Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, unnumbered issues from August 25, 1980 - April 25, 1981

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
600 west Olive Avenue
Glendale, Az 85301
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volume None (From January-Dec)
AUGUST 29, 1980
1980-1981
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: GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Published by: Student Activities
Fobert Christian, Director August 25, 1980
Iearni.ng Assistance Center
Gler¥:1ale o:mnunity College begins its v 15th year. Many new concerns face all
of us. We wIll work together throughout this sclx:x.:>l year striving to ac­cx:
uplish our nutual goals. We feel the excitenent of beginning the 1980's
earring out the cha.llenge of education.
The faculty, staff, arrl administration of Glendale CO!munity College, \4elcx::nae
you and invite you to became a part of tile exciting decade of education in the
eighties.
CHIID CARE
The G.C.C. Child care Facility is open am will operate under the directia1 of
Beverly Chamberlin. Children retween the ages of 3 and 5 years are cared for
while their parents attend school. It has been 1 1/2 years since the closing
of the Y.W.C.A. on 61st Avenue where the previous facility was housed. At
last a lew oost child care program is again available at G.C.C. (6Q¢ per hOur
while atterdi.ng classes). The hours of operation are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. ~y
through Thursday, Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. closed saturdays and SUndays.
mS'l'Rl:X:rlOOAL MATERIAI.S CENTER
~ary Hours • • • • • • • • • • • Beginning August 25, 1980
7~OO a.m. to 9:50 p.m. ~y-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Media 7 ~')O a.m. to 9: 50 p.m. ~y-Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
Li~g Center 7:30 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. ~y-Thursday
7:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Friday
7;00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. M:>nday-'I'hursday'
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday
saturday ••• Start.i.n5J August 23, 1980
9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
SChedule for cassette [ljplication and Tape Player Check-out:
A student enrolled in aoourse using audio naterials is to bring his cassette
tape (9o-minute TDK Highlander, Manorex or Sootch only) to the Library Circu­lation
Desk where he/she will re given a label on which to write his/her name,
date, i.nstructor's nane, lesson and taiJE' m:ll"llb:>...r to be a:>pied (tape cases sb:>uld
not be left). Tapes require 24 b:>u:rs for duplication. No IlDre than three tapes
at one ti.ne will re accepted.
OUr canp.1S must have the copyright privileges before tapes can be copied.
Personal audio tapes cannot be duplicated on MXD equi.r:roont.
Tape players may also re checked out at tt,e Circulation Desk: A student nust
show his oollege identification and driver I s license and sign his name arXi
social security nunber on the check-out card. players may re checked out for
three days (e.g., tb:>se checked out on tflt..Jl1day are d:.le back Wednsday, those checked
out on Thursday are due on fbnday). The fine for ove.r-dues is 2st pe,I day.
Please retain your student schedule card. The schedule card will be rea:p.l.ired
to check our materials fran the library.
FROM THE MEDIA DEPARTMENT....••.........
Filmstrips
IE Trioorne
Problem Solving
Choices and Decisions:
Constructions De La France
Spelling TechniC;."Ue: Tactile-Kinesthetic
Becani.ng a Wise con.surrer
STUDENT ACTIVITY CARDS - ID CARDS
Student Activity card (LD.) are no longer available as a separate card.
The class schedule card (Blue stripe accross the top) ~rill oow act as an official
I.D. activity card. This card entitles the owner to athletic events, dramatic
produet:i.ons, musical productions, social activities and ca:rrpus voting p::>lls.
Schedule cards are needed when checking out materials fran the Library and/or
when purchasing l:x:x:>ks and materials in the f::\f::X)ks"tOre. If lost or stolen report
to Student services Office (80-112).
Fro:> SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Soort order cooking. Cafeteria-Hare cooking: baking & assorb'oont of
salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef sandwich.
Chili • . . . . •
Burrito •••••
SPECIAlS OF THE DAY.-
• 8o¢
60¢
• 65¢
li?nday, August 25
Tuesday, August 26
wednsday, August 27
Thursday, August 28
Friday, August 29
Green Chili Burro ••
Tosta.da. • • • • •
Goulash •••••
Veal CUtlet • • •
Baked Ham w/fruit sauce •
Fish Sandwich ••••
Fries ,. .. • • to" • • a1 ••
7o¢
• •• S5¢
• •• 8o¢
• ••• 8o¢
• • 80¢
• • • • 65¢
• •• 35¢
IM; CIRCUlATING ARI' PRINT COLLECI'ICN
Fifty-eight reproduction of fanous paintings, frarred and ready for hanging,
are on open circulation in the Library and are available to all students.
selection can be made Septa:ube.r 2 through 5 from the Art Print Photo Album ,.,
at the Circulation Desk. The prints are circulated on a first-ccme first- ,
served basis. To make the prL'1ts available to as rnany as possible, there is
a limit to one print per person. All prints are due back December 12, 1980.
Borr~s asSUl'le full responsibility for liability in the event of loss or
damage: lrIwever, there is no rental fee.
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Published by: Student Activities
Robert Christian, Director
Augu~t 29, 1980
Nal'ICE F101 SECURITY OFFICE:
Effective September 2, 1980, campus security will be issuing citations for all
violations. This includes parking on any grass areas. There is plenty of
parking space available in the North parking lot. Handicapped fines will be
$25.00 per violation!! Please observe all speed and parking rules and regu­lations!!
If you have any questions, stop by the office (SO 123) located in the
West end of the Bookstore building.
ASSOCIATED STUDENI'S
There will be an Excecutive Meeting at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1980, at
the Council. Chambers located in the Student IDunge building.
REFUND OF TUITlOO
RefUrid of Tuition and/or fees will be available at the Canpus cashiers' window
after Septanber 15. Students who have filed for a refund, may, with proper
identification, receive the refund in person. Those who paid with a personal
check must bring t:h2 canceled check or evidence that the check has cleared their
bank.
FCXJD Nal'ICE .\
COnvinient Fcxx1 Vending Machines for those who want fast service are located in
entrance hall to Cafeteria. Focxis offered: Sandwiches, cxx>kies, apples, juices,
milk, yogurt, ice,cream, pies, chips, and candy. There is also a cigarette
machine.
NE,W.11.\N CLUB
Is sponsoring a Dynamic Scripture Class "Insights into Jesus" by Doug Nohava on
Thursdays, beginning September 25, ·1980, fr<F.l. 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in building
B-202 and fran 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Council Chambers located in the Student
IDunge building. And a carntx>ut at camp Tepeyac in Prescott on septanber 19, 20,
and 21. The fee is $3.00. If interested, see Glady Miller in Student IDunge
Ne-.man Club table or phone 242-3044.
NOI'ICE ro ALL STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AIDS CHECKS:
Effective with t.1-Ie release of the next check, financial aid checks can be picked
up at the cashiers' windCM only on one day of the~. This day will be detenni.­ned
by the first letter of the last name. Groups of letters will be served each
day l-bnday thru Thursday. On Fridays every student that has not yet picked up a
check may do so. Please look for the letter corresponcling to the first letter
of your last naI'le before atterrpting to line up at the chashiers' ,qindo;", for
financial aid checks.
The above information does not apply to work study checks.
F<XD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-S:oort order cx::>oking. cafeteria-Hare cx::>oking, baking & assortment of
salads-naily Entrees.
Hot Beef sandwich
Chili •
Burrito . . . • ���
SPOCIAIS OF THE DAY.-
• 8o¢
• 6o¢
. •• 65¢
rbnday, Sept. 1
Tuesday, Sept. 2
Wednsday, sept. 3
Thursday, sept. 4
Friday, Sept. 5
Holiday!
Peppered weiners over Rice
BBQ Chicken
Reuben Sandwich
Fish Sandwich
Fries
8o¢
8o¢
65¢
65¢
35¢
NEW BCX>I<S IN THE 1M:.
cancer: Science and SOCiety--cairns
The Garden of Al:dul Basazi-Van Alisburg
A Gathering of Days: A New England Girl's Journal, 1931-32: A Novel-BIos
He & She: .How Children Develop their sex Role Identity-Books-Gurm
Introduction to Seisnology-Bath
Making a· MJIlster: The Creation of Screen characters by the Great Makeup Artists­Taylor
l-Jadicine's New Teclmology: A career Guide--SI!1.i.th
The Professional Actor, fran Atxiition to perfonnanee-Markus
PsyclxXlelic Drugs Reconsidered-Gri.nspc:x:>n
Religious COnversion and Personal Identity--Gillespie
The Subtle Revolution: \i:rren at work--9nith
Toward Distant Suns-Hepperheirrer
U.S. Fitness Book: Exercise and Nutrition for Every Age-Stewart
Video in the Classroan: A Guide to creative Television-Kaplan
When the Lights Go 1XMn--Kael
Where to Find Business Information: A \'lorldwide Guide for Everyone W1x> needs the
Answer to Business Questions--Brownstone
Wln· Owns the Uedia?: COncentration of Ownership in the Mass Ccmmmications
Industry--campaine
The Wine of Life, and Other Essays on Societies, Energy & Living Things--M:lr<:Mitz.
Mexican Market Pottery--Edson
Principles and Practices of Light COnstruction-smith
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
• Published by: Student:~-".:ivities
Robert A. Christian, Director ~a, 1980
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
IbM. Sept. 8
Tues. Sept. 9
Wed. Sept. 10
Thurs. Sept. ·11
Student Union 9:09 a.m.
Council Chambers 2:15 p.m.
Student Union 6:00 p.m.
Student Union 9:00 a.m.
Council Chambers 2: 15 p.m.
Student Union 6:00 p.m.
Student Union 8:00-10:00 a.m.
Student Union 9: 00 a.m. .
Faculty Dining Roan 2:00 p.m.
Student Union 9:00 a.m.
MalI:11:30 a.m.
Student Lounge 6:00 p.m.
Stadium 7:30 p.m.
Activity Fair
Associated Students
C.E.A.S. Election
Activity Fair
Associated Students
C.E.A.S. Election
University of Arizona
Activity Fair
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Activity Fair
Black Student Union Rally
C.E.A.S. Election
Foot Ball G.C.C. vs.
New Mexia>
Sat. Sept. 13
AS&CIATED srtlDENI'S
There will be an Executive Board meeting on Tuesday, September 9, 1980, at 2:15 p.m.
in the COUncil Chambers. Please plan to attend. Thank you!
INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN F'ELl:Dl~HIP
Is sponsoring a Bible studY on l'Christian Foundations"'. Beginning Friday, 8ept:eIriJer
5, 1980, fran 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Old and new chris­tians
and non-christians will all benefit fran these series of teachings oonceminq
the Christian faith. For m:>re information please oontact: Judy 1X)ty at 939-2992.
FOOD NOl'ICE
COnvenient Food Vending Machines for those who want fast service are located in
entrance hall to Cafeteria. FOOds offered: sandwiches, rookies, awles, juices,
milk, yogurt, ice cream, pies, chips, and candy. There is also a cigarette machine.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Short order oooking. Cafeteria-Hane rooking, baking & assorbnent of
salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef sandwich • • • • 80¢
Chili • • • • • • • 60¢
Burrito • • • • • • • 65¢
• 80¢
•• 55¢
•• 8o¢
••••• 80¢
• • • 80¢
• 80¢
Green Chili Burro
Tos'tada • • • • • • • •
crop Suey •••
Country Steak
Beef Pot Pie
Tuna & Noodle • •
Tuesday, Sept. 9
wednsday, Sept. 10
Thursday, Sept. 11
Friday, Sept. 12
SPOCIALS OF THE DAY.­Monday,
Sept. 8
ALPHA DEtTA K.ArPA - Dj:,.LTA CHAPTER: A $100.00 scholarship is offered. Female
student, educatio~major (not essential). Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
CLYDE MATTHEW m:UTACRE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: A $600.00 scholarship is off ered •
Given to Sophomore in spring for Junior year at 4 year institution; son or daughter
of Arizona Mason in good standing; widow of Arizona Mason in good standing; or
Mason in good standing. Application: Arizona Student Data Form .
. ODESSA WILLIAHS SCHOLARSHIP: Female student, full-time student, must have
completed at least o;'~' term with 3.000 GPA or better, definite goal.
MABLE STUMP - ROTARY CLUB SUN CITY/YOUNGTOWN SCHOLARSHIP: Graduate of Peoria or
Dysart High Schools, or any member of the Glendale Community College Nursing
Program. Preferably resident of Westside.
PATRICIA WRIGHT ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP: A $100.00 scholarship is offered. Not
based on need, no indicated major, male/female. Application: Arizona Student
Data Form.
ROBERT THOMPSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: $50.00 scholarships offered for registration
fees. Male student, financial need, serious student with definite goals,GPA not
primary consideration. Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
SUN !CITY/YOUNGTOW1~ ROTARY CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: $45.00 scholarships offered.
Athlete, full-time student (12 or more hours), 2.0 or better GPA. Application:
Arizona Student Data Form.
SAHUARO STATE KENNEL CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Full-time student, athlete and/or
financial need, 2.0 or better GPA. Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
ARIZONA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION:
3.00 GPA - 12 hours or more or
major, Glendale resident (last
Data Form.
$150.00 scholarships offered. Financial need,
top ~ of high school graduating class, business
consideration). Application: Arizona Student
AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION: $100.00 scholarships offered. Scholastic
performance, financial need, marketing major. Application: Arizona Student Data
Form.
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA - ALPHA EPSILON:
financial need, full-time student.
$100.00 scholarships. Education major,
Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA - ALPHA XI CHAPTER - STATE OMICRON: $75.00 scholarships,
education major, suphomore (at least 28 hrs.), 3.000 GPA, female returning to
school, financial need. Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
REFUND <F TUITICN
Retun:i of tuition and/or fees ,wl be available at the campus cashierIS
i.ti.low' afb;r Sept.a:nber 15. Students w}x) have filed for a refun:i, may, with
proper identification, receive the refund in person•. TJ:a;e"who paid with
a personal check must bring the cancelled check or evidence that the check
has cleare1 their reck.
NorlCE TO ALL STtJDENTS RECEIVlNG FJN1.\NCIAL AIOO amcKS:
Effective with the release of the next check, financial aid checks can be
picke1 up at the cashier' s window- only on one day of the week. This day
will be detennined by the first letter of the laSt name. Groups of
letters will be serveCl each day M:m::lay thru Thursday. On Fridays every
student that has not yet pick8d up a check may do so. Ple3.Se lcx>k for the
letter corres-fXJndil.1g to the first letter of your last name before atte:np­1::
i.Dj to line up at the cashier's window for financial aid checks.
The al:ove information does rot apply to ~k study checks.
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UNITY COIJ
Publis..1-Ied by: Student Activities
Robert A. Christian, Director
CAl;ENU'l\R OF E\lENTS
September 15, 1980
Tues. Sept. 16
wed. Sept. 17
Thurs. sept. 18
Film - Special services
Asso::::iat.ed Students Meet.ing
Daybreak Iv'JBe'ting
A.S.U. Recruiting
Special SP..rvice fvbvies
M.E.Ch.A. Meeting
Inte:rnation.al Student Assoc.
Grill Roan 11 :00 a.m.
Council Cr~~s 2:15 p.m.
Council C1'Jambers 7: 00 p.m.
Student union 8:00 a.m.
Grill Rocnl 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Faculty Dining Rocm 2:00 p.m.
Student Lounge 3:00 p.m.
ASSOCIATED S'I'UDENTS Therewill be an Executive Board Meet.ing on Tuesdayt Septernl::er 16, 1980, at: 2: 15
p.m. in the COUncil Chambers.
ACl'IVE S'I'UDENI'S NEEDED! !
Ib you feel that" you have what it takes to be a leader?? you dof Associated
Stooents Go'Vern:ment is .llO"d taking applica,tioos for a:mnissioners on areas such as:
Publicity, Club, Elections, and Parliamentarian are just a few of the openings
just ~raiting to :be filled. If you are L'1terestE.lQ, the."1 by the As:sociated
Students Office located on the South side of the SCli\ Buildi."'lg arrl pick up &1
application fonn. Hurry••.•• before they are all gone!!
Im'R.AMt;'RAt,
CO:-ED SlO-P:rJY::H SOFI'P.ALL 'l'OtJRNAMENT. 5 - 5 Guys. Sign up JJOil at the
P.E. Office Ro::;rn 143:- Play-will begin Septembe.r 22. Ga.meti.rres 2:00-3:00 p.m.
l-bnday & Wednroay.
IN'I'ER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FEIJ..G1SHIP
Com:; and be a part of a Bible stli!y that -we will :be on the Lmk of Ephesia11S.
It will be on Friday, Septanoo:r 12, 1980, fran 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. in the Council
Chambers. For ITore information please contact Judy ooty at. 967-3093.
&WDfvIING :P(X)L AND t<lEIGm' I?Oa>1
The weight Rc:x.:ln is !1CXv open "lor use by Glendale Stooents and Faculty ~...rs the
follcwing times:
~lon, "\"1ed, Pri - 1: 00 - 3: 00 .
'I'ues, Thurs - 1:45··3:30
'fl1e Swimning fXJOl is open for rec:r€".ational stvirrroing for Students and Faculty
~s the follOlNing t.i.Ires:
M::m through F'ri - 12: 00 - 3: 00 •
SPfX:IAL SERVICES
Wili be" -s~.£ng -a film in the Snack Bar this TuesdayI september 16 and WErlnsday,
Septa'rIber 17, 1980, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. IIA Different A};'Iproachlt
,
is a hurrorous portrayal of the serious problarlS wtnch disabled individua.ls fa~ in
our society. This 30 minute film wEI t'€ ah:::1ii\;n each day. Attend and
enjoy!
FOJD SERV'ICES OF'l''ERED
snack Bar-StL1;(t. ordex cooking. cafeteria-}bne ocx::>king, baking & assortment of
salads-Daily Entxees.
Hot Beef· San&1ich • • • • So,:!
