Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 13, Numbers 1-13. August 29, 1977 - December 12, 1977

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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volume 14 N° 1- 15
January 16 I 1978
1977-1978
1-3 & 6~7:30 p.m. Cafeteria
Open
1-3 & 6-7:30 p.m. Cafeteria
7-8:30 p.m. Student Lounge
7-7:30 p.m. Cafeteria
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES BEGIN
Late Registration
Men1s Intramural Entries
Drop Add
A.S.U. Registration
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Mdnday 29
Mon-Tue 29-30
30
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Thi.l. Se p to 1
Fri. Sept. 2
Tues.Aug. 30
Wed. Aug. 31
Thu. Se·pt. 1
Fri. 'Sept. 2
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"''-'TNG EVENTS
Mon. 5 LAEOR DAY RECESS - No Classes
, Tue. 6 A.S. Executive 1 p.m. Council Chamber
Thurs. 8 A.W.S. 12:30 Council Chamber
Fri. 9 M.E.C.H.A. 2 p.m. Faculty Dining room
Sat. 10 FOOTBALL G.C.C. vs. Palomar 7:30 p.m. HOME
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i ~ SERVICE OFFERED: Snack Bar--Short Order Cooking
r Cafeteria--Home Cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich 65¢
Chili - - 45¢
Burrito - - - - - - - - - 50¢
S~ecials of the Day
Mon. Aug. 29 - -Green Chili Burro- - - - 55¢
Tostada - - - - 30¢
--Goulash -:- - - - - - -- 65¢
- -Fried Chicken- - - - - - 65¢
- -Rueben Sandwich - - - - 65¢
- -Fish Sandwich- - - - - - 50¢
Fries - 25¢
,ASSOCIATED ~OMEN STUDENTS ~ To celebrate the start of the "school year grind"
Associated Women Students (A.W.S.) will be holding their first meeting on this
< Thursday, Sept. 1, at 1:00 p.m. in the Student Union Atrium. This will be a
social with refreshments EVERYONE is welcome!
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POLICY CHANGES: Students are urged to read the "policy" page at the beginning of the 1977-79
catalog, especially the changes regarding: Grading - Instructors will no longer be able to
give "z" grades to students unless the class is officially designated as a pass/no credit
course. by the department. Withdrawals - Students cannot initiate a withdrawal from a single
class after the 10th week of1nstruction (November 4, fall semester). Receipts - Faculty
have been instructed not to permit anyone in class whose name is not on the class roster or
does not have a receipt. Please keep your receipt handy (blue-striped card received during
registrati.on).
~OB PLACID·liNT ~.CAREER SERVICES: Placement service is available to all students attending
~~ ... ,~....":.:.:'c Community Collegeo A listing of jobs currently available will be found posted
on the bulletin board just inside the door at the southeast entrance of the Cafeteria. The
Job Placement Office may also be able to help with your problems or questions 'regarding your
particular career. .
! ~TUDENT BULLETIN: Student Bulletins will be distributed weekly on Monday momingo Any cam­~
us organizations may submit material to the Office of the Coordinator "f Student Services.
~ SO-109. This material must be in writing! NO TELEPHO!{E MESSAGES ~7LL BE ACCEPTED. Deadline
is Friday at 9:00 a.m. NO EXCEPTIONS!: DIS~RIBUTION AREAS are: Admissions Office. Student
Center Information Desk, and the I.M.C. (Library).
SIL~EN! ~.D. CARD-S: Students checking out books and/or other materials must show their G.C.C~
I.D. card.
STUDENTS, BE PREPARED for Fall Semester. Attend a workshop on "How to Study"
on September 7, 1977 (Wednesday) from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. in the Student Lounge
of the Student Union. This workshop will cover the areas of how to study, time
time management) the general functions of the Learning Assistance Cent~r, and
1 different materials and equipment to be found in the LAC. THE LEARNING
ASSISTANCE CENTER is open Monday - Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and
r on Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We are located in the IHC, L138. Come
~ and visit us and find out about academic assistance.
NEW BOOKS IN THE I.M.C.
The Business of Crime Legal Office Typing
Climbing in North America
Cocaine: A Drug and its Social Evolution
Crusaders, Criminals, Crazies, Terror and Terrorism
Designing and Painting for the Theatre
Ethics and Profits: the Crisis of Confidence in American Business
The Flicks: Or Whatever Became of Andy Hardy
'Gold, Galleons, and Archeology
The I.Q. Controversy: Critical Readings
Introduction to Microcomputers and Microprocessors
The Mexican American: His Life Across Four Centuries
Microbe Power: Tomorrow's Revolution
h ~,sychology of tlork, nlay ~nd
Public Places and Private Spaces: T e p •
Living Environments
Racial Equality in America
Talking About Death: A Dialogue Between Parent and Child
Tibetan Sacred Art: The Heritage of Tantra
~~acing Your Ancestry
Winning Racquetball
Women in the American Revolution
NEWSPAPERS - NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS
Chicago Tribune - Denver Post
Information Desk - - - - - - - - Stude~t
Coordinator Student Services Stude~t Services
Campus Security - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11-113
Counselor - - - - - North End Administrat1c.H,
Coordinator Student Services(SQ-109)Dean·Stucents
- Campus - - - - - - - - All Bldgs. but Automotive Bldg.
Financial Aids - - - - - - - Business Bldg. B-102
- Dean of Students - - - - Student Ser/ices Bldg.
Elected Officers - - Student Services Annex Bldg.
Elected Officers - - Student Serv.ices .imnex. Bldg.
- Veterans' Services - - -- - - - - - - - - 12-10;)
Counsele'r - - - - - North Ead Adminj.stratiGtl Bldg,
tm1m INfQRMATIQ~-HEREtS,WRERE
wV~UL10n of Classrooms
Lost' and Found
Parking Problems - - - - ­~
er8onal Problems
~osting of Notices
lest Rooms - - - ­;
cholarships-Grants-Loans­~
tudent Accident/Life Insurance­:
tudent Gov't Office (Day) - - ­:
tudent Cov't Office (Evening).­~
terants Information - - - - ­uC~
Llonal-Personal Testing- - -
NSTRUCTIONALMAIERIALS J:E1-i'TER: Hours beginning August. 29, 1971:
Library 1:00 a.m. to 9:50 p~m. Monday-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Media 7:00 a.~. to 8:00 p.m. ~~nday-Thur8day
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Language Assisstance Center 7:00 aom. to 9:30 p~m. 1{DLday~' Gday
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday
Schedule for casse.tte c.hlp:U~a.t.!2n an~t tape plaver cneck:-out: \. student enri,11ec,
in a course using audio materials is to br:ing l.is cassette tape (90-minute TDK Highland~
Memorex or Scotch only) to the Library Circulation Desk where he will be given a label OL
vhich to ~~ite his name and the title of the tape to be copied (tape cases should not b~
left). Tapes require 24 hours for duplication. Tape players may also be chl'cked out at
r the Circulation Desk; a student must show his college i.d. card, and leave his name and
social securitv numher on thE; ch(~ck-out catd. Plevers may be checked O;lt for threE' days
{e.g., those checked out on ~ronday are due back Wednesday, those checked out ott Thu~zday
are due Monday). The fine for overdues is 25¢ per day.
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER... CIRCULATING ART PRINT CQLLECT~9N ... Fifty~
eight reproductions of famous paintings, framed and ready for hanging, are
on open circulation in the Library. Selection can be made from the Art
Print Photo Album at the Circulation Desk in the library; the prints are
circulated on a first-come first-served basis. To make the prints available
to as many students as possible there is a limit of one print per per:on
(students must show their ID cards each time they check out an,art pr1nt.
book. or other materials). All print3 are due back December lb. 1977.
Borrowers assume full responsibility for liability in the event of loss or
damage; however. there is no rental fee.
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HOME
Cafeteria
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C~uneil enaLtDar
Student Lounle
Council Challlber
. Faculty Dininl Rooa
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
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2pofile
7:30 r'.Ja.
8 - 12 p.1i::.
- NO CLASSES
12:45 p.m..
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LABOR. DAY RECESS
R.OTORACT
,i. s. ~~.ECUTIVE
LEARNING ASSISTANCE
CENTER.
A.W.S.
M.E.C.B.A.
Ariz. Print Coap. E~dB
Ray Fink Ezhib. Begins
FOOTBALL - G.C.C. vs.
Palomar
A.S. AFTER-GAME DANC!.
Kon. 5
'rue. 6
{CJed. 7
Thur. 8
..l?r i. 9
9
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COKING EVENTS:
- -65~
-45~
- - -50~
Student Lounae
-55~
Tost~das - - - - -- -30~
-~~an~ & Weiners- - -- -65¢
--65¢
--SO¢
-Ckj,;\Jp
-Fish
Wed. Sept. 7
Thu. Sept. e
Pr:t. Sept. 9
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'Mon. - Fri. 12-16 - ACTIVITIES lAIR 10 4.2.- 1 p ••
Sat. 17 FOOTBALL - G.C.C. ve.
~ Dlxie College 7:30 p... HOMI
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FOOD SERVICE OFFERED: Snack Bar Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria -- Home Cookins, n~king, Assortaent of
Salad!;
Daily Entrees - net Beef Sandwich ­Chil:
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BU'l'rito- - - - ...
Specials of t~e Dgy
Tues. Sept. 6 - - -Gr~8n Chili Burro
!Q! PLACEMENT ! Q!~]!! SERVf~ES: Placement service is available to all stu­dents
attending Glendale Community Colle~c. A lietiu3 of jobs currently
available will be found posted on the. bulletin board just inside the door
at the southeast entrance of the Cafeteria. The Job Placement Office may
also be able to help with your problems or questions resardiug your particu­lar
career.
