Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 15, Numbers 0-09. August 21, 1978 - October 23, 1978. Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 16, Numbers 01-33. October 30, 1978 - May 07, 1979.

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
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Glendale, Az 85301
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volume 15 N° 0- 5
VOLUME 16 N° 1- 33
August 21, 1978
1978-1979
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VQlume 15
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Ntunber 0 August 21, 1978
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Sat. Aug. 19 REGISTRATION - For Continuing Evening Students - held in
Student Union - 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Aug. 21-24
Aug. 23-24
REGISTRATION - For Continuing Evening,Students '- held in
Student Union ,~,5:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.
REGISTRATION - For New Evening~$tudents - held in Student
Union - 5:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.
REGISTRATION - For New Day Students - he14 in Student
'Union - 8:30 a.m._ - 4:45 p.m.
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Tues.Aug.
Wed. Aug.
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PLACE.'1ENT TESTING - Rm. :ll-l07 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30, p.m. and
from 5:3-0 p.m. to 8:00 p.ll!.; Room B-I08 from 10:00 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. and from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
RIO SALADO - REGIST~~TION - To be held in Room B-116 from
8:30 a.m; to 9:00 p.m.
NURSES ASSOCIATION - Welcome Tea - NU Lecture Hall from
7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. in Rooms NU l02~ 109 and 110.
LOST &FOUND ITEXS - All Hems found during the summer session and returned to the
Lost and Found Department at GCG, can be picked up in the Student Services Building,
Room #So-l09.
FREE LEGAL COUNSELING FOR CEAS STUDENTS - You can call to make an appointment with
an attorney at 934-2211 Ext 232. Appointments with the attorneys are held on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings~ beginning at 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and are
scheduled for one-half hour meetings. This service will begin on Tuesday, August
29th.
USE OF FACILITIES ON Ck'1PUS - The same procedures will prevail for scheduling use
()f facilities for student organization events. You may contact this office,
Coordinator of Student Activities - 934-2211 Ext 252 for further information •
.!!OOKSTORE - The hours for the bookstore starting August 21st will from 8:00 a.m.
to 8:30 p.m. on Mondays through Thursdays and from 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m on
Fridays.
LIBRARY - Starting the week of August 28th, the Library will be open Mondays
through Thursdays from 7:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. and on Fridays from 7:00 a.m. to
4:20 p.m•
.!EGISTFtATION INFORl't-\TION - The last day of regular registratJon will be Thursday,
August 24. Eve.ni.ng clas_~ begin Saturday. August 26~ and EE1._'-::!:..~E~s begin
Monday, August 28. Stude.nts must att.end the first class meeting to insure position
in the class.
LATE REGISTRATION - will be August 28 - 30 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and from
5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Student Union.
DROP-AD and adjustment for cancelled classes;for evening students will be August
28 - 30 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Student Union.
DROP-AD and adjustment for cancelled classed for day students will be August 29 - 30
from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Student Union.
Tim SECURITY OFFICE asks that you report all accidents and/or thefts which occur
on campus to the Security Office. Lock all doors and windows~ keep all personal
things locked. Report all suspicious persons around cars - it helps protect your
property. If you lock your keys in your vehicle or need help starting your vehicle,
notify seeurity. They will help you in any way possible. Glendale Community College
assumes no responsibility for damage or theft to cars parked or operated on the
campus.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED &HOURS - STARTING THE WEEK OF AUGUST 28TH
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CAFETERIA - Home Cooking~
SNACK BAR - Short Order Cookin?:
Han ­Man
­Frio
Thurs
Thurs.
- 7 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
- 4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
- 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Baking Assorbment of Salads
Mon - Fri
Mon - Fri
- 9;00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. - Beverages and Pick-up items.
-10:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. - Hot food lines
Look for menus listing foods offered in the Weekly Student Bulletin.
GLEflORLE COnlmUnJT~ COLLEGE
6000 W_es t 01 ive Rvenue L.___ £.1 _ __ _ _ _ __ _', $ _ ,. J.
Volume 15
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Number 1 August 28. 1978
Hon •• August 28
28-30
FIRST DAY OF CLASSES
LATE REGISTRATION & DROP-AD See below for further information
Thurs. 31 Black Student Union Meeting 1 - 3 p.m. Council Chambers
Fri. Sept. 1 Associated Student Mixer 8 - 12 midnite Dining Room
(Disco) Dance - Gee Students with
1.D. Card - Free
2 Football Scrimmage Games 6 - 10 p.m. Football Field
LATE REGISTRATION - There is an additional $5.00 fee for late registration. It will be
,held Honday through Wednesday - August 28th - 30th from 1 - 3 p.m. and from 5: 30 - 8 p.m.
in the Student Union Building.
'DROP-AD - and adjustment for cancelled classes for evening st~~ will be held on
Honday - Wednsday, August 28 - 30, from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m~ in the Student Union Building.
DROP-AD - and adjustment'for cancelled classes for day student~ will be held on Tuesday ­Wednesday,
August 29 - 30, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., in the Student Union Building.
LOST IX FOUND ITEMS All items found during the summer session and returned to the Lost
& Found Department at Glendale Community College, can be picked up in the Student Services
Building, Room #SO-109. Also~ many items were turned in last week during Registration,
and they too can be picked up at this office.
FREE LEGAL COL~~SELING FOR CEAS STUDEN~S - You can call to make an appointment with an
attorney for counseling and advice for personal legal transactions and problems such as
1and10rd-tenant matte.rs, domestic relations matters, traffic court cases, consumer problems
advising an individual as to his/her legal rights in a given situation or any other legal
problem. NOT provided with t.his service is appearance in any court or administrative
hearing or proceeding or the preparation or filing of legal documents, any representation
or advice in matters involving a GCC student against another GCC student or GCe student
against any part of the College Administration or District. Appointments with the
attorneys are held on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, beginning at 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m••
and are scheduled for one-half hour meetings. This service will begin on Tuesday, August
29th. For further information and to make appointments - call - 934-2211 Ext. 252.
BOOKSTORE - The hours for the bookstore starting August 28th through August 31st will
be 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. On Friday, September 1st, the hours will be 7:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. 7' ;; 2 & 2& SPEd sa 3&232&&;, g i 2 I 5 t? q n ..
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FINANCIAL AID - Students who have been awarded College Work-Study and who
have not yet picked up their agreements in the Finacial Aid office must do
so at once. Do not start working until the Agreements have been processed.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER
Library Hours. . . . . •Beginning August 28, 1978:
7:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m.
7:00 a •.m·. to 4:20 p.m.
Media 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m.
Listending Center 7:30 a.m. to 9:50 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m.
Learning Assistance
Center 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Monday-Thursday
Friday
GCC STUDENT HANDBOOKS - They will be available at the Information Desk
in the Student Union Building, staring August 28th.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED - AND HOURS - STARTING THE WEEK OF AUGUST 28TH
SNACK BAR -Short
Mon ­Mon
­Frio
Order Cooking
Thurs. 7 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Thurs. 4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
CAFETERIA - Home Cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
Mon - Fri
Mon - Fri
9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. - Beverages and Pick-up items
10:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. - Hot food lines
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri. Sept.
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich.
Chili. .
Burrito.
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
Mon. Aug. 28 - Green Chili burro.
Tostada. . •
29 - Goulash. . . • • •
30 - Breaded Veal Cutlet.
31 - Baked Ham w/fruit sauce.
1 - Macarroni & Cheese. • •
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ART SHOW OPENS - ARIZONA PRINT COMPETITION
ARIZONA RIGHT TO LIFE - MEETING WITd DIST.
CiL.'IDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE - OPEN TO
PI.rBLI~
LABOR DAY RECESS
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,FIN;~:ti9IAL_AID - Students who have been awarded College Work-Study and who have not
their agreements in the Financial Aid Office must do so at once. Do not start wor
Agrec'Inentshave been processed •
Tlmrs.
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7
8
BLACK STUDENT UNION MEETING
VOLLEYBALL - YlESA
c~~us CRUSADE FOR CHRIST - FUN NIGHT
1:00 pm-2:30
.5 pm
7:00-10:00 pi
Audio-R
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Famous
Mexican
Christrn
:Nash 0:
Ha.upass
Thf;~ Fun
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1 ~~RY ITEMS - An.y student who does not wish to have directory items release~ t,
<lnyone requesting same,may sign a form and return to the office of the Dean of St,
Fragments of information may not be stopped. For example, a. student fll.ay not indic,
hel she wishes to have all items released except height and weight. Students must I
whether aTl dLrectory information pertaining to them is available for release or wi
I THEY WISH ALL INFOR,.'1ATION TO BE STOPPED.
DIRECTORY INFORMATION is defined to be: name, address, telephone number, date and 1
tf,:th, major field of study, participation in officially recognized act:Lv:i.ties and
\-•.:eights and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and
received, and the most recent previous educational agency or institution attended 1
student.
THE INSTITUTION RETAINS THE RIGHT TO EXERCISE DISCRETION IN DETE&~INING THE RELEASl
DIRECTORY INFO~~TION.
, Form€! are ava:Hable at: the Information Desk, Student Union or the Dean of Students
SO-112.
GYMN,\§.TICS - Anybody with previous gy-mnastics experience interested in trying out (
contact }frs. K. Siewers in the P.E. Office, tn40. Tumbling is especially needed.
practise will be on Sept. 12th at 12 p.m. in the Gym Annex.
ENJOY CAl-WING and meeting new' friends? Come to Room T2105 at 11:15 on September 51
, our 'Camping-Backpacking Club will have its first meeting.
{ SWIMMING POOL HOURS - The pool will be open for free student use during the follow:
Mon. - Wed. --1 pm - :3 pm; Tues. - Frio - 12 No<;m - 3 pm.
VARSITY TE..A~ - Physicals for all women varsity team members will be at 6: 30 pm Sep
Room GA 104. This is for those participating in archery, basketball, gymnastics,
tennis and track.
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OUTS•••••
Center
Assistance
.BegInni.ng August 23, ],978:
1:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m.
7:00 a',m. to 4:20 p.m.
7:00 a.TI. to 8:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 9:50 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m.
7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Monday-Thursday
Friday
:8.
ash~ The INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL; CENTEl will begin Saturday o.pening on Sept. 9, 1978.
will be from 9 am - 12 noon. Pervit:'es will include full library services, AV equip­instructional
film delivery, tutoring. Listening Center and Learning Assistance Center
• •
'LATING ART PRINT COLLECTION - Fifty-eight reproductions of.famou$ paintings, framed and
hanging, are on open circulation in the Library and are available to all students.
,8 can be made September 5 -& from the Art Print Photo Album at the Circulation Desk.
s are circulated on a first come - first served basis. To make the prints available
y as possible, there is a limit of one print per person. All prints are due back
1978. Borrowers assume full responsibility for liability in the event of loss or
owever, there is no rental fee.
ING ASSISTANCE CENTER- is now open on Saturday from 9 - 12 Noon. We are also open on
urs. from 7 am - 9:30 pm and on Fri. from 7 am - 4 pm. If you are having trouble with
ies, please come see us. We can help!!!
WING MATERIAL lIAS BEEN RECEIVED IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT:
ords-Disc.
Pygmalion
ems That Tell Great Stories
olk Songs
In My Home Town
arents Keep Out
t Guy: The Best of DeMaupassant
akers: An Evening 1;',J:i.th the Humorists
ntain Christmas '
The Secret Life of Walt!!!' M1f:ty
nrik: A Doll's House
Audio-Record (Cassette)
Crisis Intervention Training
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Dramatic Highlights from Sons &Lovers by
D. H. Lawrence
The Colonel's Lady: Ralph Richardson
Hamlin Garland: The Return of a Private
Filmstrips
Look and Cook - Nutrition Basics
Look and Cook - Milk &Dairy Products
High Energy Ignition System
Camping
Stress: Maintaining Balance
Student-To-Student Study Skills
)~RVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich.••••.•••...•••••••••• 70~
Ch.ili 11 11 .. " " " 11 .50¢
Burrito "' '~11 II .. 11 " 55¢
~PECIALS OF THE DAY -
Mon. Sept. 4 HOLIDAY - LABOR DAY
Tues. 5 Green Chilli Burro ���•••.••••••.•.••••• 60¢
Weds.
Thurs.
Frio
6 ­7
-
8 -
Tamale Pie. 11 « 4/0 11 W 11 ,. * • '" " .70¢
Fried Chicken•••••••..••••••••••••••• 70¢
Ruebin Sandwich••••.••••.•.•••••••••• 70¢
French F1-ies ...... '11 ..... " • tI ...... 4 • 't ... ,. " '" e- " 30¢
FIsh Sandwich•••••••••.••.•••••.•••.• SS¢
French Fries 0. <t .. .., ., "" 30¢
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STUDENT BULLETtl
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE
Volume 15
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
Sat.
Sept. 11
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11-14
11-15
11-15
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Number 3
Women's P.E. Physicals-Wrestling &Training
Chicano Services - Advisory Bd. Meeting
CEAS Elections
A.S. Cinema Week
Activities Fair
A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
Volleyball - Yavapai
MECHA - Meeting
BSU Meeting
Campus Crusade for Christ - Breakfast
Campus Crusade for Christ - Fun Night
MECHA-Independence Day Dance - Free
A.S. Mixer Dance - GCC Students with I.D. Cards - Free•
. Los Caballeros .,. lnnual Bar-b-Que - Fund
Raising Event
Football - N.M. Military - 1st Home Game
Septembel
6:30 pm - 9:30 ]
3:00 pm - 5:00 ]
6:00 pm - 9:00 1
11:00 am - 2:00 ]
8:00 am - 2:00 ]
1:00 pm
5:00 pm
2:00 pm
1:00 pm
7:00 am - 8:00 ~
7:00 pm - 10:0~
8:00 pm - 12:0
8:00 pm - 12 a.l
9:00 am - 6:00 ]
7:30 pm
DIRECTORY ITE1'1S - Any student who does not wish to have directory items releasi2.1
anyone rpquesting same. may sign a form and return to the office of the Dean of ~
Fragments of information may not be stopped. For example. a student may not ind:
he/she wishes to have all items released except height and weight. Students musl
whether all directory information pertaining to them is available for release or
THEY WISH ALL INFOID-1ATION TO BE STOPPED.
DIRECTORY INFORt1ATION is defined to be: name, address, telephone number. date an<
birth, major field of study. participation in officially recognized activities at
weights and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees an<.
received, and the most recent previous educational agency or institution attende<
student.
THE INSTITUTION RETAINS THE RIGHT TO EXERCISE DISCRETION IN DETERMINING THE RELEJ
DIRECTORY INFORMATION.
Forms are available at the Information Desk. Student Union or the Dean of Studen1
SO-112.
VARSITY TENNIS - All men interested in playing Varsity Tennis should report to thl
Monday, Sept. 11. at 3 pm.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS - have openings for Recording Secretary, Department~Commissiol
Commissioner. Parliamentarian. Social Commissioner. and Special Day Dommissioner.
must be carrying at least ten hours and have a grade point average of 2.0 or bettl
interested students please come by the A.S. Office, in the SOA Building or call 9:
CINEMA WEEK - This week, from 11 am to 3 pm each day - Sept. 11 - 15 - Associated
presenting Cinema Week. The movies, including "Blazing Saddles". "The Other Side
Mountain", and various cartoons, will b~ shown in the Grill Room and will be open
schedule is as follows:
Mon. "Blazing Saddles"
Tues "The Other Side of the Mountain"
Wed. "Morgan the Pirate"I"Pink Panther"
Thurs. "Hercules Unchained"/Pink Panther"
Fri. "Icabod & Mr. Toad"
CREATIVE ARTS MAGAZINE - Sign up now in LA-131 if you are interested in becoming ~
of the editorial staff of THE TRAVELER. GCC's creative arts magazine. See Mr.Ba)
or Ms. Schiedat in LA-116 if further information is needed. You will be contactec
first staff meeting.
A.S. MIXER DANCE - Sat., Sept.16-l8 at 8 pm - 12 a.m. - COME GET ACQUAINTED~ Meet
enjoy yourselves.
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mE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER will begin Saturday opening on Sept. 9~ 1978. The
lours will be from 9 am - 12 pm. Services will include full library services~ AV equipment
lnd instructional film delivery, tutoring, Listening Center and Learning Assistance Center
;acUities.
~ LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENXER is now open on Saturday from 9 am - 12 pm. We are also
'pen on Monday-Thursday from 1 am - 9:30 pm, and on Friday from 7 am - 4 pm. If you are
laving troubles with your studies, please come see us. We can help::::
'HE FOLLOWING MATERIAL HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT:
Scholarship Fund:- Hispanic American Background, full-time
semester of college prior to application. DEADLINE: October
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Audio-Record (Cassette)
Sounds of Selling: The Art of Shutting up
Sounds of Selling: The Salesman As A Con-sultant
Sounds of Selling: The Worried Customer
Audio-Record (disc)
Christmas at the White House
Villancios Populares: (Spanish &Latin Ameri-can
Xmas Carols)
Sandro: Una Muchacha Y Una Guitarra
The Spirit of Christmas
Florit, Eugenio: Treassury of Spanish
Ninos ••• Dejad Que Os Cuente Un Cuento~
Infaniles
Curso Practico De Pronounciacion Del Ingles
Thurber, James: A Thurber Carnival
Luce~ William: The Belle of Amherst
EW BOOKS IN THE IMC
nimals That Stand in Dreams--t;lliott
cross Arizona in l883--Jones
strology Disproved--Jerome
he Behavior of Communicating--Smith
ronica de Aztlan: A Migrant's Tale-Alvarado
ducation of the Handicapped-Ernst
leanor of Aquitaine--Meade
athers and Custody--Victor
inding Your Roots--Westin
he First Relationship: Mother and Infant - Stern
andba1l Basics-c-Zafferano
~man Sex and Sexuality--Steen
ing Without a Crown--Bennett
adw Your Nutrition--Clark
ying-In: A History of Childbirth in America -Wertz
19ic~ Witchcraft, and the Occult - Lanb ,> "".,
tSHIPS - National Hispanic
:~ must have completed one
78.
l National Livestock Show Scholarship:- Completed at least 12 units of work by August of
:ul1-time student fall 78-79; must have participated in the Arizona National Livestock
iatisfactol:Y scholastic aptitude. DEADLINE: Nov. l~ 1978.
i. Truman Scholarship Foundation: Pursuing 'a degree; will be a junior in academic year
ltizen or U.S. national; career in public service. DEADLINE: Dec. 8, 1978.
:ocessing Management Association, Phoenix Chapter; Financial need~ completed 30 hours of
full-time student~ Busin~ss Data Processing major, 2.50 or better GPA
'ilmstrips
.oak & Cook - Kitchen Equipment
Irientacion De Estudiante A Estudiante
rorkshop: Creating Instructional Mate~ials
or Handicapped Learners
ackpacking
asic Electricity and Electronics F.xplained ­.
lternating Current.
he Adventures of Ulysses
lant Identification
LWARE _ Membership Drive - Sept. 7 - 21 - Approach people with AWARE badg~c,~nd ribbons
·or information. Prize awarded to member accruing most day and evening n~ members.
'GOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home Cooking, Baking~ Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich •••.•••••••••••• •70¢
Chili. It ,. • .. •• • .. .. .. " • • .. .. • .. ill 50¢
Burrito « " ... ........ • 55¢
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15
12
Wed.
Thurs.
FrL
Tues.
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
Mon. Sept. 11 - Tostada •.•••..••••.••••.• 45¢
Chimichanga•.•••••••••••• 85¢
Spaghetti•••••••••••••••• 70¢
Garlic Toast ••••••••.•••• l0¢
Turkey and dressing •••••. 70¢
Country Steak•••••••••••• 70¢
Tuna &Noodles ••••••••••• 70¢
Sylvia
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FOOD
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2-3 pm Cour
4 pm Stu':
1 pm SOA
7:30-9pm Coux
2-3:30 pm Facl
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12-2 pm Gri: -ou-Mo-ue
1-2:30 pm COUl having
5 pm Gym
2:30-5 pm CaUl THE FOI
2:30 pm Fac1
7-S am
5 pm
7 pm
during school hrs.
Campus Crusade for Christ
Cross Country - P.C. & S.C.C.
CEAS Board Meeting
Art Show (Brian Quinn) - Opens
A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
BSU Meeting
Volleyball - PIMA
Student Leadership Workshop
Sailing Club - Meeting
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Newman Club Meeting
MEChA
Newman Club Meeting
PTK Meeting
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Sept. 22 - Oct 12
Wed.
Thurs.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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TO ALL STUDENTS - All students must have parking decals on their vehicles by Sept.
Violations will be issued starting then. Students are not to park on any roadway,
handieapped areas, unless authorized by Security. Cars are SUbject to being towed
All traffic violations must be paid in ten (10) days or fine will be doubled. All
Two ($2.00) Dollars.
We advise you to lock up your car and put all valuables in the trunk. Report all
suspicious persons to Security. Ext. 295.
If we can be of any assistance to you -. please call - Pat Reynolds, Chief of Secur
As of Sept. 15, 1978, GCe will release student directory information unless a stud
requests that this information NOT
DIRECTORY ITEMS - Any student who does not wish to have directory items released t
questing same, may sign a form and return to the office of the dean of Students.
information may not be stopped. For example, a student may not indicate that hels
have all items released except height and weight. Students must determinewhethe
information pertaining to them is available for release or whether THEY WISH ALL r
STOPPED.
DIRECTORY INFORMATION is defined to be: name, address, telephone number, date an
major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports
height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance. degrees and awards recei
most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by the student.
THE INSTITUTION RETAINS THE RIGHT TO EXERCISE DISCRETION IN DETERMINING THE RELEAS
INFORMATION.
Forms are available at the end of registration and during the academic year at the
Desk, Student Union or the Dean of Students Office, SO-112.
Sat. 23 Volleyball - EAC
Football - vs. Imperial Valley
10 am
7:30 pm
Gym
Sta Improvi
ImprovJ
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Cinder€
Hun
The COll
Comput,;
Crafts
Crime .s
Cry Mac
Encyclc
FareweJ
and
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Great }\
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Harihuc
The Mal:
Mirror,
New Ene
The Pu]
Recreat
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Tutankl
P.E. DEPT. - The secretary for the P.E. Dept. needs typists who are qualified for c
study. Must be good typists. Apply in P.E. 147. -ST_UD.E-~
21, l~
ATHLETIC DEPT. - needs life guards - must have WSI. Come to Room PE 147.
SAILING CLUB - There will be a fall organizing meeting of the GCC Sailing Club on
September 21, 1978, at 2:30 pm in the Faculty Dining Room, 88-126. Any student in
sailing may attend. It is not required that you know how to swim. If you cannot
mef;ting, but would like more information about the GCC Sailing Club, please contac
Montanus or Frank Fitzgerald.
NOTICE - Need Student Help - Office of the Coordinator of Student Activities is se
workers available in the morning, afternoon and evening. Come to office #80-109.
~RVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home Cooking, Baking. Assortment of Salads
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SPECIALS OF THE DAY
Mon. Sept. 18 - Cheese Enchilada ....•.•••.........•.• 50¢
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich ......••..••••...•.•.. 70¢
Chil i .........••.•..•..•.........••.••. 50c;:
Burrito ...•.•.••....••••.••..•.•••••••. 55¢
)WING M~TERIAL HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT:
~ING ASSISTfu~CE CENTER - is now open on Saturday from 9 am - 12 Noon.
r through Thursday from 7 am - 9:30 pm and on Friday from 7 am - 4 pm.
~oubles with your studies, please come see us. We can help!!::::
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If you are
Tostad.a _. ,. .. .. '" '" " '~ .- .... ,.. '* !O • '" to of • " ... p ••• .. 45¢
19 - Turkey & Noodles •.••••...•.••..•...���. 70¢
20 - Liver & Onions•.•••....••....•••....• 70¢
21 - Beans &Weiners ....•.•.•...•••.....•. 70¢
22 - Fish Sandwich ...••..•...• ~ ...•...•... 55¢
Fries ...•...•..•...•.•..•....���...•••. 30¢
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
CASSETTES
Lath Reads 23 of her Poems
Ltish Speeches Vol I & II
Prose from Defoe to Burke
Abraham Lincoln
Dynamics of Job Interviewing
~NCIES FILMSTRIP
Reading Comprehension Black American History
~ Reading Rate II Writing·a Good Theme
Writing a Good Paragraph
~RY BOOKS IN THE IMC The Sense of a Sentence
aical Approach to Nutrition - Freedland The Atomic Theory of Rutherford &Bohr
)olitics - Vigil
La's Housework Dialectics: Housework As the Root of
1 Creation - Meinhardt
; Theatre of Greece and Rome - Sandbach
>, Health Records, and Citizen Rights - Westin
~ Mexico - Sayer
1 Personality - Eysenck
)- Nash
~dia of Athletics - Watman
to Innocence: A socio-Ethical Study on Black Theology
Lack Power- Boesak
.ove of Children- Ford
~th American Indians - Dockstader
LanaI Cookbook - The Ethical Culture Schools
~ Research Findings, 1976 - Petersen
Lan Inca - Watson
1irror - Weibel
~lopedia of Sports - Hi~kok
,: Fifty Years of American Pop Culture - Goodstone
)nai Drugs - Young
) Venus: A Novel - Munro
Gun. His Tomb and Its Treasures - Edwards
LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP - Dean NoH would like to meet with all club presidents on September
3 at 2:30 - 5 pm in the Council Chambers.
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GLENDALE CODUNITY· COLLEGE
6000 l.Uest Olive Avenue
Volume 15
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Number 5 September 25, 1978
Mon. Sept. 25
thru Oct.6
Newman Club Meeting
Art Show Opens - Brian Quinn
MINI-SEMESTER REGISTRATION
2-3 pm
school hrs.
9 am-9 pm
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
Admissions ~e
" Tues. 26 A. S. Executi'lle Board Meeting
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Recruit~ent for Democrat Club
Los Caballeros Meeting
Newman Club Meeting
1 pm
12-lpm
1:30-2:30pm
7-8:30 pm
7:30-9 pm
SOA
Council Chambers
Faculty Dining Room
Faculty Dining Room
Council Chambers
" Wed. 27 MEChA Meeting 2-3:30 pm Faculty Dining Room
Thurs. 28 BSU Meeting 1-2:30 pm Council Chambers
Student Leadership Workshop Meet. 2:30-5 pm Council Chambers
Stoundefattn/afcca. AedJisory Comm. Meet. 1 pm Room LS-154
Frio 29 Campus Crusa~g or Christ 7-8 am Faculty Dining Room
Football Scrimmage Game 6-10 pm Football Field
Sat. 30 Swimming Gauchos ~leeting 10-12 Noon SC-128
Volleyball - Cochise 10 am Gym
As of Sept. 15, 1978, Glendale Community College will release student directory information
unless a student specifically requests that this information NOT be released.
Any student who does not wish to have directory items released to anyone requesting same, may
sign a form at the end of registration or in the office of the Dean of Students. Fragments of
information may not be stopped. For example, a student may not indicate that he/she wishes
to have all items released except height and weight. Students must determine whether all
directory information pertaining to them is a vailable for release or whether THEY WISH ALL
~ INFORMATION TO BE STOPPED.
DIRECTORY INFORMATION is defined to be: name, address, telephone number, date and place of
~ birth, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports,
weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards re­ceived
and the most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by the student.
THE INSTITUTION RETAINS THE RIGHT TO EXERCISE DISCRETION IN DETERMINING THE RELEASE OF DIRECTOR)
INFORMATION.
- Forms are available at the end of registration and during the academic year at the Information
Desk, Student Union or the Dean of Students Office, SO-ll2.
, CEAS ARTISTS' SERIES - Charlton Heston, noted actor, will open the Glendale Community College
Artists' Series on October 6 with lecture-readings at 8 pm in the Maryva1e High School Auditorit
The event is being presented by the Continuing Education Associated Students, and tickets in­formation
is available through the GCe Information Desk in the Student Union Bldg.
AUDUBON SOCIETY FILM SERIES - Will present on October 2, 1978 at 8 pm in the Student Center
Hall, a film-lecture entitled "Death Valley-Land of Contrast"; Kent Durden, Speaker. For fur­ther
information, contact Mary Ann Dutton, Artists' Series Coordinator, GCC - 934-2211, Ext. 23C
INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP - Will hold an organizational meeting on Sept. 26, 1978, at
12 .. 1 pm in the Council Chambers.
RECRUITMENT FOR DEMOCRAT CLUB MEMBERSHIp.. Will be held in the Faculty Dining Room on Sept.
26, 19'78 at 1:30 - 2:30 pm.
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28, 1978, at 2:30 - 5 pm in the Council Chambers. -(
STUDENTS::::: THE LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTER has several free services to assist you with you
academic difficulties. We have tutors available for almost every course which is offered on
campus. We have various media kits and equipment for your use. If you would like some in­formation
on these services, please come see us. We are located in the IMC, L-138.
The following material has been received in the Media Departme~t~
FILMSTRIPS:
Bilingual-Bicultural Educational Series
Japanese Tempura (Eat Well Economically Ser~es)
Alcoholism: A Critical Illness
RECORDS:
The Great Tchaikovsky
Seventeen Seventy-Six
Antologia Oral: Poesia Hispano Americana
Golden Treasury.of Spanish Verse
SLIDES:
Scenes from Our Country: Saudi Arabia
Commercial Solar Installations
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC
say it with Hands - Fant
Taking Rights Seriously-Dworkin
The Time Hoppers-Silverberg
The Trail of the Fox-Irving
Western Impressions-Atkeson
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC (Cont.)
Adolescent Birth Planning &Sexuality-Perkins
Astronomy, Structure of the Universe-Roy ,
Cannibals and Kings-Harris
Ceil Dyer's Wok Cookery-Dyer
Existing Environmental Setting-Arthur Beard
Engineers, Inc.
The Good Housekeeping Woman's Almanac-Editors
the World Almanac
A History of Magic-Cavendish ,
The }lexican Adaptation in American Ca1ifornia,~
1846-l875-Morefie1d
Myths &Legends of the Indians of the Southwe
Dutton
Out-of-the-Body Travel-Plumly
Perpetual Motion-Ord-Hume
Pueblo &Navajo Cookery-Keegan
The Pushcart Prize-Henderson
The Rand McNally Encyclopedia of World War II
Keegan
Roots and Wings: Poetry from Spain, 1900-1975
A Bilingual Anthology-St. Martin
* * * VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED - Transportation needed for students for all surrounding Glendale
communities. Please contact Special Services T2-107, Ext. 328.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home Cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich•.•••••.•••••••••.•••.•••• 70¢
Chili., "' ~ fll It .. "' ., .. " 50¢
Burrito " '" " tt 55¢
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
Mon. Sept. 25 - Green Chili Burro •..••••.•••••••• 60¢
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
Tamale Pie .. '" ,.. Q • '" .. ,. $. 70¢
26 - Peppered Welners over Rice ••.•••• 70¢
27 - Chop Suey •••••.••.••••.••••.••.•• 70¢
28 - Ruebin Sandwich ••••••••••••.••••• 70¢
Fries '" "" '" fI 30¢
29 - Fish Sandwich•••••••••••••••••••• 55¢
Frfee", ........ '" "" .. eo ..... " "* .... 't • '" .. ~ fIl '" .... ". • 30¢
MINI SEMESTER REGISTRATION - Mini-semester classes will begin October 9 and registration wil£
be in the Admissions oflic; throuah October 6 from 9 am - 9 pm Monday through Thursday, and
from 9 am - 5 pm on Friday.
This year's schedule includes evening and Saturday classes as well as the traditional day
classes.
ATTENTION HANDICAPPED STUDENTS - There will be a meeting of the Student/Faculty Advisory
Committee on the Handicapped on Thurs. Sept. 28, 1978 at 1 pm in LS-154. All those
interested are encouraged to attend.
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CALENDAR-O-F E-VE-NT-S
Mon. Oct. 2
thru Oct. 6
Newman Club Meeting
Chica.no Services Advisory Bd. Meet.
Audubon Film Series - CEAS
MINI-SEMESTER REGISTRATION
2-3 pm
3-4:30 pm
8-10 pm
9am-9pm
Council Chambers
Faculty Dining RID.
Dining Room
Admissions Office
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
FrL
3
4
5
P
6- 7
A.S. Executive Board Meet.
B.S.D. Christian Fellowship Meet.
Newman Club Meet.
