Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 09, Numbers 1-33. August 21, 1973 - May 06, 1974

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
600 west Olive Avenue
Glendale, Az 85301
8,2010
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volume 9 N° 1- 32
AUGUST 21, 1973
1973-1974
6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE
GLENDALE
SC-Student U-Gym
Cafeteria
8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
AUGUST 21. 1m------.----~-·-··-·-·~·--~~Mc7~~~'-tflvm er1 1--_-·--:-_--=G:.=.L=.:.E·N.:.::.~·:..;,;AL:.=.E..z..: ..;.;A:;.:.RI:.:;:Z:.;;.;ON.;;..A;...­CALENDAR
OF EVENTS:
T-W-Th-F 21-24 REGISTRATION
Tue-Wed-Th 21-23 Evening Registration
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 27
M-T-W-Th
Thursday
Friday
Mon-Sept.
27-30
30
31
3
CLASSES BEGIN
LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
CHANGE OF PROGRAM FEE BEGINS
AWS Faculty Appreciation Day
Evening Registration
Veteran's Club Meeting
CHANGE OF PROGRAM CLOSES
REGISTRATION ENDS
LABOR DAY RECESS-NO CLASSES
9-11 a.m. & 1-3 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8: 0 p.m.
11 :50 a.m.-l :00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Counc i 1 Chamber
JOB PLACEMENT AND CAREER SERVICES: Placement service is available to all students att~nding
Glendale Community College. A 1isting 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.
FOOD SERVICE HOURS: 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Monday through Thursday
Monday through Thursday
Friday
Tne Cafeteria-Scramble Service-will ~ be serving due to lack of food supply and exorbitant
prices.
, Faculty Dining Room will open at 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The menu
wftt Be very limited.
Hot be~f sandwiches, salads and vegetables will be sold in the Snack Bar in addition to items
that aave been available.
ATTENTION VETERANS: Due to a mix-up in handling, most advance payment checks have not been
received. The Veterans Administration informs us that there is an expected 5 day to 2 week
· delay. For further information concerning this or any other problems you may have, please
contact the Veterans' Service Center. (Temporarily located in SO-113, ext. 254).
STUDENT BULLETIN: The campus Student Bulletin will be distributed weekly on Monday morning.
l Any campus organization may submit material to the office of the Associate Dean of Students,
· SO-112. This material must be in writing! NO TELEPHONE MESSAGES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
DEADLINE: Friday at 9:00 a.m. THIS IS YOUR BULLETIN-MEET THE DEADLINE-AND SUBMIT YOUR
· INFORMATION!
DISTRIBUTION AREAS: Admissions Office, Student Center Information Desk, and the Instructional
· Mated a1s Center (Li brary) .
STUDENT BULLETIN
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 1 MeceD "'AUGUST 27. 1973
Friday
M-T-W-Th
Thursday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday -- 27 CLASSES BEGIN
27 LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
27 CHANGE OF PROGRAM FEE BEGINS
27 AWS Faculty Appreciation Day
27-30 Evening Registration
30 Veteran's Club Meeting
30 CHANGE OF PROGRAM CLOSES
31 REGISTRATION ENDS
9-11 a.m. & 1-3 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
11:50 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Counc 11 Chambe r
Counc I1 Chambe r
Student Union
Council Chamber
SO-109
SO-109
Patio Area, G.R.
Away
HOME GAME
Noon
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
11 :50 a.m.-l :00 p.m.
11:40 a.m.-12:40 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
6
7
7
7
88
Sunday 9
Saturday
Thursday
Friday
COMING EVENTS:
Monday-Sept. 3 LABOR DAY RECESS-NO CLASSES
Tuesday 4 WARA-Volleyball Begins
4 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
4-5-6 Frosh. & Soph. Petitions
Ava i 1abl e
Veteran's Club Meeting
A.S. Ice Cream Social
Everyone Welcome
Student Gov't Petitions Due
CEAS Ba r- B-Que
CROSS COUNTRY-GCC vs. NAU
FOOTBALL-GCC vs. ASU-JV
GCC LIBRARY OPEN
Tue-Wed-Th
SCHOLARSHIPS STILL AVAILABLE: Applications for the following may be obtained at the
'" Scholarship/Financial Aid O1flce. Deadline Is August 31, 1973.
~ City-Youngtown RO$ary ~--$45 for an athlete. Must be full tlme and have 2.000 G.P.A.
Glendale 20-30 Club-- 50 for a full time male student. Must have financial need and have a
G.P.A. of 2.000:---- .
Sahu~o g,',,,Kennel ClubuThree $45 scholarships available for full-time needy students and
three $45 scholarships available for full-time athletes.
FOOD SERVICE HOURS: 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Monday through Thursday
Monday through Thursday
Friday
• The Cafeteria-Scramble Service-will not be serving due to lack of food supply and exorbitant
prices. The'FacultyDlningRoom will be open 10:30 a.m.-l:OO p.m., Monday through Friday.
JOB PLACEMENT AND CAREER SERVICES: Placement service is available to all students attend­ing
G.e.c. A listing of jobs currently avar1able 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 pardcular career.
PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: The jewelry ordered last semester has arrived in the bookstore.
Please sign your name when you pick up your order. Thank you •
• ATTENTION-WOMEN 25 AND OVER: The Women's AWARE Lounge is available during day and evening
hours. Come in any time you need to study, rest or rap. The lounge bulletin board may be
used as a communications center for exchanging child care, transportation, tutoring, books,
etc. O~R ONLY MEETING OF THE SEMESTER will be September 21 ••. 7 p.m. In the Student Lounge.
Dr. Jane Freeman will speak on "Going back to school and its effect on us and our families. 1I
STUDENT BULLETIN: The campus Student Bulletin will be distributed weekly on Monday morning.
Any campus organization may submit material to the office of the Associate Dean of Students,
$0-112. This material must be in writing! NO TELEPHONE MESSAGES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Deadl ine Is Friday at 9:00' a.m.
THE VETERANS ADVISOR & SERVICE CENTER IS
NOW LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST ROOM OF THE
GRiLL ROOt'!
2.
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GLENDALE .. COMMUNIry CO~LEGE
6000 Wes t 01 ive Avenue
Counc 11 Chamber
50-109
Counc i 1 Chamber
Student Union
50-109
Patio Area, G.R.
Away
FIRST HOME GAME
4:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
7
7
8
8
9
Saturday
Sunday
T-W-Th
Thursday
Friday
I CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday -- 3 LABOR DAY RECESS-NO CLASSES
Tuesday 4 WARA: Volleyball Begins
4 A.S. Executive Board Meeting Noon
4-6 Frosh. & Soph. Petitions Available 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
6 Veteran's Club Meeting 11:50 a.m.-l:00 p.m.
7 A. S. Ice Cream Soc ialII:40 a. m. -12 : 40 p. m.
Everyone Welcome
Student Gov't Petitions Due
CEAS Bar-a-Que
CROSS COUNTRY-GCC vs. NAU
FOOTBALL-GCC vs. ASU-JV
GCC Li bra ry Open
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 10
13
14
14
15
15
M-T-W-Th-F
Thursday
Fri day
Saturday
Student Gov't Eligibility
Li st Posted
10-14 Activities Fair--Join the Club
of your Choice
AWS Welcome Party
All Women Welcome
Elections Assembly
A.S. Sponsored Pool Party
FOOTBALL-GCC vs. Palomar
A.S. After Game Dance
Everyone Welcome-'Brlng GCC-I.D.
9:00 a.m.
11 :30 a.m.-l :00 p.m.
Noon-l:20 p.m.
Noon
12:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
50-109
Student Union
Student Union
Student Lounge
GCe Pool
HOME GAME
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ATTENTION ALLSTUVENTS: Plea.oe check yOWL .6:tude.n:t handbook 60ft. CM pMlUng ..Ll1.6.tJw.mol1.6 on
tJl:1j c.a.mpu.6-:- Remembe.n, the.ne Me. :b:JJo paJ1.fung lolA on the camplU and they ca.n be loc.a.te.d on
th.e. C4mPlU map pJUn.te.d on the. '£n.6..[de. cove.n On :the .6tude.nt ha.ndbaok. -Ve.a.n P..LeJt.6on
ATTENTION CHESSMENl!! The. 6bu,:t on{;.£c..£ctl me.mng 0.6 the. Chu.6 Club w.{ll be. Tuudcty, Se.pt:.
_ 4 ett Noon .in :the. GWi. Room (ft.oom #1221. Nom..[nct:t..[on and .6de.c.tion 06 c.fub o66..LceJt.6 w.{ll be.
th.e mct..Ln OIl.de.n 0 b bU6..Lne.6.6. Fldwte tOWLnctme.nt6 w.{ll be r1..-iAcU6.6 e.d. AU.. .6:tu.de.n:t.6 who Me
..Lnte.ne..o:ted Me. welcome. to ct:t:te.nd. One. doUa.n ..Ln duu will make. you a voting membe.n and
ef...[g..Lble. :to paJt:t..[c.£'pa.t.e. -<:n dub toU!t.name.n:t.6. Ple.a..6 e :tJt.y :to be. on time.! ! ! - P. ChoM, adv..L.6oft.
• ATTENTION'WOMEN ONLY: S:tude.n:t.6 Me. Wtg ed to ct:t:te.nd the M.6 ouetted Women S:tu.de.n:t.6 Wei.c.ome
pCJ..Jr.-ttj, 71iuJriiddy, Se.ptembelL 13... Noon tal: 30 p.m. ..Ln the student Lounge. In:tJt.odumon to
amvli..[e.6 on camplU, te.a.cheJt.6 and Ca.mplU oft.gan.£zcttiol1.6 w.£.U.' be. 0 n :the. pft.ogJt.a.m. Re.6ft.u hme.n:t.6 .wm be. .6e.Jt.ve.d hi :the. S:tu.del1:t Un.£on Foye.Jt. boUollJ,[ng the. me.e.t..[ng •
. WOMEN'S HvTRA,MURAL VOLLEYBALL: ALe women .6tude.nt6 Me ..LnvUed :to paJLt..[c..[pa:te. ..Ln vo.e..e.e.ybai.£.
e.ve.Jt.y Tuudiiy and ThiDi6diitj, 71 :40 to 12: 20 (.PLEASE NOTE NEW TIME FOR THIS YEAR). Ga.mu
will be. hdd on the ou.:tdooJt voUeybctU coU!t.:t.6 .6:taJtUng Tue..oday, Septembe.Jt. 4th.
ALL WOMEN: AWS nee.do women .6tude.n:t.6 who woui-d Uke. to help oft.gan.£ze ac.tiviliu on e.ctmplU.
rOLl. can be.come. a.n oU-i:c.e.n Oft. an M.6-U:ta.l1:t. Con.ta.ct the. M.6oc...Lct:ted Women S:tu.de.nt:.& o66.£ce. -i.n
.the S:tu.den:t Se.nv-<:cu Build.£ng, Roo~ SO-112. -Ste.pha.n.£e. G.uego, PJr.e..o.£de.n:t
ROVEO: AMERICA'S NUMBER 1 SPORTl!!! Get..Ln on :the. 6un. Ld'.6 ~:t.aJd a ft.odeo c.tu.b helLe, a;t
'Gleilida..te. CommunUy Colle.ge.. The.Jt.e. w.U...e. be. a me.mng .th..L.6 TUe..6dcttj, Se.ptembvr. 4, at 11 a.m •
.in the. S.tude.nt Loun.ge oft. .£'6 you canno:t a.:t:te.nd contact R.£chaJr.d MVtce.Jt., 278- 0675 •
.•f<.~'t. Va.n AkteJt, Adv.£.60JL
FOGO SERVICE HOURS: _ .._-_...... _--..
Ca.6de./t..:j)', S:uG\).{ce. wi.i.t b,z. ope.!1.e.d i5oh. iT IJI?/U! .Vmb':e..d Ine.nu
------.-.. 1() : 30 a,m• - 1: 0. 0' p.m• f,·I,o 11d.a.~f ..t..'J1lfOug n1'- 'F·.I(.A'.,J.:/.,a..!f
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1: 00 a.m.
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GLENDALE COl\fMUNITY COLLEGE
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Noon Council Chamber
Noon #122 Grill Rm.
11:50 a.m.-l:OO p.m. Council Chamber
Noon-l:30,p.m. Student Lounge &Patio
6:00 p.m. Off Campus
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 10 Men's Intramurals: Baseball
entries open
M-T-W-Th-F 10-14 Activities Fair-Join the Club
of your Choice
Tuesday 11 A. S. Advisory Board Meeting
11 Chess Club Meeting
, Thursday 13 Veteran's Club Meeting
13 AWS Welcome Party
Friday 14 C.A.L. Club "Get Acquainted"
Bar-B-Que
14 A.S. Pool Party
14 Cont. Education Board Meeting
Saturday 15 CROSS COUNTRY: Long Beach
Invitational
15 FOOTBALL: Palomar
15 A. S. Sponsored After Game Dance
Sunday 16 G.C.C. Library Open
11:30 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
12:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Student Union
GCC Pool
Council Chamber
Away
HOME GAME
Student Center
2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Faculty Dining Rm.
Friday
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 18 "Experiment" in International
Living Reception
21 A.W.A.R.E. Meeting 7:00 p.m. Student Lounge
21 Newman Club Sponsored Dance 9:00 p.m.-12 Student Union
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,BICYCLE RIVERS: You Me. ILe.quute.d to Me. the. b-i..c.ycle. fLaC./u on the. c.ampu.6 and not c.ha.1.n yoUfL
y b1..c.yde. :to hie.u. Thank you. -Ve.a.n P.ieJL6on
COLLEGE MAGAZINE: The. u.:te.!LaJty c.ommUte.e. WMc.h pJtoduc.u the. c.ollege. magaz.ine. "The. TfLave.£.eJt" .wm hold m 6fut me.eting on. Th.u.Juiday, Se.pt. 13, at noon.in L-1S6. AU WJL.i;teJL6, would-be.
flJlti..teJL6, aJLWU, photogfLapheJUi, and wolLtd- be. e.d.itoM Me. .invlie.d to attend. -M. F.i6c.heJt
- ATTENTION ALL WOMEN: You aILe. UlLge.d to atte.nd the. A¢.6oc..iate.d Wome.n Stude.nt6 we.£.c.ome. me.e.t.in.g,
noon-1 : 30 p. m. .In the. Stude.nt Loung e.. Fac.uUy will be. .intfLoduc.e.d and ac.t.ivWu and oJtgan­.
izat.ion..6 .in wh.ic.h you may ~c..ipa;te. will be d.i.6Cu.6.6 e.d. Re.6ILuhme.n.:t6 will be. .6 eJtve.d .in the
po..t.io a6teJt :the. me.e.t.in.g Th:u.Ju> da.y , Se.ptembeJt 13.
j CAMPUS CRUSAVE FOR CHRIST: Anyone. .inteJtuted .in Co-Un..i-Bu.6 (Campu.6 CILu.6a.de. 60IL ChJr1.¢:t at
G.C.C.) J...6 ,[nvuea :to a. get-ac.qu.a..inte.d gatheJt.ing at 7:30 p.m., FJLiday, Sept. 14. The etddltu¢
.i6 6719 We.-6t Pa1ma..ilte., Apt. #1, Gle.nda£e.. '
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M.E.C.H.A. CLUB MEETING: (Mov.im.ie.nto E6.tu.d.iantU Ch1.c.ano Ve. Atz.ta.nl wn..e. be hold.in.g :the..Ur.
.me.e:tbig.6 -l.n. L-177 e.veJty Tuuda.y, 12:15 to 12:45 p.m. EveJty Ch.ic.a.no .i6 UfLge.d:to attend thue.
me.e.t.ittg¢ :to me.et w.ith new and old me.mbeJt.6. New membw-thvr.e. will be. an Ac.t.ivWe.-6 Fa..iIt-you
c.a.n ..sign u.p bOIL M.E.C.H.A. A new .6e.c.JLe.:taJty.i6 betd.e.y neede.d too • .AU pe.ople. Me UfLgeo:-£o
.c.ontJUbute. :to OUIL papeJt, "No-6o:tJto¢." You e.etn give. the.-6e mate/l..ia..to to RobeJtt Le.on M..
R-i..c.haJr.d HeJtn.a.nde.z. ' ,
.ATTENTION-WOMEN 25 ANV OVER: The. Wome,n'.6 AWARE Lounge.i6 avcc.A.lab.e.e. d.wr...in.gdety and e.ve.n..in.g
MUM. Come..ln. ,a.ny £W1e you nee.d to .6.tu.dy, ILui:. all. fLap. The. lounge. bu.U.e.t.in. boaJtd may be
u.6e.d a.¢ a. c.ommunic.aUoM c.e.nteJt 601l. e.xc.hang.ing ch.U.dcalLe.,.tJtaJt6poJLta.t.ion, .tu.to1Urtg, boo/u,
.e.:tc.. OUR ONLY MEETING OF THE SEMESTER will be. se.pte.mbeJt 27. •• 7 p.m • .in :the Student Lounge.
VIl.. Jane FILe.eman w.iU .6pe.a.k an "Go.ing betc.k to .6c.hool a.nd .iU e66 e.c.tonu.6 and OUIL 6amWu."
.WOMEN ,S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: AU wome.n.alLe .irtvUed :to :tJtyout '60IL tJU.6ye.aJt'.6 VaM.ity voUe.y-bliU
team., TJr.yo"Ut6 Me. bung he.£.d .in the. gym Monda.y-Tlu.utl>dety at 7:30-8:20 a.m. FOIL 6t.1JLt,he.JL
f.in.6oJtma.:U..on p.teLU e. .6 e.e. M.i6.6" Kno pp. _, '" , ' " '
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL VOLLE'fBA.L,L: AU wom~. ~£den.:u aILe e.n.C.OU!Letged' to ~pa;te .invoUe.y­~.
on fuuda.yaiid ffli.£li5day at Jl:4.(}12,:~O p.m~ ; t~{~e. note new .tUne tJU.6 yeaA). Gamu
,Will. be had on ou:t.dooJr. voUeyba..e.t c.oWLt.6 i " "
CONTINuiOqN THE BACK
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INST.RUCTI0NAL MATERIALS CENTER (UbJuvt1): C.iJtc.ula;Unq. aM f?IWt! coUec.tWn•• 58 JtepJtOdu.e:Uon6
· 06 6amoU6 jiilViitlJig.6, 6Jtamed and Jtea.a.y Oil. hdng1.Yi9li''i111:gO 'on open e..vtC.UlJiti.on beg.<mung
· FJvi.day, SeptembeJt 7, 1973. The JtepJtOduc.ti.on.6 Me be.<.ng cU6ptayed ai.ong the gla.6.6 wall 06 the
paUo .in the VIC; they Me c.btc.ui.a;ted on a 6ht.6t come 6-i.Ju,t.6eJLved bM.iA. In oJtdeJt to make
· the plUnZ.6 avaU.able to all many .6:tu.dent.6 a.6 pO.6.6ible theJte vJ-U.t be. a t..i.mU. 06 one pW1:t peJt
bOlULOweJt(.6:tu.dent.6 mU6t .6hol'J theAA GCC-IV caJr.t:1.6). AU. pILin;t.6 Me due. back VecembeJt. 7. The
nacuUy a.n.d .6.ta.66 may c.heck 01Lt ~beg~ Sep:tembeJl 17. B01lJU)l-VeJt.6 a.6.6ume 6u.U. Jte-
I .6pont.ib.l.U;ty nOll. -UabLUty in :the e.vent06 to""",, Oil. damage, but theJte ..t6 no Jte.wtal nee 60IL
boIULOW.£ng. We Me VeJUJ pItOud to make 6.ine a.Jtt available nOll. enjoyment .in yOWL own home.
- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: TheUbJuvty hoUJL6 60Jt the 6ai.t .6emuteJL Me a.6 60£'£'0«1.6:
7:30 a.m.-8:50 p.m. - Monday tlvtough ThwL6day
7:30 a.m.-4:40 p.m. - FJt.iday
(I}e tVte al60 ptea4ed to announce :tlw.:t :the UbJttVty I!W agaht be open on Sunday.6 6Jwm 1:30 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Fall. .6emu:teJL Sunday dcetu tVte.:
Sep.tembeJt 9, 16, 23, 30 Oc.tobeJL 7, 14, 21, 28
NovembeJt 4, 18 VecembeJl 2, 9, 16
AND Tt/EATRIUM IS NOW OPEN!!! ENJOY IT.