Chili .•••••••• • 60¢
Burrito • • • • • • • • • 6~
l'bnday, Septerrb8i..:' 15
Tuesday, Septell\b;~r ~i
Wednsclayr St~pt.e..'1it..(::r j
Thursday, September 18
Friday, September 19
Cheese Enchilada
Chimichanga
Ham & r·'laearoni
Liver & Onions
Polish sausage Sul::marine
Fries
Fish Sandwich
Fries
60t
95¢
80¢
8o¢
$1.20
35¢
65¢
35¢
1~/:~,\T 14EDIA.. • • • • • • • • • • ,~ .
i?ilms Arithmetic :Lv,- v ... v ...~y Shoppmg
Basic Office Practices &Procedures
Working V;k:Jrld of a Secretary and Merros
Special Office Piact..ices & Procedures:
rvledical/Dental sec. and Legal secretary
special Office Prc;ctice & Procedures:
Little Bit of' ~--·"~-'..hi.n9 and the Exec. sec.
-;des tmder car Tech P:"Ogram
Hog Judging
Fire Hazard Proper~.ies of Fia
B(X;K FEVIEW/LE"c.rlJRESERIES . thi year's Lectures
JtJalco-tt, one of our most ~ Dular spea.~ers, Wl.ll open s heard f
S\2ries by speaking.on Dl~m~~ ~-:TD ~LurION. If you have ~ Sep~~,
1.'lalcot.t lecture, g1':8 yourse.i.l: a L eat! Plan to attend, wedn Y,
1930, at 11:00 a.m., in the Student ~olIDge.
:-i'EH BOOKS IN TIlE IXC . . . .
Adoption and After--Raymcnd
U12 American Military on the Frontier: The Pl~ceedings of the 7th ~ilitary History
Symposium, United States Air Force Academy, ~1 September - 1 October 1910-­Military
History Syn~)osium (U.S.), 7th, Unitea ~tates Atr Force Academy, 1976
TIle Bible and Recent Archaeology--Kenyon
Biblical Perspectives on Death--Bailey
Jeveloping a ProfeSSional Vita or Res~~e--McDaniels
tug, Facing the Facts--°'Was3
The Endurence of Frankenstein: Essays on Mary Shelley's Jovel--Levine
1" O\::10m River--Grey
'the Hollywood Epic--Hirsch
Hvly Smoke: A Dissertation on the Utah War--Bailey
ii::.:-P:1.ng--Food for Everyone--Ge,bel
How to Install Your Own Home or Mvbile Electric Power Plant--Dowis
The Impact of Piagetian Theory: On Education, Philosophy, Psychiatry, and
Psychology--Murray
In the House of Stone Mld Light; A Human History of the Grand Canyon--Hughes
fntroducing Religion: From Inside and Outside--Ellwood
Money in International Exchange: The Convertible Currency System--McKinnon
)\~onitoring Fluid and Electrolytes, Precisely--
The Physiology and Biomechmlics of Cycling--Faria
Prince Jack--Spiering
Reason and Morality--Gewirth
Right and Wrong--Fried
Theatrical Dancing in America: The Development of the Ballet from 19QC--?almer
Tile Decorating with Gemma--MeHach
Tl:te Treasure--Shulevitz
';lood Engraving: An Adventllre in Printmaking--Sander
.l, GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Published by: Student Activities
Robert A. Christian, Director
CALENDAR OF E'\lmTS
september 22, 1980
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Council Cha:rnb=rs 1-2 p.m.
Waren's Cross Country Stadium 6:00 p.m.
Men's Cross Country Stadium 6:30 p.m.
Mon.
Tue.
wed.
Thurs.
l"ri.
Sept. 22
Sept. 23
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
sept. 26
US Marine Corps Recruib'rfmt
US ~1arine Corps Recruitment
Air Force variety Sh::::I¥l
B. s. U. meeting
tJS Marine Corps Recruit:n:ent
C.A. L. Club :meeting
M.E.Ch.A. :meeting
computer Club :meeting
Newnan Club .meeting
Student Union 8-2 p.m.
Student union 8-2 p.m.
Dining Roan 12-1 :30 p.m.
Council Chambers 1-2:30 p.m.
Student union 8-2 p.m.
council Chambers 12-1 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room 2-3:30 p.m.
Council ChambP-rs 3:30-5 p.m.
B-202 1-3 p.m.
NEW BULLE:TIN DEADLINE
starting Sept€fil'bei'24, 1980, the deadline for its pUblication will be 5:00 p.m.
on Wednsday and if the holiday occurs on Friday, the deadline will It'DVe to Tuesday
at 5:00 p.m.
VARIEI'Y srow
Student Activities stx>nsors a variety show in the Student union main Dining Rcan
on Tuesday, Septenber 23, 1980. Cane, have lunch, and watch a. professional
Variety shc:M of quality talent. _..
NE.WiAN CLUB
The NE!\fIDEU1 Club ccmnuni.ty rooeting will be held saturday, octobE>.r 4, 1980, at 6: 00 p.m.
at 10636 North 37th Ave. There will l:e Liturgy <3.t 6:00 p.m. followed by potluck
(bring a dish to share) and fun tirre till 9: 00 p.m. 'l'he New:narl Club Fall Spiritual
Retreat will be the 'Weekend of octol::e..r 17, 18, 19 in Prescott. Please call Glady
I1iller at 242-3044 to reserve a place. The fee is $21 plus transr::ortation. (car­p::
x')J"ing .will beavai1able.)
..•_tt8R
~~ ed - Men - Na~..n Sign up in PE' 143 for Co ed & Hen. Sign 1J.r? ~ _FE 140
for Haren. BcMling 3 divisions Sign up in FE 143. Pool Billiards 2 div~sl.ons
sign up in PE 143.
ALPHA DELTA Y-APPA - DELTA CHAPTI:R: i\ ;';100,00 scholarship i,8 offered. Female "
student, educat~major (nor-essential). Application: Ar!21ona Student Data Pona.
CLYDE MATTHEW \{!UTACR!~ NLM.ORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: A $600.00 scholarship is offered.
Given to Sophomore £n spr.ini for" .Jl;nior -year at 4 year institution; aon or a.ush-ter
of Arizona Mason in good standing; widow of Ariz(ma Ma.son in good standing; or
-''''on in good standing. Application: Arhona Student Oat..l Form.
ODESSA WILLIAHS SCHOLARSHIP: F\~roale student, full-time student, must have
completed at least one i:~;;; with 3.000 GPA or better, definite goal.
MABLE STUMP - ROTARY CLUB SUN CITY/YOUNGTOWN SCHOLARSHIP: (;raduate of Peoria or
Dysart High Schools, or any ul~mb-er o~f the Glendaie~rd.ty College Nursing
Program. Preferably resident of Westside.
PATRICIA WRIGHT ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP; A $100.00 scholarshIp is offered. Not
based on need, no indicated major, male/female. Application: Arizona Student
Data Form.
ROBERT THOMPSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: $50.00 scholarships offered for registration
fees. Hale student, financial ll;ed'~ serious student wHh definite goals, CPA not:
primary consideration. Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
SUN ,CITY/YOUNGTOWN ROTARY CLUB ~CHOLA~SHIP: $45.00 scholarships offered.
Athlete, full-time student (12 or more hours), 2.0 or better CPA. Application:
Arizona Student Data Form.
SAHUARO STATE KENNEL CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Full-time student, athlete and/or
financial need, 2.0 or better GPA. Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
OT7QNA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION:
3':00 CPA - 12 hours or more ~r
"';..jor, Glendale resident (last
Data Form.
$150.00 scholarships offered. Financial need,
top ~ of high school graduating class, business
cons ideration) • Application: Arizona Student
AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION: $100.00 scholarsh:l.ps offered. Scholastic
performance, financial need, marketing major. Application: Arizona Student Data
Form.
AJ . HA DELTA KAPPA - ALPHA EPSILON:
inaneial need, full-time student .
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$100.00 scholarships. Education major,
Applicat:i.on: Arizona Student Data Form.
Glendale camnmi.ty College Theatre Arts Department. presents The Man Who cam: to
Dinner by Kaufman am Hart. It is a hilarious, sophisticated- CClEtedy"Wrth a-large and
talented cast. Prexiuction dates are Wed. I Thurs., Frio, and Sat., OCt. 8, 9, 10,
and Hat 8:00 p.m. Ma,tinee Perforrrance Friday, oct. 10 at 2:00 p.m. in the Per­form:
i.m;J Arts Theatre (North East corner of campus), 59th Ave. and Olive Ave. Price
of admission is $1 for GCC faculty, Students, and senior citizens with correct 1.D. 's.
All others $3. Tickets are available in advance at the College Bookstore, at the
Theatre Box Office, and at Dianond's 8elect-A-5eat, or at the Theatre Box Office on
the evening of perforrrance.
SPEAKERI S FOR~15 REVIEW I..EC.rURE SERIES
Robert Thanpson, our resiaent geological expert, will speak on AlUZCNA: GEOI.l"X2IC
WCtIDERIAND Septanber 24, at 11 :00 a.m. in the Student lounge. Warn Grandma! The
lecture oouldbe dirty•••••• : .
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September 29, 1980
Thurs. (Jei.:.
~1on.
Ned.
Fri.
i3(~pt.
Sept. 30
()ct:,.
Oct.
'8.:Logy Club Hl(;:eting
CaInf:·j .19 Club
Inc:E!tir:v,,'i
Act ~;how
l\iq.,r,Hdn Cl ubeE:tinq
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Stu:k.:mt Lounge 8-9 a.m.
SC-lOS 6 p.m.
Student' IbUnge 8-9 a.m.
'1'2-105 12: 30 p.m.
council Chambers 1 p.m.
;F'aculty Dining RCXJffi 2 p.m.
Student I..ounge 8-9 a.ID~
B-'202 1 p.m~
Faculty DLl1ing Roc:m 3:30p.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
Council Chambers' 1 p.m.
;TF~;l STUDENT BUI.J...E'rIN Dr:';'\DLILJF;
'::;E0.rting September2-r~-'- '~)B(T'-'~'le '..".;;;, '.'..Uc.M A,""
¥vednsday and if the hol:..dav occur;:; on Friday,
5: no p.m•.
it: publication will be 5: 00 p.m. on
iI.':;! deadline will move to Tuesqay at " -'I .' .,
cUTtxxm CAMPING CLUB
;Ii1e club will hold an ineeting to pliiU1 outings. and events for the
semester. Come join Ug at 12:30 r~.rr. in 'r2-105 on Tuesday, Septe:nber 30. . .
SPEAKERI S FORUM/LECr~Jl.iE
()n October -1, atll:j(fa'~Ii\'-- iti the I.0unqc; r i::he Lecture Series is :proud to
}1t'esent as quest sp'::ak21:, Von Hanstem,. whose subject will be RUSSIAN
RE.'VOLurICN--HO'~ IT AFFECT3 C"i.~ LT'/Frs, ;,:r. Von Han::.;tein, who was b:Jrn in
Czechoslovakia! will s;:Lve v, a brlef surnmary of Russia before and after the 1980
L3volution and an insiqht lnto what l':,nab.Lelt1 W21 Soviet Union to beccme a super
rX)i,;rer •
G.dek Bar-Short order
sc,;,lads-Daily Entrees.
1:'0')0 SEE\/ICES OFFERED
Cafeteria-Bane <:X:lOking, baking &assortment·of
Hot
ChiLo
Burrito
8016
• 60¢
65¢
lV,kJ!l. Sept. 29
Tues. Sept:,
l,"led. OCt.
Thurs. Oct, 2
Frio oct. ::
SPECIALS OF TH.8 DAY
'raco . . • . • SS¢
Green en.Hi Burro 70¢
Ham .Leaf • • • • • • • • • • • 80¢
Pork Chops & Dressing BO¢
Swiss ~3(.eak 80¢
Fisl) Sandwich 6"l:;,¢
Frie~'3 . • • • . • • . 35¢
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erlucation major (not essential)". Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
CLYDE MATI.'Hl!.W WHITACRE MFM:>R!AL SCHOLARSHIP: A $600.00 scholarship is offered.
Given to Sop.hc:rrore in spring for Junio year at 4 year institution; son or daughter
of Arizona Mason in good standing; widow of Arizona Mason in gcx:x1 standing; or :Mason
in good standing. Application:. Arizona Student Data Form.
ODESSA WILLIAMS SCHOlARSHIP: Female student, full-time student, just have eatpleted
at least one te:I:m with 3.000 GPA or better, definite goaL
HABLE STUMP - IDrARY CLUB SUN CITY/YOONGro'lN SC'lIOI.ARSHIP: Graduate of Peoria or
Dysart High SCFii51s, or any iiliii!IilEe.i of the GleiiiaIe carmunity Cbllege Nursing Program.
Preferable resident of Westside.
PATRICIA WRIGRr ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP: A $100.00 scholarship is offered. Not based
on need, no IridicatEiC'I major, IOOIe/female. Application: Arizona Student Data Fenn.
ROBERI' THCMPSCN MEM:>!UAL saIOLARSHIP: $50.00 scholarship offered for registration
fees. Male student, financial need, serious student with definite goals, GPA not
primary consideration. Application: Arizona Student Data Fenn.
SUN CITY/YOtJ.NGI'aiN ROrARY CLUB SCHOlARSHIP: $45.00 scholarship offererl. Athlete,
fulI-tlIoo stuaerit (12 or nore hOUrs), 2.0 or better GPA. Awlication: Arizona
Sttrlent Data Fenn.
SAHUARO STATE ~ CLUB SCHOIARSHIP: Full-time student, athlete and/or financial
need, 2.0 or Eetter GPA. Appli.cation: Arizona Student Data Fonn.
ARIZrnA CHARITABLE FOUNDATICN: $150.00 scholarship offered. Financial need, 3.00
GPA - 12 hours or nore or top 1/4 of high school graduating class, business major,
Glendale resident (last consideration). Application: Arizona Student Data Fenn.
A.'1ERICAN MAR.t<m'ING A.SS<X:IATICN: $100.00 scholarship offererl. Scholastic perfonnance,
financial need, marketing major. Application: Arizona Student Data Fonn.
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA - ALPHA EPSIIai1: $100.00 scholarships. Education major, financial neea, fUIl-tii'l'e sMent. Appli.cation: Arizona Student Data Fonn.
DELTA KAPPA GAl-t1A - ALPHA XI CHAPTER - STATE a.tICRON: $75.00 scholarships, education
ilajor, sopb:Jtore (at least 28 hours), 3.000.GPA, female returning to school, financial
need. Application: Arizona Student Data Fenn.
NEW MATER!M.S ·m MEDIA
The Poetf s Voice
'fA Books in Spanish
Handicapped Librarians?
·.v"rking with Deaf Adults
Sp::>tlight on Texas Alternate Educational program.s
Evaluating Reference Service
f.1aster Reading HandOOok
Sentence Writing Learning Lab
orientation in Al.terican English Level 1
orientation in Anerican Engilsh Level 2
Multi-step Math Drill Cassettes
Published by: Student Activities
Robert Christian, Director october 6, 1980
CAt..ENMR OF EVEN1'S
.r.m. OCt• 6 Religious Emphasis week Mall & Un.ia'1, various
locations 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Tue. OCt. 7 Religious f)'fphasis week
(see oct. 6 for details)
Associated Students neeting CoUncil Chambers 2 p.m.
Daybreak treeting CouncU Clambers 7 p.m.
wed. oct. 8 Religious :&tphasis week continues .
University of Arizona Student union 8 a.m.
Collegiate Agriculture Club council O1altbers 12 noon
M.E.Ch.A. meeting Faculty Dining Rcan 2 p.m.
Thurs. OCt. 9 Religious Ehphasis week continues
I.S.A. B-1 07 3 p.m.
Frio Oct. 10 Religious Emphasis week COOtinues
We United Club neeting Faculty Dining Roan 2: 30 p.m.
A. \'l.A.R.E. (Association Wela:mi.ng Active Retum to Educatioo)
The organization that assIsts male and fenale students returnirtg to education, will
hold a Bake Sale, october 15, in the Central Mall across fran the Bookstore. Pr0­ceeds
will be designated for Scoolarships to A.W.A.R.E. nenbers.
THE ALPINE SKI CLUB
is being fOi'iilE!d to provide transportation to SUnrise for approximately four to six
trips starting in January. The trips will depart around 1:00 a.m. on sa~daYIJto
provide a full day of skiing until 4:00 p.m. and retum to canp1s that same day
(Saturday). If you wish to join in this proposed activity, leave your name, address,
phone number, and social security number in the office of Student Activities <80-112).
NEWMAN CLUB & INTER-VARSITY amISTIAN F'ELU.MSHIP
i~eligious Awareness week. oct. 6-10. Get to kr10w your faith. Display tables in
Student Union Hallway outside in front of bookstore. Guest Speakers at Student
lounge: Gus Nie1:xJer - Tues., Oct. 7, fran 11-11 :30 a.m. "Are the SCriptures
Reliable?", "The Autlx>rity of the Bible". GUest GUitarist - Peter ~ at 12 noon
at the cafeteria. Jam Bebow - Fri., oct. 10, at 12 noon Guest Pianist - Jay·
~1Zynes at the Student lounge. 1 p.m. "Social Awareness; Christian Responsibility".
A.W.A.R.E. SClDIARSHIPS:
Male or Fenale, full or .part-time student, no i.n:li.cated major. Based on
Financial need. Applications available fran "AWARE" located in the NW corner of
Student IDunge. Deadline Nov. 15.
SPEAKER'S· roRU1
carol Carter, Affirmative Action ldninistrator for KX:X:D, will be our guest speaker
october 8, at 11 :00 a.m. in the Student Lounge. Het topic will be AFFJR.WrlVE ACrIat
FACTS: YOUR RIGHTS ..••.•••••.
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ALPHA DELTA KAPPA - DELTA CHARl'ER: A $100.00 scholarship is offered. Female stu:1ent,
education major (not essential). . Application: Arizona Student Data Fonn.
CLYDE MATrHE.W WHITACRE MEMJRIAL SCHOIARSHIP: A $600.00 scholarship is offered.
Given to Sophcm::lre·in spring for Junia year at 4 year institution; son or daUghter
of Arizona Mason in good standing; widcM of Arizona Mason in gocxl standing: or Mason
in gcx:xi standing. Application: Arizona Student I:):lta Fenn.
ODESSA wn..r..IAMS SCHOlARSHIP: Fenale student., full-ti.ne student, just have cx:mpleted
at least one tenn with 3:000 GPA or better, definite goal.
MABLE STt:lMP - rorARY CLUB SUN C!TY/yOtJNG'J:'C.l'lN SOIOIARSHIP: Graduate of Peoria or
Dysart High SChOOls, "or any rrenber orthe GIeiidale Ccmnuni.ty COllege Nursing Program.
