Glendale Community College Student Services Courier, 1981-82, Volume 01, Numbers 01-12; Volume 02, Numbers 01-10. November 04, 1981 - April 27, 1982

              VOL. 1 - NO. 11 Wednesday November 4, 1981
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Editor - Mary Rogers
PAPER AIRPLANE CONTEST
The Geology Club of Glendale
Community College will sponsor a
Paper Airplane Flying Contest on
Sunday December 8~ 1981 at Valley
West Mall, 59th &Northern from
Noon - 5:00 p.m.
Entry fee is 50¢. Paper will
be available for those who do not
have ready made airplanes. Every­one
is welcome to come and join 1n
the fun. Bring your family and
friends.
Paper· clips and other weights
are not being allowed.
A.W.A.R.E.
A.W.A.R.E. wishes to thank all
of those who voted for our Home­coming
Candidate, Connie Fowser.
The Club and Connie had a great
time participating in this college
function.
The A.W.A.R.E Bake Sale was
a huge success. $130 plus. Thanks
to everybody who brought and every­body
who bought!
The Women's Center is building
a Crisis referral area, and is com­piling
a reference book for all
types of services in the Valley.
Submitted by,
Phyllis Munsun, Pres.
"FLY AT
YOUR
OWN RISK"
NEWMAN NEWS
A special thanks to Dorette
Mehilich, Mike Tabas, Lori Jones,
Bea Demos, Ed Woodman, Jim Peterson
Andy Brazie and Bob Lester for
helping with Religious Awareness
Week.
Newman Club will be having an
Arts and Crafts Fair in the hallway
of the Student Union on Friday, Nov.
13, 1981, Mon. and Tues. - Nov. 16-17,
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Many beautiful items
will be available for your early Holi­day
shopping.
Newman Club - Community Meeting -
Saturday, Nov. 14, 6:30 p.m.
Liturgy, shared pot-luck and fellow­ship
at David and Shirley Cobler's,
8944 N. 17th Lane - Phoenix.
SPEAKER's FORUM November 4, 1981
This week the speaker is Ms. Terry Parker, Cable
Communications Officer for the City of Phoenix.
Her topic will be "Television’s Future: The World
of a Dish" (Yes, that's right, Dish).
CANCELLATION
Place:
Time:
Student Lounge
11: 00 a.m.
For those who have made plans to see the G.C.C. Jazz Combo play
1m November 8, 1981, Mr. Thrasher of the Music Department wishes to let
you know that the presentation is cancelled for this date.
FOR YOUR INFOMATION This week we. celebrate
During the year there are important weeks.
These are designated so that you may be aware
of the significance these items have in your
lives and makes it possible for you to celebrate
the anniversary of their recognition.
NEW BOOKS IN THE LMC. . . .
The Right Brain--Blakeslee
Soft Furnishings--Designers Guild
Space Shuttle--Baker
Spring Moon--Lord
Summon the Bright Water--Household
Sunset Ideas & Recipes for Breakfast & Brunch--Sunset
The Sweet Spot in Time--Jerome
United States Pharmacopeia Dispensing Information: USP DI 
Vermilion--Whitney
Cafeteria (Home-Baked items, Hot Entrees, Fresh
Fruit and Vegetable salads, Juices.) Come and try
Janis' Avalon salad with tortilla chips, or some
fresh melon salad!!
Snack Bar (Grilled items, cold sandwiches) We are
still offering in the evening daily Hot Entree specials
in this area from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Daily Specials (Available in cafeteria from 10:30 a.m.
- 1:15 p.m.' and also in snack bar in evening)
Wed. Nov. 4
Thurs. Nov. 5
Fr!. Nov. 6
Mon. Nov. 9
Tues. Nov. 10
Ham and Macaroni
Chop Suey
Fish Sandwich
French Fries
Green Chile Burro
Tostado
Country Steak
$1.05
LOS
.80
.40
.95
.70
1.05
Counselors in Minority Services Office
The following schedule has been established for counselors being
present in the minority services office;
Ms. Louise Jones
Dr. Joe Griego
Mondays and Wednesdays
Thursdays
10:00 to 12:00 Noon
10:00 to 12:00 Noon
EVENING STUDENTS
BE SURE TO PICK UP YOUR FREE TICKETS FOR FAMILY DAY, NOVEMBER 7,
1981. THERE WILL BE A "LATE OCTOBERFEST" WITH LOTS OF GERMAN FOOD,
ENTERTAINMENT, DANCERS, SING-A-LONG, BINGO AND PRIZES, TRAIN RIDE FOR
THE KIDS, MOVIE AND CARTOONS AND near BEER AND POP. TIME: IS 12-5 p.m.
COME AND ENJOY THE DAY AND END IT BY GOING TO THE HOMECOMING FOOTBALL
GAME. PLACE: STUDENT UNION. YA'LL COME. TICKET'$ IN C.E.A.S. OFFICE.
A.W.A.R.E. Monthly Meeting
(Association Welcoming Active
Return to Education) will hold its
November meeting on Wed. the 4th
at 1:00 p.m. just outside the Woman's
Center in the Student Union Building.
Louise Jones of the Counseling Dept.
will speak on the Woman's Center and
programs of interest to women on
campus.
LMC STUDENT GALLERY
The IMC Student Gallery, in
the exit lobby of the IMC building
is featuring G.C.C. student Shirley
Elsass, from October 26 through Nov.
6. This show is sponsored by C.E.A.S.
STUDY SKILLS WORKSHOP
Nov. 4 How to take notes in class
Time: 5-6 p.m.
Place: SPS 52
CALENDAR FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 4. 1981
Wed. Nov. 4
Thurs. Nov. 5
Speaker's Forum
Geology Club
Kappa Epsilon
Newman Club
International Student
Association
G.C.C. Wrestling Team
International Christian
Fellowship .
Baptist Student Union
Newman Club
11-12 Noon S.L.
6:30 p.m. SCIOS
10:00 a.m. C.R.
7- 9 p.m. C.C.
3:00 p.m. F.D.R.
3:30 p.m. Gym Annex
11-12 Noon O.R.
1:15 p.m. C.R.
9-11 a.m. C.R.
Fri. Nov. 6 Newman Club
"Antigone"
G.C.C. Wrestling Team
C.E.A.S. Board Meeting
9-11 a.m.
8 a.m. - 9
3:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
C.R.
p.m. S.L
Gym Annex
C.C.
C.R.
Stadium
C.C.
F.D.R.
Gym Annex
Student Union
6:00 p.m.
12-5 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Newman Club
M.E. eh. A
G.C.C. Wrestling Team
Newman Club
Counseling
C.E.A.S. FAMILY DAY
'Late Octoberfest"
"HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME"
GCC VB EASTERN
A.A. U. WreatH.ng Championships
7:00 p.m. Gym,
Sat. Nov. 7
Mon. Nov. 9
Tues. Nov. 10 G.C.C. Wrestling Team
Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship
Newman Club
P.T.K.
3:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
Gym Annex
C.R.
C.R.
C.R.
WEDNESDAY VETERAN's DAY RECESS
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Student
Services
Courier
VOL, NO. 1 AUGUST 1981 Editor: Mary Rogers
NOTE F ROM THE DEAN
The STUDENT SERVICES COURIER will be replacing "STUDENT BULLETIN.”
Hopefully, the COURIER will provide more information about non-class-room
activities, and keep both students and staff better informed
about service functions which affect every student In some manner~
CONSOLIDATED SERVICES
A new building specifically designed to coordinate all the services a
student may need in order to attend Glendale Community College was
occupied for the first time this summer. No longer will students be
required to walk to numerous locations throughout the campus in order
to obtain needed services. The new building houses the offices of:
Admission/Records, Career Planning, Counseling, Financial Aids, Special
Services, Minority Services, Testing and Veteran's Affairs.
CHILD CARE 
FOOD SERVICES
Snack Bar - Short Order Cooking
Cafeteria - Home Cooking, Baked goods
and an assortment of salads
Burrito .80
.75
1.05
1.05
1.05
.40
.80
August 24th
sandwich
Each
24 Green Chili Burrito
Tosdada
25 Goulash
26 Country Steak
27 Reuben Sandwich
French Fr
28 Fish Sandwich
Week of
Cafe
Snack
Day Supervisor:
Beverly Chamberlin
Evening Supervisor
Linda Jones
Our Center is set up to meet the
developmental needs of each individual
child.
Snacks are provided by the Center.
If your child is here during the lunch
or dinner hour please send a sack lunch.
Vacancies are available for the
evening student in our ter. We re
open from 6:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m., Mon­day
through Thursday. The Center closes
at 4:00 p.m. on Fri s. Registration fee
of S10.00 and $.60 per hour are the minimal
charges. Drop-in fee is only $.75.
per hour.
Phone: 934-2211 Ext. 225
1
Editor's Note:
The COURIER will be circulated on WEDNESDAY and
replaces the Monday "Student Bulletin". Dead-line
for submitting material to Dr. D. Bilse is
4:00 p.m. each Thursday. Any information received
after that time will appear in the following week's
COURIER.
COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
Glendale Community College .will host
university and college visitations this
fall. To date A.S.U., U of A., Western
International and Grand Canyon will be
on campus between 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
on the following dates, with the exception
of the U of A on November 18.
September 16, 1981
October 21, 1981
November 18, 1981
February 17, 1981
March 24, 1981
April 21, 1981
We are still waiting confirm­ation
on other schools that have been
contacted.
CAREER CENTER
ARE YOU A WINNER?
Glendale Community College
Counseling class "Creative Job Hunt­ing
(p. 32 in Fall Schedule)" shows
you how to beat the great American
Job Game.
Where to look for that great
new dream job.
How to get more interviews
with people who can hire you.
Video tape training in how
to control the interview and nail
down the job.
The Old Boy Network. What
it is. (con't. next page)
2
$ $ $ $ $ $
FINANCIAL AID
Recent information eman­ating
from Washington D. C. in­dicates
that federal expend­itures
are going to be reduced
for FY82. Because of prior pre­ferential
treatment, the Student
Financial Assistance (SFA) pro­grams
at GCC for 1981-82 are in
livery good shape".
Program funding is as
follows for 1981-82:
College Work Study Program
(CWS) $559,970
National Direct Student loan
(NDSI) $ 88,599
State Student Incentive Grant
(SSIG) $ 85,000
Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant
(SEOG) $296,592
Arizona Education loan Program
(AELP) Open Ended
Pell Grants (Formerly BEOG
Open Ended
The "next move" is now up
to you---The GCC Students.
SECURITY OFFICE
Security Department handles
all emergencies of a medical
nature, parking problems, property
losses, etc. Registration time
places the greatest demands on
the department due to the increase
(con't. next page)
Career Center con't.
How to jump to a more re­warding
career.
This easy-to-follow action
orientated approach makes this
an invaluable class for men and
women who are between jobs 9 who
want to upgrade their jobs- or
who are entering the job market
for the first time.
MINORITY SERVICES PROGRAM - .
The Minority Services Pro­gram
is an Educational Outreach
Program which provides informa­tion
on post-secondary educational
opportunities. The Program per­sonnel
provide assistance with
the necessary forms to pursue
post-secondary education &train­ing.
Specific services provided
include. but not limited to:
Awareness Presentations
Admissions
Financial Aid
Follow-up
Orientations
Assistance during registra­tion
Student Services Referral
VETERAN'S AFFAIRS OFFICE
Funding has been cut by 60%.
Services offered by the VAO may
be restricted effective 1 Sept
1981. HELP will be needed from
all faculty to assume proper re­porting
of VA Student Enrollment.
Stanley J. Grossman has been as­signed
as Acting Coordinator of
Veteran's Affairs 'till Septem­ber
30, 1981.
Security con't.
in parking problems, register­ing
students vehicles 9 and
assi~tin9 students who are go­ing
through the registration
process. Security is located
at the west end of the Book­store
building, Ext. 295 &
360.
STU0ENT SERVICE S
Please submit your act1ctties
as early as possible to the office
of Student Activities that facil­ities
may be reserved for them,
and that we can avoid potential
conflicts that might otherwise
occur.
The Student Handbook contains
the information regarding when
vacations are and other events that
you might want to look at to avoid
potentially considering dates that
would otherwise be used for other
major campus events. Please con­tact
me if you have any questions.
I would be very happy to assist you
in planning your event.
Robert Christian
Assists special students by
providing support and instruct­ional
services for the handi­capped,
limited English speak­ing
and low income person. This
office houses the Educational
Opportunity Center office. a
federally funded program coordi­nated
through Arizona State Univ­ersity.
Room SPS 31. Telephone
934-2211 9 Ext. 328. Hours: M-TH
8:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m., T-W-F 8:00
a.m, - 5:00 p.m.
Director: Mario Esquer
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER
Please retain your student fee card. The fee card will be
required to check out materials from the library.
TAKE A VAN GOGH, CEZANNE OR MONET HOME FOR A VISIT
Art prints, framed and ready for hanging, are available for
check-out in the library. Selection can be made from the Art Print
Photo Album at the Circulation Desk in the library. The prints are
circulated on a first come, first serve basis. There is a limit of
one print per person. Students must show their ID cards each time
they check out an art print, book, or other material. All prints
are due back December 11, 1981. Borrowers assume full responsi­bility
for liability in the event of loss or damage. There is no
rental fee.
Students may check-out art prints beginning August 31 - Sept­ember
4, 1981.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
August 28 BAND CONCERT
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P.A.C.
(Performing Arts Center)
------------------------------------
NOT E S
NOTES:
Student
Services
Courier
VOL. 1 - NO. 2 Wednesday September 2, 1981 Editor - Mary Rogers
CHILD CARE 
Plenty of room still exists for night students to enroll
their children in our child care center.
The Child Care Center will be collecting aluminum cans all
year, in an attempt to raise additional funds, to improve'
our Science Department, add to our library, and record
collection, and increase math and reading materials.
We are striving for a top quality center here at Glendale
Community College and would appreciate your “aluminum throw-aways”.
To enroll your child or contribute to our fund raising
project, call ext. 225 or stop by Room 140 in the T-I Building.
DON'T
FORGET
LABOR
DAY
RECESS
NIGHT STUDENTS:
See notice concerning- Evening
Student Government on page 4.
MONDAY - SEPT. 7, 1981
TESTING MANUAL AVAILABLE
The Educational Testing Service
hag recently published a manual de­signed
to assist minority students
to develop study skills with exercises
and questionnaires. Helpful feed-back
is provided to students in an
independent-learning fashion or with
the help of a counselor. College
achievement through self-help is
available through consignment at our
bookstore.