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
. 6000 West Olive Avenue ......_--------------------------------_.-.
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 4
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
17
18
18
18
19
20
21
21
21
21
21
22
23
MCCCD
Women's Varsity Volleyball: PC
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Chess Club
M.E.C.H.A.
Rodeo Club Meeting
Veteran's Club Meeting
CROSS COUNTRY: Pima-Central &
GCC
Men's Intramurals: Flag Football
& Baseball entries close
AWARE Meeting
Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
Newman Club Sponsored Dance
FOOTBALL: Eastern AZ
GCC Library Open
5:00 p.m.
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
11 :50 a.m.-l p.m.
4:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-l0:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-l2:00
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
SEPTEMBER 17. 1971
Home Game
Council Chamber
#122 Grill Rm.
L-117
5C-104
Council Chamber
At Cool idge
Student Lounge
Faculty Dining Rm.
Student Union
Away
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 25 "Experiment" in International
Living Reception
Wed-Thurs 26/27 MINI-SEMESTER REGISTRATION
2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Faculty Dining Rm.
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GLENVALE 20-30 CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Two $45 .6cholcvL.6hJ.:p.6 Me avaJ1.a.ble. One 601t an atheete
and one 60Jt a needy .6ii.iCfiYi1. AppUc.a.ti.on.6 Me avaJ1.a.ble --Ln the ScholcvL.6Mp OMJ--Lce.
LITERARY MAGAZINE: S·ta.nn pO.6ilion.6 Me .6:till open on the college UteM.Jty magazine, "The
~ Ttta.vileJt." AU WJU:teJt,6, edftoJrA, eVluf.d.6, photogltapheJt,6, and compo.6eJt,6 Me --Lnvaed to meet
on Flt.J..da.y, SeptembeJt 21 --Ln Room L-119 at 1'100 1'1 to beg--Ln wo/tk..
LV. CancL6: YoW!. nwnbett 8cMd wUi. no longe!t be honolted .[1'1 lieu On an LV. cando LV.
CdJii.U Me ava.Ua.bR.e --Ln the Vea.n 06 studelttb ann.{.c.e. SO-l1 0
CAR PARKING: Studwt.6, Faculty and Employeu Me Itequuted to pattk. the1Jt c.aJt .in the attea..6
pJtOvUid 6oJr. c.aJt pMwg. A map 06 the c.ampU.6 --Lnd--Lc.a.tlng pattUng Mea..6 will be 60und b1. the
stu.de.n:t Handbook•
. G.C.C. POOL: ReCltea.tiorutf. .6whnm.ing --L.6 ava-Uable to aU. .6tudelttb, 6ac.uUyand employeu nltom
. 2:30 p.m.-4:45 p.m. da..{..ty.
ATTENTION-WOMEN 25 ANV OVER: The Women'.6 AWARE Lounge --L.6 avtiU.a.ble duJt.{.ng day and evening
hOUM • Come ht any £lme you need to .6tudy, Itu.t Olt tta.p. The .tounge buUwn bOMd may be
lUJed a..6 a commuMcat.-LOn6 centeJt nolt exchanging chJ.ld c.Me, tltan6poJtt.a..t,[on, tutotting, book.6,
etc. OUR ONLY MEETING OF THE SEMESTER will be Septembett 21 ••• 7 p.m. --Ln the student Loung z.
ART EXHIBIT: The 8.th Southwutettn Inv.u:a.t.iona.R. M:t exh--Lba nJtOm Yuma, M.{.zona. will be on
dX6Pliiy In the GCC Student Lounge. c1.uJUng the month 06 Septembett.
G.C.C. ROVEO TEAM: In:tettuted .6:tude.nt6 meet Wednuda.y, Septembett 19, 2:30 p.m • .in Room
SC-1 04. . R.ichattd MeJtc.ett
COLLEGE LIFE: CampU.6 CltU.6ade 601t ClvU6t will .6POn601t the .6emuteJt'.6 nfut coUe.ge li6e
mee:tbig lit 6: 58 p.m., FJt.ida.y, SeptembeJt 21 .in the G.C. C. 6acuUy d...irUYtg Itoom .in the Student
UnMn. Venn..U Odom will. be .6pea.Ung on "L--Lvu Changed by a Ue?" TheJte will be .6inging,
enteJt..ta.i.n.men:t, dooJr. pJUze, and lte6ltuhmeJ'l.t6. EVe!tyone. --L.6 --Lnvaed.
WOMEN'S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: La..6.t chance noJr. all. women to :tIty out 601t thU yea.tt'.6 V0.JL6Uy
voUey601l team. TltYouU Me bung hel.d .in the gym Monday-ThUJrAday at 7:30-8:20 a.m. Folt
6uttheJt .in60ttmatlon .6ee Mi.6.6 Knopp.
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL: AU women .6.tudwt.6 Me encoUJta.ged to paJtt.,[upa.:te .in voUey­6dU
eveJty tuuddy and 11ii.ViJ)da.y at 1.1 :40-12:20 p.m. Gamu will be he1.d on the ou:tdoOIt
voUe.ybatt coUJt:t.6.
VOLLEYBALL GAMES: AU .6.:tu.delttb Me .[nvUed to WCLtch .thl.6 yeaJt'.6 VCl.lv.JUy VoUeyball. team .{11
ol"';tLm.. T::l2 If.d ,9a 1ilC wJJf be. :\1cI·:.daYI 8q).t. 17, 5 )~.m. ,.tl"i t.he Cjlfnl.
.1
I
Away
Away
Campus
Student Lounge
Counc i 1 Chamber
#122-Grill Rm.
L-117
GeC Courts
Counc i 1 Chamber
Admissions Office
Counc i 1 Chamber
Cafeteria #106
Faculty Dining Rm.
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
9 a.m.-Noon & 1-2 p.m.
11 :50 a.m.-l :00 p.m.
Noon
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 5 MCCCD SEPTEMBER 24, 1973
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 2~ Men's Intramurals Baseball
Competition Begins
24 Men's Intramurals Swimming
Entries Open
Tuesday (25 A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
25 Chess Club Meeting
25 M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
25 WARA: Tennis Begins
25 Men's Intramurals Flag Football
Competition Begins
C.25 "Experiment" in International
Li v i ng Recept ion
. .~25 Christian Science Organization
Wed-Thur (j6-27 MIN I-SEMESTER REG ISTRATI ON
Thursday 27 Veteran's Club Meeting
27 AWS General Meeting
(All Women Welcome)
Friday 28 Campus Life Meeting
Former name: Co-Uni-Bus
Saturday 29 CROSS COUNTRY-Las Vegas
Invitational
29 FOOTBALL: Mesa, Colorado
Sunday 30 GCC Library Open
,COMING EVENTS:
Mon-Oct.
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 MINI-SEMESTER BEGINS
I Women's Varsity Volleyball
2 Book Review-Lecture Series
4-member panel will discuss
Glendale, AZ-Its History
and Future.
4 AWS: 'IWomen in the Worl d"
Guest Speaker
5 Women I s Va rs i ty Vo lleyba II
6 FOOTBALL: Phoenix College
4:15 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
Noon
5:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
HOME
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
HOME
HOME GAME
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. EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING: In.teJ1.uted,[n btavelin.g to a 60nugn coul1bty next
.6ummen? ill tinu ful1en itudeYiE liitenuted ,[n attend,[ng an ,[nn0JLmctU.onat mee:Ung negMcUng
the "ExpeJthnen.t ,[n 1nteJ1.n.a;ti.0nal.. L,[v,[YLg" pMgnam Me encoWta..ged to come to a necepUon,
'Tuuday, Septe.mbeJ1. 25, 1913; 2:00-3:30 p.m., Facutty V,[Mn.g Room. FOJLmen .6tuden.t amba..6.6adoM
will be pnu eY'vt to .6 peak. about theM. expeJ1.,[encu and nacutty me.mbe.n.o wAft be ava.U.a.ble to
_aYl..6we.n que.otioY1..6 about .the pnognam.
CAR STICKERS: Glendale Commun...Uy CoUe.g e day time .6tuden:t6 may 0 b.ta.-Ln a .6Uck.eJ1. non .theht
.CM 6nom :the pMlUng lo.t a.:ttendan.t on nnom Vean P,[e.n.oon. Stick.e.n.o ane avcU1.a.ble non nacuUy,
e.mptoyeu and .the.fzancUcapped. ." '.' . . . .
THE G.C.C. BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES wilt open Tuuday, Oc.tobeJ1. Z,wUh a nouA,:,me.mben panel
'dZ6cU.6.61I1g "Glendale, AI-IE Rl.6iony & Fu..tu.JLe." Panel me.mbe.n.o will. be The1Jna He.a..twole, ne­poJL.
teJ1. non .the AZ R~pubUc an~ lon$,:":UmeGlendale .nu-Lden.t; BYJt0nPe:ck, nOJLmeft,Ma;yo,n 06
,Glenda1.e.; CaJl1;ton P.u..t6, 6loJ1.M.t'a,nd Glendate: nU--<..den.t; and Stem Van de Put.te, CUy Mana.ge.n
06 Glenda1.e. Vn. Ma..tt o. HanhU.a, Ex.ec.utive Vean 06 G.C.C., will. be. the modeJ1.a..ton~ AU
.6tude..n.t6, 6acu.Uy, and vi.6UoM Me. welc.ome'.to attend •••. 10:30 a.m. - Student Lou/'l.g~. G.C.C.
'mu..o.£c .6.tuden.:t6 will pnov.£demLl.6..i.cpne..c.e.di.Jig .the. panel: .
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/'GLENVALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORUM: Rec.a.t.t c.avuUda.te, Jenny PoUock, wAft be .the 6.-iJL.o.t guu.t
,Jon the Fonum. He w,iU fuCuA.c .the ne.caU election at Noon-Tlw.Mday-Sep:t. 27-S.tude.n.t Loun.ge.
CONTINUEV ON THE BACK
STRAYEV? LOST? STILL MISSING!!! A blue waLee.:t.DMapjJeevr.ed :two wC?eIM ago: Con:tabu.n.g many
peMond ;ch1J~g.6 06 value oYily to ownvz.. PLEASE RElURN to MRS. PETTY, SO-J:()9.
COLLEGE LIFE: CampM CI1.Made nol1. CI7Jt,i.At will J.>pdiUOJt CoUege U.6e, FJt1day, Septembvz. 28
at 7:~O p.m. in the Student Lounge. KeJm1U SutheJr1..and will be .6jJea./Ung on "The IncompaJtable
« Ch!1.M:t." Evvz.yone-iA invUed. Plea.J.>e note: CampM CltLL6ade 6011. CIvt-iAt, 6ol1.meJtR..y known aJ.>
CO-LIM-BM, will noto be cctUw College Line.
~ WOMEN'S INt'RAMURAL TENNIS: AU women J.>tudent6 Me invUed to pa.JttA.ciPa:te ~J:t a :tennM
tOUl1.J1dJtl~n:t .6:tMting Tuudafj, Septembvz. 25.
LOST ANV FOUND: BoolM, noteboo k.6 ,.6unglaJ.>.6u, l2.ey.6, and etc. aAe beg..i.nMng :to acc.umula:te
in'SO-l'V9. Have you checl<.ed 6011. yOWl. mM.6ing aem.6? PLEASE VO - InqLViJLe at the Vean 06
. Studen:t.6 06uice, SO-1 09 •
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STUD T BULLETIN
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 6 HCCCD OCTJBER 1, 1973
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 1 MINI-SEMESTER BEGINS
1 Women's Varsity Volleyball:
Gee vs Yavapai
Tuesday 2 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
4-member panel will discuss
Glendale, AZ-Its History
and Future
2 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
2 Chess Club Meeting
2 Phi Theta Kappa Meeting
2 Christian Science Organization
Thursday 4 M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
4 Veteran's Club Meeting
4 AWS: "Women in the World"
Series, Guest Speaker,
Kathy Gibbons & Coach Fuenning
Friday 5 CROSS COUNTRY: Phoenix College
5 Women1s Varsity Volleyball
5 Menls Intramurals-Swimming
Entries Close
Saturday 6 FOOTBALL: Phoenix to11ege
6 A.S. Sponsored-After game dance
Everyone Welcome with GeC-I.D.
Sunday 7 Veteran's Club Picnic
7 G.C.C. Library Open
4:15 p.m.-8:15 p.m.
10:30 a.m.-II :30 a.m.
Noon
Noon
Noon
6:30 p.m.
11:40 a.m.
11 : 50 a.m• -1 : 00 p. m.
Noon
4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
]:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Counc 11 Chambe r
#122 Grill Rm,
B-l02
Counc 11 Chambe r
SC-142
Council Chamber
Student Lounge
Away
Gymnasium
HOME GAME
North Mt. Park
GCC CAMPUS
HOME GAME
Student Union
Book Review-Lecture Series 10:30 a.m. Student Lounge
Mrs. Wanda Falk-"The Foxfire
Books" - Edited by E. Wigginton
CEAS-AS FIESTA DE LOS GAUCHOS 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
FOOTBALL: New Mexico Military 7:30 p.m.
AWS Sponsored Dance 9:00 p.m.-12
Everyone Welcome with GCe-I.D.
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Saturday 13
13
13
COMING EVENTS:
• Tuesday 9
SPECIAL SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE - VU4lng the 6~t two wee~ 06 OetDb~ (10-1-73 t~ 10-12-73}
ihe 6001i6:t01Le will hdve the fioUowing .{,terM non .bale wah a 10% dJ.,oc..OUJ't.t 066 the plUc..e mevtked:
AU.- 1t..a.dio-6, -ta.pe pfuyVU>, tape nec..oftdeJr.f." b~5 eballA, .60 fi;tba..U..o, voUeyba.U..-6, 60o.tba.U..-6, hand­ba..
U..6, bCUJketbaU..6, -60cc..eJ1. ba.-tU, goln balli, .tennJ..6 ba1£-6, and c..hu-6 -6eft. We aiAo have a
good -6ei..ec;t.[on 06 8 vtitck ta.pu and Ca.6-6et:te tapu, valUe.6 to $6.95 on -6a1.e 60ft $2.99 eac..h.
• ARIZONA NATURAL HISTORV SOCIETY LECTURER: Vn. Un Smah, CooncUna;tolL of; AZ Ac.a.deJl1Y 06 SueHce­Ve.
paJvtme.YLt 06 Ec..onom..Lc Planru.ng &vevitopmen:t Na-tUJta..t Anea. SW7..vey - wiU. dJ.,oC.U.M irA NatuJLCLt
Mea SY-6.tem non WZOVLa.. /I Pfuc.e: Gec PhY-6-ic..a1. Suence Bldg., Rm. SC-130 T.{me.: 7: 30 p.m.
Vette: Wed., Oc.tobeJ1.. 3, 1913. AU- -in.:teJtu.ted a..-'Le wei.come :to a:t:ten.d.
WOMEN'S VARSITY vaLLEYBALL GAMES: AU. -6:tuden:t6 Me -il1v.{,ted :to wa.tc..h :the GCC Women' -6 V<VL6J.;ty
VoUeybCLU team play Yavapai on Oc.tobeJt 1-6:t -in .the. gym, a;t 4:15 p.m. On OdobVt 5:th ett 5 p.m.
G. C. C. w.U.R. play Sc..oti6da1.e CommunUy eoUege Worn el1' -6 V/VU:;ay VoUeyba1.l :team.
WARA.: AU. womel1 .6:tudeVL.t6 evte wei..c..ome to pevr,t...{,upa-te in .tenl1.i6 - ev~y TUe.6day and T~day ­TT:
4o a.m • .to 12:20 p.m.
COLLEGE LIFE WEEKENV: CampU6ChU6ade n0lt ClvtJ.J.>t win -6poMon.theFa1.l SemutM CoUe.ge Une
liJee.keJlid Cit Pne.6c..a;{:;t Pinu, Oc;tob~ 5-6. JO.6h Mc..Vowei.£, au:thon a.l1dbta.vw.ng JteplL~e.n.ta.;t.,[ve
r 601L G.C.C., will be .6peafUng on 'The Ev-idenc:u Fon the C~.t.i..a11 Fa.Uh.' ea1.l 931-1316 60JL
de-ta.ili al1d tic..heft. -Va1.e Sc..htaclz
PHI THETA KAPPA wJ...te haveili M.)ut ge.neJLa1. meeting on Tuuda.y, Oc.:tobeJL 2, -in B; 102. PfulU
bon .tlli .6emet"teJt wJ.J.-t be dJ.,oc..11,6.6ed. YallA J..cle.a.6 and .6ugguuolU witt be we£c..ome.
PHI THETA KAPPA ELIGIBILITY: In you Me eLLg-ib-i.£e nOlL PM Thda Ka.ppa (3.5 c..u.mu1.a.Uve gno.dc
point a.veJtage a-tGCe 60n 12 c,Jr..ecU:t hoUM ctf'l.d a c..UJVtent load of; 1'2 CltedJ.;t hoWt.6) you will be
lLec.uvbtg atette.tt w./;th motte. ~{I~nOrJ1!a;t.,[OJ1 abo(,l:t bec>ombtg a. membeJL. Plea.oe /tuponda..o -60011 a...6.
pO-6-6ible ,tn you.' J1.fL ,{.r<t.e!f..eJ.J:te.d ill. joil1J..ng .tr",L6 ohgaru.zcttion. ".
-CmJTINUEV ON THE BACK-
BUY A SLAVE!! 011 Thu.JrAday, Oc:tobeJL 11, :the M4oc.<.a.:ted Women. S:tu.de.nt6 1A I.lPOY/..6oJt.ing a I.llave
;6a1.e. ,[n.:the maLe, EM:t 06 :the Boolu:toJte, 11 :30 a.m.-1 p.m. to Jta1Ae money 60ft :the "Ex.peJviJnen.:t
,[n Tn:teJtnmonal. Uv,[n.g." Bu.ya male Oft 6emale I.ltave 011 Thu.JL6day and put yowr. I.ltave:to woftf2.
011 FtUday (on. campuo &dwUng I.lchool houJt6 only). Anyone can be a. .&lave and anyone. can bu.y
al.lla.ve.. The. pJt.J..ce you. lOa!! i.I.l YOWl. de.w.<.on.
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BOWLING ASSOCIATION MEETING - AU S:tu.den:t& Welcome - 8:40 a.m.-10 a..m. - a.:t Ma.tUc-opa Lane.l.l
on FJUdc.Ij, oe.tobe.Jt 5.
FOR SALE: Two handCJr.a6:te.d Juan RobeJl1:.o I.l:teel l.l.tJU..ng g.u.UaJt.6. Ex.ce.ptional. c.Jta.6:t6maY/..6/up.
Exc.ille.n:t :tone. One. Gfte:t6c.h Cou.nbty Gentleman gu.i.:ta.Jt. Good C.Ol1di.Uon. One Yarnalt 100 ('.Ia;U
, peak. aLe pwr.Pol.le. amp. One. UnJ..dljne. SWl.e. mik.e. &I.l:ta.nd. COnXac:t Vuane Ree.de.Jt ,[n :the Pl.lyc.hology
Ve.pan:tme.n:t. Phone: 934-2211, e.x.;(:. 316 Olt 934-1358.
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 l.Uest Olive Avenue
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 7 . :::CCD OCTOBER 8, 1973
AWAY
HOME GAME
Student Union
Student Lounge
Faculty Lounge
Student Lounge
GCC CAMPUS
Council Chamber
11122 Grill Rm.
Council Chamber
Campus Mall
SC-142
Council Chamber
10:30 a.m.
7:30 a.m.-8:00 ~.m.
7:30p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Saturday 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
Sunday
Friday
Thursday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tuesday 9 BOOK REVlm~-LECTURE SERIES
Mrs. '~anda Falk-IIThe Foxfire
Booksll-Edited by E. \~igginton
9 A.S. Advisory Board Meeting Noon
9 Chess Club Noon
9 Christian Science Organization 6:30 p.m.
11 AWS SLAVE SALE 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
11 M.E.C.R.A. Meeting 11:40 a.m.
11 Veteran's Club Meeting 11:50 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
12 MID-TERM PERIOD ENDS
12 College Life Meeting
12 College Life Meeting
13 CEAS-AS FIESTA DE LOS GAUCHOS
13 CROSS COUNTRY: U of A
Invitational
13 FOOTBALL: New Mexico Military 7:30 p.m.
13 A. S. Sponsored Dance After Game to 12
Everyone Welcome with GCC-I.D.