Preferable resident of Westside.
PATRICIA WRIGHT ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP: A $100.00 scholarship is offered. Not based
on need, no iridicated major, mele7fena1e. Awlication: Arizona Student nata Fonn.
roBERT 'l"HCtJ1PSCN MEM:)RIAL SCHOI...1\RSHIP: $50.00 scholarship offered for registration
fees. Male stUdent, financial need, serious student with definite goals, GPA not
primary consideration. Application: ArizOna Student Data Fenn.
SpN CITY/YOONGl.tMN IDrARY CLUB SCHOIARSHIP: $45.00 scholarship offered. Athlete,
full-'EIii'le stuaetit (12 or nore hours), 2.0 or better GPA. Application: Arizona
Student Data Fonn. .
SAltUARO STATE KENNEL CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Full-ti..ne student, athlete and/or financial
need, 2. 0 or better GPA. Application: Arizona Student I:):lta Fonn.
ARIZOOA CHARITABLE FOt1NDA:fICN: $150.00 scholarship .offered. Financial need, 3.00
GPA - 12 hours or rrore or top 1/4 of high school graduating class, business major,
Glendale resident (last consideration). Application: Arizona Student Data Fonn.
AMERICAN MARKEn'ING ASSCCIATICN: $100.00 scholarship offered. Scholastic perfonnance,
financial need, marketii'lg major. Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA - ALPHA EPSJ:.I.CN: $100.00 scholarships. Education major, financial
need, full-time stooent. AppIIcation: Arizona Student Data Fenn.
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA - ALPHA XI OW?TER - STATE CMrCOCN: $75.00 sctolarsbips, -JOPlt.iQn
major, sophatore (at least 28 hours), 3.00tr GPA, female returning to school, f'inaneial
need. Application: Arizona Student Data Form.
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FCOD SERVICES omREb
Snack Bar-Short order ax)king. Cafeterla-Hareo::oking, baking & assortrlBlt of
5fllads-Daily Entrees. . .
liOtBeef Sandwich • • . •• SO¢
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Tue. oct. 7
Wed. oct. 8
Thurs. Oct. 9
Fri. OCt. 10
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Tbstada • • • • • •
Turkey & Noodles . • • •
Fried Chicken • • • • • • •
Reuben Sandwich • • • • • •
Fries . • . • .. . .. .' • .
Fish Sandwich • • •
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Published by: Student Activities
Jti)ert Christian, Director ·october 13, 1980
CALENDAR OF EVENl'S
M:m. oct. 13 Art Show
B.S.U. neeting
Geology Club meeting
cmmunity Band Concert
Tue. oct. 14 Prop. 106 Debate
Student Lounge 7 a.m.-9 a.m.
Council Chambers 2 p.m.
SC-115 6 p.m.
Performing Arts center 7:30 p.m.
Performing Arts center 7:30 p.m.
WEd. oct. 15 Grand canyon
A.W.A.R.E. bake sale
Christian SCience
M.E.Ch.A.
Thurs. oct. 16 NEwnan Club
I.S.A.
NEwnan Club
Frio oct. 17 Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship
. sat. oct. 18 M.E.Ch.A. dance
Student union 8:30 a.m.
Mall 9 a.m.
Council Chambers 11 a.m.
Faculty Dining Poem 2 p.m.
B-202 1 p.m.
Faculty Dining Roan 3 p.m.
Council Chambers 4 p.m.
Council C11ambers 1 p.m.
Stment union 8 p.m•
A.W.A.R.E. (Association weloaning Active Return to Education)
The organization that assIsts nale ind fe:nale students returning to education, will
hold a Bake sale, october 15, in the Central Mall across fran the Bookstore. Pr0­ceeds
will be designatel for SClDlarships to A.W.A.R.E. mmi::lers.
A.W.A. R.E. SCR:>l:ARSHIPS:
Male or Female, fiill or part-time student, no indicated. major. Based on Fiaricial
need. Applications avaialbe fran "AWARE" locatel in the NW cxn:ner of Stu:lent Lounge.
Deadline Nov. 15.
C.E.A.S. PH:m:X;RAPHIC EXHIBrrICN
The C.E.A.S. is sponsoring a photographic exhibit, "VERlE ~ WALK", by James
Cowlin. This is a plDtographic rea:>rd of his 200 mile walk along the Verde River
fran SUllivan Lake in Chino Valley to the salt River near Fort M:f)owell.
Dates: october 14-24 Place: Stooent Lounge. .
C.E.A.S.
T6e Glendale camtlm.ity College C.E.A.S. Artists' series will present Douglas
Lawrence beritone, and Jean Barr, pianist, in recital StJIXlay, october 12, 1980.
The perfoxrnance will be given in the campus PAC Theater just North of 59th am
Olive Avenues at 4:00 p.m. Ticket infonnation is available at the canp.1S cashier's
office in the bookstore and thru Dianond select-A-8eat box office. Special 1'Dte
stx>uld be taken of several of Mr. Lawrence's recent a~ances. AnDng these are
:the perfonnanoe of Roger Sessions' "When Lilacs Last in Dooryard Blocm'd" with
seiji ozawa and the san Francisco Synpl'aly, a 15 concert tour of Japan with Helnut:h
Rilling and the Stuttgart Bach COllegium Chorus and orchestra, a' recent perfc:mnance
in reipzig with the Bethlehen Bach Festival Cb:>rus and five performances of "Messiah"
with the National Synpl'aly in December, 1979. Jean Barr is associate profess:>r of
piano at the University of Southern Callfcrnia. The perfom.ers will be in res1cIence
em Glerdale Cc:mrunity COllege canpus Thursday and Friday precellng the recital.
The program will include works by Henry Purcell, Arne Drtrnsgaard, Franz SChubert,
Francis Poulenc, and old Anerican songs arranged by Aaron COpland. The Artists'
series is presentel by the Cbntinuing Education Associated Stu::lents of Glendale
c:amamity College through the C.E.A.S. Executive Board,· the Evening Student Govern­ment.
(For further infonnation contact Marilyn in Mary Arm Dutton's office at
934-2211 Ext. 230.) . .
PHI THETA.KAPPA •
Will.hOld· its fall initiation on November 7. If you ,are interested in joining and
have.. not received an invitation letter, please Xerox your grade card fran last
sert\:sterand drop the copy at Mr. Hansen's office, 02-128, before oct. 24. To
qualify, you must have been 'a full-ti.Ire student in spring '80 andyoUi cimulative
GPA must be 3.5 or higher. ' :
ALPHA tlEt/I'A KAPPA - DEt.TACH.l\RrBR:· A $100.00 scholarship is 'offered. F'J:malestlDent,
ec1UCi'tlon mjor{not essentlal1:- A[;plication : Arizona Student Data ~~ .
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CLYtE Ml\TrHEW WHITACRE ME:MJR!AL SCHOlARSHIP:. A. $600.00 scholarShip is 'offered.
Given to S'OPFiiiire lri"springror Junio year at 4 year institution: 'son Or d.a\1ghter
of Arizona Ma~in qco1 staIxling; widcM of Arizona Mason in good starr1ing; or Mason
ill good standil~;l. JtiWlicatian: Arizona Student Data F'atTn. ',. . ,
CXlESSA.~'~:FemUe stll:1ent, fu11~~tlj~~>~i
at !east one .te:r:rn with j.OOo GPA or better, definite goal.' :;
MABLE S1U1P - R::1rARY CLUB SUN CrTi:/,i~ SOIDIARSHIP: Graduate of Peoria or
Dysart HIgfi scl'ii5ls, or any ~ or fJie GIEiidale CcmmJnity COllege Nursing Program.
Preferable resident of Westside.
PA't'lUCIA WRIGm ACAJ:EMIC SCHOtARSHIP: A $100.00 scholarship is offered.. .Not base:i
an nee:t, 00 ii'illcatea major, meIelfanale. ,Awlication: Arizona Sttiient Data Fonn.
KJl3ERr '~ MEM)RIAL SCHOlARSHIP: $50.00 scholarship offered for registration "fees.. Male stiilent, llnanc1al neB'l, serious stt.X1ent with definite ~s" GPA not
primary consideration. Application: Arizona Student Data Form. ' ,"
~ CrIY~ ror~ ~scao~HIP: $45.00 scholarship offeroo. 17-thlete,
fUII-B:fue stiilfiit TfTor nore hOurs), 2.0 or better GPA. Application: An.zona
Stu1entData Form.
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Sl\HUAOO STATE .K:E1\:NEL CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: F\lll-tine st\Xlent, athlete and/Or financial
n~, i.fi or ootter GPA.AWl1.C:9.ilon: Arizona StWeI.\t Data Form. ,
'l\R!Zat?\ CH.t-'\PJ.TJ\BI13.FOtJNmTIOO: $150.00 scholarship offered. Financial need, 3.00
(;PI;, - 1'2 hOurs 6rlro~:G'-or top 1/4 of high schoJl graduating class, business major,
Glernale resident (last consideration). AWlication: Arizona St\Xlent Data Farm.
Ar-1EIUO'\N MARKE'rING j\sEttIATICN: $100.00 scrolarship offered. 'SCb:llastic perfonnanoe,
"f1r.and..al i1(;ed, n:eiJ~eting rm':iOf.'. Application: Arizona Stwent Data Form.
ALPPA DELTA KAPPA - ALPHl\EPS~: $100.00 scholarships. Education major, financial
neiii, rul!-t..im.i'·st:u:a:e.-1t,. -APplication: Arizona Stu.lent Data Form.
DELTi\ KAPPA GArJMA - Al:.PHA XI .CHAPreR - S'I?\TE Q\U~: $75.00 scl¥)larships,~
major, soplnrore (a'!: 1<::.ast 28 !"tJuxsJ, 3.000 GPA, famle returning to ac:hcol, f1naDcial
need. l\ppllcation: Arizona Student .lA1.ta Form.
FCOD SERVICES OF'f'ERED
Snack Ear-Sh:>rt oroer cooking. cafeteria-Hare cooking, baking & assort::ment of
salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Beed Sandwich • • • • • 80¢
Cltili • • • • • • • • • . • 60¢
Burrito • • .~' • • • • • • • 65¢
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'lue. OCt. 14
Wed. oct. 15
Thurs. oct. 16
Frio OCt. 17
Green Chili Burro • • •
'fostada ••••
Baked Ham •••••••
Veal Parmesan • • • • •
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Published by: Student Activities
lbbert Christian, Director
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
october 20, 1980
M:m. oct. 20
'rue. oct. 21
wed. OCt. 22
Thurs. oct. 23
prio oct. 24
sat. oct. 25
Sun. oct. 26
Art Show
Geology Club meeting
Associated Students
Financial Aid W:>rk Shop
Daybreak meeting
ABU visitation
FortIDl series
Concert
M.E.Ch.A. meeting
Art Sh::>w
Newman Club
1.S.A. meeting
NEMran Chili
Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship
Regional Speech Contest
Wom:m cross Country
Men cross Country
Speech Tournanent
Marching Band COntest
COncert
Student Union 8 a.m.
SC-105 6 p.m.
Council Cha'100rs 2 p.m.
Dining Rcom 7 P.TIl.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
Student Union 8 a.m.
Student Lounge 11 a.m.
Perfomance Art Center 12 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room 2 p.m.
Student Union 8 a.m.
B-202 1 p.m.
Faculty Dining RDcm 3 p.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
B-l07 1 p.m.
Student Union 12 p.m.
Stadium 4 p.m.
Stadium 4:30 p.m.
Student Union 7 a.m.
Stadium 8 a.m.
Performance Art Center 4 p.m.
CEAS
The Glendale Coomunity College CEAS Artists I Series will present. John B.Casey, string
ress player, in recital Sunday, october 26, 1980. The performance will be given in the
campus PAC Theater just north of 59th and Olive Avenue at 4:00 p.m. Ticket informatic,rl
is available at the campus cashier's office in the bookstore, theCEAS office in the
Student center, and thru Diazrons Select-A-Seat OOX office. JohnB. casey was rom in
1952 in Owa~, Minnesota. He studied piano fran age te.n through high school, but
his nain interest were in the fields of Mathanatics and SCience until taking up the
at age sixteen. He attended the University of Minnesota fran 1970-74 as a student of
James Clute, Assistant principal Bass of the Minnesota orchestra, graduating with a
Music Education degree. There followed a year and a half of study in Chicago with
Warren Benfield, a manber of the Chicago Syrrphony. During this time he also attended
Nort:.hwestern university as a graduate student and received a Master of Music de<;;-.ree in
!:Ouble Bass Perfonnance in 1975. During the spring of 1975, he auditioned for the
Phoenix Synphony and was offered the };Osition of Assistant Principal Bass, which IX>st
he ooIds at present. During the last three Sl..lIl'lrerS he has bef'>Jl a faculty member at the
Red todge Music Festival in southern t-bntana and a fel.looship student at the Aspen Music
Festival, where he has studied with Stuart Sankey, n<:M on the music faculty at Indiana
University, and Eugene Levinson, Principal Bass in the Minnesote"l Orchestra. The program
will include a sonata for double bass and piano by Paul HindemitJ"Je, a. sonata for un­aca:
mpanied double bass by George Phillip Telemann, arranged by Stqp.rt Sankey, and a
concerto for double bass by Glerm Stallcop in three IlDveroonts. The Artists I Series is
presented by the COntinuing Education Associated Students of Glendale ccmnu.nity College
through the CFJ\S Executive Board, the Evening Student Governroent. (For further infor­mation
call 934-2211 Ext. 230.)
PHI THETA KAPPA
:,"'lii'l hr..)ld its fall initiation on November 7. If you are interested in going and have
not yet received an invitation letter, please Xerox your grade card fran last semester
and drop the copy at Mr. Hansen's office (02-128), before oct. 24. To qualify, you
mtlst have been a full-time student in spring '80 and your cumulative GPA must be 3.5
or higher.
C.E.A.S.
'I'he C.E.A.• S. is sp:msoring a photographic exhibit, IIVERDERIVER WALK", by Jam2S Cowlin.
This is a photographic record of his 200 mile walk along the erde River frau Sullivan
Lctke to Chino valley to the Salt River near !"ort f'.1c~11. Dates: OCtober 14-24 from
8 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Student Lounge.
CAMP CLUB MEErING
Tuesday, OCtober -25, 1980, at 12:30. Roan T2-10S Superstition Wilderness Trip.
SPEAKERS FORUM
October 22, 1980 '11 : 00 a.m. Student Lounge
Roberta Richards, woo holds a Mc1.ster' s Degree in Counseling, will share with us a
:r-ortion of her doctoral dissertation: MID-LIFE TRANSITIONS. For her talk Ms.
Richards will focus on the 40 to 50 age group and will discuss the various mid-life
transitions encountered by toth men and ~.
NE'\"i MEDIA MATERIAL.S
Dira'"tion III: structural Analysis Learning Center
Consumer Survival Series: cassete Set
consumer Survival Series: Books,Lesson cards, Masters
Duplicating Master File for Level I
lVlcCalJe Reading Program, Level I
FCOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Short orde.r cooking. Cafeteria-Hare cooking, baking & assort.roont of salads
Daily Entrees.
"
!vbn. Oct. 20
Tue. Oct. 21
Wed. oct. 22
Thurs. oct. 23
Frio OCt. 24
Hot Beef Sandwich
Chili . . . . .
Burrito . • . . ••
SP:EX:;!ALS OF THE DAY
Cheese Enchilada
Tostada
Goulash
COrn Beef & Cabbage
Beef Stew
Macaroni & Cheese
BO¢
. 60¢
• 65¢
60¢
55¢
80¢
80¢
80¢
80¢
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Mon. Oct. 27
Ned. Oct. 29
Thurs. Oct. 30
f·ri. Oct. 31
Sun. Nov. 2
Geology Club meeting
M.E.Ch.A. meeting
Audobon Series
Newman Club
A.S. Homecoming meeting
I. S.A.
Newman Club
Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship
Art Show Opening
Art Show Opening
SC-105 6 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room 2 p.m.
Performing Arts Center 8 p.m.
B-202 1 p.m.
Student Lounge 2:30 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room 3 p.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
Council Chambers 1 p.m
Student Lounge 9 a.m.
Student Lounge 1 p.m.
KEJ.\i HARBAUGH EXIIIBITIQ~
Ken Harbaugh, a fanner GCC student, will have an exhibition of his paintings be­'.:
linning with a formal opening on Suncay, Nov. 2, fran 2 to 5 p.m. The public is
invited. The show will continue through Nov. 14 in the Student Lounge. This
shew is sponsored by CFAS.
ASU
Arizona tate University, in cooperation with the western Association of Prelaw
Advisors, will hold a PreLaw Day on November 10 in the Arizona Roan of the
He.rrorial Union between 10:00 and 3:00 p.m. All persons who have an interest in
going to Law School are invited to corne and consult with represmtives of ABA­approved
law schools throughout the country concerning admissions policies,
special programs, and any other questions they wish to raise.
NEW CLUBS
~ve are trying to fo:rm new clubs and we need your help!' Ariyone interested in a
Dungeons & Dragons Chili, please contact Mark larkin or Steve 'I'hraen at the Associated
Students Office.
SPKi\KERS FORU1
October 29, 1980 11:00 p.m. Student Lounge
";villiam Morris, Media Coordinator at GCC, will speak on MEDIA TECHNOWGY AND ITS
ll4'LlCATlOOS. He will share with us sare of the new ItEdia and informational ad­vances
and discuss their impact on society. We will begiven a detailed look at the
1976 COpyright Law as it related to media and the citizen's access to infornation.
FOOD SERVICES OF'F'R~
Snack Bar-Short order cooking. Cafeteria-Harle cooking, baking & assort:nent of salads
Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich
Chili.
Burrito • . • • .
• 80¢
• 60¢
• 65¢
Mon. Oct. 27
Tue. OCt. 28
VIed. OCt. 29
'1'hurs. Oct, 30
('.,reen Chili • .
Tostado. • . . ••
Ham & .~1acaroni . . • • .