Tntervarsity Christian Fellowship
Creative Arts Magazine
Book Review Lecture Series
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
B.S.U. Meeting
Democrat Club }~et.
Sailing Club Meeti.ng
Campus Crusade for Christ ­Glendale
Swimming Gauchos
PTK Meeting
Charlton Heston - Lecture
Meet.
1 pm
7;30 pm
7:30 pm
12-1 pm
1 pm
11-12 Noon
2-3:30 pm
1 pm
1:30 pm
2:30-4 pm.
7-8 am
Noon-7 pm
7-8 pm
8-11 pm
SOA
Student Lounge
Council Ch!lmbers
Council Chambers
LA-137
Performing Arts Center
Faculty Dining Room
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
Faculty Dining Room
Pool"
Council Chambers
Maryvale H.S.
Sat. 7-8 A.S. State wide work shop
Vintage Chevrolet Club - Car Show &
Swap Meet
C.E.A.S. Board Meeting
l1am-4 pm
7am-4 pm
7 pm
Council Cha.mbers
N.E. Parking Lot
SOA
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CRAS ARTISTS' SERIES - Charlton Heston, noted actor, will open the Glendale Community Conege
Artists' Series on--october 6th with lecture-readings, at 8 pm in the Maryvale High School
Auditorium. The event is being presented by the Continuing Education Associated Students,
and ticket information is available through the G.C.C. Information Desk in the Student
Union Building.
AUDUBON SOCIET!' FILM SERIES - 1U11 present on October 2, 1978, at 8 pm in the Student Cent,l.'
Hall, a film-lecture entitled "Death Valley-Land of Contrast"; Kent Durden, Speaker. For
further information, contact Mary Ann Dutton, Artists' Series Coordinator, GCC - 934-2211,
Ext. 230.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM - Will hold a meeting on October 11th in Room SC 142 at 4 p.m.
!l0MEN ATHLETES _- Will hold a general meeting in Room se 142 on October 11th at 4: 30 pm.
DEMOCRAT_CLUB - Will have a meeting at 1:30 pm on Thursday, October 6th, at 1:30 pm, in
the Student Lounge.
CREATIVE ARTS MAGAZINE -Organizational meeting for the staff of THE T&\VELER, G.C.C. 's
creative arts magazine. will be held on Tuesday, October 3rd, at 1 pm in Room LA-137
(Conference Room). All interested students are welcome to attend.
SAILING CLUB -There will be a meeting on Thursday, October 5th, in the Council Chambers
at 2:30 pm. We will be preparing for our first day of sailing (which is October 14.) It's
not too late~ You may still join the G.C.C. Sailing Club:
MINI-SEMESTER classes will begin October 9 and registration will be in the Admissions
Office through October 6th, from 9 am - 9 pm Monday through Thursdays - and - from 9 am
to 5 pm on Friday Oct. 6.
This year's schedule includes evening and Saturday classes as well as the traditional day
classes.
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CAREER SERVICE CENTER- Do you know where you're headed? Do you know what it takes to get
there? Are you aware of all the resources available to you for planning your career? If
the answer to any of these questions is "No", then Career Services is for you. Multi-media
facilities are available for your use. including the Guidance Information Sy~tem~ •. a nation­wide
computer network of jobs, colleges, Armed Forces occupations, and even financial aids •.• ~
all waiting for your questions.
Find out where you're going ..• how to get there. Explore the resources in the Career
Servic~s Center. at the East end of the cafeteria. We're here to,help.
JOB PLAC&~ENT - You have a PAL you may not know about .... the Career Services Center. PAL
stands for Placement, Advisement, Life planning. For you, that means JOBS ••• right now, to
help you through school. It means getting the right courses to prepare you for your,
eventual career. And it means discovery o. f where you're going and how to get there. I,f
you need a pal, head for Career Services Center, in the East end of the cafeteria. We re
here to he.lp '
NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS - In the event of a fire drill or actual emergency, when you evacuate
a classroom building please move at least 50 feet away from the closest point of the
building in order that the fi~e department or other emergency services may conduct their
work.
This is also a precaution for your own safety. In the event of a fire, you should be far
enough away from the building tlwt t'a:' heat j rom a fire orih;:~' collapse of th'=! building
because of structural damage should not have anv adverse effe.:.:tonyou.
Please make every effort to comply with this request.
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THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT:
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC
American Metric Beef Cookbook--Beef Industry Council
Animal Rights and Human Obligations - egan
~usinessReport Writing - Fischman
ltdgar Allan Poe- Buranelli·
Eskim<;>s, Chicanos~ Indians..,.Coles
Eyes, Etc.: A Memoir-Clark
Facing Up to Nuclear Power -, Francis
Guidelines for the Tutor of,~thematics-Kepner
Introduction to the Novel - Davis
Mainstreaming and the Minority Child-Jones
Maternity Nursing-Lerch
The New Executive Woman-Williams
Pieces of Life-Schorer
Primer for Parents of Preschoolers-Neisser
Reference Manual for Office Workers-Nanassy
Shroud-Wilcox
TV Guide, The First 25 years-Harris
Women and the Cinema: A Critical Anthology - Kay
TRANSPARENCY
Word Recognition
RECORDS
Mystery of the Anasazi
Water (KOOL Documentary)
A Desert Place '(Nova) ,
Where Did the Colardo Go? (Nova)
FILMSTRIPS
The Research P~per
Children in Crisis
There will Come Soft Rains (Bradbury)
Inexpensive Set Design for Television
Portable and Single Camera Systems
Graphics for Television ~
Lighting &Special Effects
Audio for Television
The Videotape Recorder
The Video Camera
Color Specifics .-i,
AUDIORECORDS
Memory
Israel Folk Dance Festival
Christmas Oratorio
The Wonderful World of Christmas
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack,Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home Cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwlch•.•.•••••..••••.• 70¢
Chili 50¢
Burrito ••..•.•..••..•.••.••..••••. 55¢
3
4
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SPECIALS OF THE DAY
Mon. Oct. 2 Taco 4'5e
Chimichanga ••••••••••••••• ',' •• 85¢
Veal Parmeson ••••••••••••••••• 70¢
Fried Chicken ••••••••••••••••• 70¢
Meat Loaf 11 " 70¢
Fish Sandwich••••••••••••••••• 55¢
Fries " ~ 30¢
Tues.
. Wed.
Thurs.
Frio
B.S.U. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP - Will be meeting Tuesday nights at 7:30 pm in the Student Lounge.
'F'O'riitore information - Ron at 846-1084 - Sponsored by Baptist Student Un10n.
firw[Q)~~l [EB(llJ[Ll~l~~ t~~
",W,p ..~ .... , ,Ji. ,Qj._ ~L~ .._,. _. _, _0 ".__.... __ ,~. ,.is
Noon
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
7:30 pm
7:30 pm
9:00 am
10:00 am
11:00 am
2:00 pm
6:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
7:00 am
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
Volume 15
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Jnday October 9
Jesday 10
~dnesday 11
lUrsday 12
~iday 13
Number 7
Late Registration Mini Semester
'Newman Club Ueeting
Community Band Concert
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Student Recital
AS Advisory Board
Newman Club
Baptist Christian Fellowship
AWARE Bake Sale
NAU Recruitment
Book Review
MECHA Meeting
AWARE Bake Sale
Baptist Christrian Fellowship
Democrat Club Meeting
Computer Club
Campus Crusade for Christ
Fiesta Bowl Queen Candidate Meeting
Valley Ball (Arizona Western)
9 - 9
2:00 pm
7:30 pm
October 9, 1978
Admissions
Council Chambers
Performing Arts Center
Council Chambers
Performing Arts Center
Council Chambers
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
Mall
Student Union
Performing Arts Center
Faculty Dining Room
Mall
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
T2-l27
Faculty Dining Room
Council Chambers
Gym
DEMOCRAT CLUB - Will hold a general meeting in Student Lounge at 1:30 pm on Thursday,
October 12th.
MINI-SEMESTER - Mini Semester begins Monday, October 9th. Late registration will be held
Monday and Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 pm in Admissions Office.
nAPT!ST !Tun!NT MINISTRIES - BSU Christian Fellowship will be meeting on Tuesday nights at
7:30 pm in the Student Lounge. For more information call Ron at 846-1984.
Sponsored by Baptist Student Union.
COMPUTER CLUB - The Computer Club will meet on Thursday October 12th at3:00 p.m. in T2-127.
AWARE BAKE SALE - 9:00 am - 1:00 p~ and from 6:00 pm.- 9:00 pm. Proceeds go for scholarships
This is the first time the bake sale has been held in the evening. Please
donate cookies etc.
PHOENIX SYMPHONY - The Glendale Community College Continuing Education Associated Students
will present the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra in concert on October 22nd.
The performance, an Artists' Series event, will be played at 3:00 pm in the
gymnasium. Ticket information is available from the Information Desk in
the student center, the CEAS off on campus and the Bell Plaza Sun City
office. The concert will be under the direction of Gerald Thatcher.
The program: MOZART Overture, "The Marriage of Figaro"
MENDELSSOHN
BRAHMS
Symphony No.4 in A Major,Op.29 ("Italian')
Allegro vivace
AndanLe con moto
Con moto moderato
Sa1tarello: Presto
Symphony No.1 in Ca Minor, OPt 68
Un poco sostenuto; Allegro
Andante sostenuto
Un poco allegro e grazioso
Adagio piu andante; Allegro non troppo,
ma con brio
For further information, call MaryAnn Dutton, Artists' Series coordinator.
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THE FOLLOWING ~~TERIAL HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT: -<
NE\ol LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC
Aristocracy in-~k Society - Arnheim
Bankruptcy Law and Practice ~ Cowans
Climate and the Environment - Gd.ffiths
Climbing - Bridge
College Typewriting, A Mastery Approach - Mach
Decorating - Gilliatt
Encyclopedia of Computer Science - Ralston
Essays on La Mujer - Sanchez
Fathering: Participation in Labor and Birth - Phillips
Faulkner and Film - Kawin
Granger's Index to Poetry. 1970-1977 - Granger
A History of Ballet and Dance in the Western World - Bland
Hodern Criminal Justice - Wright
The Ninth Congifuration - Blatty
Poesia~' Completas - Machado Y Ruiz
Practical Spanish for School Personnel. Firemen. Policeman, and Community Agencies ~
Bomse
Ramses II and His Time - Valikovsky
S6ldiers of Destruction - Sydnor
Toward Understanding Women - a/Leary
200 Years of American Worklife - U. S. Dept. of Labor
FOOD SERVICES ur£~RED
Snack Bar "- Short Order Cooking
Cafeter.ia _. Home Cooking. Baking t Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich..•.•••.•..••...• 70¢
Chili III ,. .. " 'II" Oil :. .... •.50¢
Burri to ...•.....•...•.•....•...•.• 55<:
SPli'&I~LS OF THE DAY
Mon~ Oct. 9 Green Chili Burro ; 60¢
Tostada •. ~ •.••..•••.•••.•••.••... 45C
t·Jeo. •
Thurs.
Fri.
10
11
12
13
Ham 2nd Macaroni. ...••.• , ••.•.•.• 70(;.
Lasagn,e III "' ,. " fIl,."" 70¢
Swiss Steak...........••..•.•.•.. 70<:
FiBh Sandwich •.•••.•.•..•.••....• 55¢
'.Fries \..~ .. ~ II> ._,. '" 30(:
-- If you ',ave lost glasses. books. etc. please check in Lost and Found
located in Room SO 109
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Volume 15 Number 8 October 16, 1978
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
~onday October 16 Op~n Recruiting 9:00 am
Newman Club 2:00 pm
Men's Athletic Physica1s6:30 pm
Union
Union
Chambers
Council Chambers
Student
Council
Gym
Student
pm Council Chambers
pm Student Lounge
Aware Office
pm Student Lounge
pm Student Lounge
pm Council Chambers
am Performing Arts Center
pm Faculty Dining Room
pm Council Chambers
8:30 am
11:00
2:00
1:00
Book Review
Mecha Meeting
Black Student Union
AWARE Valley of Sun
Chapter Meeting4:30
Sailing Club 2:00
AWARE Meeting Noon
ASU Recruitment
Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship Noon
AWARE Campus Beautification
Project 2:30
Los Caberol1os 7:00
Newman Club 7:30
17
18
19
~uesday
lednesday
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rhursday
~riday
:>aturday
Sunday
20
21
22
Campus Crusade for
Christ
Phi Theta Kappa
CEAS Board Meeting
Homecoming Dance
Football (Az. Western)
Phoenix Symphony
7:00 am Breakfast Faculty Dining
Room
7:00 pm Council Chambers
7:00 pm Student Offices
8:00 pm Student Union
7: 30 pm Stadium
3:00 pm Gym
~MECOMING - Homecoming, Saturday October 21. There will be a half time show
at the football game and crowning of the royalty. A dance will
follow the game, or beginning at 8:00 p.m. to Midnight. The
charge will be $1.50 per person, 3 guests per person.
~tL STUDENTS - Associated Students are now accepting applications for
Commissionerships; those open are: Elections, Public Relations.
Parlimentarian, Newsletter, Recording Secretary. Applications
may be obtained at the Student Government Building,
There will be an important meeting Thursday at 4'.30 p.m. i n
Council Chambers to plan for Art Reach '78. All interested
persons please attend.
2 to 5 p.m.
I to 5 p.m.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
day Monday through Friday
weight room, located in the Stadium, is now open for student
the following hours:
Monday & Wednesday
Tuesday & Thursday
Friday
~LL STUDENTS - The
use
rUTORING - Free tutoring for Accounting 119 every
1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in Bl14
ttL STUDENTS -
pHI THETA KAPPA _. If you have completed
(9 hours if you are a
join Phi Theta Kappa.
or at ext~nsion L67.
12 semester hours with a.3.50 average
ev!ning student) you are eligible to
Contact Mr. DePippo in room 02-119
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BOOK REVIEW - Mr. J..yle Halcott will speek 011 ltThe Middle Ages". Plan to attend
or hear the taped lecture which will be available in the rMC ~
Listening Center. Book review at 11:00 a.a. in Performing' Arts
Center.
ARTISTS 1 SERIES - The Glen~ale Conmunity College CEAS Artists' Series will
present Sherry B-uce, Soprano, in concert on November 3~d
at 8:00 p.m. ~u the Performing Arts Center. Ticket info
is availabl thrnUBb the Campus Information Desk.
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IHC
Admirable WarriLr - Houver
Beginnings of Sisterho d - Melder
Bicycles and TricyclQs - Sharp
Biology of Ageing - Lamb
Complete Encyclopedia of HorBes - Enswing~r
Confucianis~ and Christianity - Ching
Contemporary Fictio in A~erica and England, 1950-1970 - Rose
The Critical History of Police Reform - Walker
The Ctiminal Under Restraint - Radzino~i~z
Darkroom - Lc,.. i~
To,Defen Thes~ Rig~ts - Chalidze
Dreams and D ad Ends - Shadojen
Geology i1\ th", Ur:'~ali Eaviro!l.r. nt - Ut:;ard
The Hashemi e ~i gdo~ o. Jorde~ and t"2 West Bank: A Handbook - S1n~
Library TEchnical Asslstnnt' £j Handhook - Borkowski
A Life in the S~n - Wtlder
The March 0 f T it n 1 9 3 5 0 .1 9 51 - F i~ 1 (11 n
The New E~teDded Family - Gal sky
The Ne'"", f' a t 1 n _'1" tJ~=riH:; ',m
The Panama PDa ~ LaZeber
Politics ~nJ Markets - Lindblom
Poplollies and Belliboa~s - S~~rling
The Reader's Encyclopedi of the American West - Lamar
Schoolboy, Cowboy, Mexican Spy - Monaghan
Selected Writings - ~arx
A Sierra Club NatuTalint's Gride tc th2 Deserts of Southwest - Lars~
Sun Pow~r - McVeigh
The United States - Mexico Border - F~rnandez
The Vast hajority - Har-'L.gton
The Waywa.d Gate - Sls er
Women on I"" Are iC::ltl Froc.cier - ¥)v' et
Wouen Working: Theories D~d Facts in Perspective - Stromberg
FOOD SERVICES OFF~RFD - Sneck Bar - Short Order cooking
Cafeteria - FOille cooking, beking, assortment of salad~
~aily Entrees - Hot beef sandwich •.••.••••.•.•.• 70C
C11ili •••.•• '" -'II •• ~ ••••••••• , •••••• 50¢
Burr ::. t: 0 .. 0; • • .. III III '* III '. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 5 ¢
Specials cf the Day:
Kouday---Cheese Enchilada ..•...••.•••••••••. 450¢
tr 0 S t a.c1 a ., .. * •• '" ••••• iI' •.•••• ' 45 ¢
Tuesday---BakedHa:m w/fruit sauce ..•••••.•..•. io¢
Wadnesday---Liver and Onions ....•.•.•..••••••.•. 70C
Tl:ursday-';--Goulash. Ill. It " •• -. ••' ••••• e,a " ••• 70¢
Fridey-··-Macaroni and Cheese •..••..••••.•••.• 70C
COMPUTER CLUB - Computer Club will meet in TI 127 at 2:30 p.m. on Oct 26th.
