Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 08, Numbers 1-33. August 22, 1972 - May 07, 1973

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
600 west Olive Avenue
Glendale, Az 85301
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volume 8 N° 1- 33
AUGUST 221 1972
1972-1973
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tue~Wed~T~22-24'-REGISTRATION
Thursday 24
Eveni n9 istration
Nurses Meeting
8:00 a.m~-2:30 p.m~
6:00 p~m~-8: p&m~
7:30 p.m~ :00 p.m#
Student Center
Student Center
Nursing Lab.
Cafeteria
Student Center
Cafeterl a
9-11 a.m, & 1-3 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
If: 00 p.m.
28-31
30
M-T-W-Th
Wednesday
~ COM ING EVENTS:
Ho'nday --- 28 CLASSES BEG! N
LATE REGISTRATiON FEE BEGiNS
CHANGE OF PROGRAM FEE BEGINS
AWS Apple Day
Evening Registration
CHANGE OF PROGRAH CLOSES
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
• FOOD SERVICE HOURS: August 22 - August
Starting August 28
Snack Bar
Snack Bar
Cafeteria
~r-: ?~-:: .'/:. ~J:; "/:;. i:: "}, '1: ';~ -k -k 'l:
8:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m. -3:30 p.m.
4: 30 p.m. :00 p.m.
10:45 a.m.-l : 15 p.m.
·JOB PLACEMENT AND are availab e to all students attending Glendale Community
Cof1eg·e.-~A~TlstTng ~;;.;;;,.;.;.;:...;..;~;",.;;. avallabIe ill be found posted on bulletin board
~ just inside the door at t 5t entrance of t Ca teria. The Career Services Office
~may also be able to help w lems or questions rega ing your particular careere
n intercollegiate s
team. You can become
, persuasive speak ng, i rmative
ng, and debate. students who are
or 5 mply enrol in SE lIlt, Intercollegiate
legiate t ng, enrollment in SE 213,
.. part c pert: t ng
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L-O i f ege s s
JOIN THE SPEECH TEAM: All ts nterested In
acITvitfes a-le"''''invi'ted to join Glendale Cornrnun
involved in acti It as oral
speakina ¢Xf"P(('lt'"'\o' .... ~net··'·'t.:;-~l-,.~::;.L- ('"1(1 i'iT''''', .. - .~. "..." 'J - - '_',-"""'tJ I f"...... - ...... u.~ ~r·""--<;;<'?,-"- """,,_ ~l 'l,t-'
"rnterested s ld contact Mr~ J'·1ancuso in roorn 0
Speech. For those students Interes in
Argumentation and Debate, is recommended . •
STUDENT BULLETIN: campus Student Bulletin wil be distributed weekly on Monday morning.
Any "campus organization may submit materlal to the ice of t Associate Dean Students~
SO-~. This material must be in writingl NO TELEPHONE MESSAGES WILL BE ACCEPTED .
. DEADLINE: Friday at 9:00 Oem. THIS IS YOUR
INFORMATIONl
LEll THE DEADLiNE-AND SUBMIT YOUR
DISTRIBUTION AREAS: Admissions Office, Student Center Information Desk, Instructional
Materials Center (Library) and Bookstore.
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 UJest Olive Rvenue
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M-T-W-Th
. Thursday
Friday -
28
28
28
28
28-31
31
Sept. 11
CLASSES BEGIN
LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
CHANGE OF PROGRAM ~EE BEGINS
AWS Apple Day
Late Evening Registration
CHANGE OF PROGRAM CLOSES
Frosh Petitions Available
Men's Intramurals: Flag Football
Entries Close
REGISTRATION CLOSES
Day & Evening
9-11 a.m. & 1-3 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m .
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.~.
1: 00 p.m.
Cafeteria
Student Center
Cafeteri a
SO-l
· . COMING EVENTS:
Monday 4 LABOR DAY RECESS - No Classes
< Tue-Wed-Th 5-7 Frosh Petitions Available 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. SO-l
Tuesday 5 Men's Int ramu ra Is: Flag Footba 11 12:15 p.m.
Begins
.I 5 WARA: Vo 11 eyba 11 Begins 12:20 p.m.
5 A.S. Executive Board Meeting 12:2·0 p.m. Counc i 1 Chamber
Thursday 7 Aquat ks Club Organizational
f Meet i ng
7 Cheerleader Tryouts 3:00 p.m. Gymnas ium
7 AWS Fashion Show & Welcome Party 6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Student Center
• Friday 8 Frosh Petitions Due 3:00 p.m. SO-l
8 Men's Intramura 1s: Baseba 11
Entries Close
• Saturday 9 CROSS COUNTRY: NAU Away
Sunday 10 Library Open 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Campus
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FOOD SERVICE HOURS:
"
Starting August 28 Snack Bar
Cafeteria
7:00a.m.-3:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
10:45 a.m.-l:15 p.m.
November 5, 12, 19
December 3, 10, 17
- JOB PLACEMENT AND CAREER SERVICES are available to all students attending Glendale Community
~lege. A listing of jobs currently available will be found posted on the bulletin board
just inside the door at the southeast entrance of the Cafeteria. The Career Services Office
< may also be able to help with your problems or questions regarding your particular career.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Beginning Monday, August 28, the Library will be open.for
" full service the following hours: 7:30 a.m.-8:50 p.m., Monday through Thursday
7:30 a.m.-4:20 p.m., Friday
CLOSED: Monday, September 4 (Labor Day)
>, We are also pleased to announce that the library will again be open on Sundays from 1{30 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Fall semester Sunday dates are as follows:
September 10, 17, 24
October 1, 8, 15, 29
ATTENTION ALL GCC STUDENTS: Handbooks will be available at the Information Desk in the
~ Student UnTOnBUTlding during the first week school is in session.
" DROP-ADD for day students will be August 28 through August 31 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
~,and from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Cafeteria. For evening students, it will be from
6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on the same dates, also in the Cafeteria. A $1 change-of-program
fee will be charged. No charge will be made for changes which might be necessitated by
pcance11ation of classes or changes requested by the College.
,~ THE SPEECH ~: All students interested in participating in intercollegiate speech
activities are invited to join Glendale Community College's speech team. You can become
~ involved in such activities as oral interpretation, persuasive speaking, informative
speaking, extemporaneous speaking, impromptu speaking, and debate. Those students who are
interested should contact Mr. Mancuso in room 0-23 or simply add SE 214, Intercollegiate
~ Speech. For those students interested in intercollegiate debating, add SE 213, Argumentation
. and Debate.
~ !~I~IUDENT ~<K!J~~ will be distributed weekly on Monday morning. Distribution areas are:
Admissions Office, Student Center Information Desk, Instruct onal Materials Center (Library)
(;j'c! Bookstore.
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
GOOO West c)!ive Avenue
VOLUME 8 NUMBER 2 MCCCV SEPTEMBER 5, 1912
FfL,[day
Sa:tUfLday
Sunday
• . Tue-Wed-Th
Wedne6d.a.y
ThU!L.6day
GCC Pool
Counc.,[£. Chamb~
GA-l
SO-11 0
GA-1
GCC Pool
GA-1
student Cente!L
SO-11 0
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m •
Noon-1 p.m. &3-5 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
Noon
3:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
, MondaOy 4 LABOR VAY RECESS-No ClMll e6
TUe6day 5 RecJte.at:-tona£. Swhnm)..I1.g S:taJr/tO
5 Men'll In:tJLa.mWtaLo: Flag Football
Beg,[n1l
5 WARA: Volleyball Beg,[n1l
5 A.S. Execu:t,[ve Boahd Meet,[ng
5 CheV11.ead,[ng CliMc
5 Ex.:tJtamUILal Volleyball S~
5-7 FILollh PetitiOn1l Ava-<..table
6 CheV11.ead,[ng CUMC
7 AquaUC1l Club Meet,[ng
7 CheV11.eade!L Thyou:t1l .
7 AWS FMMon Show & Welcome PaJl:ty
8 FILo.6 h PetJ.,t,[On1l Vue
8 Men'.6 1ntlLamUfLaU : BMeball
En1:JUe6 Clo.6 e
9 CROSS COUNTRY: NAU
10 UbhafLY Open
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COMING EVENTS:
Monday 11 Student Gov' t EUg-i.bilUy U.6t
POll:ted
.. M-T-W-Th-F 11-15 Ac:ti..vil,[e6 Fa,[fL
Tuuday 12 AdvMOILY BoMd Meeting
F!L-i.day 15 A.S. GET-TOGETHER VMJCE
Sa:tu!Lday 16 CROSS COUNTRY: Long Beach
1nvLt.a,t.Lo na£.
16 FOOTBALL: PalomafL
Sunday 17 UbhafLY Open
11:30 a.m.-l p.m.
12:20 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
SO-11 0
Student Cente!L
Counc.,[£. Chamb~
Student Cente!L
Away
Away
~ WELCOME PARTY: All women students are automatically members of Associated Women Students.
We welcome all new and returning women students to the organization. Attend our welcome party
and become acquainted. If you do not already know about other organizations and clubs on
~ campus, come and meet their representatives. Meet new friends, too! Thursday, September
7 at 6:30 p.m. No admission charge. Refreshments wi 11 be served. Fashions and models wi 11
be courtesy of Plaza Three.
LOST AND FOUND: All lost and found items are turned in to Dean Pierson's Office, 50-110. The
.' office-Ts open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PLEASE INQUIRE - IT'S FREE!!!!
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Student Handbooks are available at the information desk. Information
.' pertainingt:o" DRESS wi 11 be found on page 9.
THE STUDENT BULLETIN will be distributed weekly on Monday morning. Distribution areas are:
Admissions Office, Student Center Information Desk, Instructional Materials Center (Library)
• and Bookstore. Deadline for submitting articles is 9 a.m. Friday, in Dean Noll's office,
'., 50-,112.
AQUATICS CLUB ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING will be held at noon, Thursday, September 7 at the GCC
... pool. Alr-Tnterested stUdents are welcome •
, CHILD CARE PROGRAM: There are still openings in the child care program. For more information
contact Mrs. Lorig in Tl-18, M.W.F., from 8 a.m. to noon.
""
CBEERLEADING: All women students are welcome to participate in a Cheerleading Clinic on
Tuesday, September 5 at 2:30 p.m. and on Wednesday, September 6 at 3 p.m. Cheerleader tryouts
" will be held Thursday, September 7 at 3 p.m. All events will be held in the Gym Annex.
ATTENTION STUDENTS FROM PARADISE VALLEY wishing to form a car pool, call Gary Rabinowitz at
• 992-1682. . . -- - .
STUDENT B L TIN
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 LUest Olive Rvenue
L-37
SO-1
GJtit.e. Roam
SO-1
SO-1
!vJJa.y
!vJJa.y
GCe CampU.6
Stude..nt Un.ion. FOIje.Jt
Coun.c.il ChambeJL6
GymY1.tU.-tum
9:00 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
11 :30 a.m.-1 :00 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
Noon.
Noon.
2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
14
16
16
, Sun.day 17
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'CALENVAR OF EVENTS:
Mo~da.y 71 FJtO.6h Pe,t.U.[oY1J.l Avilla.ble.
11 Me.~ '.6 1n.tJta.mwr..a..t6 : BtU e.ball.
Compe,t.U.[on Be.giY1J.l
Act1vilie..6 Fw
Advi.6oJtIj BOaJ1.d Me.e.:t.,[ng
Me.n '.6 VaJ1..6,UIj Te.nn.i.6 Te.a.m
Me.e;.t.{ng
U.:te.JtaJ1.1j Magazine. Comm..ate.e.
Me.e;.t.{ng
15 A.S. Movie. (W. C. Fie.ld¢)
15 FJtO.6h P~OY1J.l Vue.
15 Stude.nt Gov':t EUgibilJ.:t1j
LJ....6.t PO.6.te.d
CROSS COUNTRY: Lo ng Be.ac.h
1nv.J.;t.a;Uo n.a.l
FOOTBALL: PalomaJ1.
UbJta.Jt1j Ope.n
M-T-W-Th-F 11-15
{ TUe..6dalj 12
We.dn.e..6dalj 13
Stude.nt Un.io n.
Fac.ut.ty V-<.n.ing Rm.
The.. Mall.
HOME
FIRST HOME GAME
p.m. GCe Campuc
p.m.
p.m.
Noon.
2:15 p.m.-4:00
9:00 a.m.-2:00
4:00 p.m •
7:30 p.m.
1: 30 p.m. -4:30
18
19
21-22
22
23
24
c01JfFIG""'tvEfJ'T'S:- - - - - - - - ..,... - - - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '- - - - - - - - - - - .
t Mondalj 18 Stude.nt Gov'.t Campaign.ing 10:00 a.m. GCC Campuc
Begin6
Ele.c..tion6 A.6.6e.mbllj
"Expe.Jtime.n..t" Re.c.e..p.tion
FJt0.6 h Ele.c..tio n6
CROSS COUNTRY: Ce..~ AZ
FOOTBALL: EtU.te.Jtn AZ
LibJtMIj Ope.n.
• TUe..6day
Th-FJti
FJtiday
... Sa..tuJtday
Sun.day
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_THE LITERARY MAGAZINE committee which edits and produces the yearly magazine, SL Pasajero
WTrl meet on Thursday, September 14, 1972 at 12:15 p.m. in L-37. Anyone interested in work­ing
on or contributing to the magazine is encouraged to attend.
CHESS PLAYERS ATTENTION!!!!! If you are interested in chess competition, please leave your
name and phone number with Mr. Chord or Mr. Csontos so that we may contact you. We have
<over 40 people signed up at registration time and would like to include everyone interested.
By polling the members, we hope to get a time slot selected for competition and allow you to
'meet people of equal playing experience. We may hold intra Valley tournaments as our club
<jells. So, get your names in today in order that we can start early in the semester •.
-P. Chord
MEN1S VARSITY TENNIS: There will be a meeting in the gymnasium on Wednesday, September 13
~t 12:30 p.m. for all men students interested In the Varsity Tennis Team for the 1973 season.
-BOWLERS ATTENTION!! Men and women, beginners-intermediates or advanced. Organizational
.meeting and practice bowling at Maricopa Lanes, Dunlap and Black Canyon, 8 a.m., Friday,
September 15. An association will be formed for recreation and competition.
~ WOMEN ~~ are invited to join their contemporaries for lunch any or every Thursday
at noon. Look for the AWARE table in the southwest corner of the cafeteria. This is not
a meeting - just a chance to enjoy pleasant company.
AQUATICS CLUB: Election of club officers will be Thursday, September 28 at noon at the GCC
pool. The club is open to all enrolled students and all faculty members of the college.
~veryone welcome. Hope to see you there.
STUDENT HANDBOOKS are available at the information desk. Information pertaining to DRESS will
"be found on page 9.
SEPTEMBER 18, 1972
Pollrye
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Tue..oday
Satwulay
Sunday
ThWr..6day
F~ay
CALENVAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 18 Student Gov't Campaigning
Be.g-i-YL6
18 E.teet<..ono A6.6 embly
19 A.S. Exec.utive BOaJl.d Meeti.ng
19 "ExpeJUmen:t" Re.c.e.ption
21 Stude.nt Gov' t Ele.et<..oYL6
22 GCC Bowling AMoc.-ta:ti..on
(EveJ1.yone We.lc.ome.)
22 Stude.nt Gov' t Ele.et<..ono
22 IAen '.6 I YitJz.amW1.w : BowUng
EntJUe..o Clo.6 e.
22 CROSS COUNTRY: Ce.n.:tJtat AZ
22 PIU Theta Kappa. Me.e:ti.ng
23 FOOTBALL: Ea.oteJ1.n AZ
24 GCC Lib~aJl.Y Open
10:00 a.m.
Noon
12:20 p.m.
2:15 - 4:00 p.m.
9;00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
GCC Campu.6
Council Chambe.M
Fac.ulty V-i-ning Rm.
The. Mall
MaJUc.opa Lane..o
The Mail
Home.
Counc.U Chambe.M
FIRST HOME GAME
Campu.6
Away
Counc.il ChambeJ1..6
12:20 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
WARA: Te.nl'1A-6 Be.giVL.6
AdvMO~y BOaJl.d Me.e:ti.ng
tfe.n '.6 I n:tItamW1.w : SWhnming &
Viving EntJUe..o C.to.6e-BowUng
TOW1.nament Be.g-i-Y1..6 (EveJ1.Y F~ay)
30 CROSS COUNTRY: La.o Ve.ga.o
I nvita:ti..ana.t
t FJUday
I COMI NG EVENTS:
Tue..oday 26
26
29
'" Sa:tuJr.day
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~ E. L. GRUBER SCHOLARSHIP: There is a Gruber Scholarship available for a student whose par­ents
are employed by the E. L. Gruber Underwear Company. Anyone interested in this scholar­ship,
please come to the Scholarship Office before September 22 to apply.
I AQUATICS CLUB: Election of club officers will be Thursday, September 28 at noon at the GCC
pool. The-cTub is open to all enrolled students and all faculty members of the college.
Everyone welcome. Hope to see you there.
VISTA & THE PEACE CORPS: A representative from VISTA and the Peace Corps will be on our
campus-forthe purpose of recruiting on 110nday, October 2, 1972. Interested students may
. talk to the representative in the Student Union on that day from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
PHI THETA KAPPA members may pick up handbooks and pins ordered last spring at the cashier's
, office in the bookstore. PTK will hold a general meeting in the Council Chambers of the
Student Union Building at 10 a.m. Friday, September 22, for special elections and discussion
of· semester activitie~. All members are urged to attend!
SCHOLARSHIPS: Airesearch has two $100 scholarships available for a pre-engineering major.
Pick up an application in the Counseling-Scholarship Office, A-15. Deadline for filing is
September 22, 1972, for 1st and 2nd semester, 1972-73.
The Glendale 20-30 Club is offering two $45 scholarships for two full-time male students.
One will go to an athlete and one to a needy student. Applications are available in the
Scholarship Office .. Deadl ine for fi 1ing is September 22, 1972, for 2nd semester, 1973.
W.A.R.A.
Monday-------Ex:tJta.m~al Volle.yball T~you:t.6
3 to 5 p.m.
Tue..oday------IYitJz.ronW1.ai Volle.yball
12:15-12:45 p.m.
E~amW1.al P~aet<..c.e
3 to 5 p.m.
We.dne..oday----E~u~al VoUeyball p~c.tic.e.
3 to 5 p.m.
ThUMday-----In.:tJr.amW1.al Volle.yball
12:15-12:45 p.m.
Ex:tIl.amull.al PMet<..C.e.
3 to 5 p.m.
Sa:twz.day-----VOLLEYBALL GMIE - Home. Game.
Gee V~. Ea.6te!l.n AZ J.e. 3 p.m.
STUDENT BULLETI
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE
~~!:--ll~N!l::!!UM!!!!B~E~R ....52..- "!:'.!.l{C~C~CV~ ...::S::.::E~E;;:;.:M::::::B:E ::.:.R~25~~2.;1
Pool
L-23
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Counw ChambeJt.f.l
Swden.t U.uon- Rm • 5
At Pho en..{x. Colleg e
HOME
Away
HOME GAME
Campu.o
Noon
3:00 p.m.
Noon
1'1:15 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30-4:30 p.m.
,12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
AU week.
" "
'FMday
'Wednef.lday
TIu.vtf.lday
CALENVAR OF 'EVENTS:
Meriday 25 ChJUl,wn Suence OJt.gcuuzetUon
Mee:Ung
25 I YLtJutmUfta£ BM ke;tball. Be.g..en6
25 WARA: Volleyball. Game-Apollo H..egh 4:00 p.m.
Young Vemoc.Jt.au InboJU1'letUon Table 8:00 a.m.-1:00 a.m.
Co-U.u-Bu.o T..eck.et Salu, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
26 Adv~OhY BOahd Meet..lng 12:20 p.m.
26 WARA: Tenn-Ls Be.g..en6
(I;t 'f.l a hacke;t)
27 WARA: Ex.bz.amUftal phac.:Uce
28 AquetUCf.! Club Mee:Ung
28 LUeJt.My Magaz.{rl.e Comm..utee
Meet..lng
28 MECHA Club Meeting
Z8 WARA: I ntJt.amUhal Tenn-Ls
29Men 'f.l I YLtJutmWta£f.l: Sw.{mm..eng &
V..ev..eng E~u, C£..of.le-Bowl.{ng
ToUltnamen.t Be.g..en6 (EveJt.y FJt..-lday)
29 Co-U.u-Bu.o Mee;t.{ng Noon-1:00 p.m.
29 WARA: Volleyba.t.e.. Game, P.C. 4:00 p.m.
30 WARA: Volleyball. Game., NAU Noon
30 CROSS COUNTRY: LM Ve.gM
1nvdctUon.a.t
30 FOOTBALL: Mef.la, Colo.
,-Sunday - Od. 1 GCC UbJt.ahy Open
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-COMING EVENTS:
Monaay
TUef.lday
5-6
5-7
Th-FM
Th-FM-Sat
FMday
Sunday
2 ChJUl,tian Suence OJt.ga.uzetUon
Mee:Ung
3 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
MM. Wanda Fa£k - "AmeMCI1
V~c.OVeJt.f.l InManb ..en 1972"
3 Men' f.l rn.tJt.amUJt.a.tf.l: Sw.{mm..eng &
V..ev..eng Competition
Vhama PJt.oduc.:Uon-MetUnee
Vltama PJt.oduc.:Uon-Eve..ung
"AM evUc. And Old Lace"
6 Co-UvU-Bu.o Mee:Ung
8 GCC UbhMy Open
Noon
11:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Noon
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Council ChambeM
SWden.t Lounge
T2-4
T2-4
S;(:uden.;(: U.uo n-Rm. 5
Campu.o
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CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, a student organization on campus, informs you of two performances
by one of the world's leading illusionists, Andre Kole. The performances will be at Grady
. Gammage Auditorium on Friday and Saturday, September 29 and 30, at 8 p.m. The tickets are
$1.50 and will be on sale in the Student Union the week of September 25-29 •
. ATTENTION PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: Be sure to vote at the Student Union Information Desk
Tuesday, September 26, or Wednesday, September 27. Donlt forget!!!