ORGANIZATIONAL !~'tYlQ. for Outdoor Camping Club, Wedn.e~df1Y, Sept. 7. 1977 at 6:45 p.m.
in '1'-2 building, Room 105. All students welcOtlle to ju:tzl.
~!~.!Q. STUDyn Students, attend a workshop on nR~ to ~tw.:."n on ?r~dT;;,e3day, Sept. 7, 1911,
from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. in the Student Louuge,.Stl;:,~:lent Uu:lon. If you are unable to attend,
stop by the Learning Assistance Center (D'..c L-l38) a."\(1 up the info~tive lwldouts.
~e sre open MDnday-Thurscay, 7:00 a.a. - 9:30 p.m., and au k!.'iday, 1:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.lIl.
TEUNIS TEAM TRYOUT: The 1911-18 MD"S VArSITY TE~rES ~Thi 'J:RYOllTS will begin Sept. 6th -;1: -riGO p.a.'Oii""'the Tennis Courts. All int€rested e:tU{1{~t8 f"'nc~11d attend.
~ FACULTY HANDBOOK for this year gives the cloBing ho~r for the I.M.C. as 9:20 instead
~9:50 p.m. Please note the correct time for the I~M.C. closing.
1.oST ~ Ji'OUND: Items are beginning to coll~ct in the L';>8'': and. FC'uud Office, S... 124.
~port when you have lost an itOll - or r.et.urntto tnif.\ oifice items which you might
~find 011 C&!tl>ua.
The Instructional Materials Center will be closed Labor Day,
September 5, but will resume regular hours on Tuesday, Sept. 6
(7:00 a.m. - 9:50 p.m.)
The following new records are available to students for in-house
listening from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday
and from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday. Present your student
ID card at the Listening Center and make your selection.
Saturday Night Live
The Red Badge of Courage
Poe: The IMP of the Perverse, and othe~ tales
Jackson: The Lottery and other stories
Bardbury: The Illustrated Man: The Veldt &Marionettes, Inc.
Solzhenitsyn: One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
E1ito: Four Quartets
Poe: The Gold-bug
Joyce: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Cummings: E. E. CUmmings Reads his Collected Poetry 1920-1940
&Prose
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC•••
All Things Wise &Wonderful--Herriot
The Benedict Arnold Connection--DiMona
The Book of the Navajo--Locke
Crime &Punishment: A Radical Solution--Neier
Dynasty--Elegant
The French Atlantic Affair--Lehman
Guns for Rebellion--Van Wyck Mason
Handbook of Japanese Art--Tsuda
Henri Cartier-Bresson--Cartier-Bresson
The Immigrants--Fast
It Didn't Start With Watergate--Lasky
El Laberinto de la Soledad--Paz
Mauve Gloves &Madmen, Clutter &Vine--Wolfe
Mysteries of Time &Space--Steiger
Navajos Call it Hard Goods--Frazier
Nutrition and Athletic Performance--Darden
Picasso: Pablo Ruiz Picasso: A Biography--O'Brian
Popular Music in Mexico--Geijerstam
Seawitch--Maclean
The Second Deadly Sin--Sanders
Sound of Impact: The Legacy of TWA Flight 514--Shaw
Spandau: The Secret Diaries--Speer
A Spokesman of the Mexican American Move~ent--Marin
The Stone Bull--Wh1tney
The White Lions of Timbavati--McBride
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9:00 p.m. - 12:00 midnight STUDENT UNION BLDG.
Mon. 12 CEAS ELECTIONS
12 ACTIVITIES FAIR
Tue. 13 ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF
STUDENT NURSES
Wed. 14 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION
Thur. 15 ASSOCIATED WOMENS
STUDENTS
15 BLACK STUDENT UNIO~
15 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Sat. 17 GCC vs DIXIE COL~EGE
HOME GAME
17 DANCE
SPONSORED BY A•.S.
5:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
11:50 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m - 2:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m
7:30 p~m.
STUDENT LOUNGE
HALLWAY OF STUDENT
UNION BUILDING
NURSING BLDG. 110
STUDENT COUNCIL CHMBRS.
STUDENT COUNCIL CHMBRS.
STUDENT LOUNGE
GYM
HANHILLA STADIUM
Thursday September 15 there will be an organizational meeting in the student lounge
for all,students interested ~n joining the Black Student Union.
AWARE; (Association for Womens Active Return to Education) will hold its first
meeting of the semester, September 15, 1977, in the AWARE Lounge, located in the
snack bar area of the Student Union. All interested students are invited to attend.
,'. FOOD SERVICE OFFERED
Snack Bar-- Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria-- Home Cooking, Baking,Assortment of Salads
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich- - - - - - - - - -- - 65¢
Chili- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -45¢.,
Burrito - - - - - - - - - - - - 50¢
Specials of the day
Mon. Sept. 12 - - - Cheese Enchilada - - - - - 35¢
Tamale Pie - - - - - - - - - - - - - 65¢
Tues. Sept. 13 - - Ham and Macaroni - - - - - - - - - - 65¢
Wed. Sept. 14 - - - Spaghetti- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 65¢
Garlic Toast - - - - - - - - - - - - 10¢
Thurs. Sept. 15 - -Reuben. Sandwich- - - - - - - - - - - 65¢
Fries- - - - - - -- - - - - ~ - - - 25¢
Fri. Sept. 16 - - - Fish Sandwich- - - - - - ~ - - - - - 50¢
Fries- -- - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - 25¢
LOST AND FOUND
Items are beginning to collect in the Lost and Found Office, SO-124.
Report when you have lost an item -- or return to this office items which
you might find on Campus.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS: Applications are still ,being accepted for commissionerships.
For an application form go to room SO-109 in the. Student Office Building.
~ ASSOCIATED STJmE~ DANCE:has been changed and will be held after the football
game Saturday September 17, 1977.
STUDENT HANDBOOKS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE INFORMATION DESK IN THE STUDENT UNION
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GYM
Council Chambers
Faculty Dining Rm.
Council Chambers
- Ip.m.
4:30 p.m.
11:50 a.m.
2 - 4 p.m.
1 - 2 p.m.
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21
21
22
Women's Volleyball team Game
Baptist Student Union Meeting
M.E.C.H.A. MEETING
Associated Women's Students
Meeting
22 Black Student Union Meeting 1 - 2 p.m. Student Lounge
22 Management Club 3:00 p.m. Council Chambers
Frt. 23 Phi Theta Kappa Get-Together 6 - 9 p.m. Bar B Q Grill Area
Sat. 24 Ramsey Lewis Trio Concert 8:00 p.m. GYM
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Wed. 21 Newman Club 1 - 2 p.m. . Student Lounge
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ENROLLMENT UP: Dr. Bilse, Associate Dean for Admissions and Records, has indicated
that the enrollment for the 1977 fall semester is up approximately 639 students
over the number enrolled last fall. as of September 2. 1977. 13,292 students had
paid fees, comparing with 12,653 last fall. This is the first time that GCC has
enrolled 13,000+ students. The a~tual enrollment count will drop when cancellations
are deducted.
BLACK STUDENT UNION MEETING: Thursday September 22, 1977 at 1:00 p.m. in the STUDENT
LOUNGE.
SWIMMING POOL HOuRS: The swimming pool will be available for open swimming Mon. - Wed.
1 - 3 p.m. We need life guards. If you are interested please contact Dr. Kent Staheli.
at the P.E. Department ext. 257.
CREATIVE ARTS MACAZINE: All students interestad in becoming members of the editorial
staff for the 1978 tRAVELER magazine are 4sked to attend an organizational meeting
on Thursday, September 22, 1977 at 1:00 p,m. in I~ - 137 ( conference room). If you
are interested but unable to attend. p~ease leave yout n~me and phone number with
C. Bayley in LA - 115.
SAILING CLUB: INTERESTED? If you are a sail bufl, now is your chance. If you've
had that deep yearning for some salt sea breeze in your face. and the soft whisper
of wind on the sails - JOIN US. Sponsors for the new sailing club are:
Frank Fitzgerald
Mark Montanus
Jim Marrion
Please contact any of the above if interested.
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Fine Arts
Business
Special Serve
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PTK FALL GEt-TOGETHER: P'rK will ~old a Picnic~Potluck. Friday, September 23rd.
6-9 p.m•• outdoors in the Grill Bar-B-Q area, for members and families. Bring your
Ow'n meat and table service and a dish to share. PTK will prOVide the beverage.
PTK BOOK SALE DONATIONS: The book sale has been re-scheduled for mid-october. Watch
for later announcements. Donations of books for the sale are needed. To donate call
June Epply. ext. 311 between 12 - 3 p.m.
G'llJNA.STIC TEMI TRYOUTS: C'i.rls with previous gymnastic experience (uneven bars,
balance beam. vaulting. floor exercise) may tryout for the Women's Gymnastic Team.
Contact Mrs. Siewers Tues. - Thurs. 11:00 - 2:00 in the Gym Annex.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS: Interested in getting into Student Government? Become a mem­ber
at large by signing up at either the information desk or stop into the new Student
Government office.
Student Government has just opened a brand new office located north of the Student
Union and west of the Bookstore. If you have a gripe or suggestion stop in and talk
with any officer.
_ FOOD SERVICE OFFERED: SNACK BAR-Short order cooking.
Ca~eteria - Rome cooking, baking and assortment of salads.