14 GCC Library Open 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 16 BOOK ·REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES 10:30 a.m. Student Lounge
Mr. Lyle Walcott-IIStalin as
Revolutionary: 1879-1929" by
Robert Tucker
·W-Th-F 17 DRAMA PRODUCTION 8:00 p.m. The Interim (P1aybox) Theater
"The Heiress" vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
COLLEGE LIFE: CampU4 CJ!.U6a.de fiolt Clvr.Mt InvUu eveJr.yone to come to CoUege U6e tlU..6 FltIday,
"Oe:tofieJt. 12 Cd 7: 30 p.m. In the Studeltt Lounge. Va1.e Schlack will be .6pe.a.ung on "God '.6 Pfun
· Fait YOWl. U6e". Fltee lten/tunment6 and daM. p!tIze.
WOMEN'S If..rrRAMURAL TENNIS: AU women .6tuden:t.6 Me InvUed :to pa.Jl.:t,[upa.:te In tennI.6 eveJt.y
· Tuuday and fhiiJi&day ~Jr.om 11.:40 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
LITERARY-ARTSHAGAZINE: The TJr.a.ve1.eIl., the GCC WeJUVLY-A!tU Magazine I.6 now accepting ill
60Jr.m.6 06 C/teiit1ve W'tIUng and ill woJr.k 60Jr. thI.6 yeaX.6 pubUcaUon. En:tItIu may be gI.ven"70
any Engwh tea.cheJt., I6 pO.6.6Ible dUlting o66Ice hoUM. AJr.VA:t.6 Me encoUltaged to .6ubmU ma-
·teJt1.a1.. Any .6:tudeltt a.:t.tendI.ng GCC in eilheJL day oJr. night .6 U.6IOM may .6ubmU ma.:teJt.1.a.l. Mee:t­Ing4
06 the ~:ta.fi6 Me he1.d Jr.egula./tly, eveJr.Y· F!tIday nJr.om 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. In Jr.oom L-119.
Anyone I.nteJLuted In wo/tung on the magazI.ne oJr. who wau1.d lIke molte Inn0Jr.ma;t.[on I.6 InvUed :to
·attend.' MUdlted FI.6chelt
-CAR STICKERS: Glenda1.e Communily CoUeg e day time .6:tudent6 may 0 b:ta..tn a FREE 4tickeJL 60ft
ihe1Jt CM 6Jr.om the 'South Lot pa.ltung aftendant oJr. nJr.om Ve.a.n PIeJt..6on.
'WESTSIVE ACCESS ROAV MARKING: PleMe ob.6eJt.ve the new ma.ltung on the wut .6Ide a.cCU.6 ftoad.
Ii iA Enpi'lLiUve "thtit theJti be :tJ..I)o-way :tM.66Ic on th.a.:t Jr.oad 60Jr. 6bt.e pltote.c:ti.on pWtP04U.
rheJt.e6oJr.e, pa.JtkIng I.6 peltm-U:ted only on the eMt .6Ide On the /toad. PleMe do not pa.!tk on :the
wut 4Ide a.:t ill .60 th.a.:t two-way :tM.6nIc liM the !tIght-an-way. .
PHI THETA KAPPA. MEMBERSHIP VEAVLTNE: The de.a.dUne 6oJr. payment 0·6 duu liM been extended :to
W@'nuaa:y, 6C1obeJL 10. P'leMe fie .6U1te :to pay yoUlt duu a.:t the CMhieJL'.6 066Ice In the Book��.4to/
te by Wednuday, I6 you. decIde to join. Thank you.
FOUNV: Smill paItt-Siamue fUtten, nea.Jt the UbJr.a./ty, ThU!t.6day night, Oc:tobeJL 4, 1973. PleMe
.coiitac;t: Vena. Ra6teJL a.:t the Cafie:teJUa between 9:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
MCCCD OCTOBER 15, 1973
S'\'~',T{'U:::; D:.:, N::·\:·T·~' U~: L:~ L·~ E;" T:IN·": .. '. . ~. . .... ~ -. .~ .. ~...-, .. ':.. .' . .. . :.. .. ". .... .. : . ...
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Rvenue
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 8
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Interim (Playbox) Theater
Council Chamber
p.m. SC-142
Student Lounge
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 15 Women's Varsity Volleyball
GCC vs Mesa C.C.
15 Movie on New Guinea
Tuesday 16 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mr. Lyle Walcott-"Stalin as
Revolutionary: 1879-1929"
16 Chess Club Meeting
16 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
16 Student Recitals
16 Christian Science Organization
Wednesday 17 Faculty Wives Bake &Flower Sale
For Scholarship Fund
W-Th-F 17-18-19 DRAMA PRODUCTION-liThe Heiress"
Th-F 18-19" II Matinee
Thursday 18 Veteran's Club Meeting
18 M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
18 AWS-"Women in the World" Series
Guest Speaker
18 Student Recitals .
Friday 19 Campus Crusade For Christ
19 Men's Intramurals-Wrestling
Entries Close
19 Phi Theta Kappa-Initiation
Banquet
19 College Life (Campus Crusade
For Christ)
• Saturday 20 CROSS COUNTRY-San Diego, Aztec
Invitational
20 FOOTBALL-GCC vs. Mesa C.C.
Sunday 21 G.C.C. Library Open
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.-Noon
8:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
11:50 a.m.
11:40 a.m.-12:40
Noon
12:15 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
11122 Grill RID.
Council Chamber
MU-124
Council Chamber
Bookstot'e Mall
MU-124
Faculty Lounge
Off Campus
Student Lounge
Away
Away
Campus
GCC Stadium
Student Union
Gymnasium
10:30 a.m. Student Lounge
27 7:30 p.m.
Sunday
Saturday
Book Review-Lecture Series
Mr. Robert Wilcox-"This Beats
Working for A Living"
HOMECOMING-FOOTBALL
GCC vs. Dixie College
27 M.E.C.H.A. Sponsored Dance After the game
28 ARTISTS' SERIES-David Steinberg 3:00 p.m.
Tickets available in Bookstore .
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COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 23
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: We would like to remindyou~':t'hat a student must present his
ID ~a~h time he checks out mFt'er:iFtl from the Library. Thank'you fcr,h.your cooperation.
, 11..' :1 i=
CIRCLE K IS ON IT'S WAY: G.C.C~.is first service organtza~:ton;:'·Circ~)K.,will hold .its initial
meeting Tue'sday, Oct. 23 at noon in room NU-l04. Officersrwi1.J..rb;~~,eo1ected anda1;>rief ex­plaIlad.
bnb£ the clubs intehdedsendce projects will b:e!(g1;v:-en., ,Circle K ispre~ently planning
, a year>long; project of aidihg underpr'ivileged poverty-level :families in the communities of
Surprise and El Mirage, west of Phoenix. All interested students are invited to attend •
. FIESTA BOWL qUEEN! Heipa G.b.c .. woman student win a scHolarship I The Fiesta Bowl Committee
is searching for a community college woman to help promote this afteri'"$~son athletic event.
She will appear as the official representative at ~a:ny functions durtt'ls;,her iyear t s reign.
TheG.C~C• student who is selec::ted is assured of receiving a scholarship for f apr'ing semester,
1973-1974. All campus organtz~tions and faculty members may submit nominations. SO-112.
CHRISTMAS EMPLOYMENT: The AZ State Employment Service will have representatives in the foyer
of the Student Union on Oct. 25 and 26 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to take applications from
students interested i.n Christmas saason work. Jobs available will be in sales, shelf-stocking,
gift wrapping, etc., at various shopping centers in the Valley 'and 'pay will range from $1.85
to $2.50 per hour.
~CONTlNUED ON THE BACK-
FHI tHETA KAPPA MEMBERS: Please remember to pay your $3.00 at the Bookstore if you will be
. ~ttending the Initiation Banquet. Thank you.
PHI THETA KAPPA MEETING: The next meeting ,~ill be at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 16, in room
B.....I02. Members are urged to attend.
fACULTY WIVES FOOD AND PLOVER SALE for scholarship fund will be held onl-Jednesday, Oct. 17,
8 a.m. to noon in the Bookstore i1all.
WOMEN'S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL GAJ1E: Everyone is invited to ,!atch the women's varsity volleyball
team play 11esa ComnunityCollege on Oct. 15, at 5:00 p.m. in the gymnasium.
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL TENNIS: All ,!omen are invited to participate in tennis every Tuesday and
Thursday at 11:40 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.
SKI ENTHUSIASTS!! Mesa Community College Ski Club is coordinating a Ski Trip to Aspen,
Colorado January 5-12, 1974. Cost $120 (not including transportat'ion). Package ,deal in­cludes
7 nights lodging, 4 to a room; 7 continental breakfasts, 6 days of lift tickets.
Free shuttle buses are available to 4 different ski areas! Payment dates: $20 by October 30,
$50 by November 20; $50 by December 20. For further information contact Lou Hagler, 966-9929,
or i1rs. Schlosser, Mesa Community College, the Ski Club sponsor!
CLEANING YOUR CLOSETSZ Have stuff you want to get rid of? AT~ARE is having a P.ummage Sale,
7:00 a.m. to noon, Saturday, October 27, west parking lot, Phoenix.Colleee. We need your
cast-offs - household items, clothing, jewelry, crutches, false teeth, anything you don't
, need. Bring contributions to Dean Noll's office, SO-112.
DRAMA PRODUCTION: For a really exciting and eye-filling theatrical experi~~ce, don't fail to
invite your friends to join you one of the three evenings when the haunting tale of "The
Heiress" will be presented by the Drama Department of G.C.C. in the Interim (Playbox)
Theatre in building T2 on the north'Jest corner of the campus near the stadium, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, October 17, 18 and 19, at 8:00 p.m. Matinees Thursday and Friday
afternoons at 2 p.m. The admission is only $1.50. Where else could you enjoy such an
exciting aristocratic experience for so little?
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Rvenue
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 9 MCCCD OCTOBER 22, 1973
Book Review-lecture Series 10:30 a.m.
FOOTBALL-GCC vs. AZ Western 7:30 p.m.
Faculty Jazz Quartet in Concert 3:00 p.m.
Sunday
Frl day
Tuesday
Student Union
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Student Union
Gymnas.i um
Campus
Campus
Faculty Lounge
Student Union
Campus
Student Lounge
SC-142
Student Lounge
Campus
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Grfll Rm #122
NU-l04
MU-124
Counc i1 Chamber
Student Union
Calif. State U.
A.S.U.
Counc i 1 Chamber
Student Lounge
11:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
Noon
Noon
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-l :30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
12: 15 p.m• -1 :00 p.m•
12:15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-I :30 p.m.
11:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
11:50 a.m.
Noon
7:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.-l :30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.~lO:OO p.m.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday - 22 Mr Force Recrui tment
22 Women's Varsity Volleyball
23 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Dr. Dolores Bowyer
"Feminism in Literature"
23 WARA Tennis
23 Advisory Board Meeting
23 Chess Club Meeting
23 Men's Intramurals-Wrestling
Competition Begins
23 M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
23 Student Recitals
23 Christian Science Organization
25 AZ Employment Service:
Chri stmas Jobs
25 WARA Tennis .
25 Veteran's Club Meeting
25 Glendale Forum: Gary Peter
Klahr-Sponsored by A.S.
26 Campus Crusade for Christ
26 AZ Employment Service:
Christmas Jobs
26 CROSS COUNTRY: GCC vs. Mesa
26 Campus Crusade for Christ
26 Audubon Wildl ife Film
"The Living Junglei'
F~Sat-S 26-28 Fall Forensic Classic
Saturday 27 Women's Varsity Volleyball-
State Tournament
27 FOOTBALL-HOMECOMING
GCe vs. Dixie College
27 After Game Dance
28 ARTISTS' SERIES
David Steinberg-Tlckets avail­able
at Bookstore or at door
28 Gce LIBRARY OPEN
· COM I NGEVENTS:
Tuesday 30
Sat., Nov. 3
· Sun. ,Nov. 4
· Thursday
TRY-OUTS FOR "NIGHT WATCH" - TtI.!:!-ou:t6 -n0it :the -6u..6pen6e :t1vU.Ue.n pR.a.y, NIGHT WATCH, :the 2nd
pUy )OJtoduiUOn 06 the cuJUte"itt -6e.a..6on, will be held -<-n :the PR.a.ybox..ThecWt.e (T2-1131 on Monday,
. Tu.uday& Wedne.-6day, Oc:t. 22, 23, and 24 6itom 2:00 p.m. :to 4:00 p.m. The Ca-6:t htctu.de.-6 good
paJrX.6 -60it 4 Women a.nd 5 men. The pR.a.y, a mode.nn my-6:te.ny :t1vU.Ue.n, -<--6 -6e.:t -<-n con:te.mpOMJt.y New
YM.k: CUy. Vate.-6 fJo/t :the pitoduc.tion Me Nove.mbe.n 29, 30, and Vec. 1. The.ne aJ1.e 9 cop-<-e.-6 06
.the.4CfUp:t wh-<-ch Will be on ite.-6eJr..ve in :the U.bitCVt.y and may be checked out -n0it ite.ading and
-6:t!Ldy. Any -6:tuden:t ite.g-<--6:te.ned at G.tenda.te Colleg e -<--6 etigl~.te :to tAy-out. We hope -<-6 you.
have an -<-n:te.ne.-6:t -<-n acting Oit pe.nfiOJrJn-<-ng :tha:t you. will :Oty out.
FIESTA BOWL. QUEENl Help a GCC woma.n -6:tudent w-<-n a ~choR.a.Mh-<-p! The F-<-e.-6:ta BoUlt CommU:tee -<--6
'-6e.aJ1.cJil.ng 60/(. a c.ommunay college woma.n :to help JO!t.omo:te :th-<--6 a6:te.n--6e.a..6on athte.ti.c event.
She wLU appeaJt M :the o-66-<-c..i.a.t /tepite.-6en:taUve at many 6unc.ilon6 du.it-<-ng hen Ye.M'-6 /(.e).gn.
The GCC -6:tude.n:t who -<--6 -6elec:ted -<--6 a-6-6Wted 06 /tecuv-<-ng a -6cholaJr..6h-<-p fJOit -6pit-<-YLg -6e.me.-6:teJt,
- 1973-1974. AU campu.6 oftgarU.-za.Uo n6 and 6acufty membeM ma.y -6u.bmU nomlna..ti.on6. SO-112.
-CONTINUEV ON THE BACK-
WOMEN:'s VARSITY VOLLEYBALL GA,'vlE: Come. wcdc.h :the. :team pta.y Ce.ntJr..o.l AU-zona CoUe.ge. on
'Oc.:tobVt 22 it 5:00 p.m. ,[n :the. gymna.6-i.w1J. TIU;., will be. :the. .e.cu:t home. game..
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL TENNIS: AU wome.n .6:tu.de.n:t.6 Me. welc.ome. :to pa.Jtt.,[upcde. in :te.nni.!> e.vVtlj
Tuuday and TliUJi/.)day cd 11 :30 :to 12:20 p.m.
HELP! !! - (rJome./1'.6 V0JL6Uy SpoJt..t..6 i.6 in cU1te. ne.e.d 06 mone.y - $427 pVt .6poltt jM:t doun';t
go vVty 6M. We. Me. a.6lUng :tfle. .6;tude.n.t.6 :to c.o~bu.:te. Jte.:twtnable. bo:t:tiu :to help Jtwe.
mone.y. Ple.a.6e. bltin.g bo:t:t1u :to Nome.n'.6 P.E. 066.ic.u. Than(u. -Nelda {(nopp
FORENSICS - COMING EVENTS: Oc.:tobVt 26, 27, 28 - CaU6. S:ta.:te. UrUveJt.6Uy cd Lo.6 Angdu
Fall FoJte.n.6-tc. Cla.6.6ic..
CHRISTMAS EMPLOYMENT: The. AZ S:ta.:te. Employme.n.:t SeJtvic.e. vJ..U.t have. Jte.pJtue.vz;tativu in :the. 60yeJt
06 :the. stu.de.1L:t LiiU.on on Od. 25 and 26 6Jtom 9 a..m. :to 1:30 p.m. :to :take. appUc.a;Uori..!> 6Jtom
.6:tude.n:t.6 in:teJtu:te.d in. ChJti,6:tmM .6e.Mon wOJr.ii. Job.6 avcvU.able. will be. in. .6aiu" .6hd6­.6:
toc.lUng, gi6:t wJtapping ,e.:tc.., a.:t veuUOU.6 .6 ho pping c.e.n:tVt.6 in :the. vaUe.y and pay will Jtcmg '::.
. fiJtom $1.85 :to $2.50 peJt fLOUJt.
SKI ENTHUSIASTS!! Me.M. CommunUy Coi...te.g e. SIU Club i.6 c.ooJtdinating a Sk.i Tr"Lp :to f..' 'Jeri.?
"COJ!.oiLa.do, JanuaJ1.Y 5-12, 1974. CO.6:t $120 (no:t inducU.n.g :tJtan.6poJtta:Uon). Pac.k.a.ge. dci...l. -Ln­dudu
7 nigh:t.o lodging, 4 :to a Jtoom; 7 c.ontine.nX:a.i bJte.ak6M:t.o, 6 da!!!! on Ufi:t :tl.c.h.e.:t6.
FJte.e. .61mtt1e. bI.L6UMe. available.:to 4 d-L6nVte.n:t -tiIUMe.a.6! Pa.ym CJJ1:t datu: $20 by Oct. 30,;
$50 by Nove.mbVL 20; $50 by Ve.c.e.mbVt 20. Fall. 6u.Jt:thVt infioJtma;Uon c.oY'.:tac.:t Lou HagleJt, 966-9929
Oft lAM. Sc.h1.0.6.6eJt, Mua Commun.Uy CoUe.ge., :the. SIUClub .6POI1MJt!
COLLEGE LIFE: CampM CJtu..oade. noJt ChJti.o:t invUu e.VVc.ljOJlte. :to c.ome. to Colle.ge. Li6e. :t1U;.,
FtU7iay, Oc.:t.- 'l.6, 7:30 p.m. in :the. S:tu.de.nt Lounge. CaJte.y Lave.ndUtwiU be..6pf.aR4I1g on :the
topJ..c. .. "1.6 Ev-Lde.nc.e. PJto06 FOJt. You?"
HOMECOMING VANCE: "SALUTE TO THE. 50'S"- The.,:theme.noJt Homec.oming :ttLfA lje.aJL lJJ.il1. be. a.
-rrsa1Ute. :to :the. 50'.6" .6pon.6oJted by :the A.6.6ouated S:tudent6. The. GCC band and pom-pon. gJ..lli
wil.-'~ pl1.ovid([hal6 :U..me enteJt:teu..nmen:t. A dane-e will 60Uow the. game, 1.,0 c.ome. dfLo.-.!..6e.d in :the
J.>:.tyle. 06 :the 50'.6. Admi.6.6iQn will.. be 50~, 50'.6.6-t.yle; and $1.00 plain. dothu. FjwYil
9 p.m.-12 in :the S:tudent Un,[on. AU alwnn4ClJte. wdc.ome.:to ;the game. and da.nc.e oJte.e at
c.hMg e. ReoJtuhmen:t.6.
FOR SALE: . on e.ngine.
A fteai. c.haUe.nge - onty $25 - 1968 Fiat SpideJ1. - nee.d.o body f,I}(JJtk and a.6.oe.mb.ty
Phone 979-6220 a6teJt 5 p.m.
STUD .' BULLETI
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 10 MCCCD OCTOBER 21, 1973
Campuo
student Lounge
Student Lounge
Stu.de.nt. Lounge
GJUU. Rm #122
8-102
NU-104
Courz.c.,U ChambeJt.
student. Lounge.
Student UnMn
Counc..U. ChambeJL
Fac.u.U:.y "Lounge
GJr1.il. Room
S;(;ude.nt Loung e
SC-142
T-2 Bldg.
S:tu.dent UMon
HOME GAME
CampU-6
stude.nt. Loung e.
10:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-S:OO p.m.
10:30 a..m.
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.-l:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
8:00 a..m.-3:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m.-l:30 p.m.
11:50 a..m.-1:00 p.m.
7:30 a..m.-8:00 a..m.
4:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
1:30 a..m.-1:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
FJvi.., Nov.
