super Bowl. Hundreds of gallons of ink and[...]Now that the elections are over and the Then on Nov. 7, NFL Commi[...]nds of trees have been expended in The people of Arizona were sick and[...]ue said he would recommend speculation concerning the race for tired of being told what to do by the[...]for a voted down, I feel the people who wanted pulling the Super Bowl because the holi- governor.[...]But when threatened by the National didn't.[...]Threats aren't appreciated by anyone, nor, or will it be Terry Goddard?[...]First of all, connecting the passage of especially Americ[...]se Mofford play in FootbaJJ League, the people went against[...]01 and 302 to money was the ones who bombed Libya when Mom- this?[...]themselves and voted down the holiday.[...]ffi threatened us. Will Arizona be able to keep the Super What any halfway intelligent[...]floating back and forth The threat of taking the Super Bowl Bowl?[...]about how much money would be lost by away, along with maybe the loss of aNa- Was that really Elvis at the Circle K the of manipulation.[...]businesses if the MLK Day didn't pass. tio[...]day? The people voted it down because the)[...]from convention rentals, is just plain Who cares? didn't like being threatened, especiaJly by[...]said the NFL, a supposed non-political economic terrorism. We need a governor like we need large out-of-state organizations like the[...]93 Super Today we have the United States Arm- Mecham to hold a King pep rall[...]Bowl if the propositions were voted So far, for the past three years, we've This is logical, since people tend to do[...]down. This shows just how politics can is more or less holding the western world been doing fme without a governor. the opposite of a requested action when[...]be influenced by money. · to economic terrorism . If one was never elected , and Arizona[...]The question is, why should a suppos- Why should we, the citizens of had to go without a new one, no one Of course, this probably means that the[...]ed non-political event like the Super Bowl Arizona, be terrorized by large corpora- would notice the difference. people who voted for the holiday dido 't[...]be affected by the decision of people in tions because we feel that now is not the The f1Tst good choice for a governor re[...]time to have one of the presented MLK candidate was revealed wien the posters voting for it.[...]Following thethe voters. the country may now view Arizonans as With this economic terrorism in mind , I'm very suprised that Simpson wasn't What all this comes down to is, we bigots, but then again[...]a holiday doesn't mean that a state is a by any means, we should just tell them and Mecham ar[...]vote for whatever the heU they want to. Greg Gumbel , the host of C BS's The that we can't be terrorized into voting HeU, Simpson is the best choice we Even if it's Bar[...]NFL Today Show, was the one person " their"[...]I<(!Wnten: JO)'te A Banm. But.n Case. The V01ce[...]
	[...]3 Uncover the lost files of the covenant[...]y, my hard work and bribery of misnamed the flle. Albert Eienstein, eat[...]a couple of Eventually, we attracted the attention[...]mes a time when all people ask cursing over the eccentricities of Word- each giving his own piece of advice. "Go themselves, "Why am I here? What is my Perfect, I was ready to save. Here's where to DOS,' ' "Go to Physicswrite." place in the great Cosmic scheme of the fun began.[...]an do," he I was asking myself those questions the flle is about to enter- The Twilight Zone. said wisely. other day when I entered the Temple of On the disk, but accessable to no man. Did[...]p!" I cry. inside the disk drive, I wondered to call the High Tech Center. The first to come to my aid was a kindly myse[...]es, we was but a simple matter of hitting the unreasonable request? I think not. attract the attention of a roving High right function key in the very program I I should have known things woul[...]it took me just short of 17 " Well, gee, the ftle is there, but I don 't Which brings another pro[...]Wow! News flash! Alert the media! I The world may never know. Letters----------- Views[...]What the committee is advocating is Editor: Ed[...]that The Voice discontinue the opinion[...]ummer session, I and many It appears the Associated Students Although their[...]rievance Committee has thoughtfully it is sad to see them discourage free dar celebrates relations" in the Oct. 8 edi- taught by a chauvinist bigot. revised the First Amendment and has set t!.ought among readers. tion of The Voice. Her story was not on- I urge you[...]carefully choose their instructors. Some The Voice. prove[...]ing to their letter (Oct. 22), they printed in The Voice. And the opinion tional. In addition, Schripsema was en-[...]argue that because The Voice is internal- tirely professional. She was extremely[...]even those by self-righteous, anonymous[...]ly funded " ... it is [The Voice's] respon- prepared and also went the extra step by Ask everyone you meet what they know[...]o present an unbiased report of groups. Who are the Associated Students contacting the LLLI calendar photo- about a teacher. The best method may be[...]to spend five minutes outside the continued by stating that they "feel that Hopefully the committee will recon- Many thanks again for the superior classroom while classes are in session the by printing 'Eric's opinion' [The Voice] sider and realize that The Voice allows story. Schripsema deserves high prai[...]emester to see if you like what failed in the basic task." everybody on ca[...]While the committee is correct about responsible? And si nce the committee[...]nd responsibility to readers, helps fund The Voice and their letter was Virginia Sutton Halonen tell something after reading the syllabus[...]their logic failed when it came to the opi- printed, aren't they getting their "two-[...]La Leche League International this is why they have Drop I Add week. nion pa[...]ty College Name withheld by request for staff and readers to debate controver- Fall Editor, The Voice 1989 Voices across the campus What is your opinion of The Voice? d '[...]Ricky Dale I think The Voice needs I think The Voice drags I' ve read through The I think the paper should I think that there shoul[...]and more importantly, it example, the spirit line is very satisfactory. sports pictures. pictures; the paper needs to get the names issue last year.[...]Photos by Kerry T eran/Yelce
	[...]e By ...elleuung about the issue. They were published in Company. The[...]the Gautte. manager for Chicken of the Sea in Long[...]on the editorial page of The Arizona ed with three different publishers. One is In 1972 be began teaching at Phoenix[...]in its third edition and another is in its College and transferred to this campus in The article discussed the current trade fourth edition.[...]war between the United States and other Two of his books are currently being "I like it a lot here; the whole at-[...]used on campus: "The Business Com- mosphere is good, the student body, the "I sent some materials to the editor and municator" and "Business Math Basics[...]ree weeks between sub- "Textbook writing is becoming too Besides his classroom t[...]d publication," Swindle said . much work for the money involved, a dle is preparing brochures and advisement[...]w beforehand that it standard 15 percent of the publisher's sheets for more than SO GCC c[...]d." price," be said. "In the most recent edi- programs. With the publication of his opinion tion of my business math textbook, I The brochures will answer questions[...]bmit more opi- prepard final versions of all the graphics, students most often have about caree[...]tte, a 1,400-question computerized whether the program is transferable,[...]bank, a computerized problem solver, whether the program applies to the world[...]published eight or 10 year:. ago. When the tra payment from the publisher. The advisement sheets will contain in-[...]Maricopa colleges spotlighted By James Gilbert and workshop participation. The Voice "This will help make our members By Jennifer Williams used in R[...]more aware of the amount of involvement[...]The Voice 17 million readers. There is a new engineering club f .>rm- that ASU clu[...]Students and faculty openjng the some Solutions to people interested in the said. "It will also allow them to benefit[...]neering field . from the speaking engagements that ASU[...]tains an article that features the Pruczinski, Solutions was formed to pro- The 21-member club has many goals, The article, written by Carl T.[...]Rowan and David M. Mazie, begins mote the sharing of concepts that are including[...]associated with various engineering fields the Glendale community. mem[...]where we can help the most," Prucz.inski Unbeknownst to Hackett, a photo " What we want to do is to provide an said.[...]of her taken in the High Tech Center herself at 40 with no mean[...]s to explore ways A $250 scholarship is also available accompanied the story, "Schools in which they can affect the future of their every semester and will be aw[...]on academic standards and club The photo was originally taken in Solutions also[...]1986 to be used in a bulletin about the of applied science degree in general with the Arizona State University "We are going to pursue the support High Tech Center. Hackett had[...]dustries for additional scholar- idea that the photo was going to be Please[...]fit ship funding," Prucz.inski said. from the exchange of lecture schedules Bassam Matar is the faculty adviser.[...]Students & See your name in print. Join The Voice and gain hands-on experience in the production of a Staff newspaper. To start on the road to an exciting career in journalism, begin[...]Discount byThe Voice) •ART 135, 136 Photo journalism I an[...]or more information contact Gerri Fiedler in the Language[...]
	[...]5 Columnist unleashes journalistic biases By .......,. lctirtpiiiM ones[...]they decided to become journalists." the public's attention in the frrst place." and tells you the newspaper is not biased[...]take to their jobs biases Montini thinks it is impossible for is lying to you." He stressed that saying[...]writers to have so many different it isn't, is worse than being biased. "It is not my job to help people; it is their lives, according to Montini.[...]th 36S days in a year. He asked the audience to think about my job essentially to entertain people," The difference between the reader and He explained how one day there is an the biases they have accumulated over said E.J. Montini, a columnist for the the newspaper people, he feels, is opinion of who should be the president their entire lives. Arizona R[...]newspaper people attempt to "present a of the United States, and the next day an "You read some stories that happen to He spoke at the college at a recent fair package," but the readers don't try opinion on the demise of peanut brittle. click with the things you believe, and you to be fair when they read the paper. "So is it their (editorial people) job to say, "This is good reporting,' and then Employment Talks Seminar. Montini, 3S, said the newspaper is an In contrast, be said, while other[...]at sort of stray entertainment vehicle, and if it is not in- newspaper people have to try to be fai[...]point others, which he refers to as "one of the newspaper should represent, Montini[...]. little perks" of his job: "It's all in the said, and they tend to listen to those who[...]g. nalism, but English. is that you do it as honestly as possible." it is a lie. Mon[...]llege, Montini was an editorial He cited the President Bush example of being in favor[...]new taxes, " to prove misguided people is essential. He said to he said. "They are regular human beings "I can't believe anyone ever reads the his point.[...]-average inteUigence, editorial pages of the Arizona Rupublic, Montini said people ca[...]ig pictures; to write sentences in English, which is all Montini said. "The ones that you read are stand you because you[...]d in small extremely difficult for them. They are the so inane, so ridiculous, so stupid, you[...]----News Shorts---- By JennHer Wllllema able to, and there can often be a shortage The Voice[...]The forum supports stricter enforce- Maricopa Com[...]ations will be cosponsoring a holi- spo ke out at the Nov. 13 governing board books and feels that awareness o f the day party Dec. 22. They will begin a raffle Nov. 28 to raise funds for the party. meeting, and once again bookstores fell deadlines among the faculty is key to Information on the raffle is available at 43S-3S26 or 435-3530. under criticis[...]dering deadlines. C. J. Peloso , a student at the The members of the for um also sug- Chandler-Gilbert Community College gested that the community colleges at- Free Immunizations on campus Center and a member of the student tempt to keep the books used in classes[...]diptheria immunizations will be forum , addressed the Maricopa Com- consistant t hroughout the district.[...]n campus 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov . 28 , o utside of the Atrium in the munity College District Governing Board[...]Cafeteria. v.·ith the forum's concerns about the president of the district faculty associa-[...]uire immunization history prior to admission. The main concern was that books cost possible t[...]ly about what teachi.tg In a survey conducted by student forum members, half of the students[...]economic benefit Workplace of the 1990's discussed surveyed said that books cost to[...]ween colleges anyway. 28 At the Sheraton Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, Sth Street an[...]as a problem. The final area that prompted sugges- in Tempe for the campus Honors Forum. Peloso addressed three areas with sug- tions from the student forum was McLaughli[...]ce. chairman of the President's Commission on Airline Security and Terrorism, made to help fight the rising costs of Peloso said that the student forum felt and memeber of the board of trustees of The Urban Institute. books.[...]d not be A van will be provided to the Sheraton Hotel for honors students and will The first area addressed was the put out on the floor during the first week leave at 6 p.m. in front of the Student Union. To sign up, see Kim in the language in the contract that currently ex- of every semester.[...]LB building. ists between campus bookstores and the more space for text books. community college district. The forum also feels that a "Best Several suggestions were presented by warehouse" method in which students[...]o in this area. One suggestion was to require the who then bring them the books they will There is no one way to read a textbook. bookstore to supply the library with a need would be much more ef[...]es reference copy of each text book in use . the current method. f[...]in an Employment Talks lecture I p.m. Nov. 29 at The forum feels that this would help "This kind of set-up would make it the Student Union. underprivileged students by having books easier on the student to buy textbooks and Erickson[...]Employment Talks lectures are free and open to the public. "It's not a true solution to the pro- The final sugge tion Peloso made was blem," Peloso said. to seperate the cashier lines into a tex- Another area of the contract the stu- tbook line and a schoo l supply line .[...]ent forum felt needed significant The student forum would haved like to changes was the bu y-back policy. Forum have presented mor[...]n Koziol from country radio station members feel the current policy of buy- Follett, the current opperator o f campus KNIX will be on campus l p.m. Dec. 3 at the Student Union for an Employ- ing back books that[...]n gran- ment Talks workshop. used in the college curriculum at much ting informatio n when members of the The trio will discuss the highly competitive music business, where to fi nd less than half the cost of the new book staff were informed that the information jobs, how to get them and what they involve in a discussio n titled "On The was being used in a presentation to the Air: Careers in Broadcasting." is unfair. Peloso said the forum feels books should be bought back at half the school board , according to Peloso and price of the new book, regardless of fur- several other student forum members. ther use in the college. Negotiations o[...]for Sexual prevention class scheduled The forum's final suggestion was a bookstores on the Maricopa Community The Glendale Police Department has scheduled a "Date Rape and Sexual change in the ad clause of the contract. College campuses is scheduled to begin Prevention" class 1 p.m. Dec. S in the Student Union. The purpose of a change would be to early this Spring and it was suggested by[...]Any questioo.s concerning the class or need additional information on crime enable the students on the college cam- Dan S . Whittmore, Vice Chan[...]prevention, please contact the Glendale Police Department's Pu blic Educa- p uses to hold a book fair. Under the cur- Business Affairs, that the student forum[...]t there cannot be any school- participate in the negotiations as student sponsored competition to the bookstore advisors. within a two mile ra[...]The contract comes up for renewel in[...]Leam to balance your mind and body The next area was addressed by Peloso The student forum has been meeting to "Total Fitness: Body & Mind" is the title of a speech by Bette Rideau, cam- was the faculty involvement in book discuss student is ues since Aug. o f last pus Faculty Counse[...]nts and board members p.m . Dec. 6 at the Employment Talks series. "When faculty members do not follow would like to see the student foru m Rideau and Pell will discuss jobs, famiHes and friend and how to main- the deadline dates for ordering books stu- become[...]tain a degree of balance between the t hree. Also to be r o-.ered a rf' ... hvt...:es,[...]price as they would have been also presented by the student forum .
	[...]Students Council 'Serve the intellectual, moral, physical and social needs of the StUdent body and the COmmunity' -Associtlted Students Consti[...]Council, says she "wants to address the AS Council, wants to "challenge the stu- semester at Glendale, has earned the title needs of the students and increase student dent body to get[...]Gilmore believes this is a good school, Mitchell's personal goals reflect the After her third semest[...]perfection. He wants to do his best From the Acosta considers Homecoming the most importan\ activity of AS. It is not only[...]He is working toward a communica- frivolity of a a festivity for the students and faculty, munity on campus so anyone within con- tions degree and is currently using his but also for the community as well, she tact with this campu[...]unications skills to encourage carnival to the believes. d[...]students. Acosta is majoring in education and When asked w[...]riousness of a psychology and her personal goal is to get were he said, " To accomplish what I've[...]a facility for runaways and juvenile quer in the name of God."[...]believes this could make the campus a bet-[...]The most essential part of Mitchell's[...]job is to inform the students of events. ference, the Sean Falk's overall goal is to achieve political science student, is a political Therefore, "the Associated Student God's[...]major who considers AS's most government is designed to enhance our Associated[...]in need and strive for important responsibility the handling of school," Mitchell says.[...]fiscal account. Students Council This is Falk's f1rst semester on campus; A young man with city supervisory Glenna Pansy is in her f1rst semester his major is education. goals, Jacobs is working toward a of construction drafting. She hopes to im- is promoting a Falk said he considers the most impor- bachelor of arts degree in political science prove the school and the community by democratic com- tant activity of AS to reach out to the campus and community. "Without it the[...]serving on the AS Council.[...]" I'm working toward making this the munity college. student government would[...]"I joined the student government body[...]best student government in the state,"[...]He believes in everyone on campus level is run," Jacobs said. "As a Council the school today, and to be able to use It is comprised working together to achieve, establish relationships, and benefit the community. "Let's wor[...]member, I hope to help close the gap bet- ween the administration and the student[...]what I learn on the council to enhance my[...]Kathryn Keating has the job of semester student, is interested in interna- keeping the historical records of AS. She tional and for[...]said the free Homecoming barbecue was the most important activity of AS this[...]o master operating budget goals are to be the best at whatever I do year. "It promotes comm[...]Keating said her personal goal is to use cultural diversity," she said. In his role on the AS Council, Forschen her talents and abilities to serve God and In addition to the culture diversity,[...]l, said, "I want to meet the needs of the AS[...]endale students. She and the students at large."[...]nd see more student issues wants to represent the students' ideas, Rodney[...]opinions, and wants. Her motto is,[...]political science student, believes the Bradley Melton's long term goal is ly." power of students is "overwhelming." earning a master's degre[...]ss ad- ''Our priority is effective representa-[...]languages but thinks it is most important[...]"I'm intrigued by public service and He[...]Associated Student Government is an the opportunities to serve my fellow[...]organization that represents the most im- man." Concerned with the frailty of Con- be impos[...]portant people-the students, she says.[...]s our job as student leaders office " to defend the U.S. Constitution to coordinate student activities that con- from the people it is supposed to pro- Lisa Ysidora Tapia is the vey this power to facult[...]secretary of AS and is completing her first state, national and world leaders." As the vice president of AS, Melton semester in[...]ither Duke or Melton said he believes the most impor- roward the whole environment surroun-[...]y. He's also interested tant activity of AS is " listening to the ding me." in a staf[...]e enting their views." Tapia thinks all the activities of AS are[...]important to the school and the surroun-[...]As a member of the AS Council, Tapia[...]Mark Thomas. president of A , is[...]" As president of the Associated[...]Thomas believes the most imponant[...]was the Spring Carnival last year . "We[...]Thomas is confident this year will be[...]the best year AS has had. " We will try[...]to serve the students and the community[...]Photo by Wanda Pippe1 Reck, T[...]
	[...]from the ruins, viewing their intripe[...]••when they were young they played in The empty desert appears as an unin-[...]the ruins, but now they are conscious of vitina host-until the land splits apart,[...]preserving them." welcomina visitors into the allurement of[...]Some of the Navajo plan to leave when the Canyon de Chelly.[...]they grow up, the guides told the "It was beautiful," said Jennifer[...]stay away from the canyon for very the campus Campina class. "You have to[...]_ lona," Templeton said . The canyon lures drop right into it before you see the green[...]them back. and the trees."[...]Five spring hiking and camping classes The th.n»day campout last month was.[...]have been organized and appear in the one of five one-credit camping classes of-[...]class schedule. Interested students will fered by the physical education depart-[...]fmd them listed under the physical educa- ment this year, said Olivia Templ[...]eton suggests early registration According to the Canyon Overlook,[...]• because "the one-credit classes fill u p the visitor's guide, the twisting canyons[...]';. fast. •• of the Canyon de Chelly National Monu-[...].a Templeton rates the hikes as moderate ment, located in northeastern[...]said. But she suggests conditioning by dai- Jennifer Stokes pauses to admire the beauty of Canyon de Chelly.[...]up Squaw Peale, for instance. Canyon de Chelly is unique within the other people on the trip was the highlight. cent into the canyon, Templeton said . Templeton meets with the campers National Park System because it features[...]. First they go over a living Navajo culture, and the land thusiastically. " The camping trip was a ed, and still live in the canyon, " she ex- the itinerary. The second meeting she in- within the Monument is Navajo tribal blast. But if you ever[...]ions "Everything went smoothly on the Ca- shot pictures of the canyon for his Cultural awareness[...]tors." nyon de Cbelly trip, with the exception photography class (see accompanying needed in this place where the Anasazi Although the Indians make the canyon of the van breaking down on the way photo). and the Hopi have passed and the Nava- their home, and therefore have access to home," Templeton said. But they were The ruins and Indian hieroglyphics jo now live. The campers were enlighten- all of it, they have great respect for the delayed only an hour and arrived back in fascinated him. But getting to know the ed by their Navajo guides during a des- land an[...]town safely. Good, bad news: ASU, GCC expenses By Barbara C.ge hou[...]tion for undergraduate admission, the The Voice Tuition here is $24 per credit hour, so average cost for books at ASU is $480 a ASU vs. GCC costs[...]year. It varies depending on what subjects The bad news is, tuition is steadily ris-[...]aken. The costs, in dollars, of tuition, hous· ing at both[...]72, but at ASU it costs $231 . The average community college student ing[...]SOtlrtt: ASU. GCC Adfi..SSIO M The good news is, it's rising at a much An additional charge, not shown in the[...]cording to a survey by the College Stores slower rate here than at ASU. graph, at ASU is a financial aid fee of $6[...]_ _----. A comparative study shows that at for full-time students and $3[...]mmuter student car- students. This fee is decided by the Board Residence balls vs. apartments rying 1[...]ships Residence hall costs at ASU vary. The imately $1,047 per semester for fees,[...]3000 +---- books and parking. The same student can GCC does not charge a financial aid estimates the average cost as $3,300 for attend GCC for approxi[...]fee. the school year. The prices vary, depen- 2500 +---- In[...]g fees whether the room is a private, double, or 2000 +---- a se[...]isn't covered and is close by costs $75 a $60 a credit hour.[...]year, and parking by the river bottom, It cost a 1986 GCC student $18.2[...]run $2,700 for the school year. Meals are credit hour, or $273.75 fo[...]The good news; students who attend[...]Parking at GCC is free.[...]0 credit hours is $739 a semester, and for Books are another major cost for col- The bad news; it will cost $4,000 plus part-time stud[...]less credit lege students. According to the applica- to complete the last two years at ASU .[...]
	[...]Sing us a song, you' re the piano man[...]During " Piano Man," J oel allowed the cro wd to[...]serenade him with the cho rus. 1t was an electric moment expectations i[...]Well we' re all in the mood for a melody[...]as they were able to thank him for the fabulous moments[...]Desert Sky Pavillion is a fantastic venue to hold a con- Desert Sky Pavil[...]Ho wever nice the facility is, there is one major design[...]flaw - a lack of exits. For the 11,500 people sitting in[...]the lawn area, there are only fo ur outlets to to one[...]energetic, so ulful renditio n of "I Go to Ex- the two plaza areas o n either side of the stage. Once The Voice[...]s," he kicked o ver his piano stool and finis hed the there, concert-goers will have to fight with[...]song by playing the piano with his posterior. people from the reserved seats to get to the parking lots. There was a " Storm Front" approaching. The Sky After " Shout," Joel ripped through five more songs T here is o nly one gate o n each side, with fou r pathways o pened up. The Piano Man sang his songs. And there including "Uptown Girl," " OnJy the Good Die Yo ung," which are railed off s[...]and his no. 1 bit, "We Didn' t Start the Fire." time, like cattle traveling to meet their maker. Billy Joel came to the new Desert Sky Pavillio n o n He came[...]o encores. After the show, there was a back up of people waiting Nov.[...]a set which surveyed his entire career, The first encore was upbeat and aro using. '' A Matte[...]rm Front." of Trust" is one of the most energetic songs he's recorded speedy eva[...]witho ut After a 30-minute delay, Joel opened the show witt• and it' s even more so liv[...]n of "Storm Front." From there he in the first encore. The only other apparent pro blem with the facility is set a pace which slowly built in emotion until the show The soul-bearing " And So It Goes," led off the se- the price of refreshments - they are outrageous. A climaxed at his version of the classic " Shout. " cond encore. Joel was playing the piano o n stage wit h 32-ounce beverage is $3 and a regular, o rdinary hotdog At this point , the crowd exploded, staying on its feet only the synthesizer player backing him up . is $2.25. These prices are wo rthy of a movie theater 's, for the rest of the show. This would have been the perfect ending for the show, co ncessio n stand, so people should eat befo re the show. Not that the show was dull up to this point. Joel was having taken the audience full circle from emotional high[...]back down to a serene inner cal mness. But he had the 5, and so does the new Desert Sky Pavilion. Lynch Mob strikes wit[...]as the 15th best-selling album, the Bell Road and 7th By Krtatl Ebner[...]Ave. stores had them rated as fo urth , and the Tempe The Voice[...]hoping this would be a reunion of Do kken there is life beyond Dokken.[...](who bas just recently put o ut a new album). The new album, Wicked Sensation, is good rock-n- This music moves in a different direction than the roll- not great, but good. With the release of their first disbanded Dokken- a m[...]nsation, " they are already gaining you the feeling of a more commercial, LA-based band popu[...]album. According to the four Phoenix Zia record stores, the Lynch couldn' t have picked a better bunch of guys Lynch Mob is rated sixth in the top ten selling albums. to team up with talentwise or otherwise. Oni Logan, The different stores themselves, however, all bad dif[...]ito and former Dokken bandmate ! ferent ratings. The Thunderbird store had them rated Miele Brown all seem to fit the bill for the Lynch Mob. 'Diviners' to open this Friday " The Diviners," directed by Virginia Ludders, is the " The play is humorous and warm, but has a vel) second play performed by the theater department this serious side,"[...]they will have to live with forever .' ' The show opens for five performances at 8 p .m . Fri- " There is no antagonist, just a well-meaning group day in the Performing Arts Center on campus. It also of people whose objectives come into conflict. " shows at 8 p.m . on Saturday, a 2 p.m. matinee on Sun- " The Diviners" won the American College Theater day, and it completes its run the fo llowing weekend with Festival Award for script writing in the late 1980s. It was two more evening shows, 8 p.m . on both Dec. 7 and 8. written by Jim Leonard Jr. who is now an in-residence OK. Saddam and Y1tzhak. you're 1n Heaven. As It is set in a poor all al .[...]ngs. you w111 hnd 1t 1mposs1b le to 1nflict pam. the depression and r~~~s ~hru~ I~dtana town during[...]ts of a group Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance anyth1ng or anyo ne It IS only poss1b le to express A di . smg eu wtll on someone else. at the Cashiers Office or at the Perfo rmi ng Arts Center. feelings of[...]nd torg1veness. Oh. and it h::~t~s ~~to Luddders, the play is not just a tragedy, Admission is $5, $3 for students and $4 for senior[...]Steps to reading the Voice By S.vag Heyan The Voice By JMOn IMdrtck Brought to )'OCI by "BINch lt. .. The Concert Choir and Chamber Singers are rehears- 1M biNch to UN when doing '-undry In the dn. ing traditional carols and popular holiday s[...]. 10. There will also be a guitar 1: Pick up the latest issue of the Voice, which you've ensemble with Bonnie Toigo.[...]2: Read and enjoy. used toys," Licon said. " The donations will go to 3: Laugh at all the funny pans. • Westside Food Bank and Toys for[...]t tbe .ectioM DOl meaD I to be lunrJy. During the intermissio n, spiced cider and cookies will[...]ily. As part of the celebrations ending the 20th century, be served, and at the end of the perfo rmance the Jolly 5: Cut out the really funny cartoons and bang on your God Invents a special Hell for two special guys. Man in the Red Suit will pass out C hristmas treats.[...]gerator with extremely tacky-looking magnets. The program will be directed by Licon and Janet 6: Recycle.• C[...]icon encourages students to bring their families. The 7: Write a letter to the editor telling what you like or atmosphere will be warm and full of the Christmas spirit , dislike about the paper. she said. 8: Wait anxiously fo r the next issue. The concert will take place at 8 p.m . in the P erform- ing Arts Center on campus.
	[...]The only things visible to the audience were the cats' By Glonn Davia[...]ats" do have nine lives. The fane-tuned cast displayed each eat's individual p[...]On its fourth visit to the Valley, the production of sonality with distinct costumes, singing and dancing. Auditions for "Fiddler on the Roor• will be held " Cats" brought a wonderful array of color, imagina- The most memorable costume was of Rum Tum Tug- on De[...]Auditorium. ger, played by B.K. Kennelly, a character with a sexy at the Performing Arts Center on campus. The musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber is based on and flamboyant attitude. The full-cut mane, black Span- Those interested s[...]f feline dax and studded belt stood out the entire show. of the two dates. poems written in 1939 by T .S. Eliot for the amusement Jane Horvath, who played G[...]Auditioners will be asked to read "cold" from the of his grandchildren. Since its premiere in 1981, it bas outstanding version of the song " Memory" that ended script, and to come pr[...]in applause from audience members. from the show.[...]The dancing was expressive, the music elevated, and "Sunrise, Sunset," "Matchmaker," " If I Were The plot of "Cats" is simple, and so is the meaning. the energy explosive and overwhelming. a Rich Man," and " Miracles, Miracles," are famous To start, the cats join at a junkyard for the annual Jelli- One problem was Gammage's faulty and outdated songs from the production. cle Ball . By the end, one cat must conform to be a part so[...]if- A dance will be taught and then performed by of the Heaviside Layer for a new life.[...]ing for a role requiring dancing. The show began mysteriously in complete darkness,[...]dders, theater instructor on campus, will direct the play. Lenna DeMarco of the dance department is the choreographer, and Mary Ann Dutton from the music department will rehearse the singers and vocalists. An orchestra director wil[...]on . By Jaon Sh8drlck[...]t. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on work, promotion, "It is a large show; anyone who attends GCC may[...]1): You might be saying, boss about the little fling last week. Principal roles are e[...]"This is my kind of day!" But it isn' t, so quit being so Part of the cast will only sing, and others only dance.[...]cocky. " 'Fiddler on the Roor is one of the most popular[...]nds and plays ever produced, and we'll be using the original[...]wiiJ be scrutinized by others. Tell them to clean up after All cast[...]21-June 20) : You seem to be sinking the pigs on their own farm . sals, beginning Feb. 18[...]): Love relationship in- "Producing a musical is a great undertaking and stupid.[...]C•ncer (June 21-July 22): Find out what is expected, Aqu•rtus (Jan. 20-Feb. 18[...]ask then get busy. Very impo rtant person is on your side. as amusement could become serious, meaningful. O f yourself if you have the desire, time and resources," So don't scre[...]9, 10, 15 and concerns possible journey. The F BI and C IA know about tasy. These are[...]the letters to the KGB. lftod•y is your birthday, you will find hidden infor- Fo[...]ealing with things you shouldn 't know . Quit of the crew, call Virginia Ludders at 435-3709.[...]•.. the GRAND OPENING of the COLLEGE BOOK CENTER - your center for the lowest priced new[...]and the convenience of shorter lines - and the COLLEGE BOOK CENTER hears you and is proud to announce our[...]Come to the College Book Center and[...]
	[...]la Walla to be Gauchos opponent for Saturday game By Jeff Wendt The Vo.ice The college football team is preparing to close out the 1990 football season on Saturday as they face Walla Walla College of Washington in the lOth annual Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl at Phoenix College. The Gauchos closed out their regular season with a 31[...]inst Snow College of Utah. Walla Walla fmished the season at 7-1 and ranked 7th in the nation. Their only defeat of the eason carne against Dixie College of Utah, which the Gauchos also lost to earlier in the season. " We're very excited to be in this bow[...]se we've had a month in between our last game and the bowl game, so we' ll be ready for the game." Walla Walla will look to their top offe[...]sier and wide receiver Maurice Han- cock, to make the big plays to win the game. Gaucho quaterback Donny Simm[...]rry Bacon (number 25) in a game against "Bobby is a good quality back," Levens said. "He's Eastern Arizona College. The Gauchos won by the score of 31-26. been injured a little, but he a good back for us." Of Hancock he added, " Maurice is also one of those Gauchos a No. 3 ranking in league rushing. The Gauchos Mike Hungerford, a defensive lineman, who has been players who is very good; he can double as a kick will be led by Darryl Donahue, who rushed for a career- sidelined the last three weeks, knows how important the returner • and plays very well on special teams. He is a high 189 yards against Eastern Arizona, and Bar[...]ed for over 400 yards this season. College. On the defensive side, Walla Walla looks for defen- With[...], " We'll get a lot of support from the Arizona college sive back Ruben Oliva to patrol the pass. Oliva is fourth the Gaucho running attack will be ready.[...]as well as our friends and family members. We in the nation in interceptions with eight. On the defen- need to try to set an example for the rest of the Arizona sive line, Walla Walla will be led by defensive lineman ~ "All season long, I've been h[...]s , schools," he said. Shawn Snyder. Snyder leads the team in quarterback sicknesses, and problems," Dickson said . "But now, this The Gauchos gained the berth in the game by defeating sacks with II.[...]show Eastern Arizona College in a seesaw battle. The Gauchos " Defensively, we're a little small up[...]took control of the game in the fourth quarter and won. very well," Levens said. "We're not going to devastate When Simmons passes the ball he'll look for his "I am really proud of our football team," Gaucho anybody, but we can make the plays." favorite target, w[...]"They showed character, Walla Walla comes into the game making their third second in the league in receiving with 28 receptions and composure, and a willingness to win regardless of the bowl appearance in fo ur years. In 1987 and 1988,[...]ill also look for tight end situation." played in the Centennial Bowl, and twice they were Sean Deal , who in the beginning of the season, was one The two teams put together 801 yards of total offense, defeated by Ricks College of Idaho. o[...]six passing touchdowns, three of them by Simmons, and The Gauchos come into the game with a 7-2 record, "This game is special in that it will be the last time seven turnovers. a No. 11 ranking in the nation, a share of the Western the team will be playing with the sophomores," Decker The Gauchos closed out the season with a win over States Football League conference title, and the top-rated said. Snow College of Utah. Ricky Dale opened the game with passer in the WSFL in Donny Simmons . Simmons had The Gauchos defense is led by Casey Cernak and Mark an 80-yard kickoff return f[...]an efficiency rating Brown, who both rank in the top 10 in tackles. Mike another seesaw battle that saw the Gauchos go up 28-17 of 130.39. Swayda is also a big force on the defense, as he has at the beginning of the fourth quarter. "We feel good getting to this[...]ee fumbles this season . The Gauchos special teams were the heroes of the be better if we could win this game," Simmons said. Willie Clark also looks to help the defense, as he has game. A blocked punt, a fumble recovery, and a kickoff "The game will mean a lot, because I want to perform six quarterback sacks on the season. Rodney Johnson return accounted for 21 of the Gauchos' 28 points. This well." will also help in the defensive secondary, as he has made is by far the best effort of the season for the special teams Late efforts by the running game this season gave the, three interceptions.[...]Here are some fact~ and figure about the two teams playmg 10[...]the Dec . I Valle~ of the un hnne Bo" l game.[...]DB Ruben Oliva IS founh 10 the na uon 10 Interceptions w1th[...]S... DT Sha"n nyder leads the team in sacks v.1th II. ..[...]mons led the Western States Football League in efficiency[...]rating with a 130.4 raung .. . WR Steve Decker is third in the[...]touchdowns)... Were tl>e least penalized team in the league (40[...]for 356 yards). .. plus 15 in turnover ratio for the[...]season . .. LB Casey Cernak leads the league in solo tackles[...]40 ... RBs Barry Bacon and Darryl Donahue are in the[...]top 10 in the league 10 rushing (383 yards each) ...[...]This is the tenth year of the game. Tickets are S6 for[...]nson, be purchased at the GCC Cashiers window. Jody Collins, and Dus[...]
	[...]on opens Friday; team Followina competition in the Region 1 Championships, the Lady Gauchos[...]Athletic Conference record and a 17-10 The team then played Eastern in the[...]ty College, over the Thanksgiving the Region 1 Championships. fought[...]Tryouts for next year's team will be The Gauchos were ahead all three Wit[...]10 a.m. to games but "were fatigued from the Scott- year's men's college basketball team, "We are expecting some good noon in the campus gym. For more infor- sdale match," the coach said. head coach Bill Long is hoping for competition from the out of state mation contact Sheryl Nobley at "It was the best our team bas played a successful season as they open their schools, not to mention the teams 435-3048. the entire season. We finally peaked. con[...]e at home against from in-state who are in the tourna- Head coach Sheryl Nobley wasn't hap- Stacey Ainley and Brandi Grimes had the Pima Community College on ment," Long said. PY wiL'l the fourth- place conference stan- best tournament[...]"Although these games are not ding following the regular season play. Nobley said.[...]g said. us a chance to make the regional tral," the coach said. "That kept us out Ainley receive[...]tournament," Long added . of second place, which is what we feel we and frrst team all-region honors. Brandi after they finished third in the con- Long expects a lot of players to wer[...]nd with a new make all-conference teams at the end "We split with Mesa and Scottsdale,[...]system, who knows what will hap- of the season. which are two of the top three teams, and Preach received third te[...]One person who could make all- the split with Scottsdale was real con- all reg[...]ast year's team finished 6-16 in conference is Johnny Debs. "A lot troversial because that was the match we "It's the best any Glendale (volleyball) conference play, not well enough to of kids have the potential to make felt we should have won."[...]has done against Scottsdale and make the playoffs. This year, Long all-conference at the end of the Nobley felt that overall Glendale was Mesa in the same season. We were two looks for the conference to be a lit- season," Long said. "We have a lot the second-best team in the conference, for three against both of them,[...]of talent this season." but the standings didn't show that "All throughout the season we were "There will always be the peren- Long is impressed with new because the team wavered and lost crucial ranked in the top 25 (junior college) nial powers within the conference: freshmen talent. games to Yavapai and Central. schools in the nation. The highest we were Arizona Western, Mesa, and[...]"We learned from it and will try not to The Gauchos beat the Yavapai ing in with high expect[...]- or seven good players who have real- make the same mistakes again." Roughriders[...]mes, with scores ing to take things day-by-day as they ly been working bard in practice so The Gauchos then traveled to Thatcher of 15-3, 15-10, 15-11, in the final regular come, and we are looking to d[...]to learn to get com- Nov. 9-10 to participate in the Region 1 season game Nov. 2.[...]members to college basketball." "This is the highest finish that any important victory. At the beginning of the this season's team, Long looks to[...]lp. ing to see out of the Gauchos? the history of the school," Nob ley said. to come back in the very last game of the "Since they played with me last[...]a second-place season and beat them by three was season, they know my co[...]an aggressive ball team," Long said. The Gauchos lost to Eastern in the first "We dominated the entire match. It me," Long said. "That is something "We'll fast-break on offense an[...]15. was important going into the regionals to I am looking for out of the team this then do some pressing on defense .[...]e said. season. When we come down the Long added that he is going to be Nobley said. "Eastern just played ver[...]'ll look to these people to consistant as to the number of well. We went into our second match of her game and was a big help off the help out."[...]sa. We defeated them in four, bench for us. The serving and passing of The Gauchos opened the season "I am planning to use 10 to 1[...]me," Long said. "That match. We dominated most of the helped us, as well, with Brandi Grimes Air Force Base. They then moved in- is going to be a key when it comes match."[...]Stacey Ainley having been great all to the Valley of the Sun Tourna- to winning games." They played the semi-final game year long," she contin[...]WinS Stuff envelopes over the holidays. By Barbllra Schttpsema Silcox said the Lady Gauchos' team speed and in- We provide the material and postage The Voke telligence will be the key to a good season.[...]"They are the most intelligent group we've had since paid env[...]I've been here," he said. The Company will pay you $5.00 With expectations of a 21 -win season, the women's The game versus Pima will be a " strong test, " Silco[...]basketball team opens the conference season on Wednes- said . per envelope Guaranteed. There is a day with a home game versus Pima Community College. " The team can't afford to lose a home conference $14[...]cessful we'll be depends upon the kind of effort and ment and confidence," Silcox added. your material. This fee is Refunded sacrifices the gals are going to make,'' head coach Greg The Lady Gauchos participated in the Valley o f the back to you with your first pay[...]Sun Tournament over the weekend. Results were not Last year , the Lady Gauchos finished 6th in the con- available at press time. check!!!!![...]ference and made the playo ffs fo r the fo urth year in a Silcox did indicate that he ho ped the squad would pull[...]together and be in t une with each other for the For application and more infor-[...]returning all- Returnee Kerry Watkins says the team wo rks together.[...]Trina Haney. The rest are freshmen . year[...]erce Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl Benquet The 1990 Valley of the Su n Shri ne Bo wl banquet will be held o n T hu rsday evening at 7:00p.m. at the A member of the better Business[...]
	[...]"We will be offering more to the students that will help them in the long[...]How does this competition affect the[...]business management. She is now work-[...]ing for the Arizo na Department[...]The College Book Center will be in there has been an off campus bookstore The article praises community colleges direct competition with the campus-run for three years, officials have[...]"these institutions bring the economic Just do it. Follett Inc. is the largest bookstore The Maricopa Community Colleges and socia[...]k-taking, being in control, living to- chain in the country, with over 300 stores have a contract[...]According to the terms of the contract, The authors of the article feel this is ac-[...]res represent one-third of profits raised from the bookstore complished by admitting everyone who discussed by Elaine Erickson, instruc- tional services cordinator on campus, dur- the colleges in the country. revenues go into a district-wide pool call- wants to enter and meeting the needs of The Vanyos say they aren't intimidated ed Fund II[...]all. Accepting everyone is only possible ing a recent Employment Talks. by the size of the Follett chain; j ust the Those revenues are then used to sup- because remedial courses are a staple. " Life is what happens to you while you[...]Paul A . Elsner is quoted in the article are making other plans. If you are unwill[...]made convenient, affordable, quality you by," Erickson said. head with the Follett store by offering "We really can't trace how much[...]tore profits are everyone." she emphasized the importance of how higher buy-back rate. part of the overall Fund II revenue[...]In addition to praising the community people react. " It is hard to say how much a student stream," said Dr. Joyce K . Eisner, dean college system, the article in Reader's "What I mean is bow you react to your can save right now, "[...]tive services. Digest addresses the controversy that ex- environment and things around you and "But the savings will be across the Although campus bookstore manager[...]to comment, Critics believe that there is too much " Control of attitudes allows one to sta[...]elease a letter stating: emphasis on the technical and vocational in control of the future, live for today and semester merchandise the Vanyos won't " I wish them the best knowing the programs, according to the story. create for the future. " be fully operati[...]rge of their life," she said. " Let throughout the month. what our country was built university because the two-year schools people around know of planned go[...]on if at all possible," Dave Vanyo said . the right to choose." income[...]fundable. 1-2.06-736-0775, Ext Cl15 If you have the courage to call this number it could make[...]