DAILEY ENTREES: Hot beef Sandwich••••••••••••••••••••••• 65¢
Chili••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 45¢
Burrito ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 50¢
SPECIAL OF THE DAY: Tues. Sept. 20••• Swiss Steak •••••• 65¢
Wed. Sept. 21 ••• Beef Pot Pie•••••• 65¢
Th~r. Sept. 22 ••• Sloppy Joe•••••••• 50¢
French Fries•••••• 25¢
Fri. Sept. 23 ••• Fish San •••••••••• 50¢
French Fries•••���•• 25¢
H.iHAN POTTERY EXHIBIT: Be sure to see this remarkable e:chibit generously loaned
, to the Instructional Materials Center (Library) by Mr. Lee Hutchings, one of Mr.
Lmdeen's ceramics students, who has been collecting for over twenty years. Feat­,
l uredd·;:"aret~SaladfL.pottery.and artifacts from the Tonto Bas:in area in Arizona (span­ning
a period from 900 A.D. to 1400 A.D. ), Nayarit figures from a culture centered
. around Tepic near Guadalajara, and Pre-Columbian artifacts. Of particular note
.... al'e two very rare hair ornaments, bone awls, and arrow shaft straighteners from
Arizona. DON'T MISS THIS FINE DISPLAY:
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC:
~ The Bed and the Throne - Marek
The Castle of the Crossed Destinies - Calvino
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The Creative Balance: Government, Politics, and the Individual in America's Third
Century - Richardson
~Dunkirk: The British Evacuation, 1940 - Jackson
~. Do,t t Shut Me Out - Conway
East and West: Stories - Buck
~Ellery Queen's Searches and Seizures - Queen
~Film Scriptwriting - Swain
Greece Observed - Barret
The Investigation - Uhnak
Inside Rugby: The Team Game - Powell
~te GreeAawayt s Book of Games - Greenaway
HOdern Photography for Police and Firemen - Sansone
'The New Mencken Letters - Mencken
~Los Pobladores Nuevo Mexicanos Y Su Poesia, 1889-1950
.paul Robeson, All-American -Gilliam
The Study of the Future - Cornish
~ummer of Triumph - Higdon
The Scientific Study of Marihuana .- Abel
The Sponsored Film _. Klein
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TO ALL STUDENTS WHO VOTED ,Mil) lfELPED ME IN TEE CRAB E!~ECTIOliJ: THANK YOU~ .
~I'll do my best for all concerned.
Hary Rogers
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PHI THETA K.\PPA BOOK FAIR
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BAPTIST STUDEtIT Ul~ION
H.E.C.H.A.
PHI THETA KAPPA BOOK FAIR
CAMPuS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
A.W. S.. GENERAL MEETING
,A.S. ADVISORY
WOMEN'S VOLLEY BALL
A.S. DAl~CE EXHIBIT
SAILING CLUB ORGANIZATIONAL
MEETING
\-lOMEN' S VOLLEY BALL
A.W.A.R.E. COFFEE
9 a.m. - 2 p.m. _
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11:50 a.m. - ~. p.m.
2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
7 - 7:50 a.m.
12:45 - 2:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
5 p.m.
12 - 1 p.m.
1 p.m.
5 p.m.
7:00 - 10 p.m.
STUDENT UNION
II II
COUNCIL Ca~ERS
FACULTY DINING ROOM
STUDENT lINION
FACULTY DINING ROOM
STUDENT LOUNGE
COUNCIL C}1NMBERS
GYMNASIUM
CAFETERIA
COUNCIL. CHAMBERS
Gl11NASIl,J}f
SNACK BAR AREA
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REHINDER: tfIncompleteU grades from spr-fng semester, 1976 - 1977 are to be made up
by October 21, 1977.
AWARE is having a cet-acquainted Coffee, Fridayp September 30, at 7:00 p.m., in the
r Al<1ARE Lounge, located in the Snack Bar area of the Student Union Building. Any
interested person returni~g to education is invited to attend and bring a friend.
"j..--. -- ...--.. ,,- ....... .A..f ~-" -_ .... - ~ ....t....;-,...,_ and '\-rear a hat decorated to represent your home
state or country. Prizes will be awarded.
I
l. GAUCHO GALS l-fEETING! .ALL Th"TERESTED GIRLS l\TELCOME!: Wednesday, September 28, 3:00 p.m.
in Cafeteria.
NOTICE: NOTICE~! ::JKADLIXZ FO? STUDENT BULLETIN NOTICES!!! HATERIAL FOR THE STUDENT
BULLETIN hUST BE IH lv'RITIlTG AND IN THE OFFICE OF THE COORDINATOR OF STUDENT SERVICES
NO LATER THAN 9:00 ./',:fq :::'RIDAY .. o SORRY, THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. TIlE OFFICE IS LOCATED
IN THE STUDENT OFFICE BUILDING - S.O •. 109.
DANCE EXHIBITION by Quinto Sol of Arizona, sponsored by Associated Women Students
SeJtember 30th - 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. -- East side of Cafeteria.
SAILING CLUB - First meeting to organize. All interested parties are welcome to attend
~his meeting to be held Friday, September 30, at 1:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers.
If interested, but you cannot attend, see Mr. Frank Fitzgerald, Art Department; Mr.
J. }~rrion, Learning Center, X2-103, or Mr. liark Montanus, Business Faculty Office.
:illi YOU HAVING ACADEHIC DIFFICULTIES? If so, drop by the Learning Assistance Center,
rMe L-138. We are open Monday-Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and on Friday
£":0:11 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We can show you how to improve your study skills, assign
",0,. a tutor, or help you locate self-instructional materials •
•n~,w SHD11lING POOL HCURS. The swimming pool will be available for student recreational
~·l:.(Jn.1ng Honday thr01:gh Friday, 12 - 3 p..m.
rOOD SERVICES OFFERED-Snack Bar - Short Order Cooktng
Cafeteria - Hone Cooking, Baking and Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - HOT BEEF SAlIDWICH- - - - - - - - - - 65¢
CHILI - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 45¢
BUP.RITO - - - ,.. - - - - - - - - - _.. 50¢
Specials of the Day: }fun. Sept .. 2S - Tostada- - - -- 30¢
Chinichanga- -- 7S¢
Tues. Sept.. 27 ov~~r R1.ce·- - - -- 65¢
~Je,d,; Sept. 28 ,,- 1:'l~1~;pd - _.. - .- -.. 65¢
H 2C,) - :(,iv;;~1.'lnd CD.loz'lfJ·- •• - ." - - - - -- 65¢
25¢
VOLUME 13 Number 6 October 13, 1977
STUDENT UNION
STUDENT OFFICE ANNEX
STUDENT LOUNGE
STUDENT LOUNGE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
FACULTY DINING ROOM
FIELD
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
FACULTY DINING ROOM
12:00 - 12:50 MUSIC BUILDING
12:15 p.m.
8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-12:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
4
6
8
5
Tues. GRAND CANYON COLLEGE
RECRUITING
A. S. EXECUTIVE MEETING
BLACK STTjDENT lJNION
BOOK REVIEW
NEWMAN CLUB
M..E.C.H..A.
INTRAMURALS - FLAG
FOOTBALL
STUDENT RECITAL
REmiARSAL
SOCIETY FOR ADVANCmmNT
OF MANAGEMENT
COLLEGE REPUB-LlCANS
FOOTBALL - G.C.C. vs
Eastern 7:30 p.m HOME
~I I I I I I I I 1/1 / I / / I I I I I I I / / / I / / / / / I I I I I 1/1 / I I I I I I I I
MINI REGISTRATION: Registration for Kini Semester will be held in the Cafeteria
on October 4, 5, and 6, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
l
FIESTA BOWL QUEEN CONTEST: Applications for G.C.C.'s nomination for the Fiesta Bowl
Queen Contest are now available in S.O. 199, or at the Information Desk in the Student
Union. The applications MUST be returned to the Coordinator of Student Services
Office by noon on Octcber 14, 1977. There will be a meeting of all contestants in the
Council Chambers at 1:00 ~.m., Friday, October 14, 1977.
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GAME ROOM. VANDALISM. If the problems of vandalism and fighting 1n the new game room
do not cease, the games and the juke box will be removecH % - - - - - - - Don't let the
actions of a few ruin the benefits we should all be able to enjoy. .
VET'S ASSOCIATION MEETING: The Vet's Association has the potential for providing a
number of useful services for our veterans, Besi.des a social function, it can be a
valuable legislative power to promote veterans' rights from the federal to the campus
level. Organizational meeting October 12, 12:00 noon, Council Chambers.
BLACK STUDENT UNION: Will hold its first fall general meeting Tuesday, Oct. 4 in
the Student Lounge.
BANG GLIDING CLUB: G.C.C. Bang Gliding Club "The Sky Scrapers" will hold a meeting
at 1:00 p.m. in S.C. 142. Everyone interested is invited to attend.
THE TRAVELER - The G.C.C. Literary Magazine needs a staff:: Sign up NOW in L.A. 131.
(Reception Area) to become a member of the editorial staff for the creative arts maga­zine.
No previous editorial or journalism experience is necessary.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED:
LOST i fOUHfi
-' 1liE LDST AND FOUND DEPT. I
IS IN THE WEST END OF
, THE BOOKSTORE BUILDING!
,tW-JY LOST I T8'1S l-'AVE
__ BEEN TURNED INI sor1E Of I
THEM ARE: KEYS" BOOKSi; I
GLASSES. (READI NG AND ~
--<; SUN) .BILlFOLDS AND CASH,I
SNACK BAR - Short-Order Cooking
CAFETERIA - Home Cooking, Baking, Ass·~·ctment of
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich
- Chili
- Burrito
SPECIALS OF TRE DAY
Monday, Oct. 3 - Green Chili Burro
- Tostada
Tues. Oct. 4 - Salisbury Steak
Wed. Oct. 5 - Veal Parmesan
Thurs. Oct. 6 - Reubin Sandwich
Fri. Oct. 7 - Fish Sandwich
Fries
Salads.