·!ill. THETA KAPPA members may pick up handbooks and pins ordered las t spr i ng at the cash ier's
office in the bookstore •
. AQUATICS~: Election of club officers will be Thursday, September 28 at noon at the GCC
pool. The club is open to all enrolled students and all faculty members of the college.
Everyone welcome. Hope to see you there.
l~
VISTA ~Itlf PEACE CORPS: A representative from VISTA and the Peace Corps will be on our
'campus for the purpose of recruiting on Monday, October 2, 1972. Interested students may
rtalk to the representative in the Student Union on that day from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
LITERARY MAGAZINE COMMITTEE MEETING, Thursday, September 28, in L-23 at 12:15 p.m. There
.will be no magazine without a committee to edit it - Please come - all interested students
are welcome. -Miss Darland
. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL BEGINS Monday, September 25. Those playing in the afternoon league,
check the schedUle on the Intramural Board - you are listed on a team. The schedule is
posted. If you have questions, see Coach Staheli in P.E. #10.
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I ~u (}jJ[)[E ~1r [85(ljJ [LJL~U~ ~
GlEnORlE COmmUni-I~ COLLEGE
6000 l1Jest Olive Rvenue
Student Cent~ Foy~
Counc,U. ChambeJL6
Student Cent~ #5
Away
Away
Student Ce.nt~ Foye.
Student Loul1ge
Counc,U. Chamb~
The PR..a.ybox T2-4
The Playbox T2-4
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
NooY/.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
V-Uta & Peac.e COJLP.6
ChJt.L6tian Sc..i.enc.e OJLgan-i.za.U.on
Meeilrtg
Young VemoeJLa.t6 Vote.JL TY/.t0JLma.U.on 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES 11:00 a..m.
/vlJt.6. Wanda. Fcttk-"AmetUc.a V-UC.OVe.JiA In(U,aJ16 in 1972"
Spec..i.ctt Adv-UoJLY BOalLd Meetil1g 12:20 p.m. Counc,U. ChambeJL6
A.S. Exec.u.tive BOMd Mee;t..[ng FoUOW6 Adv-UoJLY BoMd Meeting
Men'.6 1rttJLamu.JLctto: SW-UnnU.11g &V-Lv..L11g Compe.:tilion
VeA:e.JLa.n'.6 Cfub Mee;t..[11g 12: 20 p.m.
VJLa.ma PJLoduc.:t-ton-Ma.t£nee 2:00 p.m.
VlLama PJLoduc.tion-Even..[ng 8:00 p.m.
"AM en..[c. artd Old Lac.e"
Men'.6 Il1-t'la.mu.JLctto: WJLM.tf...[ng ToUJLnament EnttUu C.tO.6 e
Co-Un..[-Bu..6 Noon
CROSS COUNTRY: U 0b A
FOOTBALL: Phoen..[x CoUefle
GCC UbJLalLY Open
6
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78
LVOLUME g NUMB.ER 6 ....M:..C;.:C..C.:.V..~ OCTOBER 2, 197_2.l
CALENVAR OF EVENTS:
IJonday 2
2
FtUday
Sa..twtday
Su.n.da.y
I
2-6
Tu.e6day 3
3
33
'WednMday 4
Th-Ffl1. 5-6
Th-FJU-Sa-t 5-6-7
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Home Meet
student Ce.nt~
Away
COMING EVENTS:
fUMday 10
J
Thwr..o day 12
12
FtUday 13
13
13
Sa-twLday 14
14
Sunday 15
Boo k Rev..Le.,w- Lec.:tu.JLe SetUeA 11 : 00 a.. m. Student Loul1g e
MJL. RobVt/t Wilc.ox, The. .Fbte..6t EducivUoYiMone.y CanBu.tJ Uc.hMd L. Ga...LneA
Aqua.t£c. Cfub Mee;t..[ng - . Noon - GCC Pool
Phy.6..Lc.ctt Ex.am.o 7:00 p.m. Men'.6 P.E.
Ba.6 keA:baU-WJLe6:tUng
MIV-TERM GRAVE PERIOV ENVS
Men '.6 1i1:tJt..amu.JLctt6 : Ba.6ketbill EVLtJU.eA ClM e
CROSS COUNTRY: Phoena CoUe.g e 4: 30 p.m•
CEAS FamUy N-Lght 6: 00 p.m.
FOOTBALL: N.M. ~y 7:30 p.m.
GCe L-tb~y Opert 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
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DAY CARE CENTER: Space is still available for youngsters in the Day Child Care Services on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Hours 8 a.m. - Noon. TI-18.
PHI THETA KAPPA: Members may pick up handbooks and pins ordered last spring at the cashier's
office in the Bookstore.
V!STA! PEACE CORPS: A representative from VISTA and the Peace Corps will be on our campus
for the purpose of recruiting on Monday, October 2, 1972. Interested students may talk to
,the representative in the Student Union on that day from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
NEws FROM BOOKSTORE: We invite everyone to come into the Bookstore and view the changes. We
uow carry more items, such as FILM, FLASHCUBES, CASSETTES, BATTERIES, NOVELTIES, DESK SUPPLIES,
BOLO TIES, NEW TYPE MARKERS AND PENCILS, WATER COLORS, SPORTS BANDS, GOLF TYPE HATS, MANY NEW
D~SK ITEMS and MANY OTHER NEW ITEMS. We have a lot of good buys and discounts.
LOST ANl2. FOUND: Books, notebooks, slide rules, glasses, jewelry. COME AND CLAIM. 80-1
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO OFFER !!!!!. COURSES: Registration for a series of new "mini"
courses is set for October 9 and 10 with classes starting on October 10 at Glendale Community
College. These "mini" courses are exactly the same as other college courses with the same
n~mber, except the class periods are twice as long as the regular periods are. The classes
w~ll conclude before the Christmas recess just as the regular classes do. Students will be
permitted to enroll for a maximum of nine semester hours. These courses are being started as
~. service to students. Currently enrolled students who are not now carrying a full load will
be permitted to add a class or two depending on their present load. Other students who are
not now enrolled in college are urged to consider enrolling at this time. The college is
'Pfesenting such students an opportunity to earn credits equivalent to half a semester's work.
The following courses will be offered: Math 7, Arizona History 105, Sociology 101,
Physical Education, General Psychology, Elements of Speech, Introduction to Philosophy and
Introduction to Business. All these courses carry three hours credit. These classes, for the
~ost part, must have an acceptable number of registrations in order to make. Information
on these classes is available at the College Admissions Office, Telephone Number 934-2211.
Mecca
~(lJJ[D)~[Mu
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
0000 West olive G..venue
/)
V12WME 8 NUMBER 7
HOME MEET
stud,?-nt Cen.teJt
To Be Announc.w
Men.'.6 P. E.
S:tw1.ent CenteJt
Student CenteJt
Counc.il Cha..mb~
At Me1>a..
Student Loung e
Student CenteJt #5
GCC CoWLt6
Counc.il Chamben.o
. To Be Announc.ed
Student CenteJt FoyeJt
GCC Pool
Me1>a.. Commun.i...ty CoUe.g e
Student CentelL
Away
11:30 a...m.-1:00 p.m.
11:00 a...m.-1:00 p.m.
Noon
4:00 p.m.
11 :00 a...m.
Noon
6:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
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99
9
10
10
10
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
13-14
14
14
15
FJt1..da..y
fhuMda..Y
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
MoYida.y 9 Men'1> 1n:tAamuJtai.6 : (,JJte1>lling
ToWtnament Begin6
AJJt. FoJtc.e InfioJt.ma.tion Ta..ble
Young 'Oemoc.Jl.a.U 1nno. Ta..ble
ChJU..,f,.tLa.n SUenc.e Meeting
WARA: VoUeyba..U-Me1>a.. C.C.
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
AfJt. RobeJtt Wilc.ox, The
Fine6tEdUc.ation'Mo~Ca..nBuy
WARA: Tenn.U S-tngle1> - - 12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
Adv~oJty BOakd Meeting 12:20 p.m.
VdeJLan'1> Club Meeting 12:20 p.m.
AZ state Employment SeJtvic.e 1: 00 p.m. -3: 00 p.m.
WARA: Pfta..e.t..tc.e 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Aqua..UM Club Me,eting Noon
WARA: Ten~ Vouble1> 12:75 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
Ve-teJta..n ' 1> Club Mewng 12: 20 p. m.
PhY1>ic.a.l Exa..m.6 7:00 p.m.
BM k.e-tba..U-Wfte1>lling
MIV-TERM GRAVE PERIOV ENVS
Co-Un..t-Bu6 Meeting
Men'.6 I n.tJta..mWta.l.o : BM k.e-tbaLe.
En:tJrJ-e1> Clo.6 e
13 CROSS COUNTRY: Pho en..tx CoUeg e 4: 30 p. m.
13 MECHA SPONSORE'O VANCE 9:00 p.m.-12
AU GCC Studen.:t6 Oleic.ome
Speec.h ToUJtna.ment
CEAS Fa..mily Nigh-t
FOOTBALL: N.M. Mil-UMy
GCC L..tbhMy Open
TUe1>da..y
SO-4
HOME GAME
MU-10
MU-10
GymnM..tum
11:00a...m. S:tu.dent Loung e
4:00 p.m.
17
19
20
:a..tuJtda..y
-'11Vl-6 da..y
:Jt....tda..y
;OMTNG 'EVENTS:
fonda..y 16 Vea..dUne fioJt "ExpeJt..tment"
AppUc.o..Uon6
17 Book. Reviw-Lec.:twLe SeJUe1>
'Oft. Vi&oJt Bawna..nn (ASU)
"CUJtJtent BoorA About P1>Ijc.hology"
student Re~ 12:15 p.m.
Student Re~ 12:15 p.m.
J01> e GJtec.o-Fla..menc.o Va..nc.e 8: 00 p.m.
Conc.eJtt (Tic.k.et1> a..va..ila..ble
in GCC Book.6.toJte)
21 HOMECOMING - FOOTBALL 1:30 p.m.
GCC V1>. Me1>a.. Community CoUege
21 FROSH SPONSOREV VANCE A6.teJt ;the Ga..me
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HOTOGRAM PRINT SHOW: The photographic department is proud to announce that the first exhibit
,f the current y~is hanging in Thomas Mall. Consisting entirely of photograms, the prints
isplay the talents of the beginning students of photography. The more than 80 shown prints
epresent exciting and imaginative compositions which are all done without the aid of a
amera. The exhibit will be shown from October 6 through October 13.
·ue1>da..y
]l~: October 13 marks the mid-semester date. Instructors are being asked to submit
arks on all students doing D or F work in their classes. Grades for such classes will be
ailed to students the following week. Mid-term deficiency marks do not appear on any
fficial records, but serve merely as warnings to students of unsatisfaCtory work at this
oint.
OOKSTORE NOTES: Good news for students using paperback textbooks. As of October 2, 1972 the
ookstore will buy back (during regular buy-back periods) all paperback textbooks that will
e used next semester. The buy back price is 1/3 the regular selling price.
e also have many new items for instructors, CHALK HOLDERS, POINTERS, WHIPS, etc. Bookstore
Jurs are Monday t~rough ursday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
5CHOLARSHIPS: Sunshine Services - One $45 scholarship for the first semester. Must have
3.000 grade point average and be a continuing student. Business & Professional Womenls Club­~
$100 scholarship for a woman over 30 carrying 10 hours or more.- A two year student is----­)
referred followed by four years transferring to business. For information on either
scholarship and an app1icatioh f please stop by the Scholarship/Counseling Office.
~ invites all women 25 and older to meet for lunch any Wednesday and/or Thursday at noon
in the southwest corner of the cafeteria. Look for the Av/ARE sign. This is not a meeting f
just a chance to compare notes, make friends, relax.
~WARE is having a rummage sale October 28 at Phoenix College. We would like your suitable
cast=offs (clothes, bedding, dishes, etc.) Money raised will be used for scholarships. To
turn in contributions contact Dean Noll (SO-4) or Mrs. Blakey (0-5).
K.E.C.H.A. SPONSORED DANCE: Everyone is invited to the first big dance of the year. If you
really like to dance and have fun, get with it this coming Friday, October 13. The dance
will feature Zapata to entertain you with the best in music. SO DONIT MISS IT!! SEE YOU
THERE!!!
TEMPORARY CHRISTMAS EMPLOYMENT: The Arizona State Employment Service will be on campus
Wednesday, October llto recruit student help for temporary Christmas employment in various
Department Stores. Many types of positions will be available such as: sales, stock clerks,
custodians, gift wrapping, cashier, etc. and the pay will range from $1.60 to $2.00 per hour.
The recruiters will be located at a table in the Student Center Foyer from 1 to 3 p.m.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS FOR VARSITY BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING: Students interested in participat­ing
in varsity basketball or wrestling will be given physical examinations Thursday evening,
October 12 at 7 p.m. in the Menls P. E. area.
LAST CHANCE: October 16 is the deadline for students to pick up an application for the
Experiment in International Living. Forms may be obtained in Dean Nollis office, so-4.
DO IT NOW!!!
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
GOOO West dfive flvenue
MCCCV OCTOBER 16, 1912
MU-I0
Away
GYMNASIUM
HOME GAME
AFTER THE GAME
Student Lou.nge
Student Lou.ng e
student CenteJc. #5
Cou.nc.U ChambeJr.!.>
Student Lou.nge
Cou.nc,U chambeM
Gymnct6~
Student CenteJc. #5
GCC Pool
SC-I
MU-I0
The Mall
student Centeft Fayeft
student Centeft Fayeft
student Cente;z. Fa yeft
Council ChambeJr.!.>
SO-4
11 : 00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
Noon
11:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Noon-l:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
Noon-l :00 p.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
,12:15 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
CALENVAROF'EVENTS:
All Week -16-20 CoUege RepubUc.a.n6 Table 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
16-20 G~6t Pax Av~ble-10¢ Vonation 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
16-20 Young VemoCltO./U Table 11 : 00 a.m. -1: 00 p.m.
16 CtvU.-6tian Suence Me~ng f.Joon
16 VeaclLLne 60Jc. "Exp~ent" 4:00 p.m.
AppUcation6
17 Men'I.> I n.tJc.amUJc.al!.>: Ba!.> ketbaU
Beg~n!.>
11 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
VJc.. V~c.toJc. Baumann (ASU)
"CUJc.Jc.ent Bo0k!.> About
Pl.>ychology"
11 Student Rec..Ua-U
17 WARA: TenlU.6 S~ngle!.>
17 A.S. Execuilve BoaJc.d Me~ng
11 CoUege RepubUc.a.n!.> Me~ng
18 VeteJc.an' I.> Club Meeting
18 WARA: Volleyball, GCC VI.>. P.C.
19 VU:eJc.an'l.> Club Me~ng
19 Aq~C!.> Club Meeting
19 M.E.C.H.A. Club Meeting
19 Student Rec.Lt:at.6
19 WARA: Ten~ Vouble&
19 HOMECOMING ELECTIONS (60Jc.
Queen, King & Attendant!.> l
20 Co-Uru:-Bu..o Meeting
20 Men'l.> IntJc.amUJc.al!.>: Handball
S~ngl~!l & Vbi!.> Erz:tJUe!.> Clol.> e
20 CROSS COUNTRY: San V~ego
I vilational
20 JOS~ GRECO-FLAMENCO VANCE
CONCERT
21 ACT Te!.>t!.> 1:30 a.m.
21 HOMECOMING - FOOTBALL 7:30 p.m.
GCC vI.>. Me!.>a CommunUy CoUeg e
21 FROSH SPONSOREV VANCE
EVeJc.yone Welcome {BJU.ng r. V.l
GCC LIBRARY CLOSEV
VETERAN S VAY RECESS-No Cla!.>I.>e!.>
Monday
TUe!.>day
Wedne!.>da.y
Sun-Man 22-23
Monday 23
COMING EVENTS:
TUe&da.y 24 Book. Rev~ew- Lec.:tuJc.e S~e!.>
M.UI.> SYWr.le.y Bak.eJc., SpMn
and the Exp~ent ~n
I nteftna:t.ional Uv~ng
,+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+
SCHOLARSHIPS: Sunshine Services - One $45 scholarship for the first semester. Must have
3.000 grade point average and be a continuing student. Business ~ Professional Women's Club­A
$100 scholarship for a woman over 30 carrying 10 hours or more~ A two year student is
preferred followed by four years transferring to business. For information on either
scholarship and an application, please stop by the Scholarship/Counseling Office.
AWARE invites all women 25 and older to meet for lunch any Wednesday and/or Thursday at noon
in the southwest corner of the cafeteria. Look for the AWARE sign. This is not a meeting,
-just a chance to compare notes, make friends, relax.
AWARE is haVing a runnnage sale October 28 at Phoenix College. We would like your suitable
cast-offs (clothes, bedding, dishes, etc.) Money raised will be used for scholarships. To
turn in contributions contact Dean Noll (SO-4) or Mrs. Blakey (0-5).
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA SCHOLARSHIP: A $100 scholarship for an education major. The scholarship
is for a needy student carrying 12 or more hours. For second semester. Deadline October 18.
AQUATICS CLUB: Officers have been elected, they are: President, Richard Dodds; Vice
President, Melody Johnson; Secretary-Treasurer, Lex Anderson. All interested may attend a
meeting Thursday, October 19, Noon at the GCC pool.
VOLUME 8 NUMBER 9
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
UJ est OJ/vee
MCCCV
student Lou.n.ge
V-in.i.ng Haft-Rm5.
kJJa.y
Cam~
hJ}a.fJ
Campa,6
Coun.c.,i,i. ChambeM
student CeMeJr..
OuaMe Mall.
Cou.ne.il ChambeJLO
MU-1.0
V-inlngHall.-Rm5
11:00 a..m.
3:00 p.m.
11:00 a..m.
12:20 p.m.
7:30 p,.m.
9:00 a..m.-S:OD p.m.
9:00 a.m.-1:00Prm.
Noon-1 :00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
Noon-1: 00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
'8:00 a..m.-$:OO p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30p.m.
Boor, Rev-iew- LeetuJteSetrl..u
v~. John F. Punee, PJLu-ideM
MevUc.opa. Cou.ntY CommunLty
CoUege VJA,t:JUc;t. ' CtU,ndo £f
"Wan, Au:tho~: HeJtman Weuk
5 1vt£[Xu,' SeJU.e.6: Ma.c. VavJA,
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 23 VETERAN'S VAY RECESS-No Clac~eo
TUUMY 24 Men' ~ ! n:tJtamu.Jutt6 : Handba11..
TOU'U1.ameM Begh1l, (Voub.teo)
24 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mi6.6 SJWr.ley Ba.keJt., Spain
and :the ExpeJc1.meM -in
1MeJu1,a,,;Uo nat Uv-ing
24 Adv~o~y Bo~ Meeting
24 NUMUM~oc..Utti..on Meeting
25-26 MalUne. COJLp~ Rec.JltL.i;t~
25 FaeuUy W-ivu Ba.ke sate
25 VdeMn'.6 Cfub Meeting
25 student RecLta1..
26. VdeJLa.n' ~ c.e.ub Meeting
21 Men'.6 In.tJLamU-lritU: VoUeyball.
EntJ1...i.eo CR.o~ e
21 Co-Un-i-"Bu.6 Mee:tirIB
21 CJc,O.6.6 Coun:tJty: Me.6a. C.C.
28 AHPER.StudeM Connetence
28 FOOTBALL: V.ix1..e CoUege
29 UbltaJty Open
Sun., Nov.
Sunday
, 'COMING, EVENTS:
fu.utra:!i _. 31
Wed-Thutt
, Wednuday
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, BAKE SALE:' Food and Flowers for you from the G.C.C" Faculty Wives. The sale will be held on
the College- -Mall, Wednesday morning, October 25, 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Proceeds will go for a
Scholarship. SEE YOU ON THE MALL!!!