30
30
30
30
31
1
1
22
222
33
3
4
4
COMING EVENTS:
fJoYiddy 5
5
Sa.twu:1a.y
Su.nday
We.dnuday
Thwr.., Nov.
Tuuday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tu.uCId.y 30 aOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mlz.. RobeM:. Wilcox, "TfU:1, 8e.a.t6
WoJtrung FoJt A Uving"
Che.6-6 etu.b Mee.ting
Ph.<. Them Kappa. Me.etbtg
M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
Ch'r.L6:Ua.n ScJ,e~u
L.V.S.S.A. Open HOlJ.¢e V~pta.y
A.S. Ice CJteam Socia.t
VetVtctn'.6 Club Mee:ting
CamPlJ.¢ CJc.u.4a.de 60Jt C~.t
CROSS COUNTRY: ACCAC Meet
A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
CampU-6 CJtu-6a.de 60Jl. C/vU.6:t
AeJt.OMu.U.C-6 Lec1Wr.e
CEEB TuUng
CEAS Fam-U,y N-ight
FOOTBALL-GCC V-6. "AZ WuteJt.n
GCC L~~y Open
Fa.cuUy Jazz Qua.Jt:tet ConCeM
FJtea.k Week
Me.n'.o Intltamf.I.JUt..U-CJtO-6-6 Coun.tJty
"TWtkey Run" En:tJr..<.e.6 Open
6 &okRw~w-L~eSvuu
Mtt.. Jad? Hevt:tte.u-ItSAMUEL
JOHNSON H-U Ffuend.o & Ene.m~u
6 Rote.n GaUeJd.u Exh.i.bUi.on
M,t PtUn;(; Sa1.e
. Sa:twtda.y 10 Football-GCC V.6. Sco.t:t-6da-te1: 30 p.m. Away
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 9 ~ v ~ ~ v v ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ v ~ *v ~ v v v v ~ ~ vv ~ ~ v ~ ~ ~ **v***
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Mrs. Janie Cash, a student, has been diagnosed as having infectious
hepatitis. Anyone who has had recent contact with ner may be infected and should seek the
advice of a physician.
Mari lyn McCoy
Sheri Myers
Rena Hunter
Jim Ba'rton
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF GLENDALE1S SPEECH TEAM for their fine efforts in the Early­Eird"
Cftrus tnvitational Speech Tournament held on the campus of Arizona State U. on Oct. 19
, and 20. Twenty-five colleges and universities competed in the tournament with out of state
representation from such colleges as Calif. State U. at Long Beach, Chaffey College, Colorado
College, Odessa College of Texas, Pepperdine U., University of Southern Calif., University of
" Utah, University of Texas at El Paso, and Palomar College of Cal if. The following Glendale
students received recognition at the tournament:
Debbie Dantine 2nd Place Senior Division Persuasive Speaking
Finalist Senior Division Extemporaneous Speaking
3rd Place Sentor Division Persuasive Speaking
3rd Place Juniot Division Persuasive Speaking
Finalist Junior Division Persuasive Speaking
Finalist Senior Division Oral Interpretation
GOLDEN PLATES FOUND! Would you like to find some gold hidden in the ground? Well, it has
happened. Come on in to the Student Lounge on Wed., Oct. 31, from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. and
'find out the story of a 14 year old boy who found.plates of gold in the ground in a grove of
trees by his house. Trans light will tell thetale. Trans lights are large lighted pictures.
-Come one, come all. Bring your Buddies!
FREE FEMALE KITTEN - 4 months old. I am allergic to my kitten. I must give her away. Call
'931-~925 afternoon & evenings or see - Pamela Key, AWS Office, 50-113.
WOMEN1S VARSITY SPORTS: PI so donate your returhable bottles to Womenls Varsity Sports.
,Bring them to the Women's P.E. dressing room or Women1s P. E. Faculty Offices.
"'CONTINUED
PHI THETA KAPPA MEET.ING: The next meeting will be on Tuesday, October 30, at noon in room
8-102. There are many-projects being started, so be sure to come!
PHI THETA KAPPA JEHELRY: The jevJel ry order form \.,ith the new prices wi 11 be at the Bookstore
in about a week. v/hen it arrives, please pay at the Bookstor'e \""hen you order your jewelry.
A.\~.A.R.E. PM":!. DISGUS:',;iGrJ: A.U.A.R.E. members (\"!omen 25 and over) and friends - a
reminder thatoi:i"r'paneT'-dTscussion on IIToday's lloman At Home And At School,11 is rtiday, t:ov.
2· - 7:00 p.m. in the Grill Room. Coffee and conversation follow. '
WOMEN'S INTR2fiuRAL TENNIS: All women students are invited to participate in doubles
tournament every Tuesday ~nd Thul:"sday -- i,l :4D a.m. tc 12:20 p.m.
WOMEN'S VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM TRYOUTS: Any girl interested in trying out for the Varsity
Field Hockey Team should report to the women's locker room at 7:30 a.m. t'londay, October 29 ,.
or see Mrs. Austin, P.E. Office 141.
,
THE TRAVELER-ON ITS WAY! The Traveler, the GCe I iterary arts magazine is now accepting
creative art work and writing-any and all kinds-for the 1973-74 publication. Prizes total­ing
$200 will be awarded for the best entry in each of8 categories, including cover art.
Take written work to Mrs. Fischer, Bldg. 02-Room llCl - Mr. C. Bayley, Bldg. 02-Room 111,
(English offices), or most English teachers during class or office hours. Art entries may
be o•.. iven to Miss Darlene Goto, Bldq. 03-Room 113, (Art offices). Deadline is Nov. '30~ HURRYl . . .
COLLEGE LIFE: Campus Crtis~de For Christ invites everyone to come to College Life this Frld2y,
November 2, 1973 at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Lounge. Roger Gehring will be speaking. Free
refreshments and doorprize.
:?ENING MEETING OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS: The Young Democrats will be holding their first
meeting Hednesday, fJovember 7, 1973 in the Council Chamber. If you are interested in ge'CtinS)
involved in the democratic process in your country, come to this meeting. Get involved if
you'donlt approve of the way things are being run in the government. NOON.
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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VOLUME 9 NUMBER 11 MCCCD NOVEMBER 5, 1973
Tuesday
Saturday
Thursday
. Sunday
Council Chamber
Grill Rm 11122
NU-104
Student Lounge
Student Union
SO-109
Campus
The Mall
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Student U. Foyer
Council Chamber
The Mall
Council Chamber
Student Lounge
NAU-Flagstaff
Faculty Lounge
Council Chamber
SC-142
Student Lounge
Student Union
Oregon
Away
7:30 a.m.~8:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12:00
1:30 p.m •
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-l:30 p.m.
Noon-l:OO p.m.
12:30 p.m.
11:50 a.m.-l:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:55 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Wednesday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monda~ 5-9 Students for Progress Table
5 Student Government Petitions
Available
5 Men's Intramurals-Cross Country
"Turkey Run" Entries Open
5 Freak Week Speech
6 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mr. Jack Hartley-"SAMUEL JOHNSON
His Friends and Enemies
6 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
6 Chess Club Meeting
6 M.E.C.H.A. Meeting
6 Roten Galleries Exhibition
Art Print Sale
6 Christian Science Organization
7 AZ State Employment Recruiting
7 Young Democrats Meeting
7 Freak Week Royalty Speeches
8 Veteran's Organization Meeting
8 Guest Speaker
8-10 AWS Duo State Convention
9 Campus Crusade for Christ
9 CEAS Board Meeting
9 Aeronautics Lecture
9 Campus Crusade For Christ
9 Freak Week Dance
10 CROSS COUNTRY: NJCAA
10 FOOTBALL: GCC vs Scottsdale
11 GCC Library Closed
Th-F-Sat
Friday
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Student Union
Campus
Student :Lounge , ...". ~'- , • 'c, ;
S.U. Cafeteria
SC-142
SC-142
-. ':'-,":-',
8:00 p.m.
Noon
8: 60 p.m.;..10: OO';~.ni.
10:3O'a.tri.
9:00 p.m.-12:00
',1:30 p.m.-4:30 J;>,.m.
~ .,', " ' ..
VETERAN'S DAY RECESS-No Classes
Book RexTietv-Le'c ture'§':eri'e:g
Mrs.Do~ot~~~'~·'Ei:61sori; "How:'!
Wrot e Tl:l.~:,':P·6Ta.U:F.!EUCoo k.booit'
&G:afh'EildiSlO' PoundsI!' .. ,' ...
Orchestra Concert
Phi Theta Kappa Meeting
"AuduDon Wildl:i:feFilm,' "Westside
. 'StlotY,..Mexico to Alaskan
AWS Sponsored Dance
:,9CC LibratyOpen' ,
'.'-."
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 12
.Tuesd\ay '13'
PH'S MO,VIE VF:E.SION. OF SHAKESFEARE':S O'RHE,J;I,OJ sta:r>ring. 'Sir 'La'U.zoenae OUvierJ wiU be. shotJJn Wed. J
.1hp~,),,1.~ ;in.. Sq-142 {th!?,'$cienael)ldg "'(J$i~£toriwnJ'at''1: 45 Q;';'tih J"noon;, drid3p'.m. 'ItiJJ1,-ll aZso
,~§,sJ1;alPYi~i'r},f;he Bt.u:-d~nil:\L()Jd.rzgeat 5:4§,':rhm. ,thesl:Olle dr;r.y~ "T'lfere isno¢har~e, and everyone is
welcome.Don~t miss th~s opportunity to see an excellent interpretation of one of s~ke-
\~p~<J.re's most popular pZays. .
" '
\,' \ \" •.• ,," .' :;".' --":.:".~."', ,:,.:~-". " --.~:. , ":'-', ~ - - ,<, 'Ai?, QNkN'A;,£URAL 18TfJRY SOC.JETY~lfO'viI:MJJER ,CALENDAR OF. EVENTSI<~~o.tul'e' - Mr!"John\BostuJ7XikJ
Mar' ir(g 'specicllist]orAi-izona Public Service" "The Energy Crisis" - GCC PhysicaZ Science
. ~~4g."" SC-)30J ,l;3Q.!?111.''#,Neg.?1f??drJ,.YJ'';I'lC}v. o',z. FIEJ;[) TRIP: C()Ok's,Lake""',..;:-A unique habitat­A'iJJooded"
sUJarrrp in a desert biol'(lf/;'~ , ,Meet 41;\-.,.{ a.m. in:,·the 'Southeast.aornf;f1!of'Fedmart parking
Zo.t pn,DunZqp, . qr,z.4,BZag~".r:~'1-y'ori'.'EpfPe1JXJry--c;,Sat11'r'dqY J Nov •. .J ?---bri11f{.a· i.ut!ch,~and.u>ater---time
1J?1rZ,tbeava~Zable for~n{l%p,&4:uaJs.to p1A,T'.(j'l.i-€1"t;;l:te1;-l'J own~'}:z:t;ere13t8,"1;.e.'b1;rd1.;ngJ,pW?Jg:t'aphYJ
eta. ... . - , - John Winters -
CHRISTMAS EMJ?,LOYMENT: The AZ State BmpZoYlJ/ent Service·,'!JJiZl have representatives in the foyer
of t~,8t1ident (fn!<one-n /VQv. 7J 10,.q'lJI.to l:}O:lhm.to take appZiaations for;Qhrlist7/1a:s\.season
tJOrk in various shopping centers in theVaUey. ' Most of these jobs are available to start
wo:l':k n01J), and range 'in' payfrorTi $1. 85 to $2 ~ 50 peT' hour. , •.•..
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Please donate your retu1'nable bottles and any newspapel's to
Bl'ing them to the women's P.P. dressing 1'0om 01' women's P.E.
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY: ASU win have representatives in the foyer of the Student Union on
Nov. 23 and 14 - .9.:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to talk to intel'ested students.
On Nov. J3~ the College of Engineel'ing.) CoZZege of Education" College of Libel'aZ Al'ts and
A:rmy ROTC wiUbe repl'esented.
On Nov. 14'.3 the College of Business Administration" CoZZege of Education.- CoZZege of Fine
Arts., College of Liberal Arts and Amy ROTC will be represented.
SKILL TESTING: Two additional Career Investigation., skill testing dates have been set up
because of popular demand!! Fridays" Nov. 9" 16~ 23., 30 -- 8:30 a.nl.-11 a.m.
Tuesdays:; Nov. 6:.> l.3., 20_, 27 -- 7 p.m. -9:30 p.m.
. CaZZ or see a counse lor for more information and to sign up fol' the testing.
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRiST invites everyone to come to College Life this Friday" Nov. 9 at
. '1:30 p.m. in the Student Lounge. Gil Myel'S will be speaking. Fl'ee refl'eshments and door
prize.
WOMEN'S VARSITY FIELD !lOCKEY TEAM TRYOUTS: Any woman interested in tl'ying out for the
varsity Field Hockey team should report to the women's locker room at 7:30 a.m. Monday­Thul'sday.
Fol' fUl'ther infol'mation see Mrs. Austin" P. E. Office 141.
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL TENNIS: AlZ women students are invited to participate in doubles
tOU1'nament every Tuesday and Thul'sday., 11:40 to 12:20 p.m.
WOMEN'S VARSITY SPORTS:
Women's Varsity sports.
facul ty offices.
THE G.C.C. PHOTO DEPARTMENT is exceedingly proud to announce that some of its students have
pl'ints now hanging in the Biennial Show located at the Phoenix Art Center and also in the
exhibit featured at the State Fail'. In the latter ex71ibit the Arizona Resident Awal'd was
won by E: J. Hunt" a Glendale photo student. He also received an honol'able mention prize.
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
0000 West CJfive u1-venue
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 12 MCCCD NOVEMBER 12~. 197;5
Faculty Lounge
Student U. Poyer
Faculty Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Union
Campus
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
SO-109
Council Chamber
GriZZ Hm. #122
NU-104
Council Chamber
Student U. Cafeteria
Student U. Poyer
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
SC-142
Student Lounge
SC-142
10:30 a.m.
11:40 a.m.
Noon
Noon
12: 15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
5:20 p.m.
11:50 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Noon .
3 p.m.-6 p.m.-9 p.m.
8:00 p.m.-l0:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Noon
7:30 p.m.-9iOO p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p~m .
3:00 p.m.
13
13-14
14
15
15
15
15
Friday
CALENDAR OP EVENTS:
Monday 12 VETERAN'S DAY RECESS-No CZasses
Tuesday 13 Student Gov't EZigibiZity
List Posted
13 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mrs. Dorothee Polson, "How I
Wrote The POTauFEU Cookbook
& Ga1:ned 10 Pounds .
13 WARA: Tab Ze Tennis Begins
13 A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
13 Chess Club Meeting
13 M.E.C.H.A. CZub Meeting
13 Christian Science Organization
Orchestra Concert
ASU Representatives
MOV1:e - "Othello"
Veteran's Club Meeting
Phi Theta Kappa'Meeting
A.S. Movie "Slaughter- House 5"
Audubon Wildlife Film, "West
Side Story-Mexico to Alaska"
16 Campus Crusade for Christ
16 University of Denver
16 A.S. Elections Assembly
16 Carrrpus Crusade for Christ
16 A. W.S. SPONSORED DANCE
18 GCC Library Open
18 ARTISTS' SERIES: Ann McCaZeb,
Patricia Ratliff Concert
18 A.S. Leadership Conference
Tue-Wed
Wednesday
Thursday
. Sunday
COMING EVENTS:
Tue-Wed 20-21 Student Gov'tElections 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. The MaZl
o Th-F-S-Sun 22-25 THANKSGIVING RECESS
Day &Evening Classes
vvvv vv vv vvvv vvvvv vv vvvvvv vvvvv vvvvvv vvv vvvv vvv v
o STUDENT BULLETIN DEADLINE for the Nov. 26 Bulletin will be extended from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Nov. 21. -
. WOMEN'S VARSITY SPORTS: Please donate your returnable bottles and newspapers to women's
sports. Bring all donations to the equipment room of toe women's' faculty offices.
BOOK BUY BACK: The Nebraska Book Company representative will be in the Bookstore for the fall
book buy back, Wednesday, December 19 through Thursday, December 20, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
,and on Friday, December 21, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
BOOKSTORE CLOSES FOR 11~ENTORY on November 28, 29, & 30. Bookstore will open again Dec. 3.
WE NEED YOUR HELP: The Students for Progress ~nd MECHA will co-sponsor a Thanksgiving Day
Fiesta on Nov. 22, 11 a.m. to dark, at the First United Methodist Church, 7102 North 58 Drive.
If you can help us with canned :foods and/or money we'll love you forever. Please bring all
food donations to SO-J26. Money donations may be deposited with the GCC Cashier in the
-Bookstore.
AWS SPONSORED DANCE: Wear your brightest, different t unique, socks and come to the sock
~op Friday, Nov. 16 t 9 p.m. to 12. Great fun for everyone. $1.00 per person.
THANKSGIVING CHESS TOURNAMENT: All interested students, faculty or employees of GCC may enter •
.Entry fees will be collected: Cash prizes will be awarded to winners. Contact club members
in the chess room or at the table in the Student Union Foyer.
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THE MOVIE VERSION OF SHAKESPEARE'S OTHELLO, starring Sir Laurence Olivier, uill be shotrn
N~d., Nov. 14 in SC-142 (the Science Bldg. auditorium) at 7:45 a.m., noon, and 3 p.m. It
will also be sho~rn in the Student Loun~e at 5:45 p.~. the same day. There is no; charge and
everyone is welcome. Donlt miss this opportunity to see an excellent interpretation of one
of Shakespeare's most popular plays.
PHI THETA KAPPA MEMMERS: Perhaps this question has entered your mind: "What does Phi Theta
Kappa do?;; Just come to this very important meeting and find out! It \-7i11 be held on
Thursday, IIovember 15 at noon in SC-142. See you all there!!!!
MEETING OF THE YOUNG Dm10CRATS: The second meetinp of the Young Democrats ui11 be Wed.,
November 21, 1973 at noon in the Council Chamber. If you are interested in getting involved
in the democratic process in your country, come to this ~.eetinp,. Get involved if you don't
approve of the way thinps are being run in the government. For information, call Chuck
Anderson, 931-4549.
THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER will have a representative in the foyer of the Student Union on
November 16, 1973, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for students interested in their transfer program.
GRMf:D CANYON COLLEGE will have representatives in the foyer of the Student Union on Nov. 26,
9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to talk to interested students about their transfer program.
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST invites everyone to come to College Life this Friday, Nov. 16 at
7:30 p.m. in the Student Lounge. Byron C1arl~ l~ill be speaking. Free refreshments and door
prize.
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL TABLE TENNIS: All women are invited to participate in a table tennis
tournament every Tuesday and Thursday at 11:40-12:20 p.m.
WOMEN'S VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TRYOUTS: All women are invited to tryout for this year's
varsity field hockey team. Tryouts:.. will be held Honday-Thursday, 7:30-8:30 a.m. For
further information see Mrs. Austin.
HAVE YOU LOST A BOOK?? ,
NOTES FOR THAT NEXT TESt'r?" I
GL~ 3SES?? PEPJIAPS A KEY ••
OR A S}ffiATER FOR THE CHILLY i
DAYS AHEAD?? .OR AN EARRING ••
OR A CLASS RING??
Please check at the Lost &
Found Dept. - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.­Monday
through Friday
BULLETIN
VOLUME NUMBER
LENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGEl
6000 West Olive Avenue
STUDENT
Cafeteria
Student Lounge
The Mal I
Student Lounge
Counc i 1 Chamber
Grill Rm. #122
NU-I04
MU-124
Student U. Foyer
Counc i 1 Chamber
Counc il Chambe r
Campus
At Phoehix Col1~ge .
Counci 1 Chamber
Gymnasium
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.-!:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12: I5 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Noon
2:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:30p.m.
. 7.:00 p. m. -Fr i<lay·. .
10 a.m.-4 p.m.5atu!:'day
22-24
23
23-24
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday I 19 Student Pol iticaJ Rally
19 GLENDALE FORUM-Jerry Pollock,
Speaker
19 Men's Intramurals: Basketball
Entries Open
20-21 Student Gov't Elections
20 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mrs. Carol Hemingway
KPHX-Talk Show Hostess
"What It's Like To Plan &
Host An Interview Show"
20 A.S. Executive Board Meeting
20 Chess Club Meeting
20 M.E.C.H.A. Club Meeting
20 Student Recitals
20 ASU Representative on Campus
20 Christian Science Organization
21 Young Democrats Meeting
21 MEN'S INTRAMURALS: Cross
Country "Turkey Runll
22-23 THANKSGIVING RECESS-Day &
Evening C.lasses.