* * * * * * * * *
STUDENT I.D. CARD_
The official G.C.C. Student I.D.
card for the fall semester Is the card
containing your schedule of classes.
When this card is stamped by the cam­pus
cashier, it is valid for official
on campus identification.
If the card is lost, check at the
student activities office located at
the East end of the main dining room
in the Student Union.
* * * * * * * * * *
WORKSHOP
WOMEN’S SCIENCE WORKSHOP
NSF (National Science Found­ation)
and the Women's Research
Institute at Brigham Young Univer­sity
are sponsoring a workshop for
women in Science October 11-13
at BW'S Provo, Utah campus. For
details see Mrs. Murray in Chem­istry.
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“WRITERS!!! 1
The Traveler, GCC’s literary ­arts magazine is now soliciting
poetry and prose from currently en­rolled
day and evening students.
Please limit fiction and non-fiction
submissions to three each and poetry
to ten. Submit typed, double-spaced
(preferred but not required) manu­scripts
with a cover page containing
writer's name, address, telephone
number and social security number.
Place ONLY social security number on
EACH page of work and deliver to The
Traveler box in room LA-131. GET
PUBLISHED!!!
* * * * * * * * * *
PARKING INFORMATION-“ Increased
Parking Areas.”
The commencement of each semester
brings about extremely crowded parking
conditions and great frustration for
many students, however the situation
appears worse that normal this year
even though enrollment is not up. To
alleviate the problem, the lawn areas
east and south of the southeast park­ing
lot are being designated for add­itional
parking. (Area adjacent to
59th and Olive Avenue.) Students may
park in these areas without being
ticketed. (con't page 3)
Parking Areas con't. 
Handicapped
fire lane (red curbs)
Special purpose
(yellow curbs)
Restricted zones
(faculty. loading,
etc.
Improperly parked
$25.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
fines for illegal parking are:
Delta Kappa Gamma - Alpha Xl Chapter­ Omicron
State; Education major, sophomore, 3.000 GPA, female returning to
school, financial need. Application;
ASDF and CRAR/NAF. For Fall.
Alpha Delta Kappa - Alpha Epsilon
Chapter: Education major. financial
need, fulltime student, Application:
ASDF and CFAR/NAF. For spring.
Glendale-West Maricopa Council of
Realtors Scholarship: Male/female,
enrolled in real estate courses,
financial need, 3.000 GPA. Applica­tion:
ASDF. For Fall.
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office
Fraternal Order of Police - Lodge #5
Scholarship: Administration of Justice
major, ability to pursue law enforce­ment
field after graduation, enrolled
in Adm. of Justice curriculum, full
time student, at least a 2.000 GPA,
male/female. Application: ASDF and
CFAR/NAF. For Fall.
Odessa Williams Memorial Scholarship:
full time student, female, must have
completed at least one semester, 3.000
GPA. Application: ASDF. For Fall.
FOOD SERVICES
Week of Sept. 2
Everyone please re­member
that the cafeteria is open
for everyone' s use from 9:00 a.m. ­1:15. Home cooking, baked goods.
beverages and salads are available.
Enter from South entrance door in
cafeteria.
Daily Entrees in Cafeteria-
Snack Bar - Short order cooking
Hot Beef Sandwich
Chili
Burrito
$1.05
.75
.80
Mable R. Stump Sun City/Youngtown
Rotary Club: Graduate of Peoria or
Dysart High Schools, or any member
of the Glendale Community College
Nursing Program. Preferable a res­ident
of the Westside. Application:
ASDF. For Spring.
Specials
Mon. Aug 31 Green Chiii
Burro .95
Tamale Pie 1.05
Tues. Sept. Ham and Macaroni
1. 05
Wed. Sept. 2 Liver and
Onions 1.05
Thurs. Sept. 3 Sa 1Isbury
Steak 1.05
Robert Thompson Memorial Scholarship:
Male, financial need, definite goals.
Application: ASDF and CFAR/NAF. For
Spring.
Fri . Sept. 4 Macaroni &
Cheese 1.05
Mon. Sept. 7 HOLI DAY
Tues. Sept. a Veal Cut let 1.05
(con't next col.)
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All student organizations have new mail roses in the student
activities office in the East encl of the Student Dining Room.
Outdoor Camping Club organizational meeting, Thursday September 9, 1981, T2 building, room
#105. Trips for fall semester will be planned.
NIGHT STUDENTS FREE BARBECUE - Friday Night - Sept 4, 1981
Become a Board Member. Elections will be held Sept. 8, 9, 10
Where? West side of the student union building
Time? 6 : 30 p.m.
Find out What student government is all about and what it can do for you.
Sponsored by C.E.A.S.
Continuing Education Associated Students
B.S.U. Sept. 3 Club Room
I.S.A. Sept. 4 Club Room
C.E.A.S.  Sept. 7
B.B.Q. Pit
Student Hallway
Club
12-2 p.m.
3-5 p.m.
6:30 p.m 
12-3 p.m. daily
G.C.C. Pool
Starting September 8, 1981
Student
Services
Courier
VOL. 1 - NO. 3
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9 - 16
Wednesday September 9, 1981
Editor, Mary Rogers
Wednesday September 16
Wednesday September 9
"See note below"
Thursday September 10
Friday September 11
Monday September 14
Tuesday September 15
Activities Fair
B.S.U. Meeting
C.E.A.S. Elections
Volley Ball, G.C.C. VS. PIMA COLLEGE
Activities Fair
Newman Club Meeting
International
Students Association
C.E.A.S. Elections
Volley Ball, G.C.C.
VS. Phoenix College
Cross Country, G.C.C. vs. Mesa Community
Art Show
Art Show
B. S. U. Meeting
Universities in
Student Union
Student Union Hallway
Club Room
Student Lounge
Gym
Student Hallway
Club Room
Club Room
Student Lounge
Gym
Fjeld
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Club Room
9-1 p.m.
12 - ???
5 - 9 p. m.
7 p.m.
9-1 p.m.
9 a.m.
3 p.m.
5 - 9 p.m.
7 p.m.
5 p.m.
All Day
9 - 1 p.m.
11:30 a.m.
8:30 - 1. p.m.
WRITERS ATTENTION!!!
The Traveler, GCC's Literary-arts magazine, invites day and evening students interested in joining our staff to attend
our first meeting in the conference room of La-131 at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, September 16. 
* * * * * * * * * *
Newman Club will be sponsoring Scripture Study on Thursdays. Times: 9-9:50 a.m.,
10-10:50 a.m. and 7-9 p.m..
Daytime will be held in Club room, in the back of the Grill room in the Student
Union Building. Nightime will be in Council Chambers, Student Union Building.
Daytime begins Sept. 3 and evening will be Sept. 2!+. Fr. Doug Nohave, Instructor.
For further details call 242-3044.
NOTE: Newman Club Community Meeti.ng, Saturday, Sept. 12 - MaryLou Doran's
house, 10636 N. 37th Ave. (off Peoria). 11:30 p.m. liturgy, followed by shared
pot-luck and fellowship.
* * * * * * * * * * *
UNIVERSITY VISITATION: A.S.U., GRAND CANYON, N.A.U, U. of A. and WESTERN INTER­NATIONAL
Universities will be available in the hallway of the Student Union building
on Wednesday September 16 from 8: 30 - 1 p.m. for any student seeking transfer in­formation.
* * * * * * * * * * NOTE: Outdoor Camping Club Meeting - Thursday Sept. 1. 0- T2 Room 22
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: Alpha Delta Kappa - Alpha Epsilon Chapter - Education Major
Delta Kappa Gamma - Alpha Xl Chapter - Omicron State - Educ. Major
Glendale - West Maricopa Council of Realtors - M/F Real Estate
Odessa Williams Memorial- Full time student - Female
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Fraternal Order of Police - Lodge #5 - Administration of Justice major
Mable R. Stump Sun City/Youngtown Rotary Club - Nursing Program
Robert Thompson Memorial Scholarship - Male, financial need
Please check at Financial Aid Office - SPS Building
WEEKLY MENU BULLETIN
Cafeteria (Home cooking, baked items, beverages, salads)
The cafeteria is open Monday thru Friday from 9: 00 a. m. to
1:15 p.m.. A hot food line is available also in this area
from 10: 30 - 1:15. The cafeteria area offers generally
the same items as the snack bar, except the grill, usually with less of a wait.
Enter thru the south doors.
(Grill-short order cooking)
This area also is open Monday thru Thursday, 7:00 a.m.
to 3:45 p.m.. It reopens at 4:30 until 9:00 p.m. On Fridays
it is open from 7: 00 a.m. until 3: 00 p.m.. Breakfasts are also offered in this
area until 12:00 p.m. daily
Remember for everyone s convenience there are two serving areas available.
Food services is here to serve and we are open to any suggestions that
you might have for us to consider. Just drop a note into Food Services mailbox.
Also, beginning September 8 in the Snack Bar: Each evening from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. HOT ENTREE DAY SPECIALS will be available.
Hot Beef Sandwich $1.05
Chili .75
Burrito .80
Specials
Wed. Sept. 9 Fried Chicken 1. 05
Thurs. Sept. 10 Corned Beef & Cabbage 1. 05
Fri. Sept. 11 Fish Sandwich/Fries .40
Mon. Sept. 14 Cheese Enchilada .80
Tues. Sept. 15 Smokie Sausage & Sauerkraut on Bun 1. 20
Fries .40
NEW BOOKS IN THE LMC.
Alcohol and the Diet--Roe. RC/56S/R553
An Almanac of Words at Play--Espy .. PN/6075/A4/1980
The American 1960’s; Imaginative Acts in a Decade of Change--Klinkowitz ... PS/225/K54
Ancient Slavery and Modern Ideology .. HT/863/F48
Tbe Art of Electronics--Horowitz ..TK/7815/H67/1980
Ballooning--Wirth . . GV /7 62/W57/1980
The Canadian Caper--Pelletier .. LEISURE READING
Conversations with Rabbi Small--Kemelman ... LEISURE READING
Dr. Atkins' Nutrition Breakthrough--Atkins . . RH/217/A85
Duel-Career Couples-Pepitone-Rockwell . HO/536/D797
Dun & Bradstreet's Guide to Your Investments .. REF/HG/4905!Y6
Father Under Fire--Boyd . . LEISURE READING
First Person America--Banks .. #/169/F56
Get the Right Person for the Job--Meyer HF/5549.5/16/M45
The Golden Century of Italian Opera from Rossini to Puccini--Weaver ML/1733/W4
Great American Brands--Cleary . REF/5415.5/C443
The Great TV Sitcom Book--Hitz .. PN/1992.8/C66/M5
The Greenhouse Effect-- Bernard ... QC/912.3/B47
Guardians of the Universe?--Story .. CB/156/S75
Gyro !--Davenport .   TL/540/S687/D38
The Last Days of America--Erdman  . LEISURE READING
The Metric Debate--Bartett .. QC/92/U54/M4718
The Oil Game--McGovern … LEISURE READING
Personal Computing--Huffman ... QA/76.5/H773
The Red Lamp of Incest--Fox .. GN/480.25/F69/1980
Revolutions and Revolutionaries.-Taylor D/299/T37/1980b
Running Free--Coe . . LEISURE READING
Such a Pretty Face--Hillman .. RC/552/025/M54!1980
Tales of Computing Folk--Glass . , QA/76/G553
A tremor in the Blood--Lykken. HV/8078/L94
Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises-Lockley QL/737/C4/L63/1979b
The Wooing of Earth--Dubos , . QH/75/D8
Student Services Courier
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VOL. 1 - NO 8  Wednesday Sept. 16, 1981 Editor, Mary Rogers
ARCHERY TEAM
Glendale Community College team NEEDS YOU !!!
You don’t have to be great --
just enjoy shooting. Interested??
Fun and travel, too!
Please call Coach Rhodes ­- 
846-8037 or leave your name and
phone number with Mrs. Adams
in the athletic locker room,
CONGRATULATIONS !!!
New board members elected
The C.L.A.S. (Evening Student
Government) are to be congratulated.
Following list is of the winners:
Chuck Duffy, Karen K. Brown,
Tim Richardson, Roger Coleman,
Mary Rogers, Jimmy Dean Cryer,
Dorothy Richardson, Ron Ludders,
Warren Cox, Ada Leonard, Kathy Smith.
SCHOLARSHIPS STILL AVAILABLE
Alpha Delta Kappa Alpha Epsilon
Chapter: Education major
Delta Kappa Gamma - Alpha XI Chapter
Goleron State: Education major
Glendale-West Maricopa Council of Realtors Scholarship: M/f
Odessa Williams Memorial Scholarship: Female.
THE TRAVELER
The Traveler wishes to thank
everyone who stopped at our table
during Student Activities' Week. Feed-back
on G.C.C.'s literary-arts magazine
is greatly appreciated (especially the
compliments). There were many questions
about the selection process. In past
years only the staff was asked to con­tribute
anonymously. This year: every­one
should submit materials with.. a
cover sheet containing name, address
phone number. and social security number
and should be placed on each page of
work. The cover sheets will be filed
separately. Each member of the staff
reads, and rereads, the submissions
privately and evaluates them on a scale
of one to ten. After the deadline date,
the staff meets and averages the evalu­ations.
Starting with the tens, we
limit the number of pieces by each
writer and continue down the scale un­til
space is filled. One criticism
voiced often last week is that The
Traveler seemed dominated by a few
people. That issue is on the agenda
for our first meeting. Complete
guidelines for submitting to The
Traveler are available in LA-131 on the
bulletin board. Pick up a copy and
submit.
NEW BOOKS IN THE LMC ........
The Adventurous World of Paris, 1900-­1914--
Cosling .. DC/71S/c63
Ancient Ruins of the Southwest, Noble ..
D /787/N625
Apaches, A History and Culture Portrait,
Haley ... E/99/A6H24
Computer Consciousness--Covvey ... QA/76/
Conrad in the Nineteenth Century--Watt ..
PR/6005/164/2935
Detroit, 1985--MacDonald ... HD/9710!U52/
M27
Dreams of Adventure, Deeds of Empire-­Green.. PN/3448/A3/G7
Drug-Free Therapeutic Community---B:roook,
RC/489/T67/B76 .
The Duchess of Windsor--Mosley ... DA/581/
WS7M67/1981
(con't. page 2)
LMC BOOKS con’t
Flannery O’Connor’s Georgia - McKenzie PS/3565/C57/276
Handbook of Dreams: Research, Theories, and Applications -Wolman BF/1078/H28
In a Glamorous Fashion-LaVine…TT/507/L36
An Introduction to Grand Canyon Geology,
Collier... QE/86/G73/C635 .