65¢
45¢
50¢
55¢
30¢
65¢
65¢
65¢
50¢
25¢
THE CURRENT EXHIBIT in the Student Lounge is by Nancy Tokar Miller. The exhibit may
be seen through October 21, 1977 e
... III ... ... PLEASE TURN OVER .. .. ... .. ....
NEW AUDIO-RECORDS (DISC) IN THE IHC
Cooper: The Last of the Mohicans
Thurber: The Unicorn in the Garden &Other Fables for our Time
Rivera: Diego Rivera on Record, in Spanish
Mahler, G.: Symphony, No.2, C Hinor (album - 2 LP)
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC
The Best in Covers & Posters
The Best in Environmental Graphics
The Best in Packaging
Colorado River Ghost Towns - Paher
The Fascinating Fourteen•.. Arizona's Counties - Egerton
Female Studies
Financial Recordkeeping for Small Stores - Ragan
Gardening for Fun with Dr. Vic Miller - Miller
Harnessing the Earthworm - Barrett
The Honourable Schoolboy - Le Carre
The Incredible Incas &Their Timeless Land - Hclntyre
Karen Ann: The Quinlans Tell Their Story - Quinlan
The Nature Novel From Hardy to Lawrence - Alcorn
Photographic Terms &Definitions - Grover
Pink Collar Workers - Howe
Political Ideology: A Comparative Study of Three Chicano
Youth Organizations - Garcia
The Silmarillion - Tolkien
Time Required in Developing Selected Arizona Copper Hines - Burgin
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STUNT BULLETIN
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6mO West Olive Avenue ........ 0..--- ""'"""
VOLUME 13 NUMBER 7 OCTOBER 10, 1977
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tues. 11 A~S. GOV. ADVISORY 1-2 p.m. S.O. ANNEX CONF. ROOM
Dean's Budget, Committee 7-9:3Q~.m. COUNCIL ,CHAMBERS
C0:NTIN. Ed. Orientation 7-.9:3 Op .m,. STUDENT LOUNGE
Wed., 12 :pook Review 11-12 Boon STUDE1~T LOUNGE
.. - .. 01-
. .:\,. " !;iewman Club 1-2 p.m • CQVNCIL CHAMBERS
M.E.C.H.A. 2-4:30 p.m. FACULTY DINING ROOM
-, Thurs. 13 Campus Crusade for Christ 7'!'"7:S0 a.m. FACULTY DINING ,ROOM
<, A.W.S. MEETING 1-2 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Bible St\1dy Group 1-2 p.m. STUDENT LOUNGE ,- '<'
WOMENS VOLLEYBALL 4:30 P.M. GYM
Fri. 14 FIESTA BOWL CANDIDATE
MEETING 1-2 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
College Republican Club 2:30 -4 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Chicano Athletic Group 3:30-6:30p.m. GYM
A SAT.
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~1! WOMEHs VOLLEYBALL 1i ~. _ -'
"t -..
10:00 A.M. GYM
.' -, ' .
.,: ,.'
~ THURS.2i~ MUSIC RECITAL 12:30 P.M• MU 124 .' .'-'
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NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY: Northern Arizona University will be in Lhe
i
hall of the Student Union Building On October 13, 1977 to give informa-tion
and advice re~arding the University and it's programs.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS: The United States Marine Corps will have a
table in the hall of the Student Union BUilding on October 13th and 14th
- from 9:00 a.m~ to %:00 p.m. to inform all interested students in programs
available in the Ma~ine Corps.
ASSOCIATED STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Associated Student Goverment is proud to
present "Happiness is a Circus" as the 1977 Homecoming theme. Activities
include a Faculty/Alumni reception, after game dance and spectacular
~ half time show with the crowning of the '77 royalty. Come to the fest-
~, ivitie.s. on Saturday, October 22, 1977.
FIESTA BOWL·QlJEEN CONTEST: Application for G.C.C.'s nomination for the
)"
Fiesta Bowl Queen Contest are now available in SO 109, or at the ~nf~rm-j
ation Desk in the Student Union. The application MUST be returned to
JOB PLACEMENT AND .CAREER SERVICES: Placement Service is availabie to
all students attending Glendale Community College. A listing of jobs
currently available will be found posted on the Bulletin Board just inside
the door at the southeast entrance of the Cafeteria outside the Job Place-ment
Office.
The Career Services Office, located next to the Job Placement Office, may
also be able to help with your problems or questions regarding your partic-ular
career.
INCOMPLETE MAKE-UP: Students who received an incomplete during the Spring
nester of 1977, and who have not yet completed the necessary course work."
should do so at once. Instructors are being requested to submit all materia:
for the make-up of incomplete grades by Friday October 21. Students who
cannot make the October 21 deadline should contact their instructor at once
and prepare to make up the work as quickly as possible.
FOOD SERVICE: Snack Bar - Short order cooking.
Cafeteria - Home cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads.
DAILEY ENTREES:
HOT BEEF SANDWICH •••••••••••••••••••• 65¢
CHILI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 45¢
BURRITO•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 50¢
SPECIALS OF THE DAY:
MONDAY OCT. 10 Cheese Enchilada••••••��•••••••••••••• 35¢
Tostada •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30¢
Tuesday Oct. 11 Baked Ham wi Fruit Sauce••••••••••••• 65¢
Wednesday Oct. 12 Lasagne •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 65¢
Thursdat Oct. 13 Beans & Weiners •••••••••••••••••••••• 65¢
Friday Oct. 14 Fish Sandwich•••••••••••••••••••••••• 50¢
Fries •••••••••••••••••••• e ••••••• ~ ••• 2~~ ,
NEW ~1ATERIAL IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT
~udio-record (disc)
Tomlin, L.:
Coleridge, T.:
Ibsen, H.:
Guthrie, T.:
Yevtushenko, E.:
The Star Spangled
Baxter, Frank:
Clemens, S.:
Brooks, G.:
Williams, w. c. :
Modern Scream
Directing a Play: alecture. (l LP text)
Hedda Gabler. (album - 3LP notes)
Directing a Play: a lecture. (I LP text)
Yevtushenke in Reading from his New York and
San Francisco poetry concerts.
Banner & America the Beautiful.
The Nature of Poetry.
Stories of Twain.
Gwendolyn Brooks reading her poetry.
William Carlos Williams reads his poetry.
CONFERENCE
STUDENT LOUNGE*****
1. 22
12:30
Conference on Family
and Marriage.
OCTOBER
8:30 a.m. to
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NEW PAPERBACK BOOKS IN THE IMC
Blind Ambition - Dean
Elvis: What Happened? - West
Evel Knievel on Tour - Saltman
Farrah: An Unauthorized Biography - Burstein
Hang Gliding - Olney
How to Run Your Own Rock & Roll Band - Henderson
The Lincoln Conspiracy - Balsiger
Love's Wildest Fires - Savage
Magic - Goldman"
Tht~ Myth of the Hyperi:2ctive Child - ScLrag
Dea·th and Dying - Kubler-Ross
, Onl$ - Segal
The Other Side of Midnight - Sheldon
6000 WEST OLIVE AVF...'..I\lUE
STUDENT BULLETI
GLENDALE CO.MMUNITY COLLEGE Ii
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VOLUME 13
CALENDAR OF EVENT:
NUMBER 8 OCTOBER 17, 1977
Tues. 18 ASSOC. OF STUDENT NURSES
BLACK STUDENT UNION
FIESTA BOWL CONTEST
ARIZ. ASSOC. OF STUDENT NURSES
12:15 - 1 p.m. Student Lounge
1 - 2 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
2 - 5 p.m. FACULTY DIN. RM.
7 - 10 p.m. NU 110
HED. 19 P.T.K. BOOK FAIR
A.W.A.R.E. BAKE SALE
HOMECOMING K&Q ELECTION
NEWMAN CLUB
9a.m. - 2 p.m. STUDENT UNION
8.30. - 2 p.m. MALL
9 - 1 p.m. MALL
1 - 2 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
BOOK REVIEW 11 - 1200N Student LOUNGE
TH. 20
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
M.E.C.H.A.
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
P.T.K. BOOK SALE
AWS MEETING
SKY' SCRAPERS MEETING
A.W.A.R.E. MEETING
FIESTA BOWL COMMITTEE
NEWMAN CLUB
2:15 - 3:30p.m. STUDENT LOUNGE
2 - 4 p.m. FACULTY DIN. RM.
7 -7:50p.m. FACULTY DIN. RM.
9a.m. - 2 p.m. STUDENT UNION
1 - 2 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
1 - 1 p.m. SC 142
1 - 2 p.m. SOA 110
2 - 5 p.m. FACULTY DIN. RM.
7:30p.m.-9p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
FRIL 21 MANAGEMENT CLUB 1- 2 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CHICANO ATHLETICS 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. MULTI-P. CTS.
A.W.A.R.E. POT LUCK 6:30 10 p.m. GRILLE ROOM
SAT. 22 HOMECOMING FOOTBALL
HOMECOMING DANCE
HOMECOMING LDSSA SOCIAL
GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ON
FAMILY AND MARRIAGE
6 - 9 p.m. STADIUM
9 - 12 MID. STUDENT UNION
4:00 p.m. BASEBALL FIELD
8:30 - 12:30 p.m. STUDENT LOUNGE
SUN.
SAT.
23
22
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
HOMECOMING ALUMNI RECEPTION
4:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
GYM
STUDENT UNION.:
r HOMECOMING: "HAPPINESS IS A CIRCUS" - On October 22, 1977, Goe.c. will
again have a HOMECOMING. At 6:00 p.m. will be an Alumni Reception in the
J Student Union followed by the game at 7:30 and finally the dance at 9:00.