	[...]ment for the holidays-Pg. 11[...]The Voice tackles fougtlt Shrine Bowi-Pg. 13[...]By Jonl Kowitz[...]Thf, Voice By J.,.... Gilbert[...]That is Arizona state law, as reviewed The Glendale Community College[...]by Kelly Scrivens, public education forensics team h[...]specialist for the Glendale Police Depart- nament on Nov. 29-30.[...]assault awareness Sixteen schools from around the nation[...]Wednesday on campus. were on campus competing in the Marilyn[...]prevented if misconceptions about assault The tournament was named after[...]were eliminated," she said. Hoffs, who is an instructor here on[...]denied by a potential victim. is the former director of the forensics[...]Scrivens said . sities accepted the invitation to our tour-[...]Scrivens explained to the 35-member nament."[...]audience the sub-types of all rapists, ac- There are only t[...]to their victims. of them being the Marilyn J. Hoffs[...]considered to be power rapists. Thirty The other two are the Fiesta Invita- tional, which is the sister tournament to[...]percent are anger rapists and become the the Hoffs Invitational, held last weekend[...]take place." she aid . and the Cactus Tournament held at Cen-[...]not follow through the exual act, "The tournaments are very important[...]She added thcu setting yourself up for tor of the campus forensics team . "Some[...]an attack is the easiest way to become a states have as many as fi[...]you up and you' re more likely to be at - the forensic community.[...]ted to look inside Mooreland felt that hosting the tour- nament would give the Glendale com-[...], to lock your door once in ide and to munity and the students an idea of what[...], Steve Lopez. and Spring Barrera sit in front of the "Just as much happens during the day Some of the schools competing were[...]By Glenn O.vta business," the creative director said, "but •Day 0.... Fi[...]ar Day class meetinas will The Voice[...]it is a lot of work and people tend to cease at theeod of the day Friday, December 14. Students need only repon[...]forget it is a business.' ' exams on December 11- 19.[...]s heard on Day &tudents should be aware of the following points: P.E. classes meeting only station is the camaraderie between pro- KNIX and surprised the audience by on Friday will be scheduled by the instructor for examination at a mutually qreeable[...]ing and air staff. disclosing that all the voices and special time.[...]T his is the opinion of the personnel effects were done by himself. Classes meet.iJl&,on M, M-W, four times a week, or daily foUow the examination who represented the country radio station "This is the fun part of my job, schedule for MWF classes[...]creating commercials that create images," The T-Tb exam schedule governs classes which meet on[...]oziol, creative director In concluding the ET workshop, Viken ly be held on the last class meeting of the semester.[...]In a program titled "On the Air: financially secure the business .[...]areers in Broadcasting, "each discussed "The creativi ty and the enthusiasm of Normal Oass Meetin[...]his role at KNIX. the other departments provide the[...]Koziol initiated the program with a substance needed to sell,"[...]oting KNIX and its ac- sales career is not typecast, but desire and[...]ductions in 1989. The result is the " gratification in know-[...]Also , KNIX hooked up with the ing you 've helped an advertiser. "[...]obtain employment in the broadcasting[...]across the United States.[...].a. The "on-air" careers were discussed by "Careers in the broadcasting field are[...]seem to be tbe Jiamorous end of the to move."
	[...]._ 10, 1.-o Yelco Censorship and the[...]The wors+ fh in3 a.bo{).-1-[...]is dt'a..,. _. ••... There is a murderer loose in upon? Is this the dawn of the America. Its name is censorship. new Inquisition? This is not a typical Hopefully not. But during the murderer . Censorship is the Spanish Inquisition free thought killer of ideas, the destroyer of died in the name of God. It is thought, the mindless reasoning[...]this could be the beginning of on us all. the rerun. The fact that this country was The fact that members of the founded by individuals seeking[...]mits on artistic expression tle now. What matters is that[...]tists must adhere to in order to Take the Victory Bible[...]receive money from the Na- C hurch in Dayton, Ohio. It sent[...]tional Endowment for the Arts. o ut fl yers inviting people to[...]Whether the arts should b ring books to a book burning.[...]receive government money is The offensive books were on not the issue here ; the issue is u bjects like yoga, transcenden-[...]the ilk of Je e h elm;,? boob by M ushms, Jeho ar ';,[...]of many. There fore , The Voice Apparently the:,e people would like to address the issue would like to repre freedom[...]censorship in America in thi:, of religion . What is the true in- issue's four-page pullout. Is tent of these zealots? I it a col- America sliding into the abyss orless, homogeneous society[...]of intolerance? where creativity is frowned You be the judge. Seriously Social------- Dram Beat------------------ Opinions, who needs them? 'Tis the season of great folly[...]By Eric Wlncentsen[...]long debt and Jet people crawl down the[...]ee with Special to the Voice[...]chimney unnoticed. "There is no opinion worth listening[...]agrees with The owners smile, bridgework glistening. love. In fact, most deaths during the Not too many people have heard this[...]ays are s ui cides instead o f saying before. Why is that?[...]homicides . I guess people just feel it is I just made it up. The "everybody" normally refers to[...]spirit and apologize There is still some fun to be had. When They have an o[...]can even lead to the death of innocent[...]every time you throw aJI the fat ladies are heading for the be president or who will hopefully never[...]I like to grab my trus- be president, what music is appropriate There's the gang whose opinion is that lawn.[...]d have someone push me and what music isn't, what is art and what it is the best gang. Then there•s the gang Also, once again, from the end of down the aisles in a shopping cart while isn't and whether or not Miller Lite is less who disagr[...]September until Dec. 2.S, the shopping yelling, "Hippo[...]There is the dictator whose opinion is malls and department[...]pinion that he is a god, and then there's the chance to roast o[...]window displays? Personally, I like to add is the right one. If they didn't think it was[...]There's the homeless people whose opi-[...]nion is that they should have a nice shelter[...]What about the true meaning of opinion? to sleep at. Then there is Congress, whose Chris[...]ays. opinion is that the money could be used[...]n on this day? Like, on the holidays. Maybe it's the Playboy[...]n- There is the country whose opinion is No. of course n[...]that it can rule the world no matter bow[...]'s time for Santa There is only one good thing about get their bands on.[...]many lives it takes. Then there is the Claus to come dow[...]d your from New Year's Eve, the only holiday conforming together.[...]no one ever remembers. Maybe that's Whatever the method is, it normally opinion is backed by the most money. you're growing is any indication). why[...]s straight. Christmas That is, except for the apologies on This seems to be the intenuon of some[...]'s just my opinion . is not a celebration of the birth of the New Year's Day.[...]
	[...]way to avoid the draft. confront Hussein The Voice[...]With Bible in hand and the Lord in your corner, get tentions were enrolling. by Eileen Grelsa[...]in those long lines to register at seminarian The Voice and divinity schools throughout the country. an individual's faith?[...]initive guidelines for this. It's about time the United Nations Security for making the largest impact in American theological Perhaps there is oertain information to which they Council took[...]enrolled in colleges are no longer exempt from the draft doesn' t have call waiting. dent S[...]seminarian and divinity schools. On the surface the changes in the draft appeared to troops from Kuwait or risk all-out war is long This does, however, pose certain problems. Ideally the be a good idea. It seems as though fairness[...]ly somebody didn't to be re-applied. During the era of the Vietnam War peo- Since 1941 the United Nations has done little think this aU the way through, as usual. ple[...]p space in New York and use Once again the great cop-out is religion. Nobody creating a social ec[...]s of dollars from more than 150 thought about the problems that would surface. Let' s at school while the poor ones went off to war. Today nations to pay for its existence. be honest; religion is too moral not to have loopholes. we now see a moralistic void. Although the attempt fell For months Kuwaiti citizens and[...]g to enroll in religious institutions, and Is our nation prepared for such a sudden shift in murdered by Iraqi soldiers. also, w[...]ky little cons- religion? We can always ask the families of those who Ironically, those in fear are the lucky ones. cientious objectors. After all,[...]dreds, not so lucky, are already assaulted or the brimstone fires of hell.[...]Get a religious life. It seems to be the only acceptabl.. we' ve got our religion.[...]being channeled from many nations to Kuwait in the form of military personnel and hardware. I[...]from families , friends and outraged people By Mike M ...ung would spin. for the hostages trapped in Kuwait and the[...]What makes this sham almost funny is that most of The Voice soldiers stationed near there.[...]the "objectors" have been in the service long enough No sane person wants war. It is cruel, horri- With the Persian Gulf buildup in fuU swing, and the to know what to expect. They say they did[...]itary personnel close to an astonishing the United States might actually get involved in a wa[...]is 400,000, there has been a realization by some of the men How stupid can they be? I'm sure when the drill in- kind of suffering on mankind. and women who are in the service that they might ac- structor was demonstrating how to properly handle the Declaring war is a hard step for peace-loving tually have to[...]ad a clue people to take. Even so, sometimes it is the most With this realization, a few service[...]unt squirrds. Who knows why, after 50 years, the United they found out that their unit was being sent to Saudi If there weren' t the chance of a war, they would pro- Nations has fi[...]together to use Arabia they said that the only reason they joined the bably put in their obligated service, ma[...]urderers, plunderers and military was to get the educational benefits provided in 20 years,[...]ent destroyers? the G. I. Bill.[...]d This may even be true, but that is unlikely. I can There can still be us[...]activity. understand the fear thai an individual goes through when p[...]countries are experiencing presented with the thought of maybe getting shot, bomb- work[...]rve in some other economic pressures brought on by higher oil ed or killed. But does that give individuals the right to position, one that would have them[...]ract? tract in the same setting as their buddies, but which Whatever the reason, Hussein needs to know What would happen if the shoe were on the other foot , wouldn't require them to handle a weapon. that the "forces of good" won't sit back and and the government said to an objector that after their[...]fulfill their contract allow him and his army, the fourth largest in ex- four, six or even 20 years of service, they wouldn't with the people of the United States, then they should istence, to cruelly control the lives of poeple all receive Veterans benefits? The objector would probably have to serve the people of this country by working in over the world. be i[...]ing for millions due to the unjustice, that your head contract is fulfilled . Voices across the campus Do you think censorship is ever justified and why? Jo Ann Lasher[...]I believe that censorship No , people have the Yes, clothing. There was[...]hink boo ks telling me what I can or is justified under certain righ t to expre[...]cannot like. I' m an conditions. The line themselves and their opi-[...]and a miniskirt with no the more you read , the own decisions. I have to somewhere.[...]nner that will instill Madonna 's video is the book, not other good values in my[...]
	[...]From the Balcony CoDIDIODSease---[...]By Marc d e Celie King Day? No way! By llredley A. Melton a great deal to be done for the minorities The Voice[...]The fallacy of bleeding-heart liberalism Unless you have taken a long trip to the being on the side of minorities is Twilight Zone, you know about the con- overwhelming. troversy that has plagued Arizona relating The welfare program will continue to to a paid holiday for slain civil rights destroy the self-esteem and willpower leader Martin Luther Ki[...]lso been a great hoopla over recover until it is reformed . racism being the reason this state did not Our educational[...]rights an incompetent education. holiday with the name Martin Luther Radical feminists actually believe they King in it. The reasons are not racist. are fighting for women's rights when they The facts are plain as day: advocate[...]However, in actuality, they are just be- without the assistance of Dr. King. ing manipulated by the elitists to keep the •Indians have throughout American minorities and poor down. history been the subjects of gross infr- It is a great smokescreen and I must ap- ingements on their civil rights. plaud the grandiose puppet show. •Members of different religious What is so ludicrous is that minority denominations and factions have bee[...]and even murder who believe fl11llly in the programs that for practicing their freedom of religion. keep the minorities down. I view a Martin Luther King h[...]oliday that represents only black tion. This is unconstitutional because it Americans, and, as a[...]iscriminated against, I demand equal The rights of individuals shall not be representation in the form of a "Civil discriminated against on the basis of race, Rights Day."[...]ional origin, However, I do believe that there is still or mental and physical handicaps. Britain celebrates the holidays. Letters----------- Voice coverage, me[...]ssue Registration and the meaning of good Editor:[...]e ("Campus instructor class remembers the propaganda technique of the "straw fl)r the future, dissecting our lives into three and four writes article," Nov. 26), I was surprised at the profes- man." Real issues can be artfully dodged by creating a credit-hour courses. We anxiously await the mailman's sionalism with which he wrote the article. silly caricature of[...]stand in long lines and waste our precious time. is far superior to one provided by the video staff here Most articles printed on the subject of abortion never But how do we sort through the catalog of classes? on campus, enough so that I h[...]rise above this grammar school level, that is, until recent- What's the basis for our selection as we pick and choose? a couple of prints to place on fJ.le with the Phoenix papers ly. This past summer, there beg[...]re articles. in the coverage of this controversy. Everyone wants the good teachers. But first, how do I very much appreciate the coverage and believe that For the first time, the press began to critique its own we define the word "good"? To some, good means both students ar[...]bias and lack of objectivity on the subject . knowledgeable and inte[...]Business Instructor budsman for The Washington Post, pointed out the gross discrepancies in reporting the April 1990 pro-life good for you.[...]crowd of bet- Then, of course, once the classes and teachers are Boycott of NFL sponsors[...]n 200,000 to 500,000. It was virtually overlooked by selected, a good time is to be considered. Good in this the Post's managing editor.[...]ggered David Shaw, a nationally ed beauty sleep. Good can mean flexible in comparison Editor:[...]known press critic from the Los Angeles Times, to to the rest of your life, or good can mean afternoon I am writing you out of a sense of outrage at the Na- report, in a series of articles on the pervasive pro- classes with cheaper tuit[...]abortion bias among journalists not only in the opinion or all of these categories.) Only[...]for our anger, except pages, but also in the news columns. for you.[...]FL games. We decided Nat Hentoff, of the liberal Village Voice has been It seem[...], there are finals to worry about. advertisers of the games, and to encourage the spread his pro-life beliefs. Who's got time to figure out the next step? Oh well, of this boycott as widely as[...]ey What about it editors? Any of you have the courage remember, in a hundred years it'l[...]ement in Commissioner to go beyond the superficial sloganeering and stand up eve[...]any advice because Tagliabue's decision to remove the Super Bowl from for reporting the truth of the diversity of the pro-life what's good for you may not be goo[...]nding cause? Or are you content to avoid the heretic label and to as a form of blackmail) to b[...]Laura Huebner into the politics of the state of Arizona as freely express- Planned Pa[...]Communications ed in the voting booths. Most of the students on this campus are in the period We expect advertisers will not misconst[...]test to be advocating any position whatsoever on the tion are a major concern . The Voice and reporter thanked Martin Luther King holiday question . It is simply that Foundational changes in laws related to protection of we feel the will of the people is due the respect that allows human life, parental rights, and the very definition of for motivations which are othe[...]hospitals, courtrooms, and voting booths. The insult given to us all by Mr. Tagliabue betrays an I believe stud[...]es of issues. To be given predigested conclusions is Thanks for the wonderful coverage and support you us.[...]
	[...]By Mike llauung ed attendees how to make the tree using a butternut The Voice[...]With the holiday season just around the corner and Montoya also used the occasion to announce he is the tendency of most people to indulge in rich, high- planning to introduce healthier foods to the menu at the calorie food, the campus Wellness Program recently cafeter[...]The Dec. 4 demonstration began with Joann Pell,[...]Wellness Coordinator, playing the song "The 12 Pains bring up the grade of food, plus create better tasting food[...]of Christmas." The "pains" include "facing my in- and hope[...]and "Christmas Pell said she felt the demonstration was very relaxing[...]J· After everyone was in the Christmas spirit, Pell began Response to the demonstration from the 32 people ~ the cuisine portion of the demonstration by showing how who attended was positive.[...]~ to make cereal party mix that is low in fat, calories and "I enjoyed it very much. It brings out the creative[...]s popcorn Doris Velasco, employee from the High Tech Center.[...]it. Handouts were also given out at the demonstration The next portion of the show was also the highlight, that included how many calories h[...]Montoya is a graduate of the C ulinary Institute of and fruit punch.[...]Chicago and bead cook at the Facility Food Service here Also included w[...]By Bradley R. Melton a t[...]The Voice[...]discussed the importance to student[...]king of imme nse propo r- • Jack Lunsfo rd, the officiallobbyi t for By Grey Stenhouse than a c[...]tion , the As ociated St udents G overn - the MCCCD, went beyond hi initial[...]always counted on me for a ride. The Voice ment recentl y ho ted the 1990 State p resentation on how to lobby by al o[...]tions o n important is ues. I can't believe it's finally come to[...]ormer Arizona an end. After four semesters on the perspective. The conference, ''Living in America,' '[...]was held on Nov . 16 and 17 at the Hyatt Senator, discussed her ill fa ted campaign staff of the Voice, I'm out o f here. To Rainey Hollo[...]for re-election last month, rather than the It's been interesting, to say the kept me in line, and made sure I[...]This event is believed to be the first student issues she had been scheduled to least. With all of the ups and downs never ever put my footprints on the[...]o which only com- discuss. to being the editor this semester, I pages again.[...]h Ferguson, a member of district look back at the last two years with James, Kip, Rainey[...]The focus of the con:erence was to administration, touched base with the a lot of good feelings . mi[...]It still amazes me to think of how The one person I have to thank the teach student leaders about lobbying,[...]various issues facing the different col- leadership in politics. far I've come ... from staff writer to most is Phil Mateer, for several[...]leges, and even the possibility of forming •Jon Kyle, newly re-elected to the United sports editor to managing editor and[...]I . I feel like we grew up on this staff the Arizona Community College Student[...]talk, but seemed more concerned with without the help of a lot of people, went.[...]resentatives from Chandler-Gilbert what the students had to say by having so it's time to say thanks to them all. 2. For giving me and the rest of the[...]To Gerri Fiedler, who brainwash- editors, the freedom to make the ed ... , I mean encouraged me into new[...]side from these formal presentations, joining the newspaper. 3. For being so damn good at College, and the Glendale Community a number of studen[...]nt hour-long discussion of issues facing the the groundwork of page design. and trying[...]nging donuts on deadline. as members of the Students for a Safe and Among the issues discussed were made sure we had enough stories by 5. For always copy editing my sports Viable Earth club and the Black Student bookstore prices, environme[...]imself. stories that came in at the last possi- Union.[...]presentations on a variety of topics and the power of a unified student lobbying charge wh[...]Now that the last correction has issues: group in the form of a district forum and form, and always[...]phs. been made, the last flat has been put •Rufus Glasper, a fiscal agent for the perhaps a statewide organi7ation. To Jeff Wendt, who always gave in the box, and the last issue has been Maricopa County Community College Most of the representatives present said me a ttand when I was sports editor. sent to the printer, all I have to say District, gave an informative talk on fiscal they were highly motivated by the con- is ... 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	[...]The rear of the house faces Catalina design degree. He spent a year at to the working world. Because of the Island, and Backs arranged the furniture Georgetown University in the school of recession, new home sales are down in the on angles to alJow the residents to see the foreign service. Then he found he wanted Phoenix area, but Backs says the reces- Larry Backs, interior desian instructo[...]hree or four on campus, recently won an award in the When Backs meets with clients be[...]hich corresponds nicely to annual competition of the Phoenix discusses ideas with them,[...]graduation for those in school now. Chapter of the American Society of In- himself the expert. He does the shopping stitute in Brooklyn, where he rece[...]Design. and be shows carpet and fabric samples bachelor of fin[...]rd was for transfonnina a and photos to the customer. If they aren't chitecture. He recei[...]ternatives. degree in education from the University waU covering, window treatment[...]know what they want," Backs said. This is Backs' first year as a full-time Backs' bu[...]as led him to design a five-story office raising the ceiling, and adding haloaen different th[...]n, D .C .. In a lighting on tracks were a few of the im- The starting point on the L.A. house Scottsdale Community College.[...]ing green slate floor. Backs our campus has the potential for setting ject, he went in whe[...]left one working fireplace, but turn- found the upholstery fabric, which set the up a degree program and is excited about decided where rooms and departments ed the other into a niche where soft color scheme. The carpet is "popcorn the opportunity. would[...]Backs did the interior and exterior in the field should take introductory also designed the American Embassy in The seating in both rooms was c~ design[...]en chairs were stripped and place in the same competition in 1987. It and find out i[...]h was reupholstered took a year to design the house and eight developed. when his business takes him all over the and cut down. Both were used to tum an[...]Opportunities should abound by the world? empty space into a TV room.[...]e to staying in shape addressed in recent seminar By Joyce Barton[...]" d iet" has negative extra lean. Usually the tougher the meat, grey sweat suit, said the more you take connotations. We think of it as depriving. the lower the fat." The Voice care of your needs, the better able you will On the contrary, she says, eating well Pell says when eating junk food avoid Fitness is wellness, and staying well in be to deal with other things in life, the means you can eat any food you want. It[...]s. ''And certain can- "this crazy world" involves the total more productive you will be. is more a matter of how much of it you die[...]ave a Snickers, eat So says Joann Pell, head of the cam-[...]Social fitness is another aspect of[...]basis is to monitor your fat intake and eat[...]weight watching you still need to presentation on the subject of total fitness[...]fit when th ey have the time for[...]It is easier to eat well today because[...]In addressi ng the physical exercise Mental Fitness[...]Most of the fat that people eat comes " How you think, what you think, and wellness, the fitness counselor said. They[...]mines your get great satisfaction out of the little[...]lves to o ne fat food a day . a week is enough, she says . "Fitness is fit as well . Mental fitness, she emphasiz- In introducing the nut ritional aspects " If you choose to eat red meat, certain ed, gives a person the ability to cope. of health , Pell said she tries to avoid the cuts are lower in fat , " she said. "Choose[...]How would you like to be the Stude[...]he will never know the feeling[...]ng From The Voice staff to[...]Call Joani 846-1226. "Lightning Bolt" is the personal defense system[...]Word Proccessing Near for the 90's which could[...]
	[...]7 Avoiding anger a major issue By Joyce Berton things . The psychologist indicates Body Lucua[...]"should" or "must" are the key words Another clue to anger management is This will also began to help to heal yo[...]learning to watch how the body reacts. Time out is another technique the Does your anger cause you to be "Too "Trouble comes when the other party Wechsler says when a[...]" or are you "Too Cold refuses to follow the rules," he says. angry they begin to breathe rapidly. ' 'You When anger is at a high level. The to Hold"? •[...]ns when there can't think about what is going on. You angry person may need time to calm · In an anger management seminar by is exaggerated significance of an event or can't respond because the carbon dioxide down. the same name, psychologist Dr. situation. in the blood is 9S percent. It is a mild If the other party respects that, then a Frederick Wechs[...]Rapid, shallow breathing causes the the problem solving. Hospital audience so large they[...]s pro- brain to respond as if there is an emergen- Deal with angry children by first of the provided seats and onto the floor. ves you don't love me or you wouldn't[...]validating their anger, Wechsler says. The listeners were divided in their this."[...]"Learn to control your anger by body Help them to investigate the cause. Often response to the question, but unanimous Wechsler says these thinking patterns control. Breathe deeply," the speaker they don't understand themselves. Then in their desire for his advice on the are automatic.[...]"They are learned from the influential deeply will help you rdax. It is easier to appropriate way. "When a rabbi[...]spond to a situation when you are relax- The anger management counselor ad- It doesn't take the time to analyze the automatic, they are abbreviated. 'That's[...]up." mits aU of this takes practice, but by do- situation," Wechlser said. " An angry[...]had it,' are typical responses." When on the receiving end of someone ing so people can move on to negotiation, person does the same thing. They don't " When one or tw[...]rson's anger or pro- Dr . Joe Purham of the campus " If you go by limited feedback, your meaning,'' the speaker explained. " Anger blem solving[...]chieved. Counseling Center, says this is the time point of view can be distorted." is really a mask for pain . Therefore, it is Often people are afraid to express thei[...]Sometimes it i taken too lightly, people the tension, " he ay . their anger and deal with it e[...]ake a joke o ut of it , and laugh There is a lot of added pressure right more effectively. P[...]arn to use Another key to anger management is it o ff. now . Students ha e exams and the final anger management .[...]try to avoid a con- days of school piled upon the holidays. " How many people take the time to frontation altogether, o r[...]know what is going on with the other per- turn it back o n the other person. Years, we see more students {in the One key to develo ping anger manage- ment is for people to control what they son? " Wech[...]ny other time of say to themselves . According to the Cinderella from the stepmother's perspec- threat to retalia[...]estions. The campus counselor strongly sug- thinking includes: He asked the audience to imagine be- Another avoidance tactic is manipula- gested a support system to help deal with •Miad reading: This is " assuming others ing bumped from behind whil[...]tress, loneliness, and painful emotions feel just the way we do," he says. Or in a check-out li[...]nce, "Also watch your diet," he advised. the other is feeling or thinking. point of view might change if you turn Wechsler says to "use the broken record "Sugar can be a problem[...]e rules around to say something, and realize the technique.[...]alcohol actually increases it.'' THE MOST POPULAR BOOKS AT THE MOST POPULAR PRICES That's what the College Book Center[...]ed books or selling them back, we're the store that remembers that you are,[...]ing on student income. And, since it is your money, it should be important w[...]re you save it! Check the comparison- you'll see that[...]Free hot dogs and Pepsi YOU come out the winner:[...]
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	[...]establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peacably to assemble and to peti- tion the Government for a redress of grievances. D A high school student goes to the school library to check out a novel for a book report, only to find out that the library doesn't carry the book sought because it has been banned by the school district. D A music fan goes into a record store to purchase an album by his favorite group, only to find no copies of it on the shelf, because it has been banned by the state. D An art lover walks into a museum to see a sculpture by his favorite artist, only to find that the sculpture is no longer there because nude art has been banned by officials in that county. Although controversi[...]le should be able to watch, listen to, and Are the rights of these people being taken say whateve[...]se? tional right, the First Amendment has its Censorship issues such[...]Are First Amendment rights being taken How the First Amendment should be in- away by those who are supposed to protect terpreted is the big question: after all, next them?
	[...]limits what The Voice[...]istian crosses. No Stars of David . Nothi ng that shows preference of[...]By Jeff Wendt any religion over another. This is the practice of most government-funded entities durin[...]movie? state" is the reason most frequently given[...]Do you look for violence, or by government officials for censoring use[...]of very bad taste? The First Amendment to the United[...]Such scenes are affected by States Constitution says "Congress shall[...]the new rating by the Motion make no law respecting an establishment[...]" NC-17" is a rating that bars The Preamble to the Constitution of[...]children from seeing the movie, the State of Arizona says we are grateful[...]but doesn't carry the "X" rating to Almighty God for our liberties;[...]that the adults are used to however, it also admonishes, "[...]immmediately, and one of the exercise, or instruction."[...]first movies in Arizona with the These documents set the stage for buildings all across the country. Many groups are protesting their removal[...]"The rating system was give these words a narrow interpretation set up in Greer Park in the heart of town and state," he said, "and the founding developed as an informatio[...]to do this." tool to inform the parents as to Campus regulations "A winter visitor wrote a letter to the "Religious holidays should be the content of the movie, " Graciela Figueroa, director of town council threatening a lawsuit if the celebrated within a religious communi-[...]ublic relations on earn- display was in the park when he returned ty," he said.[...]Wayne Kullander said. pus, said the college tries to be sensitive the next year,'' said Ruth Gregory, presi-[...]nt view on Kullander said that the rating to all holidays and celebrations . dent of the Caliche Garden Club, owner restriction of religious displays is the Rev. was all- inclusive, and more like " Sometimes we miss, and that makes me of the set. Father[...]n "X" was, feel bad," she said. " We find that it is best Without fanfare the nativity set was Basilica Catholic Church. because the "X" was never an to use ' season's greetings,' or 'happy placed in the front yard of the United " I feel sad aboul it," he said. "If the official rating from the MPAA. holidays.' We must separate religion from[...]hurch. majority of the people d o not oppose it, In a rece[...]why you couldn't have it." article, the director of " Henry tation is Glendale. Rouse said he thinks the United States and June," Phillip Kaufma[...]"We have no written policy on the mat- has lost the value of symbolism. " We also feels this is a giant step in the Phoenix, the largest incorporated city ter, but we use[...]movie business. in Arizona; and Duncan, the smallest in- said Peter Van Haren, city[...]things that are America and show it the way I decorating during the holidays. but Van Haren said the decorations are beautiful without hassles?" he asked. want," Kaufman said. "It is not "The city has no written policy because "pretty much vanilla." And the " hassles" do continue. intended[...]The "NC-17" rating was be- Brian Suggs, administrative assistant in The religious community The ACLU view ing heavily enforced through the Phoenix's Public Information Office .[...]ublic Harkins chain, according to ''The legal department ren.d ers opinions a different point of view is the religious property are a violation of separ[...]state," said Barbara "If the person going into the Phoenix does, however, allow religious leaders who agree with the private sector. Drescher, an intern with the American movie is obviously under 17, he displays at sites it rents[...]roup wants to reference to God, " said the Rev . She said that if someone complains on to enter in the movie,'' use religious symbols at the Civic Plaza Frederick Nitz, pastor of Our Savior either side of the issue, the ACLU Kullander said. "But this[...]ical Lutheran Church in Sun Ci- reviews the facts of each individual case rating will in no way affect the this for the duration of the rental. At ty. "In the past there was no objection and makes a[...]on of whether to old 'R' rating that is used now." public buildings, the city shows no to religious signs during the holidays. It's file a lawsuit. This change in the ratings favoritism of one religion over another."[...]in recent times." This comes back to the First Amend- system is the first since 1984, The small retirement community of Rabbi Jeffery Ableser of Temple Beth ment "the right of the people to peaceably when the MP AA installed the Youngtown caved in to the threat of a Israel takes a similar stand . assemble, and to petition the Government "PG-13" rating category. lawsuit over a nativity scene that had been "There is a disestablishment of church for a redress[...]ally available to minors; must not disrupt the instructional pro- would be offended."[...]t or sexual cedure or diminish control in the On the contrary, Grand Canyon The Voice[...]or anything that distracts classroom, and the school reserves the University, a Christian academic school, Contrary to popular belief, GCC has from the educational process or right to be the final judge. has other ideas.[...]what the district deems disruptive is the realms of safety and decency.[...]obscene, immodest, indecent or ly cover the person, contain no emblems[...]the 33 schools in the district adds its own In certain schools, the LA Raiders or must not disrupt the academic process. arts and sciences, there are no[...]Kings clothing could be considered The professors will be the judge of cerning clothing, "but they (students) d[...]uptive because in some schools they what is inappropriate, and students who Donna Murcblan[...]irts, blouses or hats that are suggestive The Deer Valley District handbook, Fur[...]alter tops, although this In comparison, the pool rules on this However, students at nearby[...]to students above third campus echoed the campus rules. schools and high schools have many The Peoria Unified School District's grade.[...]ons. handbook is similar to Glendale Union ASU and ASU West echoed the non- Tara Burnette says. Officia[...]ook has nothing in it on how skimpy it is. Basically, it depends on to compare clothing pol[...]pecific rules are not spelled out in t.h e The opinion of Lynn Phillips, the pool is out in the open." public specialist at Glendale Union High[...]n High School District's secretary to the president's executive Does censorsh[...]assistant at ASU was that the school schools today? Probably[...]
	[...]B3 Music becomes a question of obscenity By JennHer Williams Does the government have the right to " protect" the citizens of the United States[...]fall under the same scrutiny as As Nasty[...]As They WannaBe are albums by Guns[...]N' Roses, and the foul-mouthed comics[...]the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that This quest[...]peals to the prurient interest, offends American society, and the most recent group to wrestle with this question is 2[...]In the November iss ue o f Judge Jose A . Gonzales Jr. h[...]Madomoiselle magazine, an editorial by a decision that declared it would be illegal[...]albums and cassetes filled the Crew contained the following statement : Nasty as They Wanna Be, in the South[...]ebrate rape. And that, I to purchase or listen to the album .[...]Crew albums now carry a warning think, is obscene." However, those who are convicted of sel[...]bove), making people Regardless of the outcome of the cases ing the record to an adult could face one aware of the album's explicit lyrics. against 2 Live Crew, it is felt by many, year in prison and a $1,000 fine . Selling In the state of Florida it's illegal to including Rogow, that the First Amend- it to a minor could mean a five-year[...]purchase the album no matter what ment and 2 Live Cre[...]the circumstances. victorious[...]Rogow told the Orlando Sentin": that cannot be reasonably argued that the charged with violating a little-used state "It changes the balance of power," national publicity about the "Nasty" rul- violence, perversion, abuse of women[...]aid Bruce Rogow, a Nova University ing is creating a groundswell of support depict[...]o represented 2 Live Crew and was for the album, which has sold approx- human genitalia contained on this recor- The group was also involved in an quoted in the Miami Herald. "It' s going imately I .7 mil[...]currently has a new 2 Live Crew has also been the target of 1987. The charge was related to simulated want to be repressive. " album , "Banned In The USA," which charges of obscenity .[...]Andy Lundheim, a full-time student is promised by Campbell to be even Two members of the rap group were also ended in acquittal.[...]with a first-degree misdemeanor The main concern about the charges assessment of the situation. Campbell said, as quoted in the Miami an adults-only concert in a[...]r this kind of Herald, "We' ll keep making the same club . Luther Campbell, the Crew is that they will lead to restrictions censorship[...]in Broward County. •' Advertisers feel the[...]By Jonl Kowitz censorship crunch The Voice By Joyce Barton[...]for Banned Books Week on your 1991 calendar. The Voice " Banned Books Week-Celebrating the Freedom to[...]Library, 5959 Brown Street, and sponsored by The The Voice for his topless bar. Another might[...]ctivities included displays and discussions about the advertise massage parlors. Should The Voice run controversial subject of cens[...]books were on visual display, along with a The First Amendment offers censorship pro- wire cage symbolizing the absence of freedom. tection to the press, but it is heavily qualified and Books like " Catcher in the Rye," "Gone With the problems arise, some concerning advertising. Wind," "For Whom the Bells Toll," "The Exorcist," Censorship occurs "when some outside per- " One Flew Over the Cuckoo' s Nest" and "A Doll's son or group of[...]ng printed,'' said Mark Goodman, ex- the past year, according to a Denver Public Library list ecutive director of the Student Press Law Center of 100 Banned B[...]Banned Books According to the spring issue of the SPLC considered dangerous by individuals or groups who The following is a partial list from " Banned magazine,SPLC Re[...]ne Owens, Books Week '86-Celebrating the Freedom to advertising bas several serious ne[...],' · a ref erence source of o ver 100 banned the student press. One of the most obvious is the Most of the books were banned because formal com-[...]sement cen- plaints had been submitted by readers who found a book "" " Death of a Salesman .. by Arthur Miller sored from a student newspaper,[...]d usage. yearbook, revenue that could pay for the With 1,000 book complaints made nationwide in 1989, "" " Grapes of Wrath .. by John Steinbeck has editorial space in the paper is lost. attempts to ban works considered offensive are on the been banned on the grounds of vulgar words. Lost ad dollars m[...]or bans were placed on books in "" " The Chocolate War" by Robert Cormier formation for the publication to provide. only 15 p[...]ions and f oul Censoring advertising means the public bas " Whoever complains can[...]but she was quick to add that banning a book is giving V" " Forever .. by Judy Blume was pulled from had, the Report says.[...]school libraries for the act ofdisobeying parents The only laws governing newspaper advertis- "A book that is considered trashy will be used and and[...]"" "Ordinary People" by Judith Guest was couldn't advertise prostitution, for example, The complaint form Glendale library submits to their banned after a parent found the novel obscene which is illegal except in Nevada.'' readers includes 19 questions, the last one being " Do and depressing. The Voice bas "no set guide.lines about what[...]library materials?" editor, "but this is a community college. If we According to Owens, some of the books were dislik- according to the Intellectual Freedom of the American receive anything controversial, it[...]l board." the display.[...]from ln 1988, Janice Bradshaw, lawyer for the " Many people read the books exhibited and even the shelves of a Denver library. Maricopa County[...]Owens said. ' 'The Bible: Revised Standard Edition'' was attacked[...]al libraries recieve complaints about books, in the early 1950s for contradictions to evolution and district schools. ln refering to the Hazelwood vs. and still no protest has removed a book permanently " The American Heritage Dictionary" was removed Ku[...]on language has been banned in Arizona by a community in 1981 for port our basic right to read guaranteed in the First in this case/ '[...]d's name in vain." Amendment to the Constitution of the United States,"[...]ks from shelves date as far Owens said. " The end result," Owens said in reference[...]'s "Adv~tures of to censorship, " is always the denial of another's right[...]
	[...]B4 Tailgaters beware: No license to swear By..,._.. Sctorlp1e... If it is turned down by the committee, the customer's next step is the director of motor vehicles, who has the final say. Feel a need to make a statement or[...]lates? be turned down are "69 4FN" which is If so, be ready to explain the meaning considered obscene, and " NO GOD," behind the letters. considered a[...]service, Arizona plates in 1974 and the ftrst guidelines were Department of Transportatio[...]ions for plates are companied with a defmition of the letters, words relating to sexual and bodily func- even if it is a person's name. tions, religiou[...]d have to do In September of this year, the something about it anyway, " Clemens legislature gave ADOT the OK to recall said.[...]with offensive expressions. She believes there is no point in going Plates can be recalled regardless of the to the expense of issuing certain plates if year issued. 160 people from the state are disputing[...]One person had been issued a plate the recall and have requested hearings.[...]"At 4:30 in the afternoon when they employees who view the applications. The due to the emphasis on the prevention of Honeywell, was issued tags[...]Clemens said. nia in 1986 which have the letters 1 can' t imagine that one wouldn't slip guidelines to the department, and many An article in the October issue of the "TSCBS."[...]s Times Magazine, stated that He said the letters stand fo r Terran[...]der her plates which read "DOO "It is my desire to express to the world their passions, occupations, interests, and[...]WHOP" because the Sons of Italy felt the prejudices . u[...]A request with the letter RX was When requests are refused , cust[...]d because of its reference to d rugs, can dispute the decision by sending in In fact , in California, w[...]r position. vanity plates have been issued over the organizations, according to Clemens. pharmacist. "If the customer disputes a decision, past 20 year[...]issued Tne price of vanity in Arizona is $25 . " It's a[...]ons of " dago ·• and "wop," innially. The annual fee is $10. sa[...]t every two months," Clemens said. the Sept. 17 issue of Time magazine. Over from[...]backgrounds." Drawing the line between art and pornography talcing the photographs or closing the Keating left the "clean up" work with[...]show. Dennis Barrie and the Contem- Reverend Jerry Kirk, who founded the Before the Mapplethorpe show open-[...]rnography. ed, the CCV demanded five photographs[...]enity" and "illegal use He also founded the CCV (Citizens for from the X portfolios and two Robert Mapplethorpe calls it art; the of a child in nudity-oriented material."[...]for its There are many prominent men on the removed. ual[...]cide for fight against pornography. This is the ci- board of the CCV: Carl Three, a promi- The front man in the fight against porn themselves.[...]in Cincinnati now is Sheriff Simon Leis. Perhaps the biggest censorship scare received a sente[...]According to LA Weekly, Leis said, "I over art in the past year has been the for pandering obscenity.[...]obert Mapplethorpe trial. When The fight against porn in Cincinnati coach s[...]not protected by law but which have been "Robert Mapplethorpe: The Perfect Mo- began a long time ago. Charles Keating Keatidg brought the Citizens for established through the ages, that aJl of ment" arrived in Cincinnati, ma[...]- ple were outraged due to its content. the CDL (Citizens for Decent Literature, him[...]uality is one of the immoral acts." According to LA Weekly, the Cincin- later to be named Citizens for Decency According to a columnist at the nati county sheriff, Simon Leis, deemed t[...]Phoenix· Gazette, Dennis Wagner, it is During the 1970s Leis was county pro- several of the photos "criminally According to the New Republic, one of the two largest anti-pornography[...]ht from and anti-obscenity organizations in the bookstore, mas[...]hard Nixon, who ap- United States, and the vast majority of movie theater out of his jurisdiction. It The photos in debate were collectively pointed him to the Presidential Commis- the funding came from Keating, his com- is because of Leis winning a case against known as the X, Y and Z portfolios. sion on Obsceni[...]y. panies and fund raisers operated by his Hustlerin[...]o n appeal) that they are not sold sadomasochism, the Y pictures contain- wrote the minority opinion stating " Por- In a st[...]anywhere in Cincinnati. ed flowers , and the Z pictures contained nography leads to crim[...]Even wit h a ll of the time and figure studies of black men .[...]arg umen ts Leis and h is partners On March 27 the Contemporary A rts war was declared on P[...]then presented, the j ury that deliberated the Center filed a lawsuit against Leis, the and the Ramada Inn chain for showing executive director of CDL: " It is unclear case found that Dennis Barrie and the county !)rosecutor, and the Cincinnati adult X-rated programs. how the financial turmoil will affect the Contemporary Art[...]ut ty of the charges brought against them . • Censored Adve[...]controversial topics for scholru.Lic mitted to the campus paper are regulated advertising," she said. "But the Star[...]T newspaper advertising are alcohol, tobac- by an acceptibility list. doe[...]fu nded colleges are submitted. If they did, the editors would rights.[...]her matter. make the decision to print or not."[...]"Private schools have different The Arizona Republic is a privately[...]ctor of owned paper, says James Rawif, from the Barbara Cage last year, Goodman said . But the SPLC news services for Grand Canyon Univ[...]tudents claim that pressure to limit ed by the public; therefore, the students An ad acceptance committee app[...]s Gilbert alcohol advertising in their newspapers is themselves can decide what to put in their[...]g staff members "Private schools are owned by the peo- ••For instance," Rawlf said, "[...]ohol advertising policies. ple who fund them. The guidelines arc set gentleman wanted to pla[...]t In February another Congressional bill, by the owners, "Potts said, a doctor. He was proclaiming the doctor Jennifer Williams the "Tobacco Product Education and Ci[...]ng deci- was a cheat, and he wanted to use the Pltotoa[...]ould have prevented student ma.naaer for the Gl~nda/~ Star. says they name without writ[...]products. won't print binao ads because of the laws But for student journalists, the main Artll[...]lism student and aovcnaiq pmbl.ina throup the mail. issue is censorship that occurs when[...]Marc deCel.le sales rep for the Stat~ Pres, the Arizona "We arc a community-type paper, so anyooe from the outside malces decisions SWe lJDiversky ne[...]