REPRESENTATIVES FROM GRAND CANYON COLLEGE will be on our campus on Monday, November 6, 9 a.m.
until 3 p.m. They will be at a table located in the Student Union Foyer. Interested students
are invited to stop and talk with the representatives.
TEMPORARY BOOKSTORE HOURS: October 24 and 25 ••• 8 a.m. to 9 p.tn.; October 26 ••• 8 a.m. to
5 p.m.; and October 27 ••• 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Regular hours starting October 30,1972.
SPEECH TOURNAMENT RESULTS: Congratulations to thes~ven members of Glendale's Speech team
who attended the Citrus Open Invitational Speech Tournament at Mesa Community College on
October 13 and 14. The twelve colleges and universities competing in the tournament entered
a total of 125 students. Glendale was awarded, third place in sweepstakes.competition. Those
Glendale students who distinguished themselves in the tournament are as follows: Debbie
Williams, first place, Persua,sive Speaking-45 student participants; M~ryMachrol, first place,
Impromptu Speaking-40 student participants; Cheri Davis, second place, Persuasive Speaking­45
student participants; Jim Barton, fourth place, Oral Interpretation-48 student
participants. Glendale students placed in three of the four individual events which were
Qffered at the tournament.
SECRETARIAL STUDENTS: The Valley of the Sun Chapter of the National Secretaries., Association
(International) will be holding a student seminar for 'Junior College students interested in
a secretarial career. This will be a participation type workshop with such subjects being
covered as: job descriptions, personnel applications, priority decision making, attitude
'towarc,ijob, and proper dress. Date: November 11; Place: Phoenix College. Dead1i.nefor
re.gi.tration is November 3, 1972. Contact the Business Dept•.. for an application.
C~~t$~~ lmTRANCE~tNAp:O~lnOARDscnOLARSHIP: .Scholarshipsf()rtni~ority' stude31ts. '. 'the
reql1.~'r:ments.are: 1) Each student must .be either Black, Cllica31o,PuertoR.ican()r~er~9a.11
Ind1.~•. 2)Each $tudent must he a citizen of the U.S. Deadline'for filing is Nov. 10,+1972.
For at:l'plicat:io11s tnfcn:n,0ti t:c1ct the Office.
STt'DENT I
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 UJest Olive Rvenue
50-1
Tl-2J
Gymnasium
Gymnasium
Building T-2
Away
Campus
Gymnasium
,I
Dining Rm #5
Away
Counci 1 Chambers
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Grill Room
Council Chambers
GCC Pool
Student lounge
Dining Rm #5
p.m.
12:20 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.-1:00
12:20 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
Noon
5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
11 : 00 a.m.
Noon
8:00 a.m.-l1:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.-1 :00 p.m.
1: 00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Wed. Nov.
VO LUME 8 NUMBE.:..:R....:1..::.0 . J:.:.:..:MC:..:C:.::CV=- --,--.:O.::..CT.:..:O:...;B...::E;.;.R-.:3..;;.O~,~1;.;.9..;..72;;......
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 30 Men's Intramurals: Volleyball
Begins
30 Christian Science Meeting
30 WARA: Volleyball - Mesa C.C.
31 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Dr. John F. Prince
Winds of War by Herman Wouk
31 Honor Board~eting
31 WARA: Intramural Tennis
Singles
1 Associated Students-Film
1 Veteran's Club Meeting
2 Aquatics Club Meeting
2 AWS Genera] Meeting
2 Veteran!s Club Meeting
2 WARA: Intramural Tennis Obls
3-4 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL-State
Tournament
3 State Freestyle Wrestling
Championships
3 Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
3 CROSS COUNTRY: AZ J.C.
Conference
4 State Freestyle Wrestling
Championships
4 CEES & SAT Tests
4 FOOTBALL: Arizona Western
5 GCC Library Open
5 ARTISTS' SERIES-Mac Davis
Fri.-Sat.
Tuesday
Saturday
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 6 Student Govlt. Petitions
Ava i ] ab 1e
Tuesday 7 No Book Review-Election Day
Thursday 9 AWS Slave Sale ]1:30 a.m.-l:00 p.m •
.Th-F-S-Sun 9-12 Mesa Madcap Speech Tournament Grand Junction, Colo.
Saturday 11 FOOTBALL: Air Force Academy 1:30 p.m. Home Game
Sunday 12 GCC Library Open 1=30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Campus
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"Thursday
.. Friday
REPRESENTATIVES FROMGRANVCANVON COLLEGE will be. on oUA c.amptU on Monday, Nov. 6, 9 a.m. to
,3 p.m. The.y wmoe:-d a 'IaJJre. -in ihe. s:tUde.nt UtUon FoyVr.. IntVr.e.6ted .6:tu.de.YLt6 Me. .iYLvaed to
.6:top and :ta£k wah the. tt.e.pILe.6 e.ntetUVe.6 •
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION BOARVSCHOLARSHIP: Sc.holctJL6h-tp.6 Mtt. m.iYLotUty .6:tu.de.nt6. The. Jr.e.­t:£
uhteme.it6 aiLe: 1} Each .6:tuae.i11 mtUi be. eltheJr. BRac.k, Ch.£c.ano I PueJr;to TUca.n oJr. AmeJU.c.an IncU.a.;~.
2) Each .6:tu.de.nt mtUt be. a cJ.,t.[ze.n 06 :the U.S. 3) Each .6:tu.de.nt mu.¢t be. .in the 2nd ye.aJL 06 a
·two-ye.aJL tJLan6fiVr. ptt.ogMm, and anti..upetUng comp.te.:t-i.ng the. Jr.e.quiJr.eme.n.t.6 60Jr. the M.6Oc...f..o.;te.
.de.gJr.e.e. by :the. e.nd 06 the. academic. ye.aJL. IntVr.e.6te.d .6:tudeYLt6 htquiJr.e. at the. ScholctJL6h.£p-
COUn6e.-U.ng a66.ic.e.. VeadLLne. 60Jr. filling -fA NovembVr. .to, 1912.
TELEGRAM FROM BARRVGOLVWATER: MoJr.e. than 150 .tet:teJl.,6 have. Jr.eac.hed my de.6k ulLom ve-teJutn6 at
yOM c.oUe..ge. who MV~e. lit me know 06 theJ.Jr. .6u.ppo/l-t 60IL the. .6e.nate. veJl.,6.ion 06 the G. I.
Educational Bill, and 1 wotdd appJr.ec.1ate. U vVr.y mu.c.h .in you wou.td convey to them my «XVz.m
,fhanM 60Jr. .6ha.JUng theJ.Jr. c.onc.VLn wUh me.. 1 am happy to ILe.po/l-t that c.ongJr.e.6.6 cUd adopt mOILe
06 the Senate VeJ(4-i.on than U cUd 06 the. Hou.¢e veJl.,6).on.in the bill a ci.e.aJLed 60Jr. the Wh1...te
HOM e. The. new bill .iYl.CAeM e.6 the. mo nthly M.:te 6ott. a .6.ing.te ve-tVUtn to $220 a month and :un.t6 the. mevuued ve.:tVr.an'.6 tt.ate. to $261, wah an. adeiLtLonai. .inCAe.a.6e to $29& .in the c.a.6e 06
mMJUe.d ve.:tVUtI16 wah a c.hil.d. An e:XXJLa $18 monthly -fA pltov-£de.d 60lt each a.deiLtLonal c.lUid.
Thue payme.vt.t6 will be. Itw1...oac;.;t;).ve. :to Se.p,t. 1t and 1 hope. the. new bill wU..t be acc.epted a6 aYL
honut e66o/l-t by CongILe.6.6 to Jtec.ogn<..ze the enOhmotU debt we owe to the. nation'.6 ve.:tVUtn6.
INTER-COLLEGIATE SOCCER: Th0.6e. .6:tude.nt.o (upec1.a.U.y 60ILugYl. .6tude.YLt6) .intVLute.d .in 6ohm.ing
an WVr.-c.oUe.glate. .60Cc.eJ1... te.a.m may get in-6oJrmctt,.[on 6ltom Mit. GJUgg.6, FOJr.eign Student Adv-fAolt,
ofi6.ice Tl-2M. ThM te.am w...U.1.. c.ompe.te.. w.-i..th othVi.. .6.tude.n:t6 6ltom the JutUOIL CoUe.gu and nJr.om
the.. UtUveMUy• - John GJUgg.6-
CONTINUEV ON THE BACK
SECRETARIAL STUVENTS: The VaU.ey 06 the Sun Chapten 06 the Na:Uon.al. SeCJtetaJUe!.l A6.6oc1.a:Uon
(Intenna.Uona:tl will be holcUng a .6,wdent .6enUnM non JUJuon CoUege .6,wdena intene!.lte.d in
a .6 eCJtetaJUai. c.Meen. TlU6 will be a paJl.:tic.ipa:Uon type wonlU>hop wUh .6uc.h .6ubjec:t6 bung
c.ovened M: job deACJUptio/U, pVL60nnef. appUc.a.tio/U, ptUoM.:t.y dewion making, a.:tU;tu.de
towMd job, and pnopen dneA.6. Vate: fJovemben 11; PR.a.c.e: Phoenix CoUege. Vea.cLeJ.ne 60n
neg..L6.:tJta:Uon ..L6 Novemben 3, 7972. Con.:ta.c.:t the BMineA.6 Vept. 60n an appUc.a.tion.
CAREER PLANNING MONTH: The month 06 Novemben hM been. .6et Mide MCMeen Pf.a.nn.ing Month at
Glen.dai.e. TIU/.,..L6 an oppoMun.i:ty -non .6tuden..t6 to tai.k. to nepne!.lenta:UVeA 06 vaJUOU.6 6.<Jun.6
and agenueA about what type 06 c.MeeM Me avaA.lable in theA...n pMtiC.u.f.M onga.n.ization on
pno6e!.l.6io n. Chec.k. the notic.e pO.6ted ou.t..6ide the CMeen Senvic.eA 06 nic.e at the .6outheMt
end 06 the Ca6eteJUa 60n the dateA and nameA 06 the VaJUOM nepne!.lentaUvu.
TEMPORARY CHRISTMAS EMPLOYMENT: The Anizona State EmploymeV/.:t Senvic.e w..i..U. be on c.ampU.6
ThUJL.6day, Novemben 2 to nec.Jtu1.:t .6tudent hei.p non tempoJtaJl.y ChwtmM employment in vaJUOU.6
VepMtme.nt StoneA. Many tyPeA 06 pO.6ilio/U MUll be avaA.lable .6uc.h M: .6aleA, .6toc.k. clUt/u,
C!..U.6tocUa/U, gi6t wnapping, c.tUlUen, etc.. and the pay wiil Jz.a.nge 6nom $7. 60 to $2.00 pen houn.
The neCJWUeM will be loc.ated at a table in the Student Centen Foyen -nnom 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
ATTENTION CHESS PLAYER!! Compete non ptUze money in the Glendai.e. CoUege Chu.6 Olympia.d on
Novemben 3, 4, 5. Fon in60nmaUon inqu.ine at the In60nmaUon VeAk. in the S.tl.t.dent Union on
c.on.:ta.c.:t Mn. Chaand and Mn. C.6onto.6. The 6ina1JAt.6 in tlw toUltney wiil nepJteAent GCC in
bz:tna-.6tate c.ompe;ti,;t,ton tlt-L6 yeM. Plan to be thene. - P. Choltd-
VETERAN'S CLUB MEETING: A fuc.U.6.6ion wiil tak.e plac.e c.onc.enn.ing the ICUA mee:ti..ng that Wa..6
held on Oc.:toben 28 at Flag.6ta66. AU vetena/U Me invUed to attend the meeting.6 to be held
on IIJovemben 6fut and .6ec.ond.
ATTENTION ALL GIRLS: Young fucUeA bWlJeen the ag eA 06 17 an.d 28 Me invded to enten the
MZi.6 MMyvili Sc.ha:taJL6rup Pagea.nt, wruc.h wil.1. be held Nov emben 25 at the MMyvai.e High
Sc.hool Audi:totUum. A.6 a c.anteAtant in the MJ....6.6 MMyvaf.e Pageant, a pnef.iminaJty to the Mi6.6
AtUzona H..L6.6 AmeJUc.a Pageant, you will c.ompete with othen ginf..6 in the catagoue!.l 06 :ta..een.:t,
evening gown and .6wim .6uU. The w.{.nneM lA.JJ.ll necuve .6cl1of.a.Mrup.6 to help to 6uJt:then theA...n
edUc.aUon,; Any gm inteneAted in enteJUng the pag eant may pic!? up en.:tny bR.a.nk6 in Vean
NoR..e'.6 066ic.e, SO-6, on caR..e Many Ja.ne ROMh at 266-0489 on 939-2578. Veadline..L6 Nov. 70.
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Student LOl.Jnge
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Df ni ng Hall'S
Extramural· field
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Student Center
Home .Game
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Student Center Foyer
Student CenterF9Yer
Counc t 1 Chambers
Extramural Field
Student. Center
··Student Center Foyer
Coune' 1 Chambe rs
Extramural Field
Coul"lcil Chambers
Extramura1 FJeld
Grand Junctfon. Colo.
Student .C."te'r Foy...
CampUs Mall
Pool
6;00 a.m. -7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-l:00p.m.
12:15-11:45 p.m•.
12:'20 p.m.
):00-5:00 p.m.
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9:00 a .m. -1:00 p.m.
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12:15 p.m.
12:15-12:45 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
3:00-5:00 p.m.
Noon-I:OO p.m•
3:00 p.m.
9:00p.m.-12 Mfdnfght
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13 Student Gov1t EHgibil ity List Posted •••••• 9:00 a.m •.
14 Book Review-lecture Series 11:00 a.m.
~jrs.O jane !{a 1as
J4 Orchestra Concert 8:00 p.m,.. Student Cente'f
r~:n-sday 16 P.~lS "tlomen in the World" Speaker 12:20 p.m. StudE"ltlounge
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LQ.vKING FOR A CAREER? RepJtuen;ta.t.tvu 6ltom ma.ny va.U.ey6~ a.nda.g~e.6 ~··beeo~
!Ak'EEk 1'JJ~RMAf1CJ1J ~ U~.<.on-6 nMJ1l 11 a.~m. X;o. 1 p.m.i.n the FOyeJL 00· :the.Stude.n:t Un1..on .~. the
wntrt 06 NovembeJt.. The JtepJtPAen.ta.ti.Ve4 6~m ;f;heU.S • .Mit. Foltee ··tUtdtheU.S. AJtIny wUt be. kfllte
ttl i~ovemb~6 ,Ci.Jt.c.l.e K CottpoJta;t.,ionNovembeJL 7, AiRufli1l(.C}i. a.nd thee.t..:b./ o6 PhouU.x on .Novembo/'- 9.
:t:op by j;c . .&ee .them t'JUha.nyquu.tJ.on.6ljou ma.y hitve ItttlaJuUng 6«.twtt.4 60lt tha.ttgpeo6 e.att.uJt.
~a;teh the c.a1.endalt. otiMMe ,the CaJteeJtSMv.ic!.e6 (}66.ic!.e .in. :the-6outhea4t tnrJ.. 06 .the C46e:teJi14·a1td
~te we..eki.y bu.t.e.etinf,6c't o,theJt da;te.6.
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;AREER'ROOM: The. CaJLe.eJL Room. o.:t thll. eaJ,~ ·e.nclc6 the.C40e:ttJUa. 1..4 now open and At4.66ed ~4';
~Je~wna:eCOWt6dOlt on Tae1lda.q~DJtom· 8 a.m. to .5 p,m. studen.:t6 w.i1:h. p1t.o/;)ll')1t4 -lnCAREER
:l.ANNiNGl11a.1j 6-ind the.fA.&O£!jj(;,{.oJ't thiw~h. UI>~ the 4vQ1.iA.Me ma.:t~ a.nd~n4uJ.:tiatioYl. fIJU;h..
~.Co1.e,the. Couno dolt. .
~fLFACUL1YWIV£SSCHOMRSHIP: A $100 ~eho£aMkip dolt (1 6tdt time wqrn4nQJtm(Ul.&.tJutentwhcmtw
utaem..ic. and lte.eaJte.q(;/Ute~~1U. The -6eho~h1..p 1..6 j;c be.UI>ed a.:tGCC and 1..4 no;(; Jt~Me.. It
~U be a.vcU.1a.bte.~ec.ond ~eme6i;eJt.. . .
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1a~urday ,
?unday
CONING EVENTS:
~li.)nday· •
rUt:sday
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I ~ledneSday
. Tues,day
..rh-F-S-Sun
.Thursday
CALEN~~ROFE~~f~1$:
'H-f-W-Th -6-9 Student Gov't Petitions Available 9:00 a.m.-4:00p.m.
, MooT-\oI~Th-F 6-10 Thanksg i v j ng
Ol"gani:zation Table 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
6 Grand Canyon College Representative 9:00 a.m.-3:00p.m.
6 Christian ScJence.Meetlng· Noon
6 WARA: Hockey Tryouts 3:00-5:00 p.m,
7 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
No Book Review-EleetionOay
General Election Voting
Alpha Phi Omega Infonnation
WARA: Table Tennis Singles
A.S. Executive Board Keeting
WARA: Field Hockey Tryouts
Veteran's Club Meeting
WARA~ Field Hockey Tryouts .
Mesa Madcap Speech Tournament
Alpha Phi Omega Information Table
A~!S Slave Sale
Aquatics Club Meeting
WAR,J:\: Tab Ie Tenni S ,.Doubles
M.E.C.H.A~tlubMeeting
Veteran's Club Meetlng
,WArtA: Fie1d Hockey Tryouts
Cre.55 Country: NJCAA Championships
Co-Un i-Bus
Student Gov'tPetltions Due
Newman Club Dance
FOOT!3ALL: Air Force Academy
GeC Library Open
'Monday
t}1iERAN's CLUB· MEETINGS:. An open 4nvii:4tton j;c aU. ve;t~! Atte.nd#emeetLniA to beheld"",
~v(!m6e.Jt gihand: 9t1'i.Thhtgl:l .tobt cU6ewue.d: -td~ a.nd plwjeJ!.t6 tc -.kethe Ve,Wtan'4 C4tb
eteJt· and a.-ttJt.a:Q;t,. nlOJU'.. memberto. AJU olt AAY ~UB9U:tlJJno wlU.·be gJteatf..y applr.e~.
'rf.C.H.A,C~UI3M-eETING: We need aU meJnb~ tca:tUrrd the NoveJnbeJt 9th meet4ngin oltdeJttoS(jJ;
~~.6:tJt.tL4J'ht'cJt !the. thank6givi..ng Vay etLnn~. .'
CONTINUEP'OM,THE BACK
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FILM PROCESSING, PHOTO FINISHING AT BOOKSTORE: Anyone who want6 6Mt and c.onvenient .6eJr..vic.e
601t 6Um pltoc.e.6.6ing - biting yOWl. 6Um :to the Glendai.e Communay CoUege Boofu,:tolLe. We o66eJr..
24 hoWl. .6e1tvic.e on c.ololt 6Um at a lteMonable pltic.e. PJlac.e.6.6ing and pltinUng 06 a 12
expo.6Wl.e c.ololt 6Um i.6 $2.97; 93~ 601L pltoc.u.6ing and 17~ peJr.. pltint. Blac.k and wlUte i.6 19~
plLoc.u.6ing and 7~ peJr.. pltint; th,i.,6 c.oVeM m0.6t .6izu. 35mm, 36 expo.6Wl.e and 220 aILe .6UghUy
fUghelt.
HEY, HEY, HEY, FAT ALBERT SAYS, "GET YOUR SUPERBOX AT THE BOOKSTORE"
FIESTA BOWL QUEEN: Help a GCC woman .6tu.dent w-i..n a .6c.holalL.6/up! The F-i..uta BovJl Comm.atee
h, .6ea.ltc.fung 601L a c.ommunay c.oUege woman to help pitamote ttU.6 a6teJr..-.6eMOn a.thle;U,c. -event.
She w.ie1. appea.lt M the o66-i..dai. Itepltu enta.t1.ve at many 6u.nc;Uon.6 dwr.,{.ng heJr.. yea.Jt'.6 lte1.gn.
The GCC .6tu.dent who i.6 .6 elec.;ted i.6 M.6Wl.ed 06 lLec.uv-i..ng a .6c.hola.Jt.6h-i..p 601t Spiting SemuteJr.., ...
1972-73. AU c.ampu..6 oJtganiza.t-i..on.6 and uac.u.Uy membeM may .6ubmil nomina.t-i.on.6. WATCH YOUR
NEWSPAPER FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
MISS MARYVALE CONTEST: AppU.c.o.;U.on.6 aILe now avtU1.able nolt the Mi.6.6 MalLyvai.e Contut. Women
.6tu.dent6 may obialn thue 601tm.6 6ltom Vean NoU, SO-4. VO IT NOW!!