Lyle Langlois is a~visor
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Volume 15 Number 9 October 23, 1978
londay
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Oc tober 23 Women' sGolf' "
Pavlo Soleri Art
(10/23-11/14)
Ne1iman Club
Show
1:30 pm
2:00 pm
Wigwam Country Club
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
~uesday 24 Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship Noon Council Chambers
y AS Advisory Board 1:00 pm Council Chambers
Colorado College
Recruiting 2:00 pm Student Lounge
Car Maintainence
Workshop 2:30 pm Parking Lot
Newman Club 7:30 pm Council Chambers
Jednesday
r,hursday
~riday
25
26
27
Air National Guard
Recruiting
Glendale Fire Dept.
Recruiting
Stage Band
MECHA Meeting
Drama Performance
Drama Performance
Black Student Union
Drama Performance
Campus Crusade
Breakfast
Drama Performance
7:30 am Student Union
8:30 am Student Union
Noon Cafetet'ia
2:00 pm Faculty Dining Room
2:00 pm Performing Arts Center
8:00 pm Performing Arts Center
1:00 pm Council Ghambers
8:00 pm Performing Arts Cente
7:00 am Faculty Dining Room
8:00 pm Performing Arts C",n; e r
;aturday 28 Statewide MECRA
M~eting
Dram,~ ~erfqrmance
10:00 am Cafeteria
8;00 pm Parforming Arts Center
~LL STUDENTS: THE LAST DAY FOR A STUDENT TO WITHDRAW
FROM A SINGLE CLASS IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd
tLL STUDENTS: Spring Semester Packet Pickup and Registration
Packet pickup for continuing students will be:
Nov. 15-16 (Wed.-Thurs.) 9:00 am - 8:00 pm Student Lounge
Nov. 21-22 (Tues.-Wed.) 9:00 am - 8:00 pm Student LoungE
Registration for continuing "students ONLY will be:(EVE. STU'!!ENT?)
Dec. 2 (Sat.) Noon - 4:30 pm Student Union
Dec. 4-6 (Mon.-Wed.) 5:30 - 8:00 pm Student Union
Registration for continuing students only will be:(DAY STUDE~T~)
Dec. 4-6 (Mon.-Wed.) 1:15 - 5:15 pm Student Union
Registration for continuing and new students will be:(EVENING)
Jan. 8-11 (Mon.-Thurs.) 5:00 - 7:45 pm Student Union
Registration for continuing and ne.w students will be: (!lAY)
Jan. 9-11 (Tues.-Thurs.) 2:00 - 4:45 pm Student Union
y
COMPUTE! CL,U,B.;.
.4l..!#; StUDENTS: ..:, ,
ALL STUDENTS:
ALL STUDENTS:
ALL STUDENTS:
ALL STUDENTS:
, .~~ ...
There w!.ll be ~ J1\eeti:ng in Tl~125 at 2:30 Thursday
~t
INTERESTED IN SOLAR ENERGY? "i' •.~
All students interested in Solar Energy Disy' attend~a Solan
Energy Forum to ~,a held on November 9th, with two sessions
ava-ilable. 8: 00 ..:. Noon and I: 00 - 5: 00 p.m. ..Current Solar .1-
Energy in research and applied fields; and application of Solf.f.: '"' ...... " ,,..,....,
Energy Technolo'gy will be discussed. . ..' .... ,-'
Various Pr'ofessors'and Professional Solar En.e.rIY people
will be presenting the forum. Questions are welcome. fromthose~
who wish to attend. GCC 'students will not bechargad a '
registration fee. For more information:-C"ontact; Phil Ra.tidolph'is
office (A-127) ext. 233.
'"
Car MaintexX'.n.ce <Workshop Tuesday, Octob,er 24th in. the north
parking lot at 2:30 p.m. All welcome.
Students. it's not too late to .obtain tutoring assiatance.
Stop by the Learning Assistance Center and find out what tutors
are available. Tutors are available 6n a regular basis or on
a drop-in basis. We are open Monday - Thursday, 7:00 a.m. ­9:
30 p.m., Friday, 7:00 a.m. unti~4:aO ~.m. and Saturday,
9:00 a.m~ until noon. Free tutoring is available for
Accounting 119 every day in Bll4 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Dick Gerhardt, a former GeC student has awarded two $45.00
scholarships in art and photography. Jp41th Bieda received the
photo a*ard and Kathleen Calkins received the art award. ~.__ ~' i,.
The following material has been recei~ed 'in the Media Dept.
AUDIO-RECORDS
BBC Sound Effects Library
Towards Self Actualization
The Spanish Story
TRANSPARENCY
Genetics
Artificial Insemination
ALL STUDENTS:
KITS
The Mystery of the Loch Ness Monst'er i.·
the Mystery of the Abominable Snowman
The Mystery of Atlantis
The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle
The Mystery of ESP
The Mystery of Witchcraft
The Mystery of Astrology
The Mystery of Life on Other Worlds
Air and the Ag~icultural Environment
Agriculture in the Future
People and the Agricultural Environment
A Short History of U. S. Agriculture
Beef Cattle Body Types
Agriculture in the United States
The'Drama Department of GCC will pre~ent a comedy "Charley's
Aunt" on Wednesday October 25th at 2:00 p.m. an~·'iOOp.m. and
Thursday-Saturday, October 26-28 at 8:00 p.m. in Performing
Arts Center.
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FOOD SERVICES OPFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking, assortment of salads
Daily Enrees - Hot beef sandwich •••••••• ~; ••• 70¢
Chili . .".. ' 411 .••••••• '••• '•• ,.i.50¢
Burritd ••·•.••• ~~, ••••••••••• ~ ••• 5S¢
Specials of the Day: .\ '; .<"
Monday--Chimichanga •••••.••••••••••••••••• '85¢
Tamal e pie "......••• '." .'. '. ' '. "'70¢
Tue sday--Spaghe t t i .•..•••••••'••••.••••..•••• 70¢
Garlic toast ••••••••••••.•••••••••• lO¢
Wednesday--Turkey pot pie •.•.• '••••••••••.••••• 70¢
Thursday--Ruebin Sandwich .••••••••••••••••••• 75¢
Fr iday--Fish Sandwich .••.••••••••.••••••••• 55¢
French Fries ••••••••••••• r ••••••..• ~O¢
volume 16 Get ber 3D, 1978
October 30 2:0n p~ Faculty Dining Room
E's>.iay 31 IDterva~slty Fellowship
Newman Club
Noon ouncil Cham rs
7:30 pm Council Chambers
edupsday November ' Book Rev] 11: (; rmi ng At£;, Cer
~ursday Black Student Uni0~
Volley Ball (2cott~dale
~ol Soler 81 e L. r
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Counc:tl C
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lV Camn H Crusade fc rjst
Breakf st OJ B
Ph Theta Kappa Meet! g 7
R2cital - 3~er ? : (~
{ A.eT Te,st 00
P2 10 Soleri Side Lectu-e Nove~b
Cafeteria at 7:30 pm. Fr2 dmis
,')OOR CM'fPING MEMBERS - Itera will be meeting O~
1:15 pm in Room T2 105
Oct 31 'Ja s 6,'
dents - T~ere will be a meeting of the Stud
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November 19th at 8:00 pm Ticket
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FOOD SKR'lf!'{~ES (YfYliRED : Snack Bar Short order cooking i
Cafeteria Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads
Daily. Entree~>: Hot beef sandwich ••••••••••.•.••• 70¢
Chili •..•..•••...••••.••..•.••••• 50¢ ~
Burrito . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. 5 5 ¢
Specials of the day:
Monday: Green chili burro •••.••...•••••.. 55¢
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Tostada 45¢
Salisbury Steak •.•••••.••••..•.•• 70¢
Chop Suey.................................... 70 ¢
Breaded Veal Cutlet ..•.•.••.••..• 70��
Fish Sandwich 55¢
Fries , 30e
Students - New Library Books in the IMC:
The Aged in the Community--Frankfather
Aging and Health: Biologic and Social Perspectives--Kart
American Fiction: Historical and Critical Essays--Nagel
Annual Report--Arizona. Atomic Energy Commission
The Arizona Courts: 1977 Annual Judicial Report--Arizona. Supreme Co
The Arizona Index to Periodical Articles About the State -- Powell
Atlas of American History--Jackson
Box Office Guidelines--Foundation for the Extension and Development of
American Professional Theatre ~
The Creation of Tomorrow: Fifty Years of Magazine Science Fiction--Cart
Eastern Definitions: A Short Encyclopedia of Religions of the Orient
Engineering Technicians--Brooking
Exploring the Galaxies--Mitton
Fighting Infection--Dowling
Food First: Beyond the Myth of Scarcity--Lappe
Funerals: Con~nmers' Last Rights--Editors of Consumer Reports
Future Perfect: American Science Fiction of the Nineteenth Century-­Franklin
Growing Container Plants--Hughes
A guide to Tutoring--Jriskell
The Hoffa Wars--Moldea
Index to Illustrations of the Natural World--Thompson
Inform~tion Profiles of Indian Reservations in Arizona, Nevada, & Utah~
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
The Kitchen Book--Conran
1985--Burgess
The Nurse's Almnnac--Rowland
1,300 Critical Evaluations of Selected Novels and ~~D;G--McGill
Pardner of the Wind--Thorp
Reading Technical B0oks--E~senberg
A Right to the Land--Magdol
Shelley's Poetry and Prose--Shelley
Taken by the Wind: Vanishing Architecture of the West--Wooda11
Tao of Jeet Kune Do--Lee
War and Remembrnnce--Wouk
War, Economy and Soci"'-, > .l939-·1945--Mi1w,,'rd
Who Won What Whe~ __ uart
Women Painte- ~ Mithila--Vequaud
GLENDJ\LE COnll'lUNITY COLLEGE
6000 UJest Uliv8 Fivenue
. I
Volume 16
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Number 11
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November 6. 1978
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Monday November 6
Tuesday 7
Wednesday 8
Thursday 9
Friday 10
Newman Club 2:00 p.m. Council Chambers
,Audubon Series 8:00 p.m. Cafeteria
Election All day Cafeteria
Newman Club 7:30 p.m. Council Chambers
Orchestra Concert 8:00 p.m. Performing Arts Center
Mecha Meeting 2:00 p.m. Faculty Dining Room
Book Review 11:00 a.m. ;Performing Arts Center
Solar Energy Forum 8:00 a.m. Performing Arts Center
Black Student Union 1:00 p.m •. Council Chambers
Veterans Day Recess No School
ALL STUDENTS- All students interested, in ,nursing, it is extremely important. that all
prenursing students contact the counseling department (Ext. 207) and make
'an appointment to attend a pre-nursing advisement seminar. The seminar will
cover all the information c('''''':::''ll~ng prerequisites and application procedure
to enter the ,..'"--~ '0 Y4.ogram. The seminars will be held weekly until the end
of tl-'," ... C:Ul~ster.
"=~~~"L~ - The Book Review Lecture Series continues Wednesday in the Performing Arts
Center at 11:00 a.m. Mr. Stan Celestian, GCC Geology instructor will speak
on "Dinosaurs".
ALL STUDENTS - Food Services offered: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salac
Daily Entrees: Hot beef sandwich .••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• 70¢
Monr-.j -
Tuesday ­Wednesday
­Thursday
-
Chili It *' • • 50C
Burrito 55��
Chimichanga 85¢
Taco 45¢
Veal Parmesan •.....••• It 70¢
Fried Chicken " 70¢
BBQ Sandwich 70¢
Fries 30¢
Care -- Esterman
Galarza
Chappell
Friday Holiday
ALL STUDENTS - The Instructional Materials Center will be closed on Friday, November 10th in
recognition of Veterans Day.
New Library Books in the IMC
All Gods Children -- Stoner
Alcoholism and Its Treatment in Industry -- Schramm
The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds - Western Region
B. F. Skinner -- Weigel
Beginning Badminton -- Hashman
Clays -- Hamer
A Coat of Many Colors: Jewish Subcommunities in the U. S. -- Lavendar
Cole Porter -- Schwartz
The Complete Book of Running -- Fixx
Contemporary Artists -- Naylor
To Covet Honor: A Biography of Alexander Hamilton -- Alexander
The Criminal in the Arms of the Law -- Radzinowicz
Easy Field Guide to Common Snakes of Arizona -- Nelson
Ethnic America -- Weiser
Essays of E. B. l~ite -- White
Ethnic Chauvinism -- Patterson
The Explorers Ltd. Source Books -- Explorers Ltd.
The Eye Book: A Specialist's Guide to Your Eyes and Their
Farm Workers and Agri Business in California, 1947-1960
Forcible Rape: The Crime, the Victim, and the Offender -­The
Greenhouse Environment -- Mastalerz
A Guide to Political Platforms -- Chester
How to Buy Solar Heating Without Getttng Burot ....~ Wells
How to Study Mathematics -- Margenau
An Introduction to the Study of Programming Languages -- Barron'
Kindergarten and Early Schooling -- Cohen
The Korean War: 25 Year Perspective -- Truman
. The Living Tradition of Maria Martinez -- Peterson
Malnutrition, Behavior, and Social Organization -- Greene
Microprocessor Architecture and Programming -- Leahy
On Stonehenge -- Hoyle
The Peopling of Hawaii -- Nordyke
The Redbook Report of Female Sexuality -- Tavris
Save Your Stomach -- Galton
Street Ethnography: Selected Studies of Crime and Drug Use in Natural
Settings -- Weppner
The Sierra Club Guide to Backpacking -- R
Artists, Scientists, and Scholars Talk
About Their Lives and Work -- Ruddick
The Study of Religions -- Holm
Suicide: Assessment and Intervention -­Sylvia
Plath: The Woman and the Work
This Business of Music -- Shemel
Thomaa Hardy -- Page
Vis~ons of Kerouac -- Duberman
Walking Softly in the Wilderness:
Working it Out: 23 Women Writers,
Hatton
Butscher
ALL STUDENTS - Car Maintenance Workshop Tuesday, November 7th in the north
parking lot. Everyone welcome.
GLENDALE COj\I~IUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West 0 live Rvenu e
Volume 16 November 13, 1978
Monday
,Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
,Sunday
November 13
14.
15
16
17
18
19
Newman Club
Band Invitational Meet
Newman Club
Packet Pick Up
Book Review
Mecha Meeting
Packet Pick Up
Aware Meeting
Black Student Union
Sailing Club
Campus Crusade for Christ
Phi Theta Kappa
Aware Art Show
Aware Art Show
Concert
Abrasevic Dance Ensemble
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9:QO a.m.
11:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
l-toon
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Council Chambers
Stadium
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
PAC
Faculty Dining ~om
St~ent Lounge
Aware Lounge
C~uneil Chambers
Facul~y Dining Room
Faculty Dining Room
Council Chambers
Park1ng'Lots
PaJ'k1ng Lots
PAC (out;side)
Gym
Student J,.ounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Union
Student. Union
Student Union
Student Union
·Student Union
5:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Noon - 4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.~. - 8:00p.m.
1:15p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
and new students will be:
. .
Registration for continuing
. EVENING STUDENTS
Jan. 8-11 (Mon.-Thur.)
Jan. 9-11 (Tues.t'hur.)
- Spring.Semester Packet Pickup and Registration
Packet Pickup for continuing students will be:
Nov. 15-16 (Wed.-Thurs.) 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Nov. 20 (Mon.) 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Nov. 21-22 (Tues.-Wed.) 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Registration for continuing students ONLY will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
D~c. 2 (Sat.)
Dec. 4-:6 (Mon.-Wed.)