B.B.Q. Chicken •••
'LivE1.r & Orlions
• 70¢
•••• 55¢
• •• 80¢
• 8o¢
• 80¢
65¢
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NEW BCX1KS IN THE D£ •••••••
The Artist's Daughter-o'Grady
Black-whi.te Relations in the 1980' s: Toward a lDng-te:r.:m Policy-Blalock
Chi~o SCholars and Writers: A Bio-Bibliographical Directory-Martinez
Citizens of Ram--Goodenough
The Cold Heritage: The Official History of Colt
Fireanns, Fran 1836 to the Present--Wilson
A Decade of Censorship in America: The Threat to calssroans and. Libraries, 1966-75­WOOds
Exploring Mime-Stolzenberg
Grand canyon Wildflowers-Phillips
Hogans: Navajo Houses & House Songs--McA1lester
How to Build Adobe Houses•••Etc.--Garrison
The International Geographic EncyclOPedia and Atlas-Keeping Your Cool Under Fire:
carmuni.cating· Non-Defensively-wells
M3.jor Black Religious Ieaders since 1940-Young
The Merriam--webster Dictionary for Large Pring Users
Monumental r..ardscapes--Mahaffey
The People's Almanac Presents the Book of Lists #2--wallace
The Playwright as t-1agician: Shakespeare's Ima.ge of the Poet in the Englich Public
Theater-Kernan
Preparation for the Spanish High School Equivalency Diplooa Test-Ringel
Privacy, Law, and Public Policy-o"Brien
Prospects for Energy in Arnerica--oatman
Roan and Tine Enough: The Land of Mary Austin--Baer
Rudo Ensayo: A Description of Sonora and Arizona in 1765-Nentvig
Twentieth Century Arnerican Nick:narl'es--urdang
Two Hundred Years of Geology in America: Proceedings of the New Hampshire Bicen-tenial
Conference on the History of Geology--\'k>rld AutOOrs, 1970-75--wakeman
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PtIDlished by: Robel:i: Christian
Student Activities, Director
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Novanber 3, 1980
Mon. Nov. 3
Tue. Nov. 4
WEd. Nov. S
Thurs. Nov. 6
Frio Nov. 7
Sat. Nov. 8
.Associated Students
Information on Pror:osition 106
Geology Club rreeting
Election Day
Associated Students
Information on Proposition 106
Associated Student m=eting
Registration Workshop
B.S.U.
Daybreak Dinentional
Student FellO'wship
Homecoming . Election
Air .National Guard
J.bvie, Vanishing Point
Big Band Concert
Movie Vanishing Point
HOl.'recorning Election Voting
Na-;man Club neeting
PHI THEl'A KAPPA
International Student Association
Newman Club m=eting
Associated Students
Horrecoming Pep Rally
Intervarsity Christian Fellowhsip
C.B.A.S. Family day
Hon'B<Xlming Football game
HOITlOCO.rning Dance
Student union 9 a.m.
Student Union 9 a.m.
SC-1DS 6 p.m.
Student Union 9 a.m.
Council Chambers 2: 30 p.m.
Faculty Dining Roan 2 p.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
Mall 9 a.m.
Student Union 9 a.m.
Student Union 9 a.m. & 12 p.m.
Performing Arts Center 7:30 p.m.
Student Union 9 a.m. & 12 p.m.
.Mall 9 a.m.
B-202 1 p.m.
B-107 1:30 p.m.
Faculty Dining Roam 3 p.m.
Council Charnba-rs 7 p.m.
cafeteria 9 a.m.
cafeteria·9 a.m.
Council Chambers 1 p.m.
Student Union 2 p.m.
Stadium 7:30 p.m.
Student Union 10 p.m.
N.E..1~ CLUB
The Comnunity rreeting for the club will be held saturday, Nov. 8, at Mary IDu Doran's.
10636 North 37th Avenue. Liturgy at 6 p.m. followed by pot-luck and share t:i.ne. If
you need a ride; phone 242-3044.
NEW CLUBS
We are trying to fonn new cltlbs and we need your help! Anyone interested in a
Dungeons & Dragons Club r pleaE:€ contact Mark Larkin or Steve Thraen at the ssociated
Students office.
M.:m. Oct. 27-Nov. 14 Student Art Show IH:: Gallery
The :we Gallery, i11 the exit lobby of the ~ building, will feature GX students, Dick
Kelly and Brian Propski, from OCt. 27 to Nov. 14. This show is sponsored by CEAS.
BAIl1IN'1.tN IN'I'RAMtJRALS 2 DIVISICNS
DIVISICN I - Intern1ealate and Advanced
A. Singles 1.!>1en 2. vbren
B. IX>ubles 1• Men 2. vvaren 3. Mixed Doubles
DIVISICN II- Beginning
A. Singles 1. M:m 2. i"100en
B. IX>ubles 1. MiX-od Doubles
Competition will be on Thursday nights from 7-9 p.m. Play starts November 6th. Sign
up in P.E. 143.
G\PJillH SERVICES
fx, -you-1<:nOi.:;-;lhere you're headed? Do you know what it takes to get there:? Are you
aware of all the resources available to your for planning your career? If the answer
to any of these qu€~stions is "NO", then Career Services. Multi-rredia facilities are
available for your use, including t.~e Guidance Inforroation System... a nation-wide
computer netw:>rk of jobs, colleges, Armed Forces occupations, and even financial aids ..•
all waiting for your questions. Find out where you're going...how to get there. EA'Plorc~
the resources in the Can::er· Service Center, at the East end of the cafeteria. \"le I re
here to help.
You have a PAL you may not: know arout... the Cirreex Services Center. PAL stands for
PlaCEment, 'Adviserrent, Life planning. For you, that menas JOBS ... right now, to help
you through school. It means getting the right courses to prepare you for your
eventual career. And it rreans discovery of where you I re going and how to get there.
If you need a pal, head for Career Services Center, in the East end of the cafeteria.
We're here to help.
CEAS presents HARVEST HOEIX::kVN Fall Family Day Free! !
G.C.C. - Saturday, November 8th. From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Adult and children IS garres
from 2-3 p.m. (aPt)le robbin, pumkin rolling, la\vn skiing) Fooei fron1 3-4 p.m. {ham or
turkey sandwiches, applesauce SC':IlliU"e cake, corn ships, an apple, coffee or hot chocolate)
While eating, we will be entertained by Norman Irving & Bill Bekner. 1'hey play guitar,
banjo, and the m:mdoliIl. A Walt Disney lIDvie, "HOT LEAD, mLD 1"~iI''', will be shown at
4:30 p.m. for those intE>xested. Also, square dancing and countr.l swing will be called
and taught by Ken Kerner. For E'REE tickets, stop by the CEAS office - Student Union.
YA'LL rom!!
>< ~l')"::ER IS FORUH
Novef11rer 5, 1980 11: 00 a .m. Student lounge
Dr. Neal H. Olshan, Director of the Hesa Lutheran Hospital Pain Center, will speak on
Ia"~ OVER PAIN w'ITHOU'I' DRUGS. His informative ti::~lk will oover such subjects as' .
biofeedback, acupuncture, self-hypnosis and the use of the rrechanized pq.m Impulse
Suppressor. Students and faculty alike may be interested in this particular program
to help relieve the nagging pain precipitated by mid-term exams.
FOOD SERVICf'::S OFFERED
Snack Bar-Short order CCX)king. Cafeteria-Home cooking, baking E, assortrrent of salads
Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich.
Chili • . . . . • .
Burrito . . . . .
SPF£I.i\L OF THE DAY
• 80¢
60¢
65¢
Ilon. Nov. 3
Tue. Nov. 4
Wed. Nov. 5
Thurs. Nov. 6
Fri. Nov. 7
Tamale Pie . . . •
Chinuchanga
Beans &Weiners . . . .
Veal CUtlet
Chop Suey
Chicken
· 80¢
• 95¢
• BO¢ ao¢
BO¢
BO¢
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by~ St:u;ctent Iv::;;tivities
A. Christi,ID, Di.rector
Novernber 10 f 1
CAlENDAR OF :aVEN'rs
lik.lrJ.. Nov. 10 Grand canyon College Recruit:rrent
Art. Sh.ow (Nov. 10-14)
Geolcxjy Club
Student Union 5 .m.
SC-105 6 p.m.
'Tue. Nov. '11 NO CtJ\SSES!
i'fc::d. Nov. 12 A..ssociated Students - H'Jvies
C.A.C. Club
G:r.i:lnd canyon Colleqe RE..'Cru}:tm:mt.
('.rUl f-«::an 9-11 a.m.
12-2 p.m.
Council Chambers 12 p.
Student union 5 p.m.
'I'hurs. Nov. 13 l\..ssociated Students- ~lJovies
LS.A.
NeNnml Club
Grand Canyon CollE:-ge Recruit:r!Ent
Ne'Ir.}[(iilrl Club'
Grill Rcom 9-'11 am.
12-2 p.m.
Paculty Dining Room ::
B-202 /1 p.m.
Student union 5 p.m.
counci.l Charrbers 7 Ii
FrL Nov. 14 Inhu:varsity Christian Pellow-ship
Student Nurses
Council Charn}::iE"..rs 9 a "f[1
Student Icunge 7 p"
Lbn. -l'ri. Nov. '1 0- '14 A.rt Show Student I.Dunge
KI!N HARBmXlli EXHIBITIQ\J
d:~s r;;1~sp)nsoring an ex.lri.bition of pcl.intingS
Student :Lountje Nov. 'I Ol::.'lJ.rough l'-lov. 14 •
8 a.m.-9 p.m.
by Keri':Harba.ugh I far1't-er OCC' :stlldertt ir
l'liOn. -Pri. Nov. 10-14 IM:: C:aJleX".! Art Sho\..., ll.t;; EXrr IDBBY
~rrhe I}'C Gallery, in the exit lobby of the :oc building, is featuring_ ax; studentE;
FJE!l1y Brian 2TOpski, from Oct. 27-Nov. 14. 'I'llis sllKJW is sponsored, c:r:r\s.
NE'W!vll\N CLU8
;r~1G tJ;i:;m;;u~l~'club wiB l.)e 11osb.ng an Arts & Crafts t'"air in the StudC1l'lt Union
Nov. 17-21 " ;;top by the tables fu"1d select F..orre inexpensive Chrif;,:tIW$ giib3
gcx:X1s will ~ available on FridayI Nov. 21.
XJtJNSEIDH OF 'r'fIE MJNTH
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··.'c>,,~ Gr:LE:!(jo was selected as Counselor for the ~t.mth of October f'or his
-: L:u.<}(:J:rts H •
Glendale Ccmrrunity College Theatre A.rts Departrrent is proud to pr'ese.nt "Sunxl'er
;)ffi:)ke", a simple. South(':rn l(Ne story. It w'ill be perfo~ in Hie Performing i!X'tG
'J'hc.::atre, C'("'C, (nc)rtheast corner of C';;ltl1pUS), 59th Ave. and Olive l\.ve. on W(.J(i. j
Fri., and St., Nov. 19, 20, 21, and 22 at 8:00 p.m. MatineE~ r..erformances on
21, at 2 p.m. Nirnission is $1.00 for GCC faculty, studentsI and sE:mior
correct I. D. 's. All others $:3. 'rickets l..,il1 be available in advance at
Eookstore, at the ~['ht,~atre Bo}{ Office, and at Diarrond' s Selecl:>·A-Seal: t or a.t
Box Office on tr.e evening of pE:L'formance.
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The Glendale Comnunity COll.E."ge CEAS .itrtlsts' Series will pre::,ent CarneD Dragon, i.n
concert with the f1astc:rt;TJrks C.horale, t-1a.ry l..nn Dutton director Sunday, Noverroor 16"
1980. 'l'he performance \;fill t>€', qiven i.n the Cactus High School Audit.oriuIn, Greenway
at Sixty-third Avenue at 4: 00 p.m. 'I'ickE~t information is availi.1ble at the campus
cashier's office in the trJ.)Kstore, tlle CE.AS office in the Student Center. and thru
Diarronds Sehx::t-A'~Seat office. 'I'he l\rtists' Series is presented by the Continuir,c!
EiJucation A..sscx:iattxl Students of Glendale Conmmity Collc"'9'e through the O:.Z\S gxe(;ub
Board, the Eveninq Student (':>ov~nt. (E'or furtl1E.:r infonnation call 934-221'1
It~ 'JX) F.EMEMBERII
Q:>lden Oldies Dance
Date: Nov. 22, 1980
Tine: 8-12 p.m.
Place: cafeteria Gee
Sp:msored by: A.W.A.R.E. Jitterbuy, Bunny Hop, Jerk, dance prizes, refresl:11rents, Twist
contest. Tickets $2 each and $3 per couple available at cashiers' window or at A.W.A.R.E.
lounge.
SPEAKER.'S FORtM
Jofiii Griggs, ~ foreign language instructor, will discuss KX>RISH lNFLtJmCE:S IN sou.rHERN
SPAIN. Even those of us who rarember Charlton Heston in tiEl Cid" probably need reminding
that the last ~rs were driven out by Ferdinand and lsabE::lla by 1492. Mr. Griggs'
slides and lecture will sOOw wha.t they left behind them and their influence on Spanish
art and architecture.
~INTRAMUlW.S
OIVISIOO I - Inte.t:ne:llate and Advanced 2 DIVISI<NS
A. Singles 1. ~ 2. Vbnen
B. Doubles 1• Men 2 • W<::Iren 3. Mixed Doubles
DIVISIOO II - Beginning
A. . Singles 1. Men 2. ~
B. tk>ubles 1• Mixed tk>ubles
eatpetition will be on 'll1ursday nights fran 7-9 p.m. Play starts NovEmber 6th. Sign up
in P.E. 143.
BCX)KW:)RMS BEWARE: The Dl: (haWily) enjoys healthy danatXl for "Leisure Readinglt l:xx>ks
(our special collection of brand-new, best-seller, and/or pure fluff) so ~'ve decided
it's only fair to give everyone the sane loan period. Beginning Nov. 10, ~ will check.
out Leisure Reading titles for tw:> weeks to students, faculty and staff. OUr chance to
prove we read as fast as the sMents .
FCX)D SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Sb:>rt order <XJOki.ng. cafeteria-Hare rooJd.ngI baking & assort.:n:ent of salads
Daily entrees.
lk>t Beef sandwich •
Chili . . . . " . .
Burrito • . • • .
.. .. • • 80¢
60t
•• 65¢
~. Nov. 10
Tue. Nov. 11
Wed. Nov. 12
Thurs. Nov. 13
Frio Nov. 14
SPECIAL OF THEJ.lZ'1Y
Green Chili Burro • • • • • • • • 70¢
'rostada. • • oJ- • • • .. • .. • • • • 60¢
Holiday - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Polish sausage Su.l:Jtarine . •• 1.20
Fries .. • . . .. 41 • • • • • • • • 35¢
li1eat IDaf • • • • • • • • • • • • 80¢
Tuna & Noodles • • • • • • • • • 80¢
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Published by: Student Activities
Robert A. Christian, Director
November 17, 1980
M:>n. Nov. 17
Nov. 17-21
Tue. Nov. 18
wed. Nov. 19
Thurs. Nov. 20
Frio Nov. 21
sat. Nov. 22
university of Arizona
Newman Club Craft sale
Geology Club
Fon:lm Series Lecture
Associated Students
Daybreak.
Grand canyon COllege
Associated Student M:Jvies
Spiritual Week
Wcm.:m I S Seminar
M.E.Ch.A. meeting
Play IlSl..IIl1Ter & Snoke"
Blcxxl Drive
Associated Students r-bvie
Spiritual Week
International Students Association
Play IIS~ &Snoke"
Blood Drive
NEMnan Club bake sale
Spiritual week
Play "Sumner & Snokell
Golden & Oldies Dance
Play "Surnner &Snoke"
~Student union 9 a.m.
Stu:ient Union 9 a.m.
SC-10S 6 p.m.
Student union 11 a.m.
COuncil Chambers 2 p.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
Student union 8:30 a.m.
Grill Roan 9-11 a.m. &
12-2 p.m.
Mall 9 a.m.
Atrium 1: 30 p.m.
Faculty Dining Roam 2 p.m.
Performing Arts Center 8 p.m.
Student Lounge 7:30 a.m.
Grill Roan 9-11 a.m. &
12-2 p.m.
Mall 9 a.m.
Faculty Dining Roam 3 p.m.
performing Arts Center 8 p.m.
Student Lounge 7:30 a.m.
So. side walk of bookstore
9 a.m.
Mall 9 a.m.
Performing Arts Center
2 & 8 p.rn~
Dining ~ 8 p.m.
perfonning Arts Center 8 p.m.
SPEAKERI S FORUM
Interested in shorter working hours, higher pay, no goverment taxation and lots
of exciten:Ent? well. ••cone to the Student Lounge at 11:00 a.m. on NovEmber 19th
and hear Dr. Leo Jacques speak on N1ERICA'S BIGGEST BUSINESS: ORGANIZED CRIME.
Dr. Jaa:;{Ues, whose business is e:at'Piling statistics on organized cri.n'e for the .
Rocky M:>untain Infonnation Network, is currently living in Tucson, hare of the BJ.g
Bonanno. • •• (nothing beats being close to your work••• )
ARIZcw\ BLOOD SERVICES
Will be on canpus this week for your oontrihutions. A portable unit will be set up
in the Student IDunge fran 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
E'REE r.nvm
othello by Shakespeare, starring Laurence Olivier and Maggie smith. M:>nday and
Tuesday, November 24 and 25 at 9:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, and 5:45 p.m. in the Student
Lcunge. EvE'..ryone \\'ela::rne.
1980-81 REGISTRJ;TlOO
GleJld,ale O:)lffitUnity College
I EARLY REGI~iI'FAl'ION (D;:;cenif:::€r)
DecEmber 6
December 8
December 9
December 10
Saturday
]\~QD'jay
'l'uesx:1ay
WediLsd.'l¥
8:30.a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
II REGtJ.I.AR REGISTAA'l'ION (January)
Continuing Students on~
January 7 V1Erlnsday 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
New -and Fo:rrrer Sttdents .. -
January 8
January 9
January 10
Janu,;'lry 12
January 13
'I'hursday
.Friday
Satl1Xday
rl'uesday
12:00 noon -7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m.
12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m.
CLASSES BEGIN CN ,JANUARY 15 (THUR.SnAY)!!