Mad COPCl Basketba 11 Tournament
CEAs Meeting
State AAU Wrestling-Freestyle
Tournament .
25 Gct LIBRARY C.~OSE.D
Thur-Fri
Th-F':'Sat
friday
Fri,;'Sat
Sunday
'Wednesday
. Tue-Wed
Tuesday
COMI·NG EVENTS~
.Tuesday 27 Book Review-Lecture Series
Mr.~lllis ~etersont Slides
. on'1CeyJ on--The Jews 1 lsI and"
~ed~Thur 28-29 Phi Theta Kappa Book Fair
Thur-Fri 29-30 DRM1APRODUCTlON, "Ntght Watch'!
Friday 30 M~tinee
Saturday, Dec. J. DRAMA PRODUCTION,· "Night Watch"
; ,
10:30 a.m.
10:40 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
;.8:00 .p.m;' .. .
2:30 p.m ..
8:00 p.m.
Student Lounge
Student U. Foyer
The Interim Theater
II ./1 . i' ..
The Interin,Tl:1eater
# # il
STUVENTBULLETIN VEAVLINE. -60Jr. the Nov. 26 BuLtet.in w.W.be changed 6Mm 9 a.m• .to 3 p.m.,
Nov. 21. ... . . ... . .... , ..
SCHOLARSHIP AVA!LABLE: Seely, Mu.U.i.no"Go.JcJr.Md & Co., Ud. Sc.ho.to..Ju>hi..p - a $90 .6c.fwf.a.Ju,hi..p
ava::u:a:bleiOan accou.nting majoJL. MiU>:t be a SopfwmoJLe. AppUc.a.:t£on.6aJt.eava.U.a.ble ·..l.n the·· '.'
.6c.fw:f4JL6hi.p o66..l.c.e. Vea.dUlieMNev.- 30. ' . .
eON1RATULATTONS TO MISS NITA MARONE, OUll. F..l.e,6t.a.BowtQ.ueen .ttom..l.nee,.,SheWCUl .6eJ.,ected:by a
.6tiidiiit-6aCUUy c.ommutee :to JtepJte,6W Gee at .the t=..l.e,6:ta. Bow{ Ac;t.,[v);UeA. , ShewiU compete
wUh women .6:tu.dent66fLom the c.ommuraty c.oUege -in MaJr1.copa Coun.ty CommunU.y CoUege VM:I:.JUc;t.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER •• .. HoUJl-6 60JL the week 06 Thanfug-iv..£ng: . Mon., Tue., an.d Wed.,
WNoovv.. 1259.,20, 21 - 1:30a..m~,:t08:50 p.m.; cto.6.. ed Thwr... and'·FJt.i.~,,Ndv.. 2.2a~.d;23.,.. .and Sun,.,.,
CONGRATULATTONS TO MISS KATHY GIBBONS: 1n the AZ Women'.6 S:ta;te 00.6.6 ..counbLy meet, Olenc4te '.6
~'em .5t1iJi a:utinc.e hUnneh, ef(a,tJiy Gl'b15"an.6, JLetai.n.ed helL :tW.e M .6he ou.tcJ.Ls.:ta.nc.ed the {.i..el.d. 06
entJutn:t.s by mOILe than 50 <5 e.eonl<.-6 • It (1) Kathy',6 M.nth eoru, e~u;t.[ve !JtlLte :tl.:tte. Ka..thy '.6
:U.me wa..6 16: 01 bOIL th.e thYte.e.mJ....e.e.. COUMe. HelL next mea -4 the Women ',6 Na.:Uon.a.t.in. .
AtbeJtqueJtque,New Mex..{,c.o, Nov. 24.· . , .~Wt.. P,. PMc.io:tta.-
-COitnNuEV ON THE BACK-
..
WOMHJ'S VAP_SrTY SPORTS: Ple.M e donate ~fOWL ltetWLJ1afJle bol::'"Liu and newl.> pay.JVL6 to women' I.>
.6DohL • eJUl1g CLU do l'la.-ttoIU to the p. Eo equipme..ltt Itoom 06 the I'Jomen'.6 !iac.u.i..:t.y 0nllic.u •
BOO« BUY BACK: The NehltMha Bool: CompaJ1ft lteplteJ.>erl:ta.-"tive ('.tu.:f.. he in :the Eoofu.tolte 601t the Mil 60012- buy bo.c.h., OJee.neJ.>day, Vec.embVt 19 thAOl1gh ThwtMlay, ·lec.embVt 21), 1():I)O a.m~ to
7:00 p.m. and 011 FJUdalj. LJec.embVt 21, 1():fl() a.m. to 3:i)() p.m.
BOOKSTORE CLOSES FOR Ii-JVENTORY 011 Nov. 28, 29, [0 3(1. Boolutolte ('Jill open a.gain VeC!.. 3.
MEETIMG OF TifE YOUNG DEI!OCRATS : The 2nd meetil1(j 0& .the YOLLVlp VeJ110c.JtW will be Wed., Nov ~
21, 1973 at nOOH ,{,11 the. COUHUe. Chambe.Jt. 1fl UOU alte. intVte.!.l:ted in ge;'-Lting ,{,l1volved in the
de.t'Y/oc.Jta:t.ic. pltoc.eJ.>1.> in tjOM c.oW'l;tJuf, c.ome to thi..6 meeting. tie.t involved. Folt innOIU'Y/(I/UOI1,
c.at..£. Chuc.lz Ande.Jt.6ol'l, 931-4549 •
GRAi!V CANYON COLLEGE ['J,()'1 ha.ve. ltepltuel1:touvu in .the. 60fle.Jt 06 :the. Stu.deltt Union m1.Nov. 26,
9:30a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to :ta.e.I2. :to in:te.Jtu.ted .6.tu.den.t.6 afJou.t the.-Ur. :t.Jtan.66e.Jt pltogltam.
LOST AND FOUNV!!! Have you. J!.o.6;t a boolz?? Uo.tu flolt :t?r£t-t next tu:t?? A c.e,a,M JUng?? Pe.Jthap.6
a hey, glMl.>u, Olt .6("ea:te.Jt?? Pl.e.Me c.hec.iz at the LO.6.t and fou.ne. depMtmen.:t, g a.m. :to 5 p.m.,
{londau :tfuwu.g h FJUdalj. .~.tu.del'l:i: 06 flic.e 73uA.-e,rUl'l[J -1 (lC) .
CAREER DAY: Coming .6oon! An.6(')Vt.6 to QUe.6:tiOn.6 abou.t !./OM 6u.:tWLe. The 1973 CeVLeVt Pay will
be Dec.. 5, 10:30 a.m. :to 1:f)f'I r.m. in the S.tu.den:t l~l1iol1.
STUVEMT 11. Eo A. ORGAMIZATrONAL HEETIlfG: A,U!_ .6.tuc!ent6 p.tal1nbw on e.du.c.a:t.iol1.al c.MeVt.6 Me
A..nvaed to an oltganizo./J..onCi.l me.eting 06 ;tJUJ., gltou.p. Renef\-i.i.6 bl.c1.u.de magazine.6, (//(J.h..iuhop.6,
il'lvotve.tnen.t i/1 edu.c.cd-ional i.6.6u..e.6, pltoou.6ional c.ontaw, altd ({ ~20(),1()(l Liah-Ui,t'f ilUWLanc.e
polic.y 601t e.Mltj ,)ie-td expe.Jtienc.e pltogltam.6. Phljl.>ic.al edu.c.ation, !tome ec.onomi(!./.); ue.tl1elttMtj
and I.> e.c.ondMy ma]OM Me WLq ee! >to c.ome and heM aboLt.t ;tftif, 0 ppoJt:tultLtlj • GJUng YOM .!!.Linc.h a.nd
join Lt.6 0/1 i'e.c.embe.Jt 3 at 12: 4n p.m • .in Ca6etet.via.·1 06 (TuungRoom) •.
(rJOHEM'S 1NTRAMUP.AL TABLE TENtHS: AU women Me I'JUc.ome .to pM:tic.ipa.te in -table tel'lnM evVtl1
Tu.udalj and TfllUl.U1all, 11: 4() a. m. :to 12: 20 p. iii.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTEr. - HOPI & NAVAJO ARTS & CRAFTS EXHIBIT: UMJte.n Gen:t.!uj, CEAS
/vr.;t COn.6u.Ltrut-t, {w.1.> f'Y/ru!e. MJtangeJnert:t.6~olt tftif, ·'ou.t.6tancUng extuba wc.LLta-ted by .the A!U..zona
Commi.6l.>ion 0/1 ;tfte W:..6 and !{u.rneotLUe.6. Some 06 .the. 6il'lut On Hopi and !!avo.jo M:U and c.Jta6,a
Me VI.OI·J on di..6ptay !lOlL tfLe 1'1OV/..:t't 05 'Jovenbe.Jt in .tILe HIC. f/atu:.OLt.6 pie.c.e.6 bung o6&Vted 601t
.6ale inc.lu.de jeJ'Je:.lt1f, ro.t.te.Jtt(, p.e.CLqU.e.6, and ltu.gl.>--aU 6ltom -the c.oUec.:Uon.6 06 Inge.Jt and Lon
(Jctf1.JliAon, the !fu.{"he.U Tltading P0.6t '!a:tional !li.6,toJUc. SLte, and :the lfu..6wm o~ iJoJt:the.Jtn A1Uzona.
fe .6ttJte :to 6ee :tf:JA ltemMlwJJt:.e exfti6i:tion. -Ke.n Fawl.>on
Sat., Dec.
Sat., Dec.
.Sun., Dec.
Student Lounge
Grill Rm. #122
MU-124
NU-l04
Counc i 1 Chamber
Student Lounge
Student U. Foyer
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Nursing Bldg.
The Interim Theater
Student U. Foyer
Counci 1 Chamber
Student Lounge
MU-124
The Interim Theater
Faculty Lounge
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
3 p.m.-6 p.m. & 9 p.m.
10:40 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
11:50 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m •
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
11 :30 a.m•- 1: 00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
28-29
29
29
29
28-29
30
30
30
11
2
Wednesday
Tuesday
,Thur-Fri
Friday
Wed-Thur
.Thursday
"CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 26 Grand Canyon College
26 Veteran's Organization Meeting
27 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mr. Willis Peterson; Slides
on "Ceylon-The Jewel Island"
27 A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
27 Chess Club Meeting
27 Student Recitals
27 MECHA Club Meeting
27 Christian Science Organization
28 A.S. Sponsored Film
"Slaughter House 5"
Phi Theta Kappa Book Fair
Veteran's Club Meeting
Glendale Forum-Gary Peter Klahr
Student Recitals
DRAMA PRODUCTION, "Night Watch"
Campus Crusade for Christ
Vocational Aptitude Tests
Drama Production Matinee
AZ Assoc. of Student Nurses
DRAMA PRODUCTION, "Night Watch"
GCC LIBRARY OPEN
5C-142
Home Game
Student Union
Student Union
5C-142
SC-142
Home Match
Gymnasium
Away
Away
SC-142
Away
Student Lounge
p.m.
Noon-3 p.m. & 9:15 p.m.
5:45 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
Noon & 3 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
AllDay
Noon-l:00 p.m.
Noon-3 p.m. ~ 9:15
Noon-3 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
1: 00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
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A.S. Film-"Space Odyssey"
Basketball: Gee vs. ASU
Book Review-Lecture Series
'~he Mexican-American's
Contributions to the United States
"Space Odyssey" Fi 1m
Basketball: Gce vs. NAU
Veteran's Job Fair
Young Democrats Meeting
"Space Odyssey" Film
"Space Odyssey" Film
Wrestling: GCC vs. PC
Artists' Series: Phoenix Symphony
Wrestling: GCC vs. AZ Western
Basketball: GCC vs. Palo Verde
GCC Library Open
COM I,NG EVENTS:
.Monday 33
Tuesday 4
44
Wednesday 5
5
Wed-Thur 5-6
Friday 7
'Friday 77
Saturday 88
Sunday 9
SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE: Seely, Mullins, Garrard & Co., Ltd. Scholarship-a $90 scholarship
'available to an accounting major. Must be a Sophomore. Deadline, Nov. 30. Apply in Scholar­ship
office.
"STUDENT N.LA. ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING: All students planni'ng on educational careers are
invited to an organizational meeting of this group. Benefits include magazines, workshops,
.involvement in educational issues, professional contacts~ and a $200~OOO liability insurance
policy for early field experience programs. Physical education, home economics, elementary
and secondary majors are urged to come and hear about this opportunity. Bring your lunch and
"Join u.s on Dec~mber 3 at 12:40. p~m. in ,Cafeteria l06,{TestingRoom).'
PHI ,THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: There will be's meeting 't6 soh ~pr'ilce the books for the Book Fair
.in Room 8-1 02 at noon.
PHI THETA kApPA BOOK FAIR: Come 'to the Student Union 'Foyer on Nov. 28&29, 10:40 a.m.-2:30 p.m .
.and you will be amazed at" all the low priced, interesting books available for purchase. Help
support your one ilhd onTy scholastic honorary and improve your mind at the same time. The
roon ies, cell ected a re used for selie1 a rsh ips:.
COLLEGE LIFE: Campus Crusade for Christ invites everyone to cone to College Life this
Friday, Nov. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the .Student Lounnc. Jason Knott will be sneakinn. Free
refreshments and door prize •
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WOMEN'S '\rffRAMURAL TABLE TENN IS: All "lomen arc we Icome to part i c ipate in tab Ie tenn is
every Tuesday and Thursday at 11:110 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.
WOMEN'S VARSITY SPORTS: Please donate your returnable bottles and nc",spapers to women's
~r~Bring them to the equipment room by the Women's P.E. Faculty Offices.
Gymnas ium
Grt 11 Rm.
T-2 Bldg.
Away
Away
Campus
Cafeteria #106
,Fieid
Away
Student Lounge
Student Union
Counei I Chamber
Home Game
Student U. Foyer
Counei 1 Chamber
Clayton's Office
MU-124
Faculty Lounge
Counc i 1 Chamber
Home Match
Gri 11 Room
Student Lounge
Mrs.
7:00 a.m.-8:50 p.m.
t2:40 p.m.
3:30 p.m.-5 p.m.
5:45 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
5
5
5
5-6-7
666
7777
7
77
4444
4
4
4-5-6
STUDENT BULL
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEG~~lJU
•
Wednesday
~unday
Wed-Th-F
Thursday
Saturday
.Friday
.T-W-Th
. Tuesday
.UV[~~E_:Lf!!1Eil!LJ.a ~.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 3 fMC: New Hours Begin
3 SHEA Organizational Meeting
3 Women's Varsity Field Hockey
3 BASKETBALL: GCC vs ASU
4 aOOK,REVIEW-LECTURE.SERIES
liThe Mexican-American's
Contributions to the United States
A.S. Executive Board Meeting Noon Council Chamber
Chess Club Meeting Noon Grill Rm. # 122
Student Reei ta 1s 12: 15 p.m. MU-124
MECHA club Meeting 12:15 p.m. NU-I04
Christian Science Organization 6:30 p.m. Council Chamber
BASKETBALL: GCC vs NAU 7:30 p.m. FIRST HOME GAME
PRE-ADVISEMENT 8-10:30 a.m. & 11:30-2 p.m. (Tuesday)
In The Student Lounge 8 a.m.-2 p.m. (Wed. & Thur.)
Veteran's Job Fair 10:30 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
Young Democrats Meeting Noon-l:OO p.m.
Women's Varsity Field Hockey 3:30 p.m-5:00 p.m.'
Peace Corps & Vista Recruiting 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Veteran's Club Meeting 11 :50 a.m.-l:00 p.m.
Women's Varsity Tennis Meeting 12:05 p.m.
Student Recitals 12:15 p.m.
Campus Crusade for Christ 7:30 a.m.
Vocitlonal AptTtude-Tests 8:30 a.m.-l0:30 a.m.
WRESTLING: GeC vs PC 3:00 p.m.
CEAS Executive Board 7:00 p.m.
Campus Crusade for Christ 7:30p.m.
IMC Hours 7:00 a.m.-4:20 p.m.
Artists' Series: Phoenix Symphony 8:00 p.m.
Reception Following Concert
8 ACT Testing 7:30 a.m.
8 WRESTLING: GCC vs AZ Western 1:00 p.m.
8 BASKETBALL: GeC vsPal0 Verde 7:30 p.m.
9 GCC library Open 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Student Union
Student Lounge
Counc 11 Chamber
C)tudent Lounge
Student Lounge
Noon
10 a.m.-2 p.m.-6-8:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Fri day 8:30 p.m.-12
COMING EVENTS: (Watch For-Space Odyssey Film This Week)
'Tuesday 11 Book Review-Lecture Series 10:30 a.m.
. Gec Concert Choir-Christmas Music
11 A.S. Advisory Board Meet.ing
j-W-Th 11-12-13 "Art Students Clothesline"
Thursday 13 Choir-Chamber Singers Christmas
Concert
14 MECHA Sponsored Dance
(Everyone Welcome)
PEACE CORP-VISTA: A X'epx>esentative fX'om Peaae CoX'p-Vista will be stationed at a table in the
FoyeX' of the Student Union on Dea. 5~ 6 and ? - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to talk to students inteX'ested
in aa:r>eeX's with theiX' ox>ganization. '
SOROPTIMIST SCHOLARSHIP: Sohola:r>ship of $100 is cwaildble with a possibility of aorrrpeting
foX' a sanoiazas'hip of a Zazage'J' amount. DeadUne is Dea. 14.
BROWN SHOE COMPANY: Any mino'J'ity student en'J'olled in a sahool of nUT'sing leading to an RN is
eligibte. Tne sahola:r>ship is foX' $2J OOO. FoX' moX'e info~ation aontaat Sahola:r>ship Offiae.
NATIONALMEDICALFELLOWSHIPSJ INC. -Finanaiat ass'lstan.ae cwaildble foX' minoX'ity students enX'oUed
in nuX'sing oX' p:r>e-med. -
WHITTIER COLLEGE: of Califo'J'nia is offeX'ing schoZa:r>ships to tX'ansfeX' students. If you a:r>e
intepe6tedJ please aontaat Sahola:t'ship Office.
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CEN'l'ER.,lJEF! HOURS•.• In an effor't to pr'ovide additional service to
students dUr'ing final exoTfls~ the IMC wiU open at 7:00 a.m. beginning December' 3. Should
you need assistance in using the libr'a:l'Y~ a r'efer'ence librar'ian will be on duty fr'om 7:00
a.m. to 8:Q9 p,m.~ 110nday-Thur'sday~ and 7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. Fr'iday.
Il:}C-TYFING ROOM:;; •Ther'e are ten Unde:l'UJood manual typewr'iter's~ one adding machine~ and one
calculator' available for' student use at no cost dUr'ing the hoUr's that the IMC is open~ 7:00
a.m. - 8:50 p.m. Nonday-Thur'sday~ and 7:00 a.m. - 4:20 p.m. on Fr'idays. Additional typei-"
wr'iter's ar'e available to all students .from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily in the Business
Building~ Room BlOb (36 manual)~ Room B209 (36 electr'~c)~ and Room B214 (36 electr'ic).
NEW COURSE IN FILM...Are you aWar'ethat Glendale Community College is offer'ing a new COU:l'se
in film this year'? It is called Intr'oduction to Cinema (DR-205) and is offer'ed through the
Depar'tment of Speech and Dl?amCL l'he course deals i,)1:th the histor'Y and appr'eciation of
motion pictures. Classroom activities include film sho7.JJings~ lecture-discussions~ and as­signed
r'eadings. The course carries three hours of humanities credit and will b~ offer'ed
second semester on Tuesday and 'Thursday from 11:30 to .12:45 and on Tuesday evening~fr'om
7:10 to 9'55 p.m. You may r'egister' dUr'ing pr'e-advisement Or' dUr'ing r'egular' Spr'ing r~fi%$t1'P'-
tion. . .