Laying Waste-Brown…TD/811.5/B76
The Libertarian Alternative--Machan ..JC/571/M23
The Modern Rise of Population-­McKeown.. R/702/M37/1976
Mount St. Helens Holocaust: A Diary of Destruction-Koenninger QE/535.2/O6/M68
Options for the Future--Jones… H/61.4/J66
Phaidon Encyclopedia of Expressionism-­Richard.. NX/600/E9/R5213
DAILY MENU BULLETIN
The cafeteria is open Monday thru
Friday - 9 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.. The Hot
Steam table items are available from 10:30 - 1:15 p.m.
The Snack Bar isopen Monday thru
Thursday - 7a.m. - 3:45 p.m. It re­opens
at 4:30 for the evening session.
On Fridays, the times are 4 a.m. - 3p.m.
As the weather cools down we will
be offering some interesting soups and
salads. Another cigarette machine
will be available in the Snack Bar area,
and an additional canned soft: drink
machine for the vending area.
Cafeteria Daily Entrees
Hot Beef Sand.	$1.05
Chili		.75
Burrito		.80
Specials
Wed. 9/16	Veal Parmesan	1.05
Thurs. 9/17	Chop Suey	1.05
Fri. 9/18		Fish Sandwich	.80
Fries		.40
Mon. 9/21 	Tamale Pie	1.05
Tosdado		.70
Wed. 9/22	Peppers, Weiners
& Rice		1.05
Weekly Calendar
Wed. 9/16 College University Visitation Day 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Hallway Student Union
Art Show - Student Union
Thurs. 9/17 Art show Student Lounge 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Newman Club Club Room 9 a.m. International Students Association Reception 3 p.m. Faculty Dining Rm.
Fri. 9/18 Art Show Student Lounge C.E.A.S. Board Meeting 9 p.m. Council Chambers
Sat. 9/19 M.E.Ch.A. Voter Registration Seminar 10 a.,/ SC-142 Volleyball - 2:00 p.m. Gym G.C.C. vs. S.C.C. Football 7:30 p.m. Stadium
Mon. 9/21 Art Show Student Lounge 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Tues 9/22 Art Show Student Lounge Veteran’s Blood Drive 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Student Lounge
We. 9/23 Art Show Student Lounge Veteran’s blood Drive 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Student Lounge

A.W.A R.E. had its 1st monthly meeting Tuesday September 9,
with 21 members present. The mini classes on Time Management
and academic Skills .....will still be held on and Thursday
from 1-3 p.m. in the Women's Center, located in the Student
Union - until the end of September.
A.W.A.R.E. Women can be found socializing and studying with the other women on campus in the Women's Center.
Student
Services
Courier
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLLEGE
VOL. 1 - NO. 5 Wednesday September 23, 1981 Editor Mary Rogers
FACILITY REQUESTS CO-ED SOFTBALL
Sign-up:
When: Sept. 16-23
Where: P .. 143 with
Coach Boetto
How: 1. As a team:
6 boys and 4 girls
2. As an independent
and we will
put you on a team.
Competition:
Play will begin Sept. 29
Awards:
Awards will be given to all
winners.
FACILITY REQUESTS
"We’ve Excelled!" With the pressure of
myriad activities taking place as the school
year begins, we've excelled in raising the
tempers of many people because rooms, facilities,
equipment, staff, etc. was not requested
early enough for service groups to prepare for
the event or provide the services requested.
Seven working days is the absolute minimum for
processing a facility request. If you will be
conducting or scheduling an event this year,
please submit the request form to Bob Christian,
Director of Student Activities at once. (SO113)
ART SHOW
1980 HOPE CHILDREN'S
TRICENTENNIAL
SHOW
The 1980 Hopi
Children's Tricentennial
Show will be on display
at the Student Union Lounge
from September 14 through 25.
1980 marks the 300th
year since the Hopi and Rio
Grande Pueblo Indian tribes
expelled the Spanish from
their lands. The Cultural Center Museum,
Second Mesa, Arizona, organized this exhibition
in celebration of the historic event. Featured
are thirty-two and paintings by Hopi
from reservation schools, five to
thirteen years of age.  Their work traces the history of the Hopi from contact with
the Spanish in 1540 to their expulsion in 1680, and through revitalization, 1680-present.  This show is sponsored by C.E.A.S.
MINI SEMESTER
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
What is a Mini Semester? It is a 9
week semester in which you can take
credit courses offered by Glendale
Community College.
Mini Semester classes meet more
often per week than classes in the
regular semester, but they run for
only nine weeks. The normal period
of The Mini Semester is:
September 28 through Nov. 28
Mini Semester classes will be offered
in only certain departments, so check
the Mini Semester Schedule of Classes
available Monday, September 21st in
The Admissions Office. New and current
enrolled students may register
for these classes.
(cont. page 2)
BIBLE STUDY ON CAMPUS
Bible Study on campus at nights begins Thursday, September
24 -- 7-9 p.m. Council Chambers Instructor:
Dr. Doug Nohava
Mini-Semester con’t. - REGISTRATION: MONDAY, September 21- FRIDAY, Sept. 25
(Late Registration. September 28 & 29)
LOCATION: Admissions and Records Office 
Costs: Registration Fee:
1 credit hour $10
2-9 credit hours $30
10 or more credit hours $50
GENERAL TUITION: Admissions and Records Office
CALENDAR OF EVENTS THIS WEEK
Art Show Student Lounge
Blood Drive 8-2 p.m. Student Lounge
M.E.Ch.A. 2 p.m. Club Room
Newman Club 9 a.m. Club Room
Intervarsity Fellowship 11 a.m. Club Room
Baptist Student Union 2 p.m. Club Room 
International Student Assoc. 3 p.m. Faculty Dining Room
Newman Club 7 p.m. Club Room
Deaf Awareness Day 11 a.m. Student Lounge
Voter Registration 9-1 p.m. Student Union
Assoc. Student Time Mgt. Seminar 12 noon Student Lounge
Women’s Seminar 1 p.m. Student Lounge
Cafeteria: Be watching for more fresh fruits and vegetables as thev are in season.  Right now we offer fresh cantalope, casaba, and watermelon.
Snack Bar: Remember that Hot Special entrees are available in the evening from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. in this area.  Try our new Hot Chicken Sandwich from the grille!
So that we may serve you better, please keep in mind that the Snack Bar is closed from 3:45 to 4:30 Monday thru Thursday.  This is to prepare for the evening student business. 
Sept. 23 Turkey Pot Pie $1.05
Sept. 24 Swiss Seak 1.05
Sept. 25 Fish Sandwich .80
Fries .40
Sept 28 Green Chili Burro .85
Taco .70
Sept. 29 Spaghetti 1.05
Garlic Toast .15
The Glendale Community College CEAL Artist’s Series will present the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Philip Greenberg, resident Conductor, Saturday October 10, 1981, 8:00 p.m. in the Cactus High School Auditorium, 63rd Ave. & Greenway Rd.  Program includes works by Rosini, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Haydn, & Berlioz.  Tickets are available at Diamonds Select-a-Seat, and the GCC Cashiers Office.  For more information call 934-2211. Exct. 230.  

THE LION’S VISION CENTER WILL BE CONDUCTING EYE AND HEARING SCREENING/EXAMINATION TESTS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 1981, IN THE LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTER LOCATED IN THE LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING.  TIME: 9 a.m. If you are interested contact Special Services at 934-2211 ext. 328.  
PLEASE CHECK THE LMC FOR NEW BOOKS.  THERE WAS NO ROOM FOR THE LIST THIS WEEK.  SORRY!

Student Services Courier
NEWMAN CLUB DAY OF PLAY 
NEWMAN CLUB is sponsoring a “DAY OF PLAY”, 
Saturday October 10 at Tonto National Bridge
in Payson. Leave the Center, 2911 N. 11th Ave.
At 8 a.m. Bring sack lunch, hiking and volley­ball
availab1e.  Fee $2.00. Car-pooling available
also. Everyone welcome: for further details call
242-3044.
TEACHER OF THE WEEK
STUDENTS: Got a favorite teacher on
campus? Let: us know about him/her.
Tell why you have chosen that person
and what you like about their attri­butes.
Send copy to Mary Rogers, Student
Activities Office, Student Union Bldg.

NEWMAN CLUB SCRIPTURE STUDY
Newnan Club will be sponsoring Scripture Study
on Thursdays. Times: 9-9:50 a.m., 10-10:
50 a.m. and 7-9 p.m. 
Daytime will be held in Club room, in the
back of the Grill room in the Student Union Bldg.
time will be in Council Chambers, Student
Union bldg.  Dr. Doug Nohave, Instructor. For
further details call 242-3044.
NOTE: Newman Club Community Meeting, Sat.
October 3 - MaryLou Doran's house. 10636 N. 37th
Ave (off Peoria). 6:30 p.m. liturgy, followed by
shared pot-luck and fellowship.
WOMEN's SEMINAR
There will be s seminar on Self
Esteem for all women, Wednesday Sept.
30th, 1981. This will be for students
and would be students. Roberta
Richards will present the helpful
material. Time: 1 p.m. in the Student
Lounge.
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
GOT A REFUND COMING?????
Students who have d refund coming for
Fall Tuition should contact the Cashier’s
office. Be sure to have your cancelled
check or I.D. card with you when you pick
up your money,.
"World Week of the Deaf" was cele­brated
last week at Glendale Community College by Students of Sign Club. They
presented music, readings, poetry and
awareness in Sign Language. Interna­tional
Day of the Deaf" brought to GCC
the realization that "not only the hands,
but the eyes, face, head, and body to
convey thoughts and concepts, not just
a single word.”
BASKETBALL!!! !! - Girls interested in going out for the Varsity
Basketball Team contact Coach Jim Smith (NU-118)
or Coach Dick Fuenning (T2-107) for information.
Physicals given free, Saturday. October 3.
Practice begins October 15. 2:00-4:00 p.m.
- - - - - - - - - - -
All right. everyone,
I just don't get
this new math.
WALK-IN-COUNSELING … is now available in the new Counseling
Center just beyond the Bookstore in the
SPS Building. This service is available
from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon and 5:00 ­7:30 p.m., Monday thru Thursday.
You don' t need the answers before you come in. Do you need
assistance, discovering where you are going and how to start
the quest?
SCHEDULE: Monday 9:00 a.m. 12:00 Noon Chuck Zontanos
5:00-7:30 p.m. Joe Griego
Tuesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon Joe Griego
5:00-7:30 p.m.
John Hanson
Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon Mary Lou McWilliams
5:00-7:30 p.m. Ron Frost
Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon Brad Harper
5:00-7:30 p.m. Louise Jones
WALK IN AND SAY HELLO!!
STUDY SKILLS WORKSHOP - What is your individualized style of learning?  If you have been wondering about that yourself, you may wish to avail yourself of the STUDY SKILL WORKSHOP, available from 5:00­ - 6:00 p.m., every WEDNESDAY in the new Counseling/Career Center located just beyond the Bookstore. The service includes doing a map of how you learn and help with techniques to improve the quality and maybe, quantity f your STUDY TIME! Just come in any Wednesday
evening. Don’t wait until MID TERM EXAMS, especially if you worry a lot about testing.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS: Wed. Sept 30 Women’s Seminar 1 p.m. S.L. Geology Club 6:30 p.m. SC 108
Thurs Oct. 1 Newman Club 7 p.m. C.C. I.S.A. 3 p.m. F.D.R. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 11 a.m. C.R. Newman Club 9 a.m. C.R. Baptist Student Union 1:15 p.m. C.R. 
Fri. Oct. 2 C.E.A.S. Board 7 p.m. C.C. Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship 1 p.m. C.R.
Mon. Oct. 5-16 Dream Hands Fiber Art Show Student Lounge Newman Club 9 a.m. Community Band Concert 7:30 p.m. P.A.C.
Tues Oct. 6 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 10:00 a.m. C.R.
Phi Theta Kappa 1:30 p.m. C.R.
Wed. Oct. 7 Speaker’s Forum 11 p.m. S.L. Geology Club 6:30 p.m. SC 105
SNACK BAR - Try our NEW HOT CHICKEN Sandwich for only $.95! Also
remember we offer Hot entrees in the evening from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. for the evening students. More breakfast fruits are available now,
Such as halved grapefruits, fresh peaches and oranges.
Wed. Sept 30 Baked Bean & Weiner Casserole 1. 05
Thurs. Oct. 1 Baked Ham Slice 1.05
Candied Sweet Yams .40
Fri. Oct. 2 Tuna and Noodle Casserole 1.05
Mon. Oct 5 Enchilada Casserole 1.05
Green Chili Burro .95
Tues. Oct. 6 B.B.Q. Beef 1. 05
French Fries .40
Student Services Courier 
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VOL 1 - NO. 6 Wednesday, October 7, 1981 Editor Mary Rogers
2nd Annual Women’S Overnight
"THE GREAT ESCAPE”
Departure for Prescott: Nov. 13th at 7 p.m.
Departure for Phoenix: Nove. 15th at 10 a.m. Nov. 13, 14 &15
Make your reservations EARLY this year. Space is limited.
Get-away to the pines of Prescott for three days! Your $55 buys:
ROOM & BOARD, TRANSPORTATION and PEACE OF MIND !
For furthur information contact: Marti Samsel in the
Women's Center~ Student Union or call her at 938-0235.
STUDY SKILLS WORKSHOP - THIS WEEK !!
Wed. October 7, 1981 - A visit to the Career Center"
5-6 p.m. SPS 52
ART SHOW: DREAMS, HANDS AND FIBERS
Featured in Dreams, Hands and Fibers are eighty-two
baskets by Chemehuevi, Havasupai, Hopi, Hualapai,
Navajo, Papago, Pima, San Carlos Apache, and Yavapai tribes. Media and weaving techniques vary widely,
and sizes range from a half inch in diameter through
almost four feet in diameter.
October 5 &6, 1981
Student Lounge

CAFETERIA:
Come SERVE YOURSELF from our kettles.  A bowl of homemade hot soup or chili!!  Also available now in this area is machine dispensed Sunkist Orange Juice and Lemonade!!  The cafeteria is open from 9:00 a.trn. to 1:15 p.m. and offers the hot entrees at :30 a.m.
SNACK BAR Because of such great response to the HOT CHICKEN Sandwich, we are making it a permanent member on our grill menu!  Remember also evening students - that we offer hot entrée items from 4:30-8:00 p.m.  An additional cigarette vending machine is located in the Snack Bar area now, that does offer some additional brands not available in the vending machine in the hall.  