	[...]Words by Children at the Child Care Center Stephen Lopez, 4, places a Christmas bell on the tree, with a little lift from Amy Glemba, a staff member of the Child Care Center. Brandon Goins, 4, and lia Tamburro, 4, make gingerbread houses with the help of Candy Molina, staff member, while Tara[...]ba, staff member of the Child Care Center on W the eagerness of young children, and the helping hands of teachers, decorations were made and hung on the earn-[...]campus. She said when the children from the Center decorated the tree, .they could see it[...]"They went right back to the Center and Danny Vargas, the groundskeeper, planted started making more," Glemba said . the tree near the library last spring. The children made several types of "I suggested that the kids get involved,"[...]as well as popcorn and Melissa Arreola shows off the glue she got on her One of the teachers helping the children[...]orating her Christmas bell. make ornaments for the tree was Amy Gle.m-[...]StOfY and design by Barbara Schripsema/Volce _,. • r[...]
	[...]A first-semester board member, Abrams' major is computer science, and his main field of interest is people. He wants eventually to own a business[...]Abrams also believes everything ESA does is meaningful to all students. "We meet every Friday evening in the Student Union cafeteria," be said, "and discu[...]embers.'' "My favorite event this year was the evening social we bad with Joe Betban- court and his bluegrass guitar. We also bad the Ninja Turtles for the kids. About 200 people showed up." Abrams thinks the art shows are a vital part of the ESA agenda. Ron Barilla is a fi ve-semester Evening Students Association-Rear center: Michael veteran of ESA. He is parliamentarian Abrahms. Middle row: Robe[...]arilla, Samuel Hoerner, Raoul a nd interprets the constitutio n and by-laws.[...]Photo by Wanda Pippet ministration. He eventually want[...]nts get in- because they don't know about all the bachelor of arts degree in art and to work volved in the benefits and social events things they can[...]s what's on campus for them. ' ' "I joined the Evening Students zalez said. "We are[...]some input in exten- Sara "Sally, Hervey is past Marjorie Johnson is vice presi- ding the hours of the library, cafeteria president and a seven-semester board dent of the Evening Students Association. and bookstore,"[...]e to improve Barilla said he thinks one of the most Her personal goal is counseling in the her skills at the workplace and improve important things ESA does is contract religious sector. "I have my Christian herself by working with student govern- each year for an[...]el that's ment. She feels student government is free legal services to students. "We also[...]joined ESA because Johnson feels all the functions of the said. some things needed to be changed. " The ESA are important because they benefit In the future, BariJla wants to work on board needed[...]cultural,'' she cited many examples of things the students. Grants range from $2,000 to[...]ure to different type5 of art Robert Bowman is the treasurer triloquist." through the Artist Series, and purchases of the ESA . Hervey said she spends about 10 hours the association has made with its money. "I joi[...]Johnson feels that the evening students[...]need to be more aware of the ESA classes, she works in the Student Ac- Bowman said. "I find work ing wit[...]because it is one of the few gro ups on[...]ry fulfilling." " The ESA works to make cultural campus that is there to help them and Bowman also said he[...]able to students," Hervey become president of the association.[...]ple will hear us so the evening students[...]can sometimes provide the same enter- wo n't be left behind," John[...]Johnson also said she feels the college[...]" By serving o n the board, I've been often puts more emphasis on the day[...]able to help others, and I've also learned is in his third semester on the ESA board . from others. " to the night students. The examples she committees, Samuel Hoerner is completing cited included the bookstore and ad- He is a management major who plans to continue working on a management his first semester on the Council. ministration offices which are, for the Artist Series,[...]only open until 7 p.m. degree after he leaves the college. Hoerner believes his most i[...]Johnson is completing her third year on art acquisition, "The executive board is the go-between for students and faculty," Coulombe is to assist students with course material the council.[...]m them of activities happen- Mary Obtund is the secretary of voice on campus." ing around the campus. ESA, and majors in education. "I want scholarships, the Hoerner is also interested in medicine to teach element[...]apanese history, in addition to stu- This is Oblund's second semester on the Evening Students[...]board. As is the aim of most board tion to keep the lights on in the parking lots until night classes are over."[...]o get more Association pro- He is pleased that the board has been successful in purchasing bench[...]a commissioned officer in the armed ser-[...]"Everything ESA puts on is important[...]vides the college the High Tech Center and art objects for a doct[...]hlund said. with its social the library, offices and grounds.[...]She enjoys helping Brian Quinn, the an "I'd personally like to be part of get[...]- coordinator, in setting up an shows. "He structure.[...]r Evening Students Association picks out the pieces we are to purchase," ting a museum set up for the protection[...]e of our art objects," portant personal goal is to " utilize my Coulombe said. "I think we s[...]ESA is the sole funder of art acquisi-[...]knowlege and leadership skills for the bet- tions for the college. able to do this in about one more y[...]my community." Coulombe' s main objective is getting[...]She also feels it is important to help more students involved wit[...]achieve their maximum potential member of the council, feels the main tivities and management.[...]purpose of the council is to generate through education . Richard Gonzalez is a fi rst- Johnson feels that the ESA Council's cultural diversity on campus[...]oftbe Council. He also most important role is to help evening also like to promote an interest in musical serves on the fmancial commitee. students know what is available to them. events. Gonzalez feds the purpose of the coun- "Evening students usually come to Thompson is interested in psychology. cil is to see that each student gets what class and[...]ike to complete a be deserves and to prove to the student don't take advantage of what is available bachelor's degree in psychology, a[...]there ia a Diabt life on campus. to them-like the Artist Series-probably work in indu[...]
	[...]11 Holiday entertainment across the campus Music majors to perform[...]recitals The Glendale Community College Jazz Band will Christmas is back and the day and evening student[...]ay at 7:30 governments are preparing for the annual Glendale Recitals will be held tomor[...]in private lessons. Several of the jazz numbers played will include The party will be Dec. 22 from 9 a .m . til noon in[...]Jia Brown,, "Spinning Wheel," and the Student Union. struments in varying degrees of[...]be featured as To raise money for the children's party, gift give- imately 2S pieces are on the program. a Tenor Sax Soloist on "Misty. •• The group will also away tickets are being sold at the Student Govern- The performances will begin at 2:15 p .m. in the perform a jazz version of "Frosty the Snowman." ment Office, the Evening Students Association booth, Music Building, Room 24. Admission is free and the John Thruber will direct the ensemble. the Student Activities office, and at a booth at the public is welcome. The free cooocrt will be held in the Performing Arts End-of-Semester Blowout.[...]The price of tickets is $2 or the donation of a new[...]toy. Prizes will be given away at the party. Glendale Community,[...]from Valley West Mall, a gift certificate from the to present concert[...]"Season's Greetinp," a choral program with the Needy children who will be attending the party were The Glendale Community Band and the College Concert Choir, the Chamber Sin&ers and the Guitar contacted through the Head Start Family Communi- Symphonic Band will[...]ty Center, Family Development Center, and the GCC row night at 7:30.[...]Child Care center. All children are welcome. The Symphonic Band will perform ftrst in the con- Dr. Peggy Licon and Janet Carlsen direct the choral Donations for the party were received from the cert. Pieces that will be played include "Minuteman," groups, and Bonnie Lou Toigo directs the guitarists. Glendale Chamber of Commerce,[...]and ..Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo." The program is tonight at 8 p.m . in the Perform- Black Angus, GCC Bookstore,· Valley West Mall, The Community Band will conclude the concert ing Arts Center.[...]Departments, with several Christmas pieces and the original Leroy Spiced cider and coolc[...]during in- First New life Children's Choir, The Good Egg, Tex- Anderson version of "Sleigh Rid[...]er's Tree Farm. Both groups will be directed by John Thrasher. Donations of non-p[...]s are being encouraged to donate their time, The free concert will be held in the Performing Arts and good used toys will be[...]the Westside Food Bank and Toys for Tots.[...]bert Del Gilmore at 435-3526. 'Diviners' cast shows professionalism, quality acting[...]. The emotions of Buddy's father, manly One of the elements of critiquing a col- and simple Ferris Layman, who had to play is to remember that the actors live with the loss of his wife and the heart- not professionals.[...]er that while were touchingly portrayed by Shaun the campus cast of "The Malone. · , '' written by Jim Leonard Jr. Paul Schutte, a returning GCC student, directed by Vrrginia Ludders, theater was excellently cast as Basil Bennett, the nstructor. story-line philosopher who held the town Steve McClellen was Buddy Layman.[...]k- Michelle " Salea" Lay, Elizabeth by his mo ther's drowning death II Snyder,[...]phie Lenny, before that he was terrified by all Andrew Hutchison and Tonly Brinkley , even his bath water and the rain rounded out a quality supporting cast for the sky. the play. The audience did not believe for a mo- As the town women argue with it was Steve McClel[...]j ust washed or also baptized, the final The starkness of the set design demand- slow-motion scene portrays the tragic the actors give their best. They knew river dr[...]a recent production of Jim Leonard Jr.'s drama. " The Diviners." Matthew Kerby played a handsome but movie film. "'"u.>'"""''"IS C. C . Showers, an itinerate When Showers attempted to rescue the nrPJ::~cn,""r . He was pursued for one reason floundering boy from the water, the au- Dec. I performance.[...]Arlene Schuh, a newcomer from Ad- another by most of the women in[...]ed," said dison, Ill., was also impressed by the[...]. " I didn 't expect to become so Showers, with the help of Buddy's , Jennie Mae, played by Dorie surate with the quality of the cast. Three- Arbor, Mich., who has a background in drawn into the story. I've seen a lot of did his best to wash away both quarters of the seats were empty at the student theater. " I'll be back to see more college plays. This was the best." 'Heartbreak Station': A taste of many mu[...]t a mixture of contemporary some light on the band's new direction: By Bobby Warren[...]music which keeps the listener guessing " I'm going t hrough chan[...], The Voice with[...]The first single, "Shelter Me," takes a alright." If the record is as successful as Others point their finger[...]and Jimmy Swaggert. The true weakness of the album is its ee[...]d it through "Love's Got Me Doin' Time" is lack of a truly strong song, which[...]live in a glass house time to the early seventies, and you come up with " Heartbreak Station," the t hird[...]n's Road" could easily have bad cuts- it is a consistently strong ef- Actually, the record is more than that. ie'[...]been from " Toys in the Attic." The title cut is a true blues song with[...]- from " Shelter Me " release, it is the coming of age for a group a vocal edge very fe[...]They no longer rely only on pulveriz- The record ends with " Winds of of 3 !h o[...]nd Tom Keifer's screaching Chanae, •• the lyrics of which miaht shed innovative[...]
	[...]with the Sioux Indians. "This movie is[...]tempt to set the record straight," Costner "Dances With Wolves" is the fllst bas said. "But I do hope our efforts to classic movie of the '90s. It is the epic authenticate the people and places we' r~ adventwe of an ordinary man who is dealing with will finally show a si[...]t with "Dances Costner insisted that the actual Lakota With Wolves," as well as co-producing language (the tongue of the Sioux tribe) and starring in it. be used in the film. "Lakota is a very dif-[...]guage with so many sounds," "Wolves" begins in the 1860's as said Doris Leader Charge,[...]ldier Lt. John J . Dunbar viser on the film who is an instructor of (Costner) receives his choice of[...]ing an act of Gleska CoDege, located on the Rosebud heroism (which was really his greatest at[...]t at suicide). Dunbar chooses to be "The steps I've taken in this movie--to reassigned to a post on the Western fron- set the Native Americans in an environ- tier. As soon as[...]is compa- ment that looks authentic for the era, to nion, Cisco (his buckskin horse that was give them the best costumes I could bas- awarded to him) arrive[...]can relate to--fulfills the obligation any Dunbar soon comes into contact with the filmmaker has when he enters into a Siou[...]omes a can,'' Costner said . member of the tribe. " Wolves" gives you the feeling of The movie, which is based on Michael honesty that Costner was hoping to ac- Blake's novel of the same name, travels complish; you feel like you are really sit- through Dunbar's friendships with the ti ng around the campfire with Dunbar tribe; a love affair with Stands With A and the Sioux. "Wolves" depicts the life Fist (Mary McDonnell), a white woman on the frontier as realistically and emo- who as a child was adopted by the tribe; tionally as a movie possibly can. As a and the tearing decision he must make director[...]Top 10 end-of-the-semester By Jaon lluldrtck[...]Someone tries hard Top 10 end-of-the-semester activities for T•urua (April 20-May[...]nt. a Christmasy-colored bow-tie. is my kind of Thursday!" It's not Thursday, take your Don't forget the keys to the handcuffs this time. "" 9. Tell[...]18): You have knack for get- to take the final because you don't exist . medication and sh[...]ug. 22): Many of your fondest hopes, if the sky is falling-you'll soon realize, it's the earth that's "" 7. Answer essay questions on ec[...]am by simply writing, "I'm not gonna pay a lot your let[...]H tod8y is your birthday, influence spreads beyond[...]"" S. Invite Dan Quayle to take Political From the Balcon[...]"" 3. Impress literature teacher by standing on[...]ly take the day off.[...]
	[...]13 Tough Bowl loss for Gauchos Last minute FG by Warriors defeats the Gauchos in last game A 27-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Akahiro Kamada with 1:51 remaining led the Warriors of Walla Walla Community CoiJege to a 34-32 victory over the Gauchos in the Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl.[...]. "Glendale is a great football team," Warrior head coach Mike Levins said. "It feels good to get the vic- tory, because we had to play hard to win the football game." Although the Warriors won the game on the scoreboard, the Gauchos won the war of statistics . The Gauchos amassed 417 yards of total offense to the War- riors' 394. The Gauchos opened the scoring in the first quarter[...]iii you should feel that you're capable of moving the ball[...]0 In the next eight offensive plays, the Gauchos fumbl-[...].c. ed the football three times. That resulted in two War-[...]'\. rior touchdowns. The first was a 1-yard run by sophomore tailback Bobby Fraiser, and the second was Sean Deal (No. 46) is squashed at the bottom of the pile as Daryle Donahue busts through the line a 17-yard run by sophomore quarterback Jason Brown. in the second quarter of the Valley of the Sun Shrine Bowl game. " They scored two touchdowns off of our three tur- novers, but for the game, they only had five big plays,'' Kamada to close out the first half, giving the Warriors staning from their own 35. The big plays of the drive Kersting said. "They never did have an impr[...]ense." "The running game had been working weiJ for us all[...]handed off game," Fraiser said. "But all the work starts up front The Gauchos had two chances in the last 1:5 1 but both to Fraiser, who handed off to wide receiver Maurice with the offensive line." times they were forced to give the ball up on downs. Handcox, who threw the ball to sophomore wide receiver After the halftime break, both teams came out ten- "You have to learn to take the goods with the bads Henry Newson for a ~yard touchdown. tative to begin the third quarter. After each team com- in this game of football and unfortunately, we took the After a Walla Walla fumble at the Glendale 29, the pleted three drives, culminating in five punts, the bad side," Donahue said. Gauchos drove the ball 64 yards in 11 plays, culminating Gauchos finally broke the string with an 80-yard, five- " I was vecy disappointed with our performance in the in a 29-yard field goal by Gary Bacskay, leaving the play drive, ending in a Simmons to Decker[...]t half, but from halftime on, I was very proud of the Gauchos down 21-10. pass of 41 yards. Satsay Singpradith added the extra way the team did," Kersting said. "They kept playing Walla Walla foiJowed by driving 73 yards in 11 plays, point to close the gap to 31-25. hard and I was not displeased with their effon. " with the final play of the drive being a 39-yard "We had been playing good the whole half, plus we touchdown pass from freshman[...]were stopping their offense," Kersting said. for the touchdown. This put the Warriors ahead 28-10. With the momentum going the Gauchos' way, the With 1:48 remaining in the first half, the Gauchos Gauchos got the ball back on the Warrior 24 after a Final[...]F 75-yard drive, using 1:24 off the clock, the Gauchos a drive he engineered all by himself by busting up the ww 2I 10[...]mons to middle from one yard out to tie the game at 31-31. Glendale[...]7 7 32 wide receiver Steve Decker. The Gauchos went for two Singpradith's extra point was good and the Gauchos and convened as Simmons threw to running[...]went on top for the first time since the first quarter. W-Fraiser I yard run(Kamada kick) DeVries in the corner of the end zone. "I felt we had the momentum , but it just seemed like W-Brown 17 yard run(Kamada kick) But that didn't stop the Warriors from scoring before we couldn't clos[...]W-Newson 60 yard pass from Handcox(Kamada kick) the end of the fJist half. The Warriors in two plays mov- "It just didn't[...]ho foot- G -Bacskay 24 yard FG ed the ball 62 yards, 53 of that coming on a Helmick ball throughout the game," Donahue said.[...]ass to Handcox, which set up a 23-yard field goal by The Warriors put together the game-winning drive Simmons)[...]Newson 1-60, Kretschman 1-10. John Ross of the Gauchos recovers a fumble by Walla Walla's Bobby Fraiser (No. 4) in the fourth quarter. This led to a Gauchos score by Daryte Donahue to put the Gauchos up 32--31 .
	[...]Sports Lady Gauchos open regular season at 2-3 By Jeff Wendt were h[...]"We were real tentative in the second half of the game, and we couldn't con- After Wednesday nig[...]and we couldn' t against Mesa Community College, the make any of our field goals within a La[...]lcox said. overall record and a 2-1 record within the Silcox added he was able to get all the conference. players some playing time in the tourna- Saturday, the Lady Gauchos faced ment so they could g[...]ults of that minutes of action and learn how the col- game were unavailable at press time. lege game is played . The Gauchos are preparing to face Phoenix College on[...]y The Gauchos opened up conference[...]- Phoenix College. Last year, the Gauchos won two out of three games against[...]Community College. Sophomore Cindy "This is a real grudge match," head Cobos led the Gauchos in scoring with 23 coach Greg Silcox said[...]Karen Vesecky added 12 points, like Phoenix, and the Phoenix ladies and Trina Haney and Robyn[...]•'The players were fired up and we Gauchos lose two in[...]jumped on them early," Silcox said. The Gauchos opened the 1990-91 cam- •'Once again everyone got a chance to paign in the annual Valley of the Sun play and learn the pressures of the game." preseason tournament. The Gauchos fac- The Gauchos next faced Central ed Clarendon, Texas in[...]nd, in a game in which and were defeated 74-50 in the opening Silcox said "was the best effort I've seen round .[...]and forth in that we didn't prepare well to close the until there was about 12 minutes left, and game[...]"I can' t say enough about the way our After that tough loss, the Gauchos kids played. I've never had a tea[...]" The team will be traveling to Califor-[...]t be capable of doing this nia on Dec. 27 to the Grossmont season against us," Silcox said.[...]e-evaluate Christina Gordon demonstrates the Korean martial art form of Tae Northland Pioneer[...]everyone so that they can redefine their tion to the tournament. The Gauchos role on the team," Silcox said.[...]By Jeff Wendt tube[...]The Voice of them in the last poll before the bowl[...]For the last three years, there has been the Miami mystique and finally show how[...]talk throughout the NCAA about the Hurricanes can really play?[...]whether to let the football program go Then comes BYU. They have the best[...]national playoff system . player in the country in Ty Detmer, but[...]an the talk are right and the time is now to start the push for a national playoff[...]play in the Western Athletic Conference,[...]This year is the classic example of why[...]a national playoff is necessary and need-[...]but they play one of the toughest non-[...]conference schedules in the cou ntry.[...]First o ff, there's Colorado, the five- credit do they get for playing a tough[...]No. I because ference schedule, wh ile the independants[...]tied a game early m the season to Ten- year of why a national p[...]hould be used . D1\i~1on 1-A is the only[...]u e the playoff y'ilem . Thi mdude the[...]has the reputation of having a good Peddler[...]gives me the feeling they' re ducking the[...]The o nly thing that is keeping the[...]playoff system on hold i the college[...]presidents. The player like it, the coaches[...]like it, the athletic directors li ke it, but the 9862 A Metro Parkway E.[...]Notre Dame was defeated by Stanford college presidents won't go for[...]early in the season to drop them down in the colleges stand to lose TV revenue Phoenix, Az[...]the rankings. Then all of a sudden, they money[...]and are back on top, on- Who cares about the money? We the[...]Dame is a good team? champion.[...]Then there's the Miami factor. Why So let the college presidents thi nk about TEAM SHOR[...]anked above Brigham Young their money. The fans will eventually get[...]University when BYU defeated the Hur- tired of the bowl games and start show- OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS ricanes earlier in the year? Now their ing how they want a nati[...]chance at the national title went down the system, and then it will appear.
	[...]15 1990: Oh what a year it was By Jeff Wendt may[...]mes. In the East, the Pistons continued theu 1990 also marked the return of con- ln the American League, the Boston dominance, but were heavily tested by the[...]college football. Miami won Red Sox and the Oakland Athletics rose Chicago Bulls in the Eastern Divison Why was 1990 such an odd year in the national championship, but created to the occasion once again. And once final . Michael Jordan and Co. couldn 't sports? How did the Reds win the Series? the controversy of needing a playoff again, the American League West show- hold off lsiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer, How did the Pistons win their second system. The 1990 and 1991 bowl games ed its dominance as the Athletics swept and Joe Dumars, as the Bulls succumbed straight NBA title? How did the Forty- will provide even more controv~ r sy. the Red Sox in the American League to the Pistons in seven games. Niners also win their sec[...]ampionship Series. In the finals , the Pistons showed their Super Bowl? Here's an inspir[...]r a great World Series, total domination over the Trailblazers How can we ever forget the lockout? and won the series in four games. back at the 1990 sports year in review. which was highlighted by the brilliant play[...]of Billy Hatcher and Jose Rijo of the Football the strangest seasons that baseball has[...]Reds. Everybody was saying, how could The Niners were just unstoppable last seen. the Reds win the Series? Well, they went tlockey season as they ran though their opponents Although the lockout provided for a 1990 marked the return of one of the[...]out and did just that, sweeping the and, finally, defeated the Broncos 55-10 bad season for some teams,[...]most familiar teams to play in the Valley,[...]a lot of excitement from the contenders the Phoenix Roadrunners. Although they This year, it looks like the Niners are this season. We got to see the Pittsburgh Basketball didn't make the playoffs, the team return- headed for another Super Bowl. Only the Pirates and the Cincinaui Reds rise to the Who can believe those Suns? Well, I ed to medium-ranged crowds and averag- Bills and the Raiders will provide the op- top of their respective divisions in the Na- was one of those who had some faith as[...]to whether they could beat the Los In the NHL this season, the Edmonton The Phoenix Cardinals aren't having The Reds and Pirates then gave us one Angeles Lakers. When they defeated the Oilers once again captured the Stanley such a great 1990 season. With injuries of the greatest National League Cham- Lakers in L.A. to win the serie , they may Cup by convincingly defeating the Boston and a not-so-hot quarterback , the team pionship Series in some time, with the have felt a little overconfident in playing Bruins four game to one in the final look toward next year with the hope that Reds winning the heated eries in six the Port land Trailblazer . series.[...]llege Whether you choo;e the new Macintosh Usi, Apple' latest powerful, afford[...]............... at Pima CC ~ Or the Macintosh Dei, known for its high performance and expandability. Or the Jan. 30 ... ... . .[...]ern Arizona College system with the AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Monitor[...]
	[...]• Class______tr_om~page~1 having the energy to do all the things you ASU, Cal State Fullenon, Cal State L.A., The last time a Glendale forensics team Also c[...]duce tension while sit- Other schools were the University of " I'm pleased to see our f[...]According to Mooreland, second-year is not always safe and attackers can use She als[...]atten- "Don't let your guard slip. There is no relieve tension.[...]ke Exercise energizes, Pell said. " When The University of Texas at El Paso, and do as[...]ou," she said . you're tired, all you want to do is eat. If The University of Wisconsin at Eau to.[...]alysis, and program Mooreland became the forensic direc- ple may not work for you,"[...]pon- Scrivens concluded that " everyone is a Cool Whip topping, or sugar free Jello ASU won the Hoffs Invitational sibilities as dire[...]amassing 129 points. The University of clubs on campus.[...]oma finished in second place, with "Jan is realJy gung-ho about it," Hoffs dramatically.'[...]Southeastern Utah in a two-way said. "She is doing a fantastic job." Safety awarene[...]for third place. In the future Mooreland will take her of meetings sponsored by the Glendale "Whether it is nutrition, exercise, or Although Glendale[...]d campus chief of how you think of yourself, stan by pick- not compete in the Hoffs Invitational, team to compete in tou[...]build out from there," they did compete in the Fiesta Invitational Rockford, Ill.; Cerritos,[...]and again at 6 p.m . Dec. 12 in the Stu- "You are responsible to make the Competing in the Fiesta Invitational Anyone wanting to become involved in dent Union Council Chambers. The choice. That is what is imponant, to marked their return to the competetive the forensics club should contact seminar is free and students and faculty make the choice." scen[...]
	[...]1I _____ _ 1 prepared by Gilleland and Hunt Architects.[...]II now on-line By Jonl Kowitz a nd a massive 16-foot rear projection Lorenz designed the computer pit area in[...]screen at the front of the room. HTC II. It is two-third., the size of the pit The VOICe[...]e no chalkboards," West in HTC I, but the size ca n be expanded[...]aid . "Instead , there wi ll be cameras and by removing the wall<. of the fac t!tv ning[...]High if you need to project ~omething o n the offices. Tech Center II is opcnmg its doors today. ~creen. you simply wn[...]du:-in.o! a \alk-through by ~lancopa i ne ~creeu ~~ aJ,u uncllon., for slide mch j, a.:cc Sible to• the handi<. ... ppe· md[...]'-hanneb. elecom- there ts eqUipment for the ht:~nn- J members, 'Aho offidalh accepted the ne"' mumcauom. <lnd 1 nnC\:11.: 1t[...]. Cla-.srooms 'Alll be liege campu-,c~ m the m1crowa"e fhe pit~ \\Ill a commo[...]puters: \hCJnto h l 0. and the 18 ' ~6 puter[...]n "'h1ie con trucun • hi!. building Of the opcr.mg. th, ar.:hllce:t I ·enz ~ HTC II IS ~6.400 quare ct:t and h I'> vcrsattht[...]pH area, He c plaincd that all 10 of the than mo~t. I hope the bui!Ji ~ '!> p· >blem·[...]10 classrooms, a classrooms, along'' 11h the large computer free"[...]ttng center, wnttng and graphic lab~. lab in the pit area~. are equi pped with -g plu a classroom of the futu re. trenches below the ca rpet to allow com- needs. "Tht buildmg[...]ble to ac- ~ "The electrOniC classroom is the puters to be placed in any configuratio[...]e 1; classroom of the future, " aid C huck "Someday, we won[...]istry would plan to put in he. . •thin the next ~ West, HTC[...]. _2 has overseen the p roj ect from it plained . "Cias rooms will be constructed Lorenz is contracted with Gilleland & L-.---=---- - - -- --[...]Jiow mstructo rs to Hunt Architects, which is also responsi- The electronic classroom contains develo p a room any way they want. " ble for the design of High Tech I that Michael Lorenz, archit[...]dent's wo rkstation Versatility was also the strategy when opened in 1986.
	[...]Opiaioa Risking Armageddon • ID the Persian Gulf By the time you read this, we[...]human history. missles on the half million U.S.[...]best clue as to the probable many ducks in the desert, or, as[...]What worthwhile purpose could the horrors of chemical weapons[...]accomplish? The United States or Israel[...]removed from power and the nuclear weapons to retaliate,[...]thousands of lives and the With such weapons, the d[...]vironment and economy. Fur- exceed the more tha11 50,000[...]such a catastrophe, the horrible themselves. Hussein could[...]Today on Bet Li]e, our contestant is tionally by the Jan. 15 U.N.[...]sh The domestic reaction could could delay sendin[...]easily make the anti-war sen-[...]Mr. Hussein? Time's running out ... or the U.S. Congress could vote timents of the Vietnam era seem to disallow the President from mild by comparison, while making a frrst strike against abroad, the leadership positions Iraq. of the United States and the The future course of world[...]bet that the war Bush is risking history could very well pivot on[...]both sides may stay within the horrible than any in history. At the least, we should at-[...]Hopefully, the proven ability tempt to understand the basic[...]weaponry. But is it wise to bet[...]the world on it? themselves, as exemplified by possibilities. in the years following such a[...]Bush's new taxes and Hussein's The most difficult course of[...]h Iran, will soon begin events to predict is that pro-[...]not do the same, were our roles[...]The world may depend on it. Can you say 'thermonuclear, and 'broccoli, in the same sentence? By Marc ... Celie struggle, the world holds its collec-[...]d) The Middle East is transformed in- The Voice[...]our energy Test your nose for news with the fi rst came during the Cold War, but[...]needs for the next 40,000 years. Un· news quiz of the New Year: somehow the old buggers who con- d) The economy goes to hell, as thirty[...]fortunately, 23 Indians deep in the trol most of the KGB and the Red[...]Amazon Basin are the only people l) What happens when a nice gu[...]Army decide to give in to the hun-[...]left to enjoy it . over the Soviet Union?[...]) Bike riding education for adults a) The Berlin Wall crumbles.[...]becomes North America's hottest b) The Iron Curtain crumbles.[...]new growth industry. c) The Communist Cookie crumbles.[...]in real deep debt doo-doo. d) The whole damn country, which[...]ANSWERS: Ia, 2a and 3a are the cor- but a conglomer?' · " f[...]3. V. hat happen~ v. hen the natiom. of the[...]1 states held wgelh1.. ,olel y by rorce, th[...]pened (I gave out the brownie point ).[...],.,orJd unite in the cau e of peace, ju tice. breaks in[...]The other an wer are just future[...]:!. What happen when o ngre and the 15,000 nuclear warhead hang in the pre ident fina[...]1 balance of a tug-of-war between the[...]a) The world get 5 bro\\ nie pcmt,.[...]o h ing the budget deficit? old Stalini<;t empire and the new[...]b) The v.orld get<; limed . ,end Immediate!) to the ~ ational P ychk force of liberati[...]\.') The \\Orld get addamueJ[...]rc.flc.n the •~t•• i ,. ,,.., '1 thrl."' ... tho"[...]
	[...]:hrome eq)e, wings outspread, on the didn't need to steal it. If they had j[...]hood of my automobile. It pve the old ed, I would have been happy to give[...]the bird. leng[...], 1 thought. So did my Please see that my name is removed teenaged son, though he was kind[...]. Skip Boyer, campus. When they see that the collqe from your mailing list. I have no idea why[...]having nothng It was really a nice touch. The car had[...]ecially fed up because your most purchased it. The dealer said a new one[...]Your Dec. 10 issue of the Voice was there's no need for a Martin Luther Kin[...]staff are to be cap! holiday! J:.ast like the state of New Hamp- mistaken. So I bought the eagle and in- commended for producing suc[...]Davis for his exceptional article about the st[...]ment Talk . His report was Editor: For the birds my eagle.[...]tccurate and thorough. In fact, we were The Voice pullout section for Dec. 10,[...]ly so proud of it that we sent a copy of the 1990, on censorship was powerfully done. E[...]have adopted a new attitude toward the paper to the KNIX staff. They, too, were Please congratulate the entire team for I'm an old-fashioned, patriotic[...]ir production coup! I was able to use guy. I like the American eagle, the flag, Obviously, there are other patriotic Joyce Barton's article about the fitness the whole paper to good effect in last apple pie, mothers, etc. I'm especially souls about the campus. Perhaps they felt seminar, also presented by Employment night's Northern Arizona Un[...]ks, was first-rate as well. Both Joyce and the professor took it with him. Well To demonstrat[...]I am disappointed, however. They of the Voice through their articles, and David Bria nt, The Institute Well-meaning activists are environ-'mentally' unstable By Eric Wlncentsen chimpanzee. reproduce, so the police barge into a is boycotted. The Voice Actually, not all things that the en- man's house and force him to . ..[...]y, incidents like this bring to say that the environmental ists do get to Follow me now int[...]force a child to undergo major surgery mind the methods different environmen- run the government someday. sion : a dimension of the color green, and to satisfy her parents' moral beliefs is past talist groups have used to bring about Wha t I picture is, since the Surgeon o ne that is surprisingly empty. the point of ridiculousness. their[...]General ' s post would also be held by a You have entered the mind of an T his act of mora l mas[...]ntal terrorist vegetarian environmentalist , the majori- environmentalist .[...]ven a n e nviro nmen- group, believes that the whales must be ty of this nation would starve to death This is a mind that thinks the earth is talist would do this, you can look it up protected, a policy it promotes by ram- because of the laws of what we could and getting hotter while it is snowing in in the Dec . 30 issue of Parade magazine) ming wha[...]ably wouldn't even Phoenix, that thinks harassing the by an Indiana family is nothing short of the c rews. be[...]dical Environme nta lists are much hke the enough for the cows. is going to change something. and v[...]mes to promoting their I understand the need to protect the en- It's a mind that would force a 6-year-[...]What's next , anyway? A gorilla can't is left alone, or someone speaks out a nd to swinging from trees. Voices across the campus How far should the U.S. go militarily now that the January 15th deadline has arrived?[...]We should give him I think the U.S. hould Hutchinson[...]another t\\O \'veeks to stick to the deadline o If we are going in wit h fir t and take \\ hatever ..... ith the Unu d :'-lations leave Kuv.ait ; then if he the M iddle Ea~t and troop , go in and get the actions are neces ary and Re[...]t out. whatever action is then see if he is \\illing to serious.[...]
	[...]Roaers; Gran- Cast selections have been made for the campus produc- tion of the classic musical, "Fiddler on the Roof."[...]Kelly; Shprint- in 'Awakenings' The play, which follows the struggle of a Jewish father trying to maintain hi[...]Revolution Russian village, will be presented at the The play is being directed by Virginia Ludders. 'Round the Comer Theat~ here on campus in early Choreography by Lenna De Marco, and vocals by Mary March.[...]"Awakeninp" is a brilliaat new ftlm based on The cast list runs as follows : Tevye, Sbaun Malone; Performance dates for "Fiddler on the Roof'' are a trw story. It sta[...]Per- scheduled for March 8, 10, IS, 16. Tickets are now Williams, with excdlent direction by Penny cbik, Matt Michael; Tzeitel, Renee Serino;[...]the newest member of the staff at Bainbridse 'Lizards' crawling into your[...]Hospital in the Bronx.[...]He is assigned to care for terminally ill patients,[...]years. Among these patients is Leonard Lowe (De Vo[...]Besides these few dragging spots, the cassette offers ~ . j :East •Wh[...]an excellent overview of the contemporary Phoenix club[...]' , 1 had been whetted by an collection cal[...]The easiest thing to do would be to start with the best[...]stuff. Dead Hot Workshop's acoustic " F- k No" is easily[...]miraculous effect on the patients, bringing them '/)esert Zona that featured local industrial the most powerful, and therefore the best. D.H.W.[...]sounds like a more intense Replacements, and the song to life.[...]· ' ~t would give me a better idea of the should lead off the tape instead of the dumb cover of "My Favorite Things" by Avid Intent. ings" was based on the true-life journal of Dr. ~[...]r recent to hospitals, looking at the footage that Dr. Sacks • .· {:[...]self-titled debut. Unfortunately, though the song is[...]thoroughly listenable, it's just as run-of-the-mill as any shall, of "Laverne and Shi[...]" One of the postencephalitics that Dr. Sachs } , · j or mediocre MOR pop. Very few of the metal song.[...]wrote about is still alive. Lillian-she's a terrific 1 1 groups 1were on the club scene, and some House Quake, the local answer to the Red Hot Chili[...]eppers, finally gets a chance to get its music to the au- lady .... We went to see her, and we saw the drug ' selections from well-res[...]ir other material. With the release of Lizards, the second as good as anything in the Peppers' metal/ funk / punk[...]"Awakeninas" is possibly the best new movie[...]of the year. Both De Niro and Williams give I .· , Zia collection, my wishes, for the most Other reasons to get this album? Tyn[...]g with Blue Oyster C ult perhaps the best and most memorable perfor- I[...]d volume still has some of the bad points of the last one, such as a pointl[...]vocals, Majestic's "Out of the Darkness," and[...]Knucklehead's "Just Who We Are," a down-to-the-note[...]What the hell. I could go on raving about this thing[...]mances of their illustrious careers. Throughout the[...]tients at the Bainbridge hospital, not actors por-[...]USiCianS fsteps to reading the Volcel By Tn~ey FIKher[...]By Jaon Sluldrtck[...]applicants should be high-e nergy The Voice[...]I: Pick up the latest issue of the Voice, which you've The Best of Disney Show Band is an "Oviously done[...]our friend's copy. way to showcase your talents, the Disney Entertainment the"Best of Disney" stage show, given 2: Read and enjoy. Work Experience Program is fo r you . four tim[...]k . Par- 3: Laugh at all the funny parts. • Each summer Disney chooses some of the best col- ticipants must have adv[...]nd Note: do not laugh at the sectiOllS not meant to be funny lege musicians from across the country for their three jazz skills.[...]a \\Cekl y ti- - 1--- - - S: Cut out the really funny cartoons and hang on your[...]gerator with extremely Lacky-looking magnet ~ The studio orchestra, which performs at EPCOT[...]6: Recycle.• center in Florida, is a 36-piece Academy Awards-style[...]Auditions for the 1991 program will be 1 orc[...]y in 7: Write a Jetter to the editor telling what you like or guest artists se[...]itions are I dislike about the paper.[...]8: Wait anxiously for the next issue. The marching show band will have two grou ps, one[...]-m basis from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at each of the Disney parks in California and Florida. • .;l • urther information regarding the Participants must read and move well and have j[...]call (7 14) 490-3 126 dur- oriented skills. Five shows will be performed daily, so in[...]
	[...]age 5 News Weight Watchers chew the fat at new meetings[...]school schedule and also gain the support needed while grams, including n[...]students to learn more about the program before siJD· meet the American Heart Association standard: low in Weight Watchers begins the new year by offering[...]In the past, Weight Watchers frozen TV dinners were gram[...]to Joann PeU, campus WeUness coor- The employee program, also a l~week session for $80,[...]meets Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in the Student Union. Archer also emphasized the changes Weight Watchers dinator, the student program will parallel the Weight[...]k sessions offered to employees last If the individuals lose 10 pounds each, there is a SO percent refund for each person. If the employee keeps "It really allows me[...]off the weight for 6 more months, an additional 2S per- S[...]s cent is refunded.[...]PeU says the program for students and employees will The Weight Watchers program for students, a l~week[...]work because of the strong support system. Albeno Sanchez, the lone male member last semester, session which cos[...]o f~l a sense of "It's a go,'' Pell said about the new non-credit class "I enjoy the company of the other Weight Watchers," belonging in knowing that someone else is going through which developed as a result of requ[...]the same problem as them," she said.[...]ial type of event, not strictly con- However, she is not sure there will be funding for par-[...]" Research shows chances of being more successful and[...]losing weight is a lot higher," Archer added. According to Judy[...]a Weight Watchers member, agrees: adrninstrator, the program enables students to meet their Weight Watchers has revised and updated the pro- " It really gives you a chance[...]The Voice[...]provided as a service to students through the Associated[...]According to Kristin Bennes, assistant to the director[...]of student activities, attorneys are selected by bid every OUR USED[...]The two attorneys on campus submitted a joint bid.[...]broader range of legal e:xpenise and better serve the needs[...]of the students.[...]Selden specializes in the areas of civil litigation, col-[...]they want further service, they have the option of sign-[...]ing a written retainer which states what the attorney is[...]fro m the University of Michigan and a master's degree[...]ic relation , including We Have the[...]" I like the college atmosphere," Harrian said. " A part[...]He says about 30 percent of the students who come[...]he said. "When I tell them how the law can help and lead[...]Harrian is in partnership with the Bellah and Harrian[...]law firm . He is also attorney fo r United Auto Workers[...]legal services, a board member of the Arizona State Bar,[...]and on the Glendale Board of Adjustments.[...]Harrian attended the u niversity of Arizona College[...]of Law, the University of London legal curriculum, and[...]
	[...]withdrawn from other Morally, he said, the United States potential nuclear capabilit[...]Iraq docs not get out of Kuwait. "We can't be the world's policemen," Colllft*S aM Preside[...]Kyl, R-Ariz. "Yet, what Referring to the resolutions facing Con- The congressman also said nuclear Kuwaiti[...]e you and me can gress-, Kyl's opinion is that Congress will weapons are unnecessary because the and tortured; everything they've ever[...]e military action if Saddam United States is only interested in destroy- has been taken from[...]ately 7S people attended a from Kuwait by the deadline set by the cellent equipment capable of doing that. money on the Persian Gulf crisis when we neighborhood meeting[...]have so many problems here. at the Deer Valley Community Center where Kyl spoke abou[...]If a decision of force is made, Kyl hopes the country will show they are[...]It is not the case, he says, that America[...]ing international outlaws Americans, particularly the Persian Gulf unified in their support of the president.[...]has been commended by Congress for be- Troop~' f...ules[...]go everywhere whenever someone Fifteen pedple in the audience had im- ing one of the most communicative[...]ed nuclear or chemical weapons. mediate family in the Persian Gulf. One presidents. He supported Bush's actions, "It is occasionally, once every two or[...]As a member of the House In-[...]together," the congressman said, "that 'Governments camouflage uniform in the desert." conditions are created for which it is im- Neither the mother nor Kyl knows where her son was deployed. The vestigative Subcommittee of the Armed[...]possible for the world to sit back and do[...]sometimes representative wouldn't speculate on the camouflage uniforms in this particular[...]commanders. He says the United States[...]her that troops closest to harm's way were given the best equip- troops are the best trained in the history of the country, are highly motivated, and[...]Hitler. Yet, he says that Hussein is[...]ckly as possible. Another woman, whose husband is in their morale is superior. He was impress- ed with plans, and is confident the best[...]equipment was on hand . the reserves, asked Kyl why reser-:::;::; were sent t[...]According to Kyl, it il' the com~~aation[...]of things lhiit i:o the problem: Iraq has[...]Personally, Kyl does not favor the use of nuclear weapons by the United States. He[...]started two wars in the last decade; Hus-[...]sein is a brutal dictator, who rules by[...]under control.' The representative says the theory is says one of the things we would do if we force and has used[...]don't think it's unspeakable brutality against the people would go at the same time. He added that a good thing for[...]biological, BUY FOR LESS. SAVE THE MOST. The College Book Center is the place for the books you need at the price you'll like. From Psychology to Mathematics[...]rking directly outside our door, you'll find that the College Book Center saves you time. S ince time is money, we thought you'd like that. Hey . . . that's just the kinda guys we are.[...]