DAY' STUDENTS
Dec'•. 4-6 (Mon. -Wed. )
ALL STUDENTS
ALL STUD.ENTS - Doris Bates of Merrill, Lynch, Investment Brokers will speak on "Finances
for Women" on November 16th in the Aware Lounge.
ALL STUDENTS - Book Review - Lecture Series on Wednesday November 15th. Mrs. Diane
Thomas will speak on "Southwestern Indian Detours" .
ALL STUDENTS - All students interested in nursing. It is extremely important that a.ll' pre
nursing students contact the counseling department (Ext. 207) and make an
appointment to attend a pre nursing advisement seminar•. The seminar will
cover all the infot'm4tion ooncerning prerequisites and applicatio~ procedure
to enter th~ nursing program. The seminars will be held weekly until the
end of the semester.
SAILING CLUB MEMBERS - There will be a meeting at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 16th in
Faculty Dining Room.
ALL STUDENTS -CEAS will present The Yugoslavian Dance Company, ABRASEVIC, on Sunday,
November 19th at 8:00 p.m. Ticket information is available t~rough the
Information Desk in Student Center. ABRASEVIC is the only company to win
fiist p~ize at all six major festivals in the same year.
.-:-:.-
'.,, ' '
ALL STUDENTS - Food Services Offered;
Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads
Daily Entrees -' Hot beef sandwich ••••••••••••.•••• ~ ••••' •• 70¢
Chili " 50¢
Burrito ,. SS¢
Special of the day -
Monds;y Tamale Pie " 7:0¢·
Tostada .. ". , 45¢
Tuesday - Ham and Inacaroni •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 70¢
Wednesday - Turkey and dressing ••••••.•••••••••••••••• 70¢
Thurs~ay - Liver and onions •••••••••••••.•••••••••••�� 70¢
Friday - Fish sandwich•..•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 55¢
Fries " 30¢
ALL STUDENTS - The Instructional Materials Center will be closed for Thanksgiving recess
November 23, 24, and 25.
NEW LIBRARY ~OOKS IN THE IMC
Artists' and Illustrators' Encyclopedia Quick
Basic Vocabulary Skills -- Davis
Beyond Sex Roles -- Sargent
Brothers in Blood: The International Terrorist Network -- Demaris
Building Systems Cost Guide -- Godfrey
CRC Handbook'6f Chemistry and Physics -- Chemical Rubber Company
Cacti and -Other Succulents -- Kramer -,
Chemical Engineering -- Killeffer
Commissioner: A view from the Top of American Law Enforcement -- Murphy
A Comprehensive Chicano Bibliography, 1960-1972 Talbot
Computer Simulation and Modeling -- Lehman
The Discovery of Tutankhamun's ToU\b -- Burton
Ethical Issues in Sex Therapy and Research -- Masters
Even the Browns -- Mead
The Eye of the Story ~- Welty
Faces: A Narrative History of the Portrait in Photography -- Maddow
The Female Spectator: English Women Writers Before 1800 -- Mah1
Future Environment Setting -- Arthur Beard Engineers, Inc.
Hiking Trails and Wilderness Routes of the Chiricahua Mountains, Coronado
National Forest, Arizona -- Taylor
Illegal Aliens -- U. S. Library of Congress. Education and Public Welfare Div.
Manual of Library'Economy: A Conspectur of frofessiona1 Librarianship for
Students and Practitioners -- Lock
Mathematical Methods in Science -- Polya ".
Of Worlds Beyond: The Science of Science Fiction Writing -- Eshbach ~
The Pottery of Santo Domingo PueRJ,.o,a,Detailed Study of its Decoration - Chapma
Privileged Ones: The Well Off and the Rich in America -- Coles
. Preparing Teachers of Mexican Americans: A Sociocultural and Political Issue --
" Arciniega
1066: The Year of the Conquest -- Howarth
Technology and Human Values -- Watkins
Thomas Paine -- Wilson ':",
Two Way Talking with Parents of, Special Children -- Chinn
Webster's American Military Biographies
Wheel:i,ng and Dealing: ConfessiQIl,s of a Capitol Hill Operator -- Baker
TheWilyW:i,tch,and all the Othe,rFairy Tales and Fables -- Bomans
The Wolf by the Ears ~- Miller .
ALL STUDENTS - AWARE ART REACH SHOW - November 18 and 19. Arts and Crafts for sale and show.
10:00 a:;.m: to dusk each day .. 'FREE ENTERTAINMENT - Clowns, Moon jump."
GCC Marching band. All proceeds ,will go for sc.holarships.
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BULLETI
LENDALECOMMUNITYCOLLEGE
6000- UJestDive Avenue
VOl.lfo£ 16 NlMBER J3 NOVa.1BER 20) 1978
....
Monday 20 Newman Club 2:00 p.lll. Council Chambers
Packet Pick-UP 5-8 p.m. Student Lounge
Band Concert 7:30 p.m. PAC
Art Show All Day Student Lounge
c Tuesday 21 Packet Pick-UP 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Student Lounge
AS Advisory Board Meeting 2 p.m. Council Chambers
Student Recital 12:30 p.m. PAC
Newman Club 7:30 p.m. Council Chambers
Art Show All Day Student Lounge
, Wednesday 22 Packet Pick-UP 9 a.m.-8p.m. Student Union
Stage Band Performance 12:00 p.m. Dining Room
Basketball Tournament 1-10 p.m. Gym
Mecha Meeting ~:OO p.m. Faculty Dining Room
Glendale High School
Cross Country 5:00 p.m. Stadium
Art Show All Day Student Lounge
Thursday 23 NO SCHOOL - Happy Thanksgiving
Basketball Tournament 1-10 p.m. Gym
Friday 24 NO SCHOOL - Happy Thanksgiving
Basketball Tournament 1-10 p.m. Gym
ALL STUDENTS - Spring Semester Packet Pick-Up and Registration
Packet Pick-Up for continuing students will be:
Nov. 15-16 (Wed.-Thurs.) 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Nov. 20 (MOn.) 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Nov. 21-22 (Tues.-Wed.) 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Registration for continuing students ONLY will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Dec. 2 (Sat.) Noon - 4:30 p.m.
Dec. 4-6 (MOn.-Wed.) 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
DAY STUDENTS
Dec. 4-6 (MOn.-Wed.) 1:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Registration for continuing and new students will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Jan. 8-11 (MOn.-Thurs.) ~:OOp.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Jan. 9-11 (Tues.-ThursJ) 2:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
.Student Union
Student Union
Student Union
Student Union
Student Union
ALL STUDENTS - All students interested in nursing. It is extremely important that all pre­nursing
students contact the couseling department (Ext. 207) and make an
appointment to attend a pre-nursing advisement seminar. The seminar will
cover all the information concerning prerequisites and application procedure
to enter the nursing program. The seminars will be held weekly until the
end of the semester.
- Food Services Offered;
Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads
Daily Entrees - Hot beef sandwich •••••••••••••••...•..•. 70¢
Chili~· . '" '•.' ,.. ci, • , ".• " ~ " 50¢
Burrito.,. !ll ti .. '.- ~ e, ~ " ~ ~ -:, ••• ~-. 55¢
Speci~l of the day-
Honday·~ n!20-Green chili Burro •.••••••.••••..•••••.• 60¢
Tuesday
Wed~
Thurs.
Frio
Tostada ..... til .. 0 ~,~ ... '.,_" .'., ....... " .. • '.,••'" ...... ~-'.45¢
11/21-Gaulash. • • . • . • ���•.••••.•••••.•.••••••• 70¢
11/22-~loppy Joe ~ .••••..•• '.•• " •••••••'..•••••• 55¢
11/23~Holiday
11/24-Holiday
AIJ, STUDENTS
ALL STUDENTS
- The Cafeteria and Snack Bar are self-service areas. Please assist the
cafeteria and Ca.mpus Beautification Program by placing all refuse in
contJiners provided. Please clear table or area when leaving.
The INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER will be closed for the Thanksgiving
recess November 23~ 24, and 25th, 1978.
'{ATI~RI\L IN THE MEDIA DEPARTHENT:
'iSSFTTES-
- Individualizing Instructional Programs
The Hulti-Handicapped Child
Aspects of Visual Problems
Career Ejucatin~
Ar~S\"ering the Critics of Vocational Education
Education and tue Counselor
Career Edlc8 ..ion: Challenges for Innovation in Community College
\,;hat the FU·~'H..e Holds for the Meaning of ~-1ork
f";,,:ser EcL 'C'.8ti, n 'md Caeer Choices
of I";,ucatiof. lri.th the World of ,{ork
:::an'er Educ'3ti",n for Minority and L01>! Income Persons
Challenges for Couneelors
th l~o ...-d
tOT Cor:hin,,,s 7unctton and Form
The: Potter spPCLks Through His l'f.aterials
Hork of the Artist Potter
Nc'] '<-lay of Leaking
err 'tivc by Stu~ _cs
in Pottery
Homes qre For Pr~e
Sur-vivinp", ..\.ntroduction to the Use of the College Library
T1'! ..dU3t r;ld the Resistance
Cccm('u:-a,-VJ.'R }lonitor Systc:.m
C~mera-VTR Monitor System
Applications of Portable Videaotape Camera
:~en,!Lt Patterns of Microphones
Microphones Overhead in the Classroom
s of l'lounting i'!ic;rophones
Camera-J'l!..'ni':.o,:' Sysi.:cm
Univers: The Brain
lYfadness and Medicine
.<·I'.!:J~J2:. I TAPE-In
Your Own Words: Learning to Write
"FtAYJZ,g,X?. DEADLINE:
/. relldnder to all '\iTrite.rs. artists, and photograpers - Final deadline for submisssion
of material for the creati"l7e arts magazine is December 15, 1978. Submit manuscripts,
H.m~ drawings or photos to LA-131 to be considered for publication.
nrDDlE~1f tB3lUJ (1(1~l~ [f\tl
·G'LEnORLE communlT~ COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 16
Monday 27
NmffiER 14
Newman Club 1 p.m.
November 27. 1978
Faculty Dining Rom
Tuesday 28 Newman Club 7:30 p.m.
AS Advisory Board Meeting 1 p.m.
Employment Recrui.ting All Day
Council Chambers
Council Chambers
Mall
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Sunday
29
30
1
3
Free Film "Hamlet"
MEChA Meeting
Stage Band Concert
Basketball Game
SAE Fuel Economy Campaign
Employment Recruiting
BSU Meeting
Student Recitals
Univ. Southern California
Recruiting
Phi Theta Kappa
Basketball Game
Arizona Women's Art Show
9 a.m.
2 p.m.
8 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
2 p.m., 7 p.m.
All Day
1 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
AllDay
7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
Student Lounge
Faculty Dining Ro~
PAC
Gym
SC 142
Mall
Council Chambers
PAC
Student Union
Council Chambers
Gym
Student Lounge
ALL STUDENTS - Registration for CONTINUING STUDENTS will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Dec. 2 (Sat.)
.Dec. 4-6 (Hon. -Wed. )
DAY STUDENTS
Dec. 4-6 (Mon.-Wed.)
12:00 noon - 4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
1:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Student Union
Student Union
Student Union
Registration for CONTINUING &~ STUDENTS will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Jan. 8-11 (Mon.-Thurs.)
DAY STUDENTS
Jan. 9-11-' (Tues.-Thurs.)
5:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Student Union
Student Union
ALL STUDENTS - All students interested in nursing. It is extremely important that all pre­nursing
students contact the Counseling Dept. (Ext. 207) and make an appoint
ment to attend a pre-nursing advisement seminar. The seminar will cover
all the information concerning prerequisites and application procedure to
enter the nursing program. The seminars will be held weekly until the end
of the semester.
ALL STUDENTS - There will be a meeting of the Student-Faculty Handicapped Advisory Com­mittee
on Tuesday~ Nov. 2S t atl:OO p.m. in room L-154. All those concerned
or interested are encouraged to attend.
ALL STUDENTS - on Tuesday &Wednesday, Nov. 28 &29, the Glendale and Phoenix Fire Dept.
will be on our mall. Both will be displaying their equipment and recruiting
firemen and paramedics.
~. ~d..l!Ut.Ni,~::' .". l'pOa ;;;~rv~ces liT rerea:
Snack Bar ~ Short order
Cafeteria - Home cook:!.ng, baking and assortment of salads
Daily Entrees - Hot beef sandwich•.••.••.•.....••••..•.•••. 70¢
Chili ,,. 111 .J!' ...... :fr .., ..... 10" '" '" ... It .ll ... Ii' ." ~, 1# .... "I lit III III ..... lJ. 50¢
Btlrrito Iii 'lI' • ~ " '" 1l! .. tJ .. '" .. a .. <01 .. "''''' 1P' If' \' 01 ~ .... "" $; 1t ..... lI' 1'1 N 55¢
Sped.al of the
Monday 11/27-Green Chili Burro ..••••••.••••••••••••••••• 60¢
Tuesday 11/2S-Country Steak .••••••••.••.•••••••.••••••.• 70¢
Wednesday 11/29-Fried Chicken .•.••••••••••••.••••••••••• 70¢
Thursday 11/30-Reubin S..:mdwich •••.•.••••••••.••••••••••• 75¢
~ries "" " "" '" .. ti' ,. .. lit It ,t •• ,. ;,. • 'I •• • 30¢
Friday 12/I-Fish Sandwich •.••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• 55¢
Fries"l '" '" .. " • '" ,. '" 'It '" '\ ., •• 11 ••• ,. 30¢
ALL STUDENTS - New library books in the !NC
Accent on Learning--Cross
Awake in the Dark: ~1 Anthology of American Film Criticism, 1915 to
the Present--Denby
Biology as a Social t-leapon--The Ann Arbor Science for the People Editorial
Collective
Catalog of Federal Education Assistali.ce Programs--Jasper
Central Arizona Ghost Towns-·-Spude
Children in Custody--U.S. National Criminal Justice Information and Sta­tistics
Service
A Core Collection of Print Material for Libraries Serving the Spanish­Speaking
of the Southwest--Reforma. Arizona Chapter
How to Read a Film--Monaco
Nationchild Plumaroja, 1969-1972~·-Alur::i.sta
Psychology and the Handicapped Child--Swets
Reader in Library Technology--Adamovich
Rock tn' Roll is Here to Pay: The History and Politics of the Music
Industry--Chapple
Solar Heating Design, by the F-Chart Method--Beckman
The Zunis of Cibola--Crampton
ALL STUDENTS - TRAVELER DElillLINE: A reminder to all writers, artists and photo­graphers-
Final deadline for submission of material for the creative arts mag­azine
is Dec. 15, 1978. Submit manuscripts, line drawings or photos to LA-13!
to be considered for publication.
ALL STUDENTS - Free movie "Hamlet" starring Nicol Hilliamson. Wednesday, Nov. 29
in the Student Lounge at 9 a.m., noon, 3 p.m. and 5:45 p.m••
ALL STUDENTS - C.B.A.S. presents Jim Eder - PAINTINGS A..~D PRINTS ... in the Student
Union Lounge beginning Nov. 17-Dec. 1.
ALL STUDENTS - Arizona State University representatives will be on the GCC campus
Dec. 8 from 9:00 a.tn. to 1:00 p.m•. The following representatives will be:
Mr. Steven Gutmore
Ms. Penelope Ewen
Dr. Robert Bininger
Mr. Jack Stadmil1er
Dr. Dudley Melichar
Admissions and Orientation
College of Nursing
College of Liberal Arts
College of Engineering &Applied Sciences
Center of Criminal Justice
ALL STUDENTS - Non-Restricted Veterans - Have you been certified for the Spring Semester???
To prevent a delay of your ($) money ($) check your Award Letter. It should indi­cate
certification through 5/14/78. If not, stop by V.A.O. (T2-106) now!!!!
ALL STUDENTS - The following scholarships are now available for application:
Alpha Delta f~2.a: Education maj or, financial need, full-time student.
~il Pr~.:Lng }funagemeTl!:_Ass.£SiatioJ?.L~oe~.x.Ct-::§'2..ter: Financial need,
completed 30 hours of study, full-time student, Business Data Processing
major, 2.50 or better GPA.
Vera M. Kil?8 Sch.?lar~t::~:l?: Japanese descent.
Oq~heus Hale Cho.ruB Sd":c:.:.l~!Ship": Ari.zona resident, at least 16 years of age,
high school graduate or equivalent. music major.