CAREER DAY.•. On Yednesday~ December' 5~ 1973 a CARBER DAY NiU be held for' aU students in
the Student Union. Her'e's yOUr' opp0r'tunity to familiar'ize your'self with Ca:l'eer's of many
kinds. Repr'esentativesfr'om 36 comp«aies and businesses in the a:l'ea will be her'e to talk
to YOU. You can find copies of the lists of par'ticipating Ca:l'eer' Infor'mants at the Infor'­mation
Desk and ar'ound the camvus. THIS IS YOUR CHAPCE TO PIND OUT ABOUT YOUR FUTURE.
ARIZONA NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY•.• l~. Don Simonis~ Anthr'opology Depa:l'tment~ Glendale Commun­ity
College will lectur'e on:Cliff Dweller'S in the Southwest· at GCC in the Physical Science
Bui~ding~ Room SC-130 at 7:30 p.m. on r~dnesday~ December' 5~ 1973. l~ field tr'ip is plan­ned
for' December'.
COLLEGE LIFE: .. Campus Cr'usade for' Cnr'ist invites everyone to come to College Life this Fri­day~
December' 7~ at 7:00 p.m. in the $tudent Lounge. A film entitled "Too Late to flait ii
will be shown. Free refreshments and door' pr'ize.
MECHA BENEFIT DANCE.. ,1'. E. C. H.A. 1-JiU have a benefit dance December 9 at Nagoo's--also known
as Amigos Flest--on 19th Avenue 0.1'2-:1 Van Bun:3n, 'J'he dance 1JJiU star't at 7:00 p.m. and end at
1: 00 a. m. Door' pr'izes vin be given to some lucky persons. 'lusic 7J)i ZZ be pr'ovided by
Los Madrugadores del Vc/Ue" Pete ;Pedro Garcia y 8us Br'iUantes" and another g:t'OUP~ yet to
be announced. Proceeds 7.JiU go to the [c1.E.C.H.A. Schola:l'ship Fund. T"·ckets will be soLd '. _ ~,f
in advance: as wen as at the door,' for tickets contact any N.E.C.H.A. member.
WOMEN'S VARSITY TENf.71B TEAM..• A very important information meeting 1J,iU be held Thursday~
December' 6 at 12: 05 in'''}?s. C'laytons office for aU 1J70men students inter'ested in trying out
for' the varsity tennis team, Please make every effort to attend~ important items will be
discussed.
~.;oMEN1S VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY GAl/iE.. . EVfJryone is invited to 7.uatch Glendale Community College
p lay Mesa at 3: 3a on December 5c' 1.973. This is a home game.
T-/OMEN'S VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY STATE TOURNAMENT.. . Everyone is invited to watch f110men's Va:l'sity
FieZd Hockey State Tournament on December ?th and 8th at !"esa Community College at 9:00 a.m.
flOfl4.EN'S VARSITY SPORTS..• Please donate yOUr' r'eturnable bottles and newspapers to women's
var'sity sports. Bring them to the eQUipment r'oom by women's P. E. faculty of.fices. The last
r day to donate is December' 13~ 1973.
F10l1EN'S INTIMMURAL TABLE TENNIS... All women are invited to participate in Table Tennis
Tournament every Tuesday and Thur'sday at 11:40 - 12:20 p.m.
STUDE~ T ULlETIN
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Avenue
f.1CCCD Dec~ber 10, 1973 '"
Wednesday
Thursday
Student Lounge
sC-142
Faculty Lounge
Council Chamber
Away
Council Chamber
Student Lounge
Student Center
Council Chamber
Grill Rm. #122
NU-104
Away
Council Chamber
Student 'Lounge
Din i ng Ha 11
Counc 11 Chambe r
Student Lounge
10:30 a.m.
Noon-3p.m.-9:15 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m. to 10:3.0 p.m. ." : 3:00 p.m.
7: 00 p.m. -9: 30 p.m.'
7:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Noon
Noon
12:15 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
&6 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
6': 30-9: 30 p.ni:·,',
11:50 a.m.-l:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
11
11
11
11
11
11-12-13
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Mont,Wed 10-12 A.S. Sponsored Film
"Space Odyssey"
11 Book Review-Lecture Series
Choir-Chamber Singers Concert
(Programs begin again 1/15/74)
A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
Chess CIDb Meeting
MECHA Club Meeting
WRESTLING: GCC vs. Pima
Christian Science Organization
"Art Students Clotheslinell
(Sale and Exhibit)
12 Circle K-Charter Banquet
13 Vet's Club Meeting
13 Choir-Chamber Singers
Christmas Concert
14 Campus Crusade '
14 Vocational Aptitude Tests
14 WRESTLING: GCC vs. Mesa
14 CEAS Meeting
14 Campus Crusade
14 MECHA Dance
Sunday 16 Gce ll~rary open
Frt day
r-w-Th
Tuesday
COMING EVENTS:
SEMESTER RECESS
14 CLASSES BEGIN
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.12-21,-73
to 1-13-74
January
v v 0& 0& v t
M-r-W-Th
Wednesday
T-W-Th
Thursday
17-20
19
18""20
20
FINAL EXAMINATIONS-No Club Meetings
New Student Orientation 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
New Student Orientation 7:00 p.m.
CIR-ClE KCLUB-CHRISTMASPARTY &'k 9:00 p.m.-12.
PANCE (Everyone WelcQm~)
Student Lounge
S.tuderit Lounge
St~qent Center
LEGAL NOTICE: Any use whatsoever of names and addresses of Maricopa County Community College
D{strtct students, by person(s) who have illegally acquired saId names and addresses, or by
persQn(s) who have obtai.ned same from such source(s), will be prosecuted to the fullest ex­tent
of the law.
tNSTRUCTtONAL MATERIALS CENTER---AMNESTY DAYS: No questions asked! Return your overdue
matertals by December 11 or December 12 and have your IMC debts and fines canceled. Please
take this opportunity to give other students a chance to use these books and other materials
which you found useful. If you wish, use the outside book drop located to the east of the
entrance. This appeal also applies to those who may have Inadvertently borrowed material
without going througn normal check~out procedures. .
INSTRUCTIONA~ MATERIALS CENTER .•• NEW HOURS: In an effort to provide additional service to
students during final exams, the IMC will operi at 7 a.m. beginning Dec. 3. Should you need
assistance in using the library, a reference librarian will be on duty from 7 a.m. to 8:50
p.m., Monday-Thursday, and 7 a.m. to ~:20 p.m. Friday. '
IMC-TYPING ROOM: There are ten Underwood manual typewriters, one adding machine, and one cal­culator
available for student use at no cost during the hours that the tHC is open, 7 a.m. to
8:50 p.m., Mon.-Thur., and 7 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. on Fridays. Additional typewriters are avail­able
to all students from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily in the Business Bldg, Rm. B106 (36 manual)
Rm. B209 (36 electric) and Rm. B214 (35 electric).
PHI THETA KAPPA JEWELRY: The deadline for ordering jewelry this semester is Friday, Dec. 14.
Please be SUre to designate your selection and pay at the bookstore when you order. Thanks.
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NE'''' r,OlJRSE Hl FILM: !\rc you aNare that Glendale CommunIty Col1elje ts offerln~ Cl new course
d' 1t 1M this year? It is called Introduction to Cinema (DR-205) and is offered through the
Dept. of Speech [, Drama. The course deals \'l/ith the history and aporeciation of motion
pictures. Classroom activities include film showinl'ls, lecture-discussions, and assigned
readings. The course carries three hours of hum~mities credit and "'rill be offered second
semester on Tue. and Thur. froM 11 :30 to 12: 1;) and T-ue. evenin9s - 7: 10 to ()::-:~ p.~.. You
m~y re~ister during pre-advisement or durin~ re~ular Sprin~ re0istration.
V/OiiEN'S INTRAHURAL TABLE TENN:S: 1\11 1'~OMcn are invited to p.3rticinate in Table Tennis To":-"
-nam-e-nt -ev"er-y T-ue-. -an"d ~Th-ur.-a-t -11-:-"'-1 d,.m.. to 12:?0 p.M. ".
PLEASE DONATE: Plense don<'te your nev'sl'larers and returnable bottles to Nomen's varsity sport!
rrin('l theM to the eouiprcnt roor' by the v/of1en's P.E. f;'lculty offices. The last day to donate
is Cecember 11, In7~,
MECHA DANCE: Everyone is invited tbcore to the MECHA dance Friday. nec. 14,9 p.M. until
12. Tl,e band \<1i11 be "t.JhiD·:" There ~'Jill be a $1."') admission char(1c.
PH: THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: There ''!i I 1 be d very importAnt Mcetinn on Tuesday, Dec. 11, in
~m. 8-102 at no-on.-Nomin?tions are neede(! for the ~'.'.o offices of "ice f'resident and Treasurer
for next sef"!ester. !:"lections ItJil1 be held ')eccMher l? to 11' Mn hallots and the ballot bo":"
will be At the Student Unionlnformi'ltion Desk. Don't foraet the meetinfl,and be sure to voi::::
LOAN NOTICE: All students who have received NationatDefense~tudentLoans or Nursino Stud~.•
Loans and are not rlanninq to return to rec should contact the Student FinancIal Aid nffice
irnmedii'ltely. It is necessary to comrlete an exit intervie\·J.
NEED A LOAN? Any student ~ho is in need of funds tb continue the second semester should con­tact
the S~dent Fin~ncial tid nffice as soon as possible. There pre 9r~nts, loans, jobs,
and scholarships available.
~rHO~ARSHIPS AVAILABLE: Please contact the Scholarshin nffice if you are interested in any
-c, .. f;~ l"oTio"Jing s-c-holarshlps - Soroptomist SchoL~rship-$l()r) is availahle ",!ith a possibility
of comretlnq for a scholarship of a larger amount. .ijeaclline is)cc. Jl:. Bro,'!n Shoe Comnar"l'.:­l\
ny minority student enrolled in a school of nurs inn leadin("l to an RN is el igible:--The--��sci-
lolarship is for S2,OOO. N?tioM1·M.~dical F'ellm..,ship, INC~r.inancjal assistance available
for minority students enrolled in nurslnl] or ';,re-med. Hhittier Collee,e-\oIhittier College c,F
!Iifornia is offering stholarships to transfer students. Wilbur-Ellis Agricu)tural
.d,levements-A $100 scholarship for agriculture major. Must be a full-time student. For arr;lTcatTons see Hr. Decker.
B!CYCLEO~~ERS: Students ridin9 bicycles to the camnus are requested to use bicycle racks
provide~Tfo~bicycle stora0eo
EVENiNG or ENTERTAI NHEfl:T: The a':tino class of the Drama Deoartment presents an evening of
one--ac-t-"-plays-or.~n fgii""("9l2.!Y-Fri day, flec. P', 1"'73 at ~. n.fT'. i'lt the PlayboxTheater T2-103.
I\dmission Free or by invitation. COrle and enjoy the three plays: 111C31iant"-about a prisone:­condemned
to death by hanl"1ino) "()vertones"-a social satire, and IILost Victoryll-cold emotion
turr:ed by love.
COWRATULATIONS.to the Gee speech team••.• they ""on first place at the state tournament
Satui:-day-;-DeC:-,) •
cm1sn';TUL~\TIONS to the "omen's Field Hockey team •••• they ,'!on fi rst place at the state
-:-l:-c~.!rna~l1ent;Friday& Saturday, Dec. 7 & 8.
[8lUJ [LJL~10 Wi
GLENDALE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 17 MCCCV DECEMBER 17, 1973
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
M-T-W-Th 17-20 FINAL EXAMINATIONS-No Club Meetings
Tuesday 18 Basketball Games-Bourgade High 4:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
T-W-Th 18-20 NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday 19 New Student Orientation 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Thursday 20 CIRCLE K CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY-DANCE 9:00 p.m.-12:00
Thur-Fri 20-21 WRESTLING: AAU Freestyle 7:00 p.m.
Friday 21 SEMESTER RECESS BEGINS
Saturday 22 WRESTLING: GCC High School 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Take-down Tournament
GCC Campus
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Center
At Phoenix College
Gymnasium
Student U.
Away
Student U.
HOME GAME
Grill Room
Student U.
Student U.
HOME GAME
HOME MATCH
Away
Away
8 a.m.-3 p.m. &6 p.m.-8 p.m.
. 9 a..m.-ll p.m. (Wed-Th)
3 p.m.-II p.m. (Fri-Sat)
9 a.m.-12& 7 p.m.-IO p.m.
7:30 p.tri.
8:30 a..m.-2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m. .'
6:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
Sat.-Jan.
Thur.-Jan.
Saturday
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
COMING EVENTS:
W-Th-F-S 26-29 BASKETBALL: High School Christmas
Tournament
3 AWARE ORIENTATION
3 BASKETBALL: GCe vs. Yavapai
5 Evening Registration
5 BASKETBALL: GCC VB. Central AZ
Tue.-Jan. 8 AWARE Pot Luck
Wed-Th-Fri 9-11 REGISTRATION-Day
REGISTRATION-Evening
9 BASKETBALL: GCC vs. Cochise .
11 ~~ESTLING: GCC vs. Central AZ
11 BASKETBALL: GCe vs. Eastern AZ
12 WRESTLING: GCC vs. P.C.
14 CLASSES BEGIN
CHANGE OF PROGRAM BEGINS
LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
If It if tt If II
LEGAL NOTI CE: Any u..ll e. wh.a;U, aev Vt 06 name.o and addJtu-6 e.o a~ Ma.tvi.co pa. County Commun.U.y CoUege v1Awc:t itLident.6, by pvv.son (-6) who have. ilf.e.gctUy a.c.qtU.hed Mud namua.nd a.ddJte.o.6e6, Ok by
pVL60n (.6) who have ob:to..£ned .oame. 6Jtom .ouch .ooU/tce(.6}, will be PJL0.6 ecuted to the. 6utee.otex­ten-
t 0 6 the la.w.
FOOV SERVICE HOURS-EXAM WEEK:
Re.gu.lM. 600d .6ekv-ice hOWL6
Ca.n e.:t~ & Sna.ck BalL
- Snack BalL onty
7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. &4:30 p.m.-9 p.m.
- Sna.ck Bah - Va.y onty 7a..m.-1 p.m.
CLOSEV
Vec.embVt 11 {Monda.y }
Vee. 18 & 19 - lTue-5. & Wed. 1
Vec.embe.Jt ZO - {Th!..utAda.y}
VecembVt 21 (FJL-£day1
FOOVSERV1CE HOURS-REGISTRATION WEEK:
Ja.n. 9 & 10 - (Wed. & ThwL.) - Sna.ck BalL onty 8 a.m. -2: 30 p.m.
SOPHOMORE STUVENTS ••• -inte.Jtuted -in woJr.Ung a.:t. the In~okma.:Uon Vuk dUJL.i.ng SpJL-£ng Semutek
7974, peea..6e. .6ee Vean Noll, SO-112. tWe.ot end 06 Book.otoJr.e. BuilrUng).
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR VETERANS!! f Ve.:tVta.n.6 Me. Jr.em-inde.d to .6ave. pa.Jt:t 06 theht Janu.a.Jr.y che.ck
to pay 60JL ]d;rtU.aJty JLtg1A:tJi(ifJ.on. THERE WILL BE NO VEFERREV PAYMENT FOR CONTINUING VETERAN
STUVENTS ON THE G.I. B1 LL. FOJL 6UJL:the.Jt ),.n6okmman con:ta.& the Ve.:tVta.n.6' SeJr.vA.-c.e Cen.:tVt.
loc.4ted .in the Vl.oJt:thwe.ot coJLnVt 06 the. Snack BalL oJr. phone 934-2211, e.x:t. 324.
-cantbu1..e.d on the. back.-
SPEECH TOURNAMENT RESULTS: The GCC ,6 pe.e.ch team WM etWcVLde.d 6.vud place. -in .6we.ep.6.ta.k.u
compitUlon ltt the AZ Il1.teJtcoUeglctte. Speech League'.6 S.:tA..te Champiol1.6fUp.6. Tho,6e Glendale
.6:tu.de.l1.t.6 ltecuv,,[vl.g ltecogn.);tion in the tOUJr.n.arrter1..t Me M 60U0W5: FIRST PLACE WINNERS-Vebb-ie
VanUne, RhetoJti.cal., Anal.,lJ.6M; Vebbie VanUne etnd Jim BOJl.-ton, NovJ..ce. VJ..vMJ..on Vebltte; VJ..a.n.a.
FJ..eldo, A6teJt VJ..nnelt Spe.a.fUng; Ccuwl Adetm.6, Pe.Jv.SuM-ton; SECOND PLACE (XHNNER-Jan FJ..a.k.M, 1n­fioJtma.
Uve Spea.fUng; THIRV PLACE W1NNER-SheJtJ.. Mye.Jv.S, RhdotU.cal AnalY.6M. ThJtough the. e66oh,;U
06 thue. .6wdent6 GCC etcCAued 90 total., ,6weep.6.ta.k.e.6 poJ..nt6. Othelt coUegu ne.cuvJ..ng .6we.e.p­.6.
ta.k.e.6 poJ..nt6);n the tOl1JrYLCtme.n:t welte: NAU, 6&3/4; U On A, 55; ASU, 53 3/4; Mua CommuYLity
CoUege., 42 1/2; Cen.tJta.l AZ College., 15; and phoenJ..x College, 5. Sco:tt6dale. CommunUy
· CoUege a.n.d Pima CoUege o.,.Uo compe.te.d. The. tOUJr.netmen.t WM ho.6te.d on the. Cetmpu.6 06 Phoe.nJ.x
CoUege. on SlttUltday Vec. & and WM -inclU.6J..ve. 06 6Jtuhmen, .6ophomone., jUMOJt, and .6eMOJt
6J..Jte.l1.6ic. .6wde.nt6 finom thJtoug hou.t the .6.ta.:te.
· SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: Ple.a.oe. c.on..ta.c.:t the ScholaJU>hi.p 066ice. i6 you Me ir1..teltute.d in any
· 06 the fiollow..l.ng .6chOLVt..6fUp.6 - son0!l&0mMt Schola.Jt.6hiE: $1 00 M available wah a pO.6.6ibili-ty
06 compeUng nOlL a .6cholCVt.6hi.p a~ a £iJt.geJtetmoui'it. Vea.dU.ne. M Vec. 14. BtLown Shoe Company:
Any mino!LUy .6wden.t enJtoUe.d in a .6 chool 06 J!1.UJLO.-L.'n9· leading .to an RN i..6 eUglble•... ffie.
· .6chola.Jt.6hip M 60IL $2, 000. NW,oYUttMtcUc.d.t ftillOwJh:l.b.: 1NC- Financ.iiii. M.6M.ta.nce ava.ila.ble
nOlL m,,[no!LUlj .6tuden.t.6 e.nJtoUe.d -en l1UJL,6.-Lng OIL pILe-me.d. AWhUt.i.e.JtC6~arWh.U.:t[eJt CoUege 06
CaL<-6oILnJ..et A.A. o66vUng .6cholaJU>hip.6 to tJta.n..66eJt .6:tu.den.t.6. ·WlloUJi."; ·A~JVLcuLtUltal Ac.Jue.ve.
me.l1.t.6·: A $100 .6cholaJuSfUp 60IL agJUc.uUUlte. majoIL. MU.6t be a 6liU-ume .6tu e.iIit. FOIL appUca­UOn..
6 .6e.e. MIL. Ve.ckelt.
HAVE A MCRRYCHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR: The admiJti6tJta.:totL.6 On Glendale CommuYLitlj Col­leg
e j o-en me.- -en iitenCUng to "the .6lin ana .6tudent6 OM WM hu nOlL a MetLJtlj ChltMtma..6 and a
Happy New Ye.CVt. We. have had a .6ucc.e.6.66ul 6iJv.,t t>eme..6teJt and we .6inceJtely hope. thaX the .6ec­ond
.6eme.6teJt will be a..6 P'"Loduc.tive. Agaht, MetLJtlj ChJtMtma..6 and a HapPlj New Yea..lt to a1.1..
-Mlttt b. HanfUla.-
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
~ 1tQ1] cd] (G [J1) 1t [b)Q1] ~ ~ ~ 1t 0mJ
'6000 WestC)!i've u4venue
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 18 MCCCD JANUARY J4, 1974
9:00 p.m.-12:00 Student Center
8:00 p.m. Student Lounge
5:00 p.m. Away
11:15 a.m. Student Lounge
HOME GAME
NU-110
Gymnasium
Gymnasium
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Student Lounge
HOME MATCH
HOME MATCH
Student Lounge
HOME GAME
Council Chamber
HOME GAME
Student U. Foyer
Council Chamber
NU-110
Noon
6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
8:00 a,m.-3:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
11:15 a.m.