	[...]Women win five of seven By llettSuman The men's basketball team will put its[...]host San Diego Mesa in the frrst round.[...]....... "Ricks is a aood ballclub with[...]ve miftakes, but aood defeme recent win streak on the line when they 96-94 overtime vic[...]compeasated for the mistakes we Southwestern, advancing to the cham- Tbe women's buketball te[...]defeated by Yavapai Colleae made," Silcox sa[...]In the championship ~arne, Imperial Wednad[...]Calldlol plaee . . . . . . . •. . . , The game will feature two teams with[...]y. Both teams like to Valley was too tough for the Gauchos, The Lady O.•tebos pmtic::iJ*eCI in[...]w tbe Grossmont tournament in push the ball up the floor, looking for[...]tunities . "Imperial Valley is a good team with[...]pme at South MOUDI.ain Communi- the team put forth a aood effort. " They have good[...]better than any of the other teams we've ty ColJeae. In their openina round pme, the always a fast break team," said Paul[...]physical aad meatal preparation In the sccoad rouad, the Gauchos record, and 4-8 record overall, Coach After a slow start, the Gauchos·are off skills, •• beiMl C[...]and running. Beginning the season at 1-9, Saturday's resultl ve[...]pion Allen Hancock CoUege and "Defense is the key to beating them ," the team has won three of its last four[...]won 69-S4 to advance to the gam[...]ers with a Coach Long auributes part of the touab scbedule. In the scmifmals, the Gauchos fac- full-court press. team's success to the return of second- "We have bac:k-to-back touab ed the host team, Grossmont Coi- Gauchos defeat tough Ya[...]avapai, Ieae. In a nip and tuck pme all the After a slow start for both teams in the ing from an ankle injury, Jeambey return- but it wiD act toqber later in the way, the Gauchos defeated Gross- ftrst half, Yavapai carne[...]to ao to Scott- mont 61-S8 to advance to the f'mals in the .second half. The Gauchos allowed " Ben is an integral part of our team," sdale and to Yavapai,'' Silcox said. of the tournament. Yavapai to build a 14-point lead befo[...]In the cbampioaJbip pme, the marking their comeback. An 11-point who plays bard all of the time."[...]C•c:lnltHP Ia ~a.ce spurt by the Gauchos cut a then 12-point Another key factor in the team's recent The Gauchos faced Martin team. In a p[...]to I in a span of 50 seconds. A success, is a change in its half coun Methodist Collqe on Jan. S and the semiimal, the Gauchos fell short 3-point bomb by Ben Jeambey later tied offense.[...]this .time, losing 69-6S in the imal. the score. In the fmal minutes of the game Before, they had problems scoring in[...]and mental- "We bit a flat stcetcb in the scc:ond the Gauchos pulled away before hanging their h[...]aid. " Our energy level "Our new offense is a slashing type of- The night before that, the Silcox said. is high, but we're still looking to improve fense,[...]another non-conference battle which the best fmish ever for the team in tunities. We dug ourselves into a deep the Lady Gauchos puUed out 6S-54. the tournament. ' Gauchos secoa[...]hole, but we have 16 conference games The Gauchos recent streak began at the left W> climb out." Who's 1990's No. 1? C[...]ty. Commentary the Big 8. But they also played a tough[...]So Georgia Tech finishes the regular[...]season 9-0-1 and plays in the Citrus Bowl[...]was No. I at the time they played any[...]team? No. Did Georgia Tech? Yes, they By Jeff Wendt only t[...]beat previous No. 1 Virginia in Virginia The Voice ly won)[...]When they got into the conference another tainted game, this[...]Fourth and finally, the pollsters felt Who's No . 1?[...]were greeted with a fifth- Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl. sorry for Colorado not winning the na- This has been a question stuck in the down victory over Missouri. That show- So, who in my mind deserves to be the[...]minds of a lot of college football fans. ed the ignorance of Colorado coach Bill No. 1 te[...]so consequently they didn't see the Colorado and Georgia Tech finished McCartney winning a tainted game. My p ick is the Georgia Tech magnificent display put on by Georgia No. I in the Associated Press and United They went on to win the conference Yellowjackets.[...]Press International polls, respectively. and the trip to the Orange Bowl against Why, you ask? Last issue I looked at the possibilities of No. 6 Notre Dame. For starters, Georgia Tech finished the How about a suggestion for later years.[...]ff system, and I still Georgia Tech, on the other hand, may season undefeated and only bad a tie If there is a split among the poll.s as to believe one is needed, but now I'm going not have had the best non-conference against North Carolina State. who is No. l , why not have the two teams to look at who should be No. I . schedule, but when at the end of the Second, Colorado lost a game to Il-[...]at Colorado. Colorado season you have to face the likes of Clem- linois, should have lost anot[...]Doesn' t this make more sense? has to play one of the toughest conference son, Virginia, and Georgia[...]See your name in print.. 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	[...]changes Inake spring enrolliDent hard to predict By Jamee Gilbert Presently there are 14,578 students ment is lower in comparison to the frrst number of credits that a student can[...]asses." register for by phone, from five to six. The Voice[...]Equivalency (FTSE) of 6,996. Although the current headcount is far "The new phone registration policies Comparing this[...]have brought about two significant ment figures is different than in the past. was 13,440 with a FTSE of 6,535 . FTS[...]ayless said. " Increasing from That difference is due to a change in is defined as the total number of credit by the time classes start today. five to six credits has allowed approx- the district's academic calendar. The hours in which all students are enrol[...]pring we imately 2000 more students to register by policy changes the first day of classes divided by 15, the credit hours considered picked up an additiona[...]"Comparing calendar dates enrollment Of the 14,578 students, 60 percent credit classes to register by phone." changed to match Arizona State Univer- is slightly higher than a year ago," registered by phone. Late registration is Monday through sity's calendar," said Mary Lou Ba[...]ring, enroll- increase partly due to changes in the Friday from 8:30 to 3 p.m. The Voice Classified[...]
	[...]..... A void stress by learning[...](; War comes to campus By Dnkll Meclrld name a[...]ed because of the information you "Every morning I[...]d?" she asked. wait for the phone to ring," he said. "I CouaseUag a[...]The Counseling Center recognizes that The war in the Middle East has in some Air Force Base, reque[...]some may have problems dealing with the way touched all our lives. But how has it not[...]d life on campus? to talk to the press," sbe said. ed," he said. Rum[...]Waltrip does not Her fiance, on stand-by, is scheduled abound and each new rumor adds to the Counseling Center encourages students, believe that the campus has been affected to leave for the Middle East soon. uncertainty.[...]rried out of And what does he think o f the people[...]ut now they are hoping to get mar- protesting the war?[...]" We realize that the situation exists and called, but I don't have any[...]are prepared to help anyone that needs o f the students that have left," he said . do n' t know from o ne day to the next testors have a right to their opinio[...]t thro ugh t his awful Waltrip doesn' t expect the war to af- what is going to happen," she said. he doe not[...]ge unless it lasts for a long She also said the military has cautio n- " When you sign, you[...]period or if it escalates. But he expressed ed the families of military per onnel no t orders o[...]s around their trees. not. I d isagree with the soldiers who want >Nant people to go throu[...]ut t here who are to back out now; t hey knew the risks a re here for •hem .. Jones c;aid The coUege has implemented a rapid re- watching h[...]licy for those who are sent to men are in the Middle East. T hen t hey Pete Espitia 1[...]ilitary duty, Waltrip said . burglarize the houses." tillary Bngade m the Nauonal Guard. " I Hospital Meeti ngs[...]paring for war JOined the Guard 110 I could gJve \ved nesd[...]~ 625 W. Thunderbird Rd. d ramatically. They are the ones who have VISt in t he 167th Sand S Co mpany, has Espitia sat in the cafeteria with head- Mary McEh am, a nurl>e, sa1d t he pur- left the campus and are no w in the Per- been waiting to go to Saudi Arabia .[...]n his head . " Do you see these pose of the gro up is to get people in to u h sian Gul f. H is company was activated on Nov. II headpho nes? I' m listening to the news. I with each o ther to share mformation Due to fear of terrorism, some would by the Department o f Defense. Du ri ng hate being in the position of not know- about what is happening not speak of their friends or relatives[...]aiting, " he said. " There is very little inf ..uion about are in the Middle East. " By printing their 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m . He could[...]itia fears t hat he may soon have to what is going on; people need to share names, you could b[...]ame secondary to De La Gar- I just watch the news." contact[...]
	[...]IN 'T't4E Third Antichrist So this is what happens when holo[...]This may sound stupid. In The United States has pro-[...]blindly follow prophecies. sein back to the Stone Age, But consider this: The Third even though his head is so thick World War, as translations of he can't tell when it is just time his predictions[...]few belligerent countries in the Even though we support the Middle East. troops and the President in this The Third Antichrist (the first action, there is still much to two are[...]rted pulling taking over the Muslim coun- this garbage that we should[...]and then attempts to take over the last 15 years, it looked like Europe and the United States. things were actually going well. Throughout this conflict, the This time last year we were Chinese seed the Arctic with euphoric over the fall of com- germ bom[...]s coming in- third of the world's population to existence. is destroyed. It only took one year for[...]All we know for sure is that control over his own military, this war is happening, and that resulting in the Lithuanian it wil[...]We should worry about the found another nation to replace future when it comes, and sup- the Soviet Union as the enemy. port our troops now . What is scary is that this We all[...]apocalyptic times; paranoia may the coming of the nuclear be the only logical response. ~aabeat ---------------[...]and the story would appear on page[...]The Voice beat," " Pirate re-encarnated, baby born The Voice A251 of the Arizona Repulsive.[...]with peg-leg," "FamiJy attacked by This is not due to bad journalism[...]e's or changing times. It is just an exam-[...]ple of the American public's apathy ducted by UFOs and forced into weight- "Suicide Solution" backwards the[...]toward what is important. loss programs!'' other night and I came to the conclu-[...]per," and " Top psychics all agree that the[...]mpany will have a brand new Of course nothing is wrong with effect the way the American public ' ject is plaguing the nation . service that lets you talk to the dead" are my life. I just want to do it because[...]just some examples of the strange goings Ozzy said so. tried to make a controversy out of the Well maybe not the nation. But certain- on. In fact, if this was a true suicide fact that the Jan. 15 deadline for ly the state.[...]ing OK, maybe not the state. The city .... Well hidden SeriousJy SociaJ Cameras, ting some extra cash by suing Jr.'s birthday.[...]All right, fine, so I'm the only one bought with only twelve box tops from Osbourne. The note I don't know It is true that the GuJf War is the plagued by this. Super Spy Crunch, have revealed that about, but the case is real. most important issue at this moment. The point to aJI this is ...what was it they are the product of annuaJ contests. The general opinion among the But other issues should not be again? Oh yeah. The point is, why do Writers of the paper compete to see radicals in this country is that with overlooked.[...]oney on a super- who can produce the most outrageous the start of the war in the Persian Our First- Amend[...]e market tabloid that is obviously not true, story. The winner gets a Tootsie Gulf they cah get away wit[...]have been generally the most attention even though they are were caught on the Seriously SociaJ Spy This case is just another in a con- withheld from the public. so ut[...]Cameras are the really bad acid trips that tinuing barrage of la[...]en standmg in a grocery store the writers nav ~ . rock musicians who have been accus- Finally, our vocabulary is stiJl[...]dities. the stories, people still buy them, in both make kids commit suicide. The judge body bags. There are "[...]" The headlines vary, but the intenuon senses of the word. could decide in favor of the parents[...]It is sad that a country that falls for th1s[...]is just the same: to sell.[...]es such as " GaJaxy shaped as crap is alJowed to have nuclear weapons .[...]Sta{J Plto.,fraplwrs Jdf Gnlwn, Karl The V01ce ... ..,..[...]
	[...]But not all are happy. Some around the the enemy. "Saddam Hussein watches United States are Protestina the war.[...]NN, ' ' he claims. PO'd by pomo[...]ethina. Aren't It's Jan. 17, 1991, and America is bom- dead and mutilated women and children[...]n our Arm- &cltor: bina Iraq. I listen to the excited conver- Da8 at their consciousness.[...]to preserve our way of In a reccot issue of the Voice there sations of students.[...]o our military experts on cam- life? That is what George Bush said. wu an article acclaimina the new "It'll be over in two weeks," says one pus have to say about them? Is our way of life not democracy? NC-17 mov[...]asses," says one. Doesn't democracy auarantee the right of in the same issue, there was an arti- overnight.[...]cle about a rape in the parking lot and "We're really kicking their as[...]I attribute their opinions to youthful ig- The true danaer here is not American another one on how women could[...]citizens voicing their displeasure; the protect themselves. Has anyone Throughout the campus I hear about But later that n.iaht I see Sen. John danger is Americans accepting political realized that this is conflicting surgical strikes, pinpoint accuracy, no McCain on television. He accuses the rhetoric as truth and attempting to qui[...]fenders thrive on pornography. The Arizona favors King Day by 2-1 majority[...]NC-17 rating is just a new label that[...]Hollywood has dreamed up for the By Mere de Cell•[...]trating what he did by splitting the vote. fort. Dr. Merrill's research shows that theaters and video stores wouldn't[...]ople Arizona voters support a King holiday by even consider carrying. The movie[...]MLK. Only three voted yes nearly 2-to-one. The will of the majority makers are just trying to remove the The entire nation is painfully aware on both propositions, while two voted for bas been subverted by electoral trickery: stigma to make us blindly fall into that Arizona is missing both a Martin 302 and abstained from voting on 301 . the second MLK proposition, you may their t[...]e a Luther King holiday and a Super Bowl. The other ten split evenly, so it only took recall[...]six voters against MLK to defeat these 15 ly by Mechamites. Poison is poison, no matter what the tion, however, that the majority of in favor of it. The press demands good stories, and label! Ari[...]not very scientific, though, so often neglects the facts that might ruin Let's encourage the student body of a King Day last Nov. 6.[...]ce Merrill, director of one. In this case, the facts that have been to clean up the rtlth rather than roll Ask a few people how they voted on media research for the Cronkite School neglected are: a) the large majority of in it! Contact your video[...]aid King holiday; c) no other will enhance the decline! rmd that those who favor a King holiday[...]eir ballots for King Day. state has voted on the issue, and d) the cast almost as many votes against these[...]he asked a completely NFL, which withdrew the Super Bowl Belva Barrick, Part-time[...]section of 500 Arizona from Arizona over the MLK issue, Picture a million people in favor of the voters if they would favor a paid King doesn't honor the holiday. Last King Comments, etc.? MLK holiday; 500,000 vote for 301 and holiday per the federal model, combining Day, local DJs called the NFL offices and Write to The Voice at 6000 W. against 302, while the other 500,000 vote Lincoln's and Washington's[...]oned, NFL officials feebly 8S302. Or stop by the Language Arts take one voter against the MLK holiday, percent again answered affirma[...]rlance, 62 to 38 so they wouldn' t be honoring the holiday The Voice reserves the right to edit the nUllion favoring MLK . percent is a landslide. until Feb. 15[...]I'm not suggesting that Ev Mecham The drive to create an MLK holiday in As one of the DJ's asked , " When do space considerations. defeated MLK with one vote; I'm illus- Arizona is not an elitist or minority ef- you guys celebrate Christmas? " Voices across the campus Do you think Arizona is susceptible to terrorist attacks and why?[...]so. Well I don't think It is a major city so but it's clear on the other ty far removed from the We're so far away. anyone knows where the definitely, I think. so. side of the world. dangers.[...]
	[...]about the campus in a brochure. The Voke time, and setting reasonable, secure goals. The seminar is 1 p.m. today in Gilmore's hobbies include readjng. the Student Union Lounge. A challenge for the student body and martial arts and weightlif[...]and unique, are insignificant in the the faculty to become " more involved" ESA Social Ni[...]Shainne Gay. An all-you-can- Gilmore is persistent about student and Associated Studen[...]d, will entertain for free dancing and listening. The in attaining it. Elected recently by AS, Gilmore fiJls event will be held at the Student Union from S-9 p.m. Tickets, $3.9S for adults "We need to pull in more people, the vacancy left by Bradley Melton. and $1.9S for children 12 and under, are available at the cafeteria, the cashier's especially faculty," he said . Gilmore emphasizes the abundance of office or at the door.[...]play a major role in creating "unity" by At the same time, he acknowledges that Instructor share[...]networlc.ing the availible information to a college's purpose is first and foremost[...]professor Lyle Langlois will discuss "Subways of the World" in "We need to unify a scattered student the semester's first Speakers Forum at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Student In the future, Gilmore wants to look[...]his first subway in Tokyo in 19S3 when serving in the U.S. in creating a positive "sense of c[...]ty" involving the majority of residents on on campus to offer everyone. " Navy during the Korean War. Since that time he has ridden, invest[...]. Gilmore wants the population on cam- photoaraphed 31 subways in 22[...]Gilmore and AS are plannng the an- pus to use AS as a source for networki[...]the campus grounds Feb. 28 through blems,"[...]According to Gilmore, there is a lot of People interested in becoming better[...]" a Re~ntry seminar with 1989 and is a psychology major. He continues by saying, "My impres- Elaine Erickson, instructional services coordinator on campus. The session Preceding college, he served in the Ar- sion is that individuals, although special is at noon Thursday in the Student Union Council Chambers. ASU West offer[...]Club honors members West, are invited to attend the seminar "Malc.ing a Successful Transition," 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Union. Frank Granillo, assistant direc[...]at awards ceremony courses, minority services, the variety of academic fields, and how to make By lllcheel ..., .... The two recipients for the scholarships a transition to ASU a! smooth as po[...]For more information on upcoming seminars, call the ASU West student[...]Helms' major is in material excellence,[...]The Engineering Club held its fall while Ward's major is in aerospace[...]ing out two $2SO scholarships along with the club.[...]five certificates for academic excellence. The certificates for academic excellence "Success as an Entrepreneur: A Risky Proposition?" is the title of Lou The Engineering Club has two main re- went to clu[...]ployment Talks seminar at 1 p.m. on Feb. 4. Grubb is chairman quirements in receiving an[...]Pruczinski; aerospace engineering major of the board of Grubb Automotive, Inc.[...]age and Douglas Lewis; and construction The leading Valley businessman will give practical gu[...]Although the club dropped from 48 Along with their s[...]l Employment Talks workshops are free and open to the public and are members in the spring of 1990 to 20 and Ward also received an award for held in the Student Union. members for the fall of 1990, two scholar- academic excellence.[...]ships were still given out, instead of the There are no dues to join the engineer-[...]usual one, because the two recipients tied ing club. The club meets every other Transfer reception for U[...]G .P .A . and club participation. Wednesday in the student lounge at 3:30 The University of Arizona is inviting students to "explore your options"[...]ed out the awards. fany Reese at 2[...]n at 6:30 p.ni . and program at 7 p.m . Feb. 4 in the Stu- dent Union. Refreshments will be served at the reception and the program wiU contain ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[...]from Arizon;> Sta•e Universit)', '"ill address the campus Speakers Forum at II a.m . Feb. 6 m the Student Umon Lounge His speech is titled "Men and Relationsrup to Themselves and Ot[...]For more information call997-6539 The cost is $S3 for all four lectures. Each session is tailored to the strengths of the particular instructor. Bass behavior, top water, spinnerbaits and the use GOLF SIURTS • HATS • T-SIURTS of electronics will be covered. The seminars will be held from 7:30-9:30 p .m ., star[...]EAMSHORTS•SWEATS c:oatinuc Jan. 5, 7 and 14 in the Student Union Louqe. llqiltralion for the series, call •35-3333 anytime until the last taninar. OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T-SHIRTS
	[...]lnlone snack bar The Voice The new year means a new semester By Wendy Smith with more mo[...]But for two campus freshmen, the new year[...]k bar and a new Dave Vanyo, co-owner of the College cafeteria manager are two[...]tion as a fliSt prize, and free books as the over operations of the cafeteria second prize. at the eud of last semester. One Robert Mulligan, the last student to of the fliSt changes she made buy books in Dec[...]to was to open a snack bar east of draw the winners. the John F. Prince Library, as a First-priz[...]uela and second-prize winner was have classes on the east end of Michelle Frey, a business maj[...]Valenzuela was interviewed at the new bookstore at the time she received her "It's going pretty good," Gay check for $312. She said she will use the Co-owner of College Book Center Dave Vanyo[...]to winner Michelle Frey. Named "Cocabana," the con- "I ' m one step ahead for the next cession stand offers sodas, cof- sem[...], hamburgers, Valenzuda said she enjoys the new used and the rest new. Vanyo said the idea for the drawing chili dogs, hot dogs, burritos bookstore and feels the service is better. "I knew people were only getting was to ·'do something for the students' and sandwiches coming from the "I was surprised," said Frey. "It was half for their money at the other goodwill." He plans to have the drawing cafeteria. Student reaction has[...]e said. He added that his main goal is still to " I like it," said Heather Mit-[...]Frey also went to the new bookstore " supply books for students[...]prices and give more service." the Agriculture Building. Her friend, Marco Menicacci, agreed and was also pleased by the added convenience. Another agriculture stud[...]ohn Aguirre, agrees: "A lot of people come from the east By Julia De Simone ed, "[...]"They just have to complete the com- buildings. The cafeteria is a long The Voice The mini-semester class tuition fo r in- petencies of the required class in a walk."[...]. clude Micr ocomputer Graphics, feels it is bard to get to the for regular classes this spring. Bayless explained that the short-term Microcomputer Accounting, Excel cafeteria because of the distance Students can still register for the open- classes, which have regularl y scheduled Spreadsheet, and Typing 1: Keyboard from the High Tech Center. entry/ open-exit an[...]hear The gold-colored mini-class schedule Open-e[...]ing, which lasts 13 weeks; Con- feedback, says the snack bar is listing[...]trial at the CIAR Building or at other campus them to w[...]lasts nine weeks; Nutrition Sports basis. She is aware of student[...]s, and want to add classes, before beginning the course. ment, which lasts two weeks. ments on the new snack bar or[...]d According to Gilbert, students taking the cafeteria.[...]en-entry/ open-exit adminstrative services. the mini-class Mary Lou Bayless, associate dean of ad- The main cafeteria has been missions and records. class must complete the course within 12 schedule was developed "to provide more given a new name, "The Olive According to Dee Dee Gilbert ,[...]options. When students need Grill." Changes in the decor are Sio ns and records assistant , stu[...]hour o pen- somethmg, Glendale, as a college, is able planned for the future. happy abo ut the mini-classes. entry/ open-exit class must complete the to respo nd ," ~ h e <aid. "I also[...]replaces Paul Hebling, who temporarily managed the cafeteria while a search was con- duct ed f[...]Staff Discount I when they visit the cafeteria.[...]• Cameras & accessories The new manager has a degree in hotel and restaur[...]e has been with Facility Food Service for the past year.[...]• Passport Photos "Cocabana" is open from 9:30 a .m . to 2 p.m ., Mondays[...]Dunlap Photo "The Olive Grill" hours are 7[...]
	[...]Frampton will make his an- started playing the piano at the age of 3,[...]and 10. The artist has performed throughout[...]The pops concert on Feb. 9 will feature E urope, Saudi Arabia, and the Far East ,[...]tenor Sam Hagan, as well as the Mac as well as the United States.[...]The formal concert on Feb. 10 includes arts degree from the Cincinnati Conser-[...]Solennelle." It also vatory of Music. He is al o a Van Cliburn[...]features Hagan, along with the Arizona bronze medalist , and winner of a[...]Frampton, pianist Janet Bramwell and The Masterworks Chorale was fou nd-[...]a tradition at performing independently, the group ap- GCC over the past decade. Frampton pears regularly with the Flagstaff Festival[...]fans usually return for more of his and the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra .[...]musical magic. The Frampton concerts are a part o f[...]" He' s what I refer to as a cross-o ver the Artists Series sponsored by Evening[...]of the Masterworks Chorale and coor- Tickets are available at the GCC dinator of the campus Artists Series, cashier's office or at the door. General[...]"because not only can he play the stan- admission is $5, senior citizens $3, and[...]tionally perform pop pieces." in the Performing Arts Center. Theater students head[...]Hancock was chosen for his part in the By Dawn O.Chrlstfna play "Little Footsteps," and McCellen The Voice and Kirby we[...]mances in "The Diviners." McCellen said Three campus theater s[...]his " wit h a passion." been chosen to perform at the Irene Ryan T he auditions at the festival wi!J be five- Acting Festival XXIII at S[...]e McCellen were chosen as finalists monologue of "The Bell of Amherst" for the IRAF when they competed in the and a dialogue of a comedy scene in " Lit- Americ[...]ck Page going to California to compete at the Irene Ryan Acting Festival in California.[...]• Learn the quickest & easiest way[...]• Learn how to increase the amount If what[...]your Located east of the library choose the schools that best suit[...]
	[...]8,1991 'Intruder, ' painful look at Vietnam era By Krt8tl Ebner The only useless portion of the movie were the scenes between Grafton and The Voice Callie, played by Rosanna Arquette. "Flight of the Intruder" is an ac- These scenes contributed nothing to the tion/ adventure movie based on Stephen plot . Coonts' best-selling novel of the same Principle photography for "Flight of name. the Intruder" began on October 16, 1989 "Flight of the Intruder" stars Tucson- at Pearl Harbor. The islands of Oahu and born Brad Johnson, Danny Glover and Kauai were also used to provide the ap- Willem Dafoe. It was directed by John propriate landscape for the movie. Milius, who also directed "The Hunt for Some fllming was done near the base Red October." of Mt. Waialeale, which is one of the wet- The Vietnam War serves as a backdrop test regions known on earth, with approx- for the movie, which is set in 1972 aboard imately 500 inches of rainfall per year. an aircraft carrier in the South China Sea. While ftlming near the base of Waialeale,[...]rom Hand" Grafton, an A-6 Intruder pilot. the ground and at speeds up to 200 mph. The Intruder is a low-altitude bomber The actors who worked on this ftlm got that has no form of defense except the to film part of the movie on an actual skill of the pilot and the bombar- Navy aircraft carrier, the USS dier/navigator. It can carry 30 500-pound[...]"We took 110 men out to sea for ten The Intruder's main objective was to days and w[...]b enemy targets, many of which were around the naval flight operations, which useless. The Intruder is one of the oldest of course took priority," said producer warplanes in the Armed Forces, and is be- Mace Neufeld . ing used in the Persian Gulf War as an active bomber. One amazingly real aspect of the movie was the city of Hanoi. This wasn't actual- "Flight of the Intruder" exposes Graf- ly the real city, or even props set up to ton' s feelings about the needless deaths look like the city the pilots were bomb- of his fellow pilots on these s[...]60 scale version of dent when his bombardier, who is also his the city. friend, is killed on a night bombing run. This was created by Don Pennington Commander Frank Carnparelli (Da[...]house in North Glover) then pairs Grafton up with the Hollywood. It took Pennington and 37 of cy[...]le decide to fly one mis- miniature landscape. The extensive sion into a sector of North Vietnam that amount of time was caused by the in- was called "Sam City." They planned to tricate detail used on the model. bomb and destroy it. "Flight of the Intruder" is intriguing The movie deals with the camaraderie and will keep you interested. O[...]m Dafoe as naval between these navy officers, and the pain of 1-5, "Flight of the Intruder" receives officers serving in the South China Sea during Vietnam. of losing men clo[...]halfway like C&W, but of course with the typical[...]1. Dick Tracy The Residents are a reflection of America itself. For The keyboard riffs sound hauntingly like an acoustic[...]rmance artists from guitar being strummed by the fireside while the lead 2. Total Recall San Francisco h[...]nd mutilated singer's voice mumbles through the lyrics of such classics 3. Pretty Woman traditional American music to the point where they have as "Bury Me Not." It s[...]nother 48 Hours So it came as no surprise when the Residents decided The second part, based on the blues, is simply bor- 6. Gremlins 2: The New Batch to do an act showcasing the history o f American music. ing. The Residents have always walked a fme line bet- Cube-Eis about as close to the Residents' concert ex- ween art and noise, and this is one o f the few times they 7. My Blue Heaven perience as a person can get without the visuals (which lapse into the Iauer.[...]ct and an aged Elvis talk- Fortunately, the third part, a sho rtened version of their 9. Back to the Future Part Ill ing about his li fe). Elvis tribute The King and Ey e, makes up for these flaws 10. Hunt for Red October The multi-layered studio sound is reproduced perfect- with its humor and grand-scale musicianship. It's like ly, but the vocals seldom vary much from an insane[...]it's enough to hold me o ver until their next The first part of the recording deals with traditional original rele[...]List compiled by Bob Orozco. our Tower[...]
	[...]ry 28, 1991 Innovator creates authoring center By Joyce Barton[...]into the students laps, be says. Normally students end[...]up bored at the end of forty-five to fift y minutes, put- Expectancy filled the air like a hospital birthing center,[...]ting their things away and looking at the clock five and the face of Mark Montanus reflected the excitement minutes before class is over. We fmd them staying here of the event : The opening of High Tech Center II was[...]hours at a time, working on their own." entering the countdown stages.[...]teaching concept Watching ideas become reality is common to Mo n- won him the title of Innovator of the Year for the tanus, creator of the new HTC Innovation/ Autho ring[...]nter. He has been using his multi ple talents for the[...]owledge with other co lleges across betterment of the campus and its students since 1965.[...]the country because only about one percent are using[...]the innovations that are being used here. fund-raising are only a few of the hats he has worn. The High Tech Center is using 10texts the Montanuses While teaching accounting 15 years a[...]have written. The Center is in the process of producing needed text materials that w[...]puter aided design drafting, and two for the business available, so he wrote his own. This was the creation of[...]W ith High Tech Center II, Montanus is bringing to When microcomputers came on the scene, he teamed life the Innovation!Authoring Center. He says teachers up[...]ate becoming aware of the advantages of writing their write text books on t[...]the support needed to accomplish this task. "Never[...]"The educational system is set up fo r teachers to teach technology," Montan[...]not write," Montanus said, "which is the way it should been reactive. "[...]be. But the writing team changed all that. By writing their[...]ng their own specific texts; they just don't have the students with books that taught tbem how to use a[...]time." computer system at almost the same time it hit the[...]re already producing 110 percent. " I realized the uniqueness of this idea, and for it to[...]d still can't, Mark Montanus stands in the High Tech Center The Center will also provide editorial, secretarial, provide the material needed fast enough. We have to[...]A teacher will be able to write the material, have it This brought about the birth o f the High Tech Com- theory, '' and how this system reverses the teaching pro- published, and get it into the classroom . This thrust to plex and the development of the open-entry/ open-exit cess and bring[...]ystem aiJows students to work " With the traditional way of teaching, a teacher tries[...]equently, this new project has Montanus focus- The High Tech Center I is a building two-thirds the " With this system, a teacher gets into the students brain. ing 20 to 30 percent of his time on finding the addit ional size of a football field . Students of varied interests sit And then aids the student in solving the problem." funding. side-by-side, hunched over a sea of computer termi nals. However, Montanus emphasizes that the key to the "A word that sums up Mark Montanus is'Vi- Students are intent on meeting their own particular program is uniquely written material to support the sionary,' " says de Celie. " Plus he has a very detailed chaiJenges. The soft clicking of thousands of keys creates[...]understanding of the realities of business. He thi nks a contrasting m[...]When skeptics voiced concern about the open teaching through the most minute detail " quiet environment.[...]on- Montanus says they are only at the beginning. Using Marc de CeDe, a technical edi[...]computers to assist instructors in this way "is o nly the employed by Montanus, explained Montanus' " bubble " Students are motivated to learn, not just get the work tip of the ic.eberg." Helpful hints: coping with stressfu[...]Career guidance is also available and expectations of tomorro[...]GCC counselor, Mardi Harris, recom- The Voice[...]nal strengths and interests. ing to sleep. Reading, a bath, warm milk, mends that p[...]sion programs or reading resting during the day, adding that stress nesses than those who don[...]manifests itself when demands exceed o the book, '•Life After Stress," by Dr. Brown , secretary of the coun eling be avoided.[...]Besides a gooa mght 's )ieep, a rest The author says trequent illness can be[...]People affected by math o r test anx- period dunng the day IS he lpful. .... sign of stress. O ther s1gns are n[...]can also be helpeo. However, the author warns again t using cs or muscle spas[...]~ oes mro the oram. and nan. at ::nao r- '"'~lght sweats. forg[...]"lni ne~ tell the oo<t\ :o relax. 'ihe sate. v making decisions[...]Another way to res1st the negative ef- ed at the same ume .'· "robably unde.- stress, according to The counselors work one-on-one with fects of stress is exercise . It releases ten- The Gulf War and the rece ston could )haffer.[...]d restOres ·eserved energy. It also Stress is an unavo1dable part of life aDX.Jeties.[...]· 'They can tngger a lot of the emotiOn'[...]we cope with on a daily basts. But the war[...]development classes are taught by the[...]counseling staff and emphasize the im- portance o f sleep, nutrition, and exercise Aerobics and danc[...]n, does to help Harris says that the stronger network[...]st semester I was under so m uch have, the easier they connect with their not coping well.[...]own reso ur ces, and their coping abilities The Counseling Center on campus of- need[...]eling to students who have pro- tinuous sleep a night. to live with."[...]t hinder their class performance This is best accomplished by not T his semester Neuman is doi ng early to start . "Thin k of[...]and limiting fluids during the two hours provement in her attitude at home and at The counseling center is open 8 a.m. to befo re going to sleep. school.[...]. all I did was scream, yell, The temperature of the room should be Another student, Lisa Patterson, found and 8 a .m. to 4 p.m. , Fridays. It is free throw fits and cry. ' about 68 degrees; when the room is cool, that exercising indoors didn't alJev[...]sleep is often deeper. stress .[...]-Emily N~man Attitude is also important . Shaffer sug- " I fin d tha[...]le avoid thinking about un- doors, away from the city, helps me the by the center , or caJI 435-3064.
	[...]graphy on campus, is exhibiting a series of photographs in the Student Union. The show opens tonight and r[...]through Feb. 8. The inventive ...._ T kl series, titled[...]y are very large," Terasald said of his eight 30-by-40-inch photographs. Terasaki rearranged the college's darkroom to accommodate the large photographs. A sink large enough to bathe in was installed to develop the prints. Many of the shots are of aircraft at Luke Air Force Base. Aft[...]very interested in what people have to say." The show's opening will be from 6-8 This inventive photograph by Dean Terasaki, director multiple exposures on the same roll of film. In the p .m. this evening in the SU Lounge. The of photography on campus, is part of the "Highway foreground are aircraft f[...]me so he of Fire" series on display in the Student Union Lounge the background is a collage of a steam plant and a can fmd out how they feel about his work. until Feb. 8. The 30-by-40-inch image was created by large metal tank. Rain gauge at home with re-entry student By Joyce Barton A physical geography course is what pi- The Voice que[...]Muriel Gray has found new direction ''The class made me aware of things. I am for her life[...]A rain gauge (not the Telemetry) was "I can't believe how happy goi[...]college has made me," Gray says. The gauge sits level on two 4-by-4's and The Native American woman says Jose catches rain through a funnel at the top. Mendoza, campus program coordinator, The funnel delivers the rain to a measur- is the reason she is in school. She met him ing tube. The tube reads to the nearest when she accompanied her children-[...]led for classes. over the rain gauge the first wet night. "He asked me what I was doing," "It was like having an infant in the Gray said. The next thing she knew, she house. I kept[...]"I am very proud of her," Mendoza The first measurable rainfall started at said. "When[...]o excited ," Gray said. " I was ing herself. That is no longer a problem.'' waiting up for it to[...]Flood Control, says Gray is one of 200 The re-entry student moved from New volunteer rainfall ob ervers in the York five years ago, and has found the network. gomg tough, often not knowmg how the Volunteers record rainfall on car[...]ll be paid. mail m the informauon Frzeerald ex- Gri>.J has enthu tasm for everYtJung she plained that Flood Control u (!:)the mfor- ackt '\ a _ . st hac; b :en an[...]ammg a4 OGPA for five information to the ationa1 \\eat her semesters She won thtrd place f[...]d wammg, and to provide poetry entry pub 1 hed in The Traveler mformauon for engmeering projects. last year, and was named in the 1991 Besides school and volunteer[...]Gray She will have her associate of arts is a volunteer rainfall observer for the degree this summer and plans to enroll a[...]lor of arts degree in English. While attending the State Fair, she saw " Basically I love[...]"but I am focusing on teaching in order This is an electric rain gauge that sends to pay[...]ent loans." area rainfall information directly to the Gray is optimistic about her future . In Flood Control of[...]ssed an spite of economic hardship, she is busy interest and was told home volunteers makina plans and looking forward to the were needed.[...]Muriel Gray and her dog Dudley check the rain gauge installed in her back yard.
	[...]and do a good "and we're headed in the right direction T1te VQ1ce[...]s a more serious approach Altbouah the team is strong both Some of that tal[...]am will feature than Gamez, whose main theme is defensively and in batting, the coaches ad- players Natalie Hunt and Cb[...]and second-year player Jessica Nolan. season at the Arizona Western College As a coach at Cen[...]amentally sound defen- "Nolan is one of the top players in the Tournament in Yuma on Feb. 8. The new Gamez led his team to a win in the Na- sively, and we have some girls that can bit conference,'' Gamez said. "But the look will be that of a winning team. tional Junior College Championship each the ball hard,'' Gamez said. "But we[...]to our success as As part of that winning look, the team of the last three years. don't[...]imaldi brings pitching ex- Opening the season in the Awe Tour- with them much-needed experience. Gamez said. "I want to establish the same perience with him to the team. nament will be a good test for the team. Head coach Rick Gamez and assistant philosophy here." As the former coach at Tempe High With eight of the conference teams par- coach Mike Grimaldi are hop[...]h eight California establish a winning tradition; the team is stituting a new fall program, which in- the pitching coach at the University of teams, the competition will be pretty hoping to put the past behind them. cluded practice five[...]l be a contender, when our pit- "The tournament will be a good indica- said Ericka Mol[...]tion of where we'll be early in the player. "But with the new coaches, we'll year,'' Wilhelm said. "But this year we' re The team's main goal this season, se[...]h-improved team." in shape at the start of the season." though, is to be one of the four teams in During Spring Break, the Lady After struggling the past few years with Even though the team is fairly young, its division to make the Regional Gauchos will be hosting their own tour- losing records, the Lady Gauchos expect with nine frrst-year pl[...]change that. pects the team to be competitive right Western C[...]"I think we're going to be 10 times bet- from the start. their di[...]aid Jean Wilhelm, second- "We're young, but the fall program done.[...]er has beloed." Gamez said. "I expect the "We have a lot of talent," Gamez said. provide strong competition. The Voice Classified __Tatorilla Services_ EXPERI[...]Coca-Cola) and (Coke)are registered trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company. -.-a .....[...]
	[...]By Jeff Wendt I don't normally say d[...]The Voice talk, but it got them g[...]Leading the Gauchos in scoring were The women's college basketball team Stacy Jo[...]heir season record to 12-7 overall and 6-4 The Gauchos then faced South Moun-[...]within the conference. tain Communi[...]" We were ahead the whole game until where they totally controlled the game, the end, but they beat us with a free throw defea[...]with no time on the clock," bead coach[...]Greg Silcox said. "This is the poorest[...]I had to call off the man-to-man press I[...]t o f to a hal f-court zone," Silcox said. "The the night, but in the last three minutes we kids weren' t used to the zone o we got[...]The Gauchos traveled to Pima Com- led by Robyn Leonard, who was recently[...]the game were unavailable at press time. had 1[...]ombed them here at Glendale," Silcox The Gauchos then faced Scottsdale[...]Community College Jan. 12 and the Lady The Gauchos are playing at home Gauchos held off the Lady Artichokes[...]play Pima," Silcox ly we're in control of the game offensive-[...]ly. We played hard and well the whole The Gauchos faced Northland Pioneer garr.e."[...]•Jl College on Jan. 19, a game which the The Artichokes had a chance to tie the[...]and Mr. Hyde. In the first half, the ladies[...]Silcox praised the efforts of Besold and[...]"Tho e two held the1r top olayer to two[...]....,0 lightly," Silcox added. The ladies were >. down by as many as 16 in the fi rst half pomts in the first half, and for the game[...]0 before they closed the gap to seven at the she scored 13, and she averages 20 points[...]In the second half, the Dr. Jekyll im- cellent defense, " he said.[...]age came out of the ladies. "We Leading scorers for the Gauchos were Freshman Amber Gray (No. 32) puts up a shot as she is surrounded by several dominated the last 30 minutes of the Cobos with 14 points, Jokela with 13 South Mountain players. The Gauchos defeated South Mountain 90-50.[...]et two tough conference foes as season winds down By Matt Suman to[...]they should have won. The Voice After falling behind by 16 points in the[...]throws, the Gauchos fought back, taking The men's basketball team will be fac- a 62-59lead in the second half. But miss- ing a crucial part of thei[...]ed opportunities cost them the game. season when they play host to Central " We should have won the game," Arizona College and Mesa Community Long said . "I thought we had the game College on Jan. 30 and Feb. 2. won, but we had a couple of breakdowns Although the Gauchos (6- 12 overall , defensively, late in the game." 3-8 conference) lost to both teams earlier in the season, Head Coach Paul Long is Northland Pioneer too tough expecting[...]Northland Pioneer, 13-3, " Both teams are at the top of the proved to be too tough for the Gauchos league, but each team has a different style in the second half. Averaging 108.6 points o f play," Long said. a game (6th in the nation in scoring), Nor- Against Central Arizona, the Gauchos thland Pioneer barely missed that[...]t an up-tempo game with both defeating the Gauchos 104-95. teams utilizing a pressing defen[...]'s going to be a tough, run-and-gun Pioneer, the Gauchos couldn' t convert on game," second-year[...]omg to beat them." The Gauchos were led in scoring by Mesa, wtth a record ol 11-5, poses a[...]and Johnny Debbs with 14 different problem for the Gauchos . Giv- points each. mg up only 63 .3 points a game, the Thunderbards are ranked No. I in the na-[...]nown for their up-tempo tion in team defense in the NJCAA. play, South Mol•nta.in never got their run- The outcome ofthe game will be deter- ning game going, as the Gauchos defense mined by who controls the tempo.[...]run, the Gauchos stepped up their shouldn't hurt our run[...]the Gauchos were able to rely on their in- Gauchos l[...]cho forward David Cunningham has his shot blocked by South Moun- The Gauchos lost a hard-fought game of the team's 85 points. tain's Yul Barrs. The Gauchos won the game 85-76.