AWS SLAVE SALE: A:UenUon aU .6tudent6. T,{.Jled 06 c.Mlty-i..ng boofu" opening dOOM and getting
yOWl. own lunc.h tltay? Attend the AWS .6P0n.60ILed Slave Sai.e on NovembeJr.. 9th at 11: 30 a.m. on
the MaU and b-i..d 601t .6ome.ane who'.6 yOUJL6 601L Fltiday the 10th. TtU.6 c.o-ed 6unc.Uon g-i..vu aU ~­.6tu.
dent6 a c.hanc.e to Palttiupa:te. The h-i..ghut b-i..ddelt wai.fu, OJ/JaY with a mai.e Olt 6emai.e
woltkelt 601t the day. To bene6il the ExpeJt-i..ment -i..n Inteltna:t-i..onai. L-i..v-i..ng Pltogltam.
SAVIE HAWKINS VAY: Yo '-aU hea.Jt. It'.6 SaMe Hawk-i..n.6 Vay - F/uday, NovembeJr.. 10. Yo ' -aU
want6 to buy a~ai.e 0' male .6la.veon ThUJL6day, Movembelt 9th. ulLom 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
We i.6 look-i..n' 6e1t Vwy Mae an Li'l Abnelt an we i.6 a.l60 look-i..n' nelt Moonbeam },fc.Swine an
Ealt:thquake Mc.Goon. So -i...6'-i..n.6 yo th-i..l'lk yo i.6 the one, jut yo c.ome -i..n an apply. (SO-6
AWS 066-i..c.e). Yo I 6Jtie.nd.6 may vote M many fuu M they want6 601L a penny a vote 6ltom
11:30 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. at the EMt 06 the Boofu,tolLe Novembelt 9th.. Yo' money i.6 a go-i..n'
to "The. ExpeJt-i..me.n:t -i..n In:teltnaUonai. Uv-i..ng." Remembelt I i.6 expecUn' :to .6ee U'l Abnelt an
VWy Mae!!!
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 LUest Olive Avenue
VOLUME 8 NUMBER 12 MCCCV NOVEMBER 13, 1972
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Gymnasium
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Dining Hall #5
I. Student Il;.ounge
Gri 11 Room
Student Lounge
Tempe, Az
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Din I ng Ha 11
Grill Room
Council Chamber
GCC Pool
Student Lounge
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:Counc i 1 ieharilber
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(Cance 11 ed)
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Noon
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12:20 p.m.
Noon 1,1,>1(,'
Noon-1 t00 p.'in~' i
12: 20 .p".m. :ow·;-'l'··'
1.2: 20,.p'.m. .:'! ~!.
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11 :00 a.m.-l~OO' p.m.
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12:20 p.m.
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3:00 p.• m.
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9: 30 :~ .1)1~;:-Noor:L
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Wednesday
THANKSGIVING RECESS BEGINS
BASKETBALL: Maricopa Community 6:00 p.m.
College Tournament
Saturday 25 BASKETBALL: Snow College
Sunday 26 ARTISTS' SERIES: Phoenix
, ".' Symphony COhcert
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"Thursday
"Tuesday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday -- 13 Student Gov't Eligibility
Li st Posted
13 Students For Progress
Thanksgiving Dihner 'nfo~
13 Campaigning Begins
13 Christian Science Meeting
14 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mrs. Diane Kalas, Producer of
the 'Today on Al' Show-"Her
Experiences and Responsibil­ities
as a News Reporter and
Producer"
14 Alpha Phi Omega Meeting
14 Advisory Board Meeting
14 WARA: Table Tennis Begins
14 ORCHESTRA CONCERT
15 A.S. F'ilm
15 Veteran's Club Meeting
16 Aquatics Club Meeting
16 AWS General Meeting
Guest Speaker-Everyone Welcome
,: .. 1"" 16',V~ieran's Club"Meeting
Fr iqay ,<', i : 17 'Men's I,ntramurah : "Turkey Run"
"'~J:':~i';>i'·.'Entries Close
\, i: ''>'' J7 CorUni-Bl:J~ Meeting
,', 17 PH!, THEtA KAPPA
L: '.:' ~. .,.' ,: In i t i at ion
/; .; Banquet
Saturday' 18 4-H,Pre Judging Workshop
18 ASU' Football Game
S~nday 19 GCC Library Open
. COMING EVENTS:
. Thursday 23
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,At,r',VE2Q:':30CLUB OF GLENDALE SCHOLARSHIP~ Two $45 scholarships. One will be awarded to a
fuil-time male-sFudent who can demonstrate a financial need; the other will be given to a
. fuJI-Hme male athlete. Deadline for filing is December 7,1972. For second semester.
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Gee FACULTY WIVES SCHOLARSHIP: A $100 scholarship for a full-time student who would qualify
byacademTc achievement and need. The scholarship is to be. used at Glendaled $6'Cond semester.
,Deadline for filing is December 7, 1972.
WOMEN'S VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: All women students interested in trying out "for" the Women:'s.·
~VarsiW Tehnis Team, please come to a special important information meeting on Wednesday,
Nov. 15 at 12:30 p.m. in Mrs. Clayton's offi,ce •. If you cannot make the meet~l1g at thl:s' ,.. ," .
time, see Mrs. Clayton later in the day. All women trying out must make every effort to
,attend this meet irig. - , • i
"THE NEW SONG" CONCERT: A mus'ical group called liThe New Song" wi 11 be performing at the
_Co-Unf-Bus meeting sponsored by Campus Crusade forChrist,.a non-denominational organizat-
I<m•. :Come and hear this exciting group and what they have to say. Our"ColUnh:-BusrlJ1eetill9s,·.·
are· every Friday night in the home of Dr. & Mrs. Askew. The place is 4125 :W~; ..l:awr:enc.e..Lane
,an~ the time isB p.m•. Take Townley off 43rd Avenue to 42nd, then right to,·La.wr;enc.e)'La:l1e:~
dl£'s's' 'TOURNAMENT RESULTS:
College chess tournament:
Callahan. Class B. winner
Christmas vacatkn.
, : U, ,.1'. ~.:. • .,;!. "
Congratulations to the finalists in the Glendale Community
1st place, Max Shook; 2nd place, Scott Taylor; 3rd place, Dwight
was Irvin. Plan to compete in our winter olympiad during
f.-
LOOKING FOR A CAREER? Have you taken advantage of the opportunity of learning first-hand
i what advantages certain careers offer? The Career Servi~es Office has made this possible
the month of November by having representatives of many valley firms and agencies con­ducting
CAREER INFORMATION sessions from II a.m. to I p.m. in the Foyer of the Student Union.
The foJ1owi-ng representatives wi 11 be at GCC as 1isted:
Nove~ber 13 - New car sales &service Howard Chrysler-Plymouth; Bob Williams, C.P.A.
and Accountant.
November 14 - Veterans Administration Hospital, Phil Morris Construction, Channel 3 T.V.,
Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary.
November 15 - Goodyear Aerospace, Sperry Flight Systems and Sperry Rand Corporation, United
States Civil Service Commission.
November 16 - Valley National Bank, Greyhound-Armour Company.
November 17 - Veteran~ Administration Regional Office, Federal Bureau of Investigation.
" Watch the calendar outside the Career Services Office in the southeast end of the Cafeteria
and the weekly bulletins for other dates and careers.
1 VETERAN'S CLUB MEETING: The purpose of this weeks meeting is to discuss and make plans for
the business-ffieeting and social get-together at the American Leg on, Post 29 in Glendale.
All veterans are invited to attend this meeting. ~~ will discus nominations of officers
I for next semester and the membership drive.
FILM PROCESSING, PHOTO FINISHING AT BOOKSTORE: Anyone who wants fast and convenient service
. for film processing - bring your TrIm to the Glendale Community College Bookstore. We offer
24 hour service on color film at a reasonable price. Processin~ and printing of a 12
exposure color film is $2.97; 93¢ for processing and 17¢ per print. Black and white is 19¢
processing and 7¢ per print; this covers most sizes. 35mm, 36 exposure and 220 are slightly
higher.
HEY, HEY, HEY, FAT ALBERT SAYS. GET YOUR SUPERBOX AT THE BOOKSTORE.
R~m~
FIESTA BOWL QUEEN: Help a GCC woman student win a s~holarship! The Fiesta Bowl Committee
is searching for a community college woman to help promote this after-season athletic event.
, She will appear as the official representative at many functions during her year's reign.
The GeC student who is selected is assured of receiving a scholarship for Spring Semester,
1972-73. All campus organizations and faculty members may submit nominations. WATCH YOUR
, NEWSPAPER FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
ATTENT! ON -WOMEN
Monday: WARA
Tuesday WARA
Wednesday WARA
Thursday.WARA , t
Fri. & Sat.
Field Hockey practice
3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Tennis Singles 12:15 - 12:45 p.m.
Field Hockey 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Field Hockey 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Tennis Doubles '2.15 -12:45 p.m.
Field Hockey 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
University of AZ
Invitational at Tucson
BULLETIN
MCCCV NOVEMBER 20 1912
cSTUDENT
LENDALECOMMUNITY·, COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Rvenue
ruesday
thursday
wednesday
Away
GCC Stadium.
nOME GAME
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Dining Hall Rm 5
Student Center Foyer
'Student Center Foyer
Coun'cil Chamber
St. Lounge-Council Ch.
Council Chamber
Noon
7:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
9 a.m.-12 &1-2
Noon,
11:00 a.m.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
~onday - "20 Career Information Tables
20 Students for Progress
Thanksgiving Dinner Info.
20 Christian Science Meeting
21 Men's Intramurals: Turkey Run
Competition, Faculty Division
&Student Division
21 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mr. Jack Hartley-GCC Professor
~~thony Trollope
21 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
22 L.D.S. Association Display
22 Veteran's Club Meeting
23 ~~GIVING RECESS BEGINS
Day &Evening Classes
24 WRESTLING: Phoenix College
24 FOOTBALL: Skyline Division
Championship
25 BASKETBALL; Snow College
26 LIBRARY CLOSED
26 ARTISTS' SERIES: Phoenix
Symphony Concert
S'aturday
Sunday
COMING EVENTS:
~nday 27 CLASSES RESUME
, 27 Elections Assembly
ruesday 28 Book Review-Lecture Series
Mr. M. Gardner-GCC Professor
The Election of 1896
iled.-Thur. 29-30 Student·Gov~Elec'iJ.Oiis
~ri.-Dec. 1 DEADLINE TO FILE FOR AA DEGREE
(1st Semester)
Sunday 3 Gec Library Open
Noon-l:00 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
1:30p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Gee Campus
~:+;+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+
VlSTRucnONAt MATERIALS'CENTER: UbJuvc.y hou.Jt..6 60lt thf!. Wf!.f!.R. 06 Tha.n#Ug.iv.ing: Mon.-Tue,.-Wed.,
qovemb~ ~~, ~1,~2 - 1:30 a.m.-8:50 p.m. cto~ed T~., &F~.~ Novemb~'23 g 24 'and Su.nday,
VovembeJt 26.
,
:OLLEGE-UNIVERSITY'REPRESENTATIl1ES ON 'CAMPUS:
~MA1J COLLEGE & COLLEGE AFLOAT -~. Tuuday, NovembeJL 28 10 a..m.-1:30 p.m.
\11< FORCE ROTC a,t. ASU We.dne,6d.ay, NovembeJr. 29 9 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
'R!ZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Wed. a Th., Nov. 29-30 9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
UHITTIER COLLEGE Wednuda.y, NovembeJt 29 10:30 a,m.
JNIVERSITY OF SAN VTEGO wed. a Th." Nov. 29-30 11 :30 a.m.-1 :30 p.m.
InteJtut:ed ~:tudentA Me, lYlvUed to Mk. to the ILe.pJtUe.n.tailVe.6 at ta.blu loe.a.te.d .in :the.
;:tude.ni: Union FoyeJt..
LOOKING FOR, A CAREER? Have. you. tak.en advo.Jt:ta.gf!. 06 the. oppoJttu.nU.y 06 leaJr.Mn.g 6-i.JL6,t-hand
ohit adva.ntage.6 c.iitCUn c.aJte,~ 066eJL? The. month 06 NovembeJt ILe.P.ItUe.nta;UVe.6 06 many vaJ.i.ey
)..iJun.6 a.nd agenc<..u wU.1. c.onduc.tCAREERTNFORMATI0N .ou~.<..on6, 11 a.m. :to 1 p.m. i.n:the 'FayeJL
""6 the. Student Un.um. .
~ovembeJL 20--U.S'.'Po..bUc. Hciali,h seJLv4e, w.u.th Itepltuen:t.ati.vu 6Jwm Sei.e.11U6i.e Re.6eiVteh, .
Se&L~ Il:.e-tcJ..o, Vftta PJt:.ogJumlnUng-Re.6 e.aJtc.h, Nu.Jt.6htg- F-Leld Health Sve.vlc.e,·
, /vUcJc.ob-iologi.4:t- Lab Te.c.hrU.c.i.a.n 11 Bu.6.i!1.U.6 Adm.in. PWLc.ha.6htg-Ac.c.oLlJ'l.ti.ng.
~ovembve. ,21-:...~he.U.",p4e Compa.ny lteplte.6~l'Ig c.aJteeJt& .in the PWto£,eum rndwd:JLY. W. T. GJUtnt
Co. 1te.pJt.u enting caJ:4e.etL6.' -in Re:teUt M<Vt.c.ha.ncLU.ing if Re.6:tauJutnt MaYlaBeme.nt.
f-< . . Fedena.t BuJc.ea.u o~ lnve1>:Ugttti,on. .'
~olJembve. 22--AmeJUcal1 EXp!t.e.6~ ne,pJte.6e,Yltlngc.aJl.e.eJi..6 i.n Camput:e.M, CJr.e.d1.:t CcvtJi.6 Ii TJLa.,Vd Bwz.e.0..u.6.
;cc· FACULTYWll1CSSCHOLARSHIP: A $100 ,6cholatu.lttip 604 a. 6uU,-Ume, needy ~.tudelllJ;. Sc.holaJr.6lUp
~ 60IL ~iMn# ¢emi6.ttVt'7 ·-:tiia:aUne ,{,,6 Vec.embefL 1. Se,e. COUH!.le1Un.g Cen:tve. 60lf, o.pp,U.ca.,t,i,.on.
i " •
~O-30 CLUB S_~HOLARSHIP; Two, $45 .6chol,cvu,hl,rJ.6'--one.:tiJ a.n a;thlet~ tiM one. :to It ne.edy .s:tu.den-t.
~be. 6'iLe111me'ci:~"t(rtutve" g.?r.ltde, 1XJ-tf'J..t, c'wt?)LC(ge, 06 2.0.' Vead.l~l,N,'e. ,Ls "[)(!,fA?mbeJr. ;r.
H
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CAREER ROOM: The CMeeIL Room at the ea.6t end 06 the Ca6e:teJUa..u, now open and ,&ta66ed w.ith
a pJto~eM.lonaf. COUn.6ei.oJt on TUe6day.6 6Jtom 8 a.m. :to 5 p.m. S:tu.de.nt6 w.Uh pJtoblfl1lJ.6 .in
CAREER PLANNING may 6.ind thw. '&o£u.t..C.on tlvLough U6.i.ng the ava-Uabte mateJvi.a,U and c.on­,&
ui.:tati.on w.Uh MJt. Cote, the COUn.6 eloJt.
ATTENTION ALL VETERANS ON CAMPUSl The GCC VelA Club will .6P0n.6oJt a '&holtt. bU6.i.ne6,& mevUng
and .60ClalMUJt(.6) on NovembeIL 25, 1972 at the AmvUc.an Leg.ion Po,&t 29 .in Gtendai.e (58th
Avenue, one BR.k South 06 Glenda...ee). BeveILa.ge & .6nac.k!>. Ve:teJLan '.6 Club membeJLQ 6Jtee, non-membeJLQ
$1. BU6.ine6,& mevUng .6t.aJr;t;,6 at Noon. 16 you. Me -i.nteILe6ted, .6.ign up ,&hee:t w.UR.
be pO.6ted at the In60JUna;Uon Ve6k .in the Student Un-ion un:tU. Wedne6day, NovembeIL 22.
THANKSGIVING VINNER MEETING: Theile will be a .6peuaR. mee:t.i.ng to 6.inaUze plaM 60Jt the
C'LtJineJl.. ALL MEMBERS PLEASE ATTENV. Vate: Nov. 22 Plac.e: SC-1 T.<.me: Noon
·~1( r~~,fb(~'11,•.'.,.•,.•.•01,..,•.••....•.•°..)..•.••.•).•.'..'.•.•·.~.•.i.•••.•.frl 1.\.• ~ hi· ~~m'\t. HI" l&~ 1t.•.,1.•·b. ·,.....tb.••·•.:I•.!...:.:zF.•l.•~±.,•.,..•;.••.;. <f.·U.~rU.~·••.n~.•.·•..•'.•.!.\.[•.·.;.•.·./.•.•.l•~\•.•n•.·•·.•
GLENDALE" COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Fri-Set
Saturday-Dec.
Sunday-Dec. Campus
Away
N()VEA$ER t1, 1'9.12
Room #5
Away at San Dtego
Student'Lounge
Dining Hall
Dining Hall-West
Student Union Foyer
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Counc I 1 .Chambe rs
StudentUnfon Foyer
Student Lounge
Counc il' Chambers
Student IJnton Foyer
Gee Pool
Away
Away at UCLA
Noon
Noon-l:OO p.m.
Noon
10:00 a.m.~!;OO p.m.
11: 00 a.m.
7:30 a.m.-S:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4~30 p~m.
12:20 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00p.m.
7:15 a.m.-S:OO a.m.
9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m .... l:OO p.m.
and 8 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Noon-I:OO p.m.
10:00 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
12:15 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
29 'Veteranls Club Heeting
30 Alphi Phi Omega
30 Aquatics Club Heet.Jng
30 WRESTLJNG-lmperialVaJ1ey
30-3 PSCFAFallChampionship
Speech Tournament
30-2 BASKETBALL-Antelope Valley
Tournament
1 DEADLINE TO FILE FOR AA DEGREE
1 Co-Uni-Bus Heeting
1 MEN'S INTRAHURALS"Soccer &
Badminton Single~IDbls
Entries Close
1-2 WRESTllNG-Southwestern Tournament
2 CEES l SAT Tests
3 Gce LIBRARY OPEN
28
29"'30
29
29
29,
\Ie(J-rnur
Wednesday
Thursday
Th"F"'Sat
Frlday...Dec.
TUesdaY
.EHi)A~iot:<EV~NTS: -ntaY' -. 27E,lect IOhS Assembl y
27 Christian Science'Meeting
28 Alpha Phi Omega
28 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Hr~ Moffat Cardner
The Election of 1896
Adv i so ry Boa r(f Meet i ng
Student Gov't Elections
Lettermanls.Club Breakfast
Campus Crusade
A.S. lecture Series
- Th-F"S"'Sun
+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+
'LOOKING FOR A CAREER? Have you taken' advantage of the opportunity of tea:t>ning first-hand
. ~. *d."dVantage8, aertain. Ca21eeps offer? ,The month of November" reppesentatives of many val:[.ell
lima and agencies ?Jizz. aonduat CAREER INFORMATION sessions, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in thfi, Foyep;'
of the .Student Union.
NQVemDer 28 Bureau of ReaZamation, A:r>izona State Pepsonnel Commission, Mountain BeZt
Telephone
Novembet' 3,9 Internal Revenue Serviae, APizonaPubUc Sepvice, Arizona RepubZi;a and
Phoen~ Gazette '
Nov~r 30 Unit;ed states Civil Service on Mititary Bases, St. Luke's Hospital
'C()l;LEGE..'(jNIVERSITY RF:PRESENTATITIES ON .CAMPUS:
CHAPMAN' OOLLPlGE .& .COLLEGE AFLOAT Tuesday, .Novembep 28 lOa.m•...1: 3(j.p~m.
AIR FORCE ROTC at ABU Wed. & Thur.-Nov.29. & 30 9 a.m.-2:0O:p~m•
• ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Wed. & Thur ...$ov. 29 & 30 9 a.m....1..00 p.m.
WB.fTfImlCPUEGE '. Wednesday, November 2,9 10:3tJ a.m.
UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO. '.' Wed. & Thur.-NoiJ. 29 &'30 . 11:30a.m.-l:3(Jp.m.
'. .Int~estedstudents cu-ae invited to talk to the representatives at tabZes Zoe<rted in the
$tu.dent UnionPoyep•
•,GCOF,,!.¢UL~!(WmS SCHOLARSHIP: A SlOB sahol.arshi.p fop a fttZZ....1;ime, ~eiiy;i~student.SC1w.'l4P­lJhlpts.
1'op seaona: semestep• . ' Deadtine is December '7. SeeCoU1t$eUng Cetr:j;er forappZication.