SPECIAL EACH DAY
Wed. Oct 8 Pork Chops with Dressing $1.05
Thurs. Oct 9 Ravioli 1.05 Garlic Toas .15
Fri Oct. 10 Fish Sandwich .80 French Fries .40
Mon. Oct 13 Tostado .70 Tamale Pie 1.05
Tues. Oct 14 Reuben Sandwich 1.05 Fries .40

ATTENTION STUDENTS: 
The International Student Association of Glendale Community College will hold their elections this week in the Faculty Dining Room, Student Union.  Although the association is composed of mostly Foreign Students, Americans are welcome to join.  If you are interested please come to the meeting.  We will have a buffet Meeting this week, featuring foods from many cultures.  If you wish to join please bring a snack that is a favorite of your culture.  
Meeting time is at 3:00 p.m.

DIAMONDS-APPLICATIONS  -- GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Applications for employment will be accepted Friday and Saturday October 9 - 10 for the new store being built in Westbridge Mall, 67th Ave. and Thomas Road.  No offers will be extended during the interview period at Glendale Community College on the above dates.  No appointment is necessary.  Full and part-time positions available.  Time: Oct. 9 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. 10 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
All Departments

New Books in LMC…
American Picturebooks from Noah’s Ark to the Beast Within-Bader NC/965/B32
Black’s Veterinary Dictionary…REF/SF/609/M51979
Comstock Lode-L’Amour…PS/3523/A446/C6/1981
Consuming Passions-Farb…GN/407/P37
The Crafts Business Encyclopedia-Scott…HF/1001/S35/1979
Dream Makers-Platt…REF/PS/129/P552
The Handbook of Nonsexist Writing-Miller…PN/218/MS/1980
Hitler-Stone…DD/247/H5/S778
The Hotel New Hampshire-Irving…LEISURE READING
How to Avoid Probate-Update-…KF/750/Z9D33…Dacey
Japanese Country Cookbook-Rudzinski…TX/724.S/R8
Jungles-Ayensu…GH/541.5/J8/J852
Juvenile Delinquency: A Reader-Knudten…HV/9069/K58
Leisure Programs for Handicapped Persons-Wehman…GV/183.5/W43
The List of Books-Raphael…REF/3/1035/R24
Longman Dictionary of English Idioms…REF/PE/1689/L66
The Pretend Indians: Images of Native Americans in the Movies…PN/1995.9/148/P7
Questions and Answers on American Citizenship-Wiener…JK/1758/W478/1970B
Recent Perspectives on American Sign Language…HV/2474/R4
Removing Children from Adult Jails…HV/9104/143/1980
Secret Fallout-Sternglass…RA/569/S69/1981
The Small Business Survival Guide-Mancuso…REF/HD/2346/U5M36
Taking Your Medicine-Tomin…KF/3885/T45/1980
The Theatre of Black Americans: A Collection of Critical Essays…PN/2270/A35/T48
Themes of Indigenous Acculturation in Northwest Mexico…F/1219.3/S57/T48
Thesaurus of Book Digests, 1950-1980-Weiss…REF/Z/1035/A1/W4/198001
Vietnamese Americans-Montero…E/184/V53/M66
The Woman’s Day New French Cookery-Schur…TX/719/S384
Women in the Wilderness-Galland…GV/191.64/G34
Atomic Soldiers-Rosenberg…UB/369/R67/1980
Betty Crocker’s International Cookbook-Crocker…TX/725/A1/C66
Bread Upon the Waters-Shaw…LEISURE READING
Brutal Justice-Cohen…HV/8148/L53/C63
Careers in the Animal Kingdom-Olesky…OL/50.5O43
The Complete Writing Guide to Preparing Reports, Proposals, Memos, etc.-Mullins-PE/1478/M78/1980
Fire in the Minds of Men-Billington…HM/283/b54
Good Housekeeping Family Health & Medical Guide…REF/RC/81/G655
Happier by Degrees-Mendelsohn…LC/1756/m34/1980
How to be an Effective Group Leader-Schul…HM/141/S38
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Medieval Civilization-Grabois…REF/CB/353/G7
An Invitation to Mathematics-Gowar…QA/37.2/G68
Learning Disabilities-Osman…LC/4704/O83/1979b
Living Together-Englebardt..KF/538/E53
Calendar of Events
Wed. Oct.5-16 Art Show: Dream, Hands, Fibers SL
7 Speaker’s Forum 11 a.m. SL
Geology Club Meeting 6:30 p.m. SC 105
Thurs Oct 8 U.S. Marines on Campus Visit S. Union
Newman Club 9 a.m. Club room
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 11 a.m. “
Blask Student Union 1:30 p.m. “
Newman Club 7 p.m. “
Fri. Oct. 9 U.S. Marines on Campus Visit 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. S. Union
Newman Club 9 a.m. Club Room
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 1 p.m. “
Mon. Oct. 12 Newman Club 9 a.m. “
Tues. Oct 13 Newman Club 9 a.m. “
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 10 a.m. “
Phi Theta Kappa 11:30 a.m. “

MINORITY SERVICES EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH PLAN
Purpose: To provide motivational educational outreach services to interest and assist minorities.
Services include: Educational resources/materials, educational information, financial aid information, admissions, follow-up, orientation, registration, and student services referral.  
The implementation of this program has many facets including: 
-providing awareness in the community
--identifying schools/agencies, community organizations
-developing potential student lists by ethnicity
-awareness, materials
-personal contact
-localized (in community) orientation
Many factors need to be considered.  Each school’s atmosphere is different, and a separate action plan and strategy must be implemented for each one.
Student financial aid is intricate and also on a first-first-serve basis.  Therefore, it is imperative to have informed and prepared prospective students to sign up in early January and early Spring to give the student the advantage of an early application.
This program is headed by Jose Mendoza, Director of Minority Services.  To further find out about this worthwhile endeavor, contact him in SPS-20, located in the Student Support Services building.
Student
Courier
VOL. 1 NO.7 Wednesday, October 14, 1981 Editor Mary Rogers
ATTENTION ATTENI'ION ! ! ! ALL DISABLED STUDENTS OF G.C.C.
At last there is going to be a social group for you.  This group will try anything within people’s physical limitations.  
The first outing will be to spend an outing at Graham Central Station on Grand Avenue and Indian School Road in the shopping center.  If you have an itch to listen to good western music then stop by on OCT. 19th at 7:30-10:00 p.m.   The cost is $1.00 for cowgirls and $2.00 for cowboys. 
If you are interested in meeting new people and having a good time, please call Teri Canady at 931-2974.  Please let the phone ring a long time so I can get to my room and answer the phone.  

Racketball - Men's Doubles
Women’s doubles
Men' s Singles
Women’s Singles
Sign up in P.E. 143 with Coach Boetto.
Sign up October 12 - 23
Competition begins October 26, 1981
-1-
From the desk of Marilee Murray
Application forms for the Women in Science
Career Workshop at University of Arizona on November 7, 1981 are available from Mrs. Murray, SC 119 (X340) Scholarships for women of color and differently abled women are offered.
Deadline for application is October 19, 1981. [Sic.]

Cafeteria - Please come to this area and help yourself to a
Bowl of Hot Chili or Soups, such as Clam Chowder t Onion, or Scotch
Broth !! We are open from 9:00 - 1:15 p.m. Please enter thru the
South doors
Snack Bar. - Remember Evening students that we offer the Hot Entrée items from 4:30- 8: 00 p.m. each evening.  We are closed so that we can prepare to serve you better each evening from 3:45 - 4:30.  During that time remember that vending machines are available in the hall.
Specials each day
Wed. Oct. 14 Turkey and Dressing $1.05
Thurs. Oct. 15 Meatloaf 1.05
Fri. Oct 16 Fish Sandwich .80
Fries .40
Mon. Oct. 19 Tostado .70
Green Chili Burro .95
Tues. Oct. 20 Baked Ham 1.05
Fruit Sauce
RELIGIOUS AWA.RENESS WEEK
Sponsored bv: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Newman Club
Baptist Student Union
Kappa Epsilon
Week of October 19-23 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Christian Film: FACE TO FACE
Tuesday 9-1 p. m, 10 min. film One’s relationship with Christ determines one’s self identity.
Guest musician - Rick Sheldon
Friday 11-1 p.m. in Cafeteria
Guest Lecturer: Fr. Doug Nohava Student Lounge
11 a.m. - 12 noon
"The Moral Dimension of Nuclear Energy"
Wed. Oct. 21 Cus Nebor
“Why are Christians Always Quoting From the Bible”
Student Lounge
9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
Fri. Oct. 23 Ralph Bethencort
"The Hamanist's Beliefs and Why it is Opposed
to Christianity”
Student Lounge
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
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CALENDAR - WEEK OF OCTOBER 14-20
Art show Student Lounge Oct. 14-16
Wed. Oct. 14 Speakers Forum Student Lounge 11 a.m.
N.A.A.C.P. Union Hallway 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Geology Club SC 105 6:30 p.m.
Thurs. Oct. 15 Newman Club Club Room 9:00 a.m.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Club Room 11:00 a.m.
M.E.Ch.A. Club Room 3:00 p.m.
I.S.A. F.D.R. 3:00 p.m.
Newman Club Club Room 7:00 p.m.
Fri. Oct. 16 Newman Club Club Room 9:00 a.m.
C.E.A.S. Board Meet.
Casa Grande, AZ
Sat. Oct. 17 Football game Stadium 7:30 p.m.
Mon. Oct. 19 Religious Awareness Week Fr. Doug Nohave Student Lounge 11 p.m.
Tues. Oct. 20 Newman Club “Film” Student Lounge 9 a.m.
“Stress Management Workshop” Student Lounge 1 p.m.
P.T.K. Meeting Club Room 1:30 p.m.
Attention International Students
I.S.A. will be having a picnic at Lake Pleasant on HALLOWEEN
October 31. Please attend the meet Thurs. - 3 p.m. to
get details. Join a great group and have lots of fun.
AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE FEATURED IN AUDUBON FILM
Cinematographer and naturalist Fran ".j HalJwill pr(;'~;ell\:.. "ds fi 1m
"Kookaburra Country", a look at the flo1:'8 and fatiHd of L(:rn AustralLl,
at Glendale Community College Performing Art ThC'iHre, Sitll !\VE'flue,
of Olive, Wednesday, October 28, 8:00 p.m.
The screening is part of the Audubon tel ,e FLLe iei:,
by the Continuing Education Associated Stude\'! of Glendale C;ommunH
College through the CEAS Board, the Evening Student Coven-anen. No
admission charge is made.
Mallacoota, Tibinbill, Katoomba , fiJarrC,lmDung,If':£
Dimbools---aboriginal names dotting a ccmti.nent. Fcan Ball has
photographed more than 40 species of birds the shrill kooka-burra,
scarlet and blue Crimson Rosel1as. rich-- ik>.' emu,
and flocks of pure white cockatoos. From l'k:lhoiLc:h; tu BrisbaI:,c; and
across the outback to Adelaide, this is the story 01
bunya pines, aborigines and opal mines. (con't.
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"Audubon Film" con't.
Hall, an explorer as 'lell as photographer, has traveled to more
than 60 countries in pursuit of 'lildlife footage. He has been an Audubon
lecturer for more than 20 yE,ars.
For further informati,m please call 934-2211 extension 230.
STUDY SKILLS WORKSHIP
October 14 "How to maH3ge your time effectively II
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC
5-6 p.m. SPS 52
Acid Rain--Howard
Alienation and Charisma--Zablock:
American Operetta--Bordman
The Best of Photojournalism
Bilingualism and Bilingual Educatinn--Lewis
The Book of Kells--Brown
Br idge s to Sc fence Fict ion--Eator Conference on Sc ience Fict ion and Fantasy
Literature
The China Difference--Terr ill
ConstructiOn Mehtods and Management--Nunnally
eath, Grief, and Caring Relation~hips--Kalish
Dynamic Physical Educatbn for Elementary School Children--Dauer
Environmental Politics and the Ceal Coalition--Vietor
Go:ing for t l:e Gold--Wendel
Health Policy--Congressional Qualterly, Inc.
Holl'Mood, the P ioneers--Brownlo\\
Images of the Me.1(1can American if Fiction and Film--Pettit
The Kent StateCoverup--Kelner
REMINDER REMINDER
Lo st Something'? Found ~ omething?'
This Department is row in the SECURITY OFFICE located on
the West side of thE Bookstore buHding, BK 116.
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Se,r-vices
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VOL. 1 NO.8
SPEAKER'S FORUt-1
The Speaker t s Forurn 1'3 .:';1 series of six public
proesented on Wednesday mornings at Gleven o'clock.
in the ,C;tudent Lounge and are free to the public.
October 21, 1981
interest lectures
iUI lectures are
1NTIMACY: LOST AND FUUND
Dr. TNl Barkin, !;,CC Sociology Instructor
A.W.A.R.E. MEMBERS NOTE:
Be sure to sign up for the 2nd Womens t Overnight, "The Creat Escape."
A chance to "get away" to the pines of Prescott for threE; days is your-s.
Check in the A.W.A.R.E. Lounge for d.etails and applications. Dates fOl~
the "Escape" are Nov. 13,14,1;. 15.
::::ruDY SKILL~; '.-lORKSHOP
This week the workshop will
be discussing "~bw to cope with
stress. These sessions are held
each Wednesday, 5-6 p.m. in SPS­~:
2. Be sure to take advantage
of these helpful group meetings.
Attention All Departments:
Please send information
on all upcoming activities to
Student Activities Office by
Thursday at 3 p.m. to be put
tn the Courier the following
ive e k .
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[1:'lTI£RNA'rrONAL :l'IlJDEI\fCS
PICNIC
Hal1owf?en wJll be a fun day for
the Internat.1.ona1 :3tudent Assoe lat: ion,
I.~)'fL A p:lcnlc :t~,plannE'd at 1::1­DoradoParh
:tn Scottsdale. Members will
be leavIng Glendale CorrtnunHy College at
10: 00 a.. TTl. All are welcome to ,join the
club and part:icipatco in Lt' s ftmctions
fJIeet :Lngs are at 3: ()0 p.m. each 'I'hur:cday
in the Faculty Dininp~ Room. Don't forget
October 31, 1981.
 (Jee Yasarni Student Lounge
N' \vman Club
fTlterVar,si
9:00 a:.:11.
Christ an
lO:O(} a.m.
1:30 p.m,
C.R
c
Oc Sp :l'k, r t F'orurn
l~'o-men r S m:in.ar
l.l~, () ;.:\"mf«""" NOf)
tuden La nge
1:00 <·'S P. iTi.
Stu ent LOlJng(~_
Student LOlln
8:00 .m. P~A,.C.
", rn G:yrn oj,
9:00 a.m. - Ip.m.