	[...]page ___ s McCellen is deciding between "Tea and Sympathy" and "Forty Carats." Kirby is still searching for his piece.[...]Each contestant must bring a partner; however, the part.ner will not be judged. Hancock' s partner w[...]dlights illuminate partners. " I'm going to do the best I can possibly do, " said[...]ns while DJs battle over ratings Hancock, 30, who is in her sixth semester at GCC. "The people who will be there are cream of the crop." By Steven Mitchell involved . Kirby, 30, is in his second semester here. He said be-[...]T aldag credit ing in the IRAF "is a humbling honor."[...]orts bas not been without controversy. "I've seen the List of names and it's pretty scary."[...]have been driving around with The debate has been fueled by the claim of two Hancock, McCellen and Kirby are a[...]their headlights on in the middle of the day. If you radio stations (KZZP and Power 92) that they career in fllm-making and theater. "My goal is for peo- have, then you're not alone. originated the idea of using the headlights. ple to know me and what I do when som[...]ked This subject was first addressed by journalist my name, (like) for instance, Arnold S[...]eadlights throughout Bruce Christian in the Jan. 16 edition of the Mesa said McClellen. the day in honor and support of United States[...]f " I think they will do well and benefit from the per· troops in the Persian Gulf. st[...]Using headlights to support the troops is an ex- ed credit fo r organizing the idea." tor. She feels the IRAF is an opportunity for the students cellent way to ke[...]rding to Christian's column, an Apache to observe the best, and then return to share their ex-[...]such a crucial time. Everywhere you turn there is Junction man, Jerry Michaels, called 13 radio sta- periences with others in the Glendale program.[...]s on Jan. 14 to encourage them to inform their The three actors, their partners and Ludders will fly serving in the Persian Gulf. Maybe if we had shown listeners of the idea. to California Feb. 11 for the seven-day competition .[...]stead of lying to ourselves about the reason they Power 92) began to place c[...]be unnecessary. ing they had organized the idea. judges, as well as scouting agents and cast[...]A mere use of our headlights seems the least we T his isn't the first time that a battle has arisen Contestants who make it to the nationals in c[...]publicity. ships. There will also be an award for the best partner. when you leave the car.) At this point, let us accept the fact that someone With the beginning of war in the Gulf, support carne up with this plan, and save the recognition for the U.S. forces is needed now more than ever. period for[...]Even if you don' t agree with the president's handl- The United States is in the midst of a war in the Register for lVI UP 157 to sing in an evening chorus. ing of the situation, at least turn on your Lights to Persian Gulf; let's learn from the past and not No auditions required. Call[...]show your encouragement for the men and women begin another one at[...]Jan. 28-Feb. 8 Pbotog.r aphy by Feb. 3 Famous People Players, Ja[...]Feb. 11·22 Ceramics by Harry dtreciOr, 8 p.m . Feb. 9 M[...]Feb. 11 •The Power Wtlhm," Sludy," Elaine E[...]What the Dickens Do[...]Mar. 8-10, 15, 16 •Ftddler on the[...]~r. 25 •Calming the !'erves: Eloue Col~ .[...]SP~ AKERS FoRuM The An of lntervtewtng," Brad :\1ar. 14[...]y What '\ llappenmg," hb .!0 ·central Amenc.a Is[...]hb 13 ·Challenge of the Cootrad.atons and[...]Apr. 29 •Kru.,..tng the Phocm.l Cun<t~tencte< 'Atddle bst &[...]Technolo g1es," Dante) Bui'T\Is Order'?" Paula 'elson Pro ccu the I hstory of 'A~uco," ~a no 7.JIO[...]Apr. 10 ·The Ftrs1 l,ntverul[...]Ideas for lhe Surge of Amenca God and the Devtl," lletko[...]tn the 1990s," Ben Wauenberg. Oberman
	[...]A historical perspective of the flower[...]Over 2,500 people rally at Patriots Park at the Feb. 2 Operation Desert Storm Support rally for U.S. troops in the Gulf. See page 4. Sahuaro Ranch Park 'gives p[...]children to experience the ranch. Within five years, Bartlett controlled ing the college grounds. The Town Picnic the next day is more than 2,000 aCTes of farmland Today, the Sahuaro Ranch Park still The Voice open to the entire public. near Glendale.[...]rn, Historical Society vice Nearly all of the buildings presently Many of the buildings have been Library and Glendale Community Col- president, described the picnic as a occupying the land were constructed restored to their former likeness, and lege is an oasis from the stress of " demonstration of days gone by," during Bartlett's ownership. Addi- the citrus orchard hield the visitors modern life. with butter churning, bread baking, tionally, the ranch sported a half-mile from traffic nois[...]tall date palms. Beautiful At both events, the Glendale the ranch to Glendale Avenue. Thi[...]orical Society will attempt to re- Many of the palm trees used in that for those who want to "get away from groves, and citrus orchards block the enact the ranch's rich and colorful driveway were tr[...]it all" while still remaining close to noise of the outside world. history. the college campus, which borders the home. This peaceful spot is Sahuaro Ranch Rancho del Sahuaro was opened in park on the south. "Every week[...]old Glendale farm being 1886 as one of the first homesteads in Other owners kept the ranch say they live within a mile of the preserved and operated by the Glen- the Glendale area. William Henry operating[...]59th Avenue between Olive Ill. , founded the original ~acre The third owner, Richard W . Smith, who come h[...]tS visitors fro m ranch. He owned it for the first 27 started a major dairy operation at the hectic schedules.'· across the country. years of operation. ranch and introduced the frrst Sahuaro Ranch Park IS o pen daily Two free annual events, Farm Day Within Bartlett's tenure, the proper- peacocks. The descendants of those fro m a.m. to sundo-... · rom October and the Town Picnk, are sponsored ty was conside[...]to May. Guided tou rs '"' 0 " "m 1 p.m. by the society at the park. farm" and one of the "showplaces vf serve as the mascots for the modem- to 4 p.m. Saturd 1 and Sundays. Farm Day, which will be held Feb. the Valley," according to Arizona day Sahuaro Ranch Park. For information on the Glendale 22, is a cb.aru:e for elementary school newspapers of the day. They~ occasion[...]
	[...]ng an extra second or two C:.o something good for the state[...]hest. Lower insurance As of Janury 1, 1991 it is rates is the best compensation. state law to wear your seatbel[...]ls could skyrocket (it's state when an automobile is in[...]sit through eight hours of the separate the good drivers from crash-test dummies commercials, the bad drivers. bearing the slogan "Don't do For example, insurance rates[...]Still, it is easy to disobey a suffer injuries while wearing a[...]mandatory seat belt law. seatbelt at the time of an acci- "It's a violation of my dent. By this observance, in-[...]fly through a windshield, it mediately recognize the respon- should be my choice." sibility the individual had taken If laws were made to meet the for caution of their own life[...]needs and rights for the citizens and safety.[...]The seatbelt law is for per- vehicle is all about?[...]disobey the law.[...]Con By Bollby Warren foUow the stereotypes: They don't talk By Ertc Wlncentsen[...]the point of drawing pictures of what The Voice[...]The Voice[...]they want. For some people, homophobia is a[...]the stupid bleeding hearts in this coun-[...]productive as the heterosexual person[...]try, homophobia is considered some[...]The only sure way I know to pick[...]been appearing on the walls, especial- discrimination against homose[...]businessmen is to ask them their sex-[...]ly in the restrooms of the Business individuals.[...]protect the decent students of our[...]Building. Our society is too label-conscious.[...]What is truly sad is our O'\\on military[...]have been closed then we tend to assu me what the word[...]down after fmding blow boles made represents is proper. If a word or label and, to some degree, the courts have[...]homosexuals in the walls so the occupants could sounds offensive, we tend to t[...], the people trying to help them, just Since this is the case, I have a pro- If these homophobes lab[...]"Homosexuality is incompatible with[...]enly display- themselves " fag· haters," then the[...]a cure. They even burned the ing t[...]In February 1990, the Supreme[...]pus should be expeUed for the safety If the KKK took off their hoods and Court denied the appeals of a man and this disease go away. All it does is pro- of the other students. Anyone who caUed themselves "N[...]ve that the gay lobby is anti-American. w[...]This protest is interesting, since it[...]The Pentagon, backed by the doesn't seem that the gays really give about attacking anyone using the more likely to accept them.[...]resuooms. Of all prejudices, homophobia is[...]In San Francisco, gays still use the Homophobia isn't anything bad. In the hardest for me to understand.[...]to satisfy their s~s a different language, it is easy[...]Simply put, homophobia is just display in front of the student union. and seein& the writing on the walls discriminate against them .[...]That brings me to the reason I am (literally), I believe it is time we clear How do you pick a gay person o[...]tunately, it is the only one our govern.[...]this campus and make it safe for the of a crowd? Most of them don ' t[...]n ll• . Jeff Gn..,,,., I The Vn~ee[...].hrn Sl.I/f Am<IS V. •dy Dcnur. J -r l'lc~&l dc.diiiDe b ~ 'IS . ..... l ..car.;..;r fr!t 1•
	[...]fending o ur coun try and our all, not even the majorit y, of vegetarians ly feed 60 million p[...]r: Also, the people left behind need emo- 1 know this be[...]nowhere is Greenpeace and vegetarianism amount of pain. In f[...]them. we have someone participating in the war, I would like to know what Eric[...]lso stated humans would not be Write to the Voice at 6000 W. Olive we don't have a right to b[...]ian was Ave., Glendale, AZ., 85302, Room LA the people we miss volunteered. articl[...]dent, because you would 107, or just stop by LA 107 and drop your I think fellow students s[...]His column was quite bias- need that to feed the cattle. I would like letter o ff in the newsroom . portive of each other. Some of us have[...]starve to death or position, and pho ne number. the Middle East. In my case, it is my hus- their eating habits on others was this year. With the grain produced for The Voice reserves the right to edit all band. Others on campus have chi[...]Finally, achieving my goal (the Jon Gabriel[...]M r. Goodbar and the Mo untain The Voice mit no[...]id statements, so Dew), I returned to the register.[...]stupid students. Seeing the disappointment in his Now that the German reunificatio n is returned to England, d ocument in han~ . The sayings are everywhere. eyes from my not telling him my life complete, the memory of World War II boldly pro nouncing, "I believe it is peace "Totally cool," " Eat my shorts,"[...]if he went to fades ever mo re into the historical for o ur time." "Shut you[...]; there woodwork. "Bitchin' ," and the ever popular was a GCC notebook by his school But when observing t[...]ng book.) Mideast crisis, it is evident how much Wo rld War II. No o[...]ister Neville shares great similarities with the Iraqi annoying.[...]errible flX . Ger- situation today. It is an unescapable saying which me "Dude." many, the natio n that had earlier initiated Bush did talk with Saddam H ussein fo r piques the nation, tormenting adults My reply was[...]over five m onths, but, unlike and buuing the finork out of those me 'Dude." ' Then I[...]or of us that hear it every day. the disease was so far spread that a Adolph Hitler, the po werful new dic- sovereignty over his cap[...]akia . learned that the policy of appeasement- nience store, and a cle[...]utal despot. He knows that H us- I entered the 7 Eleven, wearina my their 30s go around say[...]nch coat and at- And movies, cartoons, T .V. shows The prime minister, like most people in alone. . tire, lootina all the artist that I am. and comic books plant this a[...]o ur day, wanted peace. According to The president gave peace a chance, I was taken extremely by surprise ly unstoppable saying in the minds history, he forged a plan to solve the watched it fail, and then sadly realized wbeu tbc man addressed me by say- of everyone.[...]Alii have to say about this is, taJce "peace at any price." Our president knows that this war is a I responded with a distinctive[...]choslovakia was necessary evil to prevent the world from 1[...]experiencing the greater evils o f Saddam "0ood eveni.Da,'' and[...]hut yo ur hole," He appeased Hitler by letting him have Hussein. ·and Mountain[...]that country- witho ut the Czech's ap- We can all be thankfu l that the United[...]al, of course. States is taking actio n to prevent Wo rld[...]Hitler happily signed the mu lti-national War Ill , instead of simply postponing it. Voices across the campus Do you feel the state has the right to pass a manditory seatbelt law and why?[...]Yes I do, because a Yes they do. By en- Oh yeah. I am an No . I think you Yes, I do. It is bet- No. I' ve heard of lot o f people j ust forcing the seatbelt EMT . I have work- ma[...]don' t have the sense law they could ed in a hospital . choices. It's your the en forceme nt people could have[...]
	[...]and they pledged allegiance to the American flag to[...]express their support of the U.S.troop in the Per-[...]The crowd of more than 2,000 people was united[...]in showing concern fo r troops in the Gulf, but[...]ed ones in the Gulf, weathered faces of veterans of[...]Among the speakers was Mayor Paul Johnson,[...]port Bush and the troops, saying the Gulf War[...]To get a view of the festivities , people climbt'd[...]the trees, sprawled on the stat ue , and jammed into[...]the space near the tage. C heers echoed for blocks[...]will not be forgotten , and the y will know it."[...]In an emotional speech before the demonstrators,[...]tears when he recalled the treatment the veterans[...]According to organizor John Weare, the rally[...]was different from the efforts of the Vietnam[...]said . " I 've seen ads in the Los Angeles Times[...]Story by Wanda Pippet, Eric Wincentsen Storm Su[...]Bertolon and " J erri" Lynn Molumby, head the mile-long parade of demonstrators.[...]" Stop the war!" shouts David Blais as Phoenix police Photos by Jobn Wistuber and Wanda Pippet escort him away from the raJly ''for his own protection.''
	[...]News Bash welcoming cafeteria manager is success "Fifty-five -people went through the was upbeat about the gathering. "It's a good family-o[...]no-shows." "At the last gathering during the fall and employees a chance to spend time[...]country-western semester, we didn't have the choices we together and share time with their "Shianne's Social Night," the recent band, played favorites to a partial[...]Those in attendance mentioned to both welcomed the new cafeteria manager, "I Fall to P[...]Hervey and Gay they enjoyed both the Shianne Gay, and provided food , music, the Wall, Red Neck Mother" were two Hervey added that " the attendance was chili and music. and an ente[...]slow process, Two more gatherings are in the plann- employees, and faculty.[...]"The tentative schedule for March is served. le[...]Campus Chef Anthony Montoya up the trio. All three sang, including accounted for no-shows, Hervey said: said. "For April, fish wi[...]"We have some people who support our "The Dave Mitchell Trio, a three-piece insisted, the chili was spiced up with chop- done the same day. activities[...]use of their country-western band, will play at the ped onions.[...]thering," Hervey said . Student weight Car dealer talks business grubb By 8teYen Mitchell program is here[...]In 19SS the businessman joined Rudolph Chevrolet ,[...]Seven years later he bought the dealership outright and[...]Automobile entrepreneur Lou Grubb visited the cam- named it Lou Grubb Chevrolet. By Jull• De Simone pus on Feb. 4 to speak at the Employment Talks series. Since that time Grubb has opened three new dealer- The Voice Grubb is chairman of the board for Grubb ships: Lou G[...]s advice to th e audience on taning their own is coming to campus this month . The course i G rubb has has been in the automot ive business since busi ness cover[...]numerous bu ine venture . Grubb 6-7 p.m., in the Student U nion Council desti ned to have a problem. " Grubb said. "Serving peo- is also involved in public volunt eer work. Chambers, and Wednesday, noon to I p.m .. in ple is not demeaning; it 's educational. ·•[...]u should involve yourselve with so me area of the Student Union Bui ld ing, Room 121.[...]e in t he sense of dealing wit h people.'' The free open-meetings will give students the N. Y., moved to Phoen ix in 1945 and set[...]nd a limited amount of Grubb sponsors the Lou Grubb Annual Leukemia Watchers runs.[...]Golf Tournament, he is a member of the Phoenix 40, "The program was designed specifically for[...]ring that my bankroll s tarted with and is on the Barrows Neurological Foundation Boa rd studen[...]he received from students last semester after the Weight Watchers at Work, for employees, was s[...]sold this week "I believe that your health is at stake," Pell said. "When you lose weight,[...]to raise money for an upcom ing trip to The package costing $7 consists of a carnation, That in turn helps you to do better in school." the Santa Barbara area, the choir will be selling valen- balloon, and personal message, but no song . The first of the regular 10-week sessions begins tine singin[...]this offer, students must Feb. 19 at 6 p.m . The second session begins Feb. The telegrams will be delivered during classes on pick up order fo rms in fro nt of the Center for Informa- 20 at noon. Valentine's Day. The choir will also distribute telegrams tion,[...]tween 10 Both sessions will meet weekly in the Student off campus.[...]a .m . and 2 p.m . U nion. The cost is $80. Students[...]from. o rdering the $15 package. Students may also call The more expensive of the two packages is $15 and 435-3720 and leave thei r name a nd num ber on the[...]d answering machine; someone will retu rn the call as soon[...]as pos ible . Deadline fo r telegram orders is Wedne day. News Shorts KPHO TV anchor[...]Linda Turley will be speaking at l p.m. today in the Art entries are now being accepted for "Traveler Mapzine," the campus Fine Student Union in an Employment TaUts series titled ''The Power Within." Art's publication. Turley will share the secrets of leadership, bow to Jd recopized, and b[...]· must be ia by Feb. 21. For more information contact the Art depanment. Dealing with streu Mel burno[...]Reminder from campus security otnce The Rev. Father David Sharp wiD be speatfna at II Lm. Feb. 20 in the Stu- Eileca Johnltoa from campus[...]Students can avoid citations by parkin& in spaces marked with white lines on- Sharp will answer "Central America: Is There Hope for the Future?" and ly. Yellow lines den[...]for faculty, parkin& and handicapped. discuss the problems of the region. The campus' lost and found is at the security desk in the Student Union. It Speaker's Forums are free and open to the public. is open 24 hours for submittina found items o[...]
	[...]out.'' The Voice That opponent is Charles Hawkins and Anthony Fernandez likes to fight . But the fight wiU be on Feb . 22 at The Pointe don't condemn him for it. He's a profes-[...]Anthony was a sparring partner of " I like the feeling of adrenaline that World Boxing A ssoci[...]fight. Anthony, a GCC student, is a junior He also has sparred with former[...]been fighting since Anthony's ultimate goal is to be a childhood. He is also the owner of the world champion, but he' s not counting on[...]unlap. He is majoring in accounting, and he "I started teac[...]boxing career and beyond. the ring throwing punches, elbows and Al[...]matuer titles as a kick boxer, he now has because the competition and money is money," he said .[...]ally threw soft punches and kicks. entered the more competitive world of better .'' In addition to boxing, Anthony is the Then he sparred with Mary Vina, who[...]im with as much vigor as her " Boxing is more like chess," he aid. son's boxing abilities. He forsees IS more studio. His sister s are also instructors.[...]fore challenging a champion of A visit to the studio revealed the Next he sparred with a male student. your fists ." either the North American Boxing students practi[...]s, Anthony leaped in- Yet , as in chess. the mind that move Federation or the United States Boxing ed the studio scrutin izing the execution of to the air and took him to the ground with the weapons is of the utmo t importance. Association. their moves. He patiently explained the a scissor takedown.[...]As a boxer majorin g in accounting, the boxer's father. "If his next opponent First, J[...]wsrooms-! don't ly want to move around the country. I[...]but the people who seem to be attracted where I am and I love the people that[...]a setting are pretty high work here, so for the time being, so long[...]er deadline, and quately from someone who is really good know broadcasting because you have live the minute you meet that one, there's with[...]better yourself. So poise. What you do is train yourself when[...]can be pretty hectic. you' re on the air to present the news and Lin Sue Shephera[...]ion, and I liked it o well I've Sometimes the schedule can be a to concentrate on[...]they decide to send you don't think about the people out[...]you out of town at the last minute and there. It has nothing to do with being shy. Lin Sue Shepherd is co-anchor of the Q: Did you bave to work your way up?[...]all you have are the clothes on your back;[...]ple in the eye, and bow not to let a per- PM Magazine and wa[...]job was in Beaumont, Texas, which is a high heels that day- that' s why you ke[...]mterviewing them. Those are the skills very tiny television market. Luckily, I was boots in the back of your car. WFAA-TV in Dallas, Texas .[...]ship. There are so many mys. In 1988 she received the Edward R.[...]ly you have a lot of middle jumps defmitely the negatives. Murrow award ·for her documentary,[...]coming out now. AlJ the journalism along the way, but it just worked out that Q: WIW is tile salary raqe? "Born Too Soon," which dealt wi[...]gel Award. Q : Wllat Is you work sclledale U.ke? market, it's go[...]different from your chances of being a The anchor woman graduated cum A: On a regular day it will start at 9 in you' re in one of the top three markets, news reporter. You can have 10 news laude in 1980 with a bachelor's degree in the morning and end about 6. When it's you're[...]election night, or if a plan~ crashes in the In a market about the size of Phoenix and they'U never put you in the anchor's Willamette University in Salem , Ore., a[...]rgest market), I would say people seat, and the tenth one will love you . she holds a master's de[...]shots, you go into t he early start out in the forties and go up to Timing is everything. I think a lot of from Medill School of Journalism at Nor- hours of the morning. $200,000.[...]' re actually out m unications student, conducted the A : I suppose they' re differen t for[...]? there doing the dirty stuff and realizing foUowing interview at th~ Channel 12 evl"-ybody, but I like the worki ng at- A: I do because right now I have two if they would like to do this for the rest studios.[...]
	[...]so you won't alentine's Day is the annual holiday when love can be harrowing. The Adult Re-Entry expressed thr[...].' however those who celebrate the holiday may lege life.[...]-Ajia Ho wson not know exactly' what it is they are celebrating. Dr. Renee Rodgers-Barstack, the cam- 1be origin of Valentine's Day is unknown. pus director of caree[...]-edition book, vices, said: "Considering the average age " The Folklore of American Holidays," Valentine's Day of students on campus, I would say the excellent," said Ajia Howsari, student[...]lding con- tyrs Valentine and Valentine. The two were persecuted students."[...]ted." und~r Roman Emperor Claudius II in the 14th century. The center, which was founded in 1987, The Progressive Enrichment Program The " Handbook of Christian Feasts and Customs"[...]on, or P.E .P .E., was formed states that the holiday was the Roman pagan feast Luper- to school and he[...]h other. calia celebrated on February 15, the day that birds began tend their goals. The group meets once a month . Its main mati~[...]elieve that customs of choosing a The first step in the successful re-entry JOal is to help people sharpen their col- sweetheart are related to the mating process of birds. to college life is to seek counseling in the ege sk.ills. This club also does fund-[...]rs help with educa- Since its start, the re-entry program has When the Roman Empire conformed to Christianity,[...]success. Last pagan rituals were ceased. The feast was then moved up " The adult re-entry class helped me year. the programs reached out to 46,350 a day in honor of the feast of Saint Valentine, who, ac- tremen[...]Experience classes. pairing two people of the opposite sex together in_lust~ul Another aspect of the re-entry program In an effort to help stu[...]is a series of seminars. held once a week caree[...]Services are w ceremonies, choosing a lover by lot, and answenng nd- dles and ryhmes. in the Student Union Council Chambers, sponsorin[...]arch 6th Humphrey's book, "Stories of the World 's Holidays," called Employmen t Talks. Employment in the Student Union and outside areas . states[...]p people become For more information on the Career celebrated with the drawing of a maiden's name and an mo r[...]nd know- Expo or re-entry services, stop by the exchange of presents. During that year, the bachelor ledgeable about the real wo rld of wo rk . Adult Re-Entry Center in SPS or contact would wear the woman's name on his sleeve and was given[...]s are Jeanette Stewart at 435-3282. the duty of attending to and protecting her. In the Victorian Age, valentines expressed love through[...]haped as hearts. Humphrey states that the first valentines were poems the French Duke of Orleans presented his wife in England in the 15th century. According to Reader's Digest, valentines in the 19th century were handmade and handwritte[...]script, clear, rounded letters slanting to the nght. Thts tradition was carried on in 18[...]CONSULTANTS, LTD. The "Handbook of Christian Feasts and Customs" says that unlike modern valentines, the original meaning of "Ydu are my Valentine[...]ers wanted ship of affection and love for the next 12 months, and A new female condom, the Reality Vaginal I am willing to consider[...]both of us." Pouch, is entering its final phase of clinical testing About 200 years after the creation of valentines, a daughter of Hen[...]vice to be more effective than These were the f1rst flowers given for the holiday. No matter how it is celebrated or the specific meaning the male condom in preventing the transmission that St. Valentine's Day has to each person, the pre ent· of venereal disease and in preventing unwanted lay interpretation is a celebration of love.[...]3. Willing to use the Reality Female Condom as th e[...]and 4 p.m . Monday through Friday. -The taste that's won the w orld over- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	[...]best albums of the ' 80s.[...]different, it's better in that it is less hit-and-miss than[...]......... lllk• ....... Pop Will Eat Itself is one of the most creative and The album opens with "The Incredible PWEI vs. the unserious groups around.[...]eir new album since KUKQ why rock music is Satanic.[...]''Dance, Etc.," the second annual spring dance con- started playing "Dance of the Mad" in November. T~is leads into "Dance of the Mad," the first single, That tune, a rap/ punk/ disco hal[...]cert, will be held in the Performing Arts Center Friday[...]ll bad something original to offer. The current single, "X Y and Zee,'' is like B-52's meet Director of the concen is Lenna DeMarco , head of[...]the college dance program . Finally, they released[...]Depeche Mode, with cosmic lyrics and a run-of-the-mill Sanity, this month.[...]"Dragnet," a commentary on the Saudi Arabia situa- The problems with this album are few, but noticeable. But, somehow, I found a way to fork over the $9.44[...]tion titled "War,'' and ballet pieces from the " Nut- On some songs the mix is too muddy or the music sounds[...]d, I'm glad I did. Also, the 12-inch mix of "X Y and Zee" at the end Student.s choreographed "Nutcrack[...]anity, instead of taking any big stylistic leaps, is an of the tape is unnecessary. If I wanted the dance mix Lake" choreography was recreated from the 19th cen-[...]tury style of dance. extension of 1989's This Is the Day... This Is the I'd go out and buy it. It doesn't do anything for the so~ Hour... This Is This!.[...]utrageous art-punlc: that collided to make one of the 30 times during the 20 years she has taught dance.[...]The spring dance has a $3 admission for the public,[...]"It's a chance to be directed by the greatest director,[...]to learn even more," said Morrow, who says music is[...]The Voice Seven members of Glendale's Concen Choir have been Morrow is studying dental hygiene but hopes to con- selected to perform in the National Community College tinue singing f[...]Brinkley, a theater major, i looking forward to " the town. These Concen Choir members will[...]prese.1- singers from 59 colleges for a concen at the national con- petent singers, and work with a nationally kno wn direc- ting the 1991 Festival of Animation . vention of the American Choral Directors Association tor[...]grade school and you a review. "We in the music department are very proud of our was in the AU-State Jazz Chorus in high school, i ~ pur- What is the 1991 Festival of Animation, you students," said D[...]The American Choral Director Association i~ " one of from around the world. Pacltqcd in a two-bour The seven choir members who were selected are: Ron the most prestigious choral organizations in[...]ony Brinkley, Roben Corkran, Karen the country," says Licon. bopefu1. CIWtllle Comjoru by Nick Park. Koontz, Marla Jo Mecham, Tanja Morrow, and Craig Anyone interested in attending the Phoenix Symphony 'I1Iae Ja ewD • i[...]Hall performance of the National Community College wlla ._.[...]Pe. it will be aDicetouda University, will direct the chorus. the music department.[...]be boltiDa the festival. KUKQ will be there Feb.[...]FAX Us Your Project f Just east of the Ubrary[...]
	[...]9 "Fiddl~.-' Wai"IIIS u p fol" p~l"fOI"IIIaD£~S By D•wn D.Chrlstlna The Voice " Fiddler on the Roof" is a musical about Russian Jews trying to maintain their traditions in a fast-changing world during the time of the Russian Revolution. The play begins with Tevye, a Russian Jew, his wife G[...]aditional Jewish life, which means parents choose the men they think are best for their daughters. "This is my biggest role ever," said Shaun Malone, 18, who plays the lead, Tevye. The oldest daughter, Tzeitel (who is played by Renee Serino, 18), is to be "matched-up" soon by her father, but she is in love with Motel, a man whom she has known since childhood. Motel is a poor tailor, but he and Tzeitel made a pledge to marry when he could support them. Tevye wants the best for Tzeitel, so he promises her to the town's butcher, an elderly, lonely widower nam- e[...]od care of his daughter. When Tevye tells Tzeitel the news , she begs him not to make her marry Lazar Wo lf. " I can relate to Tzeitel," Serino said, "for the reason Ginger Wandrey as Golde and Shaun Malone as Tevye take center stage in the dream scene of " Fiddler, " she wants to marry so[...]eMarco (far right), GCC dance instructor, teaches the steps. cher in his 50s." Tevye makes the decision without the consent of his opposes the Russian emperor. "I 've always wanted to t[...]en- Jody Collins, 18, an offensive tackle on the college Ginger Wandrey, 19, plays Golde, Tevye[...]in "Fiddler," from "What I like best about Golde is that she isn't afraid Chava, the third daughter, falls in love with a man re[...]andrey said. She believes every outside the family religion, which causes friction within "I'm just playing around with acting," the athlete character she plays is a challenge in its own way . the family . Chava is performed by Amber Jamison. said. "This is my first play." He believes the play shows Hodel (Dawn Hancock), the next daughter in line to Tevye's tradi[...]You don't have to By Jon G8brlel learned the antiquated method of throw-[...]rob a bank to pay for The Voice[...]tion," Kaino said. a campus art in- structor, is unveil- 1 A ceramic piec[...]amic the show. "The public gives me a lot,"[...]h art tonight from ~ ) it is my duty to give something back to p.m. in the Student Union Lounge. c[...]" The sculptor teaches both two, and[...]• Monthly Pay Options The exhibit is titled three-dimensional desi[...]prefers the latter. ''I am more of a tactile[...]sensual enjoyment out of touching and Although the show will be contem- porary in nature, Kaino has[...]feeling the art."[...]ackground in traditional ceramics. He ''Art is a philosophy; it is a way of life." Custom Lettering[...]a free quote OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T·SHIRTS
	[...]1991 Lady Gauchos 15-8, playoffs within reach By Jeff Wendt on, but in the last 6 minutes of the first half, and throughout the game, Central Arizona controlled the game and defeated the Lady Gauchos 85-62. The women's college basketball team " I felt we took a positive step forward is preparing for Wednesday night's in thi[...]ay's 72-63 victory against Although the team lost, the Gauchos Eastern Arizona College. were led by Vasecki's 16 points and After the game with Eastern Arizona, Haney' s 10 points. the Lady Gauchos are 1S-8 overall and 9-S in the conference, putt.inJ them in fourth Gauchos squeak by Pima[...]y place overall. "We had a real aood effort in the CoUege, played on Jan. 26, was an up an[...]ly had one real low down type of game for the Lady point in the game," bead coach Greg -Gauchos. The Gauchos went in at the half up by[...], Silcox said. "With a week off from the Eastern two points, and increased that lead to 10 game to the PC game, we're going to take points with 10[...]y a couple of days off to get healthy so that the Gauchos went cold. With a minute re- maining in the game, the Gauchos were[...]~ we're ready for PC,' ' be added. "This is the one we' ve pointed to win, down four, but went on a 6-0 run at the[...]use they beat us last time, which was end of the game, capped off by a Vesecki one of the poorest games we've played all layup off an[...]a chance at the buzzer to tie the game but[...]'' the shot missed. Ladles streak past Thunderbirds The Lady Gauchos faced Mesa Com-[...]ome on Feb. 2, and , on a second-half 21-6 run at the end of the game, the Lady Gauchos defeated[...]Haney led the Gauchos with 17 points[...]remely well in these- Amber Gray carne off the bench to score cond half and stymied them," Silco[...]even rebounds. "We are continuing to climb out of the Silcox also praised the play of Cindy doldrums." Cobos, who ran the offense well, and of The team was led by Karen Vasecki, Jan Whitbeck, who carne off the bench who scored 19 points and had four assists; to spark the team. Trina Haney, who added 16 points and eight[...]that the ladies can reach second place by game on Feb. 2. The Lady Gauchos defeated the Thunderbirds 69-54. Gauchos defeated by Central Arizona the end of the season. The Lady Gauchos opened up this "If we[...]~. we can tie for second with played o n Jan. 30, by leading 26- 15 earl) Yavapai," Silcox said.[...]By Jeff Wendt The Voice[...]n our student posture first , but During the Feburary 6 signing period, Staying in the state to play football next . , ~· Pettie•[...]ng to Tim Head coach Joe Kersting is happy to who will play at the University of The college tennis teams are in prepara-[...]; and Mike Hooper, who will play tion for opening the 1991 season. Here's Hawkins and Aaron Matos[...]hese at Northern Arizona University . a look at the men 's and women 's teams.[...]be strong this season seasons for the Gauchos. said. "With some of the guys, nothing Please See • Recr[...]t yourself & Valentine to Joann Pell, feels about the upcoming season .[...]thro ughout the season.[...]" Both schools have been very consis- stated that the Gauchos are a talented tent over the last several years ," Simp on F[...]ll open its season tomorrow Specifically, Pell is looking to Kristin on the road against Scottsdale. Thur day Murphy for lead[...]well against them (PC), " Simpson said. The Gauchos have already competed in "They are[...]Glendale. Men's tennis coach Ray Simpson is "It just doesn't make sense to practic[...]rookie year as men's tennis coach, son said. "The surfaces on both courts[...]CANDY COMPANY "Our number one goal is to have fun Start times for all[...]
	[...]Archery is ready[...]By llett Suman The Voice[...]The men's basketball team, (4- 11 conference, 7-15[...]o tough losses Altboqb the GCC archery team bas[...]play host to Phoenix bepn the '91 seuon with a slow start,[...]For Head Coach Paul Long and the Gauchos, PC hopes[...]won't be any easier. Leading the league, with a record[...]of 11-3 in the division, and 12-9 overall , the Bears will stan because we mi[...]"They Tbe team missed the fll'lt two matches[...]Earlier in the season, the Gauchos suffered a tough[...]loss to the Bears, but they expect a different outcome,[...]ard Ben bad problems with the pape£ part of deai-[...]The Gauchos could have used that confidence, in their tion.' • •Accordiq to Roles. the team[...]After leading by 4 points late in the game, the Gauchos ductive season now th[...]to more familiar with the procedures of col- take the lead without looking back .[...]bey said . " After This is Roles first year as an archery[...]that, we just didn't have the intensity we should have coach. He was recollll0e1lded by the ar-[...]Against Mesa Community College, the Gauchos also Joc:dyn[...]lacked intensity, as the Thunderbirds defeated the coacbina and hL over[...]Running their four-·c orner offense, the Thunderbirds "Even though I am the coach we (the slowed the tempo, as the Gauchos scored only 28 points[...]on 5-21 shooting in the first half. Things didn ' t get much everyone has free input. It isn't just the better in the second half. coach giving instructions and the shooters Although the Gauchos trailed b y only seven at the · foUowiq them," R.oles[...]half the Thunderbirds outscored them 42-29 in the rest Roles feels that[...]: of the game. The Gauchos made only 11 of 45 shots in leaves the team more time for fun and o the second hal f. helps motivate the shooters to do better. ~ Earlier in the season , the Ga uchos upset Central The team is now concentrating on their[...]~ Arizona College, 96-92, in a game that some of the upcoming tournament[...]~ players feel was their best game of the year. to be held at Tsaile. The tournament is ~ " I think it was the best game we've played together being hosted by Navajo CoUege.[...]I> After leading by a s many as 16 points in the second to see how good the other teams are, I feel ~ half, the Gauchos allowed CAC back in th e game, as[...]::!f!l~!!IL---=-..:...:~~:_::_...:...._:_]~::__J[ the Vaqueros made a 16 point run to tie the score at This year[...]65-65. After building their lead back up to 9, the Va- Anglio, Shelley Gilliard, Shannon Glendale center Johnny Debbs drives to the hoop queros cut the lead to 2 with just under t wo minutes to[...]ers watch. play, but two free throws by Jeambey preserved the win . Baseball preview '91 Infield to lead Gauchos this season By Jeff Wendt is not as deep as Grant had hoped he are here and what he expects from them. ASU JV , the Gauchos will open con-[...]ave, but he has a good staff, in- "I want the players to play as well as ference play on Friday and Saturday with The Voice cl[...]lves," Grant said. "But they're " South is not generally a strong team missing the conference playoffs by one Rick Schramm .[...]ere to get a positive learning experience so it is better to open with them on our game, the college baseball team prepares "We need to try and tell our pitchers and we provide the athletic and academic schedule," Grant said . " But with South to open the regular season Tuesday when to throw s[...]xpect all as our opener this early, we'U have the in- they host the Arizona State University JV said. " If they throw strikes and not try the players to do their best while here at tensity[...]to be pitchers who throw to make the hit- GCC."[...]will come out more mentally ' ' I guess there is a little concern that we ters look bad , we'll stay competitive this After the Gauchos opener with the prepared." only have one non-conference game season." before the season starts, but I think we'll Offens[...]and we'll be better to hitting for but in the past we would just practice, so average,"[...]ius Gibbs, who sianed with it gives us a feel for the game-like at- Grant looks at Mesa Co[...]e," Grant added . lege, the defending conference champion, receiver S[...]arter- Ruben Williams, who both signed The strength of this year's team lies in P ima[...]who signed with Cameron University in the infield, where the Gauchos return Western CoiJege to be the strong teams with Western llliDois; lin[...]omores Josh Hurst and Paul in the conference . John Bo[...]"These teams are always strong in the ljnenwn Mike Huqeriord, who sign-[...]( "With our strength in the infield , we'll conference, but there is a lot of parity ed with Temple University; Gene be a little weaker in the outfield with five within the conference, because last year Barton and[...]siped with Adams State; Daryle the fact that there is a personal family That outf ield consists of Bill eighth place in the conference," Grant Donahue, who signed[...]ico State; Sean Deal, who signed with the situation, which I can understand Franze, Randall[...]ootbalJ player Expectations of making the playoffs is Wahburn University in Kansas;[...]a goal of the team every year, but Grant The pitching !l~pth o n this year's tt:am 16o~s_a another aspect of why the players .,,.
	[...]February 11, 1991 Tuition hike is approved ·Students figure on help from tutors ., .......... By Wendy SMHh 1M Voke "It will definitely enhance the quality[...]rs are donating an hour a week tion was approved by the Maricopa Com- provide more for students t[...]tion to their munity Colleges Governing Board at the facuJty.[...]"They may even give up one of The cost of day and evening classes will said.[...]not alooe. There is help. their office ho[...]our, an increase of $2; Glasper added that the increase also Math tutorina is available at the The type of tutoring accessible for afternoon classe[...]ter II for students students is for any math course 1:\our, an increase of $1. vices in the evenings. needi[...]y I. Gacioch later pointed out that the $780 ••RJpt DOW• c:o0eae aJaebra is 1'&- DOt need 10 be computer Uler[...]aetbdp. media relations, defended the increase, be less than the national median cost of on to a four year school," stated •"'There is bands-on tutoriJia, com- stating it is necessary to offset the costs $1,100.[...]ple tulorina of admitting additionaJ students to the community colleges.[...]sity is $1,528.[...]or the math depertmcnt on campus. wi[...]y to rtfty percent of Tutorina is on a drop-in basis and "There is a 13 percent increase in The cost of music lessons will increase[...]s,•• be said. "So what The only requiremcnl to receive the She explained that " as a result, we will n[...]we want to do is try to bolster the tutorina is a slip siped by a student's be adding 57 new full-time faculty and 53 There will also be a $5 increase in the tutoring program."[...]culty positions." fees for the Fitness Center. Tut[...]ector of finance for Other fees increased by the Governing teachers, depending on their a classroom, and the best way to that the district, says students will benefit Board[...]lability. is through tutoring," Shipley said. from the increase. fees, and r[...]sified _ _ Valentine's _ _ Slapag telegrams.Hire the GCC choir to serenade your Valentine, on or off c[...]ssage; $7, flower, balloon, message on- ly. Order by Wed. A .M. in CIAR Bldg, call 435-3720. _[...]
	[...]This issue of The Voice is dedicated[...]reer Expo to the memory of Mike McAffrey. m the gubernatorial race .[...]Pell (with arms crossed) react to statement made by LaRande Handley (center) during war debate. War with Iraq debated By KrtsU Ebner •nd Jonl Kowitz can d[...]said , " I sug- with C arter but also said the v.orl d hired killers was a ' 'blow below the belt. .,[...]an idealistic During questio ns from the audience, The Voice[...]think when basis. Matz did state that "tht is the right Gary Pell, a Vietnam "eteran, spo ke[...]m Hussein invaded Kuwait, he had war at the righ t time." C arter a[...]afe with a rL uced mtli ta \ ,\h. a bo ut the count ry you live in,·· Pell aid campus last We[...]:; to Carter. "Looking do"" n the road to The panel consisted of six campus in- Kiermayr sa[...]d Jeff Kruse, who served as mediator. assured the audience that oil is a compell- At another table ruse i.e ... oo • Pell also referrea to the bombing, ~ay According to Kruse, discussion was not ing argument for playmg a role in the te evtsion stauons rc , JOg l ac~" pa mg "It's not a ca e of all the e innocent so much a debate, but ·•an opponuni[...]East. ads agamst the wa ct vilians ge[...]o exchange views and share ideas." " The U.S. economy conunues to need He also[...]oil. Ho we.,er, it's not never know, haunts my sleep. " don' tlike it here, go someplace you like." Kiermayr stole the show as they impn nted the be-all end-all ," she aid. Kruse then took the audience on an Caner replied, "S[...]urrect t he t heir strong opposing viewpoints on the Gareshce began to peak about how far[...]Hussein will go to secu re himself in the lost his family· in a bombtng raid .[...]further explained his viewpoint that Caner was the first to o f fer his opi- Middle East. " M y impression today is C arter asked, " Wh y kill other people freedom cannot be created by people who nion . "I am against the war because that he is willing to go pretty awfully who m ight b[...]ating to Iraq." Hussein is not the only villian in Iraq, An audience member was highly of- Kiermayr countered by saying that She went on to explain th[...]replied. fended by the following statement made[...]In Carter's opinion, our military are by Carter: "For those of you who claim "war is the father of all thlngs. "[...]fiCUlty sayina that Jesus would thole Wbo believe the U.S. JOVeromenl Matz, a World War lJ veteran, qreed the military. sayiDa that calliDa tbaD[...]