Sahuaro Kennel Club: Full-time student, GPA 2.0 or better, financial need or athlete.~
Glendale Garden Club: Student in the field of horticulture.
Mabi!;- ~~Stump .:Sun. C:j!.L":!'?~:fLi;.~~E Ro_~_~ry i:1ub: Graduate of Peoria or Dysart High
Schools. any member of the Glendale Community College Nursing Program.
American Harketing Association: Scholastic performance, financial need. Harketing maj(
1
14 nrr\r,',;~~ -r ! II . t~~4h.~ \j II i
! GLENDALE COfUN 'I' :;j: 6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE I
L-_....: ...... ._.., :,;..,:::~ .; _.",1t;"'~ ...':.
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Volume 16 Number 15 ..,: . ... ., December 4, 1978
----------------------------_._----_.__....
Monday 4
Tuesday 5
Wednesday 6
Registration
Newman Club
Registration
AS Advisory Board Meeting
Newman Club
Registration
Concert
12-8 p.m.
2-3 p.m.
12-8 p.m.
2 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
12-8 p.m.
8 p.m,
Dining Room
Council Cha;nbcr::
Dining Room
Council Chambe,:
Council Chambe\~i
Dining Room
PAC
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
7
8
9
BSU Meeting
VA Meeting
VA Meeting
Christmas Opera - "Hansel &GretelH
ASU Recruitment
MEChA Christmas Party
Christmas Opera - "Ransel &Gretel"
C.E.A.S. Family Night
Christmas Opera - "Hansel &Greter'
1 p.m.
1-3 p.m.
6-7 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9-,1 p.m.
3-9 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
4-8 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Council ChambeI'
Faculty
Council Chaml:"x'
PAC
Student Uni0r~
Dining Room
PAC
Student Unie,,..,
PAC
ALL STUDENTS - Registration for CO~~INUING STUDENTS will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Dec. 2 (Sat.)
Dec. 4-6 (Mon.-Wed.)
DAY STUDENTS
Dec. 4-6 (Mon.-Wed.)
12:00 noon - 4:30 p .. m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
1:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Student
Student Un:i.on
Student Union
Registration for CONTINUING A1TD NEW STUDENTS will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Jan. 8-11 (Mon.-Thurs.)
DAY STUDENTS
Jan. 9-11 (Tues.-Thurs.)
5:00 p.m. - 7:45p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Student Union
Student Union
ALL STUDENTS - All stu~ents interested in nursing. It is extremely important that all pre­nursing
students contact the Counseling Dept. (Ext. 207) and make an appc~~t·
ment to attend a pre-nursing advisement seminar. The seminar will cover all
the information concerning prequisites and application procedure to enter
the nursing program. The seminars will be held weekly until the end of the
semester.
ALL STUDENTS - TRAVELER DEADLINE: A reminder to all writers, artists, and photographers-­Final
deadline for submission of material for the creative arts magazine is
December 15, 1978. Submit manuscripts, line drawings or photos to LA-13l
to be considered for publication.
ALL STUDENTS - Food Services Offered,
Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking &assortment of salads
Daily Entrees ~ Hot Beef Sandwich••••.••.••••••.•.•• 70¢
Special of
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Chili,~·.-~••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••• ~.50¢
Butrito~.A*-•••••••• ~ •• $ •••••••••••• ~55¢
the day
4 Cheese Enchilada., .••••••••••••••••• 50¢
Chimichanga••••• ~ •••• ~ ••••••••.•••• ~85¢
5 Livi;:'1,· & Orlions •• '. ~ ~,. ~ •• -.'",. (f" •• 'l! '*..,. ~,. 70¢
6 Turkey Pot Pie•••••••••••••••.••••• ,70¢
7 REQ Beef Sandwich••••••••••••••••••• 70¢
French Fries ••••• '* • '" '. It ••••• 30¢.
8 Macaroni &Cheese ..••••••••••••••••• 70¢
ALL STUDENTS - The Opera Workshop will present ~\NSEL AJ~D GRETEL, A Christmas Opera,
by E. Humperdinck, Dec. 7, 8 & 9 in the Performing Arts Theater, 7:30 p.m.
Admission is free but tickets are needed. For information call Mary Ann
Dutton, ext. 230.
ALL STUDENTS - ASU Representatives will be on campus Friday, December 8 from 9 a.m. - I p.m.
ALL STUDENTS - Instructional Materials Genter
Regular hours will continue through December 20. The IHe will be open on
December 21 from 7;30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. and closed on FridaYt December 22.
The last nie Saturday opening will be December 16, 1978. Debt clearance
may be taken taken care of Jan. 8-12 (Mon.-Fri.) from 7:30 to 4:20. NO
T~1SCRIPTS wILL BE RELEASED L~TIL LIBRARY DEBTS* ARE CLEARED. There is a
$1.00 fee for the posting of a debt. (*If a debt is incurred or posted
after early registration, the registration will be cancelled.) All library
materials and art ;nints are dUl:~ December 15. The prints will circulate
again second semester beginning January 22 for students and January 29 for
faculty. There is a limit of one print per: person at any given time and
the circulating peri.od is one semester.
ALL STUDENTS - WO~ffiN'S VARSITY TENNIS TEAll - All women interested in trying out for the
varsity tenni.s team, plan to attend an important informational meeting on
Wednesday, December 13 at 2:00 p.m. If you cannot make the meeting, leave
your name with Hrs. Clayton in P.E. 140. .
ALL STUDENTS - NON-RESTRICTED VETERANS - Have you been certified for the Spring Semester???
To prevent a delay of your ($) MONEY ($) . Check your Award Letter. It should
indicate certification through 5/14/79. If not, stop by V.A.O. (T2'.;;106) NOW~~
ALL STUDENTS - Scholarships nO~l availc,ble:
Alpha Delta Kappa: Education major, financial need, full-time student.
Data Processing Management Asso~iation, Ph~enix Chapter: Financial need,
completed 30 hours of study, full-time student, Business Data Processing
major, 2.50 or better GPA.
Vera M. King ~~~ol~~hiE: Japanese descent.
Orpheus Hale Chorus Sc~o1<1r~hip: Arizona resident, at least 16 years of
age, high school gradual:e or equivalent, n,usic major.
Sahuaro Kennel Club: Full-time student·, GPA: 2.0 or better, flnancial need
·or athlete.
~lendale Garden Club: Student in the field of horticulture.
Mahle R. Stump Sun City-Youn~town RotarL Club: Graduate of Peoria or Dysart
High Schools,any member of the Glendale Ccrrununity College Nursing Program.
American Harketing Association: Scholastic performance, financial need,
~rketing !llajor.
Volume 16
Monday 11
Number 16
,MEChA,Bake Sale
WINTER SPECTACULAR
Maryvale HS Choir
Disco Dance
Newman Club
8-2, 6-9
All Day
11:30 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
December 11, 1978
Mall
Student Union
Student Union
Council Chambers
Tuesday 12 AS Executive Board
WINTER SPECTACULAR
Gambler-Band
Newman Club
Meeting 1 p.m.
All Day
11:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
SOA 116
Student Union
Dining Room
Council Chambers
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday,
Saturday
13
14
15
16
MEChA Bake Sale
Book Review Lecture
Series-Concert Choir
WINTER SPECTACULAR
Bob Gale-Hypnotist
Christmas Films
MEChA Meeting
BSU Meeting
WINTER SPECTACULAR
Pie Eating Contest
Christmas Cartoons
Gambler-Band
Concert Choir &
Chamber Singers
WINTER SPECTACULAR
Children's Christmas
Party
Christmas Cartoons
GCe Choir
Basketball Game
Basketball Tournament
8-2, 6-9 Mall
11 a.m. PAC
All Day Student Union
12:00 p.m. Dining Room
10:00 a.m. Grill Room
2:00 p.m. Faculty Dining Room
1:00 p.m. Council Chambers
All Day Student Union
10:00 a.m. Mall
10:00 a.m. Grill Room
11:00 a.m. Dining Room
8:00 p.m. PAC
All Day Student Union
10:00 a.m. Dining Room
10:00 a.m. Grill Roo~
11:00 a.m. Dining Room
7:30 p.m. Gym
9:00 a.m. Gym
AI.L STUDENTS - Registration for CONTINUING AND NEW STUDENTS will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Jan. 8-11 (Mon.-Thurs.) 5:00-7:45
DAY STUDENTS
Jan. 9-11 (Tues.-Thurs.) 2:00-4:45
p.m.
p.m.
Student Union
Student Union
ALL STUDENTS - All students interested in nursing. It is extremely import­ant
that all pre-nursing students contact the Counseling Dept.
(Ext. 207) and make an appointment to attend a pr~-nursing
advisement seminar. The seminar will cover all the inform­ation
concerning prequisities and application procedure to
enter the nursing program. The seminars will be held weekly
until the end of the semester.
ALL STUDENTS - TRAVELER DEADLINE: A reminder to all writers, artists, and
photographers--Final deadline for submission of material for
the creative ,arts magazine is Dec. 15, 1978. Submit manu­scri~
ts, line drawings or photos to LA 131 to be considered
for publication.
Monday 11
Tuesday 1:2
Wednesday 13
Thursday 14
Friday 15
ALL STUDENTS - Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking & assortment of salads.
Snack Bar - Short order cooking.
Daily Entrees: Hot beef sandwicb •... 70~
Chili .....•••..••.••. 50¢
Burrito .....•.••••.•. 55¢
Tamale pie ..••.•••.. 70¢
Tostado ...........•.• 4S¢
Chop Suey •.•....• ~· .•. 70¢
Turkey & Dressing •••. 70¢
Swiss Steak ••...•..•. 70¢
Fish Sandwich .•••..•• 55¢
French Fries .•....•.• 30¢
ALL STUDENTS - Women1 sVarsity Tennis Team:
All women interested in trying out for the varsity tennis
team, plan to attend an important informational meeting on
Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 2:00 p.m. If yo~·cannot make the meet­ing,
leave your name with Mrs. Clayton in P.E. 140.
7
ALL. STUDENTS - Second Semester Student Financial Aid Checks
All students who registered early may secure their grant an~1 ­or
loan checks from the Cashier's Office (or their designated
location) on Monday, Jan. 8, 1979. All other funds will be
available during registration week.
Please remember that your records will be checked for normal
progress and student-owed refunds to any grant program. Also,
scholarship recipients not maintaining the appropriate grade
point average or credit hours should pay their fees to the
Cashier immediately.
All students, who have National Direct Student Loans/Nursing
Student Loans and do not plan to return for the second semeste
1978-79, should schedule the required Exit Interview with the,
Student Financial Aid Office immediately.
ALL STUDENTS - Foreign Born Students: There will be a meeting, Wednesday,
Dec. 13th at 1:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge. Please use
this opportunity to express your ideas on formins a Foreign
Student Club on campus and become involved to insure its
success.
ALL STUDENTS - INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER
Correction: The IMC will be open regular hours through Tues.,
riec. 19, 1978. On Wed., Dec. 20, 1978, the ~MC will be
closed at 4:30 p.m. and on Thursday, Dec. 21, 1978 will be
open from 7:30 to 4:30 p.m. for materials return ONLY. The
last Saturday opening will be Dec. 16, 1978. The IMC will
be closed Friday, Dec. 22, 1978.
Jan. 2 through 5 the IKC will be open to faculty from 7:30­4:
20 and will be open January 8 through 12 from 7:30-4:20
for debt clearance. The IMC will resume normal hours on
Jan. 15, 1979.
All library materials and art prints are due Dec. 15, 1978.
The prints will circulate again second semester beginning
Jan. 22, 1979. There is a limit of one print per person at
any given time and the circulating period is one semester.
Students, it's not too late to receive academic assistance.
We have drop-in tutoring in Math, English, and reading, Mon­day
through Saturday. Stop by the Learning Assistance Center
and find out what tutors are available. Good luck on finals!~
DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF THE POINT SOURCE ALTERNATIVE
FOR THE METRO AREA. A-copy of this report issued by ~he
Environmental Protection Agency is available at the Circul­ation
Desk of the IKC for faculty and student review. Comment
on the report will be accepted by the Maricopa Association
of Governments for the next 45 days.
olume 16
...:IJ·T."
Number 17
ofive Avenue
December 18, 1918
[onday 18 Basketball Tournament 3-11 p.m. Gym
'uesday 19 Basketball Tournament 3-11 p.m. Gym
Newman Club 7:30 p.m. Council Chambers
rednesday 20 Basketball Tournament 3-11 p.m. Gym
One Act Drama Performance "8: 00 p.m. PAC
;hursday 21 Basketball Tournament 3-11 p.m. Gym
One Act Drama Performance 8:00 p.m. PAC
MID-YEAR RECESS 12/22/78 - 1/15/79
~egistration for CONTINUING AND NEW STUDENTS will be:
EVENING STUDENTS
Jan. 8-11 (Mon.-Thurs.) 5:00-7:45 p.m.
DAY STUDENTS
Jan. 9-11 (Tues.-Thurs.) 2:00-4:45 p.m.
Second Semester Student Financial Aid Checks
Student Union
Student Union
lil students who registered early may secure their grant and/or loan checks
from the Cashier's Office (or their designated location) on Monday, January a, 1979. All other funds will be available during registration week.
Please remember that your records will be checked for normal progress and
student-owed refunds to any grant program. Also, scholarship recipients not
maintaining the appropriate grade point average or credit hours should pay
their fees to the Cashier immediately.
All students, who have National Direct Student Loans/Nursing Student Loans and
40 not plan to return for the second semester 1978-1979, should schedule the
required Exit Interview with the Student Financial Aid Office immediately.
Non-Restricted Veterans
Have you been certified for the Spring semester??? To prevent a delay of your
$$$ money $$$, check your AWARD LETTER. It should indicate certification
through 5/14/79. If not, stop by V.A.O. (T2-106) now:::
1979-80 Student Financial Aid Applicat!~~~
The Student Financial Aid (SFA) blanks for 1979-80 will be available beginnin~
~anuar~ 2, 1979. They will be available at the SFA Office. Remember that you
must have the 1978 IRS 1040 or 1040A information available before you may sub­mit
the SFA application for processing .
..
The Lord of the Rings--Tolkien
JNSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER
The IHC will be open regular hours through Tuesday, December 19, 1978.
On Wednesday, December 20, 1978, the IHC will close at 4:30 p.m. and on
Thursday, December 21, 1978 will be open from 7:30 to 4:30 p.m. for materials
return ~nly. The last Saturday opening will be December 16, 1978. The IMC
will be clo8~d Friday, December 22, 1978.
January 2 through 5 the IMC will be open to faculty from 7:30-4:20 and will
be open January 8 through 12 from 7:30 to 4:20 for debt clearance. The IMC
will resume normal hours on January 15, 1979.
All library materials and art prints are due December l5~ 1978. The prints
will circulate again second' semester beginning January 22, 1979. There is
a limit of one print per person at any given time and the circulating period
is one semester.
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 library books in the IMC .••
The Actor's Life: Journals, 1956-l976--Heston
And Still I Rise--Angelou
A Basic Course in Manual Communication-~CommunicationSkills Program
A Bicultural Heritage--Schon
The Bunker: The History of the Reich Chancellery Group--O'Donnell
City Work at Country Prices--Donovan
Courtship, Marriage, and the Family--Kelley
Deaf Life Me--Spardley
Faith, Hope, and $5,000: The Story of Monsanto: The Trials and Triumphs of -
the First 75 years--Forrestal
The" Film Book of J.R.R. Tolkien:
I, Etcetera: Stories--Sontag
In Search of the Common Good--Erasmus
Jack's Book: An Oral Biography of Jack Kerouac--Gifford
Life and Time--Asimov
Mingei: .. Folk ""Arts of O·ld Japan--Munsterberg
Mommie Dearest-~Crawford
Radioactive Waste Management and Regulation--W1llrich
Talk with Your Hands--Watson
They Grow in Silence: The Deaf Ch~ld and His Family--Mindel
To ~ive Until We Say Good-bye--Kubler-Ross
Word Processing--Rosen
INSTRUCTIONAL TV SCHEDULE - SPRING SEMESTER '79
Arizona State University: Orientation to Education of Exceptional Children
Home Gardening
Open Math
Parent Child Relationships (Foo·tsteps)
Beginning German Conversation (Guten Tag)
Shakespeare in Performance (The Shakespeare Plays)
A Child's Right to Read
Beyond Words
Maricope County C01l1munity College District: Earth Science: t'Earth, Sea.& ~ky"­The
Metric System .