~. <.,' .' i '/' ' " •.;' ~~' C''-~~i~'
HOMECOMING: KN EVENING OF MUSIC ,'FOOD, EXCIl'EME,'NT ,AND FUl{, BUT. MOST
IMPORTANT, IT;I S ALL ~'. (GUEST· PASSES MAY BE OBTAINED IN THE BOO·t"1
STORE FOR $1.00).
A.A.S.N.: A.A.S:N. will hold a question and answer session lor any Pre­Nursing
Students from 12:15 to 12:45 P.M •• Tuesday - October 18, 1977.
A.A.S.N.: A.A.S.N. will hold it's rescheduled monthly meeting Tuesda ~
October 18th at 7:00 P.M. in NU 110. Following the meeting will be a
guest speaker, Jean McCloy, R.N., BBN. he.d nurse at MemorielHospital
Emergency Room. She will be speaking on the "Cultural Influences on
Pain". Refreshments will follow.
A.W.A.R.E.: Wednesday, October 19th - BAKE SALE - Mall Are,a .- 9 - 1 P.N.
Thursday, October 20th - GENERAL MEETING - SOA 110- 1 P.
Friday, October 21st - POT LUCK - Grille Room - 7 - 10 P.M.
PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN UTENSILS AND COVERED DISH.
BLACK STUDENT UNION: B.S.U. MEETING AT 1:00 - 2:30 P.M. in the Council
Chambers. Tuesday, October 18, 1977.
rOLLEGE REPUBLICANS: College Republicans have changed thel~ ~eeting
day and time. It was assumed that the previous schedule needed revisi
New thle is Wednesday, 2:15 - 3:30 1n the Student Lounge •.. Bring a new
member.
G.C.C. HANG GLIDING CLUB "SKY·~~RAPERS": The GoC.C. Hang Gliding Club
"The Sky Scrapers" will hold it' 5 weekly meeting in Room SC. 142 Thursday
October 20th at 1:00 P.M. All interested parties are invited.
G.C.C. VETERAN'S ASSOCIATION: There will be an emergency meeting of the
G.C.C. VETERAN'S ASSOCIATION Wednesday. November 2, 1977. in the Council
Chamb~rs. Student Union Building. Help preserve our G.I. Bill entitlemen~
by shOWing up •••••••• ~
NEW PARKING LOT: The new pa rking lot is now open to ALL, sizes of vehic",e
however the lot is striped for compact cars and great care wil be required
to safely park your vehicle. All "Nerm.al" parking lot rules will ·be
euf~r6ed. If a space is available that is not large enough for your
vehicle you should find a more open area of the lot. Parking is at your
own risk.
No parking will be permitted on any grass area or road unless so posted.
CONFERENCE: Family and Marriage Conference 4t Glendale Comm~nity College
on October 22. 1977 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Student Lounge.
~OB ..Q:p.EN!NG IN THE LAC: Job openings are available for those who quaIl!
~u De a tutor in the following areas: physics, chemistry. anatomy and
physiology, mineralogy, French, accounting and upper level math courses
If you are interested, further information may be obtained at the Learn­ing
Assistance Center or by calling ext. 320. The LAC is located in
room L-:-138.
FOOD SERVICE OFFERED: Snack Bar- Short order cooking.
Cafeteria- Home cooking, Baking, Assortment of
Salads.
DAILEY ENTREES:
Hot Beef Sandwich •••••••••••••• 65C
Ch 11i .•..•...... '...••.... ~" ..••• 45c
Burrito •••••••••••••••••••••••• 50¢
SPECIALS OF THE DAY:
Mon. 17 Green Chili Burro •••••••••••••• 55~
.;
rues. 18
Wed. 19
Thurs. 20
Frio 21
Tostada •••••••• II •••• • -'~'~ .,,~ ••• ~ •• 30<:
Veal Cutlet •••••••••••••••••••• 65¢
Turkey fa Dresslng ••• : •••••••••• 6S¢
Spaghetti •••••••••••••••••••••• 65¢
Garlic Toast '•••. ~ ••• 10¢
Fish Sandwich •••••••••••••••••• S ¢
French Fries •••••••••••.•••••••• 25e;: .. ,
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GL~ND;ALE CO:MMUNITY COLLEGE
6ITJO West Olive Rvenue
VOLUME 14 NUMBER 10 OCTOBER 24, 1977
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tues.
Wed.
25 BLACK STUDENT UNION
FIESTA BOY~ COMMITTEE
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
26 N.M. MINING INST. OF TECH.
1 - 2 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMB.
2 - 5 P.M. FAC. DINING RM.
5 P.M. GYM
9 - 2 P.M. STUDENT UNION
BOOK REVIEW 11 -12oon STUDENT LOUNGE
NEWlW~ CLUB
COLLEGE REPUBLICAN'S
1 - 2 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMB.
2:15-3P.M. COUNCIL CHAMB.
2 - 4 P.M. FAC. DINING RM.
Thurs. 27 CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
FORT LEWIS COLLEGE
ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS
SKY SCRAPERS
7-7:50 A.M. FAC. DINING RM.
8:30-1 P.M. STUDENT UNION
1 - 2 P.M.. STUDENT LOUNGE
1-2:30 P.M. SC 142
FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE 2:30 P.M.. COU1~CIL CHAMB.
NEWMAN CLUB 7:30-9 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMS.
Fri. 28 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS LECTURE
MAYOR MARGARET HANCE
ROSIE GUTIERREZ
11:30 - 12:30 STUDENT LOUNGE
(A.M. )
CHICANO ATHLETICS 3:30-6:30 P.M.. MULTI-P-CTS.
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL 4:30 P.M. GYM
SAT. 29 ROMAN WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP 8 A.M.-SP.M. GYM
,AUTO N.I.A.S.E. CERTIFICA~ION 7:30A.M.-5P.M. T-3
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BLACK S~UDENT UNION: Weekly meeting in the Student Counc.il Chambers
Tuesday, October 25, 1977 at,l:OO - 2:30 P.M. '
MAYOR CANDIDATES SPEAK: On October 28, Margaret Hance and Rosie
Gutierrez will speak on important issues'in the Student Lo,upge.
The time for this event 1s 11:30 A.M. Come and hear what they
have to say before you vote. '
ART EXHIBIT,: A photographic art eXhibit, the, works of GeC evening
instructor Richard Gayle, will be on display in the Student Lounge,
October 21 to November 10. His show is broken into,three parts:
People, self portraits and abstrations.'
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS: Weekly meeting on October 26, 1977 at 2:15
3:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers.
VE\v M..~TERIAL IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT:
Dixson,
Garcia Lorca, F.:
·.,L:t..tL :4:.!.a I J.:
Dickey, J.:
Roethke, T.:
Clemens, s.:
F,cats, J.:
Shakespeare, WIn:
, Will:
Palgrave, F.:
El Ingles En Accion (9 LP, text, manual, pmllphlet)
Poems (album - 2 LP, text)
Sinfonia Sevillana & the three cornered hat
Ja."!'"es Dtckey !"f"l3.Nl': his noetrv
Theodore Roethke reading his poetry
The adventures of Tom Sawyer
The poetry of Keats
Romeo & Juliet (slbum - 3 LP, text)
The wit and wisdom of Will Rogers in his own voice
(album - 2 LP)
Golden Treasury (album - 2 LP)
NE~'l PAPERBA.CK BOOK IN THE IMC:
Borden Chantry
Control of Candy Jones
I.ast Trail
Painted Word
Passages
The Pleasures of Chinese Cooking
The Postage stamp Garden Book
Psychic Frontiers of Medicine
The Psychic Power of Pyramids
Rating & Raising Indoor Plants
The Right and the Power
County Almanac
Search for J.F.K.
Secret Power of Pyramids
Signet Encyclopedia of Wine
t.eboard Book
S tOrl"1.1 ~vaxning
of a Bridge Too Far
and Dangerous
1500 Good Jokes for Speakers
Total Dog Book
Trivia Encyclopedia
';·;hat Really H.appened to the Class of '65?
it.:hout Feathers
Your Second Life
FOOD SERVICE OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order' cooking ~
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PU:.t\SE PAY AT CASHIERS OFFICE.' ,
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NEVI ~i\TERIALIN THE MEDIA DEPA~T
FII.J1SmIP$
THE INDIAN CHILD
JURY D.: GRAMP" A MAN AGES AND DIES
THE A\lERICAN ExPERIENCE IN LITERt\TURE--POETS OF THE 20TH CENTURY
THE CIVILIZATION OF THE ANCIENT I"1A.YA 7 ITS CoLLAPSE
THE GRAN CHICHH~ECA--CAsAS GRANDES & THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUll-lWEST
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Menls Basketball Practice
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,Ments Basketball
Chicano Athletics
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C~E.A.S,.· FAMILY ltIOOT
United -Parcel Service Interviews
Black Student Union
Chamber Singers •COncert
Newman Club - .. .
Ioolt Review' .
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~~TY B~·GAME-....On Thursday November 17, Associated Stud.nts wt,ll play
> ~ JOCKStn t_,basketball game of t;be:ceatury. Foron1.y 5'~) you will be treal
to'SOlII4 of the DIOst exciting mo~nts in sports history. Game time is 8:30 P.M. if
1)'JIt.. m ~c>eeed$ will go to the'We.stsideFood Bank' ( ~~ini,a .e,anoffoodi,fX()U
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~J. ~lttcmESSCLuaFORMING- Aclubf1tt thebet1i~rp~~ngof. chess is
proees8 ofbetniformed7 -AS everyOne-knows, ch.osis a good m1ncl-l:nt11CliXl33ae, l
learn and enjoy. Atfirst'_,we wil1be compact.. a1llCRl8out'se1-vea,'butif etlOUah;:1n1
-I grows., ve wtll set up _tour~ent$ and perhaps ehalltmtJeo-tner eolleges.. As playiI
arowa with actual experience, Gce may be able to become Glendale's "ASU" team, vh:!
the strongest one. in ArizoWJ, AT THIS TIME. Anyone interested in h~1ping uS'achiC!
qr~YODe just interested ip playingc~ess, should call 937-1431 and ask for Mike.