	[...]From the Balcony By M arc de Celie Arizona voters lose again At 7[...], Feb. well ahead in the polls, took a 17, Higher Powers finally lost[...]threatening Arizonans: If we in the final gubernatorial[...]as any Arizonan who to his heartfelt concern for the didn't graduate from H[...]take too kindly to threats transmitter, knocking the debate ' round these here parts-even if off the air. Amidst the static they are true. buzz of empty airwaves, the Which leaves us with the pro- first clear message of the even- spect that when[...]not nice keep up with the $220 million in to fool Mother Nature.[...]lmost million (per theis forced to declare the Moron. Then Cheating[...]It's getting to the point where Actually, this is '' A Couple no one wit[...]room temperature will admit recall, the original "Gubers" t[...]President Bush and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff flopped last November. Form[...]The military has accused the press of[...]losin& the Vietnam War. The press did[...]The Voic»[...]not lose the war; bad policy lost it. If But music isn't the only thing that On[...]Saddam Hussein Bush is morally right in this Gulf action[...]ss nation. Two then there is nothing to fear from the When I look out over the campus of Theater has gone a[...]Our founding fathers understood the wasteland.[...]dispute with Kuwait did not involve the balancing effect of a free press on govern- No, I'm not talking about the plague of Tom Lehrer songs. With the talent we United States[...]ment. 1bat is why they protected the press of c:ipreue butts that some are afraid will have at GCC, there is no reason why it On[...]ine, Sen. Barbara with the First Amendment. And now rise up and demand voti[...]onse to a rea-nark America is ready to relinquish this right I referring to our microscopic security. Then there is art. Terasaki's photo- made by Sen. John McCain, stated that and blindly foUow where Bush leads. Wbat I see is a cultural wasteland. It graphs were great, but what is this with steps bad been taken by some in the On Jan. lS, in a display of government is a wasteland inhabited by Mac Framp- the stupid pots? Environmental art?[...], a directive was issued that ton, endless puppet shows, and an enter- They're just pots. the invasion of Kuwait. According to her,[...]tional public honors tainment scene geared toward the octa- Instead of just visual art, why not also the President and the State Department cerem[...]t care much for fought the sanctions. dividual families now must make those The problem really isn't the type of that form, but there a[...]themselves. .mtertainment offered on campus, but the campus who love it . Because the media bas fallen into step Why? Because Bush said be did not fact that this is the only entertainment of- Also, who[...]litary propaganda. want the media to turn public opinion fered on campus.[...]on a wall? 20()1: A Space Odyssey is art, The media shamelessly bring us the war against the war. Just take a look around you. What do as is A Clockwork Orange and countless according to the Pentagon. There are If this is a just war, as Bush repeatedly you see? Does GCC[...]ing to sacrifice themselves and their The majority of the students at GCC class? Then students could show their the destruction of buildings and bridges. children in this venture. are between the ages of 18 and 40, not 50 own m[...]ld be competi- This is not coverage; this is propaganda. But if this war is not everything Bush and 2000. That means there is a large tions, prizes, scho[...]e Even more shameless is the public's ac- claims it is, then Americans will not be cultural vacuum that[...]willing to make that sacrifice. The press I am not talking about only doing rock 1bat is what entertainment is all about. Americans believ[...]has nothing to do with this. shows, since that wouldn't do anything If only one form of entertainment is of- ed on media coverage in the Middle Eao;t. If Ameri[...]fun . This is fme if the report involves strategic scrutiny, then Bush's motives for muzzl- would like to see is rock, experimental The Dark Ages are over. It is time for information, but right now we are being ing the press are no better than Saddam jazz, industrial,[...]o~<>tropNrs Rlch D• VliA. Jeff Gnh•m. The V01ce[...]
	[...]es big bully camouflages the military-industrial link It is shocking to me that Mr. Wincent- check the facts before writing. The only that Eisenhower warned us about, and (h) sen is so eager to punish an entire group terrorism ever involved with Greenpeace Edhor:[...]tion. of people based on the actions of a few was the destruction of their boat , the Deeply rooted in the American psyche I've no doubt we'll win; and when we of its members. Does the name Adolf Rainbow Warrior. by the French ecret is the conception of the world as a bat- do, we'll build another m[...]ell? service-an act of terrorism perpetrated not tleground between the forces of light and time before the bodies rot, and tell how by Greenpeace, but against Greenpeace.[...], GCC Student It seems to me that in the real world of darkness . Our leaders tell us that[...]ces of light slew now witnessing that struggle in the Mid- the evil Saddam Hussein and his forces More gre[...]lism, where people get paid to dle East. Rip away the rhetoric, however, of darkness. But I doubt that the world Edhor:[...]Mr. Winccnt en might have pro - and what we have is an old-fashioned will be a better pla[...]recent semesters I have read some Today the American system teaches[...]and rights, but not respon- two bullies: Iraq and the United States. Saddam Hussein mistakenly assum[...]cross siblities. Persons writing articles for the that a little bullying in his part of the[...]d provide responsible and world would not provoke the ire of the Edhor: editorial by the Associate Opinion Editor, reasonably researc[...]articles. a tradition of bullying. We bullied the In- Eric Wincentsen's article that appeared[...]dians off their lands, bullied Mexico the Feb. II, 1991 issue of the Voice con- rorism" as the use of terror and violence Mr. Wincentsen w[...]ave bullied Central America for decades. The main thing I find disturbing is Mr. son who practices terrorism. us all hope that the quality of the Voice We tried to bully the Vietnamese and got Wincentsen's suggestio[...]est that Mr. Wincentsen purchase editorials is at least more accurate and our nose bloodied in the process. Now caught openly displaying[...]y and learn how to use it , realistic in the future. we're attempting to bully Iraq.[...]ampus should be expelled possibly looking up the word "confron- J. Robert Thompson, I'm not denying the crimes of Saddam for the safety of the other students." tation." Or are we to be l[...]Environnmental Geology Hussein, but I'm tired of the rhetoric. For Mr. Wincentsen must also be[...]the sexual assaults that have occ•ured on[...]whaling boats with the intent of si nk ing[...]them and drowning the crews?[...]Attention! get away with it, although the cost will be Does he also suggest that anyon[...]How about some realit y and accuracy? The Voice has recently received several far greater t[...]displaying heterosexuality be expelled Is a rubber boat confronting a large metal letters to the editor. the oil companies demand it, (d) our gas- from campus? ship considered the use of terror and Unfortunately, we c[...]festyle I really doubt that Mr. Wincentsen is violence to intimidate? That idea ought because they were not signed. demands it, (e) it proves the President's concerned for the safety of the students. to have Moammar Khadafy rolling in the Names can be withheld by request, but not a wimp, (f) it takes our attention away I believe he is more concerned with his aisles.[...]all letters must be signed, since it is Voice from the crises at home, (g) it fears and[...]With regard to accuracy, it is best to policy not to print anonymous letters. Faculty uber alles: Venture in Pampered Zone By.t..... GIIbert Wh[...]d: scampering off to alert the guards to my did the faculty have their own dining The Voice The Pampered Zone . presence.[...]before I was Needless to say, I was captured by an I do have to admit it was a great idea. of-the-mill door in the southwest corner able to move. When I did[...]alert sentry. During my cap- I was amazed to the point of pure envy. of the Student Union Dining Room. Before me was a world of incomparable ture the guard quickly ascertained that I Why hadn't I thought about this first? There was a sign next to the door, but elegance and beauty. I had heard of the didn't belong there because I had Once again I found myself scooped by so- it was written in an indecipherable[...]meone more willing to come up with pro- language. The glyphics hid the destination legends.[...]a shroud of mystery. The landscape was decorated with a the local monarchy. My sentence was to The more I thought about it, the more Where does it lead? I was an inquiring[...]from this wonderful new world ludicrous the whole thing was. The com- mind; I wanted to know. Some unex-[...]te structures decorated with pret- back through the door, back into my own parisons are almos[...]wers and real cloth napkins, ly, after working up the courage, I decid- Not yet fully comprehe[...]e attempt to do one of my while the students have to mull about ed to fmd out.[...]s, I continued my exploration. assignments, the full implications of my looking for a tab[...]became apparent. fmd one it is usually dirty. And as I recall brow, I got a grip on myself, and slowly habitants of the land; I could hardly con- I felt like such a[...]students don't have waitresses either. pushed the door open. trol my exc[...]there I guess I really shouldn't complain; the I was blinded by a brilliant light. contact, but my best efforts to com- staring me in the face. I was just so blind- faculty probably d[...]through. It municate were to no avail. The creatures ed that I couldn't put it together.[...]some time before my eyes readjusted. fled the moment I approached them. in the faculty dining room. The only ques- Yeah, right. Give us a break! Voices across the campus Should students be informed of bomb t[...]With aD the c:ra:ty peo-[...]be told Yes, I think I would like ple in the world. I don•t Yea, I want to avoid I»[...]notirled UDder any cir· there is I bomb threat. if there is a bomb tbeat. to 1mow if my life waa in t[...]at tbae wu claqer. the cbaDce. Why sbould Jive me the cbaDce to t.bea they are takiDa our[...]
	[...]ary 25, 1991 Take a byte out of computer prices By.lullaDelllnone ty req[...]proceed, depending on the desired students who are unable to pay the fuJI "You cannot purchase Mac equipment[...]price. To qualify for a loan, the applicant, cheap," Felts said. "Apple offers th[...]an annual income full line. It's probably the most up-to- new IBM or Apple Macintosh computer[...]to give you one of their for 25 to 35 percent off the regular price, students and faculty must order through The borrower can choose fixed latest machines." according to Debra Felts, computer ser- the IBM Corporation, located at 2850 E. payment[...]must be enrolled in six or IBMs include the PS/2 model 30, IBM also offers one[...]dit hours, and teachers must be model 55sx, the portable P70 and more. and for an additional $40 charge, the pur- All Apple products have a one-year fu[...]$5,499, and chasher can have repairs done at the warranty and also offer an extended war[...]st, director of include such accessories as the hard drive, home. ranty plan. There are no loans offered the High Tech Innovation Center,. the display and mouse.[...]through Apple. IBMs and the Apple Macintosh are equal- "There are things that the student To purchase an Apple computer[...]nce they've offered better "It depends on what the students are are not IBM clones. These are[...]products. going into. What they should purchase is compatibles. These are the real things. Suite 2. It takes three to six[...]id. away from school," West said. the same agreement, and they didn't Appl[...]For further information call Felts or The process of purchasing a computer stand up to the warranty." the Macintosh portable products, the West at 435-3225. begins with the student or teacher submit- West commented on the IBMs: "As far Macintosh Classic computers, the Macin- The IBM representative, Vicki Lisa, ting an application to the Computer Ser- as the IBM goes, it is the standard in the tosh modular computers, and more. can be reached at 224-2763. The Apple vices Office in the High Tech Center. industry. When IBM snee[...]representative, Mary Ford, can be reach- Once the applicant meets the eligibili- wipe their nose."[...]Following these activities, the delegates will lobby[...]According to Thomas, the conference is " hard work."[...]Delegates of Associated Students and the Evening No leisure activities are planned and the students are ex-[...]to represent the campus at a national conference. time[...]dent Association of Junior But despite the hectic schedule, Thomas believes the[...]munity Colleges Conference runs trip is highly educational. from Friday to Tuesday in the Capital city. "It is a great experience to meet with your national The trip is funded from the campus Executive Board congressmen to lo[...]Accounting Fund, which is set aside for the council to AS representative Rodney Fow[...]benefit the student body. the trip.[...]elegates will repre- " One trip to D.C. is wonh ten years of experience," sent the students on a national level in all aspects of[...]ding funding and academics. The AS representatives attending the conference are[...]iated Students has set Feb. 28 through March 3 as the dates for the Prospective Employers" as part of the Employment Talk series at I p.m . to- Third Annual Spring Carnival. day in the Student Union.[...]Activities include rides, food and games. The event is open to the public. Discover how to answer want ads, con[...]job Tickets are being sold in the Student Government Office Building for $7 open[...]ork . for 20 tickets or at the carnival for $10. Foreign policy to be discu[...]tral America invited to attend the Phi Theta Kappa orientation at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Case Studies" at the campus Speakers Forum Wednesday at 11 a.m . in the in the Student Union. Student Union.[...]PTK is a national honors organization that places emphasis on academic Speakers Forums are free and open to the public . st[...]eet at 2:30p. m. every frrst and third Tuesday of the month for summer and fall registration. in the Student Union.[...]uld speak to their instructor fir t and take The group stands for issues of peace, justice and the environment. a signed advisment form to the C lAR before regi tering. 'Fiddler' opens on[...]Support group formed for students The theatre department's production of "Fiddler on the Roof" opens its Students who are military veterans or in the reserves are invited to join cam- run at 8 p.m . Friday in the ' Round the Corner Theatre' on the northwest cor- pus counselors Joe Grie[...]sion for G CC," 10 a . m. every Thursday in the Student Union council day, and 8 p.m. March IS and 16. · chambers. Admission is SS, general ; $4 senior citizens; and $3 students[...]ts and counselors discuss people who have been in the military and and 01ay be purchased at the cashier's office and the theatre box office. those concerned about the Gulf War.
	[...]Talk not cheap: 'Skyway to the Future' is given to individuals or organizations for consist[...]pport and exhibition of patriotism and service to the[...]the ftrst receipient to receive the award .[...]Other receipients include former Senator Barry By J ...... Gilbert[...]The ...-:11 foa..a team bas fallen on bard[...]A diverse schedule of events is planned forth~ day. Jobs.[...], hoping Let's face it, jobs are what college is all about.[...]ion for professional Not to be outdone, the Cappio Coffee Company will careers.[...]. . ..... to..... • .......... It is only fitting that coUeges aid students in their tasks One of the main features of this year's Career Expo in every way possible. That is what Career Expo does. will be local a[...]for Career McCall's mural, titled "The Spirit of Arizona," was[...]. . . , • • ]lee Expo '91, themed "Skyway to the Future." selected as the official poster to represent the theme of The event will bring more than 150 Valley employers[...]ca- McCall will be present throughout the day to visit with tions for future reference.[...]Partial proceeds from sales will be donated to the cam-[...]M81dl21aPib.UIIa. "It is encouraging to see employers interested in shar-[...]Tile PCIBIWIMJ of trewliaa CO the ,..:.O.k[...]said Dr. visor, Last year's Expo was the most succesful fair to date[...]Aid 1-S Ia Califoraia is still IBIIIet.[...]pening ceremonies will be at 10 a .m . March 6 at the ing," the eight-year planning director said. "I'm very[...]ua always 111e support from studeDts north end of the Administration Building. o[...]co tee us compete or even if they want During the cerimonies, the American Spirit Award will Last year's[...]Won:laad l8icL be presented to Rodgers-Barstaclc by Brigadier General than 136 employers at[...]"AU the out-of-state recognition that we have seen is The American Spirit Award is the highest honor that[...]very encouraging to us," said Lockert. "It shows how can be bestowed to a civilian by the Air Force. 1be award fast the reputation of the fair isthe new, affordable Mad ntosh LC is a dream come true. The Madntnsh LC is rich in color. Unlike manycomputers that can display only 16 colors at once,the Macimnsh LC expands your palette to 256 colors.[...]v i!>...,.., you personalize your work by adding voice or other ounds.[...]• L 8 Uke eYery \lacir tnsh computer, the LC is easy to set up and easy to[...]usands of available applications that all work in the[...]ou're well on your W?' · t ) It aming them all.The Macintnsh LCeven lets you share infor· mation[...]ho uses a different type of computer- thanks to the versatile Apple ~uperDrive~ which can read froman[...]nd \pple II floppy disks. Take a look ::~t the Macimnsh LC and see what it gives you. Then pinch[...]unher information rontact Debbie Felts in the High Tech Center, Room 111 435-3500 & The poMj' to be }OOf best. ---....[...]
	[...]Beyond the Balcony of psychological horrorland[...]By Marc de Celle By Krtstl Ebner The Voice A more frigh tening film than " The Silence of the Lambs" wiJI never be found. It is an excellent[...]begins with FBI trainee Clarice Starling, played by[...]Lecter, portrayed by Anthony Hopkins. Lecter was a[...]One critical flaw in"The Silence of the Lambs" was that parts of the plot went from section to section without tying the pieces together.[...]by Foster and Hopkins, along with Scott Glenn. It wi[...]keep you on the edge of your seat. On a scale of 1-5, U[...]" The Silence of the Lambs" receives a 4. By the way, almost endless entertainment for the entire Milky Way. don't stop at the concession stand before the show.[...]VIrgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Read between the lines. You[...]o. Top 10 movie rentals of the week Just when you thought it was safe to read the paper! Libra (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Set record[...]1. Darkman TJ.,'• H..t'lletc.,... are back by popular demand. That's right, both readers wante[...]10. My Blue Heaven Lone Ranaer kit is on the way. Aquertua (Ja[...]acle you should not have been carrying. Have the lazy ass Accordina to Tower Video is no loogcr a problem. ConaratuJations on learning[...]inions, privacy. If they don't leave H todlly is your birthday, watch out for gifts recei\'- you a[...]1. Whitney Houston: All the Man That I Need[...]IME 'War is obsolete.'[...]
	[...]When asked about the positive efforts of the music[...]industry, such as Live Aid and We are the World,[...]' Connor made it known that she thought that " on the Once qai.n, the well-known, but not always well-liked, pa[...]lved, it was brillant." ;inead O'Connor bas made the world take time to think. " Record[...]putting a ds o ut in O'Connor withdrew from the latest Grammy Awards newspapers sa[...]s seen .::eremony and competition to demonstrate the " false and on Live Aid,' using the whole thing for promotion , 11..." " ' " ' " ' - materialistic values" of the music industry. which is disgraceful." She bad also pulled out of the English equivalent to " At the end of the day, what have I said? What I've Grammys, which is called the BPI Awards. said is that I believe that the human race is concerned " I believe very much that the music industry as a mostly with money, and that we are concerned more is concerned mainly with material success, and a[...]"What I think people disagree with and have the pro- lhe belief in people that material success will make them blem with is when the media get the impression that I " O'Connor said dur[...]they get it from . But it's the very people that I' m talk- " And I think that one of the ways the industry en- ing about, the very people that a re responsible for be- •nn·r• ..· - commercial success and materiality is by hav- ing so greedy and fo r encouraging the whole thing. lg award ceremonies which very much honor those who They're the ones that have the problem; I don't think achieved material success, rather than people who it's the real people. done anythina to pass information to people or to "If there is one thing that I've failed to point out, it's[...]that there are a lot of people involved in the industry Slalld O'Connor ,...~--·- was questioned on why she went to the who arc not greedy and who are no[...]d been thinlciDI, anyway. I had been And the 80 percent that are, of course, have been very[...]best alternative music: performance. ' 'So in the light of there being a World War, which[...]aht before tlie Grammy awards, O' Connor think is bappeoina because we, as a race, are concern- O'Connor's boycott of the Gram.mys was followed by stated that she did not want the award, even if she won. with material succes[...]" It repraents everythina that I despise about the music to see if any artist would say anything about the During the Grammys, O'Connor's message was effec- industry. What people don't really understand is that and how trqic it was. And nobody said[...]xample, singing, and you know, 'peace in the Middle East. ' " pearance in a[...]there's one of you and there's five thousand in the au- " lbere's one thiDa that must be pointed out .. .l don't made mention of her not winning in the category that dience, whatever you're[...]ot nominated for nine piece of metal is. I don't want anything to do with that sp[...]A new female condom, the Reality Vaginal[...]essing Ser lices Include: Pouch, is entering its final phase of clinical testing[...]the male condom in preventing the transmission[...]3. Willing to use the Reality Female Condom as the[...]
	[...]February 25, 199 Career in nursing 'chased' by males 'Society bas changed in its Of the 200 students in the nursiq pro- tbinldng. In tbe last two pam on[...]Laeaer. nursin& stereotyping.' director at the c:ollqe for the last nine yean, this ftpre is hiaber than the na· -Elaine Laeg[...]u cbanaed in ita thin kina•., Laeaer sald...In the 1ut ttro decade! Woody already has a d[...]become a nurse because he likes to care force in the nunina field, female nursiq for people. He b[...]nursing students on campus, along with studeaU at the c:oOeae continue to out- sing when he married a nurse. female classmates in the nursing lab, listens to differences in normal num[...]his two daughters. studenb mate up 3.6 percent of the na- One of his daqhters is attending medical Kaplan wants a four-ye[...]Dt«~rDllrl hca•w they haw relatives wbo are in the He has always been interested in the University West.[...]tor. He science degree in nursing are: the ability be to their advantqe. "Men have be[...]e in intensive and to work in any setting in the industry, Laeaer said other nursing stu[...]nina a leadership role, and little need expect the men to be leaders "althouah male nunes have exist[...]ad.ministraton. lona u female nunes in the United linois and F1orida, where his[...]taxes. Like Woody, he is enrolled in a work in a structured settin[...]agents, which means their jobs are Ray Woody is aoina for a two-year two-year program.[...]ct Samaritan Hospital. the nurses' side for a change. cy medical care. One student is majoring at 435-3205 . Children[...]it at War The Voke For the Marine Corp: , the age limits[...]take the Marines as close to land as[...]ble, and the Marines do the[...]According to McLaurin, his office has on the ships. "You know the saying, him in my arms and pro-[...]turned away a lot of people above the age Marines are looking for a few mised[...]relaxed in the recruiting office inside dle the training in boot camp. corpsmen take care of the Marines. all harm.[...]t want to Moments before, in the entry hall, two should be able to do 60 sit-[...]im he YOUDI men bad leafed through the Marine minutes; 11 dead hang pull-ups; and run The first step in joining any branch[...]a mile and a half in 11 minutes. the service starts with an interview had to, so s[...]The overall performance is taken into a recruiter. "I've tried to get into the Marines. could be anything he[...]take me," one of them said. account, and the age limit can be stretch- Questions about[...]He was tall and well-built, and the ed for those meeting the physical of crimes, drug usage. fami[...]should be expected. This is followed When he was naughty, I[...]The Marine Corps won't take him, he disciplined him and told said, because he is a convicted felon that missed our goal at all[...]served time in prison. "When the bombing started, we had a big the Air Force's are 17 to 27, and the him and wanted him to[...]ns can be influx of people coming in. The same Guard's are 17 to 28. Length g[...]pends on thing will probably happen when the assignments vary: Marines, three to the crime." ground[...]Felonies aren't the only thing blocking Navy recruiter Glenn[...]aying business was as good , or better, and the Coast Guard, four years. on the application or any of the re- since the war began. All the branches have some type I couldn't protect[...]ents will also keep a person out. Like the Marine Corps, the Navy will educational benefits. For example[...]To join the Marines it' s imperative to not accept people[...]isn't acceptable) or IS college credits. He added that some med[...]ing qualify at E-2. And he never got the McLaurin says this shows that an in-[...]in the body; and body fat over 23 percent. to studen[...]taken the time to follow through on it. Batbara Cage The recruiter believes a person with that The enlistment ages for the Navy are in return for specified periods of The Voice determination will do really well in the 17 to 3S ; apin, parental consent is re- service.[...]The Marines have a special proaram 1be Navy accepts people through age miJiJIITY /if~. the pay for an E-1 wit caUed the Marine Corps' College Enlist- 35 because the physical training in boot less than four months service is S697 ment Proaram for people with associate camp is not u toup. a month, w[...]accdcnlted promotioas from £..1 (the first Shepherd said. "We spend a lot of time[...]step in tbc pay scale of all five braDcbes in the c:luaroom doing cranial work." yean of s[...]of tbc ~~nice) to the nmt of £..3 (the third As far as the current war JOCS, the Enlistment proarams, educatioL step in the pay scale). HPJ is «Widcred a pretty safe place. ac- bcaefita[...]c recruiter. Vlirf anMIY bctwem the branches[...]co.ld ... , . ,_ is to . . . a ~W~YIIlitlll!
	[...]tinued. But addiction is not a weakness; neither is it lack[...]of willpower. It is an illness, a sickness.[...]Another problem is stereotyping: Thinking that an[...]stuffs herself with an enormous alcoholic is the person hanging out down on the streets feature editor of The meal and six chocolate bars, then goes into the women's of South Phoenix, or that a sex addict is a rapist. Voice, Fall[...]ut they are Feb. 7 at the Glendale A 22-year-old coUege student faces[...]n jail a small percentage, and they are in the late, chronic Care Ce[...]riving conviction. stages of the addiction.[...]sman plunges further into "What about the other 97 percent that are function-[...]As an addiction progresses, the relationship addicts Addiction is one of the problems campus counselors have with thei[...]h their addiction, was when be played a part in the production of "Addiction affects students in the classroom, at work "Tea House of the Aqust Moon." there is a strong need to feel normal. They want to feel[...]'t have any lines but just bein& part That is the bad news. But the good news, according[...]better. And there is nothing wrong with wanting to feel of the cut was a dream come true," said his[...]to Rideau-Tipton, is that society is becoming educated ly helps for a moment, a[...]and more aware, so it is acceptable and easier for peo- For his pcrlorm.ance in the play, he won the[...]ward. "Students come into the center already knowing they Mike's love of a[...]have a problem," the counselor said. "We don't usual- "Through thinking and feeling we make decisions and landed the role of Grandpa Brooks in a play call- ly have[...]ama. especially horror movies Deflabla the problem together. Imagine the distortions that are taking place and special e[...]talk at West Valley Camelback Hospital, in the addict." to be a film critic: some clay," his father said. Drew Drazin, addiction counselor at the hospital, defin- Behavior is what bothers people the most when deal- Eventually actiDa became too[...]e, person or Addictions are chronic. The addiction can be arrested his lines clearly.[...]roblems." but not cured. It is progressive. He turned toward writing, takin[...]ms: alcohol, drugs, tobac- If a person is working on a program of recovery they journalis[...]ulsive spend- are changing. But if they stop, the recovery stops, even "Mike's illness made it[...]John Bradshaw, in his book "Bradshaw on : The says. that's what attracted him to[...]ld ex- Family," says violence in a relationship is also an ad- Alcoholics and drug-addicted[...]arly, and his intelligence and diction. Both the abuser and the victim are addicted. safely use their add[...]s, have to ap- Although he was confmcd to bed the last tion is a tremendously destructive problem. proach recovery in a different way, the addiction months of his life, his love of writing never sub- It is a life-style, or actually a death- style, Bradsha[...]or said. Because they still have to eat. sided. The following excerpt iJ from his personal says, "based on the relinquishment of the self as a wor- Where to go for help journal. It was the last piece he wrote. thwhile being, " to a self who must use something out- The first real self-help for the addict came in 1935 with[...]in order to be lovable and happy. the beginning of Alcoholics Anonymous, Drazin said.[...]This was geared toward the alcoholic only, but was a not for me. It wczs 1[...]One of the biggest blocks to treatment is denial. It is The next advancement was in 1956 when the American I was tMre to see tM greatest mommt[...]'(Kim) gave birth to a baby girl, another for the person to accept that diagnosis and seek In the last several years there has been an explosion[...]in says. in the self- help area. There are hundreds of programs[...]zs just fwe hours old. Another problem is the preconceived ideas people still based on Alco[...]lp. I saw a little faa looking up at me, and the tions to overdoses of alcohol," Drazin said,[...]However, he says tolerance- the need for more and until the addiction has been treated and the person is in On the outsitk, I probably didn't show it, but more of whatever thing a person uses to achieve the same recovery. Then the other issues can be treated effectively. I felt[...]For additional information on addiction and the treat- Thanks Amanda, I'm coming home soon.[...]don't have enough ment available, see the campus counselors, or call West r------,[...]OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T·SHIRTS[...]
	[...]of injuries and inconsistencies from one game to the next, the men's baseball team has opened the season on a low note, winning just one of their first six pmes so far this season. The Gauchos will have a home-and-home series Tues- day and Wednesday with Scottsdale Community College. Over the weekend, the Gauchos faced Yavapai Col- lege in a home-and-home series, the results of which were unavailable at press time.[...]eries with them," head coach Dave Grant said. "It is tough to go to Yavapai to play, since the weather and field conditions are tough for us to play in." The Gauchos' inconsistency showed in their most re- cent loss, a 9-8 decision to the Grand Canyon Universi- ty JV team. The Gauchos were down 7-2, but fought back to tie the game 7-7 in the 8th, only to lose the game in the 9th. "We were behind the whole game, and were able to fight back and tie the game, but we just couldn't get it together and get the big hit we needed to pull us up," Grant said. Galldlol split wltll PC On Feb. 19 and 20, the Gauchos played a home-and- First baseman John Loomis catches the ball on a pickoff attempt of a South Mountain baserunner. home aeries qaiDst Phoenix College, in which the South Mountain won this game 7-1 and swept the Gauchos in a two game series the next day. Gauchos won the opener ~3. but 1~ the second pme 10-4.[...]and 16. In the openiq pme, the story was the pitching of On tbe second day, the Gauchos lost shortstop Josh "In both games, we weren't getting the offense and Noah Perry, who pitched a complete game for the Hurst to a bad-hop ground ball that bit him in the eye, defense oceded to win the pmes," Grant said. "We got Gaucbol.[...]ree weeks. good pitching from Bryan Lundberg in the frrst game, "NoU walked two batters in the ftrSt inni.Da. but then 1bat turned out to[...]because after that. but got poor pitching in the second game." settled down and stayed under control and finished the the Bears scored seven and won the second game. To open the season, the Gauchos fac'ed the Arizona game. •• Grant said.[...]ty JV team, losing ~S to them. Don Bayus helped the cause by getting three bits, and The Gauchos lost a home-and-home series with South[...]vely, but we didn't Kevin Dyer got tbe key bit in the 6th to put the Gauchos Mountain Community College 7-1 and 9-3 on Feb. IS have a lot of offense throughout the game," Grant said. Softball begins with 8-4 ma[...]By 11•• Pettie• matc[...]"We are going to face some very By ..... Suman Gauchos definitely learned something, as The Voice tough compe[...]mp- the defending national champs swept the son said. "If we can perform like we The Voice double-header from the Gauchos, 4-0, Although only a few weeks into the[...]new season, both the Men's and[...]The Gauchos will face the Univer- After starting the season strong with an But even in defeat, the Gauchos show- Women's tennis teams are o[...]n.) on Mon.; South 8-4 record overall, and 3-3 in the con- ed they are a much improved team.[...]Mountain CC on Tues.; Concordia ference, the women's softball team will In the second game, the Gauchos had[...]when a chance to tie with two runners on in the "I have no complaints so far ."[...]e Community ninth, but CAC was able to get the fmal That basically sums up the start of Thursday. College on Wednesday. out, and end the Gauchos hope of a split. the men's tennis season, according to Head Coach R[...]Head Coach Ray Simpson. The pect a very tough challenge, but he still swe[...]ges fans to come out and support coach, but the Gauchos will have other ches, the women's tennis team has re-[...]and are showing great improvement the Lady Gauchos. chances[...]ng "We just have to learn to eliminate the "I have been very happy with our[...]" pect us to beat Central before the season[...]it Tbe Lady Gauchos opened their season is over."[...], but I feel we are with an impressive showing at the "To know we can play with Central,[...]bad expected." Head Coach Joann Pell. "The teams Arizona Western College Tournament in[...]em gives us a lot of Glendale opened the season with a we played were four year schoo[...]rong programs. " "We played tremendous ball in the The Gauchos bounced back from their Last Tuesday, the Gauchos open-[...]CC, 3-6. Despite getting the loss, tournament," Gamez said.[...]play with an impressive Posting a 5-1 record, the Gauchos plac- Mountain Community College, 7-2,[...]with his teams performance. ed third in the tournament, with their only 6-1, with two stron[...]rici, Brittany Rice, After giving up S runs in the first two The pitching was the main concern at said. "We played very well, and lost and Michelle Steinbeiss. innings, the Gauchos battled back, before the beginning of the season, and despite[...]some matches that could have gone "The bottom half of our team real- losing 6-4. the great showing against SMCC, Gamez[...]either way." In the their frrst conference game this isn't satisfi[...]"The experience we gained in our[...]Kawai Patel was the only Gaucho season, the Gauchos split a double-header "The pitching is looking a lot better," to win in singles pl[...]ity College, on Feb. Gamez said. "But it is still suspect." Kevin Phillips and Kel[...]other victory came After trashing MCC 8- 1 in the frrst bas propelled the team so far, as the[...]victorious in doubles competition. pme, the Thunderbirds bounced back Gauchos lead the league in double-plays, The Gauchos lone victory so far winners included Ratke, Morici , and defeated the Gauchos 6-1 in the se- including four apinst CAC.[...]Christine Murphy, (6-3, 6-2). "I think we won the first game too easi- said. "I don't think the Jirls expected to Sinales winners included Aaron The Gauchos will have two con- ly, and let up in the second pme," Assis- do this well."[...]h Mt. CC on Tues. and at •'I think every pme is still a learning our fall proaram really help[...]cxpaicace,'' second year player Ericka of the credit bu to 10 to the Jirls. They've week for GJeadale, who will ha[...]y're startin& to ApiDJt CcDtra1 ArizoDa ColJeae, the believe.··
	[...]tended their lead to 81 -78. The Gauchos[...]had a chance to tie the game, but missed By Dtnm DeChrlstlna firsts on relays. The m~n 's basketball team will finish a 3-po[...]"This year's women's track is the best up its season with two conference games " We played well," Long aid. " But we The Voice[...]Cochise Community College this week. The men's and women's college track[...]events. He said that to be a good thrower The Gauchos played South Mountain teams run up agains[...]day, but Yavapai College handed the Gauchos College, Phoenix College, and Scottsdale one has to have the desire to learn and im- prove, and the discipline to practice on results were not[...]Against NPC, the Gauchos will try 10 the Gauchos, 131-112. at GCC .[...]get back into the win column after drop- "We started the game with a full -court ''PC's women are good[...]not be much competition," Coach Ran- The men fought to the fulish line in the[...]For Head Coach Paul Long and the dy Espinoza said. Pi[...]The Gauchos were able to cut the lead[...]Gauchos that may be easier said than Friday, the team raced against the clock bramsen hurdled frrst in the llO-meter done. to 4 in the second half but could get no for their second mee[...]an second in Northland Pioneer, one of the top closer as YC pulled away again. CoiJege and Mesa Community College at the 400-meter dash. Mike Hungerford teams in the league, defeated the Gauchos Phoenix CoiJege. Mesa and Phoenix are made fmt in the 3S-pound shot put, earlier in the season 104-95 . Freshmen look toward next year their toughest competition. "Mesa is shooting a school record of S0'9". Ran-[...]With the season coming to an end, and[...]"We played them tough before, but 1 stronger than the past although it's good dy Johnson was frrst[...]don't know what to expect this time," the playoffs far beyond their reach, the for competition," said George Davies, fr[...]"Now we're playing for pride, but next The second meet is the biggest meet in eighth in discus. Fincher is one of Gauchos loSt' tough one year we can start over," first year guard the season. "If we beat Mesa it will decide Cherry's most dedicated men. "Second The Gauchos lost a hard-fo ught game Jeff Madron said . the conference championship, which we season they should be up there at the against Phoenix College, 81 -78, Feb. 13[...]first-year player Mike Love said, " But member of the team. play the Gauchos had a chance to take the some of us are playing for next year. " "The second meet you feel more con- Future meets fident against them (competitors}," said The ASU Collegiate Open (Hep- Kim Espinoza, on track[...]"ASU is the first big meet where we[...]t year . can get a look at all of the other teams in our conference, " said Phil Jackson, a By Dawn Bartlett Women strong this year[...]''The team is really doing good,'' Role frrst-year long distance runner for the The women's team ran hard at Pima The Voice said[...]team. Aztec Classic on Feb. 16. The women[...]Their next meet is against Scottsdale placed first in seven individu[...]With the indoor tournament competi- According to Roles the team improve-[...]ty College at 3 p.m. on March tions for the GCC archery team coming ment is evident in the shooters increased dale," said Head Track Coach R[...]to a close, Coach John Roles feels the scoring ability. The scores of the in- 8 at Scottsdale. "Scottsdale is not very Neighbors, "one of our best first meets.[...]dividual shooters are up from the 160[...]e had a lot of problems with range into the 230 to 240 range, this in South Mountain is traditionally not very who had three frrsts: "Ainlay is a good- the indoor season, but we only have one turn helps to bring the team average up. good," said Shawn Simon, on the men's coordinated, strong girl; she has a ticket[...]more indoor event and then the team can According to Roles, the team 's to about anywhere she wants to go prac- The track team placed sixth in the na- take a break and concentrate on the out- shooting distance is also increasing which tically."[...]door season.'' shows that the team skill level is improv- tion l.ut year and is favored for a regional Christie Thomas had tw[...]Roles feels that the team prefers out- ing because the shooters are becoming[...]a pretty touab team but McKenzie placed frrst in the 800. they're miuina some depth, .. Espinoza the challenae and the increased skill level.[...]In outdoor events the shooting distance[...]is greater, there are more rounds to com- provement, the team average reflects[...]considered. The team's first outdoor competition[...]"Outdoor competitions are really the will be the ACCAC Intermountain Invita-[...]Roles also feels that the team will do[...]outdoor event but the team is not going[...]better in the latter part of the season to slack off,'' Roles said. "I fe[...]77-64. because the team is motivated and is will be very competitive in the last part "It is a shame that the injuries oc- showing great improvement. of the season.'[...]they devdoped the most as basketball The women' s co))qe basketball players and[...]Silcox said the last 18 minutes of[...]sh brin&iDI their overall record to 1~10 the first balf were the best the team and 1~7 in the conference.[...]ing the second day of the tournament[...]came out very intense "We were ahead by 14 at the half, The Voice Glen[...]and then stretched the lead to 23, and not intense and enthusiastic,'[...]ruise," Silcox It was a return to the realm of sunken The Gauchos also had to fight off a late coach Grq[...]. "We were said. "They tried a run in the last putts on Feb. 14 and IS for the Glendale rally by Grand Canyon. The Antelopes behind 20 at the half and came out 2:30, but only got it[...]team, as they were six strokes behind the Gauchos when and played an even, but ugly seco[...]competed in the Arizona Collegiate Inter- the day began and came on strong, half." The Gauchos then faced Yavapai national[...]finishing just one stroke behind . Friday the ladies played South College on Feb. 16. where without The Gauchos took 2nd place in the " We really had to watch o ut for Mountain Community College, Cobos, who is due back for Wednes- tournament, fin[...]ot available at day's game, and Jokela, who is out Scottsdale Community College. Gr[...]me. indefinitely, the Gauchos were Canyon University rounded off the top The Gauchos were led by the hooting The Lady Gauchos are preparing defeated by Yavapai 71-58. three by finishing in 3 rd place, just one of returni[...]games, Wednesday "Without those two in the lineup stroke behind the Gauchos. newcomer Dan Anders[...]first time out this year we Rizer was the top Gaucho golfer, College, and Friday night a[...]of that," Silcox were very pleased with the outcome," said finishing 4th overall. Anderson was right "Northland is a quick, athletic said. " Our effort and[...]ing 5th place. team that puts good pressure on the good , but we just weren'r shooting After the invitational's first day, the Also placing among the leaders were ball," Silcox said. "It will be t[...]g Komburger, who to win at Cochise, because it is one The Gauchos are fim hmg the out of frrst place, finishing the day at 297. finished in a tie for 7th. of the toughest gyms to play in." regular seas[...]" We got some good shooting from our The Lady Gauchos faced Phoenix nine days. tion in the standings after the fi rst day," returning players," Ulm said. "A[...]Ulm said. "Being eight strokes down is them never missed a beat; they just pick- which the Gauchos lost two of their nine days, we w[...]ny shape nothing. We felt that we had the ability ed up where they left off last se[...]pick them back up." The next apppearance in tournament Jockda, the Gauchos defeated the this pace," Silcox said. Unfortunately, the Gauchos were never play for the Gauchos was the Pima Invita-[...]able to close the pp on Scottsdale. Our- tional, hel[...]
	[...]~ Seriously Social Peace activists, come out of the closet: The world needs you[...]pen on the side fo r peace. It's time for the stand up for their beliefs in the matter. Do whatever it takes. Hold a[...]what is going on. malc[...]truly want peace, stand up and All the information that is being Last I heard, being !uy didn't ac- itself. If this is so, then it's doing a bad make your voice heard . reported by the press is coming througJ'. complish very m'Jch.[...]No, jump up and shout wh t you the Pentagon. Who controls the PentagrJn letters to your congressmen, to the Presi- There was the war then; there is the war believe! and the rest of the military? The pviiti- dent even, and t ell the m how you feel. now.[...]When you firM stand up, you may be There were the peace activists then; People complain at.10ut the lack of Since when have the politicians t .>ld the alone, but it wo n' t be for long. You will there are the ... freedom of spee[...]d more pe<>ple think as you do, but Where are the peace activists now? access to it, they[...]here are actually quite a few of them. The press seems to be ~.~ v ering more H[...]hey come from all walks of life. about the support of the troops ana tne so blind that they are[...]s, journalists, war, and almost nothing on the peace government that is no more than a bunch this happen-;?[...]temptive, bureaucrats looking out The freed<..'m of speech, which is the veterans. The reason for this is that the peace ac- for their own good?[...]n we have, must be Some are still around from the last war, tivists aren't making enough noise.[...]work. Use it! and still want peace. But most of the Instead of sitting around doing nothing the only person that still believes that[...]up with people that peace lovers of today are in the closet, and complaining about the war with your peace has a chance .[...]I say Let's do something soon before it is too known war.[...]