2{)-30CLUBSCHOLA,RSHIP: fuo$45sdholarships--one to an athteteand, one to aneedy~t;u.dent.:'f"
M¥at be .fuZZ tliiieaiili.have,grade point aver>age of 2.0. lleadtinei8,December'? '
f-;JZ.rn:STA ]JOfA,_~Ql/m~~ ...Congratulations to. the 5UXJmen competing fop the. honor ofreppesenti:ng
~lS.C01mlUnityCoZ!ege in .the FiestaB01JJl.. The 'tuaky gaZsaroe as fo.ztows.:~:.pq.r~er"
t1;nt!Ja Catnetton" Sha!'cn Camp~ Ctnily Love Zady" Nt-ta Marone. GOOD LUCKI! '1'he f1-na't-z,st 'ul1/!}t '{)e'
-se'te(Jted on T'h-Jusday" November 30" 1972. • ,
:CONTINUED ON THE BACK
SPEECH DEPARTf1.ENT: "Should the Federal Government provide a program of comprehensive medical
car,efor all U.S. citizens?/I If you're interested in this issue or interested in debate con-
• cepts~ please join us on Tuesday~ November 28~ 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in Mr. Mancuso's
argumentation and debate class as four Arizona State University debaters attempt to resolve
this question. The class meets in room L-35.
"
SPEECH TOURNAMENT RESULTS: Congratulations to those members of Glendale's Speech Team who
distinguished themselves in the Mesa Madcap Forensic Meet held at Grand Junction~ Colo. on
~. November :/0 and 11. They are as foUoUJs: Anita Hunt-2nd Place-Persuasive Speaking; Debbie
Williams-3rd Place-Oral Interpretation; Mary Machrol-Finalist-Persuasive Speaking; Les
Bethany-PinaUst-InfoT'lTlative Speaking.
The squad's next tournament is in Tucson~ Arizona on December 1 and 2~ where eighteen
Glendale Students will represent the coZlege in the state speech championships. All colleges
... and universities in the state will participate•
PHI THETA KAPPA: Members of PTK who wc~e initiated November 17~ 1972 should stop by SO-112
(Associate- Dean of Ptudents) to sign the official roster~ if they did not do so previously.
Deadline: December 21st.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA MEETING: Representatives from this service f'1'aternity will have a table in
-, the St~ldent Union Foyer this week fo'1' the purpose of info'1'mation~ recruitment of new membe'1's~
and receipt of ptdge fees. AU inte'1'ested ?E£!!. and women seeking info'1'l11ation are welcome to
inquire. Faculty members are welcome to seek service as an advisor fo'1' this fraternity.
CO-UNT-BUS: An organization sponsored by Campus Crusade for Cht'ist is hosting Dt'. Don Orvis~
agraduate st'",dent at A. S. U. Don has spoken and challenged hundreds of students concerning
the claims of Jesus Ch.rist on many coUege and unive'1'sity campuses. Come and enjoy an evening
, of insp-iraf;ion, Refreshments will be served. F'1'iday at 8 p.m. the address is: 4125 West
, Lawl'ence Lane.:> just off 43rd avenue.
fAR~~LA}~RS AND f~~S~PLA~ERS: You are requested to play your games eithe'1' in the Student
Union Lounge 0'1' the Dining Ha tl.
(lOLUME8NUMBE~ '15 'MCCCV 'VECEMBER 4' '1'972
, CALENDAR OF' :EVENTS:
. Monday - 4 Christian Science Meeting Noon Council Chambers
Tuesday 5 Men's Intramurals: Soccer Begins
Men's Intramurals: Badminton
Doubles Begins'
5 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
Dr. John Goff-Phoenix College
Professor-Eleanor: The Years Alone
5 Student Recitals ---- 12:15 p.m. MU-10
5 A.S. Executive Board Meeting 12:20 p.m. Council Chambers
Wednesday 6 A.S. Lecture Series 8:00 p.m. Student Lounge
6 Veteran's Club Meeting Noon-1:00 p.m. Counei1 Chambers
Thursday 7 M.E.C.R.A. Club Meeting 12:15 p.m. SC-l
7 Student Recitals 12:15 p.m. MU-10
7 AVIS Speaker - Doris Day 12: 20 p.m. Student Lounge
"Prisoners of War"
Drama Production "I Remember Mama"
Thur-Fri 7-8 Matinee 2:00 p.m. Interim Theater
Th-Fri-Sat 7-8-9 Evening 8:00 p.m. Interim Theater
~'Friday 8 Co-Uni-Bus Meeting Noon Room /15,
8 Men's Intramura1s: Table Tennis
Entries Close
8 BASKETBALL: NAU 7 :30 p.m. HOME GAME
Fir-Sat 8-9 Women's State Field Rockey GCC Hosts
Tournament
'Saturday 9 ACT Tests 7:30 p.m.
9 WRESTLING: ASU Freestyle 10 a.m.-2p.m. &7:30 p.m. Away
9 BASKETBALL: Palo Verde 8:00 p.m. Away
Sunday 10 GCC Library Open 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Campus
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday' 12 Choir Concert 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
'Wednesday 13 Basketball: ASU Frosh 7:30 p.m. Gymnasium
"Thursday 14 Choir-Chamber Singers Christmas 8:00 p.ut. Student Lounge
Concert
-Sunday 17 GCC Library Open 1:30 p~m.-4:30 p.m~ Campus
", .' v vv vvv v~ .; vv vvvvvvvv vvvv vvvv vvvv v v v vvvvvvvvvvv
'SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE:U) PacU.6,,[c. Au:to & Au:tomoUve Whoiuai.w M.6oc..ia.ticn-One$150 ~
60Jt a bUll-fue, needy .6:tuden.t eWtoUe.d in a,t ieald.. 6hoUJt.6 in the a.u.tomoUve pJtOgJta1ll. MiL6t
lutve a 3.0 gJUtde poin.t aveJt.a.ge. (2) GCC 6aClli-ty W,<,vuSc.hoR.aJt..&hip-One $700 aJAJaJtd to a.6t.tU.-
':time .6:tJ.ulent with a 6btctrtUal. need. MLL6t meet a.c.a.demic. JteqcUJtement6. (3) 20-30 Club ""
Sc.hoi.a.Jc4hip,.-Two $45 CUlXUtcl.6. One $45 aJAXUtd t.o an a.t.htete and one $4'5 a.JAXXJtdto..a.needymate
.&tu.d.ent.Both mlL6t have a 2.0 gJut:de poln.t aveJta.ge and be a. 6u,U-.wne .6t.u.dent. FoJt
'a.ppUc.lt.tion6~ee the Coun6iling CenteJt. Vea.dLi.ne 60Jt appUe.ttUon6 16 Vec.embeJt 7.
"PHI THETA KAPPA-ATTENTI0N!!l Membw ofi PTK who weJte ~ed NovembeJt7 7, '1972 ~hou1.d
,:&lOp, by $0-112 lM~oeu:a:te Ve.a.n 06 S:tu.dent6) to .6.ign the o66ic1.atJto~teJt, '<'6 :they cLld no:t
do .60 pltev,,[oLL6iy. VMciU.ne: Vec.embeJt 21. '" ' "
PHI THETA KAPPA: At;ten;Uoh aLe membeJl,6 - Mee;UVIB~ 'wiU. be hetd in .the Vbu.ng Ha1.t 06 ;the
'SliideJit UtUcn Vec.embeJt 1 & 8 at 1 p.m.,rhue rrleiZUng.6alte J.mpolLta.nt. We will be malUl1f{
'"6u.twr.e pla.n6. PLEASE A1TENV. ',';' '
:,', ,; '•• ,~! .:, \. "
THE BOOKSTORE ANNaUNC~: FoJt .the entbte mont~ 06 Vec.embeJt 1972 and Ja.nu.aJl.Y 7973 a. 6uU
mmc.oah't'dtilitt 'photo '6bUAhIng. ,.,' "', ,", " , ,
CO-UNT-BUS: An oJtgan.i.za.:Uon ~POn6OJ1.e.d by ,CampLL6 CJLu.-6ad~ 60Jt CMMd .f..4ho~ang Vinc.e,S'bti9.t6.
Wi. stJieg..u wU1. be ~pealUng on .the~ubject 06 "Sp~WMfiMe. '.' 'H~ mU.6a.ge w.<U in­4pVr.
e you to Mn6ideJt how;the CIvr.iAUan U6e c.a.n. be Uved victoJt.i.oLL6ly. Come and p~pa:te
in an even.i.ng 06 enjoyment. Re6Jte.&·hme~ ,will be .6eJtveCf. ' FJtiday tLt8p.m. The a.cldJc.u~ 16:
4125 Wu.t 1.awJtenc.e Lane; jM;t 066 43/td Avenue and ~ou.th 06 Vuntap Avenue.
M~E.C.H.A. CLUB: Club e£.eciloYL6 w.<lliJ.ehetdp'Cf,cembeJ1. 7 at 12:15 p.m. in SC-1.
ALL STUVENTS ARE URGEV TO SEE THEIR AVVISORS FOR PREPARATION OF SECONV SEMESTER SCHEVULES.
DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 15.
I THE
Monda.y 4tJt
Tuuddlj 5th
(."ed.1udatj 6th
1fwJrl,day 1th
.. ,
FlU-Sat
WARA HAPPENINGS ~_..........._-
Field HoC'.key plUlcUC'.e
1nVtamWtal. P,[ng Po ng
S-u1giu - GCC v-6. ,\.fua
F,[etd HoC'.key pJtacUC'.e
Il1:tJtamuJta.£. P,[ng Pong
fJoubie and S,[ngiu
F,[eid HoC'.helj PMC'.tiC'.e
8-9th STATE FIEW HOCKEY
TOURMAI>fEIJT
3-5 p.m.
3-5 p.m.
At rlua
3-5 p.m.
3-5 p.m.
HOME GAME
T BULL
GLENDALE COMMUNITYCOLLEG""""",--=
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VOLUME 8 NUMBER 16
:!!'riday
,Tuesday
Thursday
,Wednesday
CAMPUS
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
MU-lO
Council Chambers
Council Chambers
HOME GAME
MU-lO
Student Lounge
Stude:nt U. Foyer
Room 115
MU-lO
Away
At Central AZ College
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Noon
11:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
Noon-1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m.-l:30 p.m.
Saturday
Sunda.y
cALENVAR OF EVENTS:
'MOnday 11 Air Force Representatives
11 Men's Intramurals: Table Tennis
Begins
11 Christian Science
12 CHOIR CONCERT
12 Student Recitals
12 Advisory Board Meeting
13 Veteran's Club Meeting
13 BASKETBALL: ASU Frosh
14, Student Recitals
14 CHOIR-CHAMBER SINGERS CHRISTMAS
CONCERT
15 2ND SEMESTER APPLICATION DUE
15 Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
15 Student Recitals
15 WRESTLING: GCC vs Central
15 l~ESTLING: GCC vs AZ Western
16 FINAL EXAMINATIONS
17 GCC LIBRARY OPEN
COMI NG EVENTS:
~-T-W-Th 18-21 FINAL EXAMINATIONS
Thursday 21 WRESTLING: GCC vs P.C. 3:00 p.m. Away
Friday 22 BASKETBALL: GCC vs Scottsdale 7:30 p.m. HOME GAME
22 SEMESTER RECESS BEGINS
Wednesday Jan. 10 REGISTRATION FOR SECOND SEMESTER
BEGINS *~ *~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ *~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ **~ ~ v ~ v ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ *v *~
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE NAU ART VEPARTMENT w.U..£ .6how .6-Ude6 and an.6welt qUe6Uon.6 abou.t thebt.
depaxtment, on ~Ve.c.ernbeJl. 15 lit 10:00 a.m. -Ln. noom FA-116. ,
A. C.LI. O.N. VOLUNTEER: Intelte6ted.in -tmpJLov.ing oWL .6oue.:ty? The.n, you .6hou1.d contact MtL6.
Wenneken at 943-8044~nte.Jt 6:30 p.m. abou.t be.ing a. Un.iVeJt.61:ty Ye.a.It non A.C.T.I.O.N. Volu.nte~.
You will ne.cuve $2500 a ye.a.n 60ft yOUIL .6 eJLv.iCe6 6nom the govennment. Vea.dUne 60n c.a.U. .i.6
Sa.:tLvtday, Vecemben 16.
'I
Meet at the. In60ltmation Ve6k. .in the S:tu.dert:t Un.ion on Wedne6day,
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I
(Thw~,da.y) SY¥tck.)a.n .6e1tv.ice
.~,~-" REGfSTRAfliJFl WEEK
10-11 (wed\!& rhJ S,nacJBa.-'t .6iW".ice 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
ec. 21
an~
A. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE will be on OUlt c.a.mpu.6 a.t 11 :30 a.m. on Tht..vLoday, Vee.
ii4. tntene6tea .6:tUden:t6 .6hoUld .6-£gn :the wt.in ,the COUn.6eLLng Centen by 8 a.m., Vee. 14.
I,
MC- LIBRARY: ReguigJr. howrA continue thnough Vecembelt 21. The IMC will be open duJr...Lngneg.i.6-
~"""'VU.In on book. ne:twLn and debt cte.a.na.nce Janu.a.ny 10-12, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Regu.taJt houM
e6ume Jal1UMY 15.
EN'S VARSITY TENNIS: AU., tenn.i.6 playeJt.6 .inteJ(.uted .in :tJty.ing ou.t 60n the men'.6 tenn.i.6 team
. yetJJr.. .6hOul:<t meet a.t the tenn.i.6 cou.Jt:t.6 on TUe6day, VecembeJt 12 a.t 2:30 p.m.
OVEO QUEEN CONTEST: Phoen.ix. Jaycee6 - 1973 Rodeo 06 Rodeo.6. Ga.t6! 16 you a.ne .6.ingte, have
good appe.aJta.nce, peJt.6onaLUy, hoMeman.6h"-p .6fUU1>you may qua.U6Y non the JC.6 nodeo qu.een.
ou mU.6.t be 18 by FebltUa.ny 1, 1973, and not oven 25 yet:Vl..6 old by Novembelt 15, 197$. VeadUne
on appUc.a.Uon.6- Janiuvty 22, 1973-4 p.m. Foltm.6 ava.Lta.bte .in Vean NoU'.6 066.lc.e;SO-S. <,
OOV SERVICE HOURS - EXAMINATION WEEK
ec.. 18 (Monady)Ca.Utetc1:a -6eJtv.ic.e 11 :45 a.m. - 1: 15 p.m. '
.FfLciL. U.[V.in.ing EEE:!!!.. .6 eJLv.ice Unec.to.6 ed-d.in:hl.g Mea. clpen 60n d.i.ung.
sna.ck i3"aJt .6e1tv.ice.7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
- '4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ec. 19-20 (Tue &Wed) Sna.c~ Ba.Jt .6eJtv.ice 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
1: 00 a•m• - 3: 30 p.m• ctO.6 eq even.ing hoUM
-CONTINUEV ON ' THE BACK-
WANrE1)-RIVE-~tUty, (~:taJr;UYl!J JaruJ.a!l.Y 15) Monday :tlvtou.gh FJLi..day moltvU.ng~ 6ltom 56 Avenue and
GlendCile {end 06 hIM ltou.:tel:to College camplL6 (a6:teJt 8:30 a.m. and be60lte 9:15 a.m.)
Phone 25s-321s a6:teJr. 5 p.m.
SPEECH T06'Rf../AMHJT RESULTS: CongJta:tu.e.a.:ti.o~:to :the memb~ 06 Glendai.e'~ ~peech :team nOlL
theM. n,[nt jiiJi1lc<.pliUon ..[1'1. :the l.J:ta:te I.Jpeech :tou.Jtnamen.:t 01'1. VecembeJr. 1 & 2 at P.ima Commun.Uy
CoUtge .tn TUCl.Jon. ThotJe who cU6tingu..iI.Jhed :theml.Jetvu -in :the :tou.Jtnamen.:t altt M 60U0W6:
Sem-i F.il1.ltt.M:t6 -<.Ill In601tma.:ti.ve SpealUng: Ven.ni6 AI.JI.J..[n..[ and LuUe Zaltemba; Sem..[ F..[rta.£...U,:t.6
.inPeJr.OuM..[ve Sp~lUng: CheJr..i VavM, Vebb..[e (I)~ a.nd Anita. Hun.:t; Sem..[ F..[rta.£...U,t.6 ..[1'1.
ExtempoltaneolM SpealUng: Lu Bethany. Fina.Ul.Jt.6..[n In6oltma.:ti.ve SpealUng weJr.e V.iclU
ChJt.Mtia~en, Viane Vzwonlwl.JlU a.nd Lu Bethany. Sem..[ F..[rta.£...U,t.6 in Oltai In.:teJr.pJtetailon WM
J.im Ba!t:ton, ami Jim ail.Jo :took3lLd Place. in PeJtI.JUM..[ve SpealUng.
The :tou.Jtna.men.:t WM 1.J:tJtu.c:tu.Jted I.JO :that FlLuhman, SophomolLu, JUn..[OM, and Se..uOM competed .in
one MvM..[on lLegaltdtUI.J 06 :the ex:ten.:t 06 :t1J,e1Jt expvUence. Thltough :the e6601tt.6 06 :thue
~:tuden.t.6, Glendale. placed I.J e.cond amOl1g :the.~ (wen ~i:ta:te j Un..[OIL coUegu wh-i.c.h paJt:t(.c<.pated
and Ki6:th amo119 :to:tal coUe.gu paJt::t.[e.[pa.:t.[ng;
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
~ ~ U:il cd] ~ [Ji) ~ [b) (U]~ ~ ~ ~ 0[fl)
GOOO West O[i:ve u4venue
VOLUME 8 NU'MBER ji MCCCD DECEMBER 18, 1972l
Away,
Away
HOME GAME
Gymnasium
Gymnasium
Gymnasium
Away
Student Center
At Phoenix College
HOME· GAME
Campus
Campus
Away
7:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
7:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
5:45 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
3:00p,m,
7:30 p,m,
All Day
All,Day
7:30 p.m.
9:)0 a ,m,
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
CALENDAR -OF EVENTS: M-T-W"Th 18-21 FINAL EXAMINATIONS-No Club Meetings
Or Social Activities
21 WRESTLING: Phoenix College
22 SEMESTER RECESS BEGINS
22 BASKETBALL: S~ottsdale
24 GeC LIBRARY CLOSED
26 WRESTLING: District High School
Take down Tournament
Wed-Thur 27-28 ,BASKETBALL: Christmas High School
Fri-Sat 29-30 Tournament '
Wed-January 3 BASKETBALL: Phoenix College
Thur-January '4 A,W.A.R.E. Orientation '
Fi r-Sa t 5-6 WRESTLI NG: AZ Tou rnament
Friday 5 BASKETBALL: Mesa C,C,
Saturday 6 ACT Tests
6 Evening Registration
6 BASKETBALL: ASU
9 ORIENTATION FOR NEW STUDENTS
10-11 REGI STMTI ON-Day C1asses
10-13 1ST ANNUAL "P.C.-ASU SWING" Speech
Tournament
Wednesday 10 BASKETBALL: Central AZ 7:30 p.m. Away
Wed-Thur 10-11 Evening Registration 6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Campus
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Sunday
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
Wf'd-Thur
\<Jed-Sat
BOOK BUY 'BACK w.iU. be Ve.c.embeJt 19-:-20-21, 9 a..m. t.o Noon, 1 p.m. t.o 5 p.m. a.nd 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
7'r'E(SrtTSt'i'Rt NORTH VOORS. . .
A. C. T. T.0. N. VOLUNTEER=- TnteJtu:ted in -<mpMving OWl. .60c.ie;ty'l Tnen, you. .6hould c.on.ta.c;t fht6.
WeJu1etien at 943-8044 a.6:teJL 6:30 p.m. a.bou.:t being a. UnlVeJt.6.ity 'Yealt 60JL A.C.T.r.O.N. Vo.t.u.nteeJL.
You. w.iU. JLe.c.uve $2500 a. fjelJJt. 60JL yOWl. .6 eJtvic.u 6Jwm :the goveJLnment. '
TMC-UBRARY: Regu..taJr. hoUJt..6 c.ont.inue:thMU9h Vec.embeJt 21. The TMC will be open duJrh1g Jteg,u-btiitlOn
60JL book JLdwtn a.nd deb:t c.teaJu1nc.e Ja.WJ.aJr..y 10-12, 7:30 a..m.-4:30 p.m. Regu.taJt hou.Jr.4
Jtuwne ]a.WJ.aJr..y 15.
MALESTUVENTS: student.6 WUlbe needed to ,u.6u.e c.aJt .6:t.ic.keJt.6 duJrh1g da.y.6 06 iteg.ill:tJta.tion.
Young men LiteJLu:ted ht thi6 :type 06 emptoyment, tA1hlclt p4y.6$7. 60 peJt hoUlt, .6hould .6..tgn up in
Vea.n 06 stu.dent.6 o66ic.e.