NaIl
7 : ()O
V'3. rand
Cr~n 011
c.
gy lub 6:j() p, 105
lnt rnat ana Student s~ ation meets e ch Thursdav in
Fact! t Dining Room -3:00 p.m.
\18 Awar Des W ek
t.and
ii. Christ ()n id n
s l -esteem. Comnlunicate s thers he r
au. Instruct r: Mar Ann Wall., Certifi
4 weeks beginlling on Oct. 2 :30
Place: Newman Center. 91l 1 tb
~e: $8.00 Regist r be a e Oct.
PhonE:
'" Tn OJ
NEW BCXJKS IN LI\1C
a Char-'f1;ing 'il'lorld--li'raser
Chicano LiteraturefrcYm
Mexico,
and fIJarkets in
and An Anthology
in Albouerque, New
thePorest--Adarnson
Management 'I'heorles and
y
the Festivals
Az. 1976
Fr'Jends from
'The and
Ltterature: 1m A.nthology-Velie
Credentials-It:Tl1?..n
Di;:ma Nyad' s Ba.sie TrainIng for Women--Nyad
0' Pun--Harr'is
}?jxlatle1[-ll
the 11:'lI'd-to-EiTIploy--Ccnrnittee for E:conomicDevelopment
Liberty and LK':lrlguage--Sampson
'['he ~'lercl( Veterinary Manual: A Handbook of D:tagnosi.s and 'I'herapy
for the Veterlnarian
Methex1s in Critical Care--American Assoc Crlttcal-Care
Nurses
Microeconomic 'rheory--Nicholson
N1.ll~s:lng Perspectives and n3sues--Grippando
PaJ'(~nt~" 'leachers, and Children: for Choice in J\merican
Enucation--GolemB.n
PloneET'f; of Science--\'1eber
Publ:l.c Admini stration--Be:r:nsteln
Hobert Stevenson-Calder
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Student
Services
Courier
Nove mb E' r I;
ATTENTION: American-Indian Students
8 Ed J
The Phoenix Indian Center wants to hire 15-18
interviewers to conduct needs assessment~; in
the metropolitan clrea.
For more information contact: Sonya Saunders at
Phoenix Indian Center:, 330 Nth. 7th. St. 01: photH~
279-4116 extension 64.
International Students
A picnic to celebrate
Halloween wi 11 .be hpld ...,'
by I.S.A. this Saturday~ .
at E1 Dorado Park in **
Scottsdale. It will be
a POT LUCK outing. There
wi 11 be SOCCE!r, volleybaLl,
backqanunon, cards, gett.inq
acquainted and anythin\:j
else, (wi thin rea son) .
Oct. 28 f 1981
"Over-coming Test Anxietv"
"Water, Land and People
in Arizona" will bE~ the subject
t hi s VoJedn e sday. Be sure to be
in the Student Lounge at 11:00
a.m. Lecturer for the day will
be Hr. Bob Thompson, G.C.C.
Instructor. This promises to
be a very interesting discussion.
~vomen Students
Come to a seminar Oct. 28,
1981 at 1:00 p.m. in the Student
Lounge. Hear EI1H~ Merek speak
on "Unlearnin<j Messaqes." She
is a counselor from the Arizona
Displaced Homemaker's group here
1'. nP.. '110enl. X.
Time: 5-7 p.m.
CA:t-'ETERl'A- (Home-Baked items, hot entrees,
fresh salads). Open from 9:00 a.m. - 1:15
p.m. each day)
SNACK BAR .. (Grilled items, sandwiches, ice
'cream)Open 7:00 a.m. - 9:00p.m. Monday thru
Thursday. Closed 3:45-4:30 Friday open 7:00
a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Vending machines are avail­able
in hallway by information desk for your
convenience also.
Specials (Available in cafeteria and also in evening Snack Bar
4:30 - 8:00 p.m.)
Wed. Oct. 28
Thurs. Oct. 29
Bri. Oct. 30
Mon. Nov. 31
Tues. Nov. 3
Srnokie Link on Bun
French 1"rie s
Liver and Onions
Fi stl. Sandwich
French Fries
Chee se Ene hi 1ada
Tostado
Veal Cut:let
$1. 20
.40
1. 05
.80
.40
.80
.70
1.05
NEW BOOKS IN THE TMe .
The Authentic Wild West--Horan
Before The Colors Fade-- Reasoner
Big Bad Wolves--Mellen
Career Services Today--Powell
Coo k in g Fr to, n c h·- - SP ttl e r
Confessions of a Hom~lg Pigeon--Meyer
Excavations at Valshni Village. Arizona--Withers
Guardians of the Flutes--Ht'rdt
The Heart of a Woman--Angelou
How to Start and Operate a Kail-Order Business--Simon
An Ind~cent Ohsession--McCullough
Lives of the Modern Poets--Pritchard
Managing L.V. Therapy
No Man's Land--Toland
Prehistoric Land Use in the Perkinsville Valley--Fish
The Right Brain--Blakeslee
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LEE YASNqI EXHIBITION
An eX}lj. () nlonot:{J~)es
by Lee Yasami is on display in
the StudE~nt lJnion Lounge. You
still have d chanc(~ to see thi s
showing of mixed media paint­ings
on paper done in his ab-stract
illusionist Mr.
Yasami is a ocal st and
fc),rrne.r PtSfJ t.f~LlCh(~r" l' h.i s sh()w
is span by C.B.AS. of
Glendale Communi Col1eqe.
Thc-,;rE:' s lots of excite­ment
in the ...\Fomen· s Center the se
(le:1 ~if S ..
Margo Johnson is in the
process of getting painti~gs
and art work. f rom women on
s WI10 wi sll t:o 11av ,,;;; thf:'ir
work di spia y,~d in t.he ~'lomen is
Center. She's also des1.Gninq
a Women I s C€m ter Logo.
Marie Wilson, who is em-ployed
by a fes anal window
desiqn company in Phoenix, is
designing the beautiJul curtains
for the 9 e.\",:d
the center.
We are also eagerly t-lng
the on of a new wall.
Bookcases will be t on this
wall to house t books the
new Women's Center Library. The
month of October is set aside
for the gi c jve
supplying new library.
Louise Jones, Co-ordinator
of the center'! is int:he nrocess
of trying ta secure furnilure
(can't. next col.)
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A.W.A.R.E
BAKE SALE
The Association Welcoming
Active Return to Educition
W111 be·-having a "Bake SaleH
Wed. Oct. 28th at 9a.m. -
1:00 p.m. in the Mall area
by the Bookstore.
(Fund-Hal ser for
Scholarships)
-Center can't.
for thE; comfort of the women
who come in to relax, study,
and vi si t wi. th other women
on campus.
Submitted by
Phylli s Munson
Pres. A.W.A.R.E.
NOV.!
HEAR
THIS!
COMMUNITY nAY IS
COMING
NOVKMBER 21, 1981
WATCH FOR MORE INFORMATION
IN THE "COURIER" - - - - - - - - - -
A.W.A.R.E.' s Homecoming Queen:
For t he fir s t time t he
A.W.A.R.E. group is sponsoring
for election in the Homecoming
Queen Contest their "Blond
Bombshell" Connie Fowser. Vot!~
for your candidate Nov, 4-5.1981
in tht~ elections to be held in
the Student Union.
HAP P Y HAL LOW E E N
Calendar for week of October 28--November 1+
7:30
1:15
7:00
9:00
1: 00
11:00
n .m. S1
a .m. SL
a .m. SU
p .m. PAC
D. Pi. 8C10S
D .m. Nf.LL
a.m. CF
n .m. (;VN.
a.m. eR
p .m. eR
a .rn. CR
p ,m. FDR
p .m. FDR
p .m. CC
p .m. GY}-f
D ,m. FLD
D .m. GY1'4
a. Tn. CR
D.m. FDR
D,m. eR
a.m. CR
a.m. CR
a.m. eR
p.m, SC10S
a.m. SL
3;00
7130
7:00
2:00
9·00
2:00
1:30
9:00
9- 11
8;00
6:00
9- 1
10:00
10:00
10;00
6:30
11:00
\vomen' s Seminar
Speaker's Forum
University of Nev8.da
Las Vef';as
Audubcn"l. Film
Geology Club Neetinr:.
A.W.A.R.E Bake Sale
Kappa Rpisilon
Volleyball G.C.C.
VS. Grand Canyon
Newman Club ..
Baptist Student
Union
InterVarsitv
Christian F~llowship 11:00
Internati.onal Student
Association
Students of Sign
Newman Club
Volleyball
G.C.C~ VS. Central Az.7:00
HALLOWEEN (Spook NiRht)
Football Game ..
G.C.C vs. S.C.C,
Volleyball, G.e.c.
vs. A~iz. Western
Newman Club
N.E.Ch.A
P. T. K. ~1eet ing
NelNm m Club
InterVarsitv
Christian Fellowship
KanDa Episilon
Geology Club.
Speaker I s 'Forum
i;J'ed. Oct. 28
Sat. Oct. 31
Hed. Nov. 4
Mon. Nov. 2
Fri. Oct. 30
Tues. Nov. 3
Thurs. Oct. 29
Student
Services
'Courier
VOL. 1 - NO. 12
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GLENDAf,S CC)~I~'f1NTTY COLLEGE
Wednesday, November II, 1981
AN INVITATION!!
Shirley Hetzger, artist and Glendale
Community College student has an exhibition
of her paintings in the Women's Center from
November 9 through Community Day November 21,
1981. Her work can be viewed from 8:00 a.m. ­7:
30 p.m. Many of the paintings are for sale.
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COMMUNITY DAY INFORMATION
Dewey Hopper to present door "d.zes at Glendale Community College
Glendale Community College will host a Community Day November 21, 1981.
Channel l2-TV personality Dewey Hopper will be on hand to present two ~ 50.00
scholarships for spring semestel~. The scholarships, donated by Day and
Evening Student Governments, are among door prizes featured at the event
which also includes displays, demonstrations, tours, entertainment and
refreshments.
The public is invited to the open house from 9:00 a.m. till noon on the
college campus. There is no charge. The event is part of activities
commemorating Arizona Community College Week.
Other activities include T'1US1C by the college Jazz Ensemble; one act
plays by the acting class and songs by the College Gospel Ensemble.
Free coffee, doughnuts and Dr. Pepper will be served from 9:00 a.m. to
12 noon.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND PLAN ON A GREAT DAY
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NLW BOOK$ IN THE IMC
l\lbert pnstein, the human side--Einstein
At Large--Goodman
The Authentic Wild West: The Gunfighters--Horan
The Authentic Wild West: The Outlaws--Horan
Bakke, Weber, and Affirmative Action: A Rockefeller foundation Conference,
July 12-13, 1979.
Basic Financial Management--Martin
Behavioral Mechanisms in Ecology--Morse
Cannabis in Costa Rica: A Study of Chronic Marihuana Use--Carter
The Care of Time--Ambler
Cases in Financial Management--Viscione
The Critical Temper: A Survey of Modern Criticism on English and
American Literature From the Beginnings to the Twentieth Century.
Defective Medicine--Lander
Sconomics--Leet
The Perfect Resume--Jackson
WRITERS! ARTISTS! PHOTOGRAPHERS!
The· Traveler, GeC's literary-arts magazine, is announcing deadlines
for the 1982 edition.
Tuesday, December 1, is the last day literary material wi~l be accepted.
?lease put your poetry, short story, essay, drama, etc. submissions in
The Traveler box in room LA-13l. Guidelines for submission are available
in the same room in an envelope on the. bulletin board.
We are accepting artwork and photography submissions between October 19
Clnd November 20. Please limit size of work to 18 x 24 inches and number
of submissions to 10. All entries should have protective tissue covers and
be identified with name, social security number, address and phone number.
Submit artwork to ivJrs. Mirta Hamilton in Room FA-031l4 or FA-129. Submit
photography to Mr. Willis Peterson in Room FA-031l6 or FA-114.
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CAFETERIA- (Home-baked items, hot entrees, fresh
salads). Open from 9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. each
day. (The hot line opens at 10:30 a.m.) We will
be offering a new chili rice salad on the menu
in the future. Also still available are stuffed
avocados and fruit salads. Serve yourself some
soup from our black kettles!
SNACK BAR- (Grilled items, sandwiches, etc.)
Open 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday thru Thursday.
Closed 3:45-4:30. Friday, open 7:00 a.m. ­3:
00 p.m. Vending machines are available in
hallway by information desk for your convenience
also. Remember that breakfasts are available
each day where you can get ham, two eggs and
toast for only $1.20.
cafeteria and also in evening Snack Bar 4:30 -
..
Specials (Available in
8:00p.m.)
Wed. Nov. 11
Thurs. Nov. 12
Fl'i Nov. 13
Mon. Nov. 16
Tues. Nov. 17
Speaker's Forum
Holiday! !
Barbequed Beef
Corn on the Cob
fish Sandwich
French Fries
TamaJe Pie
Green Chili Burro
Reuben Sandwich
French Fries
$1.05
.50
.80
.40
1.05
.95
1. 05
.40
November 18, 1981: Mexico's Oil Bonanza: No Fiesta Ahead:
Dr. Leon Beene, GCC History Instructor
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Study Skills Workshop
November 25, 1981: How to read a text book/
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LIKE TO BOWL???
Associated Students is organizing a bowling
league to play at Fair Lanes. Teams will consist
of five players. Trophies will be given to winning
teams. If interested there will be a meeting at A.S.
office in SOA building on Monday, November 16th at
2:30 p.m. If you cannot attend meeting leave a
message with Rona Wiengard in the A.S. office.
Calendar of_Events
Calendar for week of Nov. 11--Nov~ 17
Wed. Nov. 11
Thurs. Nov. 12
Frio Nov. 13
Sat. Nov. 14
ART SHOW
Veteran's Day- Holiday!
Photo Club Bake Sale
Newman Club Meeting
Intervarsity F~llwship
Christian Coilition
Music Recitals
Baptist Student Union
International Students Assoc.
Newman Club
Newman Club
Newman Club Craft Sale
A.S. Movies
Baptist Student Union
M.E.Ch.A Dance
Football GCC vs. Az W. at Yuma
If Ten Westerh Print Makers "
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9-4 Fine ArtIs Bldg.
gAM CR
11AM CR
12AM CR
12:30 P.A.C~
1:15 CR
3PM FDR
7PM C.C.
