Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 17, Numbers 1-08. September 04, 1979 - October 29, 1979.

Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 18, Number 09-14. November 05, 1979 - December 10, 1979.

Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 19, Numbers 1-14. January 21, 1980 - April 28, 1980.

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
600 west Olive Avenue
Glendale, Az 85301
8,2010
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volume 17 N° 1- 11
Volume 18 N° 1- 14
Volume 19 N° 1- 14
September 4 1 1979
1979-1980
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VOLUME 17 SEPTEMBER 4, 1979
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Saturday
SaturdaY
Saturday
Sept. ~l
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Vol1~~vb,tll 4:00 p.m.
C.E.A.S B-B-Q 6:00 p.m.
Football 7:30 p.m.
Gym
Student Union
HOME
CHILD CARE: As f Press timt. no arrangement has been yet worked
out for the children of Gee Students. It is our hope that something
will be done soon. Please bear with us!
ARCHERY TEAM: ,10in the a11-nE?:w 1970-80 GCC Archery Team. We plan
to "go placesII and we'll be "shooting" for the 1980 U.S. Intercol­legiate
Chanpionship again! elll Coach Rhodes 846-8036. Meeting
Sept. 25, 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. at the archery range.
ACTIVITIES FAIR: The third week of school is activity week (Sept. 10
through 14) 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. each day. Any club or Student
organization wishing to promot£, the club or its activities may contact
the Coordinator fo student Activities Office (SO 113 or Ext. 254)
in order to arrange a table in the Student union Hallway.
WOMEN I S BASKETBALl, ~ Women's Basketball Meeting and Practice
wednesday September 12, 1979. 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
NEW BOOKS I.N THE IHC
(see attached list)
The L"1C will be closed on Monday. September 3, 1979 - LABOR DAY.
NEW BOOKS IN THE INC • • . .
Animal Nutrition--Maynard
Antietam"'-Frassanito
Archaeology of the Bible--Magnusson
The Art of Indian Cooking--Dutt
Assessing Large-Scale Public Job Creating--U.S. Employment and Training
Administration
Black Americans--Dunn
The Changing American Diet--Brewster
Cibil Disobedience in America--Weber
The Complete Book: of Houseplants & Indoor Gardening--Steffek
Decorating American Style--Wilson
Drug Dependence in Pregnancy--National Institute on Drug Abuse
Essentials of Forestry Practice--Stoddard
The Existential Pleasures of Engineering--Florm,:m
Families Across the Life Cycle--Knafl
Halfway Houses--hllen
The Harvard Guide to Modern Psychiatry--Nicholi
How to Study in College--'Pauk
Ice or Fire: Surviving Climatic Change--Halacy
An Introduction to Hopi Pottery--Museum of Northern Arizona
Juan Salvador Gaviota--Bach
Mathematics and Science--Schaaf
National Solar Energy Education Directory--o'Connor
Oral History--DiSwis
Plague--Gregg
Saving America's cities--Geller
Wild Life in the Par West--Hobbs
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lNSTRUCTIONAL ~~~~3IALS-i~NT~~
Librat"y Hours .•••Beginning August 27, 1979:
7:00 a. !li. to 9:50 p.m. Monday-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p. m. Friday
Media 7:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. Monday-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Listening Center 7:30 a. nl. to 9:50 p. m. Monday-Thursday
7:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Learning Assistance Center 7:00 a.m. to 9: 30 p.m. Monday-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday
Saturday . . . .. . . , . .Starting September 8, 1979: 11:30 - 2:30
The Learning Assist.anee Center offers YOll. the student. a variety of free
and beneficial programs" Tutoring Is offered on a scheduled basis, ­drop-
in basis, or in thf~ class room. ~;Je have tutors available to help you
in a~most every academic Bub:jf>,Ct 'wh:l.ch :is offered on campus. We are
located in the Instructional Mate dahl Clfmter, IMC L-138. Our hours
of operation are: ~londay-Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Friday,
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; and Saturday, 11:30-2:30 p.m. Come and see how
we can assist you with your classes!
IMC CIRCULATING ART PRINT COLLECTION _ .. to _ ."'------_. •
Fifty-eight repr.oductions of famous paintings, framed and ready for
hanging, are on open circulation in the l.ibrary and are availabe to all
students. Selection can be made September...K1:hrougb,./·t::ifrom the Art Print
Photo Album at the Circulation Desk. The prints are circulated on a
first-come first-served basis. To make the prints available to as many
as possible. ttl~re ls..}~; limit of one print per person. All prints are due
back December ,14. 19]9.' Borrowers assume full responsibHity io'r
liability in the event of loss or damage; however, there is no rental fee.
Schedule for Cas$e,tte DU2lication l!p-d Tape Pl~er Check-qut:
A student enrolled in a course using audio materials is to bring his
cassette tape (90-minute TDK Highlander, Memorex or Scotch only) to
the Library Circulatlon Desk where helshe will be given a label on which
to write his/her name, date, :instructor's name, lesson and tape number
to be copied (tape cases should not be left). Tapes requi.re 24 hours
for duplication. No more than three tapes at one time will be accepted.
Tape players may also be checked out at the Circulation Desk; a student
must sho~ his college ldt':ntiHcatioll and driver's license and sign
his name and social security number on the Chf;:1Ck-out card. Players
may 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.
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Student Union 9:00 - 2:00 P.M.
Student lounge 6:30 - 9:30 P.M
SEPTEMBER ~, 1979
A L _
Activities Fair
C.E.A.S. Elections
NUMBER 1
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
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6000 West Olive Rvenue
Monday
VOLUME
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Sept.fl
Sept. It
Sept. II
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Wednesday Sept. i2
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Film. Bobby Deerfield
Activities Fair
B.S.U. Meeting
Associated Students
C.E.A.S. Elections
Volleyball
Film, Bobby Deerfield
Book Review
i-tlm.Bobby Deerfield
Activities Fair
Student Lou~ge 9 A.M. - 3 P.M.
Student Union 9:00 - 2:00 P.M.
Counc i I Chambe rs I I : 30
Council Chambers 1 :00 P.M.
Student lounge 6:30 - 9:30 P.M
Gym 7:00 P.M.
Grill Room 9:00 A.M.
Student Lounge 11:00 P.M.
Student lounge 12:00 P.M.
Student Union 9:00 - 2:00 P.M.
Thursday Sept. 13
Sept. 13
Activities Fair
United Mutual For
Education Club
C.E.A.S. Election
Student Union 9:00 - 2:00 P.M.
lA-141 2:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 6:30 - 9:30 P.M
L Friday Sept. 14 Activities Fair Student Union 9:00 - 2:00 P.M.
• • • • 75~
• • • • 55~
• • • . 60~
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• a .. • • •
Hot beef Sandwich
Chill.
Burrito ..••.
Daily Entrees -
~ SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
CafeterIa - Home cooking. baking and
assortment of salads
l_ Specials of the day:
Monday Sept. 10 Chimichanga. · 90e Tamale Pie · · · · 75<. Tuesday Sept. i 1 Country Steak. · · · · · · • · · · 75¢ Wednesday Sept. 12 Fried Chicken. · · . . · · · · · · · · 75<. Thursday Sept. I 3 Chop Suey. . · · · . . · · · · · · · · « · 75~
Friday Sept. 14 Tuna Noodle. · · · · �� · · · · · · · · 75~
~HILD~: The Sugar and Spice "Nursery has agreed to grant G.C.C.
Student special rates for child care. The nursery Is located at
5435 W. Myrtle Ave. Phone: 937-8884. They accept children from
age 18 months to 6 years of age. They operate from 6 A.M. to
6 P.M.
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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS SPONSORING FILM:
On September II and 12, A5socia~Students will be
sponsorinQ the Bobby Deerfield, It will be shown in
tha Student Lounge from 9:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. and
12:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M. Admission is free to all
G.t.C. Students.
CREATIVE ARTS MAGAZINE STAFF NOW FORMING: Sign up now
Tn'CA-131-rrob~Arear if you'-are interested in being
a member of the editorial staff of THE TRAVELER, G.t.C.'S
creative arts magazine. For further information, see
either Ms. Schledat in LA 116 or Mr. Bayley in LA 115.
NEW BOOKS IN TIlE !Me
American Law and the Constitutional Order: Historical Perspectives--Friedman
American Religious Values and the Future of America: with Contributions-....Ahlstrom
The Blue Parade--Reppetto
Breeding and Improvement of Farm Animals--Warwick
The Concise History of Woman Suffrage: Selections from the Classic Work of
Stanton, Anthony, Gage. and Harper--Buhle
Contemporary Chicano Theatre--Garza
Drugs--
The Encyclopedia of Collective Bargaining Contract Clauses--Stessin
Great Film Directors: A Critical Anthology--Braudy
¥ The Guitar Player Boo1<.--
the D'y"''<
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the Hf\'nst1(~i.'U!lt A of thE~ Afro-American Experience--Johnson
the £l'!2:havtoral Sdences--Doob
tn M ::ic"", 187~-1!j7t,: the Creation of a Capttal
i".merican Sci E~nt'1sts and the Reredity-E.nvironment
1:c;'/::crsy, 190n",j/t,t""~Cravens
L:i:J{~.{1 \n:;~ Food ,l>!"~n tfuose Lives are Money: Poems--Oates
"';;otrol--Chaxhc;nneB.u
COLLEGE \,,'0 l\
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STU STUDENTS: Student help needed as soon as
.. ii t e MIfHIIS and Woments Physical Education Depart-
As istants to P.E. Equipment Clerks (checking
equipment for classes. etc.)
2. Do l1cing the qrounds, scrubbing mats, other
i n t (, nn n ce for fa c i I ! tie s •
Su rvlsor for Wight Room
5. Typist or General Office
.j
7u Aides for Coaches
f· e (, I
L 9
I'oor'
d .(j 1'1 n' and 01 man for (; a c h 0 f the Equi pme n t
hese people wi it ';lOrk by themselves from 5 to 9 p.m
d,~y whenever school is in session.
ppl US(ln,
P.t:: F,~cul y
trom t t nis COl
D . Staheli or the Secretary, Donna Rice in the
(located at the end of the locker rooms across
j.
)
de , D,ssociated Students wi 11 be sponsoring the
it i 11 ~e shown in the Student Lounge from 9 A.M.­:
00 p.m. tc 2:00 p.m. Admission is free to all G.C.C.
How to Study Your Textbook
Master Reading Complete Course
Mini-Course for loday's Realtor
Navajo Songs and Stories for YOung
Children
Nitrogen Fertilizers: A RiskWeMustRun
Pesticided: A Threat to our Ecosystem
Poetry of Browing
Practical Mathematics for Grades 7-12
Pu ctuatlon: Guideposts to Clarity
Recognizing Long Vowels
Recognizing Short Vowels
Serrt"Hltlc5 - S. I. Hayakawa
Speed Reading
pelling With long/Short Vowels
t uctural Analysis: Compound Words
Sound and Fury
Swift and Scientific Satire
Tune In: Blue Network
WAter Management: The Vital Science
Sylphldes. Les
Women in Early American Literature
i e }:1 C
(Spanish)
U:n91 h)
ar~ t~"'~e t:(:,()S- ~;. e
t'l
Organically Better Way?
s Great Hit
in (}lve P«;;rf;:~;:ts
n i), fot' dl011 (Brahms)
for' PI n (D eli"ak)
Pal't3 0 Sf)~;ech
of Ptof ssit:Hal tI,::;al Estate
rk the Architect
he Floor Plah - It's Relation to the House
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6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME
~onday
18 NUMBER 3
Sept. 17
SEPTEMBER 17, 1979
"'uesday
e1ednesday
Sept. 18 A. S. Executive Board Meeting
Sept. 18 R.S.U. Meeting
Sept. 18 Day Break Meeting
~ept. 18 Volleyball G.C.C. vs. P.C.
Sept. 19 A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
Sept. 19 M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Sept. 20 Newman Club Meeting
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M.
Council Chambers 11-1 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30-9 P.
Gym 5:00 P.M.
Student Lounge ~2-2 P.M.
,Faculty Dinning Room
2-4 P.M.
Council Chambers 7-10 P.M.
Friday Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
C.E.A.S. Executive Board Meets SOA 7:00 P.M.
Cross-Country VB. Scottsdale Home Field 4:00 P.M.
Campus Crusade for Christ -
Fun Night Gym 7:30-10 P.M.
,Saturday
Sunday
Sept. 22
Sept. 23 Douglas Lawrence Recital P.A.C. 4-5:30 P.M.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and
assortment of salads
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 75¢
Chili. . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . 55¢
Burrito. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 60¢.
ARCHERY ~EAM: Archery team practice September 25 on the range 2:00 P.M.
Come join:--
HIKING~: Meeting to be held Sept. 18, 1979 at 11:15 in room T2-105.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Women's basketball practice September 19th 5:30 ­7:
00 P.M. Come join the practice.
CHILD CARE: Child care is available for the children of G.C.C. students.
,The Sugar and Spice Nursery will accept children if the student parent
shows a class schedule card for ~.C.C. classes.
The hours of operation are from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. and the charge is
.~$l. 00 per hour. The nursery accepts children 18 months to 6 years of age.
The address of the nursery is 5435 W. Myrtle Ave - Phone 937-8884.
ARIZONA WILDERNESS AREA REVIEW
(
Public comment is invited by the U. S. Bureau of Land Management on
proposed changes in Arizona wilderness areas. Areas affected are
. in the Hualapai and Aquarius mountains in west-central Arizona
(Lake Havasu. Kingman, Lake Alamo, Baghdad.•.•• ).· Ask at the IMC
Reference Desk for maps of the proposed changes.
ATTENTION:
Students who want a tour of the library may drop in from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
on Tuesday, or Wednesday September 18 -19. Please ask for the tour at the
.Reference Desk.
lmthology of ~~edj(l''''nl ~lusic--rUdr!lrd H. l!oppin
The i\pp~t1.:i.S<lt p.~. Re,ll r:ntate--Americnn Instit"tc of Real Estate APprais~rs
non~?nrte--Rarnctt
Bl~ocn' s Pr,1in; Reflect ions on the Romance of Scicnce--Sngan
Connections--ilurke
The Courage to be Imperfect: The Life arid Work of Rudolf Drcikurs--Terner
Design fot Flying--Thurst~n
Oi.seases and Pests of OrnamentC\l Plants--Pirone
Ethics at the Edges of Life--Ramsey
Fema Ie ComplaInts: Lydia PinI:ham and the ntIS iness of Fomen' s tredicine--Stage
The Great Shnrk Hunt: Strange Tales from a StraniJe Time--Thomoson
Grouing Up Handicapped: A Guide for Parents and Professionals' to Uelping the
Zxcepti.ona 1 Chi Id--Ayrault ..
Inperia lism in the Tuentieth Century--Thornton
Jailbird--Vonnegut
The tkdusa and the Snail: Hore Notes of a niology ~';tltchcr--Thomas
Hovin;j Dodien:, Nonverbal COnuTIunication in Social R':l Intionshfps--I.afrance
On Becoming GarLRogcrs--IUrschenbaulll
Popular Culture in l~arly Nodet"n Europe--nurke
Rags and Ragtime: a 1.1usical History--Jasen
Jlights of the Eldedy & Retired--l-:ishard
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Media Received .........
Slides:
---Advanced Vegetable Gardening
American Design in the 1800's
American Design: The Shakers
Brave New World
CrosS and Switchblade
Death of a Salesman
Motion Pictures:
Alterfng Bust Size
Altering Hip Size
Amperes, Volts and Ohms
Basic Electricity - AC Parallel Circuits
Electromagnets
Fitting Pants Patterns
Series and Parallel Circuits
Snaketown
Transistors·- PN Junction Fundamentals
Video-Records
Birds of the'Galapagos
Candide
Charles Lolonia (Indian Artist Series)
China's History Unearthed
Danger - Radio Active Waste
Darwin and the Galapagos
Decoration
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GLEnOAlE comnlunlT~ COLLEGE
6000 lliest Olive Avenue
VOLUME 17 NUMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 2'4, 1979
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Monday Sept. 24
Tuesday Sept. 25 B.S.U. Meeting
Day Break Meeting
A.S. Board Meeting
Wednesday Sept. 26 M.E.Ch.A Meeting
Thursday Sept. 27 Newman Club Meeting
Council Chambers 11:30-1.P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.-9 P.M.
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M.
Facul~y Dinning Room 2-4 P.M.
Council Chambers 7 P.M.
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Sept. 28 Cross-Country vs. P.C. Home Field 4 P.M.
Rutgers Univ. Jazz Combo P.A.C. 11:30-2 P.M.
Set>t. 29 Football VB. College of Stadium 7:30 :P.M.
Eastern Utah
Weight lifting meet Gym Annex 1:30-10 P.M.
Sept. 30 Douglas Lawrence Recital P.A.C. 4-5:30 P.M.
fQQQ SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of
salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich.
Chili .
Burrito. • • • • •
·· .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · . . . . . . . . .
• • • • • • • 75¢
• • • • • • • 55¢
• • • 60¢
Specials of the day:
Monday Sept. 24 Taco . . • . . · • · · 50¢ Green Chili Burro '. · • • 65¢
Tuesday Sept. 25 Salisbury Steak. · · · . . • • • • · · · · · · • 75¢
Wednesday Sept. 26 Pork Chop and dressing . • . . . • • • · · • · · · • 75¢
Thursday Sept. 27 Reuben Sandwich. • 75¢ Fries · · • • • · · · · · 35¢
Friday Sept. 28 Fish Sandwich. · · • · 65¢ Fries • · • • · · • · · • 35¢
CHILD CARE: Child care is available for the children of G.C.C. students.