Child Development: The GrowingYe~
Philosophies of World.R.e1igions
Arizona State Department of Education:
Snack Bar hours:
Dee. 18, 19. 20 : 7a.1'1 .... 3 : 45p •m•
Dec. 18 4:30p.m.-9:00p.1I1.
Closed Tues. & Wed. 3:45-9:00 p.m.
The Letter People
Bread and Butterflies
Tradeoffs
A Childs Right to Read
Cafeteria: Open Monday Onlv - 10:30-1:]
Menu: Chop Suey ••••••••••••••••••••• 7(
Ruben Sandwiches ••••••••••••.• 7(
Bot Beef Sandwich •••••-•••••••• 7C
Chili :. ........•.....• . S(~ Burrlto, •••••••• ~ ••••••••••• ~ •• 53-,
Volume 16 Number 18 January 15. 1979
- Tuesday
'Wedn~sday
Thursday
Friday
. Saturday
January 15
16
17
18
19
20
Late Registration (Day)
Late Registration (Evening)
Drop/Add (Evening)
Late Registration (Day)
Late Registration (Evening)
Drop/Add (Day)
Drop/Add (Evening)
A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
Late Registration (Day)
Late Registration (Evening)
Drop/Add (Day)
Drop/Add (Evening)
Women's Basketball - P.C.
Veteran's Job Seminar
Aware Meeting
Archery Meet - P.C.
Campus Crusade Meeting
C.E.A.S. Meeting
Men's Basketball - Central Arizona
Women's Gymnastics - Glendale Invit'l
Softball Clinic
1 pm - 3 pm
5:30 pm - 8 pm
5:30 pm - 8 pm
1 pm - 3 pm
5:30 pm - 8 pm
1 pm - '3. pm
5:30 pm - 8 pm
1 pm - 2: 30 pm
1 pm - 3 pm
5:30 pm - 8 pm
1 pm - 3 pm
5:30 pm - 8 pm
5:30 pm
9 am - 11: 30 am
12 pm - 2 pm
3:30 pm
8 am - 9 am
7 pm
7:30 pm
10 am
1 pm - 4 pm
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
SOA 110
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Gym
Student Lounge
Student Lotinge
Sta. - Fld.
Fac. Dining Rm.
SOA 110
Gym
Gym
T-2 105
ALL ~TUDENTS INTERESTED IN NURSING - It is extremely important that all pre-nursing students
/ contact the Counseling Dept. (Ext. 207) and make an appointment to attend a pre-nursing ad­visement
seminar. The seminar will cover all the information concerning prerequisites ,and
application procedure to enter the nursing program. The seminars will be held weekly until
the ~ebruary 1 deadline for application.
1979~80 STUDENT FINANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS - The Student Financial Aid (SFA) for 1979-80 will
be available beginning January 2. 1979. The SFA blanks will be available at the SFA Office.
Remember that you must have the 1978 IRS 1040 or 1040A information available before you may
submit the SFA application for processing.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS - The Spring Semester,' s Activities Fair Week
will begin January 29 through February 2, 1979. '
SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT FINANCIAL AID CHECKS - All students who registered early may secure
their grant and/or loan checks from the Cashier's Office (or their designated location) on
Monday, January 8, 1979. All other funds will be available during registration week.
Please remember that you records will be checked for normal progress and student-owed refunds
to any grant program. Also, scholarship recipients not maintaining the appropriate grade
point average or credit hours should pay their fees to the Cashier ia~ediately.
All students. who have National Direct Student Loans/Nursing Student Loans and do not plan
to return for the second semester 1978-79. should schedule the required Exit Interview with
the Student Financial Aid Office immediately.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich •
Burrito • • • .
Chili • • • . • •
SPECIALS OF THE DAY -
• • • 70¢
• • • • 55¢
• • • • • 50¢
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
January 15 - Green Chili Burro •
Tostado .•
16 Goulash ••
17 - Fried Chicken •
18 - Beans &Weiners
19 Fish Sandwich
Fries • . • • •
•• 60¢
45¢
70¢
• • . • • • 70¢
70¢
55¢
• 30¢
Volurtte 16 Number 19 January 22, 1979
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Monda.y
Tuesday
, Wednesday
.' Thursday
. 'friday
S~turday
January 22 Art Show (Indian Drawings)
I.DSSA Awareness Heek
Chicano Services Advisory Board
Open Recruiting Day
23 LDSSA Awareness Week
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Newman Club Meeting
2u LDSSA Awareness Week
NO BOOK REVIEW1 LECTURE SERIES
Black Student Union Meeting
Women~s Basketball - E.A.G.
Men's Basketball - E.A.G.
25 LDSSA Awareness Week
Sailing Club Meeting
Archery Meet - S.C.C.
Special Advisory Board Meeting
26 Campus Crusade Meet:i.ng
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
Campus Crusade Fun Night
27 Geology Club Mineral Show
M.E.Ch.A Statewide. Meeting
MenTa Basketball - Cochise
9 am - 2 pm
3:30 - 5 pm
9 am'- 2 pm
9 am - 2 pm
1 pm'- 2:30 pm
1:30 - 9 pm
q am - 2 pm
11 am- 12 noon
1 pm - '2: 30 pm
5: 30 pm .•
8:00 pm
9 am - 2 pm
2 pm
2:30 pm
3 pm - 4:30 pm
8 am
10 am - 11 am
7:30 pm - 10 pm
8 am - 6 pm
2 pm - 4:30 pm
7:30 pm
Stu. Lotinge
Stu. Lo~nge
Fac. Dn. Rm.
Stu. Union
Stu. Lounge
SOA 110
Council Ch.
Stu. Lounge
Stu. Lounge
Council Ch.
Gym
Gym
Stu. Lounge
B 107
Field
Council Ch.
Fac. Drl. Rm
Council Ch.
Gym.
N. Park. La
Stu. Lounge
Gym
~~~TUDENTS INTERESTED IN NURSING - It is extremely important that all pre-nursing students
contact the Counseling Dept. (Ext. 207) and make an appointment to attend a pre-nursing ad­v:
18ement ~eminar. The seminar will cover all the infor.mation concerning prerequisites and
~ppH~at.ion procedure to enter the nursing program. The seminars will be held weekly until
the February 1 deadline for application.
1979-80 STUDENT FIN&~CIAL AID APPLICATIONS - The Student Financial Aid blanks (SFA) for
I9i9-80 will be available beginning January 2, 1979. The SFA blanks will be available at the
SFA Office. Remember. that you must have the 1978 IRS 1040A information available before you
may submit the SFA application for processing.
AT1:ENTION ALL STUDENTS - There will be a SaiUng Club Meeting on Thursday, January 25 at
2 p.m., in Room B lOi. ~ew~~embera Are Welcome!
ATTENTION ALL STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS - All interested Clubs and Organizations who
WOUld like to reserve' a station for the Activities Fair (January 29 through February 3) please
see Mr. Christian in SO 109.
ATTENTION AL~§TUDENTS - This week in the Student Union the L.D.S.S.A. (Latter-day Saint
St~dent Association) will be sponsoring Mormon Awareness Week. This display will include
translite~, films, and reading literature. The hours are from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. EVERYONE
15 ~WELCOME!
!-
A1'r~NTION ALL s'rtJrn~:wrs - Pl.:nHG come cl;"jmyour ltH:lt tUlm~, (t1()tt~ho(:'!kf':> book", ,1<1ckf}t:14 • etc.)
"_Ili·~rhe·1~;;T·~;nir-j:Oijn~COe..p~rtmetlt 10c;ltl'~d tn'RooIn SO 109. "
e'OO!!<,:?.!f..BYJ£~,~QEIK~!R
SnIck Bar - Short Ord~r Cooking
Careteria - Borne cooking, Baking, ASMortment of Salad~
,~t\JJ:1<..J.a~I~[~!l~ Hot Beef SfHldwi ch
Bur'll.to •
Chil:!
~ .. .. .70c
• .55e
· .SOc
~!t~~Lt\!&~gl:..ImLiJ~, -
Monday
Tu~gdnY'
W~dn'~sd.ay
'Chm"gd;,ty
FridtlY
J~t1UlU'Y' 22 .- Gh:i.mh:}vmg;:t
TamHl t~ pIe •
23 - Liver And Onion~
14 -' V@fil Gi.ttlet
25 - !?'eubel1 Snndwkh
Ft::l~B '...
26 - Fish $smdwich
Fd.M
MIlC,lrnn{ and Bam
.85<:
• •• 65<:
,65~
.6:>¢
.70t
• .30¢
.55e
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ALliSl'UDE'NTS - t'tNVl'rATIONAL '77". an e:xh:J.b:i.tion of lndlan drawinp,;t;. wUl be pre$el1t.(~d in
<i;~h·~-'it'~·«I;o..t··~Lounge be$lim'l.:1n,g J;aowu"y 19th through F'ebruf,l,ry 2nd. Spot1~()r€td by C.E.A.S.
l~~TRl:gt.ONAI.:.MA21.!11!&.~~~!§~
Ltbrllry Hou'rl'l ••.• " .•..•.1;mua.ry 15. 19i9
PrG!dia
L~ttt1'Jlt'ig AgE!j1'ltatH:~ Center
Lhutting C@'I)tfi:'.r
7:00 a.m. to 9:5cr ~.m. M~day-Thurad$Y
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 ~.m. Fridfrj
7:00 lit. tn. t<' 8:00 i'.tn. Mooday-1:1Iut',sda.y
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m.fo'rldny
7:00 a. m. to 9::ro p. tn, Monday-Thurscltily
7:00 a.m. to 40:00 p.m. Fddlty
7:30 a.ttl. to 9:~ p.m. Monday-Thursdi!ty
7:30 a.m. to 4:2~ p.m. Friday
(,
The In~tr'Uct,:tonalr:-ia.ter-ll'llr. Center wIll b(~g:tn the Sprtrtg Sl!!m~tet' Saturday
op~n1.ng on ,Janua.:ry ZOo 1979. Thl.~ hours will be from 9:00-12:00 a.. tn.
::hn'V':lc~~ wJ11 :tnclu(h~ full Hbn1.ry serv:Lcea. AV ~qu:ipmcnt Mldifistt'uctional
film d~11'\7~ry. tutocing~ l.t6terdng Cent.er and Lel1rrdng At3s:lf!ltance C~nter
fad.l:itie" .
I'
:>lut'le 16
onday
uesday
rednesday
rhursday
?riday
·;aturday
January 29
January 30
January 31
February 1
February 2
February 3
Number 20
Activities Fair
Activities Fair
A.S. Advisory Board
Ne~n Club Meeting
Ac.tivities Fair
Black Student. Union
Bake Sale
Book Review Lecture Series
Black Student Union Meet
Archery Meet vs Pima
Activities Fair
Campus Crusade Meeting
Activities Fair
C.E.A.S. Board Meeting
Campus Crusade Fun Night
Men's Wrestling vs Mesa
Men's Basketball vs Pima
9 am ~ pDl
f>\li 2: 30 p,c
1 ~ pm" 9
9 arn .2 plTI
10 'fiTO
i, : :10urJ. .- 8:
1: m: - 12 noon
2 Pei; :} : :. r pm
:;
8 . 9 an
9 am -. 2 pm
7 pm
7 : 30 pm,l-:nn
6 1m
7' pn
29, 1979
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Student Union
Student Urdon
Council Chambers
Council Chambers
Student Union
licross from
the Bookstore
Sl.udent Lounge
Cound.1 Chamber';
Field
Student Union
Pac. Di~ing Roor;
Student Union
SOA 110
Gym
GyJ.l1 Ann:?x
Gym
\LL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN NURSING - Please contact the Counseling
>efore the February 1 deadline for application.
rtment (ext. 207)
lTTENTION ALL HUNGRY STUDENTS - There will be a bake sale fc day and
lponsored by the Black Student Union on Wednesday, January 31. Thei, wi]l
md cupcakes for all who wants them. The hours are from IG ;~m to 1: pYll,
. ~,jeryone is WELCOME! WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!
students
be cakes, c00ki~s.
and 4:30 pm ...: 8:30 p:';,
.' I.1;TENTION ALL STUDENTS - Mark February 8 on your calendar. "Ihis will be the kick-off of a
;eries of interest programs for Re-Entry Students ••. sponsored by ~l\T.A.R.E, -- more next
reek •
•TTENTION ALL STUDENTS - THIS IS IT! THE MOMENT YOU'VE AI..L I'?EN t.JAITTNG FOR! IT'S FINAU.S
.CTIVITIES FAIR WEEK! NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO JOIN ONE OF OUR NAs,ry CLUBS CAMPUS. DON IT
IE SHY • • • GET INVOLVED!
~TENTION ALL STUDENTS - Please come claUn YQur lost items
.n the Lost and Found Department located in Room SO 109.
"'h'"ioli:" > booKs> jackets, etc,)
TTENTION - Please throw all trash and left-over food it" the
ben leaving the Grill Room. Thank you.
provided for trash
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED -
Snack Bar Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich • •
Burrito •
Chili • • • . • • .
SPECIALS OF THE DAY -
· . . . . . . . . .- . • .70C
.55¢
Monday January 29 - Cheese Enchilada · · · · · · · · .50c
Tostada . · · · · · · · · . . . . · · · · .45(.:
Tuesday January 30 Baked ham w/fruit sauce .70<;
Yams .30c
Wednesday January 31 - Lasagna . · · · · · · · · . . · · · · .70C
Thursday February 1 Meat Loaf · · · · . • . · · · · . 7O.:
Friday February 2 - Tuna and Noodles . . . . · · · · .70e
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER - Fifty-eight reproductions of famous paintings, framed and
teady 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-serve basis. To make the prints available to as many students as possible, -,
there is a limit of one print per person. Students must show their ID cards each time they
check out an art print, book or other materials. All prints are due back May 4, 1979.
Borrowers assume full responsibility for liability in the event of loss or damage; however,
there is no rental fee.
Students may check out art prints beginning January 22, 1979. Faculty and staff may begin
check out January 29, 1979.
Schedule for cassette duplication and tape player check-out - A student enrolled in a course
using audio materials is to bring his cassette tape (90-minute TDK Highlander, Memorex, or
~cotch only) to the Library Circulation Desk where he will be gi1Ten a label on which to write .~
his name and the title of the tape to be copied (tape cases should not be left). Tapes requir,
24 hours for duplication.
;rape players may also be checked out at the Ci::.·cuIqtion Desk: ;J!".... :J r
'
identification and leave his name and social security nUt"t.J,""" 1,)« l-Ue check-out card. Players
~y be checked out for three 'days (e.g.; those checked out on Monday are due back Wednesday,
those checked out on Thursday are due Monday). The fine for overdues is 25¢ per day.
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC •
American Sign Language • •Fant
Conversational Sign Language II .
Cottage Six • • • • Polsky .
The Cry for Help ••Farberow
The Egyptians • • .Ruffle
The Fit Athlete •••.Shephard
Hazards of Deafness • • ••Holcomb
Inside the National Enquirer: Confessions of an Undercover Reporter • • .Bernard
Mexico in Crisis ••••Hellman
Process in Relationship • • • .Powers
Reading and Study Skills • • .Langan
Sign Language ••••Fant
Snap, Crackle, and Popular Taste •••.Schrank
Training Programs and Place~ent Services • •Appleby
Visiting Our Past: America's Historylands •.• National Geographic Society
Vocational Opportunities • . • .Cook
)
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~olume 16
'Monday 5
; ,Nu!1lber 21
Art Show Dimensions '79 ALL DAY
February 5 t 1979
5L
Juesday
~
Wednesday
(
Thursday
Friday
'Saturday
6
7
8
9
10
Art Show Dimensions '79 I Prescott Center College Reps
A.S. Executive Meeting
Art Show Dimensions '79
Grand Canyon College Reps
; Book Review Series
BSU Meeting
Women's Basketball vs. MCC
Men's Basketball vs. MCC
Art ShDw Dimensions '79
Re-entry Program
Sailing Club Meeting
Art Show Dimensions '79
Campus Crusade Meeting
Inte~. Christian Fellowship
Ments Wrestling VB PC
Men's' Wrestling vs Pima
ALl.. DAY 8L
10 a.m. - 1 p.m. SU
1 p.m. - 2:30 p ••• SOA 110, .