III lATE REGIsrRATION - DROPIADD
January 1:1
January 16
January 19
January 20
Thursday
Tl.l~~sday
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Late Reg. Only)
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Schedules of CIasses are due on CJ.Il\'JU;1 by I)ec(->...rrb:;rr 1.
Glendale Corrmunity COIIElge ~n1eaU'E? l-rrts Derxu:~nt presents ItSurmer andSnokellby
Tennesse Williams. Admission $1 ax faculty, students, and senior citizens
with cx:>rrect LD. 's. All ~;3. Tickets are available in advance at the
College Bookstore, at the 'r'hea.tre 130:; Office, and at; the Dianond's Select-A-Seat,
or at the Theatre Box Office on the evening of perfonnance.
1"ooD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Short order cooJ.:,;ing. Cafeteria-H~ cooking, baking & assort:rrent of salads
Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandvlich •
Chili « • • • • .. • .. •
Burrito •. • •••
• • 8o¢
•• 6o¢
• 65¢
SPECIAI.. OF THE DAY
. . . 80¢
• SS��
8o¢
• 80¢
• 80¢
. • • • . . • 35¢
• 65¢
Fl:ies ~ ••• 35¢ a * ..
Green Chili Burro .
!,rac.n .. ... • .. • " • •
8\vi88 Steal<. • • • •
Turkey and Dressing . .
Heuberl sandwich ••
Fries . . . •
Fri. Nov. 21 Fish Sandwich • •
Tue.Nov. 18
Wed. Nov. 19
Thurs. Nov. 20
Mon. Nov. 17
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f1ublished by: Student Activities
Robert Christian, Director
November 24, 1980
(Ion. Nov. 24
rue. Nov. 25
wed. Nov. 26
'l'hurs. & PrL
\fov. 27 & 28
Ottie.no Film
S.peech. Club
l".dvisernent for students
C£t.ilogy Club rreeting
otrello FilII,
Advisement for students
Ja~:~ Concert
M.E.Ch.A. rreeting
B.S.U. meeting
I. S.A. party
Tfl1\J-lXSGIVING RF.cESS
HAPPY HOLIDAY!
student IDunge 9 a.m.
B-116, L-116 & 153, ~-102 &
103, 107, 111, 141 1 p.m.
Dining Roan 1-3 & 5-7 p.m.
SC-105; 6 p.m.
Student IDunge 9 a.m.
Dinning::Rocm 1;..3·& 5-7 p.m.
Perfonning Arts Center 7 p.m.
Faculty Dining Roan 2 p.m.
OJtmcil Chambers 2 p.m.
Student Icunge & Dining Roan
7 p.m.
$ RE FlND $ REFLND· $ RE FlND
INY STUDENT WHC HAS FI~ED REQUEST EOR aEFtJIlD OF TUITION/FEES StiJULD PICK UP THE
f'1ONEY FRCM THE CASHIER S WINDOW. IHE 5LO UNCLAIMED REFUNDS MUST BE PICKED UP
SOON. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD TO YOUR FRIENDS OR AQCUAINTANCES WHO HAVE LEFT
SCHOOL, IHIS MAY BE THE LAST CHANCE.
CHEF: a.)VIE
c2~ie1lo by ShakesfJe&e, starring Laurence Olivier and Maggie Smith. M:>nday and
'{'uesday, November 24 and 25 at 9:00 a.m. ,12:00 noon, and 5:45 p.m. in the Stuient
Lounge. Everyone welcome.
IN'rRAMURAL TtJRKEY RUN
What: 2 mile run
\Aihen: Wed. Novanber 26 at :1 p.m.
~'lhere: East side of stadium
v.1ho: 2 Divisions: Men & 'i-'ibJren
PRIZES
Turkeys for 1st., 2nd., & 3rd. place
winners in each division.
*****NO prior sign-up necessary.******
r;'here will be a 'I'RAVELER general staff meeting on Wednsday, November 26 at 1 p.m.
Roan IA-137.
AIU' SIDv: lAS TRANSFIGUAACIOL"ffiS by Jose Luis sate M:m., Dec. 1-Fri., Dec. 12.
CEAS is sponsoring a ShcJ\.l of works by Jose Luis Soto from Dec. l' te Dec. 12, in
the Student Union wunge. Jose I.uis SOte is a ~can muralist and graphic artist.
SOte is a highly respected teacher, and widely recognized as a spokesrran and
activist for developernent of cultural arts throughout Mexico.
SPlUNG 1980-81 REGISTRATION
Glendale COnmmity COllege
I EARLY REGISTRATICN (Decanber)
Decanber 6
December 8
December 9
Dece.m1:Jer 'j 0
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
vlednsday
8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
II REGULAR REGISTRATICN (January)
COntinuing Students
Janual.-Y 7 Wednsday 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
New and Fenter., Students only-
January 8
January 9
January 10
January 12
~lanuary 13
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Vnnday
'fu'2Sday
12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m.
12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m.
CLASSES BEGIN rn Jl~Y 15 (TI:IURSI:lA.Y)!!
III IATE REGISTRA'ltICN - DIDPlAnD
January 15 Thursday 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
January 16 Friday 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
January '19 140nday. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
January 20 Tuesday 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sc::hedules of Classes are due on campus by Decanber 1.
FOOD SERVICES OF'EERED
Bar-Short prder cooking. cafeteria-Hate cooking, baking & assortment of
:;alads-De::ti.ly Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich. • ••• 8o¢
Chili • • • • • • • • • • • 6o¢
Burrito • • • • • • • • • • 65¢
SPOCIAL OF THE my
. . . Mon. Nov. 24
Tue. Nov. 25
\Ved. Nov. 26
~cilanga. ••••••
Taex> • • • • • •
Goulash .•••••
BBQ Beef Sandwich •
Fries • • • �� • • • • • •
·· .. .. · . .
• • 95¢
• 55¢
• • 80¢
80¢
35¢
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GLENDALE COl\ll\rllJNITY COLLEGE
Published by: Student Activities
Robert Christian, Director December 1, 1980
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
lvbn. Dec. 1 Packet Pick up (MJn.-Fri.)
C'£Ology Club ~ting
Student.lounge 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
; 5p.m.--8 p.m. (Mon.-Thurs.)
SC-105 6 p.m.
Tue. Dec. 2
Wed. Dec. 3
Associated Students
Daybreak
C.E.A.S AudubJn series
M.E.Ch.A.
Council Chambers 2 p.m.
COuncil Chambers 7 p.m.
Perfonning Arts Center 8 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room 2 p.m.
Thurs. Dec. 4 We United Club meeting
PHI THETA KAPPA
B.S.D. Registration Workshop
I.S.A.
COun~il Ghambers 12:30 p.m.
B-107 1: 30 p.':rh.' ..
Council Chambers 2 p.m.
Faculty:bining Room 3 p.m.
Fri. Dec. 5 Interversity Christian Fellowship
Corrmuri~~Y Band Concert
Council'Chambers 1 p.m.
Performirig Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
sat. Dec. 6 Early Registration Faculty Dining Room
Continuing Students 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Gaucho Dual Meet Wrestling Tournament Gym 8 p.m.
$ REFLND $ RE FlND $ RE FLND
ANy STUDENT WHO HAS FI~ED REQUEST FOR REFUND OF TUITION/FEES SHOULD PICK UP THE
MONEY FROM THE CASHIER S WINOOW. THE 320 UNCLAIMED REFUNDS MUST BE PICKED UP ~OON.
PLEASE SPREAD THE \AIORD TO YOUR FRIENDS OR AOCUAINTACES WHO HAVE LEFT SCHOOL. IHIS
MAY BE THE LAST CHANCE.
F'(X)D SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Soort order CCX)king. cafeteria-Herre CCX)king, baking & as~rtment of
salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich •
Chili • • . . • • .
Burrito . . . • ..
. • 80¢
60¢
. 65¢
Mon. Dec. 1
Tue. Dec. 2
Wed. Dec. 3
Thurs. Dec. 4
Fri. Dec. 5
Green Chili Burro . . . • •
Tostada • . • . • . • • •
Baked Ham/fruit sauce
Turkey Pot Pie . • •
Spaghetti .••
Garlic toast . . . .
Fish Sandwich . .• • •
Fries • • • . • . • .
. . .
70¢
• SS¢
• 80¢
80¢
80¢
• 15¢
• 65¢
35¢
SPRING 1980-81 REGISTRATlrn
Glendale Ccmnunity COllege
I FARLY REGISTRATlrn (Decenber)
DecEmber 6
Decerrter 8
DecEmber 9
DecEmber 10
Saturday
z.bnday
Tuesday
Wednsday
8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
II RFGtIU\R REGISTRATlrn (January)
Continuinlil Students
January 7 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
New and Fonner Students only
January 8
January 9
January 10
January 12
January 13
Thursday
Friday
saturday
M:>nday
Tnesday
12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
12:00 noon- 7:00 p.m.
12:00 noon - 7:00·p.m.
c:::rJ\SSES BmIN ON JANUARY 15 (THURSDAY)!!
III LATE REGISTRM'ION - DroP/Aro
January 15 Thursday 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
January 16 Friday 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
January 19 M:mday 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
January 20 Tuesday 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
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Published by: Stu0ent Activities
RolYczt Christiant Direct:or
December 8, 1980
!'fen. Dec. 8
II 9, 10
Tue. Dec. 9
Registxatkm, e.arly registration
ODllt~jJ:n:j,.r\~ st.l....t::lerrts
Geology Clw.J
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zS'>:::::>_Dt(;J,:' St,t:.dent""" E;:eclltive
Board (speci,:tl rn3e.1-jng)
Stud8:1t lounge, Dining Roan &
Fa:;ulty Dining Roam 2 p.m.
SC-1OS 6 p.m.
Grill Roam 9-11 a.m. & 12-2 p.m.
Co\L.'1cil Chambers 2 p.m.
\'700. Dec. 10 !>.ss~/;:;.i.a:ted St'd:d,f'.,r2ts film
C.A.• :L. C'lrtb meE~t;;.ng
lilc;E3Cll~3\) ..lte(~d:ing
'Wo'Tt?n. Bask.etrell vs. (;entral AZ.
Nen B"::.sk<:::Q'h11 vs. Central AZ
Grill Roam 9-11 a.m. &12-2 p.m.
COuncil Chambers 12 noon
B-107 2 p.m•. ..
Stadit-\ffi 6 p.m.
Stadium 8 p.m.
Thurs. Dec. 11 Intervarsi'>::y C;"hristia.'1 FellOt'1Ship
Ch.oral group
B.S,'U.
Pr~ Thetei I<.appa
~r C! ~
..;t", CI i;;) ~.LVl.",
Dining.Roam 12 noon
ODuncil Chambers 1 p.m.
B-107 1:30 p.m.
FaC'v.lty Dining Roan 3 p.m.
Stage 7 p.m.
Fri. Dec. 12 II. cerva'Csity Chr.isclan Fell~lsbipf
C:';'lI'i8trr.at~ s:i:-:g along
Irter..,'a::s;ity Christian Fell~lShip
~'ioJ."Th2.n Baf'i<etb:ill vs. i",e.S3.
~~~'i EasJ~(t·f~B.l.t ~;ts. M~Ea
cafeteria 12 noon
COuncil Chambers 1 p.m.
Stadium 6 p.m.
Stadium 8 p.m.
The faculty and C'.c:'Tdnit::trative r::ra,,:f:E of G.C.C. T.'lish you a MERRY CHRIS'IW\SAND A,
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Please be careful an.d reme;,~Je::': .::a::et:: \'.hile or;, :lclidays. We do wish to see all of
~iOU again in apr.hi!]' S£{,l::C:F;.r.
FINANCIAL AID OFFICE l'ne Financial ~.ssist.ance Office '-Jill be ope..."1 as foll~'lS during regular registration.
Thursday, January 8, 198',.
12 noon to 9:00 p.m.
F~iday, Jm1uary 9, 1981.
7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
saturday, January 10, 1981.
8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
~bnday, January 12, 1931.
D:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.D.
Tuesday, January 13, 1981.
12 noon to 9:00 p.m.
l\.Rl' SHOW M'J:1.--F':d.• Dee, 8-12. From 8 a.m.-9 a.m.. Student loUnge
CEAS is sponsoring "u...:; T.Kro.iGFIGOPACIO~'"ES" an art shOl:'1 by Jose Luis Soto of Mexia>.
He is a respected artist nr.d tec;cher 8.,'.1,:'1 is known throughout l-rexia> as a spokesman
..L"1d activist for the develq:rnent of cultural arts programs in Mexicx>.
J\R1' S9JW Mo:n. _·Fr::'. D2C, 8-12. From 8 a.m.-9 a.m. !Me Gcl11ery
1'he nrc Gallery, in the exit lobby of t..he IM:::: building, is f~turir..g a:c students,
.lmita Steele and 'PJIr:! Hollyer, from Dec. 8-12. 'The SOOIV' is s'POn..~lrl=~ 'b'.l CFAS.
The Glendale Ccml1umi:c.y College Opera Workshop Prcrluction of Hurr'perd.i.nck' s HANSEL
AND GRETEL will be aired on KOOL-TV Saturday, Decentler 20, 1980, at 5:00 p.m. The
hour long production is a KOOL Christirna.s Special.
THE CASr
Peter, a broom-m3,ke.r (Father) • • • • • • • • • Peter West
Getrude, his \'life (Ivbther) •••••••••��� LeAnn Stone
Hansel • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Kristen Strandquest
Gretel ••• • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • Laura Bates O'Connell
The Witcll • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Sharon Brown
Sandman (the sleep fairy) • • • • • • • ��� • • • Denise Barrach
Dewman (the dm-m fairy) . • • • • • • • • . • • Denise Barrach
Children • • • • " • • " " • • " • • • • • . • Julie Klevenberg,
Karen Bates, Deane Davis, David Bates, and lP...igh Hergenrader.
Opera ~rkshop Director - Mary Ann Dutton
Staging Director for Glendale College: M. Peter overson
Apknowledgrrents
Belton Coursey
Elinor Hergenrader
Judy Hoover
George coates '-
The Glendale Comn'.mity College Opo.-ra Workshop will present Menotti' s AMAHL AND THE
NIGHT VISITORS a-c BethaJ'lY United Presbyterian Church, 7702 North Thirty-fifth Ave. ,
Sunday evening, Decanber 14, at 7:00 p.m. The production is under the direction
of Mary Arm Dutton, and will be accc:m:pani.ed by .10 Arm Snelser, pianist, and Ed
Hoff playing recorder.
Members of the cast are:
Amah! • • • • • • • • • • • • • " • • • • • Lee Stone
His rrother .. • • • • • '. " .. • • • ... • • • Sarldra E'r"an.c:Y
King Kaspar • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tan Jordan
King Melc.'1or •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Phil Srrelser
King Balthazar • • • • . • . • • • • • • • ~1ark ~ntanus
The Page • • • • • • • • • • • • " • • • • Tam Boruff
The Shepherds • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Julie Klevenberg,
Diane Kissee, HO'tIl1aXd fI'.oses, Brent Peterson, David Flint,
Glynnis C».'eI1S, Deanne Padelford, Paul Friedman, Dean W. Tutas,
George coates.
The Dancers • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • Lorraine Oansolino
and David Fli.."t.
AssisU'1g fl'JJ::S. Dutton "lith the prcduction are Julie Klevenberg production
coordinator, and David Flin.t, assistant for staging. The dance is
choreographed by Jo Arm Blase.
FOOD SERVICES OE'E'EREIJ
Snack Bar-Short order <XlOking. cafeteria-Hare cooking, baking & assortment of
salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich •
CPili ••••••
Burrito •••••
• 80¢
• 60¢
• 65¢
SPOCIALS OF THE DAY
• • • 80¢
• 55¢
• • • • 8VJc
. .~ . a"..~
• eo!?'
3~
6.1"' .. ..•
l~ies J5¢
E:ries _ • • • . • ,. •
Fish Sand-.;ich. • • • •
Ta~le pie • • • • • • • • • • •
'Ibstada •• • • • • • • • " «
Veal Cutlet • • • • • • •
Liver & onions •
Reuben sandwich • •
Tue. Dec. 9
Wed. Dec. 10
Thurs. Dec. 11
Fri. Dec, 12
l-1on. Dec. 8
-* "I am,., It m~ •• , .,., IT 111'.'.'.' I q till 'I I
Published by: Student Aetivities
Rol:lP...rt Christian, Director
CAI..ElmAR OF ACI'IVITIES
January 19, 1981
!-bn. Jan. 19-30
19
Tue. Jan. 20
'Wed. Jan. 21
Frio Jan. 23
sat. Jan. 24
Sun. Jan. 25
Art Clark Art ShCM
Late Registration
Late Registrat.ion
Grand canyon COllege Recruitment
N.A.U.
Speakers Forum (Book Review)
v.are.n 's Basketball Gane
Men I S Basketball Game
Wrestling Match
Wrestling M:ltch
H.E.Ch.A. Dance
Los Angeles Ballet
Student Lounge
Student Lounge 1-3 p.m.
& 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Sttrlent Lounge 5:30-8 : 00 1
Student Union 9 a.m.
Student Union 9 a.m.
Student r.oungel1 a.m.
Gymnasium 6 p.m.
Gymnasium 8 p.m.
GA-104 7:30 p.m.
(;1\-104 1 p.m.
Dining Roan B p.m. to
12 midnight
cactus High SChool 4 p.m.
WE:l:.CGm BACK!
weloorre back to Glendc-:lle Ccmnunity College. The Faculty, Staff and Administration
hope you have a beneficial experience while you are here. For Bare fiteen years
G.C.C. has been providing low cost education to the cormum.ity arrl we are proud
of the nany achievenents of our students and graduates. We wish that your experi­ence
is :no less successful and t.hat you are able to aceatplish all that you strive
for.
AnyOne interested in joining the Cirke K Club, should stop by the Associated
Students Office for flDre infonnation. Or call Ext. 306 and ask for lmk Larkon.
INSTRUCl'ICNAL MATERIALS CENTER
Library hour~ •...•.••-.
Media
Listening center
Learning Assistance center
saturday. . . Starting Jan. 17, 1981
Beginning January 15, 1981
7:00 a.m. te 9:50 p.m. l-Dn. -JI'hur .