7:30p.m,
9:00 a.m.-ll:OO a.m.
11:50 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
Noon & 2 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
10 a.m.-noon & 2 p.m.
Women's Basketball: GCC vs, Yavapai
Book Review-Lecture Series
Rosemary Wucinich, GCC Student
"Spain &The Experiment in
International Living"
Women's Varsity Basketball
Gce vs, Phoenix College
BASKETBALL: GCC vs, AZ Western
Nursing Dept. Film
"Sie1e Cell Anemia"
WRESTLING: GCC vs. AZ Western 3:00 p.m.
GCC vs. ASU 7:00 p.m.
AWARE Meeting 7:00 p.m.
BASKETBALL: GCC VB. ASU-JV 7:30 p.m.
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15
15
16
17
18
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 14 CLASSES BEGIN
14 CHANGE OF PROGRAM BEGINS
14 Women's Basketball Practice
M-T-W-Th-F 14-18 LATE REGISTRATION BEGINS
M-T-W-Th 14-17 REGISTRATION-Evening
Tuesday 15 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mr. Donald Higgins
"Neville Chamberlain"
Author-Ian Macleod
A,S. Executive Board Meeting
WARA Basketball Begins
BASKETBALL: GCC vs. Scottsdale
Ft. Lewis College Info, Table
Veteran's Club Meeting
Nursing Dept. Film
"Pulse of Life" (everyone welcome)
18 A,S. Sponsored Dance
Sunday 20 . ARTISTS' SERIES: Phoenix Harp Trio
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
25
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 21
22
Wednesday 22
25
Saturday 26
22
Friday 25
LOST AND FOUND: This week will be the l-ast chance to inquire ~bout l-ast semester~ l-os1;'
articles. There are stiU many items that have not been cl-aimed - WATCRESJ READING GLASSES"
KETYJ RINGS" SWEATERS, and NOTEBOOKS. TheXle is even a savings deposit book.
FILM: The nursing department wiU be showing two inteXlesting fi lms • They wiU be open to
aU students on campus and may be seen in NU.-l10. .
"Pulse of Life" - 30-35 minutes - Fri., Jan. 18 - Noon &2 p.m.
"Sickle CeU Anemia" - Fri., Jan. 25 - 10 a.m., Noon & 2 p.m.
COLLEGE IN COLORADO: Charles Reed, Director of AdmissionsJ Ft. Lewis CollegeJ Durango" Col-o.
will be on campus Jan. 16J 9 a.m.-11 a.m. - Student Union Foyer.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORE STUDENTS interested in wOXlking at the Infonmation D(i)skduring Spring
Semester 1974 - please see Dean Nancy L. NoU, SO-112. . "
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER•• •NEW HOURS: New hours for the IMC for the Spring Semester
are 7 a.m. to 9:20 p.m' J Monday thXlough Thursday and ? a.m. to 4:40 p.m. Friday.
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP: Scholarships to empl~yees of Memorial Hospital,
Memorial Hospital VolunteersJ or other qualified appl-icants who wish to further their
eduaation in a health field. Appliaations available in the Scholarship Offiae.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK SCHOLARSHIP: A $50.00 scholarship for a business major-must be fuU
time student and have a 3.0 gXlade point average or better.
AWARE MEETING for women 25 &
over - January 25 at 7 p.m.
Student Lounge - Refreshments
wiU be served fOU01t?1·.ng the
meeUng.,-CONTTNUED ON THE BACX-JOB
PlJACEMENT &CAREER SERVICES
Inside door at southeast entrance
of the aafete-Pia. Many jobs
currently avaiZabl-e. Let the
Cctj:'leer> .Se.f1!.,iaeB C'j(!'~fice' h,e ~v ~t{OU,
<,.,._•....•"c.,,"••..•_"" _.•_ •••.•_ .~_••_ ..~_ •• _. __ ••••
$.rUDENT BULLETIN: The campus Student Bulletin will be distributed weekly on Monday morning.
Any campus organization may submit material to the office of the Associate Dean of Students~
SO-112. This material must be in writing! NO TELEPHONE MESSAGES WILL BE ACCEPTED•
. DEADLINE FOR BULLETIN: Friday at 9:00 a.m. THIS IS YOUR BULLETIN-MEET THE DEADLINE-AND
SUBMIT YOUR INFORMATION!
DISTRIBUTION AREAS: Admissions Office~ Student Center Information Desk~ and the Instructional
MateriaZs Center (Library).
LATE REGISTRATION wiU be heZd in the east end of the cafeteria Monday through Thursday~
January14-17~ from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. each day.
DROP-ADD for students who need to adjust their schedules because of cancelled cZasses~
errors made in original registration~ 01' those who have a need to drop 01' add a class to
their original scheduZes wilZ be held in the cafeteria during the same hours listed above
for new student registration.
EVENING STUDENTS: There will also be registration and drop-add for evening students in the
cafeteria from 6:00 p.m. to '1:30 p.m.~ Monday through Thursday~ January 14-1'1.
ATTENTION MEN'S TENNIS TEAM: Men tennis players interested in trying out for the varsity team "
shOuZd meet, in NU-134~ at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday~ Jan. 16 for an organizational meeting.
" , -Jim Smith-
~. NSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER•. •Due to the energy crisis the IMC wiU be cZosed on Sundays
this semester'.
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ,
GOOO 1J!,~/est c)five Avenue
J".H~ S"'f:'U~': D·':..E: :: T::' :.... U'L'LE'Y'IN' :ter'"- .., . " ~ ". , . . .." tJ~ :.:::'~:: :·.. i~: ...} (., :1 :..:: :.:' : '. : .'
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VOLUME 9 NUMBER 19 MCCCD JANUARY 21, 1974
. Wednesday 20
Fri.-February 1
COMING EVENTS:
M thru F 28-Feb 1
Tuesday 29
G}"tnnasium
Home Game
Home Match
Home Match
Away
Student Union
Away
Student Union
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Gymnasium
Council Chamber
Student Lounge
Home Game
Council Chamber
NU-110
Faculty Lounge
Council Chamb~r
Tl-148
Away
Home Game
Student Union
p.m.
p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
Noon
5:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:15 a.m.
2:00 p.m,
7:30 p.m.
All Day
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Noon-l:OO p.m •
10 a.m.-Noon & 2 p.m.
11:30 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
11:15 a.m.
Women's Basketball: GeC VB. Yavapai
Men's Intramurals: Tennis
entries open
Campus Crusade for Christ
Book Review-Lecture Series
Rosemary Wucinich, GeC student
Spain &The Experiment in
International Living
A.S. Advisory Board Meeting
Women's Varsity Basketball:
GCC vs. Phoenix College
Basketball: GCe vs. AZ Western
Veteran's Club Meeting
Nursing Dept. Film, tlSickle Cell
Anemiatl (Everyone Welcome)
Wrestling: GCC vs. AZ Western
Wrestling: ASU Open
AWARE MEETING
Basketball: GCC vs. P.C.
Men's Intramurals: Handball entries
close
Campus Crusade Meetings
II tl tl
Activities Fair
Book Review-Lecture Series
Richard Fuenning, GCC Track Coach
&Kathy Gibbons, GCC Student
Training ~ Olympic Hopeful
Basketball: GCC vs. Yavapai 7:30
Wrestling: GCe vs. Mesa C.C. 3:00
# # , # # , I II
" II II (College Life) .
WrestH.ng: ASU Open Collegiate
Basketball: GCC VB. ASU-JV
Letterman's Club After-Game Dance
(Everyone Welcome)
GCC LIBRARY CLOSED DUE TO
ENERGY CRISIS
22
22
21
21
22
23
23
24
25
25
25
25
25
25
26
26
26
25
27
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Saturday
Sunday
Thursday
. Friday
REGISTRATION: District administration has extended registration through Tuesday, January 22 •
. Students will be accepted if the courses desired are still available and the missed classe§
can be made up.
,INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: DUe to the energy crisis the !MC will be closed on Sundays
this semester. Our regular week day hours are 7:00 a.m. to 9:20 p.m.-Monday through Thursday,
.and 7:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. on Friday
M.E.CH~A. Meeting: Meetings will be held on Wednesdays, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in Se-142 instead of
Tuesdays. The film I AM CHICANO will be shown at the meeting on Jan. 23. Everyone who is
'interested in joining M.E.CH.A. is cordially invited to attend. Meetings will also be held
on Monday nights, 6 p.m.-7 p,m. in the Council Chamber for all night students interested in
-joining .and also for day students who cannot attend the Wednesdaymeetfngs.
NEED A CAMPUS JOB? Students are needed to work in the GeC cafeteria and snack bar. Hours are
-adjustable. Se'e Mrs. Stump~ caf eteria manager.
ATTENTION PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: There will be a PTK meeting on Thursday, Jan. 24 in room
'B-107 at 1:05 p.m. Please try to attend.
-CONTINUED ON THE BACK-
FREE TUTORING SERVICE!!! If you are having academic difficulties in any of your classes,
or anticipate having difficulty, stop by the Career Services Office or Job Placement Office
in the northeast corner of the cafeteria. These services are free, so act now! We are also
accepting applications for individuals who are interested and capable of tutoring one or
. more students. Yes. we do pay for this service!! -Mr. Rol1ins-
. WARA BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS have been changed to Monday and Wednesday, January 21 and 23 at
2:10 p.m. All interested women are invited to meet on the outside courts.
SPEECH TOURNAMENT RESULTS: Competing against 21 other colleges the GCC speech team was
. awarded 2nd place in individual events sweepstakes competition at the Arizona Swing Speech
Tournament on Jan. 12. GCC students accumulated 50 points toward sweepstakes, only 5
short of 1st place. Glendale students participating in the tournament were: Jim Barton,
. Sheri Myers, Debbie Dantine, Carol Adams, Diane Dzwonkoski, Marilyn McCoy, Joni Neville, &
Tim Leppert. The tournament was held on the campuses of ASU and P.C. and the competition
ran for 3 days.
JOB PLACEMENT AND CAREER SERVICES are available to all students attending GCC. 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.
FILM-SPONSORED BY THE NURSING DEPARTMENT: The following film will be open to all students
on campus and may be seen in NU-llO. "Sickle Cell Anemia" - Friday, Jan. 25 at 10 a.m.,
Noon and 2 p.m•
.SOP~OMORE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN WORKING AT THE INFORMATION DESK: More students are needed
for this semester. If you would like to work, please see Dean Nancy L. Noll, 50-112. (In
th~west end of the Bookstore building).
INC ART PRINTS ••• Get them while they last! A collection of reproductions of famous paintings,
framed and ready for hanging, will be available for check-out only to students during the
week of Jan. 21. If any prints remain, they will then circulate to faculty, administration,
and staff beginning Jan. 28. Liven your living room with a Picasso, Buffet, or Gauguin.
Curculating period is one semester and the limit is one print per person at any given time.
COMMISSIONERS WANTED FOR THE ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS: Any woman student of any age may fill
out an application. Applications may be picked up at the Information Desk or in DaanNollts
office, SO-112. Many exciting events are planned by the Assoc. Wom~n Students this semester,
so join the fun and become involved. Return applications to room SO-112 or to Nita Marone.
STU ··.T BULL TI
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Rvenue
_V..O.._LU_M_E_9"""'-~_~U_M_BE_R...:2::..;1J);;.... ~__-='19~f.o¥;'Ca~'D=-- .J..A...N..U..A...;.;.R.;;;;..y 28 , 1974 ..
CALENVAR OF EVENTS:
Mth4u F 28-Feb 1
Monday 28
28
28
Tuuday 29
29
. Wednuday 30
30
ThuJrAday 31
FJUciay, Feb. 1
1
1
11
. Sa.:t.uJr.day 2
2
2
2
Sunday 3
3
ACTIVITIES FAIR
Campu..6 C'LUAa.de. 'lIon ChJr)l;:t
M.E.CH.A.
Women' -6 VaMUy Beu k.e:tbaJ--t
CampUl> CnUl>ade bOlt ChJiJA:t
BOOK REVIEW ANV LECTURE SERIES
Coa.c.h Fue.n1u.ng, Kax.hy GJ.bbon-6
"Tlta.[nJ.ng an O.f..ymp.Lc. Hope.6u1."
M.E.CH.A.
BMketba..U: GCC V-6. Yavapa.J.
veteJta.n-6' Club Meeting
Campu-o C!tU-6ade 601t Ch/t.L.6t
CampM Cltu-oade 60Jt ChJt.L.6t
WRESTLING: GCC V.6. Mua
BASKETBALL: GCC V-6. C~
CoUege USe Me.eting
CEAS BoMd Meeting
Sc.holMtic. Aptitude Tuu
WRESTLING: CaU6. V-6 Az.
Women' -6 BMketbaU: GCC v-6. AWC
Az. Mti-6:t6' Guil.d, Open.[ng Show
Az. Altwu' Guild Mt Show
GCC UbJta.!ty ClO.6 ed
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Noon-l:00 p.m.
1:15 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
3:0fJ p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
AU Vay
9:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-S:OO p.m.
student. UnJ..on
71-148
Counw. ChambeJt
GymnMJ.um
Counw. ChambeJt
Student. Lounge
SC-142
HOME GAME
Counw. ChambV!.
Counw. ChambeJt
Counw. Chambvz.
HOME MATCH
Away
71-148
Counw. ChambeJt
T2 Bldg •
Mua, Az.
Away
Student. UrUon
Student. Lounge
COMING EVENTS:
.Monday 4
Thwu,day 7
FJvi.day 8
8
8
Sunday 10
Women'.6 Ba..6kdbaU: GCC V.6. Phna
ph.[ Theta. Kappa. Meeti..ng
Wlte.6tUng: GCC v.6. Phna
Women'.6 Ba.o ketbaU: GeC V.6. EM.tVtV/.
BMketba..U: GCC V.6. EMteJiJ1
ARTISTS' SERIES: Pho en-tx Symphony
5:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
GymnMJ.um
B-I07
HOME MATCH
HOME GAME
HOME GAME
Gymnfi6J.um
# # # # # # # # # # # #
ATTENTION VETERANS: You have an office on campus where you can find out about all the G.!.
benefits available to you. Among other services provided, you can get free tutorial ass is­
·tance. Stop in and find out more. The Office of Veterans' Affairs is located in the Snack
Bar of the Student Union. We're open from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
'WARA: Basketball Intramurals - Monday and Wednesday, 2:l0 p.m.-3:00 p.m •
.WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL: CONGRATULATIONS to the women's varsity basketball team. They
defeated Phoenix College, 35-28, on Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1974. The next home game is Monday,
Jan. 28 at 4:30 p.m.
CAFETERIA HOURS: The cafeteria will be open until 1:15 p.m. due to some class hour changes
this semester. New hours: 10:30 a.m.-l:15 p.m.
ACCIDENT: Did anyone witness an accident involving a motorcycle in the north parking lot,
~uesday, Jan. 15, between 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.? If so, please report to Dean Pierson's office.
RAP ROOM: The Student Rap Room and Referral Center opened on Jan. 21, 1974. The hours are
~ a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Friday.- The center is located in room LS-164 (the Life Sciences
Faculty Office Building). The SRRRC is staffed by i,nterested and sincere advanced psychology
students.
SKI CLUB: If anyone is interested in re-organizing the G.C.C. Ski Club, please contact Mr.
Thompson in SC-112, or call ext. 294. A possible trip to Purgatory on Feb. l6-l7--including
DUs to and from, lodging at condominiums (right 011. the lower runs) and lift tickets--is in the
planning.
-GONTINUEDON THE BACK-
-..
AWS COMMISSIONERS: Any woman student of any age may fill out an application for Associated
Women Students commissioners. Applications may be picked up at the Information Desk in the
. Student Union and in Mrs James' office, 50-112. Many exciting events are being planned for
this semester, so join the fun and become involved. Return applications to Room SO-ll2, or
to Nita Marone, Acting A.W.S. President.
COSTA RICA, CENTRAL AMERICA: Glendale Community College now offers a summer extension program
.at Centro Cultural in San Jose, Costa Rica. Cultural education and travel are available at a
very low cost. The student pays only $35.00 a semester more than he would pay if he took the
classes on the Glendale campus. Classes are offered in Spanish, Studio Art, Speech, English,
.Philosophy, History and Latin American Civilization.
The total cost for 10 weeks including transportation, food and lodging is $700-975. This is
,very similar to Northern Arizona University whose semester costs start with a low of $660.
High school students may earn college credits while still attending high school. Request a
brochure at admissions and contact one of the program directors: Dr. Maurice Campion (Spanish
.Dept.); Mr. Bill.Ahrendt (Art Dept.); Mr. Paul Chord (English Dept.); and Mr. Phil Smelser
(Philosophy Dept.). Telephone 934-2211. Full benefits of the G.I. Bill.
gfC 7/lckrc C07llll7/Vl Z(t7llit!j
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MCCCV
cor!C!jC
c.lt-VC7IlUC
FEBRUARY' 4I ·1974
HOME
Student Un,[on
S:tu.dent Lounge;.
HOME
Student Un,[on
Counc.U. ChambVt
Away
Council. ChambVt
SC-142
Student Lounge
B-107
Council. ChambVt
Counc.U. ChambVt
HOME MATCH
Gymna..6.w.m
HOME GAME
T1-148
Awa.if
Student Loange
Gymna.6..[urn
Student Loange
Gymna..6..[urn
StudeYlit Lounge
StudentU. FoyVt
Counc.U. ChambVt
T1-148
Gymna..6..[u.m
CouncU. ChambVt
Counc.U. ClutmbeJt.
Student Loange
9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Noon
.2:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12:00
1:30 p.m.
Noon
7:30 p.m.
Noon-1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.
1:05 p.m.
7:15 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
·':00 p.m.-S:OO p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
Boo k. Rev,[ew- LectoJr.e Seuu 11:15 a.m•
. _VIt..JfJhn 1 .. 'PJr...[nee, PJr.u,[dent MCCCV
"We.tU.n,9ton: Pilla.Jr. 06 S.ta..te"
W-WteJr.Ccmc.ve;(;: GCC Symphon..i-e Band
Audubon Wil..dU6e Film
"What Have You Vone WUh My CountJty"
&uk.e.tbill: GCC V.6. Mua
AWS SpOn6oJr.ed Va.e..e.n;l:.,i.ne Vanc.e
MhU-Seme.6tVt Re.g..[.&.ttz.a;t[on
8Mke.tbill : GCC V.6. P,[ma
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88
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9
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COMING EVENTS:
fuuda.y 12
TI:uvL6day
12
Wednuday 13
Thu.!L6day 14
FJUday 15
Wed-ThLvt 13-14
Sa..twu1a..y 16
Wednuda.{!
Sunday
,CALENVAROF EVENTS:
Mon-rue 4- 5' MaJU:ne. CoJr.~ Rec.Jr.LUteM
Mondaif 4 Young VemoCJta.t6 Meeting
4 Campuh CJr.U&ade Fait C~t
4 Women'.5 VaMUif BaA ke.tbalR.:
GCC v.6. P,[ma
MECHA Mee;t£ng
CampU.6 CJr.U.6ade FoJr. C~t
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
MJr.. WJ1Ua.m AhJtendt, GCC M.t
Piton e.6.6oJr., "Vimen6.£on6 '14"
W V..i-.6c.U.6.6,[on
A.S. Exec.u.:Uve BOMd Mee;t£ng
BASKETBALL: GCC v.6. Coc.lUAe
Btac.k. Student Un,[on OJtgan..i-za.Uonae.
Meeting
MECHA Meeting
Ve.teJr.an '.6 e.tu.b Meeting (New T,[mel
Ph..[ Theta. Kappa
CampU.6 CJr.U.6ade 60Jr. C~t
CampU.6 CltU.6ade .fioJr. ChJU6t
WRESTLING: GCC V.6. Pima
Women '.6 VM.6Uy Ba.6ke.tbctU.:
GCC V.6. Ea.6tVtn AZ
BASKETBALL: GCC v.6. Ea.6teJt.n AZ
CoUefJ e L,[6 e
WRESTLING: GCC V.6. Cen:tlt.a.t AZ
M,[zona. lvr;t..U,u Guild Iv-l/t Show
OJr.gan Conc.eJtt
. NUzona AJt.;t.U,:tf:, Guild W Show
ARTISTS' SERIES: PhoeJlu.x. Symphony
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BRIEFCASE: A black briefcase has been reported as missing. It was left in the Foyer of the
Student Union. If found, please return to the Lost and Found Department, so-109.