'. lI!:t.tJli!E.A.!C!.J._$pVX.QE....1!TElt!tEWS:;. Part-time employment interviews will be held on
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.".~t.tlltbeP1aceaentOfficeat· the east end. of .the cafeteria.
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U SlmNTHE ORIGINAL DE GRAZIAPAINTING ON DISPLAY' AT THE IMe?
PURCHASED BY' THE C.E.A.S.·FINJ~ ARTS COMMITTEE FOR YOUR PLEASuRE.
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19insof Greek Civilization
ng: the Man and His Meaning
V _ 1 Af,ra,id to· You Who 1 Am?
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MATERIALS CENTER
11 Adzona wide MEDIA. FESTt'V'AL designed 'for s'tudent training and
0llPetitionin 'various media formats has been .announced. All entries
re to be created by students from Arizona schools and judged on origtnalit1, .
echnica:l competency and creativity. Prizes will be awarded fot each
rade category with a BEST OF FESTIVAL award for each format division. . '
eadU.ne for all entries is March 31. 1978. Additiori:al information may be
btained in the MEDIA DEPARTMENT o,f the IMC.
~ LIB~!'( :BOOKS IN '.mE IMC
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!.~.r,tis.~-g1n tine Broadcast Me4ltia - Heighton
~e Almanac of Dates - Mi11gate
lares SegoVia: An Autobiography - Segovia
Le Female Image in the Caldecott Medal Award Books
fur Pragmatists: A Critical Introduction to peirce, James. Mead.
and Dew~y - Scheffler
eedom's Edge: The ComputEtr TItreat to Society - 'Wessel
ont1ers of Astrophys;1.cs - Avrett
Crimes & Misdemeanors: The IillPeac.h:ment & Trial of
Andrew Johnson- Smith
lner to Brecht: The European Epic & Dramatic Traditions
~.e£o~rs: 1fA ·Ruttiric.a.l Survey ofPionear'bperiments
in the Treatment of Criminals -Ertksson
lUis W1~hout Lessons - Brown
l1ng R.ome Energy - Nunn
is from the Earth - Highwater
~et Oriental CookBook
IsetTravel Guide to Arizona
S. Eliot - Drew
'sses, the Waste and Modernism - Sultan
eo Art: An Anthology - Schneider &Korot
,en's Studies Sourcebook: A Comprehensive, Classified Bibliography
of Books
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Volume 13
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Number 16 November 21, 1977
Monday 21-23 A.H.S. Crafts Sale 8am-3pm Student Hall
Opera Wkshop Performance 8pm P.A.C. r
Tues. 22 Black Students Union I-2:30pm Council Chambers
r Hen's Basketball ~ract. 9am-12noon Gym
Powderpuff Football 7pm Stadium
Veteran's Assoc. l2:45pm SC 142 ,J:...
tled s . 23 Ne\vman Club 1-2pm Council Chamb.ers
Book Review 10am-12noon Student Lounge
Stage Band Concert l2noon-lpm Dining Room
H.E.C.H.A. 2-4pm Faculty D. R.
1. Karate Demonstration ll:30am-12:30pm Mall Area
Thur s. 24-25 THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
Friday Women's Basketball 8:45-ll:30am Gym
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Saturday 26 Wrestling Club 7-9pm Gym
<: Sunday 27 Powderpuff Game 2-6pm Stadium
SPRING CLASS SCHEDULES are available NOW in the Student Union.
ADVISEMENT for continuing students will be November 28-December 2.
Students are encouraged to schedule appointments during that time
with faculty members designated by the discipline in which they are
majoring. Advisement will be in the offices of the faculty members.
~ There will be no advisement during early registration.
PACKET PICK-UP for continuing students will be November 28-30 in the
Cafeteria from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
DECEMBER REGISTRATION for continu~ng students will be December 3, 5,
and 6. For details, see the class schedule.
JANUARY REGISTRATION-There are no times reserved for continuing students
to register in January if they do not take advantage of the early
=~6~stration process reserved for them.
ARIZONA YOUTH FOR LIFE - A chapter of Arizona Youth for Life is, being
formed here on the Glendal~cam~uS. The purpose of AYFL is to educate
all people on the facts of .abort'i~n and euthanasia, and to promote
renewed respect of all human life ~t every stage of biolog~cal
development. Any interested stud~nts or faculty may call Jim Buckley
at 278-2259.
PLANNING A l!EAVY LOAD SPRING SEMESTER? - Students who are planning
~ to carry more than 18 credit hours this Spring semester are reminded
to review the catalog policy regarding "Academic Load" when plann.ing
their schedules. Overload petitions are available in the Office of
Admissions and Records. Approval must be granted before registering
in order to avoid loss of credit.
A.S.U. INFORHATION CENTER located in the Student Union, has answers
to your questions concerning Arizona State University. Houts: Daily,
9nm-lpm (Monday through Friday). Evenings: Monday, Nov. 21, 6pm to
9pm, Tuesday, Nov. 29. 6pm to 9pm. Center closed Nov. 24 and 25.
Twenty-four hour answering service - CALL 937-1290.
FOQ.P SERVICE OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order co(lking.
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking, assortment
of salads.
DAILY ENTREES
Hot Beef Sandwich .•••••..•.•.•• 65¢
Chili 45¢
Burrito 50¢
SPECIALS OF
1'1onday Nov.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Friday
THE DAY
21 Taco ...................•.... 40¢
22 Chop Suey .....•..•.•••••.••. 55¢
23 Fish Sandwich .•••.......•••• 50C
Fries 25¢
24 HOLIDAY
25 HOLIDAY
THE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER will be closed for the Thanksgiving
Recess November 24 and 25, 1977.
DID YOU MISS the PERFORMING ARTS THEATRE Grand Opening? Ten minutes
of the highlights of the opening are recorded on video tape and may
be viewed in the Media Department, ext. 240 or 241.
NEW MATERIAL IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT
Wilbur, R.
Colum, P.
Shakespeare, Wm.:
O'Neill, E.
Skriabin, A.
Berlioz, H.
Boulton, L.
Smetana, B.
Chaikovskii, P.
Great Moments at
Richard Wilbur reading his poetry
The twelve labors of Heracles and other adventures.
Twelfth Night
Long Day's Journey into Night.
Lepoeme de L'Extase (the Poem of Ecstacy) Op 54 &
Prometheus (the Poem of Fire) Op 60. . .
Sir Thomas Beecham conducts Derlioz: Harold en Italie
African Busic
Smetana: Ma Vlast (My Country)
Francesca da Rimini, Op 32
the Grand Ole Opry 'j--
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC
Another Man Gone - Klotman
The Arab Left - Iamael
Arizona 1900 and Bits of the West - Stuart
The Army and the Navajo - Thompson
Frank ~~oy~ W~~ght: An Autobiography
Career Ghide~~OOO: Fishery, Forestry, Wildlife & Related Occupations
Clusters: Lifestyle Alternatives for Families and Single People.
Death, Dying & Euthanasia - Horan
The Dow Jones Business Almanac, 1977
The Heroin Addiction Problem
Life & Labor in Arizona, 1901-1921: With Particular Reference to the ,.~
Deportations of 1917
Mexican American 1'1ovements and Leaders - Larralde
Quetzalcoatl: A Novel
Rain of Scorpions & other Writings - Trambley
Richard Strauss-Kennedy
Rocky Marciano: The Biography of a First Son - Skehan
Telephone Accessories You Can Build - Gilder
Van-Pham anh-Van: English Grammar
Where to Look: A Sourcebook on Undergraduate Interhships- Hecht.
The Woman Artist in the American West, 1860-1960 - Kovinick
The Woman Question - liall
STUD[ENT taL ll~[ETI~a
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE
yolume 13
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Number 17 'ovember 28, 197J
Thurs.
December 1
Monday
Tuesday
Weds.
Friday
Sat.
28 Packet pick-up begins
Community Band Concert
29 Packet pick-up continues
Black Student Union
Northern ArizO,na University
Student Music Recitals
Women's Basketball Game
Men's Basketball Game
30 Last day for Packet pick-up
Newman Club
MECHA
Campus Crusade for Christ
Sky Scraper Club
Student Music Recitals
A.W.S. Meeting
B.S.U. Talent Show Screening
Newman Club
2 Management Club
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Chicano Athletics
3 Evening Students Early Registration
9am-7pm
7:30pm
9am-7pm
I-2:30pm
8am-lpm
12:30-l:30pm
5pm
7:30pm
9am-7pm
l-2pm
2-4pm
7-7:50am
I-2:30pm
l2:30-l:30pm
l-2pm
5-8pm
7:30-9pm
10-11am
l-2pm
3:30-6:30pm
l2-4pm
Cafeteria
P.A.C.
Cafeteria
Council Cham.
S.S. Hall
P.A.C.
Gym
Gym
Cafeteria
Counc i1 Cham ~
. Council Cham~
Faculty D.R.
SC 142
P.A.C.
Coun,cil Cham~
Stude,nt Union
Council Cham.
Council Cham.
Council Cham~
Multi Cts.