9AM CR
9-1 Student Union
lOAM Grill Room
6PM' FDR
8PM Student ';(Jnion
November 16-27
Mon. Nov. 16
Tues. Nov. 17
Wed. Nov. 18
Newman Club
Newman Club Craft Sale
M.E.Ch.A Meeting
Newman Club
Newman Club Craft Sale
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
"Movie" IfHamlet"
P. T • K.
University Visitation Day
ASU, U of A, Grand Canyon, Western U
in Student Union
Kappa Episilon
Speakers Forum
Geology Club
9
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=:9-1
lOAM
8AM-9PM
1'30
9AM-IPN
11AM
IPM
6:30PM
CR
Student Union
fDR
CR
Student Union
CR
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CR
SL
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Services
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THE RI WANDA LE~n A?RU-At-1ERICAN DANCE: C01vlEANY 1t
Art I Set'i t)S N1r;HT 'iTUDENT C;OVERNNEN'I'. of CJendale
in conCt~r't ~;CJt • Noverflbe r· 21, B: 00 p. m, at
Road. (Cactus School l\udl . ) Thisfacinat group
features 8 seasoned el"meers. and :3 pfC'Y'cussi(m musicians. Dances include
traditional f\fr,jcan, i\fro···Hat • East: • Ameri,can modern.
and Jazz _ Tj.ck(:rts a,r;e avai.J.. al),lE,~ thr'u. D,iamonds ,Box Of:fice, The, C;CC
C.:asl'lj.E~ps -f'f',icE.~ a.fld tit th~; door.. I\)r mc!r~e in'fo~r'<n]ation call 934 ....,2211 ,X230 ..
lassroom Attendance Non·." tudent:';
px'ogl'am.
\'lho is not
that you do not
nOrl·-re,­in
f
This
well as other individ-wIth
nor-mal
of studEmts, as
not an official of the
(~ln)tOrH':1 in thE: classrc)oITJ
pr()g:r't:lnl~ and 1)1'. Bilse
member;:; to mak.e an
ualn "Iho are
ar-e ask;;;(j
of the
dSJ( t'i:.lcul
TEN v-iESTERN PRINTNA1{ERS November 8tud~",nt Lounge
was the
tcm western
a three
,~it);:~t·ca.(:t , ,
shm't, as individual.
in which they live.
Fellowship
,
hibition 18 classical, cQmical~ li,terate,
, rno(,J.ula:r", ; ~tt is,
as the at'tists who created i,t, and 'the
which Has used tOl
statE}~3 who stlbrnittE::(:;
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Newman Club is co.Llect registf~J. from BASHAS
$300.00 W01"tfi we collect, BASHAS WILL DONATE
room for the Holidays. Leave x'egister
INFORMATION BOOTH or' drop tht"!:m the Club Room,
Thanks ..•.
Can vou
is t(n"~'
a turkey to St, V
markl"d Newman
(next to game r'C/om) in
F,OAD C,LOSURE
59th AVEmue between and Avenue has
om} month • the
students may continue to use all
on east s hut need to plan for addit
been closed for'·
area north
three entranc.es
travel time.
* * * * * * * * * * Nov. 9 .. 20 STUDENT AH.T SHOW IMC Student Galler'y
Fea·ttlred in the TMC Student Gallery from Nov. q through 20th,
.:11"8 CCC students. Sheila Eastman dnd Cindy This
silow spom;or,:-;;d the eEAS.
1981 Seme:ster Test Schedule
December 1,:2.3 (T,W, Th) 8: 30, 1: :30, 6: 00
Early Registra.tion (In Centf;~d
Dt~cember 5 (F;a) B: 30, 11: 30
Dt'H:ember' 7,8 (N,T) 12: 00, 5: 30
Decemb~.?r q (\,i) 12: 00
Prior to (SC-J,J.t2 )
6:00
,-.rill not be advertised, but is
na,cj<;-'lm)
J,::t.nUi~ry 5,6,7 (T,I-I.Th) e;30, 1:30,
,j anud.ry 8 (F) B: 30, 1;::W (NB: This
for
RegUlar (SC""ll+2 )
January 9 (Sa) 9:30, 11:30. 1:
January 11,12 (M,) 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00
Late
Test will be to Testing Center
Students should call for an appointment, 934-2211, ext. :,04
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in
cm:lv{:m:lence also.
items, hot !;'!utrees, fresh
from 9: a.m. until 1:15
at 10: 30 a.m.. and serves
, juices. and
7:00 ,'i.m.
8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.•
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tell 'lour FriE'rJ.ds that
ck,l.es on your menl.l.
NEW B~)KS IN THE IMC . , . , . . • •
Arizona's
Child Development--·Tudor
Color Observed,,~-V\'~rity
The Concerned
Dict:ionary of Business il.nd Economics--Ammer
Dictionary of Hf~rketing Tf,>rms--Shap1ro
Educa.tor's Lifetime Library ()f Stor:l.es. Quotes~ Anecdotes. W:it~ and
Humor···-r-famchak
El Queenls of Mystery--Queen
Tbe End of the Dream--Wy1i.(~
The EnglLsh Medieval Town--Pl£ltt
on the Constitution of the Stat: 4? is ···-,H<lrmon
From l}auhaus 1:(' OU'f House·~-\..rolf("
The t
Guns Ikm' t Die"-Shh'ld:3
Handbook of Innovat,lve Psychotlwrapies--Corr,1inl
Illustrators: The Annual of Amt!rlcan IJlustration,198L
In S(~axch of Identity-SadHt
Independent Television-Makers and Public Communications Pol:lcy; A Seminar
ConiE'renee to TelI2'communicat.i ons Diver for thEe'! 1980' s
tn Skills for Health Professionals--Gerrard
Introduetion to 13uslness--Pf'rl1ck
Lamprey' g Legacy--Shr:n.r
Le i~H1:rE:Ac t 1v1U (~S for t he!'1ature Adult--Moran
M:.1ternity
Nornings on Horsebad,--McCul
Night Probe!--Cussler
The Path Between the Sea.s--McCullough.
People Versus Ki.rk--Traver
Philosophy and ParapsyetlOlogy--Ludwig
The Pursuit of the Presidency 1980--Broder
Rabbit Is Rich--Updike
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLLEGE
VOL. 1 - NO. 12 Wedne.sday, November 25, 1981
DR. FP<ANK SCOTT in PIANO RECITAL
Dr. Frank Scott t director of thE~ piHno program at Northern
Arizona University, will present a piano recital on Wednesday,
Decembt~r 2 at 7: 30 P.M. in the Glendale Community College
Performing Arts Center. Hts program will include works. by
Haydn, Chopin, Schubert and Bartok. The concert will be free.
Prior to accepting his position at N.A.U. in 1976, Dr. Scott
taught at the University of Minnesota, St. Louis University,
Memphis State University and the Delta Music Festival in
Michigan.
His first Arizona performance was .as soUst with Izler
Solomon' and the N.A.U. orchestra. He has since concertized
Widely throughout Arizona. He is presently a member of the
Coconino Chamber Ensemble of N.A.U. wh:lch has concerts and
residencies scheduled throughout the state for 1981-82.
Undectded about what courses to take this spring?
Uncertain nbout your career goals'?
Need some help?
Faculty advisors will be available December 1, 2
and 3 fro·m 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. i.n the east end of the
Student Cafeteria. If you have adec1ared major
see a faculty member in that department.
HAPPY
THANKSGIVING
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News from A.W.A.R.E.
A.W.A.R.E. wishes to thank everybody for the food box
donations for our needy family for Thanksgiv1.ng.
Dec. llwl11 be the A.W.A.R.E. Christmas party in the Women's
Center from 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. Come and bring a small gift and a
goodie if you want to. Fun, games, Santa (Robert Redford if we
can talk him into it.) A great way to end a semester. Please
join us.
Once again A.W.A.R.E. (M.e.C.) is plann1.ng a ski trip to
Flagstaff for Dec. 18th. A ski trip to Purgatory;. Colo, for
Jan. 8th. The next Great Escape is in March at Sky-Y in Prescott.
A.W.A.R.E. dues for a year are $2.00. Join us next semester.
Special thanks to Pat Jefferies for being the "Woman of the
Month", and a great thanks to Marti Samsel for the great job of
organizing the G.C.C. end of the Great Escape.
Submit ted by
Phyllis Munson, Pres.
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YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARR VISITED IN AUDUBON WILDLIFE FILM Conservationist Eben McMillan wi.ll present his film, "Yosemite:
An Ecologi,~al Visit, II a look at the wildlife and geography of
YosemJte National Park throughout the seasons, at Glendale
Community College, Tuesday, December 8, 1981 1.n the Campus
Performing Arts Theatre.
The screening is part of the Audubon Wildlife Series
sponsored by the Continuing Education Associated Students.
the Night Student Government.
Admission for this film/lecture t8 free.
For further information call 939-2211 ext. 230
Study Skills Workshop
Session 14
5-6 p.m.
Dec. 2
SPS 52
How to read 8. text bookltntroduction
to Cognitive style.
-2-
CAF!.TERIA - (Pies, cakes, jutces, fresh fruit and
vegetable salads). On December I, come to the big
black kettles and serve yourself to a bowl of
Di-amond's UI::?;W Borsc.ht soup~ We ~llso will be offer­lng
a spectal Ham and Lima Hean casserole on the
same day for only $1.05. Remember that Sunkist
Orange and Cranapple juices a.re available in this
area too.
SNACK BAR - (Br:eakfastt;;, gr:Uled items, ju1.ce.s).
We. an;-;rti11 offeri.ng for the evening students, the
special hot entree from 4:30 to 8:00 P.M. each
evening. Each mornlng, breakfast.s are available
where you can get Frenc.h Toast, two eggs and coffee
for only $1.20! Open 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday
through Thursday. Closed: 3:45-4:30. Fdday,
open 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Ham and Li.ma Casserole 1. 05
Beans &Weinel'S 1.05
Green Chili Burro .95
Tostado .70
$ .90
.40
Sloppy Joe on Bun
French FrIes
HOLIDAY
.§E.e.d,als
Wed. Nov. 25
Thurs. Nov. 26
FrL Nov. 27
Mon. Nov. 30
Tues. Dec. 1
Wed. n(~C • 2
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INTERNATIONAl. STUDENT ASSOCIATION UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
BAKE SALE - Mall by Bookstore
9 a.. ln. - 1 p.m.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CUI..TURAL FF:STIVAL
Hmd.c ~ Dane!!!"!;
l~ntertainment t Food from
all cultures and more
l'ickets available at Cashier f s
off:tce
December- 3
D~~cember 11
-3-
AFJag for Sunrise--Stone
11t:~-;lt;: All 87th PX"f2~,cin.ct Novel--M,cBain
Hm" to StH~Ct1E,d in the Uusiness of Finding a Job--Taylor
Laid Ba.ck :!.n ~Yashi.ngt(\n--Buchwald
Maternity Cat:.~--Jet1gen
The Shnw: Patient:g~ Fhys:i.cians~ and the Perplexities of the
Health Revolution in M.odern Society--Branca
The }len t..Hh the Pink Triangle--H.eger
No T:1m(~ for Tears--Freo.mnn
, A Pictorial Gtdde--Eaton
Pathf:Jnders: (jverccmdug th.e Crises of Adult Life and Fi.nding Your Own
Path to 1/Jel1-·Bei.ng--Shi2ehy
Policies in Lihraries--Van Zant
S(;xtlal Paltt fcs--Hillet t
Solo Blues--Gosling
St.age Costume Techtdques--Emery
1'<'11e5 and Stories--Andersen
You Can Negotiatt' Anythi.ng--Cohen
The. Ne,,'luan Club is haYing it St. Ni.cholas party at the home of
Glady & Lloyd HUler.' iii ~ 5843 N. 22nd Brive. Satt lrday t Deeembe.r
5 a.t 9 p.m. Call 242-304l1 for furthur details.
Last chance to purc.hase hand made crafts for your holiday gift
giving. ThE' N€~i;,rnla.n Club wiLl have their items on display t Thursday t
Dec. 3, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m • .in the Stude.nt Lounge hallway. All proceeds
go toward purchasing hllutkets for the. Migrant Workers.
Sunday, De.cembi'Jt' 13, th~', NeWlll;'Ul Clubs from G.C.C. and P.C. are
hosting a Christm£ls Concert at Phoenix College Music Hall at 2 p.m.
Tic.ket!~ $2.00 ••. I.oeal talent ••••
NEt:J nOOKS .LN nm IMC •
Child DeveloFF1Emt--Tudor
Th(: Concerned Photograph(~r 2-·-Capa
l):1ctionaty of BU8IneBs and Economics--Ammer
D.l.ctionary of Harketing Te.rms--Shapiro
Educator's Ljf(s.tirue Libra.ry of Stories~ Quotes. Anecdotes, Wit, and
Humor--Mamchak
Ellery Que(:!;n r s Eyes of Mystery--Queen
T1H7 End of the Dream--Wylie
TIle l::ng1i::3h, ~ledleval 'fown--Platt
em the ConsLJtution of the United States--Hanllon
The Expressive. Arts Therapies--Feder
From Bauhaus to Our Hous€:~--W()lfe
The Great HeJ:Lg:tow.:;--Cavendish
Guns Don r t Di e--Shi("lds
lkmdbook 01 Innovative PHychotherapies--Corsini
l1ustratol:B: The Annual of American Illustration, 1981.
In Search of Identity-Sadat
Independent T(~levisi(m-M(:lkers and PubH.c Communications Policy: A Seminar
Conftc'rcnee to Profnot€, Telecommunications Diversity for the 1980' s
Interpersonal Sktlls for Health Professionals--Gerrard
Lntruduction to Business--Perlick
Lamp rey 1 s Legac. y--Shaw
L.:::isure ActIvlti",s for the Mature Adult--Moran
LIars .1n Lov~~--Yatf"8
Mnternity Nursing--Reeder
rbrnlngs on Horsehack--McGullough
Night Probe!--Cussler
Thr" Path Betw(')(:tl ttl"" Seael'·--~kCul1()ugh
Pt'!ople Versus K:i.rk--Traver
Ph5.1osophy and Panrpsychology--Ludwig
The Pursuit of the Presidency 1980--Broder
Rabbit Is Ricb--Upd1ke
-:;[;'_.
Wed. Nov. 2S Kappa EpJ.s:Ilon
Geology Club
A.S. "NO SHORING"
Worksh.op
10 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
9 a.m. -1 p.m.
W~:)t'nen' s Basketball
Gee vs NAVAJO
Hen's I~a8ketball
GGe Vii NAVAJO
Piano Recital N.A.D.
Ne1fnnFl.rl Club
lNTERNA'I'IO:t:t\L STUDENT
HAK1;; SALt~
Christian GoaHtion
N!';WMt\N CLUU CP.AF1\ SALE
Hapt:f8t Student UIllon
PHD A\"mrds Ceremony
Intl:~r:national Student
r'4EH;ti.ng
N!$WlMfl Club
1
'£hur.Dec. -3
B A F P Y T HAN K S G I V 1 N G
Adv:Ls(;~mmlt availabletn Di.ning Room
Newman Club 9 a.m.