GLENDALECO£ ~lTY COLLEGE
GOOO West Ofive Avenue
T BULLETIN
c;:oa; L r ',Ll ~ r
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.. ttiiI; ,.u 4
Student lounge
Away-California
- Gymnas i IJm
Dining Ha 11
Coun.ci 1 Cham~.rs
Gymn~sium
Foyer
foy~r
Counci t Chambe rs
Away
Gymnasium
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-S:OO p.m.
12:20 p.m._
}2:20 p.m.
3:00p.m.
10:00 a.m.-} :30 p.m~
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
CLASSES BEGIN .
CHANGE OF PRoQRAM F'E~ BEGINS
LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
Evening RegistratIon
A.S. Executive Board Me~ting
WARA: Basketball lntramurals Begin
WRESTLING: Central AZ
ASU-AF-ROTC StatTon J15
Peppardine College Representative
on Campus
Veteran's Club Meeting
CHANGE OF PROGRAM ENOS
WRESTLING: AZ Western
BASKETBALL: Cochise College
REGISTRATION CLOSES
(Day &Evening Classes)
Men's tntramurah~· Weight
Lifting EntrIes Close
WRESTLING: Cypress Tournament
BASKETBALL: Eastern Arizona
GeC LIBRARY OPEN
17
18
i8
18
19
19
19-20
20
21
23 Book Review-Lecture Series
Miss Lynn Wiliiams-~ermany& the
Experiment in Internltlonal Living
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••
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Hona~y' ... - f5'-
15
is
15-18
16
16
16-
16"17
17
Friday
Thursday
Tue-Wed
Wednesday
rri-Sat
Saturday
Sunday
COMING EVENTS:
r'uesdiy .
M..T;:.W-Th
Tuesday
10B PLACEMENT ·ANV CAREER ·SERIJICEStP£acemett.t -6Vtv1..c.e .i6 ava.U.t.tbLfl. ;to aU -6.tu.dMh a..tt~
TleJiillil..e Communzt{; CoU:eg~ ..tiJ1.g 06 j{}b~ Wt./t<!J'l:tttj ava.-Ua.b..e.e will be 60und pcI.6.ted on the
Bu.UetbI 80CVtd jU1:i.t i.»JJi.de. .th.~ dooJt.. a.t ..the. -sou;tJr.Mh.t e,n:t!tltnCe 06 tlte Ca6e:tetUi:t. The CaJtl?eJL
Se.tv~e.5 066..tc.e.may wo be able. ;f..o help w,Uii you,,'r. PMotem-s Olt qt1UW;U Iteg~ ijoWt
~CiVteeJt.
~mESENTATIV~ -FROM -ASl1.:.AIR-FORCE':ROrC wLU.. bti Ort oWtCJJ.mptUl on Tuudtuja.nd Wednuda.y, Ja.n.
16 aM 17. InteJc."'q,i1.iif7.:tu.aeritimay vto"..U:.. IAtUh .them .in the 6oYeJt. o~ .the student Centrvt. between.
10: 00 a.. m. a.nd 1:;0 p. m. .
'REPRESENTATIVE FROMPEPPERVINECOLLEGEht Lc~ An.ge.tu·witt be on owr.. eampu.& on Wednuda.y,
1anJlMY 17, 1~n .-rn:teJLu1ei1 <5:tUa~ '"ia.y v..uil wUh the. Jt.epJL.u e.ntltti.ve a.t .theubitt loc.ated
Ut ::the. 6oYeJLo6 -the stude.r1X. CenteJr..
'fl.OENIX JAYCEES ROVEO OF -ROVEOSg.UI 'CONTEST: G~!1 ! 6 you. Me l..tngl.e, ha\J.'e a. good
iPPMiUi'nc.e., y.JeM0iiiiV.£ij, hoJt.oema.M - .$ k11LS you may qiUJLLtY fioJr. the JC'.6 !todeoqu.ee.t. You.
1CUt be 18 by FebJw.aJc.y 1,1973, a.nd not; oveJt~5 yetJ)U., oU by NovembeJt15,1913. Ve.adU,te.
104 a.ppUc.a;UOn6 - Janu.aJt.y 22, 1973 - 4 p.m. FbJUtl,s a,va.U.a.ble in Vea.n NeU'l. OnfJ.ic..e, SO-112.
~SUN CITY-YOUNGTOWN ROTARYCLUB'SCH()LARSHIPS: -One $45 -a.t«l.Jtd 6oltl1.n cU:.hle.t~ (utd one $45
lt~WUI 1:O.to~ l1eidy ,studiiit:-'P.lcJi lip app'l:lc,;il[tn1.6 In ..thit Couvu,eUng/F.ina.na...UU. AJ.dl, 066-l.c.e•
.ATE REGISTRANTS: You may ob.ta.b1IJOWr. LV. Ca,.,~.d ht the 1)eal1 o6Student;'.6 066"£~t (SO-109f.
t,,- -6u.it...'e~:tO oJiUW !f01J)r. rtUmbeJt 8 CA'td w,{,tl1 you. The.. 'Oea.n 06 Stltd(lJt;t'.6 06~,ic.e. JAtoMted ju~t.
loJtth 06 -the Stltdent CtlJ'tteJt..
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 WEst Olive Rvenue
vaLUME 8 NUMBER 19 MCCCV JANUARY 22, 1973
Counci 1 Chambers
Away
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
Gymnasium
11 : 30 a. m. -1 : 00 p. m.
11 : 00 a. m.
:ALENDAR OF EVENTS:
fuesday 23
23
23
Wednesday 24
Thursday 25
25
25
Friday 26
26
Saturday 27
Sunday 28
28
COMING EVENTS:
M~T":W:-Th-F 29-2
Tuesday 30
30
Friday 2
Saturday 3
Sunday 4
4
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Miss Lynn Williams-GERMANY
& the Experiment in
International Living
Advisory Board Meeting
Men's Intramura1s: Weight Lifting
Competition Begins
BASKETBALL: Yavapai
MECHA Meeting
Veteran's Club Meeting
BASKETBALL: Palo Verde
Menls Intramurals: Tennis Entries
Close (Singles-Doubles)
WRESTLING: ASU Open Tournament
WRESTLING: ASU Open Tournament
GCC Li brary Open
ARTISTS' SERIES: Phoenix
Symphony Concert
Activities Fair
Book Review-Lecture Series
Dr. Ted Barkin-GCC-Sociology
Professor-Passions of the Mind,
IrVing Stone ---
Phi Theta Kappa Meeting
BASKETBALL: Phoenix College
AZ Artist Guild Art Show Reception
GCC Library Open
Artists' Series: Ferrante &
Teicher
11 : 00 a. m.
7:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
12: 15 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:30 p;m.-4:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
Student Lounge
Campus
Gymnasium
Gce Campus·
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
HOME GAME
GCC Campus
Gymnasium
MECHA CLUB MEET!NG: AU. membeJl..6 and othelt -6.tu.dent6 -inteltu:te.d bt the MECHA Club - ptea..o e
a::tt~ee:ungon Thwu,day, JaYLu.aJc.y 25 a.:t 12:15 p.m. '<'YL :the Student Lounge. Thelte will be a.
ta.ble a.:t :the Amvilie.o FcUh. wheJte -in6oJrma.Uon about :the club caYL be obttUne.d. Nw eleciloY!.-6
will be held :tool
SrUVENTNEEVS A RIVE TO ANV FROM SCHOOL. WUUng to help pay nOft. gM. C£.a..o-6 hof.JJL6 Me 8 a..m.
:to 3 p.m• Va1t.y. --co».tad S .137iOwn 24 2-1984•
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GLENVALE ~o.~Ll;qE SPEAKER$" FINISH IN FQqf? W.AI{ mEOR FIRST P~ACE in .t;h?-, .<.nd.[viduat event6
.6we.e.p~1:4~- 4pmpilLUol1ro4wYLYfB :the, ~M4f{UW{.YL9 Speec~cTQW[na.men:t hOA,ted on,A:he caJ!lp~ 06
PhoetUx Cottege al1d AJt1..zo l1Ci Sta.:te unJ..0way 0n Jo.nUMy 10, 11, 1Z. Wah 28 .othbt coUegU
comp~g. ~ ., 9l~J14~e placed 6fu:t in iYLd.<.viduat evento compe,.t,i;Uo YL atong wUh :the CoUeg e 06
Vupa.ge, ,;~t~~ ~YYL) U.L{nCJ.-0; 9du.6t+;·, ~~e, Qd~-64" TexM; and the. U!J.iv,e!t4UY.,c6 ..A1~zona.
IMC ART PRINTS: Get :them whil.e :they £.a..otl A coUemon. 06 ft.epft.odumoY!.-6 06 6a.m0LL-6 pabLtbtg-6,
lJr,a.m~aY1¥·neM~r 60ft. ha.ngbtg, will"be',q.ymabie6oft. .~heck.-out to -6~den.t6o~y 4~9 :the ,
week. 06 J Cttw,aJ1.Y ~ 22,. ' 16' any plUf1.t6 ft.ert1a:<:P1., ~~hey will then. c.iJl.cu..ta.:te fO" ~4C~y, .ctdhK-~.pr.a.:Uo yt
an.d.6ta.66begaMng Janu.a.JJ,y 29.' Uve.n. YOWL'living ft.oom' wah a PiCM-60~"BUg~e:t, on GCtugii{.n.~
Chtet.Lta.t..<.on p'@i)[od Ls·oYLe'-6emu;teJt lind the':UJna Ls 'one pMnt pelt pW'on a,t anygive.n..tWle•
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SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: 'Ffu:t;.,Na.,t,{.ol'l.ctt Bank.---OYLe $25 awMd 60na blU,-tnu-6 rllajoft.; MLL6:t futve
a. 3. 0 gJUide.,aveJta.g-/?: Oft. iYL upphz,. 174 Ob~h -6chooidaM; SUYL, ca~-Youijg:town RO~ Ci.tLb:--~-­Two
$45 ~, ol1e 6on,a~.at~ete and one 60ft. a YLeedy -6.tu.dent.. lU,t 6e tt,;6u€!-. e~dent.
AiRueMdi..:::-:~:.~OYLe ,~50 ~~i:.,t;p..:~q.S'Y?ft.e-engbte.eJt.<.ng .ma.joft. MlJ.1iz .:,be a.6~-~e. '-6.tu.dent and·
M",e a. 2. O. :gJrp.q.e, pGA..vq:·av~~~~Ju~uto .and Autom04ve Whoie.oa.£.eJ.tO A.o.oa~tl,,,:-:---One $150
a.waJLd. Mu..o:t be enJt.oUe.d '<'11 'aLLtomotive. pft.ogJta.m {6 hOLVU'r a'n:a 6e aoii11-lUne -6t:u.de~1-t wah a.
3.0 gMde a'?eJt~e. ·Oft.·'<'~, uP.K>€Jt 1/4 06 h.<.gh -6chQo{ gft.adua:tbtg ~-6; Sa.hu.CVto Kennel Club----­rMee
.6ch,.o£.aJL6~p.o evr.e!a.\t~etbi"?,,oYLe $45 a.waJtd~oft. an a.:tMrUe.((.YLd tJlJo $'4sOj}J(jji[[.o· 6oft.l1eedy
-6tu.dent.o. Mu..o:C :9~ 6~:~e.,;~'" VEAVL'rNE FOR. ALL THESE SCHOLARSHIPS IS FEBRUARY, 2" 1913. .,
Apply ht the COUY!.-6 e1.<.YLg 06 6.<.ce. .
CONTINUEV ON THE BACK
THE TENTH ANNUAL ARIZONA MAID OF COTTON SELECTION wm be hel.d the weekend 06 'ApJLi.i. 27 and n-at the w.lgwam In CUCh6m<f1J'alLk• . AP,,:uca;aon 601tm6 and -in60Juna.:Uon Me ava-U.a.ble a.t
Dean NoU'.6 066-i.ee, SO-H2. VeadUne 60Jt mtUUng .i!> FebJtUlVLy 28, 1973.
SPECIAL MEMBERSHIPANV ACTIVITIES MEETING: The VeteJta.n'.6 Club MembeM.hip VJt-ive .i!> on! We
Me niiiJrlfj tile lMgut e:tiib on c.ampu..& now, and Me .6hooUng 60Jt I NumbeJt one.' Duu have
be.bt Jteduc.e.d t.o $1 peJt .6emu:teJt, and the bene6-i-U to be had aILe moJte nume/LOU.6 than eveJt.
Atlvetelr.a.l1.6, veteJUtn6 wivu, (.IJa/l oJtphan6 a.vtd w.i.doVJ.6 Me welc.ome. We. have .6ome tltemettdoU.6
a.c;t,i,vW,eA c.om-ing up, .60 jo-in the.6un. Mee:t.<.ng: ThuJu,dafj, Ja.nu.a.Jtfj 25, 12:15 p.m., -in t.he.
Counc..U. ChambeM.
ASSOCIATfV WOMEN STUVENTS: 10-inAWS. Fill out. c.omm.i!>.6-ioneJt appUc.ttt.ion6 -in :the. AWS 066-ic.e.,
SO-In, Oil get one. 6Jtom one 06 the 60UJL 066-ic.eM-'-MtVty Pait Waldman, PJteA-i.de.n-t; Te.Jt-i. Jokl'Ulon,
V-i.ee.-pJte.6,(.del1t.; N,i,.ta.MaJtone., SecJt.e:ta.Jty; Joan Vwr.a.n, TJtea.6UJtelr.. Get 1.nvolved .{.n one. 06 t.he
mO.6:ta.c.Uve. oJtgan.iza..Uon.6 on cAmPf.t6 •.
CAR PARKING: AU .6tude.nt4 tVr.e.~~Ue6.te.d to paJtk :thWr. CaJt -in :the. aJtu de.6.igntLte.d 60Jt
iliIdW eaIL paJr.ung.· . . .'
BULLETINS Me. ~.tILibate.d e.veJtlj Monday moJUWtg. stude.nt6 oJt 6ac.uUy who w.i6h .to .6ubm.i.t
aiiUUli.6houtd c/.().60 ..i..n the M.60cUate. Pun 06 Student'.6 C66..i..c.e., so-"2. AU. no.ti.c.u mu.6,t
be 1.n Wltiting. f)EAPLTNE: EVeJtY FlUday at 9 a..m •
.;'
MCCCD JANUARY 29 19'1
o:::TUDL.NT UlLETIN
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Rvenue
",
:: VOLUME 8 NUMBER 20
Home Game
Lounge
Home Match
Home Game
Foyer
SO-109
At Santa Ana
HOME GAME
GCC Campus
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Away
SC-142
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
Noon
7:30p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
Activities Fair
Men's Intramurals: Tennis
Competition Begins
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Dr. Ted Barkin-GCC Sociology
Professor-Passions of the Mind,
by Irving Stone - -- ---
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Phi Theta Kappa Meeting
Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
BASKETBALL: Mesa C.C.
M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
Men's Intramurals: Tug-O-War
Entries Close
Associated Student Budgets Due
WRESTLING: Calif.-AZ Tournament
BASKETBALL: Phoenix College
AZ Artist Guild Art Show Reception
GCC Library Open
ARTISTS' SERIES: Ferrante &
Teicher
Book Review-Lecture Series
Miss Kathleen Brophy
Waiting for the Morning Train
by Bruce Catton
Basketball: Central AZ College 7:30 p.m.
A.S. Film 1-2:30 p.m. &7:30-9 p.m.
Wrestling: Phoenix College 6:00 p.m.
Basketball: AZ Western 7:30 p.m.
GCC Library Open 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
I +=+=+=+=+= I· I -l-+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= i -, I-I = i -+= I-I-I-I-l-I-i I=I=1--+-+=+=+
30
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
M-T-W-Th-F 29-2
Tuesday 30
2
2
2
Saturday 3
Sunday 4
4
30
'30
30
Wednesday 31
Thur.-Feb. 1
Friday 2
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 6
Wednesday 7
Thursday 8
Friday 9
9
Sunday 11
=+=-1 I=I I-I 1- I
WANT .!Q. HELP SOCIETY? Become a "University Year for Action" volunteer for one year and
recieve college credit in addition to $2500. Call Mrs. Werneken, 934-2211, Ext 271 or see
her in LC-166 (Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m.-Noon).
STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE: Effective immediately, all claims and questions relative to
student accident insurance should be directed to the district personnel office at 103 East
Washington, Phoenix, AZ 85002, attention Mrs. Dorothy Caldwell. (Phone: 252-6661 Ext 257)
10TH ANNUAL .ARIZONA MAID OF. COTTON selection will be held April 27 and 28 at the Wigwam in
Litchfield Park. Application forms and information are available in Dean Noll's Office,
SO-112. Deadline for mailing is February 28, 1973.
WOMEN STUDENTS: Sigma Chapter 6fDelta Kappa Gamma will give a $150 scholarship in March,
1973 for use in the 1973-74 s~hpol year. Information and application forms are available
in the Counseling. Office. Applications must be received'~££ before March!, 1973.
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: Robert E. Simpson Memoria1---Applicant" must be 8th grade 'graduate
of Alhambra School District. MustpIari to attend ASU. Must plan to receive degree in field
of education; First National Bank---One $25 award"for a business major. Must have a 3.0
grade average or in upper 1/4 of high school class; Sun City-Youngtown Rotary C1ub---Two
$45 awards, ouefor an athlete and, one for·a needy student. Must be a full-time student.
AiResearch-~-One $50 award to a pre-engine~ringmajor. Must be a full-time student and
have a 2.0 grade point average; Auto and Automotive Wholesalers· Association---One $150
award. Must be enrolled in automotive program (6 hours) and be a full-time student with
a 3.0 grade average or in upper 1/4 of high school graduating class; Sahuaro Kennel Club--­Three
scholarships are available, one $45 award for an athlete and two $45 awards for needy
students. Must be full-time. DEADLINE FOR THE ABOVE SCHOLARSHIPS IS FEBRUARY 2, 1973.
Elks Lodge, B.P.O.E.---Scholarships of various amounts are available for the Elks. Deadline
is February 7, 1973. Inquire in the Counseling Office.
-CONTINUED ON THE BACK-
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST is host1ngDr. Barbara Lawrence at Co-Uni-Bus Friday,February 2
at 8 p.m. Dr. Lawrenee will be sharing how her .faith in Jesus Christ has inspored her in
the field of education. The address is 4125 Hest Lawrence Lane. Go south on·43rd Avenue
to Townley • Turn left at Totomley to 42nd Avenue then .so\1th to La'tvrence Lane. Come and
enjoy an evening of sharing and refreshments ..
WOMEN'S W.A.R.A.: Basketba1lintramur~is have started - Come on out tuesday and Thursday,
12:15 td 12:45 p.m.
WOMEN'S W.A.R.A.: Basketball exttamura1s .... Uonday &Thursday - 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Come out!!!! We need some height!!!!
STUDENT NEEDS A RIDE to AND FROH SCHOOL: Hilling to help pay for gas. Class hours are 8
a.m. to 3 p.m.-naily.-ContaCtS. Brolrn 242-7584. (Note: In'ong phone number was printed
in previous bulletin).
CAR PARKING: All students are requested to park their car in the area designated for
student car parking.
(VOLUME 8 NUMBER 21 MeceD JANUARY 29. 1973
Dining Hall
SC-142
Lounge
Away
GCC'Campus
Student Lounge
HOME MATCH
HOME GAME
Student Center
Student Center
Student Center
Home
Student Lounge
Grill Room
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Council Chamber
Away
HOME GAME
St1,1dent C. F.oyer
7:00p.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:20 p.m.
1:00 p·.m.
3:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30,p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m,
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.; .
1-2:30 p.m.§c7:30-9 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
Following Wrestling
9 p.m.-12
8: 00 P~lA.
9:00 >lirln' -12
1: OO;p~m.
Book Review-Lecture Series
Mr. Eloise Banks will review
"Inside America" by Fred K. Hayford
-liNG "llore Nigger Thinking" by
Baker E. Morten
VA.LENTINE'S DAY
Symphonic Band: Winter Concert
Fro~h Sponsored Dance
Track: NAU-PC-Hesa
"Dimensions 73" Art Show
A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
BOOK REV1EW-LECTURE SERIES
Miss Kathleen Brophy
"Waiting for the Horning Train"
by Bruce Catton
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
WRESTLING: Mesa Community College
Men's Intramurals: Tug-O-War
Competition
BASKETBALL: Central AZ College
ASU-ROTC Representative on G~mpus
Women's Basketball: Intramurals End
Phi Theta Kappa Officers' Meeting
M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
A.S. Film, "The Masque of the
Red Death"
WRESTLING: Phoenix College
BASKETBALL: Arizona Western
AWS "EXPERIMENT" DANCE
Everyone Welcome. $1 Admission
BASKETBALL: Scottsdale
Library Open
66
6
Wednesday 7
7
Wed.~Thur. 7-8
Thursday 8
888
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Feb. 3 - Feb. 24
Monday 5
Tuesday 6
Friday 999
Saturday , 10
Sunday 11
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 13
Wednesday 14
Thursday '15
Friday 16
Saturday 17
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A REPRESENTATIVE FROM BRIGHAH YOUNG UNIVERSITY will be on our:e:a.mpus Qn Wednesday, February
21, from lp.tIl. to l: 30 p.m. Interested students may visit th~{ representative at a table in
the Student Center Foyer. The same representative will also be at the LDS .Institute of
Religion adjacent to our campus on the same afternoon, 1:45 p.m.:until :rp.ti1.