7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Frio
7:00 a.m. te 9:50 p.m. ~bn. -Thur •
7:00 a.m. tc 4:20 p.m. Frio
7:30 a.m. tc 9:50 p.m. ~n.-Thur.
7:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Frio
7:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. ~bn.-Thur.
7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Frio
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Sc~ule for ca~~_~t~_~l.J~at:~onc~:.nd._!:5~_1;:>1~xeJ;._2!1e~15.:-ou!:.:
A student enrolled in a. O"Jurse using audio materials (211 have course n:~lated
tapes duplicated in the library. Our campos must havE~ the ropyright privilege
before tr.:~pes can be copiE.'rl.. Personal audio taI:les cannot duplicated on MXD
EqUipment. A studE~nt mu.st supply his O'Wn cassette tA":lpe (90 minute 'IDK Highlandex,
Marorex or Scot.ch only). Bring your tal::Je to the Circulation Desk of the library I
£111 out one lare1 tape qiving your narne, class, instruct.or f date, title of
tl1e tar~ to 00 c,"Opied. and lesson number (t::.ape cas(.;:s should 11O't be left.) 'rapes
rEc-"qU.ire 24 hours for duplication.
'I'ape players rrey also h-? checke:J out; at the Circul.ab.on Des}!;:; a stUiJent:m.ust show
his college identification and his 1~ and soc1.cl1 s(:~curity nLrrnlJl;,:,~r on the
check-out card. Players may b~ <:;Jlecked out fox' three days (e.9., those Chf.:;.'Cked
out on 1:bnday are dUt::! reck wednesJay t those checked out on Thursday are due on
1<bnday). The fine for overdue is 2:>¢ lJer day.
F(X)D SERVIC"ES OF'FERED
Snack Bar-short order cooking. C::':1.feteria-HOl'TE cookin~;, b<:tking & assortnli-,:mt of
salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Bref Sandwic."h •
Chili •
Burrito . . . . . .
SP:ECIALS OF THE DAY
• 80¢
60¢
. • • 65¢
l\'bn. Jan. 19
'l'Ue. ,Jan. 20
Wed. Jan. 21
Thur. Jan. 22
Frio Jan. 23
GreE".Jl Chili Burro .
Tostada ••••
(,,(>ulash •. • • • • • • •
Veal pa.rmesan •
Baked Ham ••
Fish Sandwich •
Fries • • . .
• 70¢
• 55¢
· ao¢
• 80¢
· 80¢
•• 65¢
· 35¢
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Published by: Student Activities
Robert Christian, Director
January 26, 1981
CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES
Student Lounge 11 a.m.
CounciLChambers 11 a.m.
"
Performing Arts Center 4 p.m.
Jan. 26-30
Mon. Jan. 26
·"rue. Jan. 27
'·Jed. Jan. 28
:un. Feb. 1
Art Show Ballad of a Laughing Mountain
Geology Club meeting
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Speakers Forum (Book Review)
Phoenix Symphony Chamber Orchestra
Student Union Q
...;. p.m.
a.m.
l':EWMAN CLUB
Is sponsoring a series of Scripture Classes, beginning Thursday, Feb. 5, JESUS
SPEAKS TO YOU, HIS CHURCH, from ~evelation, chapter 2 &3. Fr. Doug Nohava, 7-9
p.m. Council Chambers.
Beginning Thur. Jan, 29, 10-11 a.m. Scripture Class, Ass. Student Building, confer­ence
room, and Scripture in Spanish on Thur. 11-12.
NEWMAN CLUB MEETING
Saturday, February 27, at 6 p.m. at 10636 N. 37th Ave.
G.C.C. ALPINE CLUB
Come to the meeting about our first trip. Meet in the Council Chambers, located
behind the .fire p~ace in the Student Lounge in the Student Center. The date of
the meeting is January 28, 1981 at 8 p.m. All ski enthusiasts are welcome--find
out about our ski trips:
ASU researches interested in· interviewing students.
Faculty and graduate students working on a stud, for ASU's Department of Higher
and Adult Education are interested in interviewing GCC students. The purpose of
these interviews is to obtain student impressions of what services are available to
them at GeC and to ask more about the process of using the various services. These
interviews are part of a larger studey which GCC has been participating in over the
last year and a half. For students who are interested in scheduling an interview,
a sign-up sheet is available in the Student Activities Office, SO 113•. Interviewers
,.;ill be on campus Monday through Friday. .
ART SHOW
The IMC Gallery, in the exit lobby of the IMC building, is featuring GCC student,
,':~bbie Marsch, from Jan. 26-30. This show is sponsored by CEAS.
PHOENIX SYMPHONY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA APPEARING HERE FEBRUARY 1st.
Phoenix Symphony Chamber Orchestra will appear Sunday, February 1st, at the
forming Arts Center at Glendale Community College, 6000 West Olive Avenue.
time is 4 p.m.
Per.,.
Concert
Violinist Max Wexler and Harpist Maria Royce are Soloists in program of Vivaldi,
Surinach and Kodaly. Maestro Theo Alcantara, Music Director and Conductor of the
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra will conduct the Chamber Orchestra.
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The Artists' Series is presented by the Continuing Education Associated Students of
Gec. Tickets for all Artists' Series events are available from Diamonds Select-a­S<.;'
at Box Offices and Gee Cashiers Office in the Bookstore. For further information
:a11 MaryAnn Dutton, GCC 934-2211, Ext. 230.
:AKERS' FORUM
. Bob Thompson, GCC Geology Department presents: "Mt. St. Helens: Up Close and
Color'" •
_. SHO\'!'. BALLAD OF A LAUGHING }fOUNTAIN Photography Exhibition by Art Clark.
'>',; exhibit is comprised of historic photographs of Jerome taken by Tempe photo­cdpher
Art Clark i.n the mid-1950's after the Phelps Dodge cooper mine closed down
Dl] Jerqme was e,ffectively rended a "Ghost Town." The exhibit documents the physical,
ud ural. ,andeconomic changes that occurred, and their effects on both the town and
til( ;)eople that remained behJ.nd, determined that Jerome 'tvould not die. Taken from
his 1957 book, co-authored by Riehard Snodgrass, Hr. Clark's photographs are an
'l(1'lent portrayal of the unique situation th<it confronted the few remaining artists
:lnd ,:itizens of Jerome, many of whom still. live in thEe: town and pursue their live­iho(\
d. An interpretive di.alogue embodying these indivi.duals' innermost thoughts
,.....companies thee.){hibit. The exhibit is sponsored by CEAS and can be seen in the
'itudent Union Lounge.
,NSJRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ._g!d~IfSR
\rt prints, framed and ready for hanging, are available for check-out in the
tbrary. Selection can be made from the Art Print Photo Album at the Ci.rculation
'sk in the library. The prints are circulated on a first-come, first-serve basis.
('ere is a limit of one print per person. Students must show their ID cards each
t.Lme they check out an art print, book, or other material. All prints are due back
Hay 8, 1981. Borrowers assume full responsibility for liability in the event of
loss or damage. There is no rental fee. Student.s may check out art prints begin­ning
January 26, 1981. Faculty menbers, staff and administrators may begin check
(mt February 2, 1981.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Short order cooking. Cafeteria-Home cooking, baking & assortment of
salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich
Chili •
Burrito', • . . • •
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
SOi
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Mon. Jan. 26
Tue. Jan. 27
\V'ed. Jan. 23
Thur, Jan. 29
Fri. Jan. 30
Tamale Pie . .
Tostada
Ham &Macaroni •
Fried Chicken
Reuben Sandwick
Fries • . • ,
Fish Sandwich
Fries
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CAJ...iEMl.l\R ~••4 ACl'IVITIES
February 2, 1981
Students B-B-Q- Area 12 noon.. ,.
tm. Feb. 2
Tue. Feb. 3
Thur. Feb. 5
sat. Feb. 7
N.A.U.
Interva,..S!: jo'f Christian Fellowship
B~$";• lteet:in.g
N.A.U. Recrui.ttrent
University of Arizona
speakers ~ (Book Review)
iblen 's Basketball game
Men's Basketball game
stt.dents Activities & Assoc.
Bam Q:>noert
I.S.A.
NeNnan Club Bible stlxly
Synpl'Dny Band
M.E.Ch.A. dance
St.u:1ent union.. 9 a.m.
COUncil Chambers 11 a.m.
council Chambers 1 p.m.
Student union 9 a.m.
Student union 2 p.m.
Stu:lent Lounge 11 a.m.
Gymnasiun 5 p.m.
Gymnasium 7 p.m.
COUncil CbaJ:rt)ers 3 p.m.
council Chambers 7 p.m.
Performing Arts center 7: 30 p.m.
Dining Ian 8 p.m.
IN'1'ERVARSITY CHRISTIAN F'Et.ttaGDP
Will be meea:ng Ll the COiiIiCi1 Chambers Roan at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesdays for a Bible
Study em colossians. cane arx1 be a part of our discussion.
SPEAKER'S FORUM
Looking for fun, adventure and a study of nature in one of nature's
greate£t wonders ••• and all at a qreatprice?
To learn more about this exceptional offer, come to the Student
Lounge at 11:00 a.m. on February 4th and hear Mr. Lyle Langlois
speak on HIKING THE GRAND CANYON.
Mr. Langlois has been hiking and lead~ng hikes in the Grand
since 1961. He has also completed the Colorado River float
from Lee's Ferry to Lake Meade. His hiking trails include:
Rim in two days, Clear Creek, Hance, Hermit, Thunder River,
Havasu creek, Supai and Kanal Creek. Come on over and have
you to "Go take a hike".
Canyon
trip
Rim-to­Tonto,
him-tell
LIBRARY SKILLS
The IMC will offer Library Skill (LB-101) a one-credit,' mini-semester
course from February 23 through April 30. This course is designed
to teach you practical techniques for using library resources.
Learn how to make the most of the time you spend doing research~
For f~rther information, contact Mrs. Flint or Dianna Dwyer in the IY£.
ART SHOW
The IMC Gallery, in the
students, Mitch Rudolph
is sponsored by CEAS.
IMC Gallery 7 a.m.-9a .m.
exit lobby of the IMC building, is featuring GCC
and Rob Richard, from Feb. 3 to 13. This show
NEW MEDIA MATERIALS
BF PSYCHOLOGY
BF/637/S4/B367 (Audiorecord)
BJ/37/M6 (Videorecord)
BX RELIGION
Bx/8611/M6 (Videorecord)
D HISTORY
0/769.8 A6/R4 (Filmstrip)
OS/63.1/S712/1980 (Filmstrip)
OS/119.7/P35 (Filmstrip)
D5/318/1735 (Filmstrip)
Self-Programmed Control
Techniques
Moral Development
~1ormon Pioneers
Relocation of Japanese Americans
The Arab World: oil, Power,
Dissension
The Palestinians; '~roblem People
of the Middle East
Iran: Revolution, Religion and
Reform.
FOOD SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Short order cooking. Cafeteria-Home cooking, baking & assort­ment
of salads-Daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich • . . .
Chili '.- -. . . . . . . .
Burrito . . .
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
. 80¢
60¢
. 65¢
Mon •. Feb. 2
Tue. Feb. 3
Wed. Feb. 4
Thur. ·Feb. 5
Fri. Feb. 6
Cheese Enchilada . • • . • . . . • . . 60¢
To·stada . . • . . • . • . • . • • . . 5S¢
Country Steak •• . . • • • . • . . . 80¢
Liver & Onions . . . • • • . . • . . . 80¢
Chop Suey • • . • . • . • . . . • . . BO¢
Tuna & Noodles . . . . . • • • . . . • 80¢
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C;LENDALE
Published by: Student Activities
Robert Christian, Director
February 17, 1981
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
r--'1on. Feb. 16 NO CLASSES! PRESIDENT'S DAY
Tue. Feb. 17 A.F. Rock Band
A.S. films
Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship meeting
Dining Room 10 a.m.
Grill Room 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
& 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Council Chambers 1 p.m.
\"ied. Feb. 18 A.S.U.
Grand Canyon College
N.A.U. recruitment
A.S. films
Speakers Forum-Book Review
Ski Club meeting
Men's basketball game
Student Union 8 a.m.
Student union 8:30 a.m.
Student Union 9:00 a.m.
Grill Room 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
& 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Student Lounge 11 a.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
Gymnasium 7 p.m.
'l'hurs. Feb. 19 B.S.U. meeting
Newman Club meeting
Student Lounge 1 p.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
F.ci Feb. 20 Baseball game
Students Talent Show
Field 3 p.m.
Dining Room 6 p.m.-12 a.m.
Sat. Feb. 21 C.E.A.S. meeting
Wrestling Match
Boys Scouts-Talent show
Student Lounge 9 a.m.
GA-104 1 p.m.
Dining Room 6 p.m. to
12 a.m .
.::Iun~ Feb. 22 C.E.A.S. meeting Student Lounge 1 p.m.
S'lTDENT ART SHOW
The IMC Gallery, in
Gee student, Gregg,
CPAC:'.
Feb. 17-27 Il~ Gallerv 7~.n.-9 p.m.
the exit lobby of the D1C building, i"s featuring
Flynn, from Feb. 17-27. This show is sponsored by
SPEAKER'S FORUH Feb. 18, 1981, at 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
Mr. Larry Spitz, former assistant to the President of the United
Steelworker's Union, will sneak on THE ROLE OF THE LABOR UNION MOVEMENT
IN THE 1980's. His talk will cover the oolitical and economical impact
of the unions as well as the problems concerning imports and union
management.
G.C.C. ALPINE S~I CLUB Ski enthusiasts!!!
~he G.C.C. Alpine Ski Club is skiing Sunrise, AZ, Feb. 28. They will
be departing early Saturday morning, skiing all day and returning to
Phoenix that evening. Come to the meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at
7 p.m. in the Council Chambers. For more information call Darlene
Wright 246-1026, Shirley Andro 866-1107 or Bob Thompson 934-2211 X 294.
New service club on campus, Circle K. We need your help to help the
community. For more information call Jeff at 993-1939
IN'I'ERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLmilSHIP
Will be meeting in· the Council Chambers :8.c'om at ',1: 00 d..m. :m 'I'uesdays
for a Bible Study on Colossians Come and be a part of our discussion.
F'ROH MESA COLT...EGE,
H.C.C. is sponsoring ,the first animal Women Overnigh,.;---the Great
Escape 81. This event is for any woman student, faculty and staff.
It will be March 6 & 7 at the ~resco_t Sky-Y Carnp. l~ctivities planned
Kill include sessions on STI:J:::ES, SEL..:'-ESTEEZ.~ EXERCISE and much much
more. None of the planned activities are mandatory, so if you just
want to bring a good book and enj oy the Pr~scott COU.lyty •• you are most
welcome. Total cost is $30 per person. This fee includes room, all
meals and transportation. Ajl p~rticipants must travel by chartered
bus. Reservations can b,e made by calling Lois at 833-:26" Ext. 344.
It is first come first gat to go basis. Applications ar2 avallable on
your campus in the follo,I'j'ing location. Bo.bChr:J.. stian, Student Activ­ities
Director. All applications must be returned by Feb. 20, 1981.
f/ii'2 hope to see you there' r-1axi:rnult1 wi1.l be 160 ,·,o:nen.
NEW PROGRIV1 OFFERED TO EDUCATION l''1i'\,JOI{S.
Scudents who will be erite..cLlg- the- caYlese of Education itt Arizona State
University next fall may be interested in signing U9 for a unique new
program. The "model program" rf the Dean's Grant Project offers a two­year
(junior and senior) course of studies designed to prepare regular
elementary and secondary teachers for dealing with the special needs of
handicapped studE::nts. '1'[;(; program has h",~n des igned :-n reponse to
Public Law 94-192, which sro",';(:,,,,-- +-" +- .... ',.~ .... ~.-:l-\.~ .... "'_~~~ _,' ... _1 .... ~ .... ~ __
their education i'1 the r'~":.L~rict,Lv8 E'nv:u:onmenL. "".I.;:> lllectHS that
many students ':iJho forrner]y v'ELre placed In sp':?,:::ial edJcati:::m classes
will now be taught in regular cla3ses. Reau13r ~ sror teachers will
need a new set of skills in order to m~et th~ ~hal ~ o~ teaching
:=xceptional students. The DE"~an 1 s Grant, 1 p:coqr::u:," 21 provide
intensive instruction in those special skills. Students interested in
.receiving more informa':':'ion or in sl.g-ning up for the ~Jrogr:1m should call
965-5183 or write to Dr. Patricia ~{;::'1.:s, De",;n)s Gr1.nt Project, Box FLS,
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85283.
~nLLIAM SHAKESPEtiRE IS IN 'rcv)::.J
Shakespeare is-com:Cng to GLENDALE Z\RIZ01\}l\ \4Lth 'I'he National Shakespeare
Company's appearance at CACTUS HIGH AUDITORIml on Harch 8, 1981. This
past decade has seen a huge in the inte£es~ and support of
Shakespeare in America. Ther~ are many factors which have helped to
increase the popularity '):C Wi.1:iam 51'1:31:e e, one at the strongest
reasons being the ever-increB31ng nur:cbe!" cf Sn.s.k€spean:; f-;;stivalswhich
are presented each year across Aser . This pasc s~mmer over 35 such
festivals were held, 12 of vlhich dre\l aldieI:~:~es e:{Ce~: of 100,000.
Shakespeare's plays warc, ~r time, ~ntertainillent of the masses,
vlhich can be linked t.e.. the pop1J.l ,?:L i ty of a Neil Simon today. Another
reason for this populari mig:n,t be t.he I:eecnt pE,t:fo:rmanc~sof major·
films sars with many Shak;:}speare festivals. In recsnt years the 'list
has included Al Pacino, J'on Voight, Henry \'11 nkler, I'1eryl Streep, George
C. Scott and last summer fcu:r.t.d Rich::trd Dreyfuss performing Iago in the
New York Shakespeare Festival production of Othello. Why do actors
return so often to Shakespeare's plays? The answer can be found in the
vlealth and depth of the plays he wrote over 400 years ago. In his
lifetime he wrote over 30 plays of history, tragedy, comedy and romance.
In addition to the appeal to the actor of the ffidny challenging charac­
·ters and situations he offers I Shc:.kespeare has inspired many operas,
ballets and plays down througl~ the centuries since they were written.