M.. E.Ch.A. 9 a.m.
9 a.m.
8:30 a.m.-
1:30 p.m. Student 2-7 p.m. Union 2-5 p.m.
9 a.m. C.R.
3 p.m. SPS-23B
9 a.m. C~R.
10 a.m. C.R.
L:30 p.m. C.R.
10 a.m. C.R.
6:30 p.m. ·SClO5
nEGI STRATION
Wed. Dec.. 9
Tues.Dec. 8
!'f.E.Ch.A.
NeW't!l<lfl Club
Inte.rf~u·i'!li.ty Christ ian
Fttllowship
P.T.K.,
Kappa EptsU.on
Gi:,"ology Club
-STUDENT SERVICES-
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Vol. 2 - No. 1 Wednesday February 17, 1982 GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 
GIBSON AND GIBSON
ART SHOW
The paintings of Ellery and Norma Gibson wHl be shown in the Student Union Lounge,
from Februaty 16 through 26. There will be an opening on February 21 from 2 - Sp.rn.
tn the Student Union Lounge. Everyone is welcome.
Ellery recently retired from Norther Arizona University, after teaching in the Art
Department there for twenty-seven years. Both artists are members of the Arizona
Watercolor Associati.on and he exhibited their work frequently.
ThIs show is sponsored by C.E.A.S.
The Territorial Arizona class (section
number 3314, HI 116) will start March
22, No!:. March 15 as Hsted tn the class
schedule.
Items for publication in The Courier
should be submitted to Bob Christian,
Student Activities office, by Thurs­day,
no later than 5:00 p.m. for
publication in the following Courier.
Glendale Community College CRAS Artists t
Series presents BACH WEST, Chamber Music
Ensemble, Sunday, February 21, 3:00 p.m.,
in the Campus Performing Arts Theatre.
BACH WEST, a group of unparalleled ex­cellence
and experience on the blossom­ing
Arizona musical horizon, consists
of nine instrumentalists and singers
ready to present chamber music concerts
drawn from the richness of J.S. Bach's
Cantata.s to the lmpressioni.stic palette
of Ravel and beyond tn a unique array
of ensemble textures.
HELP!! $
If interested, please contact Bob
Christian in Student Activities at $
extension 254. $
tve ane in need of help to operate the
Student Services Courier. The person
$.hould have P.R. office ski.lls. The
person chosen will be responsible for
\;friting articles, editing copy, and
layout of articles. Pay is 3.35/hr
up to 5 hours a week.
Free Legal Services are avaiJ.ahle on campus. Wednesda.ys from 3 - 5 p.m. for Day
Students, and Tuesdays and Wednesdays 6 - 8 p.m. for Evening Students. For appoint­ments,
contact Student Activities ofHce; ext. 329.
Feb. 16 - 26
CALENDAR FOR WEEK OF FEBRUARY 17 - 24, 1982
Norma & Ellery Gibson Art Show Student Lounge
Wed. Feb. 17 College University Visitation 9a.m.-lp.m.
ASU, NAU, DofA, Grand Canyon College,
Western International University
Student Union
Hallway
Thurs. Feb. 18
Newman Club Meeting
Speaker's Forum
Intervarsity Christ.ian Fellowship
Women's Seminar
Women's Basketball. GCC-vs-PC
Men's Basketball GCC-vs-PC
Ne~nan Club Meeting
Baptist Student Union
International Students Associ.ation
S.O.S. Club
Newman Club
lla.m.
lla.m.
12p.m.
Ip.m.
6p.m.
8p.m.
9a.m.
Ip.rn.
3p.m.
7p.m.
7p.m.
Club Room
Student Lounge
Club Room
Student Lounge
Gym
Gym
Club Room
Club Room
Club Room
F:lCulty Dining
Room
Council Chambers
Sat.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
Feb. 23
Feb. 24
Tennis GCC-vs-Pima
Wrestling GCC-va-Pima
Baseball GCC-vs-C.A.C.
Women's Basketball GCC-vs-S.M.C.C.
Men's Basketball GCC-vs-S.M.C.C.
Art Show Opening
Bach West Concert
Baptist Student Union
M.E.Ch.A.
Phi Theta Kappa
U.S. Army/On Campus Recruiting
Film: "Pink Panther"
Newman Club Worship
Speaker's 'Forum
Newman Bible Study
Intervarsity Chrtstian Fellowship
11a .m.
12p.m.
Ip.m.
6p.m.
8p.rn.
2p.m.
3p.m.
IOa.rn.
2p.m.
IIa.rn.
9a.m.
9a.m.
IOa.m.
lla .m.
lla.m.
12p.m.
Courts
Gym
F.ield
Gym
Gym
Student Lounge
Performing Arts
Theatre
Club Room
Faculty Dining
Room
Club Room
Student Union
Grill Room
Club Room
Student Lounge
Club Room
Club Room
CAFETERIA - (Home baked pies, brownies, serve
~ourself soup kettles, hot entree specials)
Open each day from 9:00 a.m. until 1:15 p.m.
Watch in this area for a new item on Wednes­day,
February 24th. We will be offering a
sLice of GARDEN mIICNE made with spinach for
only $1.25.
;'iNACK ~AR - (Breakfasts, grilled items, cold
sandwiches, salad) Open 7:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
and 4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thurs­day.
Friday open 7:00 a.m. - 3 p.m.
DAILY SPECIALS - AvaLlable in cafeteria from
T6:30 a.n;-:--=--1:15 p.m. and also 10 the Snack
Bar from 4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 22
r~eb. 23
Liver and Onions
Fish Sandwich
French Fries
Tamale Pie
Tostada
PoUsh Sausage Sandwich
$1. 05
.80
.40
1. 05
.70
1.05
1.25
NEW LEISURE READING BOOKS IN THE INC
The Architect--Levln
By Frequent Anguish--Dean
Catch a Falling Clown-··Kaminsky
The Dark Horse--Godden
Frequent Hearses--Crispln
Funny People--Allen
Isaac Asimov's Near Futures and Far--Scithers
Madwand·--Zelazny
Marco Polo, If You Can····Huckley
A Mother and Two Daughters--Goodwio
A Splash of Red--Fraser
NEW nOOKS IN THE IMC
Adjustment to Severe Physical Disabllity--DeLoach
American English--Marckwardt
Artistic Woodturning--Nish
The Changing World of the Executive--Drucker
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain--Edwards
Gravity, Black Holes, and the Universe--Nicolson
Hemingway and the Movies--Laurence
How to Succeed in Company Politics--Hegarty
In Performance--Reynolds
Jane Brody's Nutrition Book--Brody
The Kingdom Arabia &the House of Sa'ud--Lacey
Land of Savagery/Land of Promise--Billington
NCAA, the Voice of College Sports--Falla
A Nation of Learners••••• (LA!20S/N37)
The New James Beard--Beard
the Nine Nations of North America--Garreau
Old Love--Singer
Operatlon Wetba.ck--Garcia
Opportunities 1.n Data Processing--Noerper
Opportunities in Travel Careers--Milne
Organized Crime--Abadinsky
Passive Solar Builder Homes for the High Plateau Area of the State of Arizona(THI 7413/P:
Pioneer, First to Jupiter/Saturn and Beyond--Fimmel
Rituals and Ceremoni.es in Popular Culture--Browne
A River No More--Fradkin
The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock & Roll--Mi11er
Seripts People Live; Transactional Analysis of Life Scripts--Stei.ner
Secrets of Successful Fiction--Peck
Shakespeare's Women--Pitt
Trees and Shrubs of the Southwestern Deserts--Benson
Utopias, the American Experience--Moment
The West, an Illustrated History--Commager
MOST OF THESE BOOKS CAN BE FOUND ON THE NEW BOOKS DISPLAY. INQUIRE AT THE REFERENCE
DESK FOR ALL REF~E BOOKS.
THE
..STUDENT SERVICES-J.
Vol. 2 - No. 2 GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Editor Slim Woodruff
On Friday. March 12. 1982, Grt:1ud C.llny,:)n College win host CAREER EXPO '82.
Students from valley community collegea are invited to join Grand Canyon
students for this day.
});'Oi!l 10: 30 to 2;:30
will be in the
0PIK.fr'tunitiet:;. in
frX1rrl businesses and school districts
provide infonIliition about ca..r>eers and job
ar'ei:iE, • .Businesses :r:-epl:"esented include:
AriZOfla. Governrnent
City of Scottsdale
Glendi:ile Police
GfE Autowatic Electr'ich'ibs
State farm InsU1'ftrlce
Scl1l1ar'itan' Health Services
Joskes
IBM
1;;Jestern Savings
Motof'Qla
YOOL-TV
Salt River Project
110untain Bell
Honeywell
Papa-dise Valley Counseling Center
Talley Industries
~)cial SectE'ity A~ninistration
Di;3Iflonds
Valley National Bank
Prudential Insurance
New York Life InstL.""'ance
Phoenix Fi!"e Department
Along with the filiir in the mall wor'kshops win be l"J.eld in Fleming Building.
'These a:t"E! scheduled as f0110,..'8:
10:40 and 12:ttO
10:40 and 11:40
Interviewing faY" a job in Business
Industries
:Ln Sales
Prudential InSllr'.:ulce
Fleming 112
Fleming 110
10: LtO and
10: 1+0 and 11: lJO
10: 40 and. 11: Ij.O
11:40 and 1:40
GR1'.NI) Ci"JfYON
Career's in CCI!)struction Flaming 103
Associated Gener'al Contr'actors of Arizona
WT':Lting a Professional Resume Fleming 104
Rest11!1f: Experts, Inc.
Intefr"Jiewing for a Job in Education Fleming 105
&4fOO11t School District
'I'he Job Market--Tr.xlay and 'l'arorrow Fleming 107
Department of Economic 8ecuritY.
locat",,::j at 3300 \tk~st Camelback Rd., Phoenix
CALU~DAR FOR WEEK or MARCH 3~9 1982
CRT. MARCH fj:
MARCH 6:
Nt"!WI'frlrl Club Bible Study
Speakers F'm.'um
S?fr-istian ,FellowshiP.
Hrte:r"la:r~3lt':l Lx1.Deb:111
. Grand Canyon
vJom'i"D 's Center Concert
Ne1iliH1c:til Club
U. S. Air ForceIon campus
Stuccmt Union
Students Assoc.
('"''1U,-0 n,;·:;'l·rJI,·.t~:: C•.) 'cudy
Student Union
Symphonic Band Conce'.rrt
Cc)l. of Ea.s·tern Utah
C~l~~;~~.S. &)ard ~Meeting
11 a.m.
11 a.m.
12 noon
3 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9 a.m.
9 a.m.-l p.m.
1 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m•.
7 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
7 p.m.
·12 p.m.
Club Room
Student Lounge
Club Roan
Gym
Student 1J:>unge
Club Room
Student Union
Club Roan
Faculty Dining Fro.
Council Chambers
Club Roan
Performing Arts
Center
Field
Council Chambers
Field
Student Union
Club~
Faculty Dining RID.
Student Union
Mall
Courts
Field
9 - noon'
10 a.m.
2 p.m•
4:30-8:30 p.m.
All Day
2:30 p.m.
South Asian Cultural Fair
~Jf . '::: rn ..... ", ' ~
j ,en ;3 J.enru:s
r1esa
Baseball
ASU LTV's
N.A.D.
·'~1ptis·t Student Union
"4,' A M t' .r!'li.L,J~ ",'". ee ~!lg
Canyon College
2 p.m.
iCN. i'1AT{CH 8:
lEISURE REt\DING BOOKS IN THE IMC ••••
C:ra.ig Hall':s Book of Real Estate Investing-Hall
Dean' s DeceJT'J::x:~r· Bellow
Debutantes-Sir,ger
/er-C(X)k
Light of the Falcon-Smith
Slowly) Come &:;,c:,l(Q'uickly-NiYen
I...c.t.st Texas H;~ro-rl\;~n:'Y
Like It Was: Tne Die..riesof Nalco11Ti f'iuggeridge-Muggeridge
Heroc:d.rs of a Space 1l.1aveler: F\r.t'tthe1" Reminiscences of Ijon .Tichy-Lem
Miller's Court-Miller
Mosquito Coa.st-'n,eroux
Pat~rk Clam: How the Sweeney Family Grew-Lund
That Don 't ~vork: The Consumern f and fuctors I Guide to Over 600 Prescription
Drugs that Lack Evidence of Effectiveness-Wolfe
Ranantic tove Question and AnsvJcr Book-Br\.mden
Sitka-L'lvrour
T'he Walk west: A Walk Across Arrerica-Jenkins
Witness to Power: The Nixon Years-Ehrlichman
Can 00 the OJbe-B.')ssert
NOW I Before the rigo:r8 of Spring Break students can. unwind from the grueling
pace and take a voyage to r011l.antic India t
Experience the mystery and glamour of the anctent ea,st when the Festival of
India comes to the Glendale CommunHy College NaIl on the 9th and 10th of March.
Circus tents will be set up in the mall between the library and student personnel
and will feature an art bazaar, exhibitions, clowns, a fair, continuous live
entertainment, theatre, dance, music and f.i.lms. There w:Ul be exotic foods for
your perusal and delight. Best of all it is all FREE (except for the food).
CONCERT FREE PUBLICITY
Hon·and Weds. 1:45 to 3:00 p.m.
Tues, Thurs. and Fri. 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.
IMC STUDENT GALLERY
We need a second lifeguard who can work
daily 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Prefer someone
with College Work Study. Apply to Dr.
Staheli or Donna Rice in Men's PE Offices.
Must ha've Senior l;ife Saving Certificate.
The pool is now open for free swim to
student8~ faculty and staff during the
following hours:
SWIMMING POOL HOURS FOR FREE S~tM
Featured in the IHC Student Gallery
from March 1 - 12 will be GCC student
Richard Axtell. This show is sponsored
by C.R.A.S.
Items for printin.p, in the Courier should
be submitted THURSDAY no later than.
5 o'clock for publication in the following
Gourier. Submit items to Bob Christian,
Student Activities Office.
*
Open
Mon.
Frio
FREE legal services are avilable on
campus Wednesdays from 3:00 to 5:00
p.m. for day students and Tuesdays
and Wednesdays from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
for evening students
Billie Barbara Masten will give a
concert for anyone who is a friend
of GeC Wednesday night, March 3, in
the Student Lounge at 7:30 p.m.