Student Union
Sunday 4 Phoenix Boys Choir 3 t pm P.A.C.
PACKET PICK-UP BEGINS TODAY - Students who are currently enrolled
and plan to register for the Spring Semester are encouraged to pick
up the Spring Course Schedule and their registration packet today
through Wednesday. The packet will designate the assigned time for
registration. (Priority is based on accumulated credits earned.)
Packets are available from 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, November
28-30 in the Student Center Cafeteria.
Faculty advisors are avilable in each department. Students seeking
assistance should contact the faculty member of their choice as
posted by each department. Specific details will be available when
packets are picked up.
SPRING'CLASS SCHEDULES - are available NOW in the Student Union Bldg.
at the Information Desk. ",
DECEMBER REGISTRATION for continuing students will be December 3, 5,
and 6. For details, see the Spring Class Schedule.
JANUARY REGISTRATION - There are no times reserved for continuing
students to register in January, if they do not take advantage of the
early registration process reserved for them.
PLANNING A HEAVY LOAD SPRING SEMESTER? - Students who are planning
to carry more than 18 credit hours this Spring semester are reminded
to ,review the catalog policy regarding "Academic Load" when planning
their schedules. Overload petitions are available in the Office of
Admissions and Records. Approval must be granted before registering
in order to avoid loss of credit.
FOOD SERVICE OFFERED: Snack bar - ,Short order cooking.
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking, assortment
of salads.
DAILY ENTREES
Hot Beef Sandwich .••••••••• 65¢
·,C.h il1._ .............. ••••••• • 4..5¢
Burrito •••.•.• •....•.•••••• SO~
SPECIALS OF THE
Monday, Nov. 28
Tues. 29
Weds. 30
Thurs. Dec. 1
DAY
, Tamale Pie ..... e ••••••• 65¢
Chimichanga••••••••••• 75¢
Country Steak ••••••••• 65¢
FriedChicken ••••••••• 65¢ ..
Rueben Sandwich •••••.• 65¢
Frio
Fries.~ ••.••.•••• ~ ••.. 25¢
2 Fish Sandwichi •••••••• 50¢
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The Story of Pluto & Prosperpina
Fleece from Tanglewood Tales
The Story of Theseu,s
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NEW MATERIAL IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT
Audio-record (disc)
Loewe, F.: Camelot. Selections
America, the Beautiful (songsheet)
The Pu1se,of Tanam: Ragas of South India
E11iot~ Bob: Bob ~nd Ray: The Two and Only
Chaikovskii, Peter: Symphony No.; 6, ~n B Minor, OPe 74 (Pathetique)
The Demonstration, Collection of E.M. Van Hornbostel ~:the Berlin
Phonogram-archiv
Great BlackSpeeches.,
Lindsay, N.: Vachel Lindsay reading the Congo, Chinese Nightingale
. and other poems. .
Weill, K.: Th~ Thr~epenny Opera
Great American Indian Spee~~~,: T,he World of Gerqnimq, Black-Hawk,
Cochise, Chief Joseph & Others.
Kau1a, E.M.: African Village Folktales
Nat~b~~l Anthems of the World
Hawthorn'8, N.. : Tang1ewood' Tales:
Hawthorne, N.: Jason & the Golden
Bawtho~be. N.: Ta~glewoodTales:
Everyman, a Moral Play
Aude~~ w.: W~B. AudenJR.ading,f~om ,his work.~,
Mansfield, K.: The Gard.n'JPa~tyand Bliss
Homerus: The Iliad, fr~m,Booki,15, 16, 17, 18.
Thoreau, Henry: Civil Disobedience
Backgrqund Mus~~,.,for Home ~ovi~s. Vol. 1 aQ;d :,Vol. 2
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NEW MAGAZINE 'SU,BSCRIPTION: IN THE IMC'
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Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, V.1, No.1, Autumn 1975
BE PREPARED FOR FINALS! Attend a workshop on TEST-TAKING; on Monday,
December 12, 1977 from 10:00 to 11:00 A.M. in the Student Lounge of
the Student U,nion. Th~s workshop will ,cover the following' topi.ca:
Preparation for Exams,. Types of Questions, and Relaxation.' Come for
a while or come for the entire hour!
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If you are unab1~ .t~at~end the workshoPJ stop by the LEARNING
ASSISTANCE CENTER (IMC L-138) andpiak up the informative handouts.
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.Gft:~ENDAR OF EVEN!§
Monday 5 Early Registration
A. S. U. RECRUITMENT
Concert
.Number 18
12-8pm
9am-2pm
8-9pm
December _2 2 197.7
Student Union
Student Union $;:",...':'....4"''>
F.A.T.
Tu~sday 6 Early Registration
Black Student Union Meeting"
Women's Basketball Game ~
Audubon Society Film
- l-8pm
I-2:30pm
5:30p.
8pm
Student Union
Council Chambers
Gym
F.A.T.
tieds.
Thurs.
Friday
Sat.
7 Book Review
8&£1; aeglatzutlea
Newman Club
Men's Basketball Game
Cheerleader Tryouts
S Campus Crusade for Christ
A.W.S. Meeting
Sky Scrapers Meeting
Nev.-:.ma.n Club
Choir/Chamber Singers Concert
9 Choir Concert
Chicano Athletics
Phi Theta Kappa ,
10 M.E.C.B.A. Dance
ll-12noon
'.8pm
l-2pm
7:30pm
4-1pm
1-1:50am
12:45-2:30pm
I-2:30pm
7:30pm
8pm
llam
3:30-6:30pm
7-8pm
8-12 midnight
P.A.T.
Student 8h:toa
B-IOB
~101
Paculty Dining Room
Council Chambers
SC-142
Council Chambers
P.A.T.
. Student Dining Room
Gym
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
LECTURE SERIE~ - Dr. Ted Barkin, G.C.C. Sociology Professor will speak about
lIChild Rearing in Israel". Dr. ,Barkin spent his recent sabbatical leave in Israel.
The lecture will take place on Wednesday, December 7th at 11:00 a.m. in the
PerformingAFtsTheatre.
BOOK BUY BACK - For Four Days Only, the bookstore will conduct a textbook buy-back.
-Please note the dates and hours for same.
Tues.
Weds.
Thurs•
Fri.
12-20-77
12-21-71
12-22-77
. 12-23-71
8am to 2pm and 5pm to 7: 30pm
8am to 2pm and 5pm to 7:30pm
8am to 2pm and 5pm to 7:30pm
8am to 4pm
PTK MEETING - Meeting of all members - Day, night, old, new and alumni to discuss
State Convention and other chapter business, on Friday, December 9th at 7:00 p.m.
in the Student Lounge.
CHEERLEADER TR~ - Will be held on Wednesday, December 1tp from 4:00 to 1:00 p.m. ..-_
in Building GA-lOl. It will be open to all interested G.C.C~ Students. Please,
centact Mr. John Thrasher on campus in the Music Building, Me-lIS or call Ext. 298
for all details. .
EVERY TUESDAY at 1:00 there is a meeting of the Associated Student Goverment in
the A.S. Office.
LOST lie FOUND - There is a large collection of textbooks, notebooks and other
miscellaneous items being stored in the Lost &Found Office. If you have lost
an item on campus, perhaps it's waiting for -you there. Lost &Found is located
in Building 50-107.
.FQ.QP,-~.ICE OFFEP..ED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking.
Cafeterj~ - Home cooking t bakinS t assortment of salads.
Hot Beef Sandwich•••••••••••••••••• 65¢
Chili.• 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••���• • 45¢
Burrito •.••..• - SO¢
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
Monday Dec. 5 Cheese Enchilada•••••••••••••••• 35¢
Tuesday
Weds.
Thurs.
Friday
Tostada -••• •30¢
6 Goulash.....••.•.•••.••......•.• 65¢
7 Ham and Macaroni •••••••••••••••• 65¢
8 Veal Parmesan••••••••••••••••••• 65¢
9 Fish Sandwich••••••••••••••••••• 50¢
Fr1es •.•••••••••.••••••••.•.•••• 25¢
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BE PREPARED FOR FINALS! Attend a workshop on TEST-TAKING on MondaYt December 12th
from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Student Lounge of the Student Union. This
workshop will cover the following topics: Preparation for exams, types of questions,
and relaxation. Come for a while or come for the entire hour! If you are unable
t~ ~tt.~d eh. work.hop, .e~p by th. L.a~n1ns A••t.tanee Center (DtC 1-138> an4
pi~~ up the informative handouts.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER - Regular hours will continue through December 20th.
The IMC wiil be open becember 21st from 7:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. and on December 22nd
and 23rd from 7:30 a.m. to 4:-.20 p.m. for debt clearance only. Debt clearance can
also be taken care of from 7:30 to 4:20 p.m. January 9th through the 13th. Regular
bours will resume January 16.
NO TRANSCRIPTS WILL BE RELEASED UNTIL LIBRARY DEBTS* ARE CLEARED. There is a
$1.00 fee for the posting of a debt.
*1f a debt is incurred or posted after early registration, the registration will
be cancelled.
All library materials and art prints are due December 16th. The prints will
circulate again second semester beginning January 23. There is a limit of one
print per person at any given time and the circulating period is one semester.