The Sugar and Spice Nursery will accept children if the student parent shows
a class schedule card for G.e.c. classes.
The hours of operation are from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. The nursery accepts
children 18 months to 6 years of age. The address of the nursery is
5435 W. Myrtle Ave. - Phone 937-8884.
The charges will be as follows:
During classtime After classtime
1 child. • . . . . · 1.00 per hr. 1 child. . · · • · • · 1.25 per hr.
2 children . • · 1. 75 per hr. 2 children · • · · · • . . 2.25 per hr.
3 children . • · 2.50 per hr. 3 children · • • • · · • . 3.25 per hr.
There will be a .50 charge for lunch per child. There will be a charge of
1:00 for every half hour your're late after closing.
You will be asked to show your time card and payment will be asked for in
advance with no refunds due to the fact that students know their classes and
times.
You are welcome to come in and look around anytime.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Women's basketball practice September 26 at 5:30 - 7:00 P•.M.
Come join the practice.
ARCHERY TEAM: Archery Team practice September 25 on the range 2 P.M. Come join.
MEDIA RECEiVED .•••••••••••
Slides
Fahrenheit 451
Flowers for Algernon
Great Gatsby
H~~$e: Breeds and Color Types
Huckelberry Finn
tvlotion Pictures
Transistory - Low Frequency Amplifiers
Vectors
What Controls Current Flow-Resistance
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC •••••••••
Video-Records
Doctor Carl Whitaker Does
Therapy with a Role Play
Family
Empire State Building
Fresh Water Plankton
Glaze Application
The Goody Guy and the Group
Agricultural Marketing: Systems, Coordination, Cash, and Future Prices-­Purcell
The American Occupational Structure--Blau
Animal Reproduction, Principles and Practices--Sorensen
Arizona State Medical Directory, 1978-79
The Complete Canoeist's Guide--Bridge
The Dancer's Book of Health--Vincent
Finite Mathematics for Ma.nagement, Life, and Social Sciences--Barnett
Garden Construction--Tanner
General Relativity from A to B--Geroch
Guide to Desert Running and Body Maintenance--Bittker
How to Love Every Minute of Your Life--Hendricks
The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Succulents--Rowley
International Jobs-Kocher
John Curry--Money
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning
Robert Lowell: Life and Art--Axelrod
Solar Age Catalog: A Guide to Solar Energy Knowledge and Material-­Storytelling:
Readings/Bibliographies/Resources
Sunset New Western Garden Book
Violence and the Family--Martin
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VOLUME 17 NUMBER 5
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COrTln'lLJnIT~ COLLEGE
illest Olive Rvenue
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CALANDAR o~ EVEN~S:
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 1 Student Leadership Workshop
Oct. 2 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
B.S.U. !'1(!eting
We United Club Meeting
Day Break Meeting
VollByb 11 Gee va, Pima
Faculty Dining. Room 2-5 P.M.
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M.
Council Chambers 11:30-1 P.M
Council Chambers 2-3 P.M.
Couucil Chambers 7:30-9 P.M.
.Gym 5 P.M.
Wednesday Oct. 3 Book Review Lecture
Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship Meeting
U of A Nutrition Workshop
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Mutual For Education Meeting
Thursday Oct. 4 Newman 19b Meeting
U of A Nutritiou Workshop
Volleyball Game
Student Lounge 11-12, P.M.
Council Chambers 10-12 P.M.
Student Lounge 7-9 P.M.
Faculty Dining Room 2-4 P.M.
1..A-141 4-5 P.M.
Council Chambers 7-10 P.M.
Student Lounge 7-9 P.M.
Gym 5:00 P.M.
Friday Oct. 5 C.B.A.S. Executive Board Meets SOA 7:00 P.M.
Saturday 'O'c t. 6 Football GCC va. Porterville Stadium 7:30 P.M.
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FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment
of salads-
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef
Chili. •
Burri,to.
Specials of the day:
Sandwich.
't • • .. ,.
9 • • • • • • • • • • ., • • • 75 ¢
•• ..•••.• SS¢
• • • • • • • • • • * 60C
Monday Oct . 1 Cheese Enchilada. · • SS¢ Chimichanga. · · · 90¢
Tuesday Oct. 2 Swis s Steak . · · , . • · 75¢
Wednesday Oct; 3 'I'urkey & Dressing · · . . . . . · · · · . · · 75¢
Thursday Oct. It Meat Loa.f . . · · , · . . . . . · · • · . · · 75¢
Friday Oct. S If1 tsll Sandwich · · · · 65¢ Fries · . . · · · · 35¢
, •..._.~_.w . .._.__._.. -...... ........._
CHILD CARE: Child eta e is ava i1sb lee or the children of G. C. C• students.
The Sugar and Spice Nursery will accept children if the student parent
shows a class schedule card for G.C.C. classes.
The hours of operation are from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. The nursery accepts
children 18 months to 6 years of age. The address of the nursery is
5435 W. Myrtle Ave. - PhODe 937-8884.
The charges will be as follows:
During classtime After classtime
1 child•••.••. 1.00 per hr. 1 child. • . 1.25 per hr.
2 children •..•. 1.75 per hr. 2 children ...•• 2.25 per hr.
3 children. •. 2.50 per hr. 3 children ••... 3.25 per hr.
There will be a .50 charge for lunch per child. There will be a charge
of 1.00 for every half hour your Ire late after closing.
You will be asked to show your time card and payment will be asked
for in advance with no refunds dUB to the fact that students know their
classes and times.
You are welcome to come in and look around anytime.
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!i0ME~2. BASKETBALL: 't~omen's baske thaI1 team open prac t ice Wednesday's
at 5:30 - 7:00 P.M., in the gym. Come join the practice.
SWIMMING POOL: The swimming pOD 1 \,;I:i11 be closed f or repairs from
September 27 until October 15.
N fhe Career Center will host a Career ";.__.~<.<.<"C;:';;'-_;C;.•::-:;;:·..:.; ...;;..
opment Symposium e Performing Arts Center auditorium on
Wednesday, October 24 at 1:10 P.M. The symposium, which will be open
to students and the public, will focus on careers in:
Law & Administration of Justice
Health & Health Technology
Nursing
Business
Data Processing
Communications & Media
.Engineering & Technology
Social & Public Services
Several of the speakers will be well-known personalities, and the
program is sure to be interesting and informative. If you or anyone
you know is trying to decide on B career, this is your opportunity to
get some first-hand information that will help. Admission is free •
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SCROLARSJL~!§_ AVAILABL~:
pelts Ka£E~ Ga~ - Alpha XI Chapter - Omict'on State: Education major,
sophomore, 3.000 GPA, female returning to school, financial need •
.AlE.hEl Del~-!!!.2..£.,.~: Educa tion maj or, f irtancia1 need, full-time student.
_Ari~. Char i tab Ie Found~J;J;.QJl:.' Bus iness maj ot'. scho1as tic recot'd.
Glendale Women of the Moose: Nursing major, financial need. no age
limit,' female.~-----
"HarrI.Jt~__Truman.~.QJa.rsh+..n ,FoundatiQ.!!: Pursuing a degree, will be a
junior in academic year 80-81, U.S. citizen or U.S. national, cat'eer in
public service. Deadline for filing: Nov. 1, 1979
Contact Financial Aid Office for information. ---------_._.---,~,------
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC •• , .
Animals in Folklore--Porter
Anthology of Children's 11terature--Johnson
Bircher-Benner Nutrition Plan for Arthritis and Rheumatism-­Branda
for Breakfast--Brando
Children's Rights: Contemporary Perspectives--Vardin
Draft Environmental Statement: Salt-Gila Aqueduct--Central Arizona Project-­Estimating
Solar Energy Available for Collection--
Go hire Yourself an Employer--Irish
Green House Grow How--Pierce
Illustrated Solar Energy Guide--
Jung--Brome
Just Above My Head--Baldwin
Messages from the Stars--Ridpath
Reclamation and Use of Disturbed Land in the Southwest--Thames
Philosophy in the Classroom--Lipman
Progress for a Small Planee--Ward
Russian Poems--Kayden
The Sikhs: Their Religious Beliefs and Practices--Cole
Solar Pool Heaters--Goldberg
Sturdy Black Bridges: Visions of Black Women in Literature--Bell
To Run After Them--Lamphere
Women in Traditionally Male Jobs: The Experiences of Ten Public
Utility Companies--
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STUDENT I.D. CARDS: I.D. cards for evening students can be picked up
in 80-112, Monday-Thursday from 5:00 - 8:30 P.M.
GLENDALE COl\1l)'1llNITY COliLEGE
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VOI1JHE 17 NUMBF.R 6
C.h_LE-.'N-D-E-H -OF -E-V-E-N_1'S: .........
OC'roBER 8, 1979
O::t.. 8 Ccmrunity Band Concert
CCt. 9 Daybreak Maeting
cpen.i.ng of Art. Hahn' s Art Sl'l.aw
Pecitals
PAC
Council Chaml::ers
Student IDunge
PAC
7:30 P.M.
7:30 P.M.
7:30P.r,t.
12:30 P.M.
t'1ednesday O::t. 10 lbok Review Lecture
B.S.D. Advise:!:y Board
M.E.Ch.A. ~ting
united Mutual for Education Club ~ting
Student r.otmge
Student tounge
Faculty Dining Room
tA-141
11:00 l\.M.
.1:00 l' .M.
'2:00 P.M.
4:00 P.M.
Thursday ()::t. 11 Newnan Club
Recitals
Council Chamters
PAC
7:00 P.M.
12: 30 P.1\1.
Friday OCt. 12
~~:~",::sa ...;... • • _
peon SERVICES OFE'ERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Hare cooking, baking and asso:rt:nent of salads.
Lf3.ily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich•••
. O1ili.............
Bt1.:r'rito.. .. . .. . . . .. . . .
Gpecials of the day:
IJI • • • ..
• ... ,. • • III •
• • 75¢
• • 55¢
• • 60¢
l\'bnday
Tuesday
¥k~dnesclay
'I"tn.1rsday
F"ridaY
O;t. 8
OCt. 9
OCt. 10
Q::t. 11
<:ct.. 12
Green Chili Burro. • • 65¢ 'Ibstada ••
Pep~red 'Weiners tit Rice. • .
Beef Stroganoff. • • • •
'furkey Pot Pie • • • • .. • • •
Fish Sandwich. • • 65¢ }"'ries..
• • • • • • 50¢
· • 75¢
• 75¢
• • 75¢
• • • • • • 35¢
FII'S'rA OCWL Ct1NDlDATES: The aWlications nay be picked up at SO-l12. The office is
(~-r:r.a!l 7:jTj A.M:-':'-8:30 P.M. M:Jnday through 'Ihursday and 7:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. on
E~riday • J.:r-o..adline for the carp1etion of these forms is Friday OCtober 12. c;o:; IS
DESTTh'P.J) 'ID v-m.J 'mrs YFAR! LETS GIVE IT OUR ALI.. !
LD. CARDS: LD. cards for students who l."'egistered for classes in April are available
In-'13c):II:r-fran 7:30 h.M. to 8:30 P.M. M:mday through'Ihursday and 7:30 to 4:30 on Friday.
Cam and get t..~!
I{fJ:p WANJ."E,'D: The information center in the stooent Union needs a night student to 'V.K>rk
8:·00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 5 days a 'W\;;ek. The l:A'1Y is studE"llt l s wages. Preference will be
given to a student •..me is very familiar with the canpus and its flmctions •
.For an interview see Mr. Ibbert Christian in the student .Activities Office SQ-113.
CI\RE'ER CENTER: fJev.Jey Hopt:Xrr, Chann.el 12 weatherman, is one of the speakers who will
f5.:1.rEi.cipaEe l:n the ca...~r ~velor:nent Synp::>sium to be presented by the can.~r Center on
CX.::t.ober 24. Hr. Hop~r will speak on careers in C.armunications & Media. Other career
fields to be covered are: Law & Administration of .Justice, Business, Da:b:3. precessing,
Nursing, Health & Health 'l'echnology, Social & Public services, and Engineering &
'I'echnology.
'rhe symposium will be held in the Performing Arts Center auditorium~ sta:rt.ing at
1~30 P.M. OCtober 24. Admission is free, and all students and tl1e geJleral public
are ~lCOm2.
}}' ~X.~!J 'I<F: ~;ON'F~~!':l.A!n~ J'1AT:i~tAG~ 9R !?IVO~, be sure to hE'.aT Dr. Ted Barkin speak
\'~e(mesday rrorrung at the Book Reviel:tol & U:..'Cture series on "No-Fault .t'1arriage/NO-Fault
Di.vorce. 1l It:cture is at 11 :00 in t-he Student tDunge.
ARr HAHN D~ EXHIBITICN: e.E.A.S. Presents "Art Hahn Drawing Exhibition in the
Student Student Iounge o.::tober 1 through O:"Xober 18. 'Jl1ere will be an exhi.bition
lecture by Mr. Hahn on o::tober 9. In the Student lounge from 7:30 P.M. to 10:00 P.l-i•
..
HCNOR SOCIEI'Y MEE'!.'!N3: GCC's chapter of Phi Theta. KaP£B, Cmicron Lambda, will be
holding their next rceeting at 4: 00 P.M. on~ 11 in the student cafeteria.
All nanbers are invited to attend.
ad
NE.W J3CXlKS IN THE IM: ••••••
Design .Manual for Solar water Heaters--<bldberg
The Family-Fothrran
Fran teaming to Eaming--Reubens
Introductory Biology-Jones
Library and Patron Response to the ern catalog-Butler
Library Research Guide to Biology--Kirk
M:xie.m Pueblo PotteJ:y, 1880-1960--
A National Periodicals center-
New York Theatre Annual 1976-77-Hughes
Terrorism--wallace
t'ilesterm Bane Landscaping-Srnith
MEDIA RECEIVED••••..•....•
Video Iex>rds
Stacking cind Firing
'Ihrowing
'lbngues of l'Sl Parts 1 and 11
United States Troops' to M?xico
tobran of Chamlla
Filmstri~
Biily ianguage
Brave New lo'k:>r1d
Breeds of Beef cattle
Breeds of Dairy cattle
Breeds of Sheep
Breeds of Swine
canterbury Pilgrims
careers in carputers
careers in the Leisure Tirte Industry
GLENDALE .COMlvIUNITY COLLEGE
VOLUME 17 NUMBER 6
CALE.NDER -OF EVENTS:
OCTOBER 15)1979
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 15
Oct. 16 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
We United Meeting
Day Break Meeting
Volleyball Game GCe vs. Pima
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M.
Council Chambers 2:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Gym 5:00 P.M.
Wednesday Oct. 17 Book Review Lecture
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
United Mutual for Education Club
A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
Student Lounge 11:00 A.M.
Faculty Dining Rm. 2 :P.M.
LA-l41 4:00 P.M.
Student ~ounge 12:00 P.M.
Thursday Oct. 18 Newman Club Meeting
Volleyball Game
Pre-Nursing Advisement Seminar
Pre-Nursing Advisement Seminar
Council Chambers 7:00 P.M,
Gym 7:00 P.M.
NU-l1l 7:00 P.M.
SC-I04 1:00 P.M.
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Oct. 19 C.E.A.S. Executive Board Meeting SOA 7:00 P.M.
Oct. 20 Football Game--HOMECO~ING Home Field 7:30 P.M.
GCC vs. Scottsda~e
Oct. 21 Folklore Concert PAC 1:00 P.M.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short ord~r cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking) baking and assortment -of
salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich••••
Chili•••••••••
Burrito..••••.••
., .. •• • • • ... •• It . . .. ... . . . .. . . . " · . . . . . . . . . .. . ~
75<;:
• 55<:
• 60c
Special of the day:
Monday Oct. 15 Green Chili Burro .
Tuesday Oct. 16 Baked Ham . . · · Wednesday Oct. 17 Lasagne . . . · · Thursday Oct. 18 Rueben Sandwich •
Friday Oct. 19 Fish Sandwich · ·
. 65¢
• • 75¢ · . . ..
• • 65¢
Tamale Pie • • • . . • 75~
Sweet Potatoes • . • • 35¢
. . . . . . . . . . . . 75¢
. . . . . . .. .• 75¢
Fries. . • •• •• 35¢.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM: If you are trying to decide on a career. you
can gain some valuable'~'1nformation on career development from the Career
Center's Career Development Symposium which will be held in the Performing
Arts Center auditorium at 1:30 P.M., October 24. Eight speakers will each
present a short talk on careers that are available in their field, with
information about education/training requirements and job market outlook
for the future. If you've been having trouble deciding on a career goal)
this may be your chance to find out about a career that will be satisfying
and rewarding for you.
CAN~~DATES FOR DISTR~CT L-A: The Employee Relations Committee of GCC has
invited Dr. Marvin Knudson and Mrs. Linda Rosenthal to our campus. Both
Dr. Knudson and Mrs. Rosenthal are candidates for the District 14 Governing
Board seat vacated by William Schindel.
The candidates will visit our campus on consecutive E-.!lls to deliver an
address, followed by a question and answei period.
Make note of the days, place and time:
Dr. Knudson - Tuesday, October 23 at 1:00 P.M., Student Lounge
Mrs. Rosenthal - Wednesday) Oc~ober 24 at 1:00 P.M., Student Lounge
All faculty) students and staff are cordially welcomedl!!
~~."!' S ',U.: The BSU announces its of fleers for the school year 1979-1980.
President--Mary Elaine Ford
Vice-President--Michelle Fitzhugh
SecretBry--Sybil Harris
Treasurer--Anthony Regan
Sgt. Bt Arms--MBrvin Munfree
Sybil Barris and Stanly Moore will be representing the BSU from Glendale
Community College at B Black Collegiates Conference at the University of
Arizona, Tucson on October 12. 13~ 1979.
The BSU looks forward to productive year under the Administration of
Mary Ford and we hope that you will support us.
~ICALS: Everybody interested in trying out for 'Women's Basketball,
Archery, GymnastIcs, Softball, Tennis, and Track and Field Physicals will be
given Thursday October 18, 1979 at 6:00 P.M. in the Gym Annex 114.
!ii.!J,:?-SING l!.E~I!!A~1?_: 'Following Is the schedule of Pre-Nursing Advisement
Seminars for Fall. 1979. All students interested in applying to the GCe
Nursing Program are encouraged to attend an Advisement Seminar.
Included in the Seminar will be a discussion af pre-requisite courses,
the application process, selection criteria and priorities, academic load,
c sta and financial aids and other helpful information. The Seminars are
apJ>rox:imat.ely hours in length.
Interested persons please call the Gec Counseling Department (ext. 299)
to make a reservation for their desire'd,'Seminar.
DAY /' HATE 'rIME ROOM COUNSELOR
..~'-"-.- .....,- . .
Thursday, Oct . 11 1 :00 P.M . SC-I04 Paula King
Thursday, Oct. 18 1:00 P .i1 SC-I04 Paula King
Thursday, Oct . 18 7 :00 P ,M. NU-III Paula King (Evening)
Thursday, Nov. 1 1:00 J) ,11. SC-I04 Paula King
Ji'riday, Nov. 9 8 ..30 A.H . T2-102 Paula King (Morning)
Tut!f3day, Nov. 13 lzOO p • }1. SC-I04 Mar.y Olshan
N.onday, l)ec. 3 S :30 1') •M. SC-104 Mary Olshan (Evening) ]I,
Thursday~ ·No'vill 29 1:00 P •M. SC-I04 Paula King
Tnureday, Dec. 6 1 :00 P •M. SC-I04 Paula King
GLENDALE COMl)IUNITY COLLEGE
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VOLUME 17 NUMBER 7 OCTOBER 22, 1979
iiI U_A
CALENDAR OF EVENtS:
Monday Oct. 22
Oct. 22
Oct. 22
Audubon Film Series
B.S.U. Executive Board Meeting
Westminster College representative
on campus
P.A.C. 8:00 P.M.
Council Chamb~rs 9 A.M.
Student Union 11:00 A,M
Tuesday Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oc t. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
B.S.U. Meeting
Day Break Meeting
Advisory Board Meeting
MCeD Governing Board Candidate
Dr. Marvin Knudson
Voters Registration
Council Chambers 11:30 A.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.~
Council Chambers l:od P.~
Student Lounge 1:00 ,P.M
Student Union 9:00 A.M.
Wednesday Oct. 24
Oct. 24
Oct. 24
Oct. 24
Oct. 24
Oct. 24
Book Review Lecture Series
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Career Development Workshop
Drama Play -- The Night Thoreau
Spent in .Jail
United Mutual for Education Club
MCCD Governing Board Candidate
Mrs. Rosenthal
Student Lounge 11:00 A.
Faculty Dining Room 2 P.
P.A.C. 1:30 P.M.
P.A.C. 8:00 P.M.
LA-14l 4:00 P.M.
Student Lounge 1:00 F.M
Thursday Oct. 25
Oct. 25
Oct. 25
Oct. 25
Newman Club Meeting
Drama Play -- The Night Thoreau
Spent in Jail
Volleyball game -- GCC vs. Cochise
Phi Theta Kappa Meeting
Council Chambers 7 P.M.
P.A.C. 8:00 P.M.
Gym 5:00 P.M.
Cafeteria 3:30 P.M.
Friday Oct. 26
Oct. 26
Drama Matinee
Drama Play -- The Night Thoreau
Spent in Jail
P.A.C. 2:00 P.M.
P.A.C. 8:00 P.M.
Saturday Oc t. 27
Oct. 27
Drama Play -- The Night Thoreau
Spent in Jail
Football game GCC vs. Eastern AZ
P.A.C. 8:00 P.M.
Stadium 7:30P.M.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of
salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich.
Ch i 1 i. . . . . . . .
Burrito•••.••• . . . . . .
. . ... . . ,. . . . .. .. .. .. ..
• 75<;
• 5Se;:
• 60¢
Taco • • • 504
• • • • • .- • • • • • ., 7-5 Q
•• •• • • 75¢
. • • • • . . . • . 75Q
• • • • • • •• • 75~
Chimichanga. • . . • . . 90<:
Country Steak. . •• • •
Fried Chicken...••..•
Ham & Macaroni . ..••
Egg Noodle Casserole • . • . •
Special of the day:
Monday Oct. 22
Tuesday Oct. 23
Wednesday Oct. 24
Tl'tursd~y Oct. 25
Friday Oct. 26
DRAMA PLAY: G.C.C.'S Drama Department will be presenting the fascinating drama
"The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail" by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee at
the Performing Arts Theatre, northeast corner of campus, on the following fdur
days; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, Oct. 24, 25, 26, 27 at 8:00 ~.M.
with a matinee performance Friday, Oct. 26, at 2:00 P.M.
This drama opens with Thoreau in jail, at midpoint shows us Emerso~'svisit to
him, and ends on the morning of his release.
Price of admission will be $1.00 for G.C.C. faculty and students, and seniot
citizens with correct I.D.'s. General admission for all others will be $3.0~.
Tickets are available in advance at College bookstore and at box office and at
Diamond's Select-A-Seat, or at the Theatre Box Office on evening of performanCE
,
.'
CANDIDATES FOR DISTRICT /I 4: The Employee Relations Committee of Gee has
Invited Dr. Marvin Knudson and Mrs. Linda Rosenthal to our campus~ Both
Dr. Knudson and Mrs. Rosenthal are candidates for the District #4 Governing
Board seat vacated by William Schindel.
The candidates will visit our campus on consecutive daxs to deliver an
addres~, followed by a question and answer pe~~od.
Make note of the days, place ana ti~e:
Dr. Knudson - Tuesday, October 23 at 1:00 P.M., Student Lounge
Mrs. Rosenthal - Wednesday, October 24 at 1:00 P.M., Student Lounge
All faculty, students and staff are cordially welcomed!!!
SERIES OF LECTURES FOR WOMEN: The Counseling Department is presenting a
series of lecttires'''''for--women the first of which will be a panel on "Women in
Non-Traditional Jobs. 11 The discussion will be in La-14l, Tuesday, October 30,
fram 1 P.M. to 3 P.M. There will be a question and answer period.
~~~ARTA 'rRUJILLO BRt!i'CKE II AllT EXHIBITION: tXhibi tkbn! w;i:ll'b:e hallet in the
Student Lounge Oct. 21 - Nov. 2. A formal opening will be held on Sunday,
Oet.2l from 2:00 - 5:00 P.M. in the Student Lounge. This exhibition is
spotisored by CEAS.
~O~EN~S BASKETBAL~: Women's Varsity Basketball current try-out time 5:30 ­7
: 00 P. M. 0 ct. 22, 24, 29 , and 31.
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMe . .
American Energy Choices Before the Year 2000-­American
Given Names--Stewart
Black Macho and the Myth of the Superwoman--Wallace
Conversations with Willie~-Maugham
Co-operation Between the Sexes--Adler
Crime and Society--Oatman
Cuento Mexieano Index--Hoffman
Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest--Bauwens
The First Year of Life--Lie£
Flavors of Mexico--Rosa
dhosts of the Adobe Wall~-Murbarger
Great Photographic Essay~' from Life-­Learning
Disabilities--Farnham-Diggory
Lo1oma, A ~etrospective View--Younger
'Nature to be Commanded ..• '--Robinson
OUd Jobs: The World of Deviant Work--Miller
Oider Americans: New Uses of Mature Ability--Decrow
Per ,~c.tlves on,W,om~nan.d, Ma ~11em~f !-(;8--J aco.,l:>~s. ....
PI' ...~.~~bns for 1,R'#1i!rlg :1!1 P r 1~chb" p 11 r. llrqq~h.,,·· u 1 t hodt1-tUi !lj' ~4 £;:yc, l' prll:411c a t iOl
PU bl. C 'fl u i sanc e s - ..: '1'y r r'e 111 .' I· . " -·1 i " ..!l., , .Ii ,\ i ~ i i j ~ 1.4
Publishing Children's Books in America, 19l9-l976--Gottlieb
Recombinant DNA--Lear
Science, Sin, and Scholarship: The Politics of Reverend Moon and theUnificat:
Church--Borowitz
The Smithsonian Book of Invention
Stress, Sanity, and Survival--Woolfolk
Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80's--Porter
The T~ouble with Rape--Hursch
Vicious Circles--Kwitny
The War of Conques t: . Ho'. it Was Waged Here in Mexico: The Aztec's Own Story­De
Sahagun
Wdiking Women: A Study of Women ifr Paid Jobs--Seidman
B.S.U.: The BSU announces its officers for the school year 1979-1980.
President--MaryE1aine Ford
Viee-President--Michelle Fitzhugh
Secretary--Sybil Harris
Tr~asurer--AnthonyRegan
Sg't'.at· Arms--MarvinMunford
GLENDALE COMMUNITY CO,LLEGE
~OLUME 17 NUMBER 8
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
OCTOBER 29, 1979
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
~n~DAY Oct. 29 BSU Executive Board Meeting Council Chambers 9:00 A.Mi
'tUESDAY Oct. 30 Veteran's Meeting
A.S. Film--Night Wing
We United Meeting
A.S. Meet:lng
B.S.U. Meeting
Day Break Meeting
Women Returning to Education-­Mrs.
Olshan
Volleyball Game/GCC vs. SCC
WEDNESDAY Oct. 31 Book Review Lecture
A.S. Film--Night Wing
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
United Mutual for Education
Student Lounge 11:30 &5:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 8:00 A.M.
Council Chambers 2:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M~
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Council Chambers 7:00 P.M.
Student Lounge 1:00 P.M.
Gym 5:00 P.M.
Student Lounge 11:00 A.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M. &12:30 P.M.
F acuity Dining Room 2: 00 P.M.
LA-141 4:00 P.M.
THURSDAY Nov. I Pre-Nursing Advisement Seminar
1 Act Dramas
SC-104 1:00 P.M.
PAC 8:00 P.M.
FRIDAY Nov. 2 C.E.A.S. Executive Board Meets
Cross-Country A.C.C.A.C. Meet
1 Act Dramas
Council Chambers 7100 P.M.
PAC 8:00 P.M.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of
salads.
. . .
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich.. . •••••.•••••
Chili. .. .."., .
Burrito*, . . . .. . . .. •....•.
. . • • 75¢
• • 55¢
• • 60¢
50¢ Green Chili Burro••.• 65¢
Corned Beef & Cabbage. . • • • • • • • . . . •. 75¢
Liver & Onions .••••.••••..••••• 75¢
Veal Parmesan. • . . • • • •• •••••• • 75¢
Tuna & Noodles • • • . •• ••• • • • • 75¢
Tostada.•.•••.•
Special of the day:
Monday Oct. 29
Tuesday Oct. 30
Wednesday Oct. 31
Thursday Nov. I
fi'riday Nov. 2
IMMIGRATION: Much attention has been focused on the problems of the "boat
i)'eo'ple" and "undocumented aliens". Come hear Dr. Harry Kraus' discussion
of the history of immigration, current trends and unanswered questions of
how wide the door should be opened to immigrants. Student Lounge, Wed. 11 A.M.
~~~~IC NEWSPAPERS: The library receives gift subscriptions to the following
newspapers in Arabic: Al-Yaum, Asharg AI-Awsat, Al-~exaqh,~. Arab News and
Saudi Gazette are available in English. We have some issues of the journals
~l~~ and A!~Faisal. Please ask at the Periodicals counter in Room L-l10.
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC
The American Musical Theatre: A Chronicle--Bordman
Anticipatory Democracy: People in the Politics of the Future--Bezold
Arms Across the Sea--Farley
Beyond Boom and Crash--Heilbroner
Children's Faces Looking Up: Program Building for the Storyteller-~DeWitt
Christopher Isherwood: A Critical Biography--Finney A
Crisis Intervention: Theory and Methodology--Aguile~a
Doomsday Cult: A Study of Conversion, Proselytizatio~t and Maintenance of
Faith--Lofland
Frank Lloyd Wright. His Life and His Architecture--Twombly
The Habit of Being: Letters--O'Connor
How to Listen--How to Be Heard--Banville
Maria--Spivey
The Menuhins: A Family Odyssey--Rolfe
The Nabokov-Wilson Letters--NabU!U~
Optimism: The Biology of Hope-- .&.get
Remote Control: Television and ne Manipulation of American Life-­Mankiewicz
The Screenwriter's Handbook: What to Write. How to Write It, Where to Sell
It--Nash
Seeing Through Clothes--Hollander
Stars and Nebulas--Kaufmann
Media received in the IMC • .
Filmstrips:
. . . .
Motion Picture
Creating Displays
Cultural Pride: I am a Latino
Developing Good Attitudes
Duroc Swine Judging Classes
Endocrine System and Patient Care
Ethnic Cooking: An Introduction
Fertilizing Ornamental Plants
French Cooking
Friendly and Hostile
Getting It Together with Transactional
Analysis
Glassers Ten Steps to Discipline
Grapes of Wrath
Greek Civilization
AC Series -Circuits
Videorecord
Emergency Management: Abdominl
Trauma
T..iL..ALL._J.i~'t!.ill!ilI.ll"..J.PYBI,ISHERS COMMENT): GCC IS a great place to be and it
can be even better if our diverse student body will help. By help I mean
help xourself and the school. Many activities are available to students
free of charge. For example. can you say that you have gone to a football
game. have you attended any sport event while at GCC?
I am sure you have been told many times there is more to college than homework
and classes. Indeed there ist Try It! Get Involved! For information on
groups and activities contact Bob Christian SO-112 or Ext. 254.
GLENDALE COMJ.)IUNITY COLLEGE
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VOLUME 18 NUMBER 9
PUBLUSHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
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NOVEMBER 5. 1979
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
Mon.
Tues.
Nov. 5 BSa Executive Board Meeting
Community "Nite" Hand Concert
Nov. 6 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
B.S.U. Mee.tlnp,
We United Meeting
Day Break Meeting
Council Chambers 9:00 A.M.
PAC 7:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M.
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Council Chambers 2:30 P.~
Council Chambers 7:30P.M.
Wed. Nov. 7 Book Revlew Lecture
H.E.Ch.A. M.eating
United Mutual for Education
Catholic Awareness Week
Thurs. Nov. 8 Newman Club
Catholic AWRreness Week
Student Lounge 11:00 A.M.
Faculty Dining Room 2:00 P.M.
LA-141 4:00 P.M.
Mall & Student Union--All Day
Council Chambers 7:00 P.M.
Mall & Student Union--All Day
Fri.
Sat.
Nov. 9
No~ 10 B.S.D. Basketball & Raquetball
Tournament
Football Game GCe vs. MCC
Courts 8:00 A.M.
Stadium 7:30 P.M.
Sun. Nov.l1 B.S.U. Basketball & RaquetbaIl
Tournament Couris 12:00 P,M.
PAINTING EXHIBITION: A Painting exhibition by Glen Peterson will be on
'(fIs:pT~~Y-inthe-·student Lounge beginning Nov. 3 through Nov. 20. This everH
Is sponsored by C.E.A.S.
PRbsPECTIVE ART TEACHERS: Prospective art afficionados and prospective art
tf~-=';~·h-er-s-i-n-t-erest-e;:r-Inindi.v.idual.izi.ngtheir own art instruction plan to s
Mr Ahrendt's modular presentation of oil painting techniques utilizing slif
of his own work. Wednesday~ November 7 in the Student Lounge.
FREE MOVIE: Shakespeare's Hamlet starring Nicole Williamson - Monday.
"i~i";;ve;;\-ber"-T9 at 9 A.M •• noon "and: "S:!tS P.M. in the Student Lounge.
J1_~,?~.!L~: There will be a Financial Aid \.Jorkshop taking place at this weeks
8.S.D. Meeting November 6. 1979 from 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
ARTS & CRAFTS SALE: Valley of the Sun AWARE is sponsoring an arts and
c;·:r·af-ts····s-aTe-··r:{oveml;e r lOand 11 at 59 tll Ave. and Gre enway Road. in conj unc t
with Thunderbird Invitational Balloon Race. All proceeds go for scholarsh
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NEW BOOKS IN THE INC .....
Alice: The Life and Times of Alice Roosevelt Longworth--Teichmann
The American Presidency--Pious
Anatomy of an Illness as Perceived by the Patient: Reflections on Healing
and Regeneration--Cousins
The Art of Color Photography--Hedgecoe
Arts & Crafts in Britain and America--Auscombe
Bernard Berenson: The Making of a Connoisseur--Samuels
The Bold and Magnificent Dream: America's Founding Years. 1492-181S--CattoD
Classified Bibliography on Native P.lantB of Arizona: Project in Cooperati
with the Natural Vegetation Committee. Arizona Chapter, Soil Conservatio
Society of America--Schmutz
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Coming of Age in the Ghetto: A Dilemma of Youth Unemployment: ARepo~t
to the Ford Foundation--Mangum
The Empty House--Gilbert
Glossary of Film Terms--Mercer
Herman Hesse, Pilgrim of Crisis: A Biography--Freedmen
Laser Beam Information Systema--Bouse
Letters: A Novel--BBrth
Man and the Stars--Brown
Mark Twain Speaks for Bimself--Clemens
Pottery and Ceramics: A Guide to Information Sources--Cambell
Pyscholog:ieal Perspectives in Youth Sports --Small
The Rand McNally New Concise Atlas of the Universe--Moore
The Step-By-Step Guide to Photography--Langford
Stldek--Sudek
The Synonym Finder--Rodale
The Trans-Appalachian Frontier: People, Societies, and Institutions,
1775-1850--Rohrbough
U-BoRt WBr--Buchheim
Winning with Deception and Bluff--Schweitzer
J!(HlteS teading
How to Plant Seedlings
How to Read and Understand Poetry
I can Read Spanish Signs
Indonesia: Tradition and Transition
ltal:tan Cooking
Introduction to Parapsychology: Clairvoyance
Introduction to Parapsychology: Telepathy
Japan: Islands of the Gods
Jobs for the Hard-to-Employ
Know Us As We are - Greg, Peggy, Frank, Laura
Tile INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER will be closed on Monday November 12, 197!
in recognition of Veterans' Day.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: .•.'-".----".'-,.,--""_.._ ,.....-....""~ .._.-,..•-.~__.- _ _--, Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and aS8ort~ent of
salads.
• • til
Dally Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich.. . ....
Chili. • • • •. • •.
Burrito.. . .. . .... . Ill- • ., .....
. . . . . . . . 75¢
• • 55<;:
. . . .. . . . . . 65¢
Special of the day:
• • • • • • 50C
• • • • 75 ¢
• • • • 75 ¢
•• 75¢
• • • • 35¢
Cheese Enchilada. .• S5¢ Tostada ••
Goulash . . . . . . . .. .....
Veal Cutlet • . . • • • . • • • • •
Chop Suey . • • • • • • • • • • •
Fish Sandwich . • • • . • 65¢ Fries • • •
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Nov. 8
Nov. 9
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tllursday
Friday
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VOLUME 17 NUMBER 10
.PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
NOVEMBER 12, 1979
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday Nov. 12 Veteran's Day Recess
Tuesday Nov. 13 B.S.U. Meeting
A.S. Advisory Meeting
Day Break Meeting
Women Returning to Education-­Marching
Band Festival
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 1:00 P.M.
Stadium 6:00 P.M.
Wednesday Nov. 14 Book Review Lecture
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
U of A Recruitment
A.W.A.R.E. Fry Bread Sale
United Mutual for Education Clb.
A.S. Tuition Rally
Student Lounge 11:00 A.M.
Faculty Dining Room 2:00 P.M.
Student Union Hallway 8:30 A.M.
Mall 9:30 A.M.
LA Room 141 4:00 P.M.
Main Mall 8:00 A.M.
Thursday Nov. 15 Newman Club Meeting
Workshop on Securing Fed. Jobs
Council Chambers 7:00 P.M.
Student Lounge 8:30 A.M.
Friday Nov. 16 C.E.A.S. Executive Board Mtg. Council Chambers 7:00 P.M.
Pre-registration (continuing
December 1
December 3-5
PRE-REGISTRATION: Pre-Registration dates have been set for the Spring Semester
Packet Pick-up for pre-registration (continuing students only)
November 26-29 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.) Student Lounge
5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.)
students only)
8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.) Student Lounge
1:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.}
1980:
Continuing students are encouraged to seek academic advisement for pre-registration
from faculty during their regular office hours.
The Schedule of Classes is due from the printer November 28.
WOMEN'S TENNIS: Pre-Season Women's Tennis Meeting-Monday, Nov. 26, 2:00 p.m.
at the Tennis courts-Be dressed out to play.
WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD: Women's Track and Field meeting-Sat., Nov 17, 2:30 p.m•.at
the Stadium.
PAINTING EXHIBITION: A Painting exhibition by Glen Peterson will be on display in the
Student Lounge" unt!l November 20. This event is sponsored by C.E.A.S.
A FUND-RAISING WALK/JOG-ATHON: November 17, 1979 at Glendale C.C. Football Stadium.
WHAT? A fund-raising WALK/JOG-A-THON lasting ONE HOUR.
WHO? Anyone may participate: Students, Faculty, Parents, Employees, Administrators
--any interested person or group.
WHY? Glendale Community College is sponsoring a Walk/Jog-A-Thon to raise funds for
athletics and scholarships.
HOW: Each jogger will be given ONE HOUR to cover as many laps as possible around a
440 yard course (~mile). Your sponsors will have pledged a specific amount
for each lap that you complete.
SPONS: Obtain sponsors using the sponsor forms provided. Pledges will be specific
amount PER LAP you complete. Return the forms with a personal note and they
will be mailed for you.
CaLL: You DO NOT COLLECT any money. All collecting is done by a computer which will
write a thank you letter and send a bill to your sponsors. After you obtain
sponsors and jog, your part is finished.
PRIZES:There are many reasons to Walk/Jog, including •••PRIZESJ Contact the Jog-A-Thon
Headquarters.
JOG-A­THON
HDQTS: Men's Athletic Office (602) 934-2211 ext. 261.
~_~ROQUE ENSEMBLE: The Glendale Community College Artists' Series will present MUSICAL
OFFERING Baroque Ensemble Sunday, November 18 at 4:00 p.m. in the Campus Performing
Arts Theatre. The program will include excerpts from Telemann, Vivaldi; Handel; Bach
and Couperin. Musical Offering is Artists in Residence at Californi~ Institute For
the Arts. Valencia. .
The Musical Offering brings newexcitment"to the performance of Chamber Music. 'they
made their American debut in 1977 at the Las Angeles Music Center, and have performed
extensively since then.
the group includes Kathleen Lenski, violin; Allan Vogel, oboe; Fredrick Seykora, cello;
~enneth Munday, bassoon; and Patricia Mabee, harpsichord.
the Artists' Series is sponsored by the Continu:1.ng Educational Associated Studenta of
Glendale College. Tickets are avaIlable in the cashiers office, C.E.A.S. office in
the Student Center and at the door.
TOLKIEN FAN~: Tolkien fans come and explore with Margaret Parker the backgrounds an4
experiences that shaped the creative impulses of that master of medieval scholarship
and gave us those delightful enmtures of middle earth. Wednesday, Nov. 14, in the
Student Lounge.
KLINAPAHA INDIAN POW-WOW: The L:i.napaha Indian Club and Central Plains Indian Club
will co-sponsor a SoCTaI Pow-Wow on' Saturday, November 17, 1979 from 7 to 12 midnight~
You are cordially invited to attend our activities. .
The Pow-Wow will have an open drum, pot luck for singers and dancers from 6 to 7 p.m.,
food and arts and crafts booths at $20 each. There will be no contests. Admission
to the Pow-Wow is 75(: which will include door prizes (silver bracelet and shawls).
Children under 12 years free.
!~B~NEW~YAPERS: The library receives gift subscriptions to the following
newspapers in Arabic: Al-~, Asharq. AI-Awsa;, Al-~.:.~ladh.~. Arab News and
..!3audi Gazett~are available in English. We have some issues of the journals OKRA
and A!-!'aisa!.. Please ask at the Periodicals counter in Room L-110.
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!..90D _SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar, - Short order cooking.
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. • •
Chili. • • • • • • •
Burrito. • • • • • • ••
Specials of the day:
. . . . . ., . . . . . .. .
, . . .
75¢
· 55¢
• 60¢
. .
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov. 16
HOLIDAY. . • • • • • •• • • • • •HOLIDAY. •
Tamale Pie • • • • • 75¢ Chimichanga.......
Turkey and Dressing. • • • • •• •• • •
Rueben Sandwich. . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Fish Sandwich. • 65¢ Fries • • • •
• 90¢
• 75¢
• 75¢
• 35¢
NEW BOOKS iN 'fIii IMC .•-••• .__.._------,---------",_.'--'---~-----
Arizona Highways: The Ways and Means for Financing-­Benjamin
West: A Biography--Alberts
Black Ap~stles: Afro-American Clergy Confront the Twentieth Century--Burkett
Catastrophe: The Violent Earth--Waltham
Annual Implementation Plan--
A Dangerous Place--Moyn:f.han
Darkness Visible: ANovel--Golding
The Disordered Mind: What We Now Know Ablut Schizophrenia--O'Brien
Dress and Undress: A History of Women's Underwear--Ewing
Electronic Measurements--Kantrowitz
Encyclopedia of Science Fiction--Holdstock
The Executioner's Song--Mailer
Fundamentala of Physical Measurement~-Zebrowski
Giving Good Weight--McPhee
I Can Make it On My Own: Functional Reading Ideas and Activities for Daily Survival--
Berman ;
James Herriot's Yorkshire--Herriot
Jules Verne, Inventor of Science Fiction--Costello
Karen Horney: Gentle Rebel of Psychoanalysis--Rubins
No Thanks--Cummings
The Nurse Person: Developing Perspectives for Contemporary Nursing--Simms
Pilobolus--Matson
Seeing is Deceiving: The Psychology of Visual Illusions--Coren
Sports Medicine and Physiology--Strauss
The Television Writer's Handbook--Nash
Word Abuse: How the Words We Use Use Us--Cross
VOLUME 17 NUMBER 11
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
DIRECTOR:
NOVEMBER 19. 1979
ROBERT CHRISTIAN ;.-
Mon. Nov. 19 B.S.U. Executive Board Meeting
Movie - Hamlet
Women's Basketball Game
GCC vs. Luke A.F.
Council Chambers 9 A.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Gym 4:45 P.M.
Tues. Nov. 20 B.S.U. Meeting
We United Club Mtg.
A.S. Executive Meeting
Stage Recitals
Concert - Orchestra
Day Break Meeting
Wed. Nov. 21' Student Lounge Closed All Day
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Stage Band Performance.
United Mutual for Education
A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
SC-I04 11:30 A.M.
SC-l04 2:30 P.M.
SC-104 1:00 P.M.
PAC 12:30 P.M.
PAC 8:00 P.M.
Council Chambers
7:30 P.M..
8: 00 - 5: 00. P. M.
Faculty Dining Room
2:00 P.M.
Cafeteria 12:00 P.M.
LA-14l 4:00 P.M.
Student Lounge 12 P.M.
Thurs. Nov. 22 HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
PRE-REGIS~f.!.~1..IQ.~.: Pre-Registration dates have been set for the
Spring Semester 1980:
Packet Pick-up for pre-registration (continuing students only)
November 26-29 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.} S d
5:00 P.M. _ 8:30 P.M.' Ltu ent Lounge
Pre-registration (continuing students only)
December 1 8:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M.) d ~ i
December 3 - 5 1:30 P.M. - 7:45 P.M.)? Stu ent Un on
Continuing students are encouraged to seek academic advisement for
pre-registration from faculty during their regular office hours.
The Schedule of Classes is due from the printer November 28.
Fees must be paid when you register. You should not cut classes
to pick up packets or to register for classes.
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS: The Glendale Community College Counseling
Department 1spre"sen-tiU'g "Adult Stages of Development" by Carollyn
Des Jardins. The program will discuss the various phases we move
through in adult life and how we affect and are affected by signifi­cant
others. The lecture will be held in L.A. 141 on Tuesday Nov. 27
from 1 - 3 P.M. and will be open to the general public.
SECURITYTrr GET TOUGH ON PARKING VIOLATORS:
The secu r i t y~rl:mtint' una e r "newry--s'7ppO'rn:ted chi e f J 0 s e ph Gi 11 •
is cracking down on the 90% unpaid parking violations. There will
be strict inforcement beginning immediately on the existing
parking rules and regulations. With the use of a new computer.
the violator's identification tag number can be crossed checked
with the registration card in security. A fee will then be assessed
against the student if left unpaid.
An amnesty period from now until Dec. 7 will be declared for all
past violations in an effort not to jam the computer with the
large backlog of information. All previous violations can be paid_
at the rate of $2 during the amnesty period. When the Jnformatio~
is entered into the computer the fine will be subject to the usual
doubling. Additional fines for muliple violations will also be
assessed.
Security hopes to set up a traffic court with Associated Students
sitting on the board. Violators will then have the opportunity
to plead their case if necessary.
Similar cou~ts have been set up by other colleges in the district.
A $25 fine has been approved for handicapped space violations.
Fines that are left unpaid may be assesed against the students'
transcripts and could thwart graduation efforts.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assort­ment
of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich••.•
Chili. . . • ..
Burrito. . •. . ..
. . . . . . . .
·· .. .. · . .
· • 75¢
• • S5¢
• • 60¢
l ;:
Special of the day:
Monday Nov. 19 Green Chili Burro. . 65¢ Tostada . · · SOC
Tuesday Nov. 20 Veal Cutlet. . . . . . . . • · . • 75¢
Wednesday Nov. 21 BBQ Beef Sandwich. . . . 75¢ Fries . · 35¢
Thursday Nov. 22 HOLIDAY
Friday Nov. 23 HOLIDAY
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6000 West Olive Rvenue
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VOLUME 18 NUMBER 12
PUBLI SHED B'Y' STUDENT ACTIVITIES
NOVEMBER 26, 1979
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Mon. Nov. 26 BSU Executive Board Meets
Packet Pick-up
NAU Recruitment
Council Chambers 9 A.M.
Btudent Loung~ 9 A.M. -
1 P.M., 5 P.M. - 8:30 P.M.
Student Union 9 A.M.
Tues.
Wed.
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
BSU Meeting
A.S. Advisory Meeting
Day Break Meeting
Packet Pick-up
Series Lectures for Women
Stage Recitals
Stage Band Concert
Women's Basketball game
GCC va. Navajo CC
Packet Pick-up
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
BSU Afro-American Student
&. Pa r e n t get Aquainted Night
Audubon Film Series
Uni ted Mutual for Education
Council Chambers 11:30 •
Council Chambers 1 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 9 A.l+1. -
1 P.M., 5 P.M. - 8:,30 P.M.
LA-14l 1 P.M.
P.A.C. 12:30 P.M.
P.A.C. 7:30 P.IL
Gym 6 P.M.
Student Lounge 9 - 1 P.M.
S P.M. - 8:30 P.H.
Faculty Din.ing Rm. 2 P.M.
Faculty Dining Rm. 7 P.M.
P.A.C. 8 P.M.
LA-141 4 P.N:.
Thurs.
Frio
Nov. 29
Nov. 30
Packet Pick-up
Packet Pick-up
Alumni Basketball game
Student Lounge 9 - 1 P.M.
5 P.M. - 8:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 9-1, 5-8:30 P.M.
Gym 6 P.M.
Sat. Dec. 1 Early Registration for
Spring Semester
BSU Black MIF Relations
Workshop
Student Union 12:30 P.M.
se-133 12:30 P.M.
Sun. Dec. 2 Phoenix Symphony Cactus H.S. 4 P.M.
PRE-REGISTJATION: Pre-Registration dates have been set for the"
Spring Semester 1980:
Packet Pick-up for pre-registration (continuing students only)
November 26-29 9:00 A.M. - l:~O P.M·l Student Lounge
5:00 P.M. - 8:30 P.M.~
Pre-registration (continuing students only)
December 1 8:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M.~ Student .Un i on December 3 - S 1:30 P.M. - 7:45 P.M.
Continuing students are encouraged to seek academic advisement for
pre-registration from faculty duri.ng their regular offica hours.
The Schedule of Classes is due from the printer November 28.
~ Fees must be paid when you register. You should not cut classes
to pick up packets or to register for classes.
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS: The Glendale Community Co11eg~ Counseling
Departmen"t is presenting "Adult Stages of Development" by Caro11yn
Des ,Jardi.ns. The program will discuss the various phases we move
through in adult life and how we affect and are affected by signifi­cant
others. The lecture w~ll be held in LA-141 on Tuesday Nov. 27
from 1 - 3 P.M. and will be open to the general public.
NEWMAN CLUB: Fr. Doug Nohava, the Newman Club sponsor will meet
with any interested students for discussion and to plan future
activities for this and next semester on Thursday, Nov. 29 at 11:15.
SWIMMING POOL HOURS: The Swimming pool is open to Glendale Students
.and Staff for recreational swimming, the following hours:
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
12:00 - 4:00
12:00 4:00
12:00 - 2:30
Thurs.
Fri.
12:00 - 4:00
1:00 4:00
The weight room in the stadium is open from:'
Monday through Friday 1:00 -5:00
ATTENTION WORK STUDY STUDENTS: Many of you have CWS hours that you
~- II·" - need to make-up." This is causing a problem for many of you as
your supervisors have only limited time available for you.
As you mayor may not know, the registration periods of January
7,8,9, and 10, 1980 is a period wherein the CWS program does' not
"expect" ~tudents to work. However, this is an opportunity for you
to accomplish two objectives. The first is to "make-up" the CWS
time you are behind and second is to make a real, positive contribution
to your fellow-students.
We are soliciting those who would like to participate in the registra­tion
period of January 7-10 to contact the Student Financial Aid
Office immediately .
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FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and
assortment of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. •• •• • ••••• 75¢
Chili. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 55¢
BU7:'ri to.. • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 60¢
Special of the day:
Honday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
26
27
28
29
30
Green Chili Burro •• 65¢ Tamale Pie•••• 75¢
Ham and Macaroni••••••••••��••• 75¢
Liver and Onions. • ••••••••••• 75¢
Swiss Steak. .••••••• •••• 75¢
Fish Sandwich . . 65¢ Fries • • • • • • 35¢
Mr. Charles Van Meter and Mr. Tom Camp are presenting "Gardening
Tips" at 6:30 A.H., Tuesday thru Saturday on KWAO - FM and 5:09 A.M.
Monday through Friday on KTAR. Broadcast made possible through the
efforts of the GCC Media Department.
Media Received in the IMC.
Hotion Pictures:
Baton Exchan es
Endurance Events
Four Hundred Hurdles
High Jump
Javelin
Middle Distances
Shot Put
Sprint Starts
Inductance in AC Circuits
. . .
Records:
Scngs of Spanish America
Cantos De Los Posados
Mexican Folk Dances
Sing Say and Speak Spanish
Th~ Mind of Emily Dickinson
Story of Tutankhamen
Richard Burton: A Personal Anthology
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 18 NUMBER 13
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
DECEMBER 3. 1979
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN ,------------
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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Mon.
Tues.
Dec. 3 B.S.U. Executive Mtg.
R.A.U. Recruitment
Pre-Nursing Advisement
Registration
Dec. q B.S.U. Meeting
A.S. Executive Board Mtg.
We United Meeting
Day Break Meeting
Series of Lectures for Women
Registration
Council Chambers 9:00 A.M.
Student Union 9:00 A.M.
SC-I04 5:30 P.M.
Student Union 1:30 - 7:45 P.M.
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Council Chambers 1:00 P.M.
Council Chambers 2:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
LA-14l (Lecture Hall) 1:00 P.M.
Student Union 1:30 - 7:45 P.M.
Wed. Dec.,5 Faculty/Student Volleyball game Gym. 2: 30 P.M.
Registration Student Union 1: 30 - 7: 45 P.M.'
United Mutual for Education LA-141 4:00 P.M.
Thurs. Dec. 6 Ph.D. Program Awards
Continuing Education Student I.ounge 1: 30 P.M.
Fri.
Sat.
Dec. 7 M.E.Ch.A. Childrens
Christmas Party
Geology Club Mineral Sale
Dec. 8 C.E.A.S. Family Night
A.S. Disco Dance
Dining Room 4:00 P.M.
Student Union 8:00 A.M.
Student Union 4:00 P.M.
Dining Room 9:00 P.M.
Sun. Dec. 9 HAVE A GOOD DAY!
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PRE-REGISTRATION: Pre-Registration dates have been set for the Spring SeUlester
1980:
Pre-Registration (continuing students only)
December 3 - 5 1:30 P.M. - 7:45 P.M. in the Student Union
Continuing students are encouraged to seek academic advisement for pre-registration
from faculty during their regular office hours.
Fees must be paid when you register. You should not cut classes to register for
classes.
"OPERATI~N CRIME-FIGHT": A crime-safety awareness workshop will be presented.
courtesy of Glendale's Employee Relations Committee and Department of Student
Services. The workshop is designed to teach one how to avoid becoming a victim
of buglary, robbery and/or assault. Other crime.-preventive measures will be
covered as well. This free workshop will be held in the Student Lounge on Tues ••
D~cember 11, from 1:00 - 3:00 P.M. Everyone is invited •
.STUDENT!FACULTY VOLLEYBALL CAME: The Second Student/Faculty Volleyball Game
will be held in the gym at 2:30 P.M. December 5. Come out and support your
favorite "star" player. This event is sponsored by Student Activities: Bob
Christian. Director and Associated Student Jim Buckley. President.
SWIMMING POOL HOURS: The swimming pool is open to Glendale Students and Staff
for recreational Swimming, the following hours:
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
12:00 - 4:00
12: 00 - t.: 00
12:00 - 2:30
Thurs.
Fri.
12:00 - 4:00
1:00 - 4:00
The weight room i.n the stadium is open from:
Monday through Friday 1:00 - 5:00
.ST!,DENT FTE,ANCl~ .._~ID: . Public l,3W 94-482 contains a provision whereby each
.st~dent Financial Aid (SPA) recipient is required to maintain "Normal Progress".
flus means there is an established relationship hetween the level of SPA received
(awardE~d) and the number of credit: hours completed. That relationship has been
defined by MCCCD SFA Officers as follows:
Funt!~~.~_vel
100% of need
75% of need
50% of need
~~ed~~.~our~ Re~uired
12 or more hours
9 - 11 hours
6 - 8 hours
Students ,.;ho fail to achieve tlNormal Progress" will no longer be eligible for
SrA until the deficie.ncy is removed. If the student feels that his/her
d.reumstances are. unique, he/she may submit a "Petition of Waiver of Normal
Progress" to the SPA OUiet:'. If the denial is sustained.' the student may appeal
to the GCC Standards and Admissions Con~ittee.
§.!!£:~:!!lL}OB~: Summer jobs are located in Federal agencies and departme.nts through
out the United States. Summer Jobs, a publication of the U.S. Office of Personnel
Hanagement list these va't'ious-'opE;nings, the application proceedures, and the
dei'l.dline dates. This comprehensive guide has listings in: Postal Service, Dept.
of Agriculture, Fed. Trade Commission, Dept. of Energy, N.A.S.A., H.U.D, National
Parks Service, D.O.L., etc. Students can find this information in the Career Center
1.11 the Student Union. The deadline is quickly approaching.
nee Concert Choir: The Glendale Community College Concert Choir, \J1l,der the direction
";:)I"'Mr:' Eugene"'iiarris, will be performing a program of Christmas music on Dec. 13 at
8;(10 P.M. in the Performing Arts Theatre, on the GCe campus, at 6000W. Olive.
Admissi.on j.s free. Questions? Thad Pla.t.t 934-2211 ext. 285.
NEWMAN CLL~: Bible study. Student Lounge~ 8:15 A.M. - 9:00 A.M., Thursday. Everyone
-~;;icome!'--Theme: "Advent. a time to prena.re. for Christ." Bring your b:i.ble if you
havc,~ one.
KQQ.~_~~y'!~~~~RE~: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads
Daily Entrees- Hot Beef Sandwich.
ChilL ••
Burrito. . • • . • • • · . .
• • " to " ... • " •
• 75¢
• 55¢
• 60¢
Eon. Dec. 3 Taco. . . · · · · . . · · 55¢ Chimichanga · . . · · . . · 90¢
Tues. Dec. 4 Country Steak · · • . . . . · · . · . . . . · · · 75��
~ded q Dec. 5 Spaghetti · · · · · · 75<; Garlic Toast. · 15¢
Thurs. Dec. 6 Meat Loaf · · · · . . · . . . �� · · . • · 75¢
Fri. Dec. 7 Fish Sandwich · · 65¢ Fries · · . · · 35¢
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 18 NUMBER 14
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
DECEMBER 10, 1979
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
M:In.
wed.
'rues.
Dec. 10. B.S.U. Executive Board Mtg.
,COOir Concert (Winter Spec­tacular
A.S.)
C.E.A.S. Leg81 Saninar.
Dec. 11 BSU Mzeting ,
weUnited~
'A. S. AdvisorY Meeting
[By Bi'eak' Meeting
Q?eration cr:ine Fight
Student Entertainment
(Winter Spectacular A.S.)
Dec. 12 Student Entert:aiment
(Winter Spectacular A. S. )
r1.E.Ch.A. ~
A.S. :r"ilm -If :Ever I see
You Again
United Mutual for Education
A.W.A.R.E Meeting
Baske1::b111 'OCC va. Cochise
'Ihurs. Dec~ 13 A.S.Filrn - If Ever I see
You Aga.in
.Christ:JTas Program
o:>uncil Chanbers 9 A..M.
Dining ro:m 12 P.M.
Student Lounge 6 P.M.
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
COUncil Chambers 2:30 P.M.
council Chant:erS 1 P.M.
. council 'Chambers 7: 30 P.M.
. Council Chanbers 1 P.M~
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Student Iol.1nge 8 A.M.
Student Lounge 2 P.M.
P.A.C. 8:30 A.M. &1 P.M.
IA-l4l 4 P.M.
Student Lounge 12 P.M.
Gym 7:30 P.M.
P.A.C. 8 A.M. &l:3QP.M•.
P.A.C. 7 P.M..
Frio Dec. 14 Basketball GCC va. P:i.nn C.
IAST DAY OF Rmt.JIAR <::I.ASSES
Gym 7:30 P.M.
THERE WItL BE NO S'I'UDENr ACI'IVITIES UNTIL AF'I'ER FINAL :E:XAMS.
NEW SECURITY SYSTEM IN IMC: The IMC electronic security system
1s inata11ed and operating. The checkout procedures are the same,
but users may now 'exit without an inspection of purses and brief­cases.
We are all getting acquainted with the system and expect
a few snags. If you're the victim of a false alarm, remember
that the system will also stop someone who's stealing tour library
materia1sl )
Both days the film will be presented to
studentsfor'FREE in the Performing Arts
Center. -
STUDENT SERVICES WOULD LIKE TO WISH
FACULTY, STUDENTS, ADMINISTRATION,
AND STAFF A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Dates: Dec. 12 8:30 - 10:30 A.M.
(Wednesday) 1:00 - 3:00 P ..M.
Dec. 13 8:00 - 10:00 A.M.
(Thursday) 1:30 - 3:30 P.M.
;. i
A.S. Movie: Associated students will be presenting, "the most,
romantic love story of the year" IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN!
The Most RomanticLoyeS,ory ofthe Year.
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER HOURS • • • • • •
Open reQular hours throuQh Tuesday, December 18, 1979.
Wednesday, December 19, 1979 •
Thursday, December 20, 1979.
Friday, December 21, 1979••
Saturday, December 15, 1979. •
Saturday, January 19, 1980 ••
• •• Closed 4:30 P.M.
• • OPEN FOR MATERIAL RETURN
7:30 - 4:30
• • CLOSED
• Last Saturday Open in 1979.
• Reopen.
Students who have pre-registered for Spring semester and have
their 1979-80 10 stamped second semester or their paid fee card
will be allowed to check out material over the mid-year recess
beginning December 17, 1979. All materials checked out during
this period will be due January 21, 1980.
January 2 through 4, the I~1C will be open to faculty from 7:30 ­4:
20 and will be open January 7 through 16 from 7:30 to 4:20 for
debt clearance. NO TRANSCRIPTS OR PACKETS WILL BE RELEASED UNTIL
LIBRARY DEBTS ARE CLEARED. (If a debt is incurred or posted
after early registration, the registration will .be cancelled.)
All library materials and art prints are due December 14, 1979.
Art prints will circulate again second semester beginning
January 28, 1980 for students and February 4, 1980 for faculty.
There is a limit of one print per person at any given time and
the circulating period is one semester.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and
assortment of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. • • • • • • • • • • • • 75¢
Chili. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55¢
Burrito. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 60¢
Special of the day:
Mon. Dec. 10 Green Chili Burro. . · 65¢ Tostada · · · 55¢
Tues. ~. 11 Chop Suey. . . · · • · • · · · · 75¢
Wed. Dec. 12 BBQ Chicken. . · · · · • · · · · · • • · 75¢
Thurs. Dec. 13 Baked Ham w/ Fruit Sauce · . • · · · · · 75¢
Fri. D:lc. 14 Fish Sandwich. · · 65¢ Fries • · • • 35¢
MEDIA RECEIVED IN THE IMC . • . . . . .
Slides:
Competency Skills in Arithmetic
Mounds and Boulders, Statuary and
Lighting .
Water Features, Irrigation & Materials
Pennsylvania Germans
Judging Market Hogs
Walks, Steps and Retaining Walls
Flash Cards:
Initial Sounds in
Spanish
"OPERATION CRIME-FIGHT": A crime-safety awareness workshop
will be presented, courtesy of Glendale's Employee Relations
Committee and Department of Student Services. The workshop is
designed to teach one how to avoid becoming a victim of buglary,
robbery and/or assault. Other crime-preventive measures will
be covered as well. This free workshop will be held in the
Student Lounge on Tues., December 11, from 1:00 - 3:00 P.M.
Everyone is invited.
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GLENDALE COMMUNrfY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 19 NUMBER 1
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
,JANUARY 21, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRIST1AN
Mon.
Tues.
.Jan. 21 DayBreak
Late Re.gistration
Audubon Film Serie.s
Men's Basketball GCe va. Navajo
Band Concert "SASSyH
Jan. 22 ESU
Late Registration
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M•
Student Unioo. 1-3, 5:30-8 P.M.
PAC 8 P.M.
Gym 8 P.M.
B-B-Q Pit 9-1 P. M.
Council Chambers 11:30 P.M.
Student Union 1-3, 5:30-8 P.M.
Wed. Jan. 23 Book Review Student Lounge 11 A.M.
Women' 8 Basketball --GCe vs. EACC Gym 6 P.M.
Men's Basketball-~CC VS. &ACC Gym 8 P.M.
Thurs. Jan. 24 Day Break Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Frio Jan. 25 Women's Basketball. Gce va. CAC Gym 6 P.M.
Men's Basketball GCC VS. CAe Gym. 8 P.M.
Sat. Jan. 26 GCC Invitat1.ona1 Gymnastic Meet Gym 8:00 A.M.
WOMEN'S TR.ACK A~_!lEL..R: Any women interested in t rack and field
~ctivit1es come on out to the stadium at 3:30 P.M. any day of
the w~ek. WE NEED YOUf!f
CHILD CARE: Child c~reis available for the children of GCC
students. The Sugar and Spice Nursery will accept children if
the student parent shows a class schedule card for Gee classes.
The hours of operation aie from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. The nursery
accepts children 18 months to 6 years of age. The address of the
nursery 1s 5435 W. Myrtle Ave. - Phone 937-8884.
The charges will be as follows:
During Clasatime
1 child...•.
2 children .
3 children
. 1. 00 per hr.
• 1. 75 per hr.
2.50 per hr.
After Classtime
1 child ..
2 children .
3 children .
• • 1..25 per hr.
. 2.25 per hr •
. 3.25 per hr.
There will be a .50 charge for lunch per child. There will be a
charge of 1.00 for every half hour you're late after closing.
You will be asked to show your time card and payment will be
ask~d.for in advance with no refunds due to the fact that students . "'f
know their classes and times.
You are welcome to come in and look around anytime.
STUDENT SERVICES WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME BACK THE FACULTY, STUDENTS.
STAFF AND THE ADMINISTRATION AND WISH THEM A PLEASANT NEW SEME~TER.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and
assortment of salads.
· . Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwi..ch••••
Chili. •
Burrito.••••••••••
Special of the day:
• 75t;
· 55e
• • 60('.
Monday Jan. 21 Green Chili Burro. · 65c Tostada · · SS¢
Tuesday Jan. 22 Goulash. . . . . · · . . · · · · · · 6S¢
Wednesday Jan. 23 Veal Cutlet. . . · . . • . . · · • · · · 75<,;
Thursday Jan. 24 Reuben Sandwich. . · 15¢ 'F'r lea · · · 35¢
Friday Jan. 25 Macaroni 0< Cheese. · · · · • · 75¢
Library Hours . • ill • • • • If January 17 t 1980.
7:00 a.m. to 9:50.p.m. Monday-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Media 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Learning Assistance Center 7:00 a.m. to 9: 30 p.m. Monday-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday
Listening Center 7:30 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. Mt"lDday-Thursday
7:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Saturday HOl,lrs To be announced
A student enrolled in a course using audio materials is to bring his
cassette tape (90-minute TDK Highlander t Memorexor Sl~otch only} to the
I.ibrary Cire-ulation Desk where he will be given a label on which to
write h:i.s name and the title of the tape to be copied (tape cases should
not be left). Tapes require 24 hours for duplication.
Tapt~ players may also be checked out at the Circulat:i.on Desk; a student
must show his Gollege identification and leave his name and sod.al security
number on the check-out card. Players may 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 25c pet day.
FHty-e.lght reproductions of famous palntings, framed and ready
for hanging, are available for circulatIon in the Library. Selection
can be made from the Art Print Photo Album at the Circulati.on Desk i.n the
library; the p·rints are. cir.culated on a fi.rst-come first-serVe basis. To
make the prints ava.Hable to as many students as possible, there is a limit
of one print per perS(>n. Students must show their ID cards each time they
check out an art print, book,or other materials. All prints are due back
May 2, 1980. 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 28, 1980. Faculty and
staff may begin check out February 4, 1980.
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Rvenue
VOLUME 19 NUMBER 2
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
JANUARY 28, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
Jan. 28 LDSSA Awareness WeE1k
Jan. 29 BSU Meeting
Day Break Meeting
LnSSA Awareness Week
Jan. 30 Management Club
Book Revlew
LDSSA Awareness Week
A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
Women's Basketball GCe VB. MeC
Men's Basketball GCC VB. Mec
Jan. 31 LDSSA Awareness Week
Feb. 1 LDSSA Awareness Week
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Council Chambers 8 P.M.
Student I.ounge 11 A.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Faculty Dinning Rm. 5 P.M.
Gym 6 P.M.
Gym 8 P.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Sat. Feb. 2 Wrestling Match GCC va. A2 Western Gym 1 P.M.
PHOENIX ALL-PRO BIG HAND: Gle,ndale Community College Continuing Education
Associated Student Artists' Series, presents the Phoenix All-Pro Big Band,
under the direction of IJee Baxt~~r) Sunday) February 10; 1980) 4 :00 P.M.
in the College Performing Arts Theatre; 6000 W. Olive Ave.
Members of this fine group of profess:i.onal T1111sid.ans have 'backed many artists
perfonning in the valley, such as Vicky Carr, Sammy Davis. Paul Anka, Bob Hope,
and most rec,ently, Lou R.awls. Many or them have toured with big bands, like
Stan Kenton and Woody Herman.
The program includes, in part, works by Chuck Mangione and Dizzy Gillespie,
plus several originals by members of the band.
Tickets are awdlable to the General Public for $3.00 at the Campus Cashler t s
office, the CEAS office.; and at the Theatre Box. office. Special rates for
GCC Students with I.D.
For information call 934-2211 ext. 230.
ON CAMPUS WORK: Need 2 Typists- 12 hours per week each- i.n the Physical Education
De"pa'rt-m;llt:'--'rllese are not for students on College Work Study. Must be accu-rate,
capable of working without supervision. Pn~fer someone who can work most
of the hours before 2 P.M. Contact Donna Rice. P.E. 147 any day before 1 P.M.
1'J1.Q_,.MU.J.Jmi..DQ1J._~R ..l!QWll~lL.JN ..1BK.lJJi.:r_.Qlili.I~lR....Y?: Hear Mr. Ivan Kobey, financial
consultant with Shearson, Lobe .and Rhoadt~s, speak on "Inflation: the Ability
to Cope.: Lecture series continues Wednesday, Jan.• .30, at 11:00 A.M. in the
f; tudent I. ounge •
"ARIZONA PRINT COMPETION '7911
: The "Arizona Print Competion '79" will be on
exhfbrt'-rn--tIie-'~Stu-ae.:ntLO-llngebegi.nnillg Jan. 21 through Feb. 8. This
exhibition is sponsored by CEAS.
LIFEGUARDS NEEDED: The P.E. Department needs Lifeguards for the Spring
Semester:'--Musthave current Senior Life Saving Certificate or be able to
obtain one. Cont<lct Kent Staheli in P.E. 14,5 or see the Secretary in P.E. 147.
Prefer Students with College Work Study.
~;r.RA,CK..ANJ1 ..EnUJ1: Any Women intE,rested in Track and Field activ'ities
come on out to the stadium at 3:30 P.M. and day of the week. \-ffi NEED YOU!!!
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
CafeterIa - Home eooking, baking and assortment
of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwic.h.
Chili.••.
Burrito. • • • • •
Special of the day:
.. ., " . .. ..
.. III .......- •••
��� • • • • 75¢
• •• 55¢
60¢
Monday Jan. 28
Jan. 29
Jan. 30
Jan. 31
Feb. 1
Cheese Enchilada •
Country Steak. • •
Spaghetti. • . .
Salisbury Steak.
Tuna & Noodles • •
• • S5¢ Chimichanga.. • • • • • • 90¢
.. " • .. • • " • • • • 75¢
• 75¢ Garlic Toast • . • • • • 15¢
. " ., .\ • • • • 75C
. . • • • • 75¢
Nr~ BOOKS IN THE IMC•••••
American Writers: A Collection of !.iterary Biographies--Unger
Arizona Survival--Hall
The Blackheath Poisonings: A Victorian Murder Mystery--Symons
The Body In Question--Miller
Cave Birds: An Alchemical Cave Drama--Hughes
Man's Conquest of the Pacific: The Prehistory of Southeast Asia and Oceania--
Bellwood
Medical Anthrophology--Foster
The Mexican War--
Political Crime in the United States: Analyzing Crime By and Against Government--
Roebuck
Sexual and Reproductive Aspects of Woments Health Care--Notman
Systems of Health Care--Mackintosh
Women :ln Reli.gion--Smith
Writing News for Broadcast--Bliss
Audiorecords:
Great Novels Cassette Library
TIle I.E.P. System "
New York State Machine Transcriptton Course
Phonics Series
Slides:
Insect: Identification
F:i.lmst rips:
Budding and Grafting
Care of Patients in Shock
Grovdng Things the Hydroponic Way
Lawns and Ground Covers
Propogating Ornamenta.l Plants
Terrariums and How to Make Them
Motion Pictures:
Jumps (Track and Fi.eld)
Sprints/Hurdles
Throws
Videorecords:
Critical Care Nurslng
Di.mensions of Leadership in NursJng: Change, cCJUnjct
Management. Confrontation. Leade",ship Issues.
VOLUME 19 NUMBER 3
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
FEBRUARY 4, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
.Feb. 4 Activities Fatr
Financial Aid Orientati.on
Feb. 5 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
BSUMeeting
Day Break Meeting
We United Meeting
Activities Fair
Feb. 6 Book Review
M.,E. Ch.A. Meeting
Activities Fair
Gymnastics Invitational &Dual Meet
. Women's Archery GCC VB. PC & SCC
Financial Aid Orientation
Student Union 8 A.M•
Student Lounge 7 A.M.
Council Chambers IP.'M.
Council Chambers 11~30 A.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 2{30 P.M.
Student Union 8A.H.
Student l,ounge 11 A.M·.
Faculty Di~i~g Rm. 2 P.M.
Student Union 8 A.M.
Gym 3 P.M.
ArcheryRange3P.:M•
Student Lounge 7 P.M.
Thurs. Feb •. 7 Activities Fair Student Union 8 A.M.
International Student's Club Meeting B.-I07 2 P.M.
Women's Tennis GCC vs. Grand Canyon C Tennis Courts 2:30 P.M.
Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
Feb. 8 Men's Basketball GCC vs. PC
Activities Fair
Women's Basketball GCC vs. PC
Feb. 9 Wrestling Match GCCvs. PC
Feb. 10 Phoenix All Pro Band
Gym 8 P.M.
Student Union 8 A.M.
Gym ~ P.M.
Gym 1 P.M.
PAC 4 P.M.
SEMINAR: You are invited to a seminar for the returning students entitled
"Managing Your Timen - Tuesday, February 12, 1980, 1:00-3:00 p.m. in LA 141,
Dr. Judy Dodenhoff will be the main speaker. A group discussion will follow.
Everyone is invited.
LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTER'S OPEN HOUSE: You are cordially invited to
at.tend the I,earning Ass isEance-Center t s Open House on Monday, February 11,
1980 from 7:00 a.tn. until 9:30 p.m. Come by and see how we can be of
service to y()u. Ask about free tutoring assistance, self-paced instructional
kits, and cognitive style mapping. Refreshments will be served!
SPECIAL SERVIC.E~: Special Services will again be providing services to the
physically handicapped (deaf, wheelchair-bound, medicated/severe health
impaired) students. This
follo~ng hours:
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
FrL
semester Special Services Office will be open the
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
8: ao a. m. to 7: 00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The services that we will provi.de will depend on individual student need.
If you know of a student who might need our assistance, please refer them
to Bob Flores, Diane Balough, Mario Esquer or Erlinda Torres, Spe.cial
Services Office i.o T2-107.
PHI THETA KAPPA NEW MEMBERS: Our first meeting will be held on
February 7. W"""e-Wi.1Tmeetln the Studel1t Cafeteria at 2:30 p.m.
like tr:; have all a,ctive chapter thi.s semester, so please support
Lambda ..
'l'htl.rsday,
We \oI(H.11d
Om:!: {:rOfl
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE:
Al,pha ~lta K.!£1?!: Education major, financial need, full-time student~
American Marketin~od~E.: Marketing major, 6cholasticperformance,
financial need. Deadline for filing April 18.
American .~sinel!s j!orneE:.,' s A~s..ociation - Tur9.~pise Pl!a.Ete~: Female student,
financial need, ~~intain a least 2.000 GPA, interest in law or architecture
not excluding other interests. Deadline for filing: April 16.
Arizona Charitable Foundation: Business major (preferable but not neces­sarily
a factor), GPA of 3. 0'00 in 12 hours or more.
Data Processing Manage;~ent Ass~iation..t Pho~x_ qhapter: Financial need,
completed 16 hours of study, fulltime student, Business Data Processing
major, GPA 2.50 or better •
.J!elta ~ppa Gamma -A~h~j{I Chapter - omicron State: Education major,
sophomore, 3.000 GPA, female returning to school; tinancial need.
Qlenda~e Home Economist:,s in H.o~em8:kins Schplars.hi'p': Full-time home
economics major, any age.
Jaeanese Ame~can Citizens League: Both freshman and undergraduate awards
are available. Deadline for filing freshman, March 15 undergraduate,
April 15, 1980.
Vera M. King Memorial: Japanese descent (not' necessarily 100%).
National Institute for ~he Foodservice Indu~tEY ScholarshiE: Foodservice
management tiiajOr'; full-time student for full academic year, academic per­formance,
financial need. Deadline: April 1.
P.E.O. Contin~ing Education Program: Women who are resuming college
education.
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THE ARIZONA COWBOY: A FIGMENT OF THE IMAGINATION?: Mr. Marshall Trimble,
Project Director for the Maricopa County Community College-'s Southwest
Studies Program, will be on campus Wednesday, February 6, to share with us
bis knowledge of the Ari~ona Cowboy. A native Arizonan, Trimble was raised
in Ashfork, a small railroad town in the northern part of Arizona. His
book, Arizona: A Panoramic History of a Frontier State, published by
Doubleday in 1977 was an Arizona best seller.
'~rshall Trimble enjoys the reputation of
and colorful historians in Arizona. He is
whether he's pla.ying hi.s l2-string guitar,
Southwest," The topic of his lecture is;
Realitytl.
being one of the most prominent
at home in front of a crowd
the banjo, or lecturing on the
" The Arizona Cowboy: Myth &
This continuation of our lecture aeries will be held in the Student Lounge,
February 6, 1980 at 11:00 A.M.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cookinS
Cafeteria - Homc:~ cooking, baking and assortment
of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. •
Chili.. •.• • • •
Burrito. . • • • ••••
Special of the day:
·· ... . . ., . . . · . . . . . 75¢
· • • • • • 55¢
• 60¢
Mon. Feb. 4 Tostada. . • · . · SOC Gre.en Chili Burro • · . · • . · 65¢
'r\U!,S" Feb. S 'Bea,t'\,3 50; WeillerH. · . . · " 75¢
WfC!d. Fe.b. 6 :Casagna. . · · • . • · . · · " · . 75¢
'):'hU!' ~; • rl:?b. 7 Chop SU(~y • · · • · " · .' , · . · " • · '. • • 75¢
',r:'t::t • F'~b. 8 :F:hlh Sanr:i:..·:tcl', • • . .. · . ., 65Ci f.'f':!e::,. " 15(:
VOLUME 20 NUMBER 4
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
FEBRUARY 11, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Frio
Sat.
Sun.
Feb. 11 BSU Fashion Show
C.E.A.S. Art Show (opening)
Women's Basketball GCC vs. Scottsdale
Feb. 12 A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
BSU Meeting
Day Break Meeting
C.E.A.S. Art Show
BSU Sponsored Film &Discussion: The
Impact of the Media on Blacks--lead by
Marcus t~right
Feb. 13 Lecturer: Mr. David Gipson
Topic: Black Involvement in the 60's
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Symphonic Band Concert
C.E.A.S. Art Show
Feb. 14 Management Club Meeting
C.E.A.S. Art Show
BSU National Speaker
Wrestling Match GCC VB. MCC
Feb. 15 Wrestling Match GCC vs. Pima College
C.E.A.S. Executive Board Meeting
C.E.A.S. Art Show
BSU Car Smash Up
. Feb. 16 BSU Recruitment Dance
Men's Basketball
Smoker &Step Show-"Greeks"
C.E.A.S. Art Show
Feb. 17c.E.A.S. Art Show (Formal Opening)
PAC 7 P.M.
Student Lounge All Day
Gym 6 P.M.
Council Chambers 1 P.M.
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Student Lounge 2 P.M.
Student Lounge 11 A.M.
Faculty Dining Room 2 P.M.
PAC 8:00 P.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Council Chambers 8 P.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
PAC 7:30 P.M.
GA-I04 3 P.M.
GA-I04 3 P.M.
SOA 7 P.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Mall 11 A.M.
Dining Room 8 P.M.
Gym 8 P.M.
Student Lounge 6 P.M.
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Student Lounge 2 P.M.
VETERANS INFORMATION SEMINAR: A Veterans Information Seminar
will be held in th~Student Lounge on Wednesday, February 20. 1980
from 12:30 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. General information on the G.I.
Bill, Home Loans, S.G.L.I. and the Veterans Association will be
discussed. Jack Evans, a representative from the Veterans
Administration will be available to answer questions. All student
veterans or active duty personnel are encouraged to attend.
ART EXHIBITION: IfDimensions 80" Art Exhibition will be on display
in the Student Lounge beginning Feb. 10 through Feb. 23. Formal
.opening will be held in the Student Lounge Feb. 10 at 2:00 - 5:00 P.M.
This event is sponsored by C.E.A.S.
STUDENTS: There is an intake counselor on duty in the east end
of the cafeteria from 10 - 2 P.M. Mon - Th. You need no appoint­ment,
just stop by with problems or questions.
BLACK UNITY DAY: Wear· African-style clothing or red, black and green. Also,
there will be various activities such as, African hairbraiding, natural cuts,
artifacts, jewelry, etc. Black Unity Day will be on Friday, February 15 at
11 A.M. to 2 P.M.
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID: Public Law 94-482 contains a provision whereby each .
Student FfuanciaT"A.i.d (SfA reci.pienti,s required to maintain "Normal Progress'>
This means there is an establ:l.shed relationship between the level of SFA
received (awarded and the number" of cred:it{'h,ours completed. The rela,ti~nship
has been defined by :HeceI> SFA Officers as follows:
.fymding Leve~. Credit Hou'rs .Regui.red
100% of n.:;ed. 12 or more hours
75% of need 9 - 11 hours
50% of need 6 - 8 hours
Students who fail to achieve IINormal Progress" will no longer be eligible for
SFA until the deftc.ienc.y is removed. If the Student feels that his/her cir­cumstances
are unique, h,e/she ma,y submit a tlpetition of Waiver of Normal
Progress" t:o the SGA Office. If the denial is sustained. the student may
appeal to the GCe Standards and AdmiSsions Connnittee.
SCHpLARSHIRS AVAII.AB1:!f,: For information please contact financial Aid Office B-I04.
ext. 334.
Alpha Del~a Kap~a: Education major, financial need. full-time student.
AmericanMark~tin~_Ass~<!tion: Marketing major, scholastic performance.
financial need. Deadline for filing April 18.
American ~H§J.ness_W£~~'s A~ciatiori- Turquoise Chapter: Female student.
financi,al need, maintairi a least 2.000 GPA, interest in law or architecture
not excluding other interests. Deadline for filing: April 16.
Ariz.onaCharitable Foundation: Business major (preferable but not neces­salIfy
a ,factor), CPA of 3.000 in 12 hours or more.
pats Proce~i~~~~~~entAssociation, Ph?enix Chapter: Financial need,
completed 16 hours of study, fulltime student, Business Data Processing
major, GPA 2.50 or better.
Delt.a KSEp8 Gamma .:A!.E.11~I Ch1'1}?ter - Omicron State: Education major.
sophomore, 3.000 CPA, female returning to school. finan:ial need.
Glendal,e ~.Q.n.!£_Ji£~n2mistsE_jlomemakina Scholarship: F\,lH·~time home
.econom1.cs major, any age •
.::!.?pane~_ AmericanJ~.i.!!.!.':...~..::~?_.!-~eague: Both freshman and undergraduate awards
are available. Deadline for filing freshman. March 15 undergraduate.
April 15, 1980.
Vera M.King ~emo~;al: Japanese descent (not necessarily 100%).
National In1:!titEk_!:P£. tfl~_...:':.?ods~rvice Industry Scholarship: Foodservice
management major, full-time student for full academic year, academic per­formance,
f:i.nancial l1ee~. Deadline: April l.
P.E.D. CO}l.tinuing Educ~ll::ion Pr???ram: Women who are resuming college
education.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads.
. Daily Entrees - Hot SandWich. • • 75(: Chill. • • 55~. Burrito. • .60.;:
-S_OUL POOD FOR BLACK HERITAGE WEEK ...'-- --,- -- Special
l-fon. '
Tues.
Wed..
Thurs.
Thurs •.
of the day:
Feb. 11 l.iver & Onions. • • •• 75(: Buttered Rice. • • • • • 30¢
Fried Spinich •••.••• 30¢ Peach Cobbler 35¢
Feb. 12 Pork Chops &Dressing • 75¢ Beans........... • 30e
Candied Yams.. 30e Apple Cobbler • • • 35¢ Corn Bread. 15¢
Feb. 13 Fried Chicken .•.•••• 75¢ Stewed tomatoes••••• 30<:
Black eyed peas • • • • • • 30e Raisin Pie • • • • • • �� 45<:
Feb. 14 Beef Rice 5: Cabbage GoulaSh 75(: Hixed Vegetables .... 30¢
Bread Pudding/Lemon Sauce • •••• • �� • • 35<:
Feh. 15 Fish Sand,dch • • • 65<: fries • • • • • • • • • • 35c
Deviled eggs. • . • • 30C Cherry Pie. • • 45¢
[D;[Q)~ff~JT LS3UJJ rLJL~1nrM
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 19 NUMBER 5
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Mon. Feb. 18 NO SCHOOL !! f ! !
FEBRUARY 18, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN .
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Frio
Sat.
Feb. 19 A.S. Executive Meeting
Newman Club Mtg.
B.S.U. Mtg.
Day Break Mtg.
We United Mtg.
C.E.A.S. Art Show
Women's Gymnastics (Canadian Meet)
Feb. 20 Book Review
Veterans Info. Seminar
C.E.A.S. Art Sh~
M.E.Ch.A. Mtg.
Audubon Film Series
Feb. 21 C.E.A.S. Art Show
Fire Fighter Question &Answers
International Student Association
Phi Theta Kappa Mtg.
Women's Tennis Gce va. PC
Feb. 22 C.E.A.S. Art Show
Feb. 23 Baseball GCC va. Central Az.• C.
Council Chambers 1 P.M.
Council Chambers "9 .A.M.
Council Cha..bers 11:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 2: 30 P.M.
Student Lounge All Day
Gym 4 P.M.
Student Lounge 11 A.M.
Student Lounge 12:30 P.M.
Student Lounge All Day
Faculty Dinning Room 2P.H.
P.A.C.8 P.M.
Student Lounge All Day
Faculty Dining Room 2 P.M.
B-l07 2:30 P.M.
Student Cafeteria 2:30 P.M.
Courts 2:30 P.M.
Student Lounge All Day
Field 3 P.M.
BLOOD nRIVE: There will be a Blood Drive on Feb. 26, from 8:30 - 1:00 P.M., and
on Feb. 27, from 5:30 - 8:30 P.M. in the Student Lounge. The drive is sponsored by
the G.C.C. Veterans Association and Associated Students from Arizona Blood Services.
All Students are encouraged to sign up for a donation on a schedule sheet available at
the information desk in the Student Union. This drive is sponsored in response to
a world wide blood shortage during the months of February and March.
NEW VISION CENTER: The office of Special Services and. the Learning Assistance Center
are happy to announce the opening of a newly d.eveloped center to assist the Visually
impai,red. The new center will be called the Vision Center.
The Vision Center will provide the following services: assistance with the Visual
Tech Machine, Talking Calculator, Perkins BrailIer, Cassette/record players, recotded
books and magazines, and other various equipment.
The hours of the center will be:
Mon. -Wed.-Fri.­Tue.
- Thurs.
(Other times by appointment)
9:00 - 11:00
12:00 - 4:00
If you know of any students who may need this type of assistance, please refer them
to Special Services T2-107, ext. 328, or the Learning Assistance Center, ext. 341.
PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: Support Omicron Lambda! We can only be as active as the
number of members allows: Please attend Thursday's meeting.
POOL 5. WEIGHT ROOM: The pool and weight room <l.re now open for recreational use by
students, Faculty and Staff.
Pool Hours:
Mon., Wed., Fri. 12:00 - 3:00* P.M.
Tues., Thurs. 1:00 - 3:00* P.M.
weather is warm enough.)
1:00 - 5:00 P.M.
12:30 - 5:00 P.M.
Weight Room Hours:
Mon., Wed., Fri.
Tues., Thurs.
i~(Will stay open until 4:00 P.M. whenever the
~
J!~JLLER SKATERS: "Students who have adopted roller skates as their latest eneYr.O
saving device are reminded that skates cannot be worn inside any campus building.
Usage of skates on the campus sidewalks is permissible as long as the safety of
others is not threatened." .......
SAILING CLUB: GCC Sailing Club meeting. All students welcome 2:30 P.M. Thursday, Feb.
273",- in Council Chambers. .
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: For information please contact financial Aid Office B-104.
ext. 33q·.
Alpha Delta KnEEa: Education major, financial need, full-time student.
~merican Marketing Association: Marketing major, scholastic performance,
fi.nancial need. Deadline for filing April 18.
!~~!Jsan Business Woments_!.~ssociation - Tur~ise Chapt~~~ Female student,
·~"'ial need. maintain a least 2.000 GPA, interest in law or architecture
not excluding other interests. Deadline for filing: April 16.
;~:!:Jz~a Charitable Foundation: Business major (preferable but not neces­sarilya
factor), GPA of 3.000 in 12 hours or more.
Pi!.!:8. Pr'!.cessing Management As~oci~ion, Phoenix Chapter: Financial need,
,:ompleted 16 hours of study, fulltime student, Business Data Processing
major, CPA 2.50 or better.
P£~~Ea Ga~~ -AlrhaX~Chapter - Omicro~ State: Fducation major,
sophomore, 3.000 GPA, female returning to school, financial need.
SLlend<'!!.e Home Ecollomists in HomE;making ~cholarship: Full-time home
·)conomics maj or, any age.
d:~Eanese Am~!ican_Citizens League: Both freshman and undergraduate a'Nards
are available. Deadline for filing freshman, March 15 - undergraduate,
April 15, 1980.
y~~r~ M. King Memorial: Japanese descent (not necessarily 100%).
J:{2..~iona~ Institute for the !oodservice Indu~try Scholarsh~p.: Foodservice
management major, full-time student for full academic year, academic per­formance,
financial need. Deadline: April 1.
.!:.~..J3:~.9. Continuing Education I'r~am: Women who are resuming college
education.
'OOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich••• 75¢ ChilL •• 55¢ Burrito••• 60¢
Specials of the Day
t'/rf)n.~
':'U(:s a
'·tl:~.d •
"::'\~bu ('s.
}':'r:i. ?
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
HOLIDAY
Green Chili Burro.
Beef Stew. • • • •
Ruebin Sandwich.
Fish Sandwich. •
Fries.•••.••
. . . • • 65¢ Tostada.
. . .
SOc
75¢
• 75¢
• 65¢
• 35¢
- VOLUME 19 NUMBER. 6
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:·
FEBRUARY 25, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Feb. 25 C.E.A.S. Art Show
Feb. 26 A.S. Advisory Board Mtg.
B.S.U. Mtg.
Day Break Mtg.
C.E.A.S. Art Show
Blood. Drive
Men's Tennis GCC vs. MCC
Feb. 27 Book Review
C.E.A.S. Art Show
Veteran's Job Seminar
Blood Drive
M.E.Cll.A. Mtg.
Drama Performance
"Dark of the Moon"
Student Lounge All Day
Council Chambers 1 P.M.
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
Student Lounge All Day
Student Lounge 8:30 P.M.
Courts 3 P.M.
Student Lounge 11 A.M.
Student Lounge All Day
Student Lounge 12:30 P.M.
Student Lounge 5:30 P.M.
Faculty Dinning Rm. 2 P.M.
P.A.C. 8 P.M.
Thurs. Feb. 28 Softball GCC vs. Pima C. Field 4 P.M.
Sailing Club Mtg. Council Chambers 2:30 P.M.
C.E.A.S. Art Show Student Lounge All Day
International Student's Mtg. B-107 2:30 P.M.
Drama Performance
"Dark of the Moon" P.A.C. 8 P.M.
Fri. Feb. 29 C.E.A.S. Art Show
····Matinee
Drama Performance
Baseball GCC VB. PCC
Student Lounge All Day
P.A.C. 2 P.M.
P.A.C. 8 P.M.
Field 3 P.M.
Sat. Feb. 30 Woments Gymnastics --ACCAC
Conference Championship Gym 10 A.M.
Drama Performance P.A.C. 8 P.M.
Ments Tennis GCC vs. Yavapi Courts 1 P.M.
PUZZLES IN THE SKY?: GCC' s John Winters shares thee plal1ets in a slide
lecture "Exploration of the Planets." This is a presentation of the Book
Review and Lecture Series. Wednesday 11:00 A.M. in the Student Lounge.
BLOOD DRIVE/VETERANS ~TOB SIMINAR: On Feb. 26 and Feb. 27 the Veterans Affairs
and Associated Students will be sponsoring a blood drive on campus in the
Student Union. The time will be from 8:00 to 1:00 on the 26 and from 5:00 to
8:00 on the 27. Also on Feb. 27, 1980 the Veterans Administration in con­junction
with the GCC Veterans Affairs Office will be be sponsoring a
Veterans Job Seminar in the Student Lounge from 12: 30 to 5: 00, .. all. VEterans
are invited. There will be representatives from the Veterans Administration
there to answer any questions you may have and potential employers will
be there as well.
TYPEWRITER'S FOR STUDENT USE: Typewriters previously available in the library
for 8.tudent use are now in the SOA BUilding t s Conference Room. Students may
use the typewriters during the hours the building is open.
~_.W.A.R.E. BAKE SALE: Come One! Come All! To the A.W.A.R.E. Bake Sale, March 5,
9 A.M. - I P.M. in front of the Student Union Building near the Cashiers Office.
Want a break between classes, or haven't had time to bake those goodies
well see you there for cookies, brownies and candy apples Yum! Yum!!!!
FOOD SERVICES Ol?l·t:Rr;D: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment
of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Heef Sandwich•••
Chili. • • • • •
Burrito. • • • • •
Spedal of the day:
. . . . . ... ... .
• 'It • .. ~ • •
O'. • • • 75¢
• • • • • • 55¢
• • • • • • • 60¢
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
F!ic'h. 25
F~b., 26
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Feb.
Tamale Pie••••• 75¢ Chimicha.nga••••••••• 90¢
Ham and Macaxoni. • •• • • • • • • • 15¢
Swiss Ste.al, ., It • ~ .. • ... • " • f; tl • • • 75¢
Peppered Weinel's over rice. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15¢
Fish sandw1ch • • • 65¢ Fires. �� • • • • • • • • 35¢
NEW BOOKS IN 'f'iJR um .
Back to Busili}~SS:~ 11.. Woman' 8 Guide to Re-entering the Job Market--Mouat
Barrow's Hmv to Prepare for the College Level Examination Program: CLEP, General
c Examinations-~·Doster
Black's Law Dictionary: Definitions of the Terms and Phrases of American
and English Jurisprudence, Ancient and Modern--Black
The Child's Conception of tanguage--Sinclair.
Detente: A Documentary Record--Timberlake
Dr. Marchetti.. ' s Walking Books-Marchetti
Earth Shelte.red Housing Design: Guidelines, Examples, and References-­Exploring
Unifica.tion Theo!ogy--Bryant
Financial Invasion of. the U.S.A.: A Threat to American Society?--Fry
Haga's Law: Why Nothing Works and No One Can Fix It, and the More We Try, the
Worse it Gets--Haga
Historical Atlas of Arizona--Walker
In transition: How r'eminism, Sexual Liberation, and the Search for
Se.1f-li\llfillm·nt have Altered Our Lives--Bardwi.ck
Jobsearch: The Complete Manual for Job Seekers--Rust
Life Berore ~~n--Atwood
The Music Makers--Stevenson
The New Money Dynamj.cs--Vant~aspel
Ocean of Destiny: A Concfse History of the North Pacific, l500-l978--Lowe:r
Old Age in the New La.nd~ The American Experience Since 1700--Achenbaum
Pueblo, Hardscrabbh~, Greenhorn: The Upper Arkansas, 1832-1856--Lecompte
Resources of Organic Matter for the Future--
San Francisco--Moorhouse
Solutions to Reading Problems--Heckelman
Temperate-Zone Pomology--Westwood
Who's Who: Chicano Office Holders 1977-78--Martinez
Will it Make a Theat.re: A Guid.e to Finding, Renovating, Financing, Bringing­Up-
Code the Nontraditional Performance Space--Elder
Wonders of the World--Swinglehurst
AUDIORECORDS:
The Doctor Talks to YOu About Understanding and Preventing Suicide,
For Sale by Ow1H:~r .
Improve Your Nogotiating Skills
'Greater Income Thru Inc.oming Calls
Keys to Listing Power
Legal Studies to Wit
The Purloined Lli'tter lmd Poams of Edgar Allan Poe
Abnom1l1 Beha'\tioi: III Mental Hospital
Navajo Race fox' Pr<:'sp(~rity
SLIDES:
VOLUME 19 NUMBER 7
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVrrrgS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tues. Mar. 4 Mu~ic Recital
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
B. S., U. Heeting
Duy Break Meeting
We United I1eetlng
Geology Mineral Sale
MARCH 3, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
P.A.C. 12:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 1 P.M.
Council Chambers 11: 30 A.M.
Council Chambers 7:30P.M.
Council Chambers 2:30"P.M.
S~udent Union Hallway 8 A.M.
Wed. Mar. 5 Book Revtew
Intrnat'1. Stud. Assoc.
M.E.Cll.A. Meeting
Geology Mineral Sale
A.W.A.R.E. Bake Sale
Student Lounge 11 A.M.
Present. Dining Room 12 P.M.
Faculty Dining Ro~ 2 P.M.
Student Union Hallway 8 A.M.
Mall 9 A.M.
Thurs. Mar. 6 Intrnat'1. Stud. Assoc. Present. Dining Room 12 P.M.•
Women1 s Tennis GCC VB. Cochise C. Tennis Courts 2:30' P.M.
Intrnat'!. Stud. Assoc. Meeting B-I07 2:30 P.M.'
Fri. Mar. 7 Intrnat'l. Stud. Assoc. Party Dining Room 8 P.K.
C.E.A.S. Executive Board Meeting S.O.A.-102 7 P.M.
Intruat'1. Stud. Assoc. Present. Dining Room 12 P.M.
Student Lounge Will Be Closed! 9 A.M.-9 P.M.
Sat. Mar. 8 Travis Edmondson Concert
Women's Softball Gee vs. E.A.C.
Baseball GeC VB. Yavapai C.
Tomorrow's Woman
---"---
P.A.C. 7 P.M.
Softball Field 11 A.M.
Baseball Field 11 A.M.
P.A.C. 9 A.M.
1980 CENSUS RECRUITMENT: l11e Census Bureau will be on campus to conduct
examinations for positions with the 1980 census. Positions available are
for office clerks, enumerators and crew leaders. The pay range is from
$3.55 per hour to·$5.10 parbour. depending on positions. The positions
are for full-time or part-time (hours depend on exact work assignments of
each project operation). The location of testing and times are:
Monday, March 3rd to Friday, March 7
Time: 1 P.M. and 3 P.M. (two testing periods)
Location: Room 1-116 (west end of I.M.C.)
For additional informat:lon contact:
U.S. Bureau of Census
2544 East University
Suite 250
Phoenix, AZ 8503!~
Phone: 261-6475
A.W.A.R.E. LECTURE SERIES: A free lecture entitled ''Where the Jobs Arel"
will be held Tuesday, ~ich 4 from 1:00-3:00 P.M. in roomLA-141 at Glendale
Community College. Speaking will be ,ioanne Phalen, Director of Arizona
Action for Displaced Homemakers, and Nancy Norman~ Career Analyst at the
Department of Economic Security. Part of a series t the lecture is being
sponsored by the college's counseling department and is open to the public•
.a.c.c. SPEECH CLm!: The G.C.C. Speech Club shares its best in "Fun With
Forensics", a "dress rehearsal" for the National Speech Tournament next
month. This performance has been a favorite of audiences for several years
and concludes the Spring Book Review and Lecture Series. Join us Wednesday,
11:00 A.M. in the Performing Arts Center.
A.W.A.R.E. BAKE SAl.E: Come One! Come All! To the A.W.A.R.E. Bake Sale,
March 5, 9 A.M. - 1 P.M. in front of the Student Union Building near
the Cashiers Office. Want a break between classes, or haven't had time
to bake those goodies -- well see you there for cookies, brownies and
candy apples Yum! Yum!!!t
�� ~t
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking,and assortment
of salads.
• • �� • .. • ill- ..... • • <. 75c;
• .' • • • • •• * • • • • 'S5¢
., . • . ~. . .. . . 60¢
Daily Entrees,- Hot Beef Sandwich. • • •
Chili. • • • . • • • • • •
Burrito. • • • • • • • • • • • ..."
Special of the day: '. .. • 0
Mon. Mar. 3 Tostada. . . . . •50¢ Green Chili Burro . · • • • ., .. • 65~
TUes. Mar. 4 Goulash. . . . . . . . . • · · · · · • · · • · • • • · 75¢
Wed. Mar. 5 Baked Ham w/Fruit Sauce. · · · · · · · • · · • · · • • 75¢
Thurs. Mar. 6 Polish Sausage Submarine w/Kraut · .$l... lO"Fr.~es. • • • '35*
Fri. Mar. 7 Macaroni and Cheese. . . • • · · · · • · · · · · • • • 7St;
"
NEW BOOKS, IN THE IMC • • • • •
All the Good People I've Left Behind--Oates
Careers in Health: The Professionals Give You the Inside picture.about
Their Jobs--Zimmerman
The Celebration of Heroes: Prestige as a Social Control System--Goode
The Checklist of Science-Fiction and Supernatural Fiction--Bleiler
Creek Mary's Blood: A Novel--Brown
Current Affairs Atlas--Paneth
Edward VII, Princp and King--St. Aubyn
The Environment as Hazard--Burton
The Female Fix: Women and Legal Drug Addiction..-Nell1s
Horrors: From Screen to Scream: An Encyclopedic Guide to ~he Greatest
Horror and Fantasy Films 'of All Time--Naha
Life in the Castle in Medieval England--Burke
Mark Twain as a Literary Comedtan--Sloane
National College Databank--Hegener
Nothing is Lost--Hawley
Pesticides: Preparation and Mode of Action--erem1yn
A Place on the 'Corner--Anderson
Revivals, Awakelrlngs, and Reform: An Essay on Religion and Social Change
in America, 1607-1977--McLoughlin
The Road to California: The Search for a Southern Overlandloute. 1540-1848'
-Hague <
There is no Balm in Bermingham--Deagon
Women's Lacrosse--Brackenridge
MEDIA RECEIVED IN 'fHE IMCl •••••
The Fascinating World of Architects
The Fascinating World of Cooks/Chefs
The Fascinating World of Home Economics
The Fascinating World of Interior Designers
The Fascinating World of Physicians Assistants
The Fascinating World of Radio/TV Announcers
The Fascinating World of Radio/IV Repair
The Fascinating World of Travel Agents
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VOLUME 19 NUMBER 8
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Mon. Mar. 17 Faculty Art Show
Tues. Mar. 18 B.S.U. Meeting
Nursing Job Fair
A.S. Executive Meeting
We United Meeting
Women's Tennis GCC VB. Pima C.
Day Break Meeting
Orchestra Concert
Wed. Mar. 19 A.S. Film nEnter the Dragontl
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Valley Big Brothers
MARCH 17, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
Student Lounge
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Student Union Hallway 1 P.M.
Council Chambers 1 P.M.
Council Chambers 2:30 P.M.
Tennis Courts 2:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
P.A.C. 8 P.M.
Grill Room 9 A.M. &1 P.M.
Faculty Dining Room 2 P.M.
Council Chambers 7 P.M.
Thurs. Mar. 20 Intruat'l. Stud. Assoc. Meeting B-107 2:30 P.M.
Fr1. Mar. 21 Women's Softball GCC VB. Y.C.C. Softball Field 4 P.M.
C.E.A.S. Executive Board Mtg. S.O.A. 7 P.M.
Sat. Mar. 22 Baseball GeC vs. A.W.C. Baseball Field 11 A.M.
Sun. Mar.'23 Phoenix Symphony Orchestra Con. Cactus High School 4 P.M.
FIRST AID TREATMENT: Both faculty and students are reminded that First
Aid treatment or medical assistance calls should be directed to the
Campus Security Office. • .Extensions 295 and 360. The Campus Security
Office is located in the west end of the Bookstore Building and emergency
treatment rooms and facilities are available there. Medical assistance
calls should not be directed to the nursing instructional staff.
MAILING LABELS: There are presently available at Student Activities
mailing labels for Student Organizations wishing to make bulk mailings.
Contact Robert Christian at Bxt. 254.
TYPEWRITER'S FOR STUDENT USE: Typewriters previously available· in the
library for student use are-now in the SOA Building's Conference Room.
Students may use the typewriters during the hours the building is open.
SWIMMING POOL HOURS: The swimming pool is open to Glendale Students and
Staff for recreational S\I1imming, the following hours:
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
12:00 - 4:00
12:00 - 4:00
12:00 - 2:30
Thurs. 12:00 - 4:00
Frio 1:00 - 4: 00
The weight room in the stadium is open from:
Monday through Friday 1:00 - 5:00.
TO ALL GeC STUDENTS (PUBLISHERS COMMENT): GCC IS a great place to be and
it can be even better if our diverse student body will help. By help I
mean help yoursel.~ and the school. Many activities are avai.lable to
students free of charge. For example, can. you say that you have gone to
a baseball game, have you attended any sport event while at GCC?
I am sure you have been told many times there is more to college than
homework and classes. Indeed there is! Try It! Get Involved! For
information on groups and activities contact Robert Christian SO-112 or
Ext. 254.
ARABIC NEWSPAPERS: The library receives gift subscriptions to the following
newspapers in Arabic: Al-Yaum, Asharq Al-Awsat, A;l-Reyadh, OKAZ. Arab ~
and Saudi Gazette are available in English. We have some issues of the
journals OKRA and AI-Faisal. Please ask at the Periodicals counter in Room
~110.-
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment
of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. •
Chili. • •
Burrito. • • • • • •
Special of the day:
• • • I: • • . . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. ..
• 75¢
•• 5S¢
• �� • • 60¢
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Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Frio
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Mar. 21
Green Chili burro
Rueben Sandwich •
Veal Parmesan • •
BBQ Beef
Fish Sandwich • •
•••••65¢ Tostada. • • • • • • • SO¢
•••• •7S¢ Fries. • •• 35¢
• 75¢
•75¢ Fries. • • • • • 35¢
• • .65¢ Fries. • • • • • • • • 35¢
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC • . • • •
American Film Now: The People, the Power, the Money, the Movies--Monaco
The American Renaissance in New England--Myerson
Atlas of Human Evolution--Brace
Encyclopedia of Psychology--Eysenck
lbe Facts of Love: Living, Loving, and Growing Up--Comfort
Feminist Quotations: Voices of Rebels, Reformers, adn Visionaries--McPhee
George I, Elector and King--Hatton
The Higher Education of Women: Essays in Honor of Rosemary Park--Astin
Katherine Anne Porter: A Collection of Critical Essays--Warren
Mathematical Knowledge and Skills--
Medical Spanish--Bongiovanni
Module M: Medical Dosage Calculations--01sen
Moped Maintenance Manua1--Coggins
My Life as an Indian: The Story of a Red Woman and a White Man in the
Lodges of the Blackfeet--Schultz
Mysteries of the Ancient World-­Philip
Roth--Rodgers
Poultry Production--Nesheim
Readings in Gerontology--Brown
A Revolution in Taste: Studies of Dylan Thomas, Allen Ginsberg, Sylvia
Plath and Robert Lowell--Simpson
A Selected and Annotated Bibliography of Chicano Studies--Tatum
Transportation Fuels Sale Trends and the Future Demands--
Ways to Play: Recreation Alternatives--McCullagh
The Western: A Collection of Critical Essays--Folsom
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY'COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 19 NUMBER 9
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Mon. Mar. 24 A.S. Movie Film
Chuck Sontanos-Coun. Job Placement
Baseball GCC vs. Col. Northwestern
Tues. Mar. 25 A.S. Advisory Meeting
B.S.U. Meeting
Women's Archery GCC Dual Meet
Women's Softball GCC vs. MCC
Grand Canyon Recruiting
Day Break Meeting
Concert Choir &Chamber Singers Con.
MARCH 24, 1980
DIRECTOR: ROBERT CHRISTIAN
Grill Room 9 A.M.
Student Union Hallway 11 A.M.
Baseball Field 2 P.M.
Council Chambers 1 P.M.
Council Chambers 11:30 A.M.
Archery Range 2 P.M.
Softball Field 4 P.M.
Student Union Hallway 4:30 P.M.
Council Chambers 7:30 P.M.
P.A.C. 8 P.M.
Wed. Mar. 26 U of A Recruiting
N.A.U. Recruiting
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Baseball GCC vs. Phoenix College
Grand Canyon Recruiting
Student Union Hallway 9 A.M.
Student Union Hallway 9 A.M.
Faculty Dining Room 2 P.M.
Baseball Field 3:30 P.M.
Student Union Hallway 4:30 P.M.
Thurs. Mar. 27 A.W.A.R.E. Art Show
Intrnst'l. Students Assoc. Meeting
Grand Canyon Recruiting
Symphonic Band Concert
Atrium off Cafeteria 7:30 A.M.
B-I07 2:30 P.M.
Student Union Hallway 4:30 P.M.
p.A.e. 8 P.M.
Frio
Sat.
Sun.
Mar. 28 Art Show Entries
Receiving Art Faculty Show
Women's Tennis GCC vs. AWC
Women's Track Meet
Men's Track Gce vs. Central Ariz.
Mar. 29 Receiving Art Show Entries
Baseball GCC vs. MCC
Mar. 30 Receiving Student Art Show Entries
Student Lounge 9 A.M.
Student Union 9 A.M.
Tennis Courts 2:30 P.M.
Stadium and Track 3:00 P.M.
Track Field 7 P.M.
Student Lounge 9 A.M.
Baseball Field 1 P.M.
Student Lounge 9 A.M.
APRIL FOOLS TWO DAY EVENT: No questions asked. The joke is on the library!
Tuesday, April 1 and Wednesday, April 2, 1980 return all your overdue books
and materials and pay no fines. If a debt has already been posted against your
college records for these items, the debt will be cleared. (This bargain offer
also applies to those who may have inadvertently borrowed material without
going through normal check-out procedures). If you wish, use the outside book
drop located to the east of the entrance or the book drop in the entry to the
library. Take this opportunity to give other students a chance to use those
books and materials which you found useful!
ASU COURTESY LIBRARY CARDS: ASU courtesy library cards are now available to
Arizona residents over 21 ·years of age. Card production fee is $2.00 per year.
GCC SAILING CLUB: GCC Sailing Club will be meeting Thrusday, March 27, at
2:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. All students are welcome!
STUDENT SEMINAR: There will be a seminar for students and would-be-students
will held March 25, Tuesday, in l.A-141, at 1:00 P.M. Ellie Huft will speak on
"Fear of Failure" and "Test Anxiety". All students are welcome. Bring
questions!
MAILING LABELS: There are presently available at Student Activities mailing
labels for Student Organizations wishing to make bulk mailings. Contact
Robert Christian at Ext. 254.
WILLIAM T. SICKREY MEMORIAL: The memorial relief sculpture dedicated to the
founding Director of the Glendale Community College Library, William T. Sickrey,
has been placed on the wall directly to the left of the entrance in the Instruc­tional
Materials Center. Mr. Sickrey was instrumental in helping to select
many of the valuable and interesting art to be found throughout the facility
during his years at the College, and it was felt an addition to the collection
would be especially appropiate.
The artist, Myron Webster, is on the faculty of Northern Arizona University
and had many of his works on display at Glendale College during 1979-1980.
The memorial selection is Mr. Webster's impression of northern Arizona
landscape, and can be viewed at any time during regular library hours.
CONCERT CHOIR & CHAMBER SINGERS: The Glendale Community College Choir, under
the direction on Mr. Eugene Harris, and Chamber Singers under the Direction of
Mary Ann Dutton on Tuesday, March 25, 1980 at 8:00 P.M. in the Performing Arts
Theatre on theG.C.C. campus. The choir has just returned from their tour' of
Southern California where they performed at Southwestern College and at
several local churches. .
The Choir will be performing several well-known religious works such as the
"Gloria" from Schubert's Mass in B flat, and the 117tb Psalm by Teleman;
both being very highly esteemed and very energetic works. The Choir will
also perform popular tunes in a collection entitled "Gershwin and Porter on
Love" along with tunes such as Come Saturday Morning, and the enjoyable
Baby Elephant Walk.
On several of the religious numbers the Choir will be accompanied by a bass
ensemble along with a rhythm section and percussion group on the popular tunes.
Please come and hear this fine group and bring a friend!
Admission is free.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment
of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. • • • • •
Chili . . tl • • $. • !It • • • • • •
Burrito. . .. . . .. .. . .. ill • • •
Special of the day:
. -. . .. . . .
. . .· .. .. ..
• 75¢
• 55¢
• 60¢
Mon. Mar. 24 Cheese Enchilada. • · · 55¢ Chimichanga. • · · • • · 90¢
Tues. Mar. 25 Country Steak · · · · · • · . . · • • · . . · • · • · 75¢
Wed. Mar. 26 Liver and Onions. · · • · · · • · . · · • 75¢
Thurs. Mar. 27 Beef Pot Pie. · · · · · · · . . · · · • · • • · 75¢
Fri- Mar. 28 Fish Sandwich · · · · • 65¢ Fries. · · · · 35¢
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
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VOLUME 19 NUMBER 10
PUBLISHED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
MARCH 31, 1980
DIRECTOR; ROBERT CHRISITAN
Mon. Mar. 31 Women's Softball.GCC vs. Scottsdale Softball Field 4 P.M.
Student Lounge and Council Chambers Closed
Tues. Apr. 1 A.S. Executive Board Me.eting
We. United Meeting
Men's Tennis GCC vs. Phoenix ColI.
Day Break Meeting
Student Lounge and Council Chambers
S.O.A. 1 P.M.
TZ-102 2:30P.M.
Tennis Courts 3 P.M.
Dining Room 7:30 P.M.
Closed
Wed. Apr. 2 Glendale Comma College Stage Band Dining Room 12 P.M.
M.E.Ch.A Meeting Faculty Dining Room 2:00 P.M.
Student Lounge and Council Chambers Closed
Thurs. Apr. 3 Student Art Show
Internat'l. Student Assoc. Meeting
Women's Tennis GCC vs. Mesa C.C.
Phi Theta Kappa Meeting
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
B-l07 2:30 P.M.
Tennis Courts 2:30 P.M.
Dining Room 2:30 P.M.
Fri. Apr. 4 Student Art Show
Women's Tennis GCe vs. U. of Neb.
Men's Track GCC va. Phoenix ColI.
Scottsdale College
C.E.A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Glendale Community Band Concert
Student Lounge 8 A.M.
Tennis Courts 2 P.M.
&Stadium 3 P.M.
S.O.A. 7 P.M.
P •A. C. 7: 30 P.M.
Sat. Apr. 5
Sun. Apr. 6 Student Art Show
Recognition Day Ceremony
Reception Following
Student Lounge 8:30 A.M.
P.A.C. 2:30 P.M.
Student Union Dining Room
ATTENTION: NEW PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: Congratulations to you all once
again! Don't forget our next meeting is this Thursday, April 3. We'll be
meeting at 2:30 P.M. in the Student Cafeteria and hope to see you there.
DONNA FARGO CONCERT: Glendale Community College Continuing Education
Associated Students Artists' Series presents, Donna Fargo, Country and
Western Artists, Saturday, April 12, 1980, 8:00 P.M. Cactus High School
AuditoriUm. Tickets are available in the Cashiers office, and the C.E.A.S.
office in the Student Union. Reserved seats are $4.00, general admission is
$2.50. This talented singers awards include:
Best Selling Female Country Artist of 1972 and 1973, Music Operators of
America, Record of the Year Award for "Funny Face", Canadian Gold
Record Award for "Funny Face", Artist and Writer Double Gold Records in
Austrailia and New Zealand for "Happiest Girl" and "Funny Face". R.LA.A.
Gold Album Award and Canadian Gold Album Award for "Happiest Girl",
R.I.A.A. Platinum Album for "Happiest Girl". For further information call
ext. 230.
APRIL FOOLS TWO DAY EVENT: No questions asked. The joke is on the library!
Tuesday, April 1 and Wednesday, April 2, 1980 return all your overdue books and
materials and pay no fines. If a debt has already been posted against your
college records for these i.tems, the debt will be cleared. (This bargain offer
also applies to those who may have inadvertently borrowed material without going
through normal check-out procedures). If·you wish, use the outside book drop
located to the east of the entrance or the book drop in the entry to the library.
Take this opportunity to give other students a chance to use those books and
materials which you found useful!
4,
FOOD SERVICE REQUEST: If you have carried trays of food to other areas on
campus and have not returned your tray, china plate~ soup bowl or soup spoon.
we would appreciate your doing sol We are getting desperately low on these
items!
ASU COURTESY LIBRARY CARDS: ASU courtesy library cards are now available to
Arizona residents over 21-years of age. ~Card production fee is $2.00 per year.
WILl,lAM T. SlCKREY MEMORIAL: The memorial relief sculpture dedicated to the
founding Director of the Glendale Community College Library, William T. Sickrey.
has been placed on the wall directly to the left of the entrance in the Instruc­tional
Materials Center. Mr. Sickrey was instrumental in helping to select many
of the valuable and in.teresting art to be foun.d throughout the facility during
his years at the College, and it was felt an addition to the collection would be
especially appropriate.
The artist, Myron Webster, is on the faculty of Northern Arizona University
and had many of his works on display at Glendale College during 1979-1980.
The memorial selection is Mr. Websterts impression of northern Arizona
landscape, and can be viewed at any time during regular library hours.
SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER JOBS - 1980: The funding prospect for summer school
i,s the brightest it '-has been for -(;=10 years. The current status is that funds
are available in the following programs:
- Basic Educational Opportunity Grant
- Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant
- State Student Incentive Grant
- National Direct Student Loan
- College Work Study
If you are interested, do not delay. Contact the Student Financial Aid Office
IMMEDIATELY.
If you do not wish to attend summer school, but wish to work during the summer,
this may also be accomplished.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED: Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Cafeteria - Home cooking, baking and assortment
of salads.
Daily Entrees - Hot Beef Sandwich. •
Chili. • • • • • •
Burrito. • • • • • • • •
Special of the day:
· . .· .. .. .. . · . .
• 75¢
• • • 4 • 55¢
• • • 60¢
Mon. Mar. 31 Taco. . . . . · · . 50«;: Green Chili Burro.
Tues. Apr. 1 Polish Sausage Submarine. · 1.10 Fries · Wed. Apr. 2 Fried Chicken · · . · · . · . .
Thurs. Apr. 3 Spaghetti . . · · . 75¢ Garlic Toast . · · Fri