WOMEN STUDENTS: Sigma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will give a $150 schp-larship in: March,
1973 for use in the 1973-74 school year. Information and application'forms are available in
the Counseling Office. Applications must be received on or befoxe. Match 1; 1973.
SCHOLARSHIP: Rooert E. Simpson Memorial--Applic,ant must be Btll;g1;!3:de gradu~te .. ..o£,M1latll~rl:l>
.School District~ Must plan to attend ASU. Must plan to receNe"d:~gree in:; field 'of' education.
CAR PARKING: All students are requested to park their car in the area designated for student
car parking.
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AR}IT R.O.T.C. - Representatives from ASU Army R.O.T.C. will be on
campus Wed. and Thur,.,'Februaty 7.& 8 to interview studentsinterested:i.n the program at AZ
State. They will be stationed at a table in the Foyer of the Student Union, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
EOR SALE: Special one week sale, Feb. 5 through Feb. 9 - regular $3.00 "C liThe Organizer"
from Westab - now only $1.95 at THE BOOKSTORE.
A.W.A.R.E. REMINDER: Monthly meeting to be held Monday evening, Feb. 5, at 7 p.m. in the
Student Union Grill Room. Short business meeting and social. Women over 25 are welcome.
DON'T FORGET--A.W.A.R.E. table in the northeast corner of the Dining Room for coffee and
lunches--everyday. A pla,:;e for all women over'25 tostop,and relax--let's use itl!l
CAMPUS CRUSADE ~ CHRIST is presenting the "New""Beginning, " a contemporary musical group
from AZ. Their music communicates the Christian message creatively and will entertain you
during an evening of inspiration. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. at 4125 W. Lawrence Lane.
Go south on 43rd Ave. to Townley. Turn left at Townley to 42nd Ave. then south to Lawrence.
AVIS I§. SPOJiS(J~IN9. .{~ DA1~C~, featuring lIMota" - Friday, Feb. 9, 9 p.m. to 12. Admission $1
pa.r person.
THE MINT-SEMESTER
AT
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SPRING 1973
The mini-semester will offer short-term courses for anyone who missed regular registration
and would like to enter college at this time.
Currently enrolled students may also enroll in mini-90urses to fill their semeste:t' load
or to replace classes they may have dropped.
CLASS SCHEDULE'
Course # Course Title Section Time Days Instructor Hm. _$em.1J.rs.
BI 115 Natural Resource
Conservation 1137 . 2:00·-2:50 Daily Cavin LS-140 3
DP 101 Keypunch and Data
Recording 1153 arrange smith Tl-128 3
GB 151 Introduction to
Business 1190 12:00-12:50 Daily smith B-l14 3
DT 117 Slide Rule and
Calculators 1259 ':1;2:00-12:50 MWThF L()ng TI-109, 2
EN 102 Freshman English 1389 8:00-8:50 Daily Stump SC-I04 3
FE 102 Co-ed Badminton 1546 9:00-9:50 MWF Knopp Gym 1
FE 20? Co-ed Badminton 1547 9:00-9:50 MWF Knopp Gym 1
BI 104 u. S. History 1615 9:00-9:50 Daily Kennedy SC-142 3
MA 116 Intermediate Algebra 1711 10:00-10:50 Dai1yAcl.a.nk SC-104 3
PI 101 General Psychology- 1855 11:00-11:50 Daily Frost SC-131 3
PI 123 Psychology for
Parents 1869 8:00-8:50 Daily Frost SC-129 3
SO 101 Introduction to
Sociology- 1925 8:00-8:50 Daily Bradley SC-130 3
SE 111 Parliamentary
Procedure 1974 11:00-11:50 MWF Knowles L-156 2
OE 101 Beginning Typing 1204 1:00-2:25 Daily", 'smith B-209 3
Classes will begin on February 19, 1973 and will run for nine (9) weeks.
New students may register for nine hours or less. Fee: $25.00
Currently enrolled students may add classes at no charge unless the addition results in
a ohange of load from nine hours or less to ten hours or more, .whereupon the charge will
be $20.00.
Registration will be held in the Admissions Office, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon and 1:00 - 2:00
p.m. on February 14th and 15th.
With proper certification, veterans may receive G. I. benefits during the mini-semester.
JRW:js
2-5-73
.F.. EBRUARY 12, 1973
~ulW [Q)~~lT ~lUJl[L~lT~~
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 Wes t 01 iV8 Rvenue
3:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Council Chamber
1L: 00 a.m. "'." ··'>;.Studen t Lounge
,-~ , "_.
HOME
Away
Away
GC~ C.~rnpus
Stud~nt Lounge
"",<lHome
Home
Inter im Theater
"c\~uncil Chamber
Life SC, Rm 143
'.' ,.)i.way
. Student' Lounge
YlJma, AZ
.,Away
Student Center
Meet atll1fo-.Desk
Student Lounge
...L'
,Meet at InfQ~Desk
Away
. Student Lounge
M~et at I nf'o • .{)esk
J' , , .'~C-142
. \
11 :00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Noon
3:30 p.m.
7:3'Op.rn.
11:30 a.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12: 15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
1: 00 p.m.. .....
2 p.m. &';'7'-:30' 'p.m.'
2:00 p.m.
1: 30 p.m. -4: 39 p ~m.
, '. . . . ; ~.\"
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12: 15 p.m.
12:20 p.m. eouncihChamber
1:00 p.m.-2:30p.m.;,Councih Chamber
1:Oc> p.m~ & 7:30p.m.' Student Lounge
3:00p.m. ';eouncil Chamber
4:30 p.m. Gymnasium
9 a.m.-Noon & 1-2 p.m. Admissions
7:30 p.m.
9:00 p~m."'l2.
Mini-Semester Starts
Book Review-Lecture Series
Mr. Mel Weiser-GCC English Professor
liThe Art of Acting"
Basketball: Yavapai C.C.
Tennis: Scottsdale
Drama Production lIThe Heiressll
19
20
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
14-15
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
16-17
16
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 12 WARA Basketball Tryouts
12, Christian Science Meeting
13 BOOK REV IEW-LECTURESER IES
Mrs. Eloise Banks wil'1 review
"I ns ide Arne'risa"byFred K. Hayford
IINo More ,t-Hg'ge'r ThiriklJlg" by
Baker Eo Morten .. '........ .
Co-Un i-Bus Prayer Meeti n9
Phi Theta Kappa General Meeting
WARA Badminton Intramurals
Advisory Board Meeting
Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
A.S. Film
Co-Uni-Bus Leadership Class
WARA Basketball Game .
MINI-SEMESTER REGISTRATION
VALENTI NE IS DAY
Co-Uni-Bus Bible Rap
WARA Basketball Practice
BASKETBALL: Eastern Arizona
A.S. Film
Co-Uni-Bus Prayer Meeting
MECHA Meeting
WARA Badminton Intramurals
Veteran I,S Club Meet i ng
Students for Progress Meeting
Menls Tennis: Phoenix College
Symphonic Band: Winter Concert
BASEBALL: AZ[)esert Western Classic
BASKETBALL: Cochi se Co 11 ege
FROSHS'PONSORED DANCE
"Hi 11ery Blazell - Everyone Welcome
17 TRACK: NAU-P.e.-Mesa c.e.
l? WRESTLING: AZ Western Conference
17 WARA Basketball-GCe vs Eastern AZ
18 Libraty'Open
Wed-Thur
Wednesday
tuesday
Fr)":S·at·
FrJday,·
S~tu.rday
Thursday
Sunday
COMING EVENTS:
MonaflY .
TuesCla\{'
20
Thar~~ay' 22
Th7Fri-Sat 22-24
. .. , . - ~_.~''':'':''.''''''i'''lio'_\........... -. -:-- __.__."";'"- _ - - - - -,---
AFS'VANCE: The M-bocia,ted FftO-bh S:tu.dent-b vJUi. -bpotUOft a dan.c.e on. FebJw.My 16, nectt.uJUng
TrffilleAY &aze." 9:00 p.m.-12 Admu-bion. will be 75¢ - Tho-be wUh 1.V., nltee. ..
BETHANY CObLEGE REPRESENTATIVE: A ltepJtuen.ta,t,[ve nltom Be:thany CoUesG;,9Li.vteL5boltg, KatUaA'«Ji,U
be on ouJt.c.ampu.s on Thf.JJt.6day, FebJw.MY 22, 1973, at 10: 30 a.m. InteAuted:i-b:tude.nt6 may v,uU
w'uh:the- Jt,e.pftU eltta.tive at a. .:table in :the FOYeA 06 :the student Ul'Lion. . ;i ' "
A.W.A.R.t.--The Va-Uey 00 :the SUI1 clutp:teA On A.W.A.R.E. U onneJU.ng a -bc.ha.tdMhip 6oJt. a '.
woman -btiLaent On 25 oJt. oide!!.. Student mu.st be nu.tt-:Ume -btude.V'.:U 12 hoWtA olt moJt.e. Ve.a.dUl1e
n0lt nJ.L[n.g appUc.a.:U..ono U MMC.h 1,1975. Come.:to :the CounoeLil1g 066ic.e 601t al1 appUc.ati.cm.
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA: AltepJt.ue~ve 6Jt.om :the U 0-6 Awill be on. OWLc.ampu.s on Tuuda.yt'
Fe6/tWVr.!f 2T,6/tom 9: 30 un.:tU n30 p.m. InteAuted -btudeYLt6 may -bee :the ltepJt.u e~v e at a
.:table in the 60fjeA noJLth ·ofs the c.a.fideJUa..
WOMEN STUVENTS: Sigma ClutpteA ofi VeUa. Kappa Gamma will .give a $150-bc.ho,f.aJU,iUp,..i.n MCVLc.h,
1973 no/t u.sej.n the 19:73-74 -bc.hoot yeaJ1.,. InfioJUna;t.[ol1 al1d appUc.a.:U..on fiolUn6 aJte avaJ.ta.btein
:the Counoee+I19' Obbie,e. AppUc.at"{o~ mU6t be Jt.ec.uved anon ben0lte MMc.h 1, 1913.
CONTINUEV ON THE BACK
BYU REPRESENTATIVE: A !l..e.PiLe4e.n;tat,{,Ve. 6!l..om BJrJ.gham Young UVLiveJl.,6..i.:ty wm be. on GUll.. campU6 on
('Je.dne4day 1 Fe.b!l..ua.!l..y 21 1 bJt.om 1 p. m. .:to 1: 30 p. m. In.:teJLe4.:te.d .6.:tuden.:t.6 may v,u,..i.:t .:the. !l..e.p-
!l..uen.:touve. at a. .:table. in .the. S.:tude.nt Ce.n.:teJL FOyeJL. The. .6ame. !l..e.p!l..e4en.:ta..:tive will a..t.6obeat
.:the. LVS 1I1.6Wu.-te. On ReL<..gion adja.ce.n.:t .:to UUIl.. campU!.> on .:the. .6ame. a6.:te!l..noon l 1:45 p.m. un-tU
3 p.m.
BOOK REVIEW: H'L. Jack HoJLtl!..y w..{ll !l..e.view "An.:thony T!l..oilope." by lamu Poke HenneMY, We.d­Y1.
uday, Fe.6!l..ua)uj 14 1 a;t 7:30 p.m. in .:the. COi71:7i:m..i.:ty Room 06 ,the. Velma Teague Lib!l..a.!l..Y,
Glendale..
HELPING HANV FOR V~S: Ve..:teiLW1.Q.6 who oJ1.e. !l..e.-tU!l..VLing .:to, O!l.., jU6.:t .6:t.aJLUng .6chool call1ook
60!l..eJAJa.!l..d .:to having .:tt1.eJJz. adjU6,tmen.:t .:to campw.i U6 e. made. a b..i.:t e.MieJL. The. Ve..:t'.6 C.tu.b at,
GCC i.6 de4igned :to a..6.6.iA:t vet.6 ,[I'l. 6inding job place.me.n.:t 1 .6.tJt.a..,[gh.:teVLing OM di66icuUiu w.i.:th
,the. VA a.nd be.e-oming o,ue.V1:te.d .:to aco.demic fine.. The. Ve;t'.6 Club ,u, made up 06 me.mbeJl.,6 who
6eJ1..Ve.d in .:the aJif,1e.d nC!l..e~~ On .:the_ US a.nd no membe.ll.. ,u, !l..e.qwUr.ed .:to P0.66e46 al1Y .6pe.d6ic .:type
06 fuchMge.. AU th.a:t i.6 a.6f<.ed 06 :the. V()...:tv~a..!'L i.6 .:that he wan.:t.6 .:to ge-t a neLlJ .6.:ta.!l...:t on a
be..:t.:te!l.. way 06 LL6 e a.nd have. nun doing lz!
10T/{ ANMUAL ARI ZCNi~ Mi\IV OF COTTON L> ef!.ec;t.[o VI. w-!.U be. hei.d Apill 27 and 28 at .:the. Wiguwn in
LUch6,[e1Cl PM/i. ApPUca..Uon riOJml-6 c..yI.(;~ in60!l..mxUon Me. available. in Vean {voil'.6 066ice,
SO-112. Ve.a.dR.....Lte. 60!l.. ma.U1..ng i.6 FebJtLtMIj 2S 1 1973.
ROSERT E. SIMPSON MEMO:<IAL: Two $3'7D I.icn.o£.aMhJ...p6. ReqwUr.emenu Me: 1. Muo.:t be glLadu.a..:te
18.:th glLade.} 06 AEhambltO- Schoof.. V,u,:tJue:t; 2. Mu..6.:t plan .:to ~d. ASU; 3. Muo.:t be. al1 edu-cation
majo!l... Vc.acLU.ne. to!l.. 6..iUng if.:, MMCh 15. AppUcetUol1.6.(rz. Coun6eUng Cen.:teJL.
AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALERS OF ARIZONA: A $150 .6cho.tM.6hip 60!l.. uoe. at GCC. ReqwiJLe.ment6:
1. EV/.!l..oUed ,[1'1. fJill-;Ume. cowr..se. with 6 hoU!l..6 in aMomoUve; 2. EinaYLCi.ai.. need; 3. 3.0
g!l..ade poin.:t a.ve;'tag e. AppUr..a.tion..6 in Coun6eUng Cel1.:te.ll...
THE WESTERNER: A $300 .6 cho.P...M.6 hip. VeacLe-~ne tlcuLch 1. See COUI16eU.n.g Cel1.:teJL 60!l.. mO!l..e
de..:ta.ili •
CAMPUS CRUSAVE FOR CHrUST t'.'Ut be .6poMorvi..l1g a. ge-t .:toge-theJL caUed "Co-UVLi-BU6" on Fll..iday
e.ve.rU.ng l Feb!l..W7J1.y 16.:th at 8:00 p.m. Sandy Huc.kd, eoach 60!l.. .:the. "PhoeVLix Roa.cl.JW.nl1eJL.6"
hoek.e.y .:team, wlU be ;U:e. gU.e4t I.i pe..ake.ll... Re6!Le.6 hmen..:t.6 will be. .6 e.Il..ved. The loca.;t,i..on ,u,
4125 W. Law!l..e.nce. Lane.. Go l.iou..:th on. 43!l..d AveV/.Ue..:to Towniey. TU!l..n le.6.:t at Town.tey.:to 42n.d
Avenue .:the.n .6outh .:to Lawne.n.ce..
ATTENTION ALL STUVENTS: I~ you.. Me c.cuilttj.[n.g ten .6e.mu.:teJL hoU!l..6 w..i.:th a cu.mulaUve. aVe.ll..age 06
3. 5 O!l.. bille.ll.., phl The:ta.. Kappa w..{ll be.. blV::i.a;t.A.1'l.g H2.L\) me.mbeJl.,6 tlMclt 9. 16 you .:think you.
Qu.a.Lt6YI an.d have. not !l..eceA.ved O-n bu"t)..a;t[on lc..:ttL.i'L, eon.:tae:t .:the. /;(~m/~.6;ol16 066ice be60ILe
Fe.b!l..UMY 16. ALL PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS; je..welJz.y i.6 available. a;t .:the Book stO!l..e..
STUVENTS FOR PROGRESS: .[5 havi!1.g a Yn'2..e;t{..n9 ..th,tJ.:, ThU!l..6dayan.d e.ve.ll..Y ThuMday at 12:20 p.m.
in Ream 143 in ,the. Lite.. SUer1c.e. Billdlng. We.. We.ll..e. .:the. an~ who held .:the TMnR.6giving Vay
dinneJL, and now we would Uf2.e .6ome. mO/Le. p!l..Oje.C.:tA. We. need ideu; .60 come.:to .:the me.eting
and gJ.ve uo 60me. 06 yowvs.
CRANSTON AMENVMENT: I.:t J../.; .t-lme ,to do .60mUMJII.g; no.:t on.ty 60!l.. yotJ.Jt.6d6 bu.:t a.l60 60!l.. GCC.
Plte4idel11 N,[xon hal> 6ltozeJ1 $25 mi.tUon wo!l...:th aD app!l..opJtJ.a..t...i.On6 60!l.. .:the CILan6.:ton Amendme.nt.
Th..t.6 amendmen.:t would ltC,e..eMe $.'350 PV1. ve..:te.fL.an l aftencUng GCC 1 .:to be uoed 60!l.. .6chool -impILove-men.:
t. TheJLe Me.. a.pp.'Lo'Xlma.:tely 1400 ve;te.ll..al1.6 on .:th.iA ca.mpuo. FigU!l..e..i.:t OM; ..i.:t can onR...y
help you a..6 l.i.:tudrz..Vl.tA o.nd ta.xpa.ye/U>. Can..:ta..c.:t any ve..:t and le-t'.6 ge-t ..i.:t toge-the!l...
;';'"1:..''. r1':1: Ve:t.'l1 on ,the.. 11.th and 18.:th 06 Feb!l..U.My, .:the MAU Ve-teJLan6 Club ,u, .6p0n60Mng a
Snow Bow.~ Wp. Sk,Ur1g 1 ..:~ {zcX[ng 1 paJL.:tJ...u 1 and conveJl.,6ing Me aU on .:the agetUla. RUe!l..va­tiOI1.6
mu..6.:t be made. by Fe.b. 14. In-te!l..eA.:ted? Con.:tae:t Geo!l..ge Pau..tu..6 O!l.. leave !l..e4e.1l..vatiOn6 in
Mil... Hoe66 e1. r.6 06Mce in :the Plo.c..cme..n.:t Cente!l..
CAR PARKING: AU 6.:tu.de.nJ"J.> atr..e JLe..qUe4.:te.d .:to pafL!2. .:theiJt CM in .:the Mea du-i..gn..ated 60!l..
.6.:tu..den.:t CM pa!l..king.
VOLUME 8 NUMBER 23 -----M-cceD-------------f-EBRUARY 19,' 1973 !
Lounge
T2-103
Pool
Campus
HOME
Foyer
Foyer
Lounge
SC-142
T2-l03
HOME
T2-103
At P.C.
HOME
Room #5
Student
Student Center
Student Lounge
Student
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Student Lounge
11 : 00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
11 : 00 a. m.
7:30 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Seagull
12:20 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-l :30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
12:20 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
MINI-SEMESTER STARTS
Buddhist Insight Meditation Lecture
Christian Science Meeting
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mr. Mel Welser~ GCC Engl ish
Professor~ Jonathan Livingston
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
BASKETBALL: Yavapai C.C.
BYU Representative on campus
Bethany College, Kansas-Interviews
AWS Speaker "Self Defense"
MECHA Meeting
Drama Production "Plaza Suite"
Men's Tennis: Scottsdale
Drama Production "Plaza Suite"
WRESTLING: Southwestern Tournament
BASEBALL: AZ C.C. Conference
Tournament
ACT Tests
Artist Guild Art Show Closes
Drama Production "Plaza Suite"
GCC Swim Marathon
GCC Library Open
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20
20
20
20
21
22
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23-24
23-24
Monday
Friday
Fri . '""Sat.
Saturday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tuesday
24
24
24'
Sat. -Sun. 24-25
Sunday 25
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 27
Wednesday
Thursday
Book Review-Lecture Series
Donald W. Baerresen
27 Orchestra Concert
Friday~ Mar. 2 Mid-Term Grade Period Ends
2 Assoc. Students Sponsored Dance 9:00 p.m. Student Center
v v v ~ v ~ v v ~ v v v v v v v v v v v v ~ ~ v v ~ ~ v v ~ v v v******v v v* v***
CORRECTION- PH! THETA KAPPA MEMBERSHIP: Any !Jtuden.:t6 c.aJVuJ-<.ng a 6ull. :t.i.me load 06 12 hof.,(JU,
oJr.. moJr..e. wUh a c.um'U1Lttive. aVeJ1.age. 06 3.5 oJr.. be.tteJ1. who have. not ne.c.uve.d an but)iE[on 1.e:t:teJ1.,
ple.a.6e c.on..tac.t the adm-<-.s!J-<.oM o66-<'c.e. and leave a mU.6age. -<.n MM. GMnd.t'.6 mailbox. be60ne
FebJr..ua.Jty 22.