ALL DAY SL
9 a.m.. - 1"- p .m". SU
11 a.m. - 12 p.m. 5L
2 p.m. - 3:30 p .m'. ce
5:30 p.m. Gym
8:00 p.m. Gym
ALL DAY 5L
2 p.m. - 4 p.m. .SL
2 p.m. - 3:30 ,p .m. ee
r: " ',,,-
ALL DAY SL
8 a.m. - 9 a.m. FDR
10 a.m. - 11 a.m. ec
7 p.m. Gym Annex
3 p .'m. Gym Annex
PRIZES FOR IDEAS! - Do you see gas or electricity being waste:d o'n campus?
CEAS is offering two prizes of $25 each for the best suggestions for cutting
'~ollege energy costs. Entry blanks are available at the Information Booth
in the Student Union Bldg.Don'td~lay. Contests ends Feb. 28 t 1979.
\
Special Services is sponsoring a Workshop on Section 504 of the V6cationa~:
Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Presentation will be given by Dr. Michael Miller,
Co-Editor of SugsestedGuideline For Local Scho01 District Compliance With
Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act ~f 1973. The workshop will
be held Feb. 7 t 1979, 9:jO~10:00 a.m., in the Student Lo~nge. Workshop is
open to anyone interested in learning about Section 504.
BLACK HERITAGE. WEEK will be held Feb. 12-16. There is a full 'slate ot action
planned throughout the week, including four feature length films. This year's
featured speak.er will be nationally known black feminist, Ms.' Flo Kennedy •.
Please lock your car/truck. Protect your valuables by not leaving them in
an unlocked vehicle.
All vehicles got displaying college parking stickers will be issued a citation.
All rules and regulations applicable to college parking will be fully enforced.
A copy of tb~ parking rules can be bbtained in the security office (SO 123).
or in the; student handbook and class schedule. All violation, are payable
at the cashier's window outside the bookstore.
Food Services Offered
Snack Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, Baking, Assortment of Salads
DAILY ENTREES - Hot Beef Sandwich .
Burrito . . • . • .
Chili . . . • • •
SPECIALS OF THE DAY -
. . • . • . . . . . . . . ·70¢
. . . . . . . . . . . . . ·55 ¢
. . . . . . . . . . . . . SO¢
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
February
February
February
February
February
5 - Green Chili Burro .••..••..•60¢
Tostada ••.•��•••••••.••45¢
6 - Spaghetti •••••••••••.••70¢
Garlic Toast •.••..••.•.•10¢
7 - Veal Parmesan •••.•••••..•70¢
8 - Chop Suey ••••.••.••••..70¢
9 - Fish Sandwich • . . • • • • • . . • .55¢
Fries . .. • . . . . . . . . . . . . .30e
(Book Review- and Lecture Series continues Wednesday, February 7 in the Student
Lounge at 11:00 a.m. Mr. Vance Hansen will b~ lecturing on "Johnny Can Too
Write --Somehow!" Please plan to attend.
WESTERN PIONEER DAYS - March 10th Beard Growing Contest - Children's Western
or Pioneer Dress Contest. To register "CLEAN SHAVEN" no later than Febru~ry 15
~for Beard Growing Contest, please go to the C.E.A.S. office, or call 995-5085.
,ALL STUDENTS - Pat Smith, private psychologist in Phoenix, will speak on
overcoming your fears, at our Re-entry Program meeting which will take place
on February 8, in the Student Lounge. THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME I The program will
'begin at 2 p.m.
ATTENTION ALL SAILING CLUB MEMBERS - There will be a Sailing Club meeting on
Thursday, February 8, at 2 p.m. in the Council Chambers. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME!
~NEW LIBRARY BOOKS IN THE IMC
.Biling~al Selections form Sophocles' Antigone -- Sophocles
, Brother to a Dragonfly -- Campbell
Building & Remodeling for Energy Savings -- Higson
I Citations for Nonpri~~ Media Formats in Term Papers and Theses -- Llewllyn
Continuing Education of Deaf Adults: Report of a Survey Conducted for Bureau
of Education for the Handicapped, United States Office of Education -- Schein
~ Curso Basico en Comunicacion Manual -- O'Rourke
Diccionario de Mejicanismos -- Santamaria
The Dictionary of Biographical Quotation of British and American Subjects -- Ken
~ James Baldwin, a Critical Evaluation -- O'Daniel
Mexicano/Chicano Concerns and School Desegregation in Los Angeles -- Haro
Mind Breaths -- Ginsberg
~ 1978 Western Educational Computing Conference: Trade Show and Vendor Track,
November 16, 17, 18 -- California Educational Computing Consortium
Potential Achievement, and Rehabilitation in the Deaf Population -- National
Association of the Deaf
Restless Journey of James Agee -- Moreau
( MEDIA RECEIVED 1/30/79
Audio Records -
A Buen Juez Mejor T~stigo
El Cabrero De San B~bles
( La Comedia Nueva
Don Candido Bueno Fe
Fabulista
Liricos
Romances
Las Mocedades Del Cid
Don Quijote
How to Study Your Textbook
Reading the Content FieldS: Mathematics
Reading the Content Fields: Practical Arts
Reading the Content Fields: Science
Reading the Content Fields: English
Taxpayers Revolt: Are Constitutional Limits Desirable?
BLACK AWA.NISS
~QJJ[D)~~1 fB3lUJ [b[b[E1fHff
GLENDALE COMMUNITY'COLLEGE.
6000 West Olive Avenue
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VOLUME 16 NUMBER 22 FEBRUAR'
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
12 Community Band Concert
DIMENSIONS '79 Art Show
BLACK HERITAGE WEEK
"Jazz Thing"
Feature Length Film - "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner"
13 Newtnan Club
Newtnan Club
AS Advisory Board Meeting
DIMENSIONS '79 Art Show
BLACK HERITAGE WEEK
Feature Length Film - "The Learning Tree"
Gospel Choirs
Disco
14 VALENTINE'S DAY - HAPPY BIRTHDAY ARIZONA:~
Book Review - Mark Twain's, "God's Fool"
AWARE Meeting - AWARE Lounge - "Job Search ProgramH
BSU Meeting
MEChA Meeting
Symphonic Band Concert
Women's Archery vs. PC
DIMENSIONS '79 Art Show
BLACK HERITAGE WEEK
Feature Length Film - "The Autobiography of
Miss Jane Pittman"
15 DIMENSIONS '79 Art Show
BLACK HERITAGE WEEK
Karate Demonstration - Mr. Darryl Khalid/Black Belt
16 Campus Crusade Meeting
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Archery Conference Meeting - Metric 600 - PC
CEAS Board Meeting
Men's Basketball vs. PC
DIMENSIONS '79 Art Show
BLACK HERITAGE WEEK
Feature Length Film - "Raisin in the Sun"
Speech - Ms. Flo Kennedy
17 Wrestling vs. Az Western College
Phoenix All-Pro Stage Band
7:30 p
Daily
10:30 a
11: 30 a
7:30 C1
1:00 t
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Students who need extra income should consider applying at the Career Center's
desk for one-shot. temporary jobs that come up from time to ti~efrom the DES,
active file will be kept, and interested students will be notified on a rotati'
such jobs are available. Jobs include yard work, vacation house-sitting, and
move. If you're interested, apply at the Job Placement desk in the Career Cen
of the cafeteria.
West Side Food Bank is in need of canned food to replenish their shelves. Flo
still in need even if the water has subsided. Let's all help in this project
GCC really cares. Food will be accepted in the AWARE Lounge or the Student Of
AWARE Meeting, Valentines Day, Wednesday, 12-2 p.m. in the Aware Lounge. Spea
Liz Vella on "Job Search Program."
~k Bar - Short order cooking
!ter,ia - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads
Daily Entrees: Hot Beef Sandwich•••.•..•....•.•• 70¢
Chili .•.••..•.••..•....•..•...... 50¢
Burritos.......•..•.••...•.•..•.• 55e
Specials of the Day:
SOUL FOOD FOR BLACK HERITAGE WEEK
Monday 12 Liver and Onions ••.• ~ •..••.....•• 70e
Buttered Rice ••..•••••••••..•.••. 30¢
Chimichanga•••••...••..••••.••••. 85¢
Tuesday 13 Pork Chops and Dressing •...•••..• 70¢
Beans II .... "" '!> II' .. t ....... fi ...... " ...... " • " .. • 30¢
Wednesday 14
Thursday 15
Friday 16
Cornbread ..•..•...•.•.•...•.•.••• 10C
Fried Chicken•......••..••...•.•. 70e
Black Eyed Peas ...•..•........•��• 30e
Raisin Pi.e ••.•.•...•.•...•.•.•.•• 40e
Beef Rice Goulash wI Cabbage ..••• 70C
Bread Pudding ....•.••.•..••.•.•.• 40¢
Fish Sandwich••••.•.•.••.•.•.•.•• 55��
Fries ...........•....•..••••..••. 30e
Cherry Pie •...•.•..•.•......•.••. 40¢
Library of Con~
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nned throughout the week, including four feature length films. This year's featured
aker will be nationally known black feminist Ms. Flo Kennedy.
k Review and Lecture Series continue on Wednesday, Feb. 14 at 11:00 a.m. in the Student
.nge. This week Mr. Jack Hartley will speak on the topic, "Mark Twain-God's Fool."
zes for ideas. Do you see gas or electri.city being wasted on campus,? CEAS is offering
I prizes of $25 each for the best suggestions for cutting college energy costs. Entry
,nks are available at the Information Booth in the Student Union Bldg. Contest ends Feb. 28:
Ineer Days - March 10th - Beard Growing Contest - Childrens western or Pioneer dress contest;
register for the beard growing contest, register clean shaven no later than Feb. 15 at
,S Office or call 995-5085.
~ Educational Opportunity Center, will be hiring five tutors to work on the GCC campus.
~re is one position ai>en for each of the following areas: Chemistry, Math, Accounting, "1
~lish and Reading. Interested persons should contact Ken Hollin, T2-l07, or call 934-2211,
:. 328.
~ Learning Assistance Center has recently acquired a Visualtek, Model RS-8. Basically, the
maltek is a video low vision aid manufactured to enable people with moderate to severe
~ht limitation to easily, independently read and write. The system utilizes a television
litor, a camera and a powerful lens. Nearly anything that can be "seen" by the camera can
viewed greatly magnified--to over 60 times the origianl size--onthe monitor screen. If
1 are interested in using this read and write system, stop by the LAC, IMC L-138. The
~ will be closed Feb. 19, 1979 which is being observed as President's Day.
"Library Books in the IMC. . • .
tistas Placticos Mexico 77
st Loved Songs of the American People--Agay
l Exam Study Guide
ildren: Behavior and Development-McCandless
e Complete Runner--Editors of Runner's World Magazine
slexia--Haugen
Folklor Musical Del Istmo De Tehuantepec--Cajigas
om Private Vice to Public Virtue--Reed
idelines on Pregnancy and Work-The American College of Obstretricians and Gynecologists
nds Across the Sea--Registry of InterpretE;rs for the Deaf, Inc.
del State Plan for Vocational Rehabilitation of Deaf Clients: Revised-Schein
arez--Sierra
e Materials and Techniques of Painting--Wehlte
dical Terms Simplified--Stegeman
Mini-Guide to Exceptionality--Remediation Assoc~ Inc.
isajes Y Leyendas: Tradiciones Y Costumbres De Mexico--A1tamirano
Selected Annotated Bibliography of Books, Films and Teaching Media on Sign Language-­Communicative
Skills Program
ang 5000: Modismos Del Ingles Traducidos Al Espanol--Hughes
Study of Post Gra duate Plans of Az High School Seniors: Final Report--Fenske
rvey Drafting--Watt1es
e Times Atlas of World History--Barraclough
S. Energy Demand &Supply 1976-85, Ltd. Options, Unlimited Constraints--U.S.
rId Statistics in Brief--United Nations. Statistical Office.
OF EHTS
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Tuesday
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NO SCHOOL - PRESIDENT'S )JAY
Newman Club
Newman Club
AS Executive Board ME,etin!!
Men's Baseball 'IS. Scottsdale
Women's Softball 'Is. U of A
Audubon Series - f1Northwest Adventure and
Adventures in Penn' s ~1oodsH
DIMENSIONS '79 Art ShOlv
Book Review Lecture Series "Edward the King"
Phoenix Grid Plan
Az Air National Guard
BSU Meeting
MEChA Meeting
Sailing Club
Women's Archery
DUfENS IONS '79 Art Show
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:45 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Day
11:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
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Friday 23
Saturday 24
Sunday 25
Ax Air National Guard
Phoenix Grid Plan
DIMENSIONS '79
Campus Crusade for Christ Meeting
Phoenix Grid Plan
Az Air Notional Guard
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Meeting
Women's Basketball 'IS. CAC
DIMENSIONS '79 Art Show
Wrestling Tournament
Tennis 'IS. Cochise
Hunt!Ario1i Art Show Opens
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
All Day
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
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The response for the WestSide Food Bank is really poor. Please contribute to those less
fortunate than you. - They~nee-~f YOIJ:11 support. Boxes are in the Student Union and AWARE Lounge .
The West Side Food Bank services flood victims.
Glendale Connnunity College is presenti.ng a one credit mini-course for women, Wednesdays from
1: 15 to 3: 00, starting February 28th. The course ~·]jll include small discussion groups' and a
series of speaker programs. You may register for this course in the Adm:issions Office, Feb.
12th through the 23rd. For further information, call the Counseling Offfce. 934-2211, Ext. 29
rood Services
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Snack Bar-Short order cooking
Caf2teria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads
Daily Entrees - Hot beef sandwich. .
Chili. . • • • .
Burrito•..•.•
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Tamale Pie • • • .
Green Chili Burro.
Turkey Pot Pie • • . . • • .
Reuben Sandwich. .
Fri.es. •
Macaroni and Cheese. • • .
Special of the
Honday 19
Tuesday 20
Wednesday
Thursday
~utEoor Camping Club meeting, Tuesday, February 28, 11;15 a.m., T2 105. Plans for Spring
outings.
~~~.A.S. presents Photography by E.J. Hunt and Raku Pottery by Susan Arioli in the Student
Lonngebeginning Feb. 25th through March 14th. Formal opening for the Hunt/Arioli Exhibition
is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 25th, in the Student Lounge from 2-5 p.m •.
The Educational Opportunity Center will be hiring five tutors to work on the GCC Campus.
There is one position open for each of the following areas: Chemistry, Math, Accounting,
English anA ~~ading. Interested persons should contact Ken Hollin, T2-l07, or call 934-2211,
Prizes for Ideas. Do you see gas or electricity being wasted on campus? CEAS is offering two
prizes of $25 each for the best suggestions for cutting college energy costs. Entry blanks
are available at the Information Booth in the Student Union Bldg •• Don't delay. Contest
ends Feb. 28 •.
~.~~1~nts who need extra income should consider applying at the Career Center's Job Placement
d~sk for one-shot, temporary jobs that come up from time to time from the DES Job Service.
An active file will be kept, and interested students will be notified on a rotating basis when
such jobs are available. Jobs include yard work, vacation house-sitting, and helping people
move. If you're interested, apply at the Job Placement desk in the Career Center, east end
of the cafeteria.
Book Review and Lecture Series continue Wednesday, Feb. 21 at 11:00 a.m. in the Student Lounge.
Mr. Lyle Walcott will address the subject, "Edward the King,T1
The Sailing Club will meet in the Business Bldg on Feb. 21, at 2 p.m.• All members should
plan to attend.
J..Hstructional Materials Center -
New Periodicals in IMC:
Analog Science Fiction and Fact
Challenge
Daedalus
Exceptional Children
Family Handyman
Freebies
Genetics
Laubach Newspaper
Modern Maturity
Mpnthly Periodical Index
The Sciences
Sierra Club Bulletin
Skiing
Small Busines Computer News
Supervisory Management
Washing~o.n Monthly
Reli~iou$ Rap Sessions given by Fr, Doug Nohava, Thursdays, 11:00 a,m, - Newman Club
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Honday 26 Art Show All Day SL
Tuesday 27 Newman Club
Tennis vs. Pima
NEwman Club
Art Show
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2:30 p.m.
7: 30 p.