Among the more fe,mous spin-offs are Verdi's opera Otp1.lo. Hendelssohn' s
music composed for A MidsuTImH~r Nig:lt' s Dream and - of cou:cse, most
recently, \'lest Side Story and -KISs He Kate on Broadway. All this adds
up to a universal appeal whi ch wi 11 offer semethi!:'!; for everyone ,.,hen
they come to 63rd AVENUE & GREENKAY ROAD to see Ehakespeare' s CmmDY
OF ERRORS. Call 934-2211 Ext 230 or DlT!/[ONDS SE:l,EC'I-A-3El'.T 248-3444
for ticket information. The artists' Series is pre:3ented by the con­,
tinning Education Associated Students of Glendale Community College
'.:hrough the CEAS Executive Board,th.e Evening Student Government.
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Robert Christian, Di.rector
February 23, 1981
CALENDAR OF l!ICrlVI"rIES
;'on. Feb. 23 B:'lseball Gam:~
Gr,;md canyor: College
Gf'.;olog-y Club lleeting
Basel-x1.ll Field 3 p.m.
Student Union 4: 30 p.m.
SC-105 6 p.m.
'file. Feb. 24 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Grand canyon COllege
Council Chambers '.11' a.m.
StlJdent Union 4:30 p.m.
iV,s'd. Feb. 25 . A. S. U.
Speaker •s Forum-Book RE·\'; ,.....•
Grand canyon College
Student Union 9 ~ ­~..
ulge 11 a.m.
Student Union 4:30 p.m.
'Ihur. Feb. 26 1.S .A.. roc>eting
B. S. U. F"lshio:d sho."
Ne·vvillCl.rl ,:lub Bible Stuuy
Faculty Dining Roan 2: 30 p.m.
Performing Arts center 7 p.m.
Council Chambers 7 p.m.
·Sat. Feb. 28 F .10 .A, Field day
Baseball GaL•.e
M.E.Ch.A.• danCE:
Dining Room 8 a.m.
Basetall E~eld 1 p.m.
Dining Room 8 p.m.
INTERVARSITY CHRISTL"\N FE.LLOWSHIP
intervarsity Christian Fellovlship invites you to re a part of their Bible Study on
Colossians, eyery Tt.li3sday at 11 :00 a.m. in the Council Chambers room.
SPFAKER'S FORUM Fe.brua3:y 25, 1981 11 :00 a.m. S,tudent LotL'1.ge
Hate groups are t.~iving in 1981! THE BLIGh"T OF ANTISEMITISM focuses on racial and
religious prejudice in hist...o.-o:y, J.i.mguagE;t and society. '1'ed Barkin, Harry Kraus,
Harry Matz, eoru:.tance Spiegel and Lyle ~\3J.o..-,:tt pa:t'ticipate.
f:J"'J'UDENr ••.G:>VERNMENr
Sti.lde:rit Cbvemn'ent is l("JOking for people interested in ........'d.....;... ' ... Gov(}rtl1fent.
NEW PROGRAM OFFERED TO EDUCATION M,l\JORS.
Students who will be onteiing"the"College of Education at Arizona State
University next fall De interested in signing up for ~ unique new
program. The "model proSjJ:arn" Df the Dean's Grant Project offers a two-·
year (junior and senior) courE~e of studies designed to prepare regular
elementary and secondary teachers for dealing with the special needs of
handicapped students, The program ha,s been designed in reponse to
Public Law 94:-192, \'lluch specifies that all handicapped students receive
'their education in the least. restrictive environment. This means that
many students who formerly were placed in special education classes '
will now be taught in regular classes. Regular classroom teachers will
need a new s~t of skills in order to meet the challenges of teaching
exceptional students. The Dean's Grant Hmodel program" will provide
intensive il).,struction in those special skills. Students interested in
receiving m9re informa'tion or in signing up for the program should call
965-5183 or .wr~te to Dr. Patricia Krus, Dean's Grant Project, Box FLS,
Arizona state University, ?ernpe, AZ 85283.
'~t!INANC!AL AID OFFICE
l<NOt;"'P~ SCHOIARSHIP- Full time student, Maricopa County resident, significant
contribution to tk:men' s Athletics in general and to \'JCI'l:eJ1' s softball in particular,
1.5 GPA. .
ARIZCNA FEDERATICN OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSICNAL W'J.MEN' S CLUBS - Over 30 years of age
financial need, ha.ve plan of·study leading directly into the labor market, student
of one of Arizona's Comnunity Colleges.
GIaIDALE 1DME EO:>NQr-USTS SCIDIARSHIP - Full tiIre student, male/fanale, enrolled in
Hone Eoonanics, provide a letter stating definite and specific goals in the field
of Hale Eoonarnics.
NCXNl'IMERS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIOOAL t01EN'S CLUB SCHOlARSHIP - Applications are
being accepted for student enrolled in career, advancenent, entry, or re-entry into
the business vvorld.
GLENDALE-wEST M/'UUOOPA ~'S COUNCIL OF REAL'IORS - Fanale, Real Estate courses,
financial need, 3.00 GPA.
JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE - roth freshman and undergraduate awards are avail­able.
Deadline for filing freshmm March 14, 1981. oecidline for undergraduate May
1981.
INDIAN H.EALTH CENTER AWARD - united States Indian, health related f..ield, high scb:x>l
grad./GED, established need. Deadline for filing for fall July 15•.
AMERICAN BUSINESS ~01m' S ASSCCIATICN-VALLEY WEST 0IARl'ER CHAP1'ER - SUl:mi.t 3 characteC
references, a biographical statement including grade .,.,......; _.f- -"
ARIZCNA aIARITABLE FOUNDATIOO - 'r.'~._ ......l.c:U need, 3.00 GPA - 12 hours or nore or top
1/4 of high school g:r~A·::';".I..ng class, business, major, Glendale residnet (last
consideration) Application: ASDF and needs analysis fom.
AMERICAN MARmI'ING ASSOCIATICN ~ Scholarship offered for next year, seholastic per­formance,
financial need, major in Marketing.
t\lILLIAM SHAKESPEARE IS IN TO~TN
Shakespeare-rB corning to GLENDALE, ARIZONA with The National Shakespeare
Company's appearance at CACTUS HIGH AUDITORIUM on March 8, 1981. This
past decade has seen a huge jump in the interest and support of
Shakespeare in America. There are many factors which have helped to
increase the popularity of"William Shakespeare, one of the strongest
reasons being the ever-increasing number of Shakespeare festivals which
are presented each year across America. This past summer over 35 such
festivals were' held, 12 of which drew audiences in excess of 100,000.
Shakespeare's plays were, in their time, the entertainment of the masses,
which can be linked to the popularity of a Neil Simon today. Another
reason for this popularity might be the recent performances of major
films sars with many Shakespeare festivals. In recent years the list
has included Al Pacino, Jon Voight, Henry Winkler, Meryl Streep, George
C. Scott and last summer found Richard Dreyfuss performing Iago in the
New York Shakespeare Festival production of Othello. Why do actors
return so often to Shakespeare's plays? The answer can be found in the
wealth and depth of the plays he wrote over 400 years ago. In his
lifetime he wrote over 30 plays of history, tragedy, comedy and romance.
In addition to the appeal to the actor of the many challenging charac­ters
and situations he offers, Shakespeare has inspired many operas,
ballets and plays down through the centuries since they were written.
Among the more famous spin-offs are Verdi's opera Otello, Mendelssohn's
music composed for A Midsummer Ni~ht's Dream and, of course, most
recently, West Side Storx and Kiss Me Kate on Broadway. All this adds
up to a universal appeal which will offer something for everyone when
they corne to 63rd AVENUE & GREENWAY ROAD to see Shakespeare's CO~mDY
OF ERRORS. Call 934-2211 Ext. 230 or DIM40NDS SELECT-A-SEAT 248-3444
for ticket information. The artists' Series is presented by the con­tinuing
Education Associated Students of Glendale Community College
through the CEAS Executive Board, the Evening Student Government.
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CALENDAR OF ACI'IVITIES
MJn. March 2 University of Arizona, Recruit:rrent
Geology Club treeting
Ccmnunity Band
Tue. March 3 A.S. students, films
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Baseball Garre
1.S.A•.
. Softball Gan'e
Student Union 9 a.m.
SC-105 6 p.m.
Stage 7:30 p.m.
Grill Room 10 a.m.-12 noon &
1 p.m.- 3 p.m.
Council Chambers 11 a.m.
Baseball Field 1 p.m.
T2-108 B 3 p.m.
Softball Field 1 p.m.
wed. March 4 A.W.A.R.E. bake sale
A.S. students, films
Thur. l-1arch 5
Speaker's Forum-Book Review
Audub:>n Society
1.S.A. meeting
Newman Club, Bible Study
Hall 9 a.m.
Grill .Ram1 10 a.m.-12 noon &
1 p.m. -3 p.m.
Student lounge 11 a.m.
Student lounge 8 p.m.
Faculty Dining Room 2: 30 p.m.
COuncil Chambers 7 p.m.
Sat. March 6 Baseball Garre Baseball Field 11 a.m.
STUDENI' ARr SHav' March 2-6 IM:; Gallery 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
The Ir£ Gallery, in the exit lobby of the nr:: Building, is featuring GCC student,
Gregg, Flynn, from r1arch 2 through 6. This show is sponsored by CEAS.
AR!' SHCM-DIMENSlOOS t'lEST 81 l\1arch 2-5 Student lounge 7 a.m~-9 p.m.
The 10th annual open jurled fine arts exhibition of Arizona artist--DIMENl'ICNS WEST
81 -- can be seen fror.l February 23 to March 5, fran 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the Student
Union lDunge. This show is sponsored by CEAS and Arizona Artist Guild.
SPEAKER'S FORtin
r1arch 4, 11 a.m. Student lDunge
Dr. Isabel Schon, AssoCiate Professor of Library Science at Arizona State University
will be discussing LITERATURE OF STEREXJI'YPE--THE MEXICAN AMERICAN at the March 4,
Speaker's Forum. Dr. Schon has published several books about Latin Atrerican cultures
and bilingual-bicultural literature, the rrost recent being a book entitled
A Hispanic Heritage: A guide to Juvenile Books about Hisp:mic People and Cultures.
CEAS
Glendale Camunity COllege CFAS Artists' Series presents Americas forem:>st tutoring
repertory group, The National Shakespear(~ Corrpany, in its distinguished production
of THE a:>MEDY OF ERroRS on Harch 8, 1981, at 4: 00 p.m. at the cactus Hight Scb:x:>l
Auditorium, 6330 vI. Greenway Rd. Tickets are available at the Campus cashiers office
and oianDnds select-a-seat. Artists' Series is sponsored by the COntinuing Education
Associated Students of Glendale COnmunity COllege.
A.S. Students ""ill be sp:>ru:;oring a film entitled "The Night of the Living De:id" on
March 3, fran 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on March 4, from 1 p.m.
to 3 p.m. at the Grill R::x:m.
~ SBltVICES SEMINAR - FREE -
CFAS is sponsoring a Legal saninar on Danestic Proble:as, Drugs, criminal Matters, etc.
on Wednsday March 4, 1981, fran 6-7 p.m. in the StOOent lounge
CE'AS
Is also sponsoring Audubon Society Film Series "Adventures of a Wildlife Phot:c.l%apher"
by Robert Davison. On March 4, 1981, at 8 p.m. at the Student lounge•
.. SCI{.)LARSHIP!FINANCIAL AID OFFICE
I<NOPP SOFl'BALL SCHOIARSHIP- Full ti.Ire student, Maricopa County resident, significant
cx:>ntribution to Wanen' s Athletics in general and to wcm:m' s softball in particular,
1.5 GPA.
ARIZCNA FEDERATICN OF BUSINESS AND PRQFESSIrnAL \\OMEN I S CLUBS - Over 30 years of age
financial need,' have plan of study leading directly into the labor market, student
of one of Arizona's Ccmnunity COlleges.
GLENDALE IDME :EXXN:>MISTS SCHJLARSHIP - Full tirre student, male/fenale, enrolled in
~ Ea:momics, provide a letter stating definite and specific goals in the field
of Hare Eooncinics.
NCX:N1'IMERS BUSINESS ANDPROFESSICNAL VD1EN 'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP - Applications are
being accepted. for student enrolled in career advancerrent, entry, or' re-entry into
the business world.
GLENDALE-WEST MARICOPA. lO1EN'S CClJNCIL OF REAL'IDRS - Female, Real Estate courses,
financial need, 3.00 GPA.
JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIzmS LEAGUE - both freshman and undergraduate awards are avail­able.
Dead] ine for filing freshman March 14, 1981. Deadline for undergraduate May
1981.
INDIAN HE'ALTH CENrER AWARD - United States Indian, health related field, high school
grad./GED, established need. Deadline for filing for fall July 15.
AMERICAN BUSINESS Q~I S ASSCX:IATION-VALLEY WEST aJARrER CHAPTER - Sul:mit 3 character
references, a biographical statanent including grade point average, etc.
ARtZrnA CHARrrABLE mJNDATICN - Financial need, 3.00 GPA - 12 hours or !tOre or top
1/4 of high school graduating 'class, business, najor, Glendale residnet (last.
consideration) Application: ASDF and need.s analysis fonn.
AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATICN - Scholarship offered. for next year, scb:>lastic per­formance,
financial need, najor in Marketing.
FOOD SERVICES OF'FERED
snack Bar-short order cooking. cafeteria-Hare cooking, baking .& assortrrent of salads
daily Entrees.
Hot Beef Sandwich • • • • • 1.00
Gl'tili . . . . • . . . • . It • 70
Burritc> • • • • • • • • •• •75
s.POCIAlS OF THE DAY
.90
• •• .65
• 1.00
1..00
1.00
.75
.40
Green Chili Burro ••••••
TaaJ • • • • • • • • • •
Breaded Veal CUtlet • • •
B.B.Q. Chicken • • • • •
Baked Ham with Fruit Sauce
Fish sandwich • • • • .. • • • •
Fries . . . . . . . . . . .
M:>n. Mar. 2
Tue. Mar. 3
wed. Mar. 4
Thur. Mar. 5
Fri. Mn". 6
Published by: Stulent Activities
tt:)bert Christian, Director
Ma:rch 23,1931
Council Chambers 11 a.m.
&2-108 B 3 p.m.
Baseball Field 3 :£J.ltl •
Student Union 8 a.m.
Student Union 10 a.m.
Baseball Field 1 p.m.
SC-105 6 p.m.
Mar. 23
CAL'ENJ)AR OF ACTIVITIES
Religious E'nq?hasis week (23-27)
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (23-27)
Baseball Game
Geology Club Meeting
Tue. Mar. 24 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
I.S.A. Meeting
Baseball Game
~n.
wed. Mar. 25 Speaker's Farum-Bcx:>k Review
Thur. Mar. 26 I.S.A. Meeting
Ne.-mm Club Bible Study
Frio Mar. 27 Baseball GaIle
Student lDUnge 11 a.m.
Faculty Dining Roan
2:30 p.m.
Council ~s 7 p.m.
Baseball Field 3:30 p.m.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * *' * * • *' * * *' * *' * * * * * **
:THE (AsHIER'S OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED FI0112:30 TO 1:30 P.M. EACH DAY. THE CON- :
.STRUCTIOO HAS NECESITATED THIS CJ-WiGE FOR ABOUT SIX WEEKS. *'
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STUDENI' ACl'IVITIES AND U>Sl' AND :rotlID
Have EeeIi novea to t1ie sEi:1ei'it. office Annex (the little building ~..st of the Book­store
and nc.n:th of the Student center) • Lost and FO\md will be open evenings on
wednsday only. Thank you for your patience while the construction is going on:
March 16-26 (£C ARt' FACULTY saw STUDENI' WICN I.DWGE 7 a.rn.-9 p.m.
ARI' FACULTY EXHIBITICN
T1"ie 1981 G:.'C Art Faculty Exhibition is now on view fran 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. t ~nday
throught Friday, March 16-26, in the Student lounge. The ~ks represents the
various styles and toodia of the day and evening art faculty_ l'«:>rks include painti.Tlgs
in wateroolartoil, and acrylic, photography, prints, ceramics, drawings, a"1d collages.
Also included in the exhibit, but not listed in the program is a ronst.ruetion by
Elaine Orlinsky.
SPEAKERt S FOmJM
Not for· the laint-hearted in this look at DErAYED STREES SYNDroME AND THE VIETNAM
VETERAN•••FlD1 INSIDE our, to be given by Robert Stapleton, March 25th at 11 a.m•
.in the Student lounge. Stapleton, a 23 year old Vietnam co:nbat veteran, served in
the Marine exJtpany that suffered a 98% casualty rate. He is now active in the Phoenix
Chapter of Vietnam Veterans of Anm'ica.
OCC wil. be presenting "The Man WOO carre To Dinner" a hilarious sophisticated cnredy
with a Urge and talented cast on wednsday, Thursday, Friday, and saturday, March 25,
26, 27, and 28 at 8 p.m. with natinee performance Friday, March 27, at 2 p.m. in the
Perfonning Arts Theatre. Gee (Northeast corner of canpus), 59th Ave. and Olive Ave.
Admission is $1 for ax faculty and students, and senior citizens with correct I.D. 's.
All others $3. Tickets are available one week in advance at the COllege Bookstore,
at the Theatre Box Office, and at Diancnd's Select-A-5eat, or 011 the evening of per­fonnanceat
the Theatre Box Office.
BIG SURF
'I'iCkets for occ earrpus day at Big surf are on sale ncM at the c.anplS cashier's
Office on the north side of the b:Jokstore. Friday, April 17, is canpus day (00
.SCHeOL) and for $2 you can enjoy a day on the sand and surf on Arizona's ocean.
A~IW: GRADUATES
This is your chanceto becorre a charter rreri;)er of the new phi Theta Kappa Alumni
Chapter. Myone who is a Pr.K member and has graduated or is graduating this May fran
any ccmmm.ity college is elegible. we plan to be chartered by the end of May, so
join. us on April 26th at 2 p.m. for a pot-luck neeting. Further infonnation is avail­able
fran Mr. Bande Hansen in the 02 Building (Ext. 214).