SCHOLARSHIPS: AppUC.LttioM & -<.n60Jtmmon may be. ob.ta..-<-ned -<'n the. COUMe..U..n.g Cen..tVt.
Robill E. S)mp.6on Me.moJt-i.a.J!..--Two $370 .6c.holaMh-<-p.6. AppUc.an..t mu.ot be. a gltaduate (8.th gltade.J
06 AlFUtiriGlta School V-<-.6:th.lc..t, mu.ot plan .to a.tten.d ASU, mu.ot be. an e.duc.a..tion majolt. Ve.a.dUne
fioJr.. 6-<-Ung -<-.6 MMC.h 15.
S-<.gma Chap.teJ1. 06 Ve.Ua. Kappa Gamma--A $1 SO .6c.holaMlup .to be. awMde.d -<'n MMC.h fiolt u.oe. -<'n .the.
1973-14 .6c.hool. ye.aJt... Folt a woman .6,tuden..t. VeadUne fiolt 6ilin.g -<-.s MMC.h 1.
Automotive WholuMe.Jt.6 {}i AZ--A $150 .6c.holaJL6h-<-p fiolt u.se. at GCC. AppUc.a.n..t mU.6.t be. e.Moiled
..in a tsiill-llie. C.OUMe. w h 6 htt.6. -<.n automotive.. Have. a fiblitl1Ua.J!.. ne.e.d, & 3.0 GPA.
The. Wu.tV1.nvr.--A $300' .6 c.holaJL6h-<-p. Ve.a.dUl1e.-MMC.h 1. "
A. W. A. R. E. --The. Vqt,J!..e.yio6.the. San Cha.p.tvr-.qn;A.:W. A.R.~'. 'U' 066 eJl-.i.rLg a.6chotw'f1J(p"i)olt' a., woman
.6,tude.n..t 0b 25 On oldeJ1.. Stude.n..t mu.o.t be. a bull.-:t.i.me. .6,tude.n..t. Ve.a.dUl1e.-Ma.Jt..ch 1, 1913.
MJt, Foltc.e. ROTCSc.hotaMh-<-p--Me.11 an.d wome.n .6,tude.n.t.6 who CUte. .tJtaI1.66eJ1.Jt..-<-ng to one ofi .the. .thJte.e.
.6ta1e. un..tveM.Wuandrpho Me.: .tft;[n4Ji:l1g',(i1boEd: 'e~'~ng', aJ~OifC <plLogM!,m, Itltt'q(,O'll;;; eU-gib.te fiolt a,
.6c.ho1!..M.6h-<-p. ' The.y alLe ~on $23QO"ou..t~,rJ6';4>.:ta,fe.paJtd.v:$14 00 bf.6We.., ".l':;' <, ': ( ,:\~." '
c.e de. Matthew W'cae."Mc.moJ:tla...t Sc.holaM.M -fi~,;$.400'.,:gnan..t ;(;q, a,JgJLa.du:q;t)...ng',(:&o.pnomo/f.e..who .
-<.-n..ten., .to,e.J1Jto ,{.n. :e:'j.ukUon,Ye£lJi: ,'i,',a, OU)L::~Yea/l;reduc,a;tiQl1q£>,>'F.14~o.rw~'fhe(a;mourt.t M .
fiolt $200 each .6 eniu.te.tt. AppUc.an.:t6 mti.6.t be. .60M on daughte.Jt.6 06 Wzol1a Ma..60M, W-<.-dOW6 ofi
AZ Ma..6ol1.6, Ma..6orv~ -<.n good .6.ta.n.d-<-l1g -<.n al1 AZ lodge..
NAU REPRESENTATIVE: A lte.pltue.vLta,tive. nltom NoJt.theJtn AZ Un-<-Ve.Jt.6Uy will be. on OUlt c.a.mpu.o
Tue.oday, Ma.Jtc.h 6, 1973 - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
BETHANY COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVE: A ne.pltue.vr..ta..t.i.ve. n!l.om Bethany Coile.ge., L-<'VLd.6boltg, Kan.6a..6
w.LU be. on owe. c.a.mpu.o 011 Thii't.6d.a.y, Fe.b!l.UMy 22, 1913, at 10:30 a.m. In..teJtu.te.d .6,tude.nt/., may
v-<-.6li wUh the. Jr..e.phe.oe.n..ta.tive. at a table. -<.n the FoyeJ1. 06 the. stude.n..t Un-<-on.
CONTINUEV ON THE BACK
VRAMAPROVUCTI0N: "~ememhVt Neil S).mon '.6 -6n1a.6h W, Plaza. Su..i.te? VM yoLt -6 ee U ILecen-te.y
on TV? (Ilell 16 you Lik.ed U, heJte '.6 yoWl chanc.e to .6ee U again, Live and on .6tage.! WheJte?
lYLteJUm P.f.aYbox TheatVt, T2-103. Nhen? Fe.bIlUIJItlj 22, 23, 24 - 8 p.m. a.l.60 Fe.blWtVtlj 22, 23
a,t 2: 30 p.m. How much? $1 60!l. 066 c.ampM guuu and nllee 601l GCC .6,tude.nt6 tllUh 1.V. CMd.6.
Von ':t rn£6.6 ·U!"
CAR PARKING: AU .6,tudent6 Me lleque.6£ed :to pOJLk. :theiJr.. c.OJL ,(.n :the Mea dU.igntLted nOll.
.6ludeYLt CM palLlUng.
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VOLUME 8 NUMBER 24
Cal ifornia
GeC Campus
MU~124
GCC Pool
HOME
GeC ealTlplJs
Student I..ollnge
Away
Student Center
Council Chamber
Council Chamber
Student Center
Student U Foyer
At Tempe
Student Lounge
HOME
Counc i 1 Chamber
Student U Foyer
Student Lounge
MU-124
sC-142
LS-143
Worthington, Min.
Day Sat
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
After 4 Fri-A11
9:00 a.m.-Noon
Noon-3:30 p.m.
1: 00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30
3:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
12:20 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-3:00
2:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
4:30 p.m.-6:00
7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-3:00
11 : 00 a.m.
Initiation 6:00 p.m. Student lounge
Banquet 7:00 p.m. Grill Room
8:00i;!.m.-4:00p.m. HOrne
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Year for Action" volunteer for one year and re­Can
Mrs. Wemeken;, 934-2211;, Ext 271 o~ seeh;,e.r ..
Book Review-:-Lecture Series . 11 :90
Dr. Matt: O! Hanhila-SJide Presentation
of Arizona Hi~tory
9 Ph i Theta Kappa .
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2-3
2-3
33
3
4
Fri day
Saturday
Wednesday
Fri-Sat
Sunday
COt-'" NG EVENTS:
Tuesday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday - 26 WARA BASKETBALL: Maricopa Tech.
26 Christian Science Meeting
27 U of A Representative on Campus
27 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Donald Baerresen, V.P. Thunderbird
Graduate School-Politics! Society
in Mexico by Martin Needler and
~xica.n Democracy: A Critical View,
The Allyn S Bancon Series, also
liThe Investor and Retiree's Mexicoll
by Don Campbe 11
Advisory Board Meeting
Co-Unf-Bus Meeting
Orchestra Concert
US Navy Representative on Campus
MEN'S TENNIS: ASU-JV
A.S. Speaker-Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
GOLF: AZ Intercollegiate Tournament
Student Recitals
MECHA Meeting
Students For Progress Meeting
WRESTLING: National Tournament
MID-TERM GRADE PERIOD ENDS
Men's lntramurals: Softball £htries
Close
2 dASEBALL: Mesa C.C.
2 A.S. Sponsored Dance
Eve ryone Weleorne
TRACK: Long Beach Relays
Sagua,r.o State Kennel .C lub Dog Show
Mus"ft: t$cho1a rsh i p Aud i t ion Day
D.ivin·g Class
BASEBALL: ';Mesa C.C.
LIBRARY OPEN- .. :
Th-Fri-Sat
Friday
Saturday 10 WARA: Worrien'sGym~astics
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WANT TO H..ELP SOCIETY? Become a tlUniversity
aeweaot't(Jge c:tleditin addition to $2500.
in LS-166 (Monday-Friday:l 9:30 a.m.-Noon).
AL~ NATIONAL;DEFENSEIDIRECT STUDENT LOAN RECIPIENTS are reminded that befo:tle they 'leave GZen­daZe
.porru:nu:nity CoZlege they must complete an EXIT INTERVIEW 'lJJith the Student 'Financial Aid
Offiae:tl.:: Th.~s Ym{.st be ac'complished befor-e the t:tlanscript may be :tIel.eased. If you have any·
questions;, please contact, the Student Financial. Aid Officer in the Counseling Center.
Tuesday
27
27
27
28
28
28
, Th-Fri - Mar 1-2
Thursday, Mar 111
1-3
.2
2
STUDENTS WHO ARE IN !!§§!2 Q!. MONEY to assist them for the baZance of this academic year should
contact tr;;;-Student Fi.nanciaZ Aid Officer in the Counseling Center. This inaZudes any .
student seeking a grdnt;, loan or> j"ob~ . Ther>e ar>e still fundsavaiZabZe in the ar>easof:
Educational. Opportu;nity Gr>ants, College Work-Study;, National, Dir>ect Student Loans;, FederaZZy
Insur>ed Student'Loaris:~'~ur'singStudent' Loans, Nursing Student Scholar'ships:l LaM Enfor'cement
Education Grants~ Lca.J' E.'1f01'.cement Education Loans and Vocational, Education WOr'k-Study. .
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A. W.A.R.E. REMINDER: Monthly meeting to be held Monday evening, March 5;, at ? p.m. in the
Student Union GriU Room. Shor't business meeting and sociaL Women over' 25 ar'e weZcome.
DON'T FORGET - A.W.A.R.E. tdble in the noptheastcor'nei:1 of the dining r'oom for' coffee and
'lunches - everyday. 11 plaoe .foP aU women over> 25 to stop andIFelax - Zet's use it!!!
CONTINUED ON THE BACK
STUDENTS POR PROGRESS is having a meeting this Thupsday andevepy ThUl'sday at 12:20 p.m. in
Room 143 in the Life Science Building. We wepe the ones who heZd the Thanksgiving Day
'dinner, and now' we lVOuld l-ike some mope projects. We need ideas, so come to the meeting and
give us some of youps. : :
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ATTENTION ALL MAZDA OWNERS! Any student OP faculty membep who owns OP drives a Mcizdtiauto­mobiLe
is asked to pZease contact Bob Bushop at this nwnbep: 939-4992, any evening of the
week between the hours of 6 p.m.-11 p.m.
NAU REPRESENTATIVE wiU be on campus Tuesday, March 6, 1973, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Interested'
students may visit with the pepresentative at a tabZe in .the foyer of the Student UniQn~:'
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST will be sponsoring a get togethep caU,ed "co-Uni-13U$" on Friday
evening, FebPUaPy 23rd at 8 p.m. "The New Demension," a new sound in contemporary Christian
music wiZZ be enteptaining. Refreshments wilZ be served. The location is 4125 W. Lal.V1'ence
Lane. Go south on 43rd Avenue to Townley. Turn Zeft at Townley to 42nd Avenue then south
to Lal.Vpence.
CAR PARKING: AZl students ape requested to park their cap in the area designated for;student
9{l1l pa1Okt.'YJ'. " .' .
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LOST! FOliND: . The Dean of Students offtce - located in the7.Jest endof·the Boo'k.store ·Bldg.
(SO... 109) has many lost and found items. The office is open8;a~m~ to·5p,~m~; ~\ ;. i : ",
SCHOLARSHIPS: Applications and information are available ,i~ the co;.;n~eii~ Center.!; . '; , .
A. W~A.R.E. ---The VaZley of the SUn Chapter of A. W.A~R.E.if; offering a scho'ta.rlJ'fLip:'}p' .a, .... ;
woman 25 year's of age opolder. Deadline-Mapch 1. Scholarship can be used at a school' .
other than GCC. .
Clyde, Matt'ttew Whitacpe Memorial;';'~~A'$4()0 8choZaPship for a student who meets t/:1.,e::t{),.l,l~fIJfJ;
pequirements: Sophomore, son or daughter of an AZ Mason, widow of an AZ 'Mason, Mason 'in
good standing of ari,AZ Lodge. The schoZaPship is for use ata foUl' yearuniversi~y. ,;'-" .
Robept E. Simpson MemoriaZ---Two $370 schol,aPships. Requipements aPe: Must be graduate ",;
(8th grade) of AZhaJ'nbra School DistPict, must plan to attend ASU~must be an education .•...
major. Deadline-March 15 " '" .' . •. '. '.' • ",. :;,
Sigma C?zqpteT' of DeZtaKappa(Jamma-~-A$150soholaT'ship to be'alVar'ded in March foT' us~: .i'rl.,
1973-74 school, year,: ,Bc,holaPship can be used at a schooZ other than GCC.Deadline-March .1..
The Westerner---A $300f?'ch.ol~ship. Applicant is requiped to submit manuscript on a phase
of histoT"y of the Trans ..Mtssissippi .West. Deadline-MaPchl. . ".
ROTC SchoZaPships---For SophomoT'e students transferring to one of the three state univepsities
a:r,d who ar.e-interested in ROTC. SchoZaPships of $2,300 fOT'out-of-state students and
. $1,,400 fOT' in-state students. ~e being offered.
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VOLUME 8 NUMBER 2 MCCCD MARCH
Monday 5
55
Tuesday 66
6
Bookstore Ma 11
Student Lounge
Student U Foyer
Student U Foyer
Council Chamber
Student U Foyer
12:20 p.m. MU-124
12:20 p.m. Counci 1 Chamber
1: 30 p.m. HOME
3:00 p.m. Counc i 1 Chamber
3:00 p.m. Away
3:30 p.m. Away
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Student U Foyer
3:30 p.m. HOME
12: 15 p.m. SC-142
12: 15 p.m. MU-124
12:20 p.m. LS-143
3:30 p.m. Away
1:30 p.m. HOME
3:00 p.m. Away
6:00 p.m. Student Lounge
7:00 p.m. Grill Room
9:00 p.m.-12 Student Center
Noon-3:30 p.m. GCC Pool
At Nevada
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. GCC Campus
11 : 00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.~l:OO.p~m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-l :OO·p.m. Student U Foyer
7:30 a.m. Faculty Dining Rm
6:30 p.m. DJning Hall
12:20 p.m. Student Lounge
Noon-2:30 p.m. Gce Pool
11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
9 MECHA SPONSORED DANCE
Everyone Welcome
Diving Class
TRACK: Palomar & U of Nevada
LI BRARY OPEN
AWS WOMEN'S WEEK
Mon--Kni ck-Knack Sa 1e
Tue--Free Breakfast (Women Only)
Wed--Chicken Dinner-Fashion Show
Thur-Equal Rights Speaker
Frl--Swimming Party (All Students)
Book Review-Lecture Series
Mr. John Paul-P.C. Professor
George 1. Kaufman-Howard Teichmann
14 Faculty Wives Bake Sale
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Southern Utah State Representative
ASU Representative on campus
Christian Science Meeting
NAU Representative on campus
Men's Intramurals: Softball
Tournament Begins
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Dr. Matt Hanhila, GCC Executive
Dean--Slide Presentation of
Arizona History
6 Student Recitals
6 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
6 GOLF: Yavapai College
6 Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
6 Tennis: Mesa C.C.
6 BASEBALL: Scottsdale C.C.
7 ASU Representative on Campus
7 BASEBALL: Scottsdale C.C.
8 WARA: Badminton Ends
8 MECHA Meeting
8 Student Music Recital
8 Students for Progress
8 BASEBALL: University of Michigan
9 GOLF: Mesa Community College
9 BASEBALL: University of Michigan
9 Phi Theta Kappa Initiation
Banquet
Wednesday
Friday
Wednesday
Saturday
Thursday
10
10
Sunday 11
COMING EVENTS:
M-T-W-Th-F 12-16
12
13
14
15
16
T':Iesday 13
SCHOLARSHIPS:' Robert Eo Simpson Memori~lScholarship---Deadl ine' forappl icationls March 15,
1973.Requir.~ments are: Applicant mu-st be 8th grade graduate'o-f Alhambra SchooLDistrict.
Appl icant must plan to attend ASU~ AppHcantmust lntend to receive degree In education.
ROTC---Anyone transferring to one of the state universities and are interested in ROTC
scholarships should contact the representative at that university.
BOOKSTORE: the Booksto~~' hours are- Monday thro~gh Thursday, 8'a.m.~8:45 p.m. and Friday, I
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Some of the new items the Bookstore now carries are - harmonicas, yo-yo's,
Frlsbee,~s,model kits, Leggs, chess sets, checkers, playing cards, hand balls, Timex watches,
cassette players andrecorders,oil paints, film and suppH~s, t'oplO L.P's,an~a,new line of
greeting cards. c6ine'in and check1us out. .', ..
CO-UNI-BUS sponsored by "Campus Crusade for Christ" is hosting Paul Eshleman, director of
iiExplo 172. 11 Explo 172 was an international evangelistic conference during which 80,000.
people participated at Dallas, Texas last June. Paul will speak at 8 p..m., March 9 in
the Maricopa Room of the Memorial Student Union of Arizona State University.
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I:JARA: Attention all women students, whether you know it or not, you are a member of WAR,~.
Come oct and support your organization. ;Play badminton Tuesdays and Thl.frsdays from 12: 15 to
12:45. .
STUDENTS FOR PROGRESS is having a meeting this Thursday and every Thursday at 12:20 p.m. in
Room 143 in the Life Science Building.
Tm: GeC SPEECH TEAM won ten place awards and twenty certificates of excellent and superior
accomplishment at the Riverside City College Spring Invitational Speech Tournament hosted on
the campus of Riverside City College on February 23 and 24. Gee ranked fourth among the
th i rty-three part i ci pat i ng colleges in total sweepstakes points. Those rece iv ing recogn i t ion
in the tournament are as follows: Jan Fiakas, Chris Frandsen, Ellen Kremer, Mary Machrol,
Anita Hunt, Dennis Assini, Diana.Fields, Leslie Zaremba, Debbie Williams, Debbie Dantine,
Diane Dzwonkoski, Marilyn McCoy, Jim Barton
MeceD MARCH 12, 1973
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12 Mon--Kntck-Knack Sale 10:00 a.m.-l:00 p.m.
13 Tue--Free Breakfast (Women Only) 7:30 a.m.
14 Wed--Chicken Dinner-Fashion Show 6:30 p.m.
15 Thur-Birth Control Panel 12:20 p.m.
16 Fri--Swimming Party (All Students)Noon-2:30 p.m.
12 GOLF: Scottsdale 1:30 p.m.
12 MEN'S TENNIS: Grand Canyon College 3:00 p.m.
12 Christian Science Meeting 7:00 p.m.
13 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES 11:0~ a.m.
Mr. John Paul-Phoenix College
professor-Georffi~i. Kaufman
by Howard Teic mann
WARA: Softball Begins
Advi sory Board Meet i ng .
Co-Unl-Bus Meeting
BASEBALL: Phoenix College
ASU Opera Workshop Performance
Facu lty Wi ves-Bake .sa1e .,
MEN'S TENNIS: Grossmont
BASEBALL: Phoenix College
MECHA Meet i ng ..
~tudents for,'rogress Meeting
MEN ' S TENN IS: . San D. tego Nava1
BASEBALL: Phoen Ix Co 11 ege
U.S. Marine Corps on Campus
GOLF: New MeX'lco State
CHOIR TOUR
WRESTLING: GCC Elementary
Tournament
MEN'S TENNIS: Southwestern
TRACK: . Central AZ Collede
BASEBALL: Arizona Western (2)
MEN'S TENNIS: Arizona Western
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COMING EVENTS:
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·Wednesday 21 . BASE.BALL: Weber State (2) 1: 00 p.m.
Thursday 22 BASEMLL: Mesa, Colorado 11:00 a.m.
FrIday ·23 BASEBALL: Mesa C.C.:·1:00 p.m.
;, ,23 . ARTISTS' SERIES:' Phoenix Symphoni 8:00 p.m.
Saturday··· ··24 BASEBALL: Mesa C.C. 1:00 p.m.
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IMC-LIBRARY---SPRING RECESS NOTICE: The Instructional Materials Center will close for spring
recess at 4:20 p~m.~ Friday, March 16 and will reopen 7:30 a.m. Monday, March 26.
STUDENT F'INANCfAL'AID~ 1973-74:' Any student who plans to attend GeC during 1973-74 and who
wt11requtr~, fi'l~n,oial assistance should c