Ms. Masten is a well-known poet and 
recording artist on. tour. She has
been particularly outstanding in
her support of human liberation
freeing both men and women from
constricting sexual stereotyping.
Ms. Masten is sponsored by the
Displaced Home-makors Service.
Efftective. Monday". M~ll:'ch 1, oV.irflow
~kiag ",ill be DlSCONT1NUlttH
ft h1»k:ing·· Sl)<1lces 1n ot~r .lu··eas
.._A sro,"_ .campus $honld be mo·re than *1{ • .-qut.e,••. ·sinc~the enrollment has
'11: 4rQif.pad. Plans are aftt1Qt to £:$.*1,1 a.nd 1* h~l)p the overflow .a:rea.* so;·.'don , t *
,.ad te_re leet' your veh:icle-'come
burie.din. asphalt. . 1<:
If WEIGHT fillOM. 11
to students and faculty '*
through Thurs. 1:45 to 4:00 p.m. *
9:00 to 4:00 p.m. *
11
SPEAKER f S FORUM
Did you know that Tolstoy becam~ a
celebate after the birth of his
13th chil~1 Rear this and other
lt1terl~Hu;in8 f ac ts about Tolstoy
on March 3, 1982 ~t 11:00 a.m.
in the Student Lounge when Lyle
Walcott will present Lev N1kolaev:tch
.~~::!:;.'"!.!::'~~':.:'-.~':-1i.:;;:'man.1..1?~~f:lc andp~.
Mr. Walcott, Gee Professor of
Philo$ophy, is one of our most
popular speakers. If you h~:vo
yetI heard one of M.. ~> lectures, do
yourself a favor and join us on
. March 3.
Perhaps you are concerned about a woman
who has lost her oc.cupation: hO'llle'l'llalting.
Shimay have become separated, divorced
or widowed. Whatever the case, she finds herself in need: of work, of mone.y,
of support. of comfort or advice. If you y~.ow and care about such a woman, ask
her. to call Jeannie in the counseling department at r~c. Her will b~
taken, and· she will be contacted by the Displaced Homen'll~ker"8 COUill;':ldcyt3--or
invite her to come in to see Ellie, in the Vlomen':s Center.
DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS ~ERVICE is active
again.
SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Ari~ona
Council offers a scholarship to incoming
Freshmen or upper cla8smen. Student must
be full-tim.e with s. "8" average and will
supply two letters of reeommendat:ion
(other than academic sources) and a copy
of the student's transcript. Selection
will be based on scholarship, financial
need, leadership and ability. Applications
are available in the F:inand.al Aids Office.
Deadline: April 15.
JUST A lUEMINDER that students ate not to J!A'r ~ DRINK, O~.
area.
within a classroom
OOGS have also been reported aSlfrttquent visitors in some classtooms. Dog,
and/or other animals (elephants, ferrets, boa constrictors) are not to be brou~ht
in the classroom, left in a ha11way~ or even to visit the campus on a regular
basis. (Seeing-eye dogs excepted from the above 1'o1:1(':.y.)
CAFETtRtA: (Pies. cakes, serve-yourself soup
kettles, hot entree epecials).
S'NACl( JAR: (Grilled iteme, sandwiches, salads)
B~:f.nn1ng March 4, Thursday, we will offer
'breakf'ult until 11:00 a.m.
SPECIALS:
Thursday March 4:
Friday March 5:
Monday Mar<::h 8:
Tuesday March 9:
Wednesday March 10:
Veal Cutlet
Chicken pot pie
with biscuits
Enchiladas
Tacos
Meat Loaf
Baked ham with
fruit sauce
$1.05
1.05
1.05
.10
l.05
1.05
ATTENTION VETERANS
The following is provided for your infoTm~tion concerning the effect of coarse
grades on veteranfil' benefits:
GRADE
x
YtZ
W
N
Special Interest Classes
(non credit)
EFFECT
Veteran will receive full benefits
Benefits may be reclaimed b~ the VA. Veteran
hag si~ (6) mQnths to complete the course for
a grade.
Benefits maybe reclatmed by the VA.
With a statement of mitigating circumstances,
veteran may retain benefits.
No benefits.
No benefits.
The Great
isea r
GET A WAY TO THE PINES IN PRESCOTT FOR THE HEEKENDI
YOU WILL !Q! COOK~
CLEAN~
BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYONE BUT YOURSELF:
YOU RELAX~
ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTHY~
ATTEND WORKSHOPS,
PARTICIPATE IN FUN ACTIVITIEsr
Nothing is mandatory. So if you just want to spend quiet time you ale weleorn",'
to do your own thing. If you don't know anyone when you get on the bus, 'VT(,;
guarantee that you will have made many new friends before Friday night is ever
Cabins are heated, there is indoor plumbing, and the meals are great. tV€! will
have camp fires, sing-a-longs, exercise classes. 'Workshops, etc.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW!! SPACE IS LIMITED!!
Payment is due by March 1, 1982, to Lois Bartholomew, Mesa Community College.
NO RgFUNDS AFTER THAT DATE'
TOTAL COST IS $55. 00
Includes: Room, meals, transportation, workshops, act1v:i.ties.
Applications available in the GeC women's center.
**************************************************************************~*****
•.• b , .F
-STUDENT SERVICES..
• 11 .....
Vol. 2. No.3. March 10, 1982 Editor and Artiste: S11m Woodruff
The CClutinuing Education Associated Students of Glendale Community College present
the, Phoenix S)"'Dlphony Orchestra II, SundaYt Harch 14, 3:00 p.M. 1n the Cactllt'; High
School Auditorium•
. The program, under the direction of resident conductor Philip Greenberg, 'nIl 1.n­elude
workB by Mo~art. Ravel, oc-ethoveu, ane, Tchaikovsky.
Tickets are aVllilable through Diamond.t s<Box Offi('.e.. the Gee Cashiers Office ,and at
the door.
For information call 934-2211, Ext. 230.
***************.*********************************************..*****************.*
NEW GUINEA EXPLORED IN AVnUBON WILDLIFE
FILM
Naturalists Greg and Linda McMillan will present their film, ttpapua New Guin~a:
Twilight of Eden", a study of the w~rld's second 14r~est island, at Glendale Com­munity
Colle~e Performing Arts Theatr~, 59th Ave. north of Olive, Monday March 29.
8:00 p.lI.
The screening i$ part of the Audubon Wildlife Film Series, spongored by the Con­tinuing
Education Associated Students.throuRh the Evening Student Covernment, the
CEAS Executive Board. This event 1s free to the public.
New Guinea lies less than nine degrees south of the Equator. lt~ tropf.e:allocat1011
aoverns the island's natural hi8te-ry and its people. An inhospitable place fot.
outsiders, road building 1s difficult and d~ve1opment scarce. Natives tills12lall
faraa on steep jungle hillsides. Harty sti U hunt with. boy;s and arrows. A st,,,Jy
of New Guinea t s insect Ll..fe offers remarkable insight into physical adapt~tion-­IIOth.
have ferocious-looking "faces" on their wings, and rhinoceroul'J beetles grow
to a length of three inches. Lizards, anteaters, and exotic spiclers aboun.d. Greg
and t.1nda }1cMillan e~l(amine scores of .mlmals common to a tropical environtQ<:nt:, as
well as' human custontR that are so entwined with native !lora and fauna.
CAFETERIA: Open from 9:00 - 1:15, Mon­day
through Fri.day and hot: food available
froll 10:30 to 1:15. P1ea..senote, the new
entrees' to: be offered' below! '
,SNACK BAR: Open from 1:00 - 3:45 and
4:30 to 9:00 Monday through Tbursdzy.
Closed .f.rom.. 3:45 to' 4 : 30 to prepare f 0('
the evening students. Re-cpens at 4:30
until 9: 00. On Fr'idays it is open frOm
7:00 - 3:00.
SPECIALS:
THU1lSDAY MARCtJ 11:
I'~
TUESDAY 'MARCH 23:
FRIDAY
... MO~1>AY
~CH 12:
MARClt'22:
ChopSvey
Tuna Mf!l:t
T08tact.o.s "
Cr.. .Chill .But:'ro-··.
Rav:!ol ~Ca8serole
:../ Garlic' ToaSt
$J,.os
"
t •
; ... 1~S
.70 \
1 ..05
1.0$
.40
t..
Polish Sausage with
O'Brian Potatoes
1.35
The pool is now open for free swim to .;­students,
faculty , and staff the folloving
hours:
*'* FREE LEGAL SERVICES are available Olt .. '* campus. Wednesdaj-'"8 from 3 - Sp.m. for: '* daY students and Tuesdays and W~dn.8days
'If 6 ~8 p.m. for evening student.. For * appointments, contact Student Activities
* office, Ext. 329. '"
If Mon.and Weds. 1:45 - 3:00 p.m.
Tues, Thurs, & Fri. l~ d)O - 3: OQ .p .Il.
The weight room 18 lrpen t '. . A tamale makes a gooey book-tUrk. * . Mon. ·thru Thurs.~:4~ - 4;OO·P:1I
Fri.. . 9.OQ a·.m. "t 4.00 
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:
Items for publication in the Courier
should be submitted to Bob Christian,
Student Actfvities office, by thursday
no 13ter than 5:00 p.m. for publication
in the following Courier.
SPEAKERS FORUM
Bob Hecht, of Rospice of The Valley,
will speak on The Hospice. Move1ltent" on
March 10. Wednesday, at 11:00 a.m. in
, CALENZM.R ..OR ' :'EEt:S .
KARCH 10- 24
MARCH 8 - 12~
MARCH 22 ­APRIL 2:
Haneoc::k Art Show
Art Fa~~lty Show
St\ldent Lout\ge
Student Lounge
MARCH 10:
MARCH 11:
SOtJth Asian Cultural' Exhibition
Speakers Forum: '·Th~HolSpicc Move.ment~
Ne'wm.an Club Bible Study
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
Grand· CanyOn. College RecfuttUlt~nt
Women' s~'~-S()ftball Game
vi ~hoenix College ,,'. .,
Newman Club '. .' \.
B.aptist 'Student',.Union . International Studen~Assoclat1on
!aseba.!l vs Colorado Mines
Grand Canyon College Recruitment
Newman Club Bible StudX"
AU' day
11:00 am
11:00 am
Noon
4: 31)-,' : 30 pm
. _4,:30 Pta
9:00-11:00 ..
1:00 pm
3:00 plI
3:00 pal
4: 30-7: JOpll
,7:00 pm
Mall
Student Loutlle
Club lloOQl
Club Room
Student Union
'iel4
Club 100 ןI''
Club Rooa
'.culty Uiniog
R.ooa
Field
Stud.at tht10l'l
Council Cbaabers
t1A1CH 12: Archery Conference Tourn~ent 1;00 perl'
MARCH 13 '- 21 ',\ . SPRING BR'F...AKt Hf
MAR(.'H 14: . P.h~enix Symphony Orchestra .,'\ " "
3:00 pia caetu8 Blab
School
MARCil 15: Softball vs Central Arizona College 2:00 p18
MARCH 16: :Baseball vSPomona Collt'.ge Noon
KAR9Jt 19:
MARCH 20:
Baseball VB York College 3:00 pa
Basehall .,vs ~rtzona W"$fern College ' 'Noon
dent
Club
Club Room
Mall'",
St uden.t.....Lounge
Student J-..LIl
Club J.QOIl
'acuIty Dlnin,
RoaR
Stu~ent Union
10:00 am
2:00 pm 
4: 30-7 : 30 p
1:00 p1I .. '." .. , '\CIUb R.oom
4:3O-7:30rt'Il' .S~udent Union
'I. '. ~ •
11:00 am
11:00 am
!loon
Noon
1:00-5~OO pm
WELCOME BACK!!
Baptist Student Union
MEC1'lA ,
Weate~,lnternation81 Univer~ity
Phi. Theta, Kappa .
Western In~ernational University
Arizona State University
Northern Arizona University ,
Grand Csnyon',\{:ollege '
University qf Arizona
Western International University
Speakers FoiluUl.: 1';The S<'lVi~t Unton:
A Russian Bri.efin8lt
Newman Club Bible Study
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
Baptist Student Union
Women!s Seminal'
MAICH 23:
MARCH 24:
MARCH 22:
NEW BOOlCS IN THE IMC 
The Harbor Hou.e Treasury of Great Sd.ence F:f.C't1,on Short Novela
Ar:izona'-Comeaux
lculu$ Unlillfted-Marsden
Care of the Older Adult-Bre1tunl
The Chinese of America-C~
City of Phoenix Constru~t1on and Residential Safety Code
The C1vfUzation of 'tbeCelta-Dottill
Color Me Beautiful-Jackson
COllll.1l.ullit}" CoUege Library ,lnstruct1on..Ca_aek
C01l1puter Software t'o.r,Da.~.!l··'.C018unications-Skees ~
Desk Guide to CommunIcation-Anastasi
A Double Image of tho Double Helix-Grobstein
faculty and Teacher Bargainiog: The Impact of Unions on Education
Fathers Without Partners-Rosenthal
, fo:Uage Plant Production-Joine.r
.Genesis-cribbin
George Orwell, Atife-Crick
ReretSc~t1Da: The BOItbecking of America-KiDI
The Kennedy Iaprisonment: A Meditation on Power..Wllle
te.tn~nlto be l'arent....Hal"U1l
aeaulatory Politics and Electric Ut11it1es-Andersoa
The Sa(.ty Net-Boll
The Scientific taa8e-Van Fraaseen
Social.Peyc:holo8Y inAtbletica-Cratty
'the Supreae Court-Baua
Tbe Winntt'lg Weapoll-Her'k.e. "#."#111""1',1#,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,',"""4"""'"""""",""",""",",
co~£n;:R.ACKET.8ALL lntramurals competition" NOW SHOWING: HANDS ON EXPERIDCI 'by .
:,$tartsT\lesdaYt March 23. I Steve Dill. Burry 'by tht. li'brary ao4,
brin. 1n spring witb a visual exp108i08 ,
.S,~gn up. now in WE 11 with lU. knopp. ~ of color!! . ,
~~E NOTE: All posters and/or notir.ea to be placed on the bulletin boards in and
around tbe stud~nt union MUST be approved by tbe Office of Student Activities.It not
approved, i.e. date stamped by Student Acttvit1ea, they will be .~rl1y aDd co.d
heartedly RL~V£D by the chairperson of the board.
-STUDENT SERVICES-
", No. L•• t"ARQi 24, 1982 Editor and Arti.ste: SUm \«xxtruff
NEW GUINEA EXPLORED I1f ADDU" WlLDLIR
FILM
Naturalists Greg and Linda McMillan viII preaent their fila. "