	[...]e t. wins by TKO. Page 2[...]By Wendy Smith[...]The Voice[...]Whether or not tobacco is banned in all district[...]buildings will soon be decided by the Maricopa Com-[...]here on campus, think the district is just blowing smoke.[...]president of the district faculty senate, said the faculty[...]does not support the proposal.[...]"The faculty today voted in favor of the status quo,"[...]Hubbard said at the recent Board meeting. "We were[...]Hubbard said the faculty was also concerned with how[...]the policy would be enforced. The proposal calls for en-[...]forcement through the normal chain of command.[...]The proposed ban would prohibit all u es of tobac-[...]vehicles. The sale of tobacco products on campuses[...]The proposal submitted for consideration cited a 1986[...]dent and Glendale chiropractor. "The averaee person[...]does not have the capacity to make value judgments[...]Amrein said the policy includes chewi ng tobacco[...]" primarily because chewing tobacco is the greatest car-[...]is no second-hand risk with chewing tobacco.[...]The district recently conducted a survey of students[...]Of the students questioned at Glendale, 160 agreed[...]" I'm not a smoker," said Tony Chiariello, "ho is al o[...]0 Dave Bradley, who is tudying robotics, thinks an area L-~~~~~~~~~----[...]the Governing Board, wants advice or suggestions rega[...]ding the proposal.[...]Students can contact Ro enthal on the district's elec-[...]tro nic mail y tern, or call or write the district office. Mark Thomas , president of Associated Students, watches as Andy Reid uses the lift on a Rosenthal is not sure the proposal ,, ,,, he approved, new wheelchair accessible van. The van was purchased for Glendale Community College but said she will support it. by the Associated Students as their community service pr[...]ding to GCC Presi- " I think it's the right thing to do," atd the long-time dent Dr. John A. Waltrip, there are app[...]ber. " I will vote for it." who will benifit from the vehicle . The Board will study the proposal and take testimony[...]at its March 12 meeting at the district office at 7 p.m.
	[...]award notification letter by the ti me For students applyirfg for fmancial aid The scholarships vary in amount from school started." fdr the fall, time is money. $25 to $1,000. These ca[...]Honors students and faculty ' By applying now, you can get ahead must be applied for by August 1. out paperwork, Sanzari l[...]took time out of their busy of the game,'' said campus financial aid Schol[...]m outside organiza- . lion and not reading the instructions at schedules to gather for a par[...]tions are also available to students. the top of the list. in the Student Union Feb. 28. Scholarships, student loans and grants by August 1, 1991. Sanzari encouraaes students to ac- The party, which was spon- are a~ for students through the Financial aid, in the form of grants and curately fill out the paperwork. sored by the Student Honors Financial Aid Office[...]lty a chanct to socialiu in apply before the approaching deadlines. The priority deadlitle for these fman- For f[...]tivity and institutional cial aid forms is April 15. zari in the Financial Aid Office at However, the festivities were scholarships are available through the Explaining the "priority deadline," 435-3378. overshadowed by the lack of attendance. "We usually have[...]t's hard to get people involved." Of the approximately 60 seats[...]. Additional emphasis was plac- ed on the inconsistent use of the[...]designed sole- ly for honors students. The Electronic Forum is a[...]The Voice method of communication among st[...]O n March 12 and 13. their an- through the use of computer ter-[...]students for taking time to in an address to the gathered[...]relations officer for Phi In addition to the food and[...]The campus has held the[...]record for highest number of Among the performances was[...]>- a reading of poems by Muriel[...]the community colleges in[...]~ delivered by Troy Conrad.[...]Even though the war is over, literacy program and teach kids[...]ren take a dragon of a roller coaster ride during the Associated 27 pints of bl[...]-10. goes to the military.[...]the following guidelines for[...]in the past 12 months. Popular hot spots are just around the corner[...]•Tattoos in the past 12[...]which prescribed medication is[...]ings . Transportation from the airport to The group wallcathon will provide free •Vaccinations in the past 24 The Voice the hotel is also provided. transportatio n from th e campus to the • hours; with some vaccinations,[...]lkathon. . the wait is even longer before Spring break is the fan tasy o f tanned now because of the war situation,'' Elia "The walk is pretty nice, " Jacobs said. donating. bod[...]d. " It isby any travel According to Rhonda Banna[...]nts . agent at Westridge Travel or by calling of Dimes director of comm un icat[...]ll o ut an application. cleaning) in the past 3 days. Travel inside Westridge Mall , this[...]in a phone interview •Pregnancy in the past 6 hot spring brealc areas are located nearby. Arizona," the March of Dimes is hosting that the Wallcatho n will have start and weeks.[...]tmg of free No appointment is necessary Mexico, is $352 for three nights and four paign to raise[...]for students wishing to donate; days. The trip includ e transportation The free walkathon is at 6 a. m. on way sandwiches, doughnuts, and frozen walk-ins are welcome. The from the airport to the hotel. March 23 at Encanto P ark,[...]blood drive will be at held at the A roundtrip plane fare to Cabo San and[...]Student Union . Lucas costs $314, which includes the total A second walkathon will be at Mesa[...]tion , students and that participated in the past and transportation from the airport to the and Dobson Road . teachers can pick up the white applica- encourage people to mak[...]ssociated Students tions on campus at the Student Govern- time." said Sandy Mullineaux, The third hot spot is Taos, New Mex- public relations o fficer, sa[...]for a roundtrip plane a group wallcatho n for the Glendale Com- Jacobs can be reach[...]
	[...]the only thing they have received from her in retu rn[...]" When I was first told about The merican ptrll[...]Award , I was overwhelmed by the tact that whtle our Barry Goldwater, Lee lacocc[...]country is in the mid t of a war and 11. aftermath. that wouldn't s[...]the USAF still made the effort and found time to visit o w they've been joined by Dr. Renee Rodgers-[...]honor .'' receive The American Spirit Award Wednesday during[...]touches your life," Ward said . " I can imagine the dedication to the American way of life," said Col. James[...]rstack) has helped." E. Watson, vice commander of the United States Air[...]in time. I hope this is one of many th at you have had ." Texas.[...]Host David Briant, director o f The INSTITUTE o n " I think you' ll agree that Dr.[...]o u fo r Watson presented Rodgers-Barstack with the award receiving the distinguished American Spirit Award from after giving a brief history of the American Spirit Award Col. James Watson presents Dr. Renee Rodgers- the United States Air Fo rce. As an ex-Air Force Cap- that included Bob Hope accepting the fir t one in 1980. Barstack with The American Spirit Award. tain, I kno w the importance of this award . It is the Goldwater, lacocca and Mcint yre are other prev[...]highest award that any civilian can receive from the Air recipients. the resources I needed to do my job, and provided me Force." "This is an honor that I will share with my staff, my the time I needed to be involved in communit y ac-[...]fo r the "wonder ful work you ha ve done for the citizen they have encouraged me to conti nue to g[...]tate." Job hunting.· tips to finding a career By Mike Maresh[...]-30 percent. in to see people with power. The Voice A[...]plicants should research the job with o ther, more cost-effect[...]tion systems. The third most effective channel is T he nine ways t~ identify prospective employers was the topic fo r the recent Baugh stated the most important aspect of this process is telling the employer what[...]. T he remaining sources for the job hunt[...]After word of mouth , the second most successful contact in fi nding a job is[...]face-to- ple who can help you, and being offered the job."[...]Baugh advises peo ple to research the Word of mo uth garn ers up to 70 to 80 percent[...]drawback to employment agencies is that usually the agent requires a fee from the companies they want to work wi th, a[...]employer (not the employee). then contact[...]mcludes getting tips about jobs This is a percentage of the employee's have no hiring auth[...]
	[...]From the Balcony Butting in on smoking[...]a few worsen the situation? controversies. If passed, smokers will be The policy submitted calls for[...]they will casually litter the cam- will ban the use of tobacco in p[...]y enclosed The Life Science and building throughout the district. Language Arts buildings are Although the policy has some prime examples. It 's appropriate merit , it is doubtful that it will that there are beautiful, brand- help to alleviate the current pro- new combin[...]s at these buildings . butts finding their way to the It is quite obvious that they ground instead of the trash are being[...]nobody is using them. If they Maybe if planners thought a were, the ground wouldn 't look little more on this one, the so much like an a[...]ting to look nicer because of the haze. constant cleaning, but for how If passed as is, the proposed long? tobacc[...]doors would only strengthen to the already-growing campus their belief that the right to ashtray theory. smoke is accompanied by the The campus is starting to right[...]By Devld Madrid This is bad judgment? Considering the[...]The Voice scolding that the senators got, I would say[...]they used excellent judgment. They know By Eric Wlncentsen The one thing she hasn't done yet[...]we will re-elect them . They broke the law The Voice is pull her usual "I'm Black, country. There is one law for the average and have surviv[...]therefore I'm above the law" tricks. citizen, and there is another law for So is it any wonder that our state Carolyne Walker is a goddess, and Both Walker[...]legislators have followed the lead of our anyone who doesn't agree is racist Tillman, the local head of the Na- Our politicians make the laws that we senators?[...]tional Association for the Advance- must follo[...]guilty. Ortega's video collection (not the over the sting operation. They know that the worst that happens I'm sure that those who are accused of ones of the news reports con- Walker is just the tip of the to dirty politicians is that other dirty crime[...]tting in jail awaiting triaJ gratulating him on the Keys Market iceberg. Bobb[...]them. wish they had the same consideration as drug bust) gets more air time, and the District 21 legislator, finally got Consider the Keating Five, who became our lawmakers. people at the Chamber of Commerce caug[...]pants down. the Keating One. The other four senators[...]ans think they should look for second jobs, and the whole Raymond, whose fa[...]at USWest constituants by saying "F--k them ." If I ever succumb to bribery, I hope the County Superior Court to qu ash the in- preferred customer Walker has[...]. I A telling part of the motion tate that her sleeping in a box, actuall[...]No one would cl aim , despite the epa rates and pro[...]advantage . The hypocri y that pervade our payers more than the savings a nd representa[...]McCain was perhaps the most guilty of politic[...]cession in the casino that Vincent all the senators. He not o nl y took money[...]r family and himself to the Bahamas at the But America deserve[...]0 to start her own down the toilet for .[...]ever While there, the McCa in fa mily vaca- h[...]rizona tioned at the Keating mans ion. Later, they do. The servants are now the masters R&B standard, " Money (That ' s[...]a profitable and we, the people, now reap what we[...]t11t>1replwn · !loch O.V\IA. Jdf Gnham. The Voice[...]
	[...]lot of that. I tried to concentrate on the sibility involved, Betsy said they still According to Lynch, the faculty in the p[...]ball games and dinners. so each day one of the teachers would do[...]this day how he got something helpful for the Cooper , such[...]izabeth Lynch, psychology instructor says "it is contributing to his getting somehow contr[...]ing down her Brandt explained that the students aJ o[...]ions, she was holding played a large part in the Coopers' sup-[...]"He handed me all his statistics stuff back the tears. port group[...]class when he "I think we're stronger," the dedicated " Most of the student have sent card .[...]According to Bet y, the first doctor you're managing, but you do be[...]ave her husband two op- have no choice. The alternative is not visitors were allowed in the hospital.[...]dering. '' She said the stack of cards people sen t[...]transplant. Three months later, a fter see- The interview was interrupted by two from GCC and other campuses were[...]doctor, he had a students who came into the biology pro- sometimes the only exciting thing occur-[...]ffice to discuss their grades. ring during the ordeaL Stephen Cooper[...]During the interview, Ste ve himself[...]When the interview resumed, Betsy told[...]e felt alone in many instances, but entered the room briefly and casually By J.._ De Simone said[...]s going smoothly until "Those have been the hardest times for talked about his teaching[...]e told how her husband has worked he room is quiet. A light shines tion. With the advice of another doctor, he's known I've be[...]ogy pro- fessor, sits like a flawless statue. She is the new heart valve was replaced in[...]"He is a very caring· instructor. He is[...]so anxious for them (the students) to be surrounded by an audience of piled on the line, you know where your paper$ and an opened co[...]We begin talking about her husband, The IVs were later cut back to three Betsy's mother has been the one per- when they don't work to their p[...]d Betsy's schedule was as son who has stuck by her during the sh'! said . who suffered from congest[...]t 6 a.m. At 6:15a. m. she been supportive on the job, and Dr. John a lot of talent that we[...]ready for R. Waltrip, college president, and the said. "This place isn't the same without years ago and were married shortly after. school, and arrived at GCC by 7:30a.m. Glendale deans "were most helpful[...]Cooper is. "He deeply cares about others[...]erimental psychology. The Coopers' evenings were free until[...]said with relief. As Betsy turned away from the com- 11 :15 p .m . when Steve got his l[...]a preoccupied expression showed Steve is now on oral antibiotics, which chairwoman, the faculty were all concern- to him," she jok[...]ions," said an optimistic "Obviously this is a life-threatening ill- hopes to be back to teaching in the fall , "I didn't pray," she said. "Quakers[...]nger and he's ornery," but Betsy says she is sure of one thing: talk of centering their soul,[...]"We are both taking the summer off." PMS cramping lifestyles of women By Joyce Barton[...]ween husband and wife that leads to the threat of[...]She says she can count o n one hand the number of divorce, or to an actual divorce. A 22·year-old college student is looking forward to women who have receive[...]S with Norris also reports the effect on children. They can graduation, marriage, and the start of her career. anti-depressants[...]igraine headaches, apathy, and violent the symptoms caused by the hormonal imbalances dur- The January '87 issue of Health magazine reports that emotional outbursts. These symptoms bring the forward ing a woman's cycle, a large percentage of women have the first connection between hormo nes and monthly mo[...]another group of symptoms that are aggravated by PMS,[...]ated separately. In the late 1950s studies showed that women commit -[...]t crimes just before their periods tarted . In the book, " PMS," Dr. R.V. Norris, says nearly[...]sion, headache, depression, fatigue, breast By 1979 a controversy began when press coverage of 2[...]able to handle symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. The vast majo ri- swelling and tenderness,[...]te, cravings for sweet or top jobs because of the influence of thei!' "raging hor- ty have mild com[...]In 1980 British lawyers came up with the PMS defense. their personal and professional li v[...]accused of killing another barmaid by arguing she bad "To understand PMS you must ftrst understand the ziness, inflamation of the eye, hoarseness, sore throat, been[...]PMS. most delicate and sophisticated function of the female sinusitis, rhinitis, cystitis, urethritis,[...]lt women's rights advocates became concern- body-the menstrual cycle," Norris writes in his book. abus[...]ion in women's strug- Each month, deep within the brain, a strategic oc- suicide attempts.[...]se symptoms can af- gle for equality, the article reported. cur&D()C of messaaes and respo[...]In some women this delicate multi-system effort is Stress intensifies the symptoms. This is why high- mones, but if they are kep[...]tion Remington believes that PMS is an imbalance of pro- During an interview in he[...]n Remingto n, to holding down a job, tend to have the most extreme gesterone and estrogen. The clinic uses natural pro- nurse practitioner and director of the PMS Clinic on the episodes of PMS. gesterone which is absorbed under the tonpe. This, in Black Canyon Highway, talked about the tremendous PMS can also affect a woma[...]helped Iarse numbers of wome11. "By the time women come to us, the majority have have more interest in sex during the premenstrual phase. PMS is a complex physiological disorder with a stigma be[...]sex during attached to it. But once it is properly treated, there will said . "Some[...]
	[...]By D•wn D.Chrtstlna A[...]Kemp recorded with Eubie Blake on the The Voke[...]poser, will be singing solo at the Kiva, gospel at its core. " Music is a life work, "[...]Kemp is appearing in the GCC An ists are always going to the next plane in[...]"Emme Kemp is a wonderfull y awards for her composmg fro m the[...]oordinator from and Publishers (ASCAP) and the GCC, who is managing the concert. "She National Endowment for the Arts. Her is a fine artist." jazz b[...]y in "Raisin presented at Lincoln Center for the Per- in the Sun," performed and written forming Ar[...]original shows, and has been hailed by Kemp is sponsored by t he college's[...]Armstrong, who S.Ud, "Emme Kemp " The idea of the Artists Series is culture,"[...]swings at the piano and she is a great s.Ud Judy Hoover, publicity direct[...]singei' ... she sends me." the series.[...]Kemp will sing some of her originals, The concert will take place at 8 p.m.[...]staff. Tickets are available at the cashier's[...]e from Bach to office and at t he door the evening of the[...]''Kismet," along with selections by[...]The Voke[...]The program is directed by Tricia lr- The Opera Workshop will present by and Mary Ann Dutton, and accom-[...]cenes from musical theater at 7:30 panied by Carol Peat and Gail Wood .[...]p.m. March 17, in the Performing Arts Singers are Cheryl Egland[...]The concert will include songs from Lunders, Da[...]"W\:st Side Story," "Camelot," "The Dennis Trejo, Barbara Kisil, Peter[...]usic Man," and Moser and Linda Boyd. By Jaon Sliaclrtck[...]ng elephant probably wasn't real. Take it easy on the The top ten movie rentals drugs, OK? In the beginning there were those who told what they t hought the stars s.Ud. Now there are ff.., 'U.tt~. which[...]March 21-April 21): Individual with reputa- the drop off your roof.[...]in matters. Keep things in top condition; the lock on your 9. Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down close to you is clarified. They're broke and want your hand[...]PlacM (Feb. 19-March 20): Intuitive intellect is ex- it. That's why nobody likes you.[...]): Focus on methodology, prac- If today is your birthday, you are one day closer to tical is[...]The top ten albums FULL-TIME[...]
	[...]Page 7 Gauchos beat in first round again By Jeff Wendt Kim Besold led the Lady Gauchos in " We struggled o[...]they started to believe that they can be a The Voice[...]16 points, on putting pressure on the ball," Silcox good team ." The women's college basketball team and Trina[...]But that high point also brought a low closed out the 1990-91 season Wednesday[...]Besold's 17 points led the Gauchos in point for the team. night as the Lady Gauchos were defeated[...]The Lady Gauchos won tne right to and[...]10. right back into the conference schedule, by Eastern Arizona College 74-64 in the host the first-round home playoff game first round of the Region 1 playoffs.[...]hey defeated Northland Pioneer down the stretch," Silcox added. hurt us t[...]Injuries also hurt the team down the[...]stretch . a good job pushing the ball up in transi- said. "The kids were focused offensively Overall[...]The Gauchos finished the season with " We started to play the way this bunch and shot the ball well, which w~ a key[...]play, then we lost Stacy and Eastern was ahead by 11 points at the a 19-11 overall record, the third best in[...]at Phoenix, then we lost Cindy half and extended the lead to 15 early in[...]The Gauchos were led by Trina Mullinex in the Scottsdale game," Silcox the second half. The Gauchos tried to[...]said. close late in the game, but could only get One of the high points of the season for[...]osby's 13 points, and Kim Besold's I 1 it down to the 1~point lead Eastern even- the Lady Gauchos was the California trip Cindy Cobos and Trina Ha[...]points. tually won the game by.[...]rewarded for their efforts by earning se- "We were getting good shots, but w[...]"We went 3-1 and lost in the final by cond team all-conference honors. weren't able to get the boards, so we were ln a game which Silcox de[...]getting one shot," Silcox said. "We "ugly," the Lady Gauchos defeated back and defeated Riclcs College and placed on the all-conference team," didn't do things to be succ[...]Softball at By MlchHI M•resh The Voice[...]By M•tt Suman In a steady rain, the Gauchos track team[...]With a 13-5 record C-3 conference), the Community College on Feb. 28 .[...]The team will tr} to matc h that total several memb[...]hey play ho t to Colby Commun i- Winners in the field events included[...]ty College from Ka ma, Mike Hungerford in the hammer, Cla y[...]"I don't know much about them,·· Fincher in the javelin, and Randy Johnson[...]Head Coach Rick Gamez said . ·'But mo 1 in the triple jump.[...]of the Kansas tea ms are pretty tough." Other winners were Abayomi Best in the[...]On Saturday the Lad y Gauchos will try 400 meter run, Phil Jackson in the 800,[...]ght games, when they travel to Ivan Noriega in the 1500, and Dale Houdek[...]Eastern Arizona College. in the 3200.[...]"Eastern is a tough team that 's play- The 4 X 400 relay team of Robert[...]After starting the season at 6-4, the and Jackson also placed first.[...]Lady Gauchos have won seven of their The Gauchos met next at the ASU Col-[...]The Gauchos played host to Arizona of state," Neig[...]r from South this meet when she ran a 14.86 in the 100[...]meter hurdles. She also finished second in the high jump when she cleared the bar at[...]lege of the Desert, and sweeping Scott- 5' 4 ~ " .[...]Against COD the Gaucho lost the she long-jumped 18' II ", and she also won the triple jump at 35'6" .[...]nings, Glendale rallied to tie the score at Mike Hungerford qualified for the na-[...]3-3 in the sixth, only to lose after giving[...]0 tional meet, throwing the hammer I 50'9".[...]up two runs in the eighth. Justin Jones won the 100 meters in a time of 10.9 seconds, while B[...]In the second game, the Lady Gauchos[...]bounced back with a 9- 1 trouncing. lin the 400. Hu[...]xt meet. Coming off the spli t with COD, the[...]combined for the hutout • with Hunt[...]faci ng the minimum number of batters.[...]" The pitchers d id a great job," Gamez[...]said. " But our defense has continued to By Mike Pettlce Despite a 5-7 overall record , the team week," Pell said.[...]is 4- 1 in conference play and improving "Not to take anything away from With the game against Phoenix College The Voice[...]ugh, " Pell added . " They rained out, the Gauchos picked up where The Gauchos women's tennis team wiJJ "O[...]schools," PeU said . "Even though the The Gauchos defeated SMCC on Feb. Communit[...]res didn't reflect it, we played very well 26 by the score of 9-0. Singles win ners in- The Lady Gauchos took the ftrst game, Joann P eJJ.[...]Katherine Ratke, Brittany Rice, Andrea the winning run with the bases loaded and on some of ou r weaker aspects,"[...]and Michelle Steinbei . one out in the bottom of the seventh. said, " mainly our aggressiveness in against the defendin g champs, Mesa "We really played well ," Pell said. Glendale took the second game 5-0, ingles play and planning strategies." Community CoUege, by a score of 8-1. "They were a competitive team and gave with tough defense leading the way. After the break, Glendale will host According to Pell, the Gauchos suf- us a good match ." "Our strongest point is defense," South Mountain Community CoUege and fered from lack of practice before the In doubles competition, Murphy and[...]idn't play to their potential . Ratke won by default, while the two re- Molander said. " A lot ofteams wiU[...]rence matches. "The poor weather really hurt us that[...]
	[...]Fernandez, he was met by a overhand-right that drove The Voice him to the canvas.[...]Hawkins rose and took the mandatory eight count. Anthony Fernandez, a student of GlendaJe Communi- The fight continued, and Fernandez resumed his at- ty[...]tack. Another overhand right hurt Hawk ins and the 5 wins and 1 loss with a first-round technical knockout referee stopped the bout. of Charles " The Hawk" Hawkins. Officially the fight lasted one minute and sixteen The fight was held Feb. 22 at The Pavilion at The seconds. It was Fernandez's fourth knockout. Pointe on South Mountain. The Pavilion, a huge tent , Fernandez knew little of Hawkins before the fight. " I held a capacity crowd.[...]nd It was a night of ftghting; some members of the crowd high," he said. joined in the violence a s severaJ fights broke out in the Although Fernandez said t[...]doesn't hear his comer, he heard the corner tell him to audience. But the crowd held no distractions for Fernandez. As throw the overhand right that knocked Hawkins down. he entered the ring, the crowd erupted with applause. " I felt my whole glove land on the side of his head," He wore his colors on his head: painted flags of the he said. " Usually I only feel the knuckles; I knew it was United States, the PhiUipines, and Italy.[...]good shot and a knockdown or knockout was com- The fight began with Fernandez throwing a series of[...]owed with And what of the flags on the head? a combination that began with severaJ hard body shots The U.S. flag was worn in ho nor o f the American and ended with head punches. • troops in the Middle East. T he Filipino flag represented Ha[...]with his birthplace, and the Italian flag was worn fo r "so- one punch at a time. Fernandez made him pay by in- meone special" Fernandez met in ItaJy, where he traveled creasing the tempo of the fight with differi ng[...]Before Fernandez left the ring he executed two jump- At one point Hawkins attempted to take the offen- ing spin kicks.[...]re," he Anthony Fernandez is declared the winner after sive against Fernandez. As he ducked[...]footwear. And discover the term papers, mailina lists.[...]The Alley • Metroccntcr Word processina. laser pnnt[...]&ner Is &l'lyl Phoenix, Az 85051[...]SWEATS OFFICIAL CREATORS OF THE VOICE T·SHIRTS
	[...]Stadeals rewarded GCC theater production is An intercultural[...]es with Mr. Hassam Sudien, who will be heading up the newly created International Diplomatic Studies Department. "He's a real prize catch," Waltrip said . The appointment was made official April1. Board restricts smoking, taping By Steven IIHchell •nd Wendy SmHh pol[...]e stu- that went unresolved at Glendale last The Voice[...]summer when a student questioned the re[...]this issue," Pell encourage people through the educational Hubbard added that the teachers who were passed at Tuesday's meeting of The said. "The survey showed .. . that current process to try[...]icy," regularly prohibit taping justify it on the Maricopa Community Colleges Govern-[...]policy was favored more than the policy CampbelJ said, "The city puts a stop sign grounds that they believe taking notes is ing Board. proposal." out on the street, and there's no guarantee an essential part of the class. Both issues passed by a vote of four to[...]Rosenthal, another GCC that everyone is going to stop at that stop Board member Dr.[...]representative to the Board, expressed[...]ree eaviroameat concern for the non-smokers. "I have there." munity College, cast the only opposing The ban on smoking prohibits use of been contacted in the last several days by Lecture uping policy v[...]several people from Glendale Communi- The second major policy decision Tues- " I wou[...]en said . " And I do that becau e According to the old smoking policy, which is trapped in their office lectures.[...]" Each faculty member hall inform buys the books, he has the right to learn limited areas . were extremely supponive of the new his/ her students within the first week of in the best conceivable way that he can Cafeterias, l[...]regard to figure out. And if he can be helped by student lounges, a nd o ffices all had She said she would suppon the pro- taping," the policy states. " Failure to do taping, I think he ought to have the right designated spots for smokers. Under the posal, but added, "I would like the cam- so will accord student s the right to tape to tape.' ' new polic!' , smokin[...]Barbara Hitchcock upported the mitted outdoors. tables and chairs so that folks can go out The policy require faculty to accom- policy, but said, "This i not the most ef- " I would like to recommend this poli[...]fective way to study, to li ten to a tape for the benefit of the health of all o f our cigarette if they wish."[...]was the dissenting vote.[...]campus, said the policy was written at the Amrein had made about using tapes for representatives to the Board. " I don't think that our present policy Prior to voting on the policy, the board needs any change," she said. " I think we request of the Board . studying.[...]have a good enough policy now." "The faculty government did this as a Hitchcoc[...]ity College While confi11Ding for the audience that response to a request from a Boar[...]She continued by saying that the pro- representatives. member, and the policy that eventually "The student government has taken on at all, Hitchcock said, "That, I think, is evolved was a policy consistent with the the opinion that we support the existing rather revengeful."[...]
	[...]all stupidity: Gulf War means profit Now that the war in the Per- dealer, was one of the first to sian Gulf is over, the time has try to take advantage of troop come to put the yellow ribbons support by announcing a yellow ;,way. They have sent their[...]our support was when the op- However noble the gesture of portunity to make money was the yellow ribbons, the message involved. conveyed was quickly exploited Imagine this: The use of by those with unscrupulous yellow ribbons to promote the natures for the chance to make "moth[...]The prices weren't that great. Granted, troops rem[...]Retailers were also guilty. the Gulf to enforce the cease Yellow ribbon[...]ple wouldn't shop at their Moments after the war ended, businesses unless they had the money-making campaigns that best yellow ribbon display. capitalized on the meaning of Don' t get caught up in the the yellow ribbons were launch-[...]only allow a new meaning to no matter the cost. bec[...]ar That meaning is profit! Assad discuss the outcome of the Persian Gulf War.[...]By Krtstl Ebner End aggression in 8 easy steps[...]The Voke[...]I learned this lesson the hard way. Who By Eric Wlncentsen[...]the People's Republic, and restablish[...]ed animals hanging on the tent walls, The Voke[...]Everywhere you turn, someone is try- which probably co[...]ties with Taiwan. Doughnut shops around the world 2. Cut all economic a[...]at? ture, would cost the general public $30? took heed to this messag[...]uctuate, depending Maybe it's about time the world genocide policies.[...]eone else when upon the type of person you are. There did have a poli[...]you know they're getting taken to the are those who can get the basketball in the Of course, I'm not speaking merely negotiating peace between the Israelis cleaners[...]t always tell when hoop the first time and win a giant Gum- of the United States. The countries of and Palestinians. Both[...]ipped off yourself. by. There are also those who are absolute- this[...]Some ripoffs are so obvious. Even the ly terrible at games and who are j ust try- fast that the United Nations may a - 4 . Re[...]ing to impress their date by winning them tually be able to serve its purp[...]a prize. As demonstrated in the G ul f War followed the Soviet Union's reforms For example, there are the magazine Did we re[...]ious, no~ and deserve to be given the same ads t[...]5. Withdraw all recognition of the in two months? H[...]not just go across the street to the conve- Now that the United Nations could[...]Khmer Rouge, and recognize the cur- become a significant world force the rent Vietnam-installed regime in[...]money. foreign policy to fit that of the Coun- 6. Stop sending military[...]rships. An the company again?[...]ids out for a weekend of fun? One per- ven in the Gulf War that we are electe[...]Paulina That may work if the carnival is set up munist or capitalist, is an elected should follow through .[...]ur in Beverly Hills, but the majority of col-[...]ents and people in this area can't So here is a brief list of moves the militarily intervene.[...]If the company that sold you this tells[...]ations into police lar&e-scale oppression into the world forces throuahout the United States.[...]ke her, will you The idea was good, and it made money conscience.[...]by this carnival, and it was not worth the genocide policies toward its own peo-[...]against all oppression of these ple and toward the Tibetans. End all movements.[...]the OCC Spring Carnival. llcnow the idea Maybe next time[...]check an arm and leg at the door . ., - ~ ------[...]The Voice[...]
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	[...]gluttony not understand the past are condemned Educational and Adult Re-entry Services. Why was this article placed on the back[...]newspaper willing to promote and sup- ty by placing the article on the back page. vice to his cause by initiating his article port campus programs. This tuition bike is something that will af- press a view about the Gulf War debate[...]and every student at Glendale which took place in the Student Lounge[...]nment." Art may be enter- article regarding the Amercan Spirit Community College, and i[...]Award. She quoted us all accurately and the back page? I personally took exception to Dr.[...]th," but it serves no usual pur- highlighted the main points of the Are you trying to cover up the tuition Carter of the Philosophy Department. pose to obfuscate the differences between ceremony.[...]You and your staff helped to make The Maricopa Community College person who orders the most expensive[...]Expo and its opening Governing Board had the wisdom to in- item on the menu, knowing full well that particular form since the dawn of history, ceremonies an extra-special event for my crease tuition by $2 per credit hour for the bill bas been, or will be, payed by others. an[...]evening classes based upon an Dr. Carter, why is it that you, and peo-[...]willing to take from this table, yet bitch about the quality novative form which makes us think sent a copy of the paper to Ms. Linda increase" of 13 percent they raise the tui- and the price of getting the very best? about ceramics (pots) in a new[...]ugh, knowing she will appreciate see- tion by 8.3S percent? Why wasn 't this[...]is story, instead I rmd a good deal or merit in the obser-[...]of what you gave us in this article. The Ed[...]investigative journalism of the Voice vations of Eric Wincentsen's proposal for n[...]and more dif- I take issue with "Tuition hike is ap- seems to reek of the same immaturity its I would point out, however, that as ficult to thank you for the outstanding proved"(Feb.ll,199l)beingplaced[...]Y'Gasset stated, " Those who do coverage the Voict! provides Career the back page .[...]ome to Hell: Phoenix drives people to early grave By Julia De Simone At the on-ramp I begin my descent in- Wrong assumption. Instead, the same ror. I notice to the side of me a barbaric[...]man in a Gremlin trying to catch my at- The Voice driving 90 mph in the slow lane, I actual- other cars.[...]tention with his one-toothed smile. I start the ignition. Turning on the ly make it onto the freeway alive but I imagine that I'm[...]ice him, he yells some radio, I vigorously search the channels choked with car exhaust.[...]sort of triumph, getting his thrill for the until I find some sort of inspirational I notice the diamond lane for busses Avenue, but a cactus brings me back to day and departing so the other cars can song.[...]move. Ah, the Beatles . become the lane for all those people who For some reason drivers on the freeway In front of me I notice a woman[...]would rather follow the cars in front of to put on her lipstick so Biff in the BMW flashing support for our troops, innocent[...]should get one them than go wild and enter the two lanes can see her. Impatient as I am, I[...]free of cars. the gas to the tune of "Are Those Bugle head out of the clouds. Everyone on the passenger seat so I can be on time for my[...]17, with two hands Boys You're Wearing?" road is my friend . 8:40 a .m.[...]ripping my steering wheel, I come upon By the time I reach my destination, United we stand, until I hit the freeway. suddenly deflate with a pop that would[...]inu- University Drive in Tempe, only one The freeway has improved, but the jeopardize my driving.[...]drive, motorists practically stop headlight is flashing support and a drivers have not. I guess[...]ble, I notice someone on take a picture for the family scrapbook. Maybe now that our tr[...]my tail. By the time the police arrive, the music ing home, we can flash our lights on and[...]d from K- off so that all those morons on the dale College. in the slow lane with two lanes free of Lite to K[...]freeway can get a clue that we're not At the on-ramp I begin my descent in- cars, this c[...]ing cars in Arizona. Voices across the campus Do you think smoking should be banned[...]ouldn't be any it. the rights of the age, that's their[...]
	[...]The Voice[...]One campus photography student took a shot in the[...]won ftrSt place in The New Times photography contest in February. It was the ftrSt contest she had ever entered.[...]At the time, she was shooting photographs and try-[...]The photograph placed first in the category "Black and White is Beautiful." Jackson said the judges liked the low angle. " It shows his personality-rambunctious," she saiJ[...]she snapped the picture.[...]" Bubba" was on display with other winners at the Arizona Center near the end of February. " Photography is an outlet for me," said Jackson.[...]" Photography is my chance to get away," Jackson[...]- (Justin Spencer) and placed first in the New Times[...]by lllchMI .........[...]The Voice From 1961 to 1964, Prince was the executive director[...]Dr. John F. Prince, 79, president emeritus of The of the Arizona Junior College Board of Directors for[...]Maricopa Community Colleges, died March 10 at the Community Colleges.[...]hoenix. He attended the University of Arizona, graduating in[...]----~ Prince, who was the president of MCCD for eight[...]He was also the director of Phoenix Evening College[...]In honor of his years here, the campus library was Yam Dallenbach fights wind and[...]from 1957 to 1960. seek shelter in the Student Union during[...]"He met the definition of the educational gentleman," Prince was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. He is Wednesday's rain storm.[...]orite hobbles: readtng goo..: survived by his wife Margaret, two daughters, two sons[...]rature and walking. " He liked to get up early in the and six grandchildren. News Shorts[...]Raceway tickets free through SA "Negotiating: The Art of Compromising, " with Frank Ramirez today a[...]sing technician for Student Activities, 1 p.m. in the Student Union Lounge, will show how to participat[...]ts may be picked up between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m . in the SA office in for coming to mutually acceptable agreements. the Student Union. Professor Oberman to share views[...]Student Recognition, Art Show Apr .14 The c.aJIJpus Speakers Forum will host Heiko Oberman, University of The college will honor 67 students for outstanding ac[...]in his presentation, "Luther: Man Between God and the extracurricular achievement at a luncheon at I p.m. on April 14 in the Stu- Devil," Wednesday in the Studen t Union Lounge at II a.m. dent Union. The Student Art Show opening will follow the SRD program . Rejection and the word "no"[...]her "no" in your job search process push you over the edge? Learn GCC student and professi[...]venth professional bout on April II at 7: 30 p.m. The fight will be held at worth, self-respect and sel[...]e with Dick Deems, senior partner from The Pavilion at The Pointe on South Mountain. Fernandez has a record of Deems & Associates Inc., at I p.m . April 8 in the Student Union Lounge. S-1 with 4 k[...]author, newspaper columnist and senior fellow at the The front page story, "War with Iraq debated" from the Feb. 28 issue of American Enterprise Institute in[...]oice stands corrected in two separate quotes from the panel. lecture at II a.m. April 10 in the campus Science Lecture Hall as pan of the The story should have read, "Gay Garesche assured the audience that oil Honors Forum Series. is not a compelling argument for playing a role in the Middle East." Wattenburg is author of "The Birth Dearth, " "The Good News is the Bad Secondly, Barbara Jaquay said that an embargo would not have been ef- News is Wrong," and co-author of "The Real Majority" and "This U.S.A." fective eventually; the story reported she said an embargo would be effective. The presentation is free and open to the public. The Voice apologizes for any problems thi erro[...]
	[...]1 goodbye to tuition By Steven Mitchell with a[...]According to Dr. James Reed, PTK ad- The Voice[...]ople need to know Free money. If you qualify, the Glendale Communi- ty ColJege Honors Program entit[...]Cerreta and the chocolate factory[...]ships," Reed said. "It's a good way to By .....,...., Chlleon company is always coming up with to monetary rewards. Students are eligible for the Honors network. It's much more social than[...]candy. The vice president said he students or continuing students. Members of PTK represent GCC in the Chocolate, chocolate, and more[...]colate. more on the market than Hershey. New stadeats[...]ive scholarships as well as other This is a sweet dream for vice presi- " The candy is 'lo-cal'-1 say that New students who have grad[...]school can Students are positive about the Honors J . Cerreta Jr. The factory is located Three weeks before Christmas is apply for the Presidents' Scholarship. Program. "I think[...]st time of year. Valen- Applicants must rank in the top 15 per- most people go to school to get something The sweet smell of success is in the tine's Day, Mother's Day, and Easter cent of[...]it anyway." said Bob Neal, a air for the Cerretas, but the sweet follow right behind. They also mus[...]smelJ of chocolate is what will make Jill Cerreta has worked with the in the academic year following Heidi[...]family business has doesn't ever get sick of the candy, Recipients of a Presidents' Scholarship a lot of the expenses that would normal- been in opera[...]o come up with." years. Founder of the original plant, five pieces per day. each s[...], an honors speech in- Ben Heggy, started the candy "I don't eat dinner,'' sh[...]d supplies. structor, likes the honors sections because business in Ohio in the early 1920s. when asked how she stays so thin. the students ask more questions and This plant, which is still in operation, Cerreta caters to 450 g[...]"discussions are livelier." is known as Heggy Candies. in 10 states of the western region. The second phase of the Honors Pro- Other positive aspects of the Honors Heggy's daughter and son-in-law, Grocery stores in the Valley who gram is directed toward continuing Program ar[...]im J . Cerreta Sr., moved out west stock the delicious treats include students.[...]eration at Smitty's, Safeway, and ABCO. The Students previously enrolled can app- early registration, and involvement in the 2866 N. Grand Ave. A brand new company also deals with Disneyland ly for the Honors Fee Waiver Program Honors Forum,[...]pleted a minimum of 12 speakers who visit the Maricopa Colleges. Glendale Ave. Cerreta is working with the <...'ity ot credits in courses numbered above 100[...]choose to be designated as Cerreta Sr. is still president and Glendale to develop the downtown and have a cumulative grade point[...]aduates can go one overall leader of the operation. Cer- area by bringing in Valley tour average of 3.25. step further by completing 15 honor reta Jr. has three other brothers who groups to visit the chocolate factory. Fee waiver awards depend on the class credits in four different course pref[...]11, $75; 6 to 8, early enough to accumulate the additional I and Jennifer, work part-time. That is about tbe number of Easter $SO; and 3 to S, $25.[...]Ceretta Jr. said a french mint is the bunnies that just bopped down the To continue in the Honors Fee Waiver "I didn't know anything about it until most popular seUer for Cerretas. The chocolate assembly line. Program a studen[...], an education major. "Now, Another benefit of the Honors Pro- if I want to be an Honors Program gram is involvement in the Student graduate, I have to come back[...]semester.'' "SHO provides the student with prac- Another thing Fabre w[...]al experience in leadership," said Harry known is that with the approval of the Matz, Honors Program coordinator. "It teacher, and honors faculty committee, a gives students the opportunity to part- student can sometimes[...]tep fur- into an honors class. ther, there is the use of the Honors Elec- "That would've helped a lot with tronic Forum, which is solely for the use scheduling conflicts, " she said. of members. The Electronic Forum is a program According to Matz, enroUment in the Ho[...]91 designed to communicate with other the last two semesters. He says there are members, as weU as faculty, through the between 450 and 500 students in the You Are Invited! use o[...]ech I. program. Along with qualifying for the Honors Program comes the opportunity to join Phi Theta Kappa, a fraterni[...]For more information about the[...]