~~ LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC
Arizona: A Panoramic History of a Frontier State - Trimble
Blind Date---Kosinski
Daniel l~rtin---Fowles
The Design of Advertising--Nelson
A Dictionary of Philosophy--Lacey
Electronic Circuits for Technicians--Temes
Final Environmental Statement: Coronado Project
Games Mother Never Taught You--Harragan
The Haunted Sisters--Plaidy
Lexicon of Black English--Dillard
LoveYt A Very Special Chi1d--MacCracken
The Marriage Premise--O'Neill
Oceans: Our Continuing Frontier
Origins of the English Language--Williams
Paradise Alley--Stallone
Prolongevity--Rosenfeld
Reverend P~ndollph & the Avenging Angel~-Smith
Successful Public Relations Techniques--Kadon
Unicornucopia: A Guidebook for Gifted &Talented
Valley of the Kings-- Carter
The Vision--Koontz
Water Supply &Demand in }furicopa County, Arizona
The Western Art of Frederic Remington--Baigel1
Words Come in Families--Horowitz
COl\DWNITY
H C C C D
Number 19
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
December 12, 1977
Monday 12
Tuesday 13
N.A.U. Recruitment
N.A.U. Veterans Outreach
Test-Taking Workshop
ERA Caravan }
Sponsored by A.W.A.R.E.
Associated Student Govt. Mtg.
Chicano Services Orientation
Black Student Union
Arizona Assoc. Student Nurses
8am-lpm
8am-12noon
10-Ham
l2noon-2pm}
7-l0pm
Ipm
.(1-3pm}.
l6-9pm
I-2:30pm
6-10pm
Student Union
Mall Area
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
A.S. Office
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
NU-l10
Wed. 14 Choir Concert
Newman Club
"Barretts of Wimpole Street"
M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
Men's Basketball Game
11-12noon
1-2pm
2pm Matinee
2pm
7:30pm
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
P.A.C.
Faculty Dining Room
Gym
Thurs. 15 Sky Scrapers Meeting
A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
Women's Basketball Game
Newman Club
"Barretts of Wimpole Street"
I-2:30pm
I-2:30pm
5:30pm
7:30-9pm
8pm
SC-142
Council Chambers
Gym
Council Chambers
P.A.C.
Frio
Sat.
16
17
Careers in U.S. Army
M.E.C.H.A. Christmas Party
"Barretts of Wimpole Street"
"Barretts of Wimpole Street"
1-3pm
6-Hpm
8pm
8pm
Student Lounge
Dining Room
P. A. C.
P.A.C.
"BARRETTS of WIMPOLE STREET" - The Glendale Community College Drama Department
will present its first full-scale production of this romantic comedy set in
Britian in 1845. Price of admission will be $1.00 for G.C.C. faculty, staff,
students and senior citi.zens with correct I.D.'s. General admission for all
others will be $3.00. Tickets are available at the college bookstore and at
the box office before each performance.
A.W.A.R.E. - Everyone is invited to participate in the ERA Caravan which wil~
be held in the Student Lounge on Monday, December 12th at 12:00 noon and aga~n
at 7:00 p.m. A film, "How We Got the Vote" narrated by Jean Stapleton, will
be shown, followed by a discussion period. ..~ . < .
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID - Public Law 94-482 contains a provision whereby each
Student Financial Aid (SFA) recipient is required to maintain "Normal Progress".
This means there is an established relationship between the level of SFA received
(awarded) and the number of credit hours completed. That relationship has been
defined by MCCCD SFA Officers as follows:
Funding Level
100% of need
75% of need
50% of need
Credit Hours Required
12 or more hours
9 - 11 hours
6 8 hours
Students who fail to achieve "Normal Progress" will no longer be eligible for
SFA until the deficiency is removed. If the student feels that his/her
circumstances are unique, he/she may submit a "Petition of Waiver of Normal
Progress" to the SFA Office. If the denial is sustained, the student may appeal
to the G.C.C. Standards and Admiss10ns Committee.
G.C.C. CHOIR & CHAMBER SINGERS directed by Eugene Harris, will present a Program
of Christmas Music on December 14th at 11:00 a.m. in the Student Lounge. The
Book Revt~w/Lecture Series will resume on January 25, 1978.
FOOD SRRVICE - Hours for Exam Week
.SNACK BAR - Han., December 19th - Regular Service
" "" II 11
Tues. ,
Weds. ,
"
"
20th•••• ~ •••••••••••• ~
21st .••.••.•.••.•••••.
7am ---- 3:45pm
4:30pm -9pm
7am ---- 3pm
7am ---- 3pm
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CAFET~R~ - Mon., December 19th•••��•••••••••••• 10:30am --- 1:15pm
Monday December 19th Hot Beef Sandwich
Chili.•••••••••••••••••••••• 45¢
o Burrito••••••••••••••••••• ~.50¢
Special of the Day - Green Chili Burro •• S5¢
* * * * ** .*
INSTRUCTJONAL }~TERIALS CENTER - Regular hours will continue through December 20th.
The IMC will be open December 21 from 7:30am to 4:20pm and on December 22nd and
23rd from 7:30am to 4:20pm for debt clearance only. Debt clearance can also be
taken care of from 7:30am to 4:20pm on January 9th through the 13th. Regular
hours will resume January 16th.
NO TRAl;rSCRIPTS WILL BE RELEASED UNTIL LIBRARY DEBTS* ARE CLEARED. There 16a
$1.00 fee for the posting of a debt. .
If a debt is incurred or posted after early registration, the registration will be
cancelled.
NEW MATERIAL IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT
Slides: Principles of First Aid (8 parts) 125 alides
Motion Picture: Molecular Motions
J.
Filmstrip
Physical Growth &Motor Development, Part 1
Physical Growth &Motor Development, Part 2
Encounter with Tomorrow
Intelligence, IQ, &Environment
Language Development
The Role of Play in Development
S~.Differences and Socialization
The.World as I Feel It
Cognitive Development
Basic principles of Stage Costuming
Ristory'of Costume
Medieval Theatre: The Mystery &Miracle Plays
Lighting the Arena
Working Aids for the Theatre
English Playhouses
Basic SpeciaFEffectB Lighting
The Italian Renaissance Theatre
Stage Lighting Techniques
Basic Techniques for the Stage Electrician
The American Theatre
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HP..PFY H.OLIDAYS TO .ALL 11
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
~~M <d1 ~ Ui) \t [b;Mn~'ce 1t U[fl)
GOOO West o!7:ve cftvenue
cancelled! !
FINALS WEEK:- Np stud~~~ activities are permitted during final exam
week. Therefore, all facility reservations for the
week of December 19th through the 23rd have been
:31tltJ!
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY!!!! - Do you need money for gas, lunches or books? Is your
schedule set for next semester? If it is, now is the time to find a part time
or full time job. Lots of good secretarial jobs are going unfilled, along with
various other career and temporary positions. Come into the Job Placement Career
Center and apply. We are located in the Student Union Building. Hours are
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 'Monday through Friday.
* * * * * * *
BOOK BUY BACK - For Four Days only, the bookstore will conduct a textbook buy-back.
Please note the dates and hours for same.
Tues. 12-20-77 8am to 2pm & 5pm to 7:30pm
Weds. 12-21-77 8am to 2pm & 5pm ,to 7:30Plll
Thurs. 12-22-77 8am to 2pm & 5pm to 7:30pm
Frio 12-23-77 8am to 4pm
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FREE LAWYER SERVICES - Beginning January 17, 1978, free legal counseling will be
available to students. Lawyers will meet with students every Tuesday and Wednesday
f1:om 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the Conference Room of the Assoc;l~ted S,tudentsBuilding.
Appointments can be made through the Student Services Office, Room SO-l090r
telephone 934-2211, Ext. 252 or 283.
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KOOL-TV will feature the G.C.C. Chamber Singers in a television special entitled,
"Once Upon A Madrigal" on Saturday, December 24th at 1:30 P.M. The Chamber
Singers will be accompanied by Emmy Stringham and some members of the instrumental
department. Last year's program will also be repeated on this same channel at
6:30 P.M. on the 24th.
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FOO~SERVICE - Hours for Exam Week
SNACK BAR - Mon.. December
" 'It
Tues. ,
Weds. ,
It
"
19th - Regular Service 7am ---- 3:45pm
" " It 4:30pm - 9pm
20th•••••••••••••••••• 7am ---- 3pm
21st ••••••.••••.•••••• 7am -~-- 3pm ).
"'CAFETERIA - Mon., December 19th•••••••••••••••• l0:30am --- 1:15pm
MOnday December 19th Hot Beef Sandwioh
Cbili••••••••••••••••••••••• 45~
Burrito•••••••••.••••••••••• 50¢
Special of the Day - Green Chili Burro •• S5¢
* * * * * * *
TNSTRUfJIONAL MATERIALS CENTER - Regular hours will continue through December 20th.
The IMC will be open December 21 from 7:30am to 4:20pm and on December 22nd and
23rd from 7:30am to 4:20pm for debt clearance only. Debt clearance can also be
taken care of from 7:30am to 4:20pm on January 9th through the 13th. Regular
hours will resume January 16th.
NO TRANSCRIPTS WILL BE RELEASED UNTIL LIBRARY DEBTS* ARE CLEARED. There is a
$1.00 fee for the posting of a debt. '
If a debt is incurred or posted after early registration. the registration will be ~
cancelled.
NEW MATERIAL IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT
Slides: Principles of First Aid (8 parts) 125 a1ides
Motion Picture: Molecu1az: Motions
Filmstrip
Physical Growth &Motor Development, Part 1
Physical Growth &Motor Development. Part 2
Encounter with Tomorrow
Intelligence, IQ, &Environment
Language Development
The Role of Play in Development
S~Differences and Socialization
The,World as I Feel It
Cognitive Development
Basic principles of Stage Costuming
History 'of Costume
Medieval Theatre: The Mystery &Miracle Plays
Lighting the Arena
Working Aids, for the Theatre
£nglish Playhouses
Basic Special Effects Lighting
The Italian Renaissance Theatre
Stage Lighting Techniques
Basic Techniques 'for the Stage Electrician
The American Theatre
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL 11
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