ARIZONA MAID OF COTTON: Women Students! Are you interested in applying for this contest???
You might win a $500 scholarship or a tour wardrobe of cotton fashions! Some of the
qualifications necessary are as follows: 1. Never have been married. 2. 19-23 years old,
inclusive as of Dec. 26. 1974. 3. Be a legal resident of Arizona-residing in the state year
round. 4. Be at least 5' 5" tall. 5.· Have average or above average grades. FOR APPLICATION"
fORMS-SEE DEAN NOLL. SO-112. Deadline: Feb. 28, 1974
CAR STICKERS: Car stickers are available from the parking lot attendant or from Dean Pierson's
office. Please refer to the Student Handbook (page 17) for information concerning parking
regulations. .
MEETING OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS: The young Democrats will hold their first meeting on Monday.
the 4th, at noon. in the Council Chamber. All persons interested are welcome to attend.
~CONTINUED ON THE BACK-
CHANGE OF REGULAR WEEKLY MEETINGS: The Veterans' Club is changing their regular weekly
meetings from Thursday.'at Noon in the Council Chamber to open meetings at 8 a.m. on Thursday
mornings in the Student Lounge. Everyone is welcome. Meetings start Feb. 7, 1974.
WARA: Monday and Wednesday -- 2:10-3:00 p.m. Softball during month ,of February
Badmin~on' starts in March
WANTED: Students who can help with door to door sur~ey:tng of senior citizens of
please contact Jane Werneken, 934-2211, axt. 317, Life Science ~ldg., room 166.
Survey Identification will enable older citizens to receive extra money stipends
Government if they qualify.
Glendale,
This Senior
from the
~:~~~V n~ 40 &8: Scholarship for nursing students. Applications are available in the
Scholarship Office (Counseling Center).
CLYDE MATTHEW WHITACRE MEMORIAL SCHOLA:RSHIP: .. Applications and criteria are available in the
Scholarship Office.
BOOKSTORE: The Bookstore now carries the following items: 1. ~-The 10 best sellers,
paper back. 2. Magazines - Time, Newsweek, U.S. News, T.V. Guide, Mad, Razz Revue, Rolling
Stones. 3. Locks for bicycles. 4. Safety reflectors for bikes. 5. The latest new
item is "Neet Feet"-$1.49/pair.
STUDENT BULLETIN
grcnckt!CCommu.nit!j CorfCJc
GOOO lAJcst. onVC cAvcnu c
VOLUME 9 . NUMBER 21. . McceD FEBRUI\RY 11 t 1~74
S:tu.den:t Lou.nge.
Home. Matc.h
GymYILUJ..w.m
Coune.-U. ChambeJl.
S:tu.dent Lounge.
Gymncu>..[u.m
S:tu.dent LoUV!fJ !!,
GymYILUJJ.um
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GymnM,[um
Counill Cha.rnbe)L
Home. Game.
Gee HMt
Counc.i.t ChambeJ1.
S:tu.de.1'Lt Union
A&W.y
SC-142
S:tu.deJ:Lt Loung e.
Adrru..M'£oM 066J...c.e.
S:tu.de.nt Lounge.
HOME GAME
Counill Chamb~'1.
HOME
Counc.U ChambeJt
GymnaJ.:...w.m
T1-148
S:tu.den:t Un,£on
Ce.n..tJr.al AZ CoUe.g e.
At Yuma
GeC HOST
At U 06 A
S:tu.de.nt Lounge
HOME GAME
S:tu.den:t Lounge.
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1:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
Noon
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
11:15 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
1:30 p~m.
AU Vay
8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:15 a..m.-8:00 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-1.2:00
Ate Va.y
7:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
MINI-SEMESTER BEGINS
Boo 12.: Re.v'£ew- Lec.:tWLe SeJt,£u
MIt. Met WWeJl. -"The W. 06 Ac.:t.ing"
Women'.6. VaM.Uy Te.nn"u : GCC .V,6.
Mua CommunUy Cou.e.g e
Women',6 VaJt,6Uy Ba..6ke:tbaU: GCC
V.6. Mua. CommunUy CoUe.ge.
Ba..6 ke:tba.U: GCC V,6. P. C. .
Ba..6 e.baU: AZ Community CoUe.g e.
Athletic. Con~eJl.e.nc.e. TOu.Jr.nament
Women'.6 VaMliy Ba..612.e:tba.U:
GCC V,6. AZ WuteJl.n
AZ AJtti.6:t.6 Guild M:t show 1:00 p.m. -5: 00 p.m.
~t.6' SeJt,£e6: Ann Mu.Jr.Jr.ay Conc.ent 8:00 p.m.
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Fu-Sa.:t
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22
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16
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17
COMING EVENTS:
.MQndiiy 18
TclUda.y 19
QJed-Thwc. 13-14
.Th1.vzAday 14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
.Tuuday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
. Mohd/iy 11 CampcUJ ClLU-6ade FOlL Chtt.Mt
11 Women'.s VctJL6Uy BMke:tbaU.:
GeC v.s. Sc.otadal.e
MECHA Meeting
Men'.6 II1tJr.a.mWl.a1..6 VoU.eybaU.
en:tJt1.u 0 pen
Campu,& CJr./Uiade FoJr. Chtt.Mt
BOOK REVIEW- LECTURE SERIES
VJr.. John F. PJr.1.n.c.e, 'PJr.e6,wen:t MCCCV
"GeoJr.ge WMhi.ng:ton: Anqu..i6h and
FaJLeweU." by Jamu r. SR.exneJl.
A. S: Adv"uoJty BOaJL~ Mee.UJtg
W,£nteJl. Conc.eJt:t: GCC SymphoMc. BaJ1d
BASKETBALL: GCC V.6. Sc.o~da1.e
MECHA Mee;t.,[ng
Audubon WUdU6e FUm" "Wha,t Have
You Vone Wfth My CdUntJr.y"
MINI-SEMESTER REGISTRATION
Ve:teJutn',6 C.e.u.b Mee:t,£ng (New T,£mel
BASKETBALL: GCC V,6. Mua
Campu,& CJtu..6ade 60Jr. C~t
GOLF: GCC v.6. ASU
Camp/Ui CJ-J.L.6ade 60Jr. Chtt.Mt
GCC SpOnhoJted Bene6ft Ba..6ketbatt
College U6e
AWS SpOMOJr.ed vate.n:t..lne Vanc.e.
[EveJr.tfone. Wdc.ome.l
WRESTlIfJG: A. C. C. A. C. TOWU1.Cflnen:t
BASEBALL: AZ We.oteJtn CW,6'£C
CAL CR.ub FutWLe FaJUnVl'.6 F'£e.R.d Vay
Women'.!! GymJ1C'...6tic...6-U 06 A
InvwMonal.
AZ AJr..UJ.d,J.;, Guild M:t Show
BASKETBALL: GeC V.6. P,£ma
AZ AJr.;t..Uu GuU.d M:t Show
GCC UbJr.a.fLY CR.o.6 ed
ALL STUDENTS AND FACULTY: Construction work is going on in the Business Building area; so be
aware of this activity and be cautious while going to class, leaving class or moving about in
the area.
COLLEGE LIFE: Everyone is invited to attend College Life this Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Tl-148.
~ome and enjoy the fun, fellowship, and thought provoking atmospbere as we investigate the
claims of History·s greatest per50nality-~--JesusChrist. Sponsored by Campus Crusade for
ehri st.
..CONTINUED ON THE BACK-
SEMINAR-FUEL CRISI'S SOLVED IN THE HOME: Learn how you may permanently elimil1ate the need of
fuels to heat or cool yournouse. Revolutionary invention disclosed by the inventor. Any
structure can be produced in a simple automated shop using inexpensive materials. Enrollment
,open to the public over 16 yrs. of age. Place: Maryvale High School, 3415 N. 59 Ave., Room
226--Feb. 13, 20, 27, and Mar. 6--7 p.m. to 9 p.m. or at Phoenix College, 1202 W. Thomas,
Liberal Arts Bldg., Room A10l--Feb. 15, 22, March 1 & 8--7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
PHI THETA KAPPA-CENTENARY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP: Centenary College of Louisiana offers a 1/2
tuttion scholarship to any phi Theta Kappa member who is completing an Associate Degree and
who has a cumulative grade point average of 3.000 or above on a 4.0=Aschale. The award is
$700 per year, is committed for a two year period and requires that a "B" average be maintained
at Centenary. If you are interested in learning more about Centenary College and PTK scholar-
'ship, please write to Director of Admissions, Centenary College of Louisiana, Shreveport, La.,
71104. Please indicate your chapter and send your phone number if you would like a call.
SOCIETY OF 40 & 8 SCHOLARSHIP FOR NURSING STUDENTS: Applications are available in the
Scholarship office (Counseling Center).
CLYDE MATTHEW WHITACRE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Applications and criteria are available in the
. Scholarship Office.
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA will give a $150 scholarship to a woman student for the use in 1974-75
. school year. Must be one who needs the money, who has demonstrated ability and has specific
goals in the field of education. Applications in scholarship office.
T LLETI
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West Olive Rvenue
VO LUME 9 NUMBER 23 MCCCV FEBRUARY 18, 121A
Student Lounge,
Away
AwaLf
GymY/.a.6..[um
Studen.:t Lounge.
Studen.:t UMoI1 .
Gymna.6.w.m
. T1-148
T-2 Btdg.
At U 06 A
Counc.il Chambe.Jt
Home. Ma..:tch
T1-148
Counc.il Chamben
Away
Counc.il Chambe.Jt
studen.:t Loung e.
B-107
Counw. Chambe/L
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GymnM)um
Counei..t Chambe.Jt
HOME GAME
HOME GAMES
SC-142
Away
Counw. ChambeJt
Stude.n.:t U. Foye.Jt
Student Lounge.
Away
2:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
11 :15 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
11:15 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m •
9:00 a.m.
Noon
3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
&:00 p.m.-l0:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
1:05 p.m.
7:15 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
7:00 p.rn.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.-8:3~ p.m.
7:30 a.m.
Book Rev..[ew-Le~,e S~~e..o
Iva Benne.t.t w..[Ultev..[e.w
"The Pltudent V..[d" .
GCC Oltchu.tJta Conce.Jt.:t
Rogen Wagneit Choltale.
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FJUday
FJU-Sa.:t 22-23
We.dnuday 20
20
20
Tluvt.-F.u 21-22
TIuc.Ju,day 21
21
Sa.:t.-Ma.Jt.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 18 -MINT-SEMESTER BEGINS
18 CampU!.J CJw,Utde bOlt ChJUl,-t
18 MECHA Mee.t£ng
18 Women'.6 Ba.6 k.dbate.: GCe v.6. P.{ma.
79 Campuc CJuL6ade nOlL Chft,u.:t
19 BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Mlt. Mel We//~e.Jt-GCC Eng-U.-oh
PJt0ne..6.60lt, "The Ivr.;t 06 Amng"
A.S. Exe.cu;t[ve BOMd Me.e:U.ng
Wome.n '.6 (laMJ..;ty Ten.1'l1.6 : GCC
v.6. Mua
MECHA Me.e.ti.ng
BASKETBALL: GCC v.o. A2 WuteAn
ClAde. K C£.ub Me.e:U.ng
AJ.Jt Foltc.e. ROTC
Vdvr.an'.6 C£.ub Me.e.t£ng (New T)me.)
Wome.n '.6 VaMJ..;ty Te.nnL6 : GCC
V.6. Sco.:t.:todale.
Phi Thda Kappa Me.e:U.ng
Campu..6 CltlL.6ade. !JOlt CIvU6.:t
Campu..6 CJtLI-6ade. 60lt Ci'1JlM.:t
Women'.6 (/(J/t/.,J..;ty BM kdbaU
GeC V.6. Mua C.C.
22 CEAS BoaJtd Me.eting
• 22 -eBASKETBALL: GCC v.6. P. C.
'F.u-Sat 22-23 - BASEBALL: AZ JIt. Colle.ge. A.:th1'.e.t£c
Co 1'16 eJteJlCe. TolL/tname.n.:t
WRESTLXNG: Sou:trJ»(J..6te.JtV1. 20ne.
ToUJtname.nt
Colle.ge. Une Me.e.:Ung
ACT TESTING
Wome.n.'.6 GIjmM.6Uc.J.:,-V,u.:t:.JUc:t
QuaLt6y..[ng Mee..:t
Women'.6 VaMUy BM ke:tbate.
Gee V.6. AZ Wute.Jtn
TItack. & F.-te1.d
1vr.:tJ..1:>.:to' Se.Uu: Ann MlL/t/tay
Conce.Jt.t
Sat. -Sun 23-24 AZ M.t-U:t6 GuJ.1'.d Ivr.;t Show
'COMING EVENTS:
Tuuday 26
. Tuuday
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AIR FORCE ROTC INTERVIEWS: A representative from ASU Air Force ROTC will be on campus ort Feb.,
21 &22 to answer questions regarding scholarships at ASUfor transfer students. He will be
stationed at a table in the Foyer'·of the Student Union, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY: Faculty members from NAU will be on campus on Monday. Feb. 25
to confer with students interested in attending NAU next yeA.r • .
YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Next year's election is rapidly approaching and it is time to get involved.
If you don't want the nes~ of corruption in the Capitol building, get out and do your part.
~ome to the next meeting and get involved.
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AZ LULAC EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER (The AZ League of United Latin-American Citizens
Educational Center) will be on campus every Wednesday morning~ 9 a.;.-11:30 ~.m. in the
Career Services room, east end of Cafeteria, to help needy students .prepare for transfer
to other colleges and also to inform students about financial aides.
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP: Available for unmarried, sophomore students. Criteria
and applications are in the Scholarship Office. Deadline: March 1, 1974. The awardee
will be required to study in a country other than his own for the study year.
TO ALL PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: There are many new activities on the P.T.K.calendar for
this semester, including films and a state meeting at Phoenix College Feb. 23 from 1-5 p.m.
to form a P.T.K. state organization. Also, your help will be needed for the Book Fair,
March 6 and 7. So be sure to attend the meeting this Thursday, Feb. 21, in B-l07 at 1:05
p.m. and get the details. Don't miss out!!!
PHI THETA KAPPA-CENTENARY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP: Centenary College of Louisiana offers a 1/2
tuition scholarship to any Phi Theta Kappa ~ember who is completing an Associate Degree and
who has a cumulative grade poirttaverage of 3,000 or above on a 4.0=A scale. The award is
$700 per year, is committed for a two year period and requires that a "B" average be maintained
at Centenary. If you are interested in learning more about Centenary College and PTK scholar­ship,
please write to Director of Admissions, Centenary College of Louisiana, Shreveport, La.,
71104. Please indicate your chapter and send your phone number if you would like a call.
Applications must be received by March 5th.
WARA: All women are welcome to participate in softball intramurals, Monday and Wednesday
at 2:10 to 3:00 p.m.
WOMEN 25 A~~ OVER- Valley of the Sun Chapter of AWARE will award scholarships to some full
time (12 hours) women students for use in the fall, 1974 semester at the community colleges
or the universities. Submission deadline is March 1,,1974. Information and applications
available in the Counseling Office. .
ARIZONA MAID OF COTTON: Women Students! Are you interested in applying for this contest???
You might win a $500 scholarship or a tour wardrobe of cotton fashions! Some of the
qualificiations necessary are as follows: 1. Never have been married. 2. 19-23 years old,
inclusive as of Dec. 26, 1974. 3. Be a leg~l resident of Arizona-residing in the state year
round. 4. Be at least 5'5" tall. 5. Have average or above average grades. FOR APPLICATION
FORMS-SEE DEAN NOLL, 50-112. Deadline: Feb. 28, 1974.
COMING SOON: Syndicate will be coming soon to play at the MECHA dance on Friday, March 1,
1974. So be sure you start letting your friends knmv about it.
-I .
FEBRUARY 25. 1971
~lU:D [O)~~u [ES(UJ~~lElJ~~
GLENDALE COMMUNITY CO:LLEGE
6000 LUest Olive Avenue VOLUME 9 NUMBER 2fI.
At ASU
Closes Today
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
Counc11 Chamber
Student Lounge
Council Chamber
Student Lounge
Student Union
Interim1'h_ater
Interipl' Theater
Music Bldg.
Student U. Foyer
Gymnasium
Council Chamber
, Away
Stuaent Union
T2-103
SC-l42
Counc1.1 Chamber
HOME MATCH
HOME
Away
Council Chamber
Stu~ent""tounge
"'MU-124
Home-Bsttella Pk.
Long Beach
At Phoenix College
Council Chamber
Council Chamber
Council Clia.1ilber
Student Center
GeC
GeC
7:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
6:'00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.. Field S of Bus. B1d8'
l:QO p.m.-S:OO p.m.
8:00 p.m.
11:15 a.m.
3
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2
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26
26
25
25
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6-7
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 25 NAU Representative
25 Women's Varsity Basketball:
GCC vs. Yavapai
MECHA Meeting
Men's Intramura1s: Ping Pong
Entries Open
Campus Crusade for Christ
BOOK REVIEW-LECTURE SERIES
Iva Bennett will review
"The Prudent Diet"
A.S. AdVisory Board Meet~ng Noon
Baseball: GCC vs. Central AZ 3:00p.m.
GCC, Or~hestra Concert 8:00p.m.
Auditions-Drama Production 3:00 p·~m.-S:OO p.m.
MECHA Meeting 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
Young Democrats Meeting 1:00 p.m.
Women's Varsity Tennis: A$U 3:00 p.m.
Bas~p~ll: GGQ ve. Central AZ 3:00 p.m.
Women's Basketpall: GCC va. Central 6:00 p.m.
CirCle ~ Clyp Meeting 8:00 p.m.-lO:OO p.m.
Veterap'§ QlY; Keeting (New'T~@) a_OO·a.m. '
Studen~ Rec;:1~a;l.s ·:t,~ll~ p.m.
Golf: Ae tn~~rcollegiate ~;~9 p.m.
Tour~men;
Trac~ ~ f+~14 Invitational
Women'~ B,as~etball-State tournament
Campus GI:y§~qe for Christ 7:15 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
Campus CrYs~ge for Christ 2:00 p.m.
CEAS Meet1ng 7:00 p.m....9:00 p.m.
MECijA ~PONSORED DANCE 9:00 p.m.-12:00
(Evetyone Welcome) ,
Men's~Intramurals Ping Pong
Entri!es Close
MID-tERM GRADE PER!OD ENDS
Women's Gymnastics Meet
AZ Artists Guild Art Show
ARTISTS' SERIES: Roger Wagner
Chorale (Tickets Necessary}
Saguaro State Kennel Club
Dog Show
Tuesday
Th-Fri
Saturday
Thursday
Sunday
Fri-Sat
Wednesday
Wed-Thur
.Th-F-Sat
Friday
Saturday
AWS SPONSORED WEEK OF EVENTS
Book Revie~Lecture Series
Mrs. Edith Blakey will review
"I, Claudius"
Movie "'Othello" 9 a.m.,l p.m. &5:45 p.m.
P.T.~ <Boolt Fair 9:00 a.m.-l:OO p.m.
Drama Production 8=00 p.m.
Drama Production Matinee ~:30 p.m.
MUSic Scholarship Audition Day .. 9: 00 a.m.-Noon
" ',,' '." '" INIfNNNNJlifJIIIIIFlIIIIInilill/I /III fI" iii!'IUliI'
ATTENTION ALL STUVENTS= ,Open a.u.iLi.:tWi1A nOll Mthwr. MUleJL' ~Q.ompeiU.ng hi6;toJUc.a.i. eVutma., IThe .
· CltUC1ble wm; be h4#,rnJ,Ud11.y, &Wedne6day, Feb. 26 & 27 b'L -t-he'PiJiY§OX.-lnteMmrhe.a.teJt,-­~
2-1 03. T-ima aAe lp.m. til, 5 p.m. PaMA aAe ava.il.a.ble 60IL 11 men J;tnd 10 women, and ali:
· bLteJLa;ted pellAOM aJie. wr.ged to :tJr.y out. ,. i " '
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