	[...]AprU 1, 1991 'The Doors' twist hinges of reality[...]e Rasputin, Valentino, at the bar of Hollywood's Whiskey a Go-Go while the[...]band was playing there. "The Doors" is much like its central character, the[...]Stone miaht have been able to pull off "The Doors" late Jim Morrison: a wild, hypnotic enigma[...]is .scant men~n of Morrison's scholarship, the influence DwiDa openina credits, the film glides silently over[...]Rimbaud, Naetzsche and others had on his an or the the edae of a cliff above the New Mexico desert. From dance, it's remin[...]ching Yoda pull Luke inteiJectual esteem in which the band held birr:. this point on, Oliver Stone's imagery floats between the Skywalker's starfigbter out of the swamp with Instead, Stone glamorizes Morrison's dark side-the real and the surreal, never pausing to notice the dif- psyc.bokinesis. It's nice, but no one faints in the aisles , wildness, the mysticism, the drugs and promiscuity. Even ference. The sun sets on L.A., and a moon consuming of the movie theater, because it's not truly credible. the music is secondary to Morrison's self-destruction. half the sky rises in a matter of seconds; in mid-concert,[...]his kind of thing Stone should have changed the name of the film and the spirit of the Indian shaman inhabiting Morrison's routinely, as thousands of witnesses have attested (most the band to "The Windows, " and created fictitious body rises and leaves him. recently, The Arizona Republic's E .J . Montini, in his names for the characters. He would have thereby Wallcin& out of the theater, I felt dizzy. Later, people March 22 c[...]gained legitimate artistic license to manipulate the truth. told me that days after seeing it, they felt like they were When the Doors bit New York in '67, the Village Voice We would stiU know who and what the ftlm was about: still in the movie. After making sure they hadn't drop- called Morrison "the first real male sex symbol since It would be reminiscent of the greatest film bio ever ped acid mid-flick, I had[...]James Dean. " Perhaps only Dean, whisked into the 90's made, Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane."[...]via time machine, could portray Morrison on the modern In "Kane," Welles made no direct reference to the ing a ftlm about the 60's rock group the Doors-their screen with the charisma necessary to make the effect publishing magnate whose life the movie was loosely bas- lead singer, Jim Morrison, the Lizard King, couldn't the singer had on friends and audiences plausible.[...]Morrison's charisma was the central thing that held you take severe, repeated artistic license with the truth, Morrison, like Rasputin, Valentino, Hitler and Jack the Doors together, boosted them to fame and defined[...]k them. But it's completely missing from the screen. Stone would do well to lear[...]Lacking the real thing, Stone attempts to convey Mor· "The Doors" is a brilliant film that pretends to tell the Val Kilmer, who takes the part of Morrison in the ftlm, rison's power over others by manufacturing incidents truth while lying[...]Stone's next project is tentatively titled" JFK ." Even lacking Morrison's ability to instantly mesmerize The frrst such scene shows Morrison meeting his though Dustin Hoffman may be the world's greatest liv- thousands, Kilmer frequently falls short of believability. girlfriend, Pam, by climbing a tree onto her balcony, ing actor, I hope Stone doesn't cast him in the lead role, For instance, when Kilmer's Morriso[...]Indian snake But according to Riders on the Storm, the book by Marilyn.[...]The world is collapsing around our ears/ 1 turned on the radio ... " By 11811 lumen[...]E.M. finally released their latest album, Out The Voice[...]solid release will make you think that R.E.M. is collap- If you are feeling culturally illiterate, the Stu- sing, too. dent Union will be the place to go next week. "Radio Song[...]ural festival, representing 13 dif- from, is a departure from the typical style. ferent cultures, will be held in the dining room Hopes arise with "Losing My Religion," which con- of the Student Union, April 10-12.[...]f a Robyn Hit- "Sharing traditions" will be the theme as chcock song (Life is bigger/Bigger than you/But you are[...]not me ...). The melody loosely resembles "You Are the .. I am only k[...]Everything," and the folk sound recalls Murmur.[...]Then there's "Low," which is self-descriptive. Played The rest I am donating " We want to invite p e[...]to chanty. in the festival and experience the different over a spare bass line, the whole song seems to revolve cultures," said Bel Winemiller, program direc- around the fact that it's in a low voice. tor, who is a Spanish instructor on campus.[...]t producer Scott Litt buried him in the instruments. foods. The instrumental "Endgame" should have been at the Among the many performers include Flamen· end of the Memory Side (2) instead of the Time Side. co dancers, a Mariachi band, and a[...]lith Aaaaal Faculty Art Exhibit will hang in the Stu- Swahili, was formed six years ago, and i[...]since most of it sounds like its from Green. The most an faculty are displaying 68 pieces[...]loquist-Comedian Dan Hom will perform at 8 The events will be held between I 0:30 a.m.and[...]This is not a bad album, but it doesn't seem like they p.m. April 13 in the campus PAC. $5 , $3 and St. 2:30 p.m. on Wedn[...]should have spent three years working on it. In the time P~oeais Sympltoay Pops aad Phoenix Boys[...]Auditorium as part of the Artists Series. $5, $3 and S I . ·~~[...]
	[...]1-~ge Softball on 12-game winning streak By Matt Suman[...]Molander, second-year catcher. " Before it wa our The Voice[...]Most recently the Lady Gaucho played m a pring defense that was playi ng well, but no"' our batting is real-[...]nd ." With 12 victorie in their last 12 game , the women's tncluding the Univer it y o f Puget ound, and Brigham[...], econd-year center fielder, added, oftball team is hot.[...]proving their record to 25-6 overall, and 10-4 in the T he to[...]a point y tern . potential now ." conference, the Lady Gaucho s have moved into a[...]six games, and wa awarded one point As the regional tournament draws near, the Gaucho econd-p1ace tie with Arizona We tern Coll[...], a nd a hut-out. seem to be peaking at the perfect time. Bur Gamez knows Saturday's resul[...]ege The Gauchos placed third, finishing the tournament if the team wants any chance of reaching the national were not available at pres time.[...]ment, they must fir t get pa t Central Arizona The Lady Gauchos will try to continue that treak CAC won the tournament , finishing with 16 points, Colle[...]t direction again. They have yet to Earlier in the season , the Gauchos defeated SMCC 7-2 The Gauchos' victims included BY U, Uo fPS, Snow lose a conference game, an[...]College, Utah Valley, a nd Imperial But the Gauchos seem confident that if any team can "W[...]With the recent win streak, the Lady Gauchos' con- '_'T he '?nly thing t[...]fidence is high . A[...]" The games we played in the to urnament s howed us nament time, we'll get[...]Golf 2nd despite storm Basketball coach resigns By James Gilbert position to take the lead at that point. "[...]Greg Kornburger and Anders Bergh By M•tt Sum•n The Voice[...]both posted scores to fini h within the top[...]The Voice next year, all of whom a re guards, the Cactus League teams weren't the only five.[...]looking for a replace- teams having problems with the late[...]resigned as head coach right away. rain on the Valley during the past weeks.[...]of the men's basketball team . "Whoever takes over is going to The Glendale Community College golf Conditions worsened on the econd day. Rains led to the invitational being In a decision agreed upon by both have to get busy getting people to te[...]Even the cold and wind y weather director,[...]r now, assistant coach Don Gaucho golfers took the adverse con- couldn't deter the Gauchos from coming[...]Thorpe has been handling the ditions in stride, pulling off a second- on strong the second day of the[...]ings, and recruiting job. place finish in the Mesa Invitational held[...]disagreement," Long said. " Both "Don is working diligently and on March 18 and 19 at Dobs[...]the administration and I were hard, try[...]looked back, outshooting Scottsdale by[...]idn't win enough," But as for Long, the players wish Despite horrid conditions, Glendale By beating Scottsdale, the Gauchos[...]Long said. " It was eating me up on him the best of luck. was in second place on the first day of the[...]mpetition in six years. the losing end. tournament, just seven strokes behind[...]Bergh finished in second place for the[...]
	[...]this did not come without effort. Especially the bottle dance, where the Gi[...]shared the lead roles. preparing for her part in the production. executed a Russian number without[...]ons! That's what " Fiddler on that gripped the audience. His conversa- to 10 p.m.[...]Leona DeMarco choreographed all the the Roof" was all about. tions with God throughout the play "Basically, I had to give up my outside dance numbers, with the exception of In keeping with the popular musical, brought both laughter and[...]. " A production of Hova's ballet performed by Amber drama students fiddled their way onto In the musical number, "If I Were A this size[...]f. ed beards, strong Jewish accents, and Old The combination of his dance Wandrey also was the make-up artist; Mary Ann Dutton, part-tim[...]ts, deep voice and occasional she did the men's beards for all structor, rehearsed the vocalists. The The play was presented to sold-out au· scream were effective in conveying the performances.[...]Virginia Ludders directed the perfor- duce smooth, flowing harmonies. month at 'Round the Comer Theatre on Wandrey was mesmerizins as Golde. mance and she also taught the actors the Ludders said it takes a year of plann- cam[...]tanding of her Russian-Jewish accents. The performers ing to do a musical like "Fiddler," but Although the popularity of 'Fiddler' character that was[...]"somehow it all comes together." contributed to the long lines of people, trayal. Her facial ex[...]'Fiddler' came together in a spectacular the superior effort on the part of the par- language and accent were convincingly[...]ngue placement. fashion much to the delight of the au- ticipants was also a reason for the crowds Golde. The dances were skillfully performed . diences. I[...]Resumes that S-i-z-z-1-e cess of learning is much easier if a student Mark Goodman, a lawyer and ex- is in .class. ecutive director of the Student Press Law • Career Review[...]otes from D.C., that any effort to cut off the • Professional Writing Service than it is to listen to a tape." flow of information to students is, in the David Almasi of Accuracy in long run, not in the school's best interest. • Quality La[...]In thethe ban because they think students are lazy, they ar[...]hat Both policies wiJI go into effect at thethe current semester.[...]You11 develop the discipline, confidence and decisiveness it[...]
	[...]GoUen raaked Student-produced art is on[...]GCC golfers earn a na- display in the Student Union.[...]More than 75 students were honored Sunday during the Student Recognition Day luncheon held in the Stu- dent Union. The program followed in the Performing Arts Center. Faculty chose to reward the following students for their academic achievements and creative ac - complishments: The 1991 Traveler, the campus creative arts magazine, was unveiled Sunday, also, and winners were named dur- ing the Student Recognition Day program. Recocalzed Iai[...]re honored for business achie-.'emenu. Honored in the communication department was Caron Jo Addessa[...]epher A . Boyd. bad the laraestaroup of winners: Terry Donaldson, Amy Che[...]Pre-med student John Bolte rests a few moments on the garden wall near the Nursing Bldg. Robin Raymond, Scott B. Williams, a[...]ons of Vietnam: a new class Carroll. Representina the honors proaram were Sbdley Haudley and Stephan Joseph Testa. Honored from the journalism depanment were James T . Gilben and Da[...]what Americans consider to be the 'tragedy in Viet- Hofholz Foust , Sandra J. Mulli[...]nam,' " Beene said. "The president almost made that The psychology honoree was Esmerelda Cortez. Jane M.[...]in his address when he said, ' Now was honored in the social sciences and Judith E . Behrens and Jeanne[...]nment cited Rodney E . Fowler II , The Vietnam conflict, one of the most divisive and "It was almost as[...]Hervey, and Mark B. Thomas for special service to the[...]controversial events in American history, will be the to get into to beat somebody over the head. So now we school. Tile 1991 Traveler awar[...]g this fall. are once again the victors we imag.i ned ourselves to be computer·generated art was Joel Meine. Winners fo r the fine arts U .S . Involvement in V[...]rrst place; Jane A. Brown, second place: is a three-credit course being taught by Dr. Leon Beene. Beene is concerned about the prevalence of war in our Jean Caruso-Forsman, thi[...]san L. Hobaica, honorable "One of the things that I'd like to do is address par- nation's history. " We conside[...]h for co~er ed in Vietnam , what the impact of Vietnam was and is he said . photography: Nancy G. lkrk, fir t place in regular photograph): Tina on the United States, how the war was fought. .. and The Vietnam hi tor} cia \\ill incl ude video pre en-[...]other questions there ." tation , the reading of a Vietnam no\el , and much tu- Chapman[...]r. understanding of what Vietnam meant to the United recruit members for th ree eparate panels: one panel of Winners in the ficuon categol') "'ere Jcrem~ Spcar<i. first place: StaCC) States: "Not ju st (for) the soldier who went O'<er there Viet nam veter[...]rd place a nd fought , but for the America n wh o tayed here at wi th Vietn[...]ace: Town · Beene feels that Vietnam is not j u t another old ne\\S Vietnam ? 'end L[...]" I think that the Middle Ea t in orne wa> renect we didn[...]GCC student darts a way through to world cup By Glenn Davis[...]yoffs , and then Las Vegas, where ap- "The rep re entau~.e from Au tna he ·~[...]and Jnnl{" 'ill be John Grav no\\o how to hit the mark "E..ch per on played round robm n ed U\ o the 'hoot · c, a' a1d. pa1a for.·' Gr v a1c He hould. He is the top-ranked elec- thetr brad,e• ·• Gra" explained. 'There The filth \aile' -\ ,, d .n ·~ 'pon- Tea[...]'1il oc \ 'Hln~ '. erma. troni..: dart pla,er m the Lnnea State<, are eo,:en people m each brae et. 'J 1.ou ored by Valle\ Co~gar B•>aro,, manur .....- tnu \ I[...]r:ner' lrom on cam( mneted in and won the na- The game ncluded 101 ma~ter'. 501. "Gra}[...]w a lttena ournam r.t in Gra} -.ad the top t\\oo men and women Gra~ recorded the o nly 18-0 record m a local game tore that[...]b r D:'l\ "L"- ... '<J, cond fro m each reg1on m the l.Jnlted 'State\ the first round. garr[...]In the ~econ d round. he po ted an 18-6 Ura~ a10[...]countne. pr!lC'>. Gray r .pre.,ems the T.::e Kee Tee record . tops m the tournament. The from all over the \\oOrld Will compete for "I ""ent to 11[...]runner-up rom Illino1 po ted a 14- 10 the World Cup. m e[...]d \\oOn $1,000. " mu t e nter eague compeuuo n . the recorJ.[...]
	[...]funding. ington took heed to them and is The real problem lies within the latest participant to toss his the educational structure itself. hat into the uttering game. Although Symington isn't coming[...]Education in the state ranks near the bottom in the nation already. By continually ag- gravatmg the problems we[...]GCC Gulf club believe that the message he is already have in this area the[...]StJII hungering for debate trying to deliver is "no more situation is bound to get worse.[...]In response to your editorial in the Apr. Gary PeU's analogy of[...]are pumped into the system to I, 1991, issue of the Voice, I must say that expen[...]crass Carter does know the cost for food and[...]that it is being paid for b y others. That's want to take an[...]The yellow ribbons we so proudly why he is not ordering. new "Project Slim, budget,[...]o all returning It is Pell who is ordering from the unveiled April 4th, which seems[...]d and menu, blind that the food is served by to target education to bear the This is a form of political deja[...]wealthy corporations and guaranteed by brunt of the reductions in next[...]of lonely Comparing the United States to an ex- year's budget.[...]soldiers out there that need to feel the Once again education must seems the more logical first step[...]pensive restaurant is a stroke of brilliance.[...]same hearty welcome home that the first The wealthy are at the tables, the poor are pay the price. is to eliminate the causes of[...]t. in the kitchen. America is prosperous, And pay the price it does. th[...]Are we so afraid of being taken in by Third World countries are poor. Three of the four cuts in the money.[...]ll Dr. Carter's message is hard to 1991-92 budget are targeted[...]people? swallow. It is easier to sit at the table and[...]ow us that The mother of all stupidity would be to toward educat[...]admire the waiter in a star-spangled tux-[...]nesses are try- ask where the food came from, who's eluding 1.5 million from the That could explain the spelling[...]yalty. making the buck, or what it really costs. community college[...]display my yellow ribbons until the very[...]last soldier has returned from the Gulf Judy[...]and been welcomed home in the manner[...]serves. The.-e's still time to write letters for the Drumbeat Jump in, Jesus on a[...]last issue of the Voice. All/etters are still[...]e. pogo stick; holy rollers are back By Eric Wlncentsen The current version of Christiani-[...]ty has shown its concern for humani- The Voice ty by the races of people it has almost[...]erence to God. But what they don't Jesus is in your hamburgers! He run into extinction. Now it is trying The Voice know is that even Darwin believed that has risen to bless the world with to regain its foo[...]God created the original materials from guarter-pound beef[...]I've sat back and listened to all the which we supposedly evo[...]I feel sorry for those who don't believe by a Catholic priest, and made your And what a scary thought that is. ridicule the Bible.[...]The other day I was approached by Until n[...]em as For them, there is no hope after death. Well, not really. Y[...]ignorant people who fail to see the truth, Let's say, for[...]that used a literal translation of the and will eventually pay the price. Christians are wrong. The most we could Ridiculous? No more ridicu[...]But the problem is there are many peo- lose are a few sinful pleasures of the world than the stuff I've been hearing from If I remember right, the Bible says ple who aren't sure about the truth who that don't give any real satisfaction. the Chi Alpha organization that has[...]are being led down the wrong path. Bu[...]tian manner. is, a male, fatherly spirit that occa-[...]sins in Hell. Yes, Hell, the H-word. The Through Christian rap music that[...]don't want to rock the boat. I feel it's place that many people pretend isn't real is even worse than the real stuff and Christianity h[...]rack up a few because the word itself causes anxiety. speeches that would make Oral ever since the Apostle Paul screwed points for the Christians.[...]Enough with the metaphors. despair. And since non-believers don't that religion is alive and well in our we now beli[...]I'm tired of the world's attempt to ha[...]snuff out Christianity by not allowing any despair,[...]gnore that Hell We already knew that. It is alive If Jesus is going to return, this[...]it. He The only time Jesus Christ is heard in Christianity[...]erybody the classroom is when somebody swears.[...]of persecution. there are no ab olutes. It is alive and straight. Until then, th[...]hoose would the Theory of Evolution while Crea-[...]Are you going to believe the truth, or[...]gnoring an ) uffer the consequences? I[...]The Vatee '1('1 !VOICE[...]
	[...]Page 3 'Three Angels': Convicts in disguise By Dnm DeChrlstln• A struggling middle-class coupte is the problems. " We're helping them in our the set: " In this play all the people are The Voice leasing the shop from a rich, arrogant own special wa[...]man. The couple's daughter is in love is in his first acting role. and the play won't work." "I really get deeply and emotionally in- with the rich man's nephew, Paul. The three angels are Carey, playing With one week left until the tongue- to my plays," said Belton Corsey, direc- The "convict-angels" conveniently Joseph;[...]s; and-cheek comedy, Collins said after the tor of the hilarious comedy, "My Three eavesdrop on the family as they work. and Jody Collins, p[...]dress rehearsal Thursday that he is con- Angels." They discover that the daughter fainted The 12-person production "is coming fident about the production. It will be performed Friday throug[...]l was going to along beautifully," said the pipe-smoking Corsey's directing background includes Sunday, and April 26-27 in 'Round the marry someone else. The convicts check director. "They have been working on "The Rain Maker," "A Street Car Nam- Corner Theatre on campus. up on her, and that is when they get in- this for four weeks. It's going to be very ed Desire," "The Lady's Not for Burn- The play is set in French Guinea in volved in the family's romantic and fman- funny, thanks to the hard work of the ing," "Dracula," and more. 1910. It o[...]Show times are 8 p.m. every evening ing on the roof of a shop. The convicts fmd a strange solution for Hironimus talks about team work on but Sunday, which is a 2 p .m. matinee. Biafra headed for discount[...]"Jesus Was a Terrorist" gets right to the poinl. It tells By B•rb•r• Tocko By Eric Wlncentun how Jesus was labeled an enemy of the state by the The Voice The Voice[...]then switches to the modern age in whkh churches try Student-produced photographs, ceramics, Since the breakup of the Dead Kennedys, Jello Biafra to use mind c[...]One song, " Bad," proves that Biafra is better when the 1991 Student Art Show until April 25 in the When the Kennedys reached their dead end (no pun he keeps things simple. The song, a Ramones-like Student Union . intended), Biafra continued by putting out self-produced rebellion rant, could even make it as a single on KUKQ . "The students really push for this exhibit and recordings of his public speeches and a musical project The only song that reaches the chilling high points of the positive attitude makes it a great show," said wi[...]hardcore band D.O .A . the D.O .A. album is "Chew," which begins side two . Dar[...]unknowns called Nomeansno, At times, the chorus speeds up so fast that it actually All artwork in the exhibit is related to art comes Tlie Sky Is Falling, and I Want My Mommy. sou[...]. classes during the past year. The musicians are competent, if imitative. The real The other two songs on side two are preachy and fall A catalog of the show will list prices of the star of this album is Biafra, of course, and his typically apart after the opening chords. They are unworthy of[...]ents. The exhibit will be shown from 9 a.m. to 9 The title track deals with satellites falling to eart[...]p.m., Mondays through Thursdays and 9 a.m. the shuttle carrying plutonium into space, or somethi[...]4 p.m. Fridays. along those lines. Actually, it's the fuzziest thing on the musicians. As it is, this album will probably be one for tape, and the title is the best thing about it. the discount bins. Open adoption gives student's life purpose By S.rb8r• C•ge regular basis from his adoptive for the kid. I knew he didn 't want to and asked[...]m to be out. They said 'Nathan .' " The Voice[...]Because there is a law that the adop-[...]before they can take the baby, and[...]r to have an abortion. She together at the hospital. pltf.se.[...]d that option, but agreed to look When the time came for Nathan to A beautiful, chub[...]as pregnant ." When she went to the adoption Rita wanted to be there. brightly from the photos. Rita, who was a student at ASU at agency, she agreed to give the baby up " I was really mad because I wasn't Unlike most · proud mothers, Rita the time, dropped out of school and for adop[...]he says she's grown up a lot and now many of the conditions. She receives to change my life to become a mother. mother was. I wanted the option to be has a purpose in life.[...]is life." She feels the child is hers, but she's[...]The adoption agency tried to match not his p[...]ing to commit she isn't his mom; Karen is .[...]o an open adoption for a maximum The young woman admits it hasn't[...]album and letters were the introduc- why, and that ' about it," Ri[...]tion and the link . However, Rita " I've answered[...]wouldn't sign the final paper until she moved on to ne\\ que[...]could personally meet the couple. Rita doe n't kno\\ \\hat the future The couple agreed to come to will hold[...]Arizona. On the day of the meeting, athan , or trie~ to[...]
	[...]had three hits and two RBI's for the The Voice vict[...]The Gauchos faced Yavapai on April Community College, the baseball team 5 with the Gauchos losing game one 5-4. currently is in a third-place tie with a " The Yavapai pitcher threw well , and 13-10 conference[...]got 12 hits and left too many men record overall. The team is getting ready[...]On April6, the Gauchos had a momen- on Saturday.[...]ollege were unavailable at press time. Earlier in the o ut on top 18-16, after the game had been uspended at 12-12 in the seventh. season, the Gauchos split with the[...]inutes, and final- O n Tuesday and Wednesday, the ly won 25-18. That win gave Coach G[...]00th career victory. against Scottsdale, winning the fi rst game The Gauchos had 26 hits in the game, 10-7 and winning the second game 12-9. 15 of which were extra bases: nine In the first game, Noah Peery pitched doubles, a t[...]The Gauchos faced Phoenix College on IM'ards led the Gauchos to the victory. : ' ' We were down 1-0 early, but we never April 2 and 3, with the Gauchos winning Gauchos outfielder Blake Edwards (4) slides into first base to avoid the[...]-6. pick-off. ;r.railed after the third inning," head coach :Dave Grant said. "Noah[...]uble "We played much better now than the first time we played them, and it seems :in the fifth, but he got out of it. "[...]like PC is in a slump," Gram said. " We : In the second game, the Gauchos got[...]played well; we only had one error in the :eight solid innings from Bryan Lundberg,[...]I's, and Tom Rearick, who also Before the Scottsdale game, the Grant has found that Lundberg and[...]GCC boxer wins lly J ..... Gibert The Voice[...]strokes off the lead.[...]bout by decision[...]e themselves and Impressive could describe the compet1t1on the never loosened up," said coach Don Ulm. Glendale golfers faced at the Scottsdale Invitational The Gauchos stunned opponents on the second at McCormick Ranch on March 1-2.[...]day playing nearly flawless golf. Five of the 12 teams competing were nationally The Gauchos were the only team to register a ranked, including 2nd[...]e Community below-300 score, fmishing the day at 298. Hard-hitting box[...]"After the frrst day we knew the course better and nandez won his sixth professional fight by decision The Gauchos finished the tournament in fourth figured out wha[...]be done and went out Thursday night at the Pointe on South Mountain. place overall, seco[...]andez knocked down his opponent, Jorge Lopez, the fourth place finish the Gauchos captured a na- The Gauchos displayed golf pyrotechnics, enabl- in the first round, but Lopez was able to continue. Afte[...]ing them to narrow the gap on the leaders and finish the knockdown, Fernandez fought a running battle as[...]s above par . made him pay by bloodying his nose. Lopez tried several In the midst of windy conditions, the Gauchos " Steve shot a solid game[...]In the second round, Lopez tried to turn the fight in-[...]effective, but Fernandez held the edge and won the round[...]Fernandez increased the tempo of the fight in the third[...]his pace. But Fernandez's hard punche to the bleeding Photo Needs[...]Lopez started the fourth and final round attempting[...]to take the fight from Fernandez, but hi bod} did not[...]Fernandez, on the other hand, 1.\as a matador a he[...]moved Lo pez around the ring and tuck him at \\ill.[...]''He wa a tough fighter,·· Fernandez a1d . ··The pro- student , faculty d i count[...]moter told me to be read> to go the di~tan..:e becau e[...]ought the f1gnt .:o .. ered \llh blood. ··That \\ 3' hi[...]arold Burcham, Fernanaa·, -.o- ramer te t ·h<tt the 934-4441[...]figh t cou. • have ended after the fir,t round i..nod.Jrm n.[...]·we told Anthom: to go the dhtance:· he ~aid. ·'He[...]•~.:r the fir t round lo. nod.do"n· but in oaler to tmpro.[...]And is fte tmprovtniZ . { Valley W est \tall[...]has the d 1re and d t,crphne to be a champ.··
	[...]One of the best[...]by Jonl KownZ house[...]The results are in . .. the commun ity college you attend[...]is better than you know. Invitation open to everyone[...]According to a survey distributed by O ' Neil[...]most of the categories in question.[...]Surveys were passed out at the end of the fall semester By Glenn Davis and Julia De Simone[...]a random sample of Glendale's student body and to The Voice[...]a six mile radius were surveyed b y telephone. The future of education will be highlighted at an ope[...]urvey, including 91 percent o f management and at the campus H'tC I and HTC II.[...]nt o f tions coordinator, said today's open house is aimed[...]her educational In- " It's also to int roduce the public and patrons o f our[...]it as a bove average and anorlwr district to what the college is do ing wit h technology[...]irdc; o f re pondant indicated tP:l.' director of the H igh Tech Innovatio n Cente r.[...]tc do it over again, t hey would defini1 , · The P resident 's Community Council busi ness leaders[...]..,.c0 they probably would . " The second day is open to everyone else," Figueroa[...]The highest ratings for college faciliues and en . sa[...]facto r)); co mputer facilit,, T he invitation is also open to • 'stude nts, faculty, high[...]I a. schools, people from througho u t the district, and other[...]rcent and 28 percent very good , 40 and .:-0 per~ the open house together will act as ambassadors help-[...]assemble "Mangi Ill." The sculpture was Services G[...]dissati lied '' 1111 Businesses helping with the open house are NEC, designed by Larry Deck. we re security, classroom and office faci lities, and the IBM, Digital Equipment Corp., Arizona Education P[...]HTC I and HTC II," Figueroa said . West said the open house will give these companies "a chance to[...]t they have." There will be demonstrations of the foreign language lab, the electronic classroom, and video conference[...]president, will foiJow. generated music where the computer is used to compute[...]will give the faculty comment; Or. Paul Elsner, Tomorrow, the President's Community Cooncil will[...]of" All I ReaUy Need to cbanceUor of the Maricopa Community Colleges, host a luncheon for[...]ergarten," sums uJ) com- will give the chancellor's comment. The Paul Pair Endowed Chair for Learning and[...]warded to an outstanding faculty into the world, watch out for traffic, hold hands,[...]Fowler II, Associated Students member, will give the "We have some faculty here who use technology to The coUege's 26th commencement will be at 6:30[...]ents more effective," p.m . on May 10 in the central college mall. Student[...]eter , will translate Hem- Figueroa said this is the first facult y endowed chair vices, said 20[...]year a new '90, and 310 from th is spring , will be awarded the Walt rip wili p re entthe C ia of 19"1, "nd R i1 . faculty member ..;,111 be eligible to fill the chai r. associate degree.[...]y College Boa rd chai r- John Robinson, who is in partnership in developin~ Family and friends of the graduates are welcome woman, will con fer the deg rees. software, will also be recognized. to attend the ceremony and the reception afterward The ceremony will end with " Proce ion of ·•w[...]gnize John Ro binson, who made a con- o n the lawn south of the Student Union. Nobles" t1y the symphonic band . Siderable contributio n to t he electronic cia s room, " the Bayless believes the graduation ceremony 1 im- G raduat[...]m 6-7 p.m . Anyone unable to be there " It (the electronic classroom) will be named the Jef- Ing here, as well as to those who plan to conunue c;hould contact the Admi sions and Record Office. frey Robinson Room[...]udent excellence awards will also be presented at the "For o thers, ic represents achievements of their the Student Personnel Services Building. luncheon.[...]A professional photographer "ill be present on the Figueroa said the open house promises to be a fun and Davi[...]lege band director, will open site o f the graduation for stu dents mterested in hav- exciting event which will provide hands-on opportu nities the ceremo ny with the traditional " Pomp a nd Ci r- ing individual portraits taken . There is no obligation. for those who come through. cumstance." The national anthem and the " Alma Proofs will be mailed to the students' homes. " There bas been a lot of work that has brought our Mater" will be sung by James· Zannell i, student The ceremony will be videotaped by the college. college and business industry together,[...]Students wishing to purchase"the tape should pay S 15 " That's what it's all about. Pattnerships are very im- introductions by Dr. J o hn R. Waltrip, college in the Media Department in the library. portant to the coUege."
	[...]by fl,e. Bove,., 0 ,.. 1 5'hool A comical' situation is taken their[...]~ At the community college somewhat reminiscent of those level the staggering loss of $8 well-known beer commercials[...]Student access to the heralded "Ueckerism'! politics, · thinking High Tech· Centers will be the president meant a thousand pints of Lite and used[...]reduced by 30 percent,[...]udents. By Mike Gonzales[...]arisen The Voice[...]o t hank my momJ as soon as I get to the re-tail store. lackluster attempts to control[...]hanks to J oni Kowitz fo r keeping state spending is, at best, an at- The results of this will be[...]fatal. To make up for the losses de Celle, who made me the genius l latest stats and under[...]tuition increase sometime in the that I ma[...]ing John Wistuber's job. obsession with bringing the Simply, w[...]Thanks to fmnicky Fiedler for the already ranks near the bottom plore o[...]t get worse. along the lines of a straight[...]n has across-the-board reduction along[...]hat will with the elimination of state of- The little pervert' played Opinion And thanks " Stormin' Norman" .enable him to keep the general ficials[...]Editor, yet never had the name. Well, Waltrip for"agitating"[...]''new Arizona the 23 new positions he just[...]hobic?). ing the artist that he is. order.''[...]mone for pro- What can I thank the rest o f the The situation looks pretty[...]viding Eric with the condom that is staff for? I'll think of somethi[...]around Now he is trying to deny us the now deteriorating in his wallet. I thank God the semester is over. the state. Budget cuts have[...]Lest we forget: MIAs are first concern By Eric Wlncentsen To earn more than the average $170 a[...]Throughout the war Bush said the Viet-[...]By John Wlstubel'[...]nam syndrome was over. Sounds like the[...]We "lost" in Vietnam. The soldiers Mexico. Spain. Germany. Japari.[...]ations with Vietnam? won the battles, bu t the fools in[...]at least 2,269 Washington lost the war. Because of that, These countries all have[...]to. the bureaucrats did not press the Viet- common: We were o nce at war with refusing to recognize the legal government That is the number of POWs and MIAs them, and we are now alli[...]namese government for the release of all[...]U .S. POWs and MIAs. There is one 'more thing: We won. This port of the murderous Khmer Rouge in Perhaps when the Vietnamese govern- It's about time both governmeius get was not the case of Vietnam .[...]ment returns all of the POWs and MIA's off their sorry backsides and find the men Since the fall of Saigon in 1975, the The Khmer Rouge, led by extremist Pol then we[...]odian tions between the United States and ble cause. cuse necessary to prevent the normaliza- people in their t[...]tions with th e current govern- The Vietnamese literally saved the people There are som[...]ing demonstrated now that the Gulf War ment of Vietnam. of the Cambodia by invading and expell- should forget the war and move on . I ask is over. However;Vietnam vets never got In fact,[...]that was still over there, wouldn' t possible for the Vietnamese to ever meet The United States government called[...]he or she was welcoming home the Gulf War vets to the conditions for restoring diplomatic[...]plies the Khmer Rouge with weapons. And, if by some remote c hance they[...]And all this just because we lost the were still alive, woul[...]effects can still be felt . war still being held by the now outlawed Vietnam War. If[...]any families still wait and wonder what VietCong, the United States government have rebuilt their t!COnomy the same as we would you not[...]ome people who are asham- frastructure to recover the 'remains of It is time we leave the past behind, and sure as[...]sing in stop looking down at the Vietnamese in All the blame should not be placed on[...]the Vietnamese government, because the I fully support all ser[...]hatred. The one thing they want above all[...]f t&e horrid economic condi- is to reestablish relations with us.[...]the United States is just as equillly 'to our political leadership. Normal' relatio ns tions imposed by American-led trade It is time that we do what is right for blame. If not more so·. sanctions, the return of MIAs has simply[...]with the Vietnamese shouid not be[...]a country whose only crime is embarras- This cou[...]aking venture . ing the URited States.[...]ooiOtr"''Nn: JcffGnr..m. Ka rl The Vo1ce _ff/__eV_O_IC_E_[...]Edii.CJn.al Pftq Ur.s1p-td tdiA'Wa.ah rdk4t thethe• a..olhrrn anJ DriC[...]
	[...]"If the character dies on stage, he doesn't want them[...]to stop there, but to go on and perceive the rest of the[...]The 1991 Student Art Show, which was Shakespeare to c[...]p .m. on Thursday and On sharing the director's spot with Carsey for four displayed in· the Student Onion Lounge from Saturday.[...]ould be smart April 14-2S, recognized the following 36 artists The Showcase is half of the final exam for acting and to only have one[...]g graded on an in- ly, but it's good for the students." works. di[...]The students have to make their own props and dig[...]ere Virginia Carritoza, first place: ders, one of the faculty directors. She added that talent[...]:l, second place!; and Pam Sab'bia, tliird place. is important, but if students don't work at it, they don't one-act plays: Matt Michael is directing " A Beast of Dif- For ceramics,[...]onologues will be day vampire; Cinda Gay is directing " The Shadow of to Maren Webb, first and[...]the Cathedral," a story about a desperate woman in di[...]romposiOon awards went to Jonathan Gla· Corsey, the other faculty director.[...]graphic design winners were Krzysztof approach to the project: " In preparing for a character, sh[...]Highlights of the program will be provided by soloists place. Life drawing recognition[...]Neely, as well as a pre-(;()ncert performance by the Guitar place. Painting honors were won by Suz Caiison. firsl place;[...], second place; and Maiion Schow, third place. The music department will present its end-of-the-year Having just returned from a successf[...]en Ortiz Jr., choral concert at 8 p.m . Friday in the Performing Arts tour, Dr. Peggy Licon, dir[...]ulpture were Rick Lussier, firsl place; Marice The concert will feature four choral ensembles in Lig[...]rcolor prizes were awarded 10 Carla Schmidlen, The featured groups are the Evening C horus, the Plans for next year include a "Madri[...]second place; and Vikki T. Reed, Chamber Singers, the Concen Choir and a special guest presented at the conclusion of the fall semester, as well third place. appearance by the Vocal Ensemble of blendale High as a[...]Mother and daughter reunited after 25 years By Devld Arnold[...]ion looms extremely high on both sides Special to The Voice of the relationship between birth mother and adoptees.[...]ng supportive and ready to assist one another are the "They lied to me. I was told to go home- forget about main ingredients that malce the adoption connection it, and everything would be fine." work for the ones who choose to journey its path. It's The year was 1965. Jana Martin was 16 years old and[...]daughter for another member waiting at the phone to share support adoption. if it's needed . The place was the Florence Crittendon Home for unw- Jana[...]her daughter. Jana had been forced into exile by her parents, while After a year of accom[...]erous assignments, she was pregnant, to help ease the embarrassment of hav- and riding an emotion[...]speaks ious and vulnerable, Jana obtained the information that about how angry she is concerning the way she was would connect her to the missing link in her life. manipulated : "I was coerced into giving up my child to The information was her daughter's phone number. pay for my transgression--the fruit of my body for the She immediately called her search assista[...]call at once. vinced that giving up my child was the right thing to do.' ' "It's extremely import[...]away," Jana For 25 years Jana has fought back the tears and pain said, " or you might never do it for fear of rejection." she felt the day they took her baby away for adoption. Finally, someone answered the phone. It was Michelle " I made an inconceivable[...]s She was hearing her daughter's voice for the first time the best course of action to take for her wetfare. I[...]described her flight to Chicago as going by quickly, but Jana Martin meets M ich~le Jeane nne, the At the age of 41 , Jana began to search for the miss- at the same time it also seemed to drag on.[...]ife. She found an adoption connection "The plane seemed small, and I was very warm," she mee[...]always able to control my emotions, but in the presence tion. "I was so nervous, that on the way to my first adop- Jana arrived at the Chicago airport at 3 a.m. and was of Michell[...]ack of cigarettes," she said. to be met there by Michelle. Walking down the con- turned off," Jana said . "I hadn'[...]were crowds of people, but Jana was all The process of finding Michelle has opened doors for[...]he feels he can I was doing. I was feeling all of the pain and anger that " I felt like I was w[...]like a dance that they both instinctly knew the steps to. her goal from another angle, always[...]" My first meeting was a huge obstacle The weather in Chicago was 5 degrees, but Jana didn't[...]arned a lot about clo ed adoption in turning over the past, " Jana aid . The earch as i - feel a thing. They spent the next few hours comparing and the negative things connected with it. She strongly tant who runs the adoption connection said, "Out of thei[...]o see speaks out for open adoption and hopes the laws can 400 people who call the adoption connection, only 10 someone wh[...]They finally exhausted be changed in the near futu re o other birth mother and are able to make that crucial first step in findmg the1r themselves at 7 in the morning and fell asleep. adoptees won't have to go through the patn she has binh parent or child ." "AJI of the years leading up to our reunion, I was[...]
	[...]Central Arizona CoUege, is double- elimination format, with only the winner[...]ning run in the eighth.[...]"After losing the frrst game, it was[...]Gamez said. "The only difference is we[...]ld fifth-place The Gauchos, ranked fifth in the na-[...]the second game," bea<l coach Rick[...]No matter what happens at the tour- national ranking who is ranked third. A WC is ihe only team in tbe region to[...]nament, the Lady Gauchos· should be[...]1be level doesn't get much better. If the At the beginning of the season, the ranked number one in the nation, has a Lady Gauchos get by A WC, they will Lady Gauchos weren't e[...]most likely face CAC, which has won the fmi.sb fifth in the division, let alone fifth[...]no pushover," second-year national title the last three years. in the nation. A pre-season coach's poll Bettering last year's mark by 24 game5, player Jean Wilhelm said. "They're going Although the Gauchos haven' t had Glendale finishing seventh ·in the the women's softball team bas conclud- to w[...]ir most successful seasons Earlier in the season, the Gauchos split timidation was the factor. "We have nothing t[...]said. "Nobody expected us to get this far. The Lady Gauchos finished the season Most recently, the Lady Gauchos won left-fielder Miilae Pears[...]ad four players returning from tied for second in the region with Arizona an impressive come-from[...]can beat them." last year, and the rest of us had never Western CoUege; posting a 24-8 record, tory over A WC in the second game, to If anybody knows how t[...]0 overall. save the split. That game was a good in- Gamez should. He coached CAC to the Gamez gives all the credit .to t he girls. With that second-place finish , the Lady dication of what to expect in the national championship the last t hree " I'm proud of the girls," Gamez said. Gauchos advance to the region tourna- tournament.[...]"They're the ones who have busted their ment where they wiU face A WC in the After scoring two runs in the top of the But Gamez sees some similarities in the butts. opening round, this Friday at If a.m. seventh inning to tie the game, Kim two teams.[...]"Now they believe that they're a great The tournament , wh ich wiJI be held at DeCarlo's single brought home the win- "Fundamentally, we're just as soun[...]End of the year awards[...]By Jeff Wendt[...]An exceptional performance was turned in by The Voice[...]y, when she shattered her old school The Voice record of 14.52 in the 100-meter hurdle by runn- On April 20, the Gauchos track team competed ing a 14.35 . Anthony also cleared the bar a r 5 feet It's the end of the 1990-91 sports }ear and with the in the University Open. 5 inches the high j ump. end of the yea r in sports. here are t he end-of-the·year At this meet, Stacey Ainlay et a pending national The 4 x 800 meter relay team of Ph il Jack on awards. meet record when she threw the di cu 175 feet 6 Ivan Noriega, Shawn[...]ggest surpri e inches. Ainlay also placed in the shot put at 44 feet qualified for the nationals, which will be held in There are a couple of urpri e thi year. Frr~t ts the 10 inches.[...]NBA cason .. Other members who placed at the University Other strong performances by the track team in- t he Magic won a clt!b record 31 games in the 1990-91 Open included David Cunningham, who cleared the cluded Strachan winning the 1500 meter with a season, and fini hed ninth tn the We tern Conference. bar at 7 feet 6 inches in the high j ump. time 3:55.5 and Stajner finis hing thi rd in the high Then comes the Phoenix Roadrunners. In o nly the1r In the 4 x 200 meter relav. the team of Ray jump at a height of 5 feet 3 inches. second year in the International Hockey League. thev Beadle, Ra[...]e Rick Sciafe, who have made it into the playoffs for the fi rst time in I 7 Jones finished first, wit[...], and Carrie Vasquez, years and are in the Western Division fi nals. seconds. who threw the shot put 39 feet 3 inches. On April 19, the Gauchos competed in the On Friday the Gauchos track team played Cen- Best[...]n their last re~ular season First is the Phoenix-Seattle trade. For the Suns, ac- In this meet, Lena Stajner ran a 15. 16 in the meet. Results were not available at press time. The quiring Xavier McDaniel for Eddie Johns[...]hat solidified their eman finished second on the men's side when he tathlon on Monday[...]e. That addition may prove helpfu l in threw the discus 150 feet 5 inches. Neighbors, when asked his opinion of the track the upcom1ng playoffs . In the Mt. Sac meet on Aprill8-21, the Gauchos team, said, "Both the meri's and women's team are Also,[...]for Ricky had several members who placed in the relays, in as good as they were last year. They are weaker in Pierce. A steal for the Sonics, a flop for the Bucks. Ellis the shot put and the discus. some areas[...]onger in other areas." will not be in the playoffs, but P ierce will play for[...]The final trade is the trade involving San Diego and[...]Carter. Good move on the part of both teams. See us for all your[...]First and foremost on this list is " Rocket's'' signing[...]with the CFL's Toronto Argo.nilUts for $18.2 million.[...]will never materialize if he joins the NFL[...]tht> c>fforr pur forth by rhe Gcr fl)() tball IPam in tht>[...]ValJey of the ~un Bowl. That w11l oe the most exciting[...]I look back at Duke's upset of UNL V in the national[...]I look back at Cincinnati S'>'eeping Oakland m the We support GCC[...]World Senes. I see the Redo; dommati ng pitching taff[...]I look back at one of the be t uper Bo"'ls tn ht tory,[...]as ew York faced Buflalo in the 25th ann iver af) of[...]t he game. Only a couple of feet decided the game "hen[...]the next day when he returned to Buffalo he was lo..,[...]p Photo by the fans.[...]But what I willloolc back on the most is my year and 5719 W. Northern Avenue[...]a half as W.._ Sports Editor. I remember all the coaches[...]1-8875 the:. memories.
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