~'1arch 23-April 3 SI'tJ1Efl' AR1' Stm student IDunge 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
1M: Gallery, in the exit lobby of the :m::= Buildi.ng, is featuring OCC sttdents,
'I'amara Bottcher and Loretta Kanito, fran March 23 to April 3. This sl¥:M is sponsored
by CFAS.
PIANIST NICHOLAS ZUMBro 'ill PE:R.FOR1
pianist Nicholas Zumbro wi!! be perfonning in concert at the Scottsdale center for
the Arts. Mr. Zumbro will play Bac.1-t, Debussy, Beethoven, Lizszt, and Granados.
The concert will be at 8 p.m., Saturday, April 11, 1981. Mr. Ztlnbro, University ·of
itrizona Professor, has won many ovations throughout the nusic centers of the Western
'WOrld. Zumbro has made solo appearances in lOndon, Berlin, Brussels, Paris, and
throughout the united States. He tJas appeared on the three u.s. TV networks, and
with orchestras in B'l.lrope, the caribbean, and the united States. He reoorded with
the Royal Phi1harm:>nic orchestra of London, the Liszt E-Flat COncerto, !'!....:-~uled for
release by N.usical Heritage in Spring, 1981. Mr. Zumbro gave t"'"~ rirst performance
of Charles lves' m::murrental Concord Sonata, and will S(X)J1 l:::a recording his highly
acclairred performance of the work. The concert is being sponsorErl by the Rio salado
Carrmunity College Associated Students, am the ~sa Ccmnunity College United Sttdents
for Action~' The proceeds fran the concert will be given to "Friends ~pr Rehabili­tation,"
in recognition of the International Year for the Disabled Persoo. Tickets
'it/ill be available at Diarronds, Soottsdale center for the Arts, and the camunity
colleges. For :rtOre information call cathy Wiley at 275-7881, Ext. 616. Special
seating will be available to disabled persons by contacting cath;y Wiley.
FCOD SERVICES OFFERED
;:;nack Bar-short order cooking.' Cafeteria-Hate cooking, baking & asSOntent of
s-:llads7&ily Entrees.
e::tli.li • « .. tIo • •
Burrito • • • • •••
Hot Beef sandwich. . . 1.00
.70
.75
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
Mon. Mar. 23 Green Chili Burro •
Tostada • • • • • •
Tue. Nar. 24 Beans & weiners •
Wed. Mar. 25 Beef Stew ••
Thur. Mar. 26 Ravioli • • • • • • ••
garlic toast . . .
Frio Mar. 27 Fish sandwich • • • •
Fries • • • • • • • • •
• • • • • 1.00
.65
• • • • • 1.00
1.00
. . . . . . 1.00
• • " •• • 15
.75
.. . . .. .. .40
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c;LENDALE C01\'1l\fUNI'ry COLLEGE
~. n.
Published by: Student Activities
Robert Christian, Director
March 30, 1981
CALENDAR OF ACrIVITIES
MJn. Mar. 30
3-30 to 4-3------Religious Emphasis t~
3-30 to 4-3------Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Baseball GaIte
Geology Club rreeting
Student Union 8 a.m.
Student Union 10 a.m.
Baseball Field 1 p.m.
SC-105 6 p.m.
Tue. Mar. 31 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Associated Students Gove.rrlm:mt
I.S.A.
Baseball Gane
council Chambers 11 a.m.
COuncil Chambers 1:30 p.m.
T2-108 B 3 p.m.
Baseball field 3: 30 p.m.
wed. Apr. 1 Speaker's Forum-Book Review
Theatre Arts Department
Student Lounge 11 a.m.
Perfonning Arts Center 6 p.m.
Thur. Apr. 2
Frio Apr. 3
sat. Apr. 4
Sun. Apr. 5
I.S .A. meeting
Theatre Arts Department
Newman Club Bible Study
Baseba.ll G:me
Theatre Arts Depart:nent
Theatre Arts Depart:nent
Wild Life in America
Faculty Dining Room 2:30 p.m.
Performing Arts Center 6 p.m.
COuncil Chambers 6 p.m.
Baseball field 3:30 p.m.
Performing Arts Center 6 p.m.
Performing Arts center 6 p.m.
Performing Arts Center 3 p.m.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
:THE CASHIER'S OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED FRG1 12:30 TO 1:30 P.M. EACH DAY. THE CON- :
*STRUCTION HAS NECESITATED THIS CHANGE FOR ABOUT SIX WEEKS. *
* * * * * * * * *.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
ATl'ENl'ION: GRADUATES
This is your chance to becoIre a charter member of the new Phi Theta Kappa Alumni
Chapter. Anyone who is a PTK rrember and has graduated or is graduating this l·i:ly from
any corrmunity college is elegible. We plan to be chartered by the end of Nay, so join
us on April 26, at 2 p.m. for a pot-luck rreeting. Further infonration is available
fran Mr. Vance Hansen in the 02 Building (Ext. 215).
SPEAKER'S FORUM April 1, 1981 11 a.m. Student lounge
Drarra, hurror and infonnation aplenty! FUN WITH FORENSICS features the cream of <:0::: t s
crop of public speakers in a dress rehearsal for April t s National Speech TournaIt'e11t.
This is .traditionally the rrost popular of Speaker t s Forurn presentation and is the
final program of the Spring series.
PERroRMING ARI'S CENTER
Presents: Duo-Concert Tnnnpet SOloist John Thrasher and Charles Way. Perform with
the Glendale Orchestra on Tuesday, March 31, at 7: 30 p.m. The "new" director, Stan
M3.rtin, promises an exciting and interesting program. No admission charge.
JAZZ IS ALIVE rn THE P.A.C. On Tuesday evening, r.1arch 31, at 7: 30 p.m. featuring
"Live" Jazz Players, Many "Pros" in the area will be performing under the direction
of John Thrasher.
I.OOT AND rouND
Has been noved and the hours have changed= Items can be clai.ned M:>nday through Friday
from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Tuesdays and tiednsdays evenings fran 6-8 p.m. we also accept
calls inquiring al::out your lost articles at Ext. 254.
The construction that has marred the beauty of our can:pus is now carting to an end.
Soon the G.e.c. will be nore attractive than ever before. Please help us keep the
grounds as neat as possible by using the trash receptacles placed aroung the campus.
G.C.C. has, since its opening, an exceptional enviroment ooth for learning and aes­thetic
beauty. Your help is appreciated:
~~"'~'-
FCOD SERVICES OF'EERED
Snack Bar-short order cooking. cafeteria-Hare cooking, baking & assonnent of
salads~ly Entrees.
Hot Beef sandwich •
Chili ••
Burrito • . • • • • •
• • 1.00
.70
.75
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
M::>n. ~1ar. 30 Cheese Enchilada • · · · · · . · · · • 1.00
Tostada . · · · · · · . · · · . · · . .70
'rUe. Mar. 31 COuntr:y Steak · · · · . · · · · · · • 1.00
wed. Apr. 1 SIroky Link on Bun · · · . · . . • • : 1.20
Fries . . · · · · · · . · · · · . . · .40
Thur. Apr. 2 Meat Loaf · · · · · · . . · · . · • • 1.00
Frio Apr. 3 Tuna &Noodles • · · . · · · . · · · • 1.00
NEW MATERIAL IN THE IMC MEDIA CENTER
Filmstrip
Slide
Aud10record
Audiorecord
Audiorecord
Slide
Slide
Slide
Audiorecord
Audiorecord
Slide
Slide
Slide
HE/561l!A85
QP/15l/I53
RB/155!D63
RC/49!D63
RC/388!D63
RC/627.8/S36
RC/630!R63
RC/633/F55
RG/136/D63
RJ !/~20/D5/D63
SF/95!F35
TR/505/B273
TR/SOS!068
The Auto: Its Impact and Future
Gastric Function
Genetic Diseases
Psychosomatic Disorders
Cerebral Palsy
Inborn Errors of Metabolism
Nutrient Metabolism
Iron
Contraception
Juvenile Diabetes
Diet and Birth Defects
Basic Art Techniques for Slide Production
Opt ical Tit ling
1~)~~~Jl ~ ~~
.GLENDALE C01\'IMUNITY COLLEGE
Published by: Student Activites
Robert Christian, Director
CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES
April 6, 1981
II~
I
It
Hon. April 6-24
Tue. April 7
\tIed. April 8
Thur April 9
Frio April 10
Sat ,.!~pril 11
Sun. April 12
Judging Art Student Show
(Lounge & Council Chambers
Closed)
Assoc. Students Films
Husic Recital
UofA Band Concert
I.S.A. meeting
Display Homemakers
Assoc. Student Films
UofA Recruitment
Softball game
Baseball game
I.S.A meeting
Newman Club
Music Recital
Fashion Show Skits
Fashion Show Skits
Phi Theta Kappa meeting
Mens Tennis
Womens Track
Deans list Banquet
G.C.C. open house
Baseball game
Men's Track Invitational
Recognition Day
Student Art Show opening
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
All Day
Grill Room 10a.m.-12
and 1:00-3:00
P.A.C.12:30-1:30
P.A.C. 9a.m.-9:~0
T2-108B 3-4:50p.m.
NU-104 1:00-3:00
Grill RID. 10-12&1-3
SOA 8:00-1p.m.
SOftball field 4:00
Baseball field 3:30
Faculty Dining 2:30-4
Faculty Dining 7-9p.m.
P.A.C. 12:30-1:30
Mall 9-12 between
classes
Mall 9-12 between
classes
B-107 1-2:30
Tennis Crts. 3p.m.
Track field 3p.m.
Dining RID. 6:30 p.m.
10:00a.m.-1:30p.m.
Baseball field 1p.m.
Stadium 12noon-10p.m.
P.A.C. 2:30 p.m.
Student Lounge 2p.m.
"STEPPING INTO SPRING WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS", is the theme of the
Fashion Show being sponsored by the Associated Student Government
and Home Economic Department of Glendale Community College. The
The Show will be Monday, April 13, 1981, at 7 p.m. in the Performing
Arts Center of Glendale Community College located at 6000 West Olive
Avenue. Clothing for the show will be provided by the Ranch, Casual
Corner, Shelly's Tall Girl Shop, the Merry-Go-Round and T~e ~.Tree.
The show is being produced by stUdents majoring in P.- .
dise, Fashion Design, Art, Photo9r~phy, AdV..~ti
Theatre. For a Monday night treat c:::OSfte and ".
Spring". FREE ADMISSION!
SPEAKER'S FORUM
The committee appreciates your support of the camp.us lecture series
and welcomes suggestions for next year's speakers. Please contact
Holly UCKinzie Beene. In the Library or at Ext. 282.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER
PERIODICALLY YOURS ••• The Periodicals Department now receives two
copies of BOO~ DIGEST. Each issue features excerpts from 7-10 new
best sellers ••. all in the author's own words and style! The April
issue spotlights Kurt Vonnegut, Norman Mailer and James Michener.
Check out for three days at the Priodicals Counter in the Library.
THE IMC •••
JX/6731/W3/W37
NEW MEDIA IN
Political
Education,
LC/1050/M377
LB/1050.5/M23
LB/1065/R4
LB/1627.7/P74
,(Audiorecord)
(Kit)
(Audio.record)
(Audiorecord)
War Crime
Master Reading Complete Series
McCabe Reading Program, Level I:
Lessons 1-75
Reading-:-:Listening Comprehension
Skills
Preparing for Hiqh School Eqtlivctl..ll~Y
NEl1 BOOKS IN.THE·IMC ••••
American Political Women--Stineman
Ancient Egyptian Magic--Brier
The Better Business Bureau Guide to Wise Buying
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of.ArchaecHogy
Dawn of Modern Science--GoldStein
The Dream of the Golden Mountains--Cowley
Drylongso: A Self-Portrait of Black America
Encyclopedia of American Economic History
•• . ..- I' • • • SF PI.. .MAl 1111
Published by: Student ACtivities
Robert Christian, Director
CALENDAR OF ACl'IVITIES
M:>n. Apr. 20 Art Show (Council Chambers, Student
20-24 Lounge, and Student Union)
Geology Club Meeting
Tue. Apr. 21 I.S.A. Meeting
Baseball Game
Softball Game
Wed. Apr. 22 Election Assembly
Rehearsal Choir Concert
Thur. Apr. 23 A. S. Election Day
.Rehearsal Choir Concert
A.W.A.R.E
1.S .A. .Meeting
Choir Concert
Frio Apr. 24 A. S. Election Day
Softball Game
Sat. Apr. 25 Softball Game
C.E.A.S. Family Day
April 20, 1981
All Day
SC-105 6 p.m.
T2-108 B 3 p.m.
Baseball Field 3 p.m.
Softball Field 4 p.m.
Dining Room 10 a.m.
Performing Arts Center 4 p.m.
Area of Bookstore 9 a.m.-2 p.n
Performing Arts center 11 a.m•
SC-142 12 noon
Faculty Dining Room 2:30 p.m.
Performing Arts Center 8 p.m.
Area of Bookstore 9 a.m.-2 p.n
Softball Field 4 p.m.
Softball Field 10:30 a.m.
Council Chambers, Student
lDunge, Dining Rcx:m, Grill
PDom, and Student Union
12-6 p.m.
~'IO NDSL~SL recipients -- to fulfill one of the requirements of your loan,
~t ~ necessary for.you to COIl¥?lete an EXIT INTERVIEW prior to leaving Glendale can­muruty
College. This nay be accnnplished by oontancting the Student Financial
Assistance Office inmediately. .
Career and Job Placement Services on campus are offering a unique opportunity for
students to perfect their job interviewing skills. we assume that if we have the
appropriate job skills and experiences that we will interview successfully, but
studies have shown that there is little or not oorrelation between a person's
ability .,to Cb a job and their ability to interview well. On April 29, from 12-7 p.m.
and on April 30, fran 3-7 p.m., we will be videotaping simulated job interviews of
students. They will then have the opportunity to be critiqued and to review the
playback. Students need to sign up for video-taping appointnents in the Career
Center, in the east end of the Student union cafeteria.
NE'WMAN CLUB
Bible Study at P.C. Ne"JIl'an Center 7:30-9:30 p.m. at 2911 North 11th Ave. "Wooan in
the Bible." Thursdays.
Bible Study - Thursdays 10-11 a.m. at G.e.c. lounge ''Wanan in the Bible." Beginning
April 30, for three weeks.
NewrnanCc:rmn.mi.ty Meeting - Potluck, May 9, at 6:30 at l-1ary Louis, 10636 North 37th .i\ve.
Play Day in Sedona - May 16, call 274-7406 for further details.
ANERICAN MARKErING ASSOCIATION: Marketing major, scholastick perfonnance, financial
need, DEADLINE FOR FILING APRIL 18, 1981.
N-1ERICAN Bt,lSINESS WJJ.\fEN I S ASSOCIATICN - TURQUJISE CHAPl'ER: Fenale student, financial
need, maintain at least 2.000 GPA, interest in law or architecture not excluding other
.L'1terests. OEADLn;m: FOR FILmG APRIL 16, 1981.
ArUZONA LUNG ASSOCIATICN: Full-tilre s·t:.udent in accredited nursing program, award
based on academic achievement, financial need, and interest in lung diseases and/or
ccmnunity halth.
BEI'A soroRITY SCHOLARSHIP: Ferrale, in a 4 year program, any age, no particular major,
at least 3.000 GPA, personal letter outlining goals, needs, jobs, must be single.
SAlSBURY SCIDLARSHIPS - ARIZ<NA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION: Reside in AZ for two years
prior to application, maintain 3.0 GPA, full-t:i.roo undergraduate. see application for
further criteria. DEADLINE: April 30, 1981.
Understanding Children I s Art Expressions
No.1, 2, and 3.
Beyond Arcmtecture
Comnunication: The Non-Verbal Agenda
NA/9050/B28 (Filmstrip)
NF/5549,5/C6/C655 (Videorecord)
NEW BOOKS IN THE 1M:•••••
Academic AIrerican Encyclopedia
This new 21 vol~ encyclopedia is aimed at a broad audience encopassing students from
junior high through college, as well as the inquisitive adult.
City Kid--McCracken
Creation--Vidal
The Killing of Karen Silw:xxl: The Story Behind the Kerr-McGee Plutonium case--Rashke
Living with Death and Dying--Kubler-Ross
:'alm Sunday--Vonnegut
Peace Breaks OUt--Knowles
Reverend Randollph and the Holy Terror--Srnith
sand Rivers--.Hatthiessen
NEW ~1EDIA IN THE 1M:•••
Fine Arts
N/352/F749 (Filmstrip)
Langyage and Literature
P/37/L3 (Videorecord)
P/90/M288 (Slides)
PA/3877/L8/1966c (Audioreoord)
PC/2117/T7 (Filmstrip)
PC/4112/0445 (Audiorecord)
•
Language Developuent
Mass Media in Color
"Aristophanes: Lysistrata"
Le Tricorne
Mejora Tu Espanol
FCX>D SERVICES OFFERED
Snack Bar-Short order coor.ing. cafeteria-Hare cooking, baking & assortment of salads
daily Entrees.
Hot Beef sandwich ••
Chili . . . . . .
Burrito • • • • • •
• 1.00
.70
.75
SPECIALS OF THE DAY
l-bn. Apr. 20 Tanale Pie • • • • • • • • • • • • 1. 00
Chi.mi.changa . . . . . . . . . . . .70
Tue. Apr. 21 Turkey Pot Pie •••••••••• 1.00
wed. Apr. 22 Liver &Onions •••••••••. 1.00
Thur. Apr. 23 B.B.Q. Beef on Bun •••••••• 1.00
Fri- Apr. 24 Fish Sandwich . . . . . . . . . . .75
Fries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
,,;:~;.J-: ~1i~'L.t'~ \...1l'~'.i'~
, .I :ra:'lbers and administrators will s:x:>n be notified of kxx>ks, periodicals, art
and other DC materials currently charged to tlen. Oi a:.rict policy requires
0..11 faculty clear ttei.r records before final paycb:!cks may be released. Tl'e DC
~open to faculty nenbers may 14 fran 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and May 15, fran
~.m. to 4:20 p.m.
FUD SERVICES Oli'E'ERED
B-ar-Sl'ort order cooking.
1'/ Entrees.
cafeteria-Hone cooking, baking & ass=>rtment of salads
Hot Beef sandwich • • • • • 1. 00
Chili . . . It • • • • • •• .70
Burrito. �� • • •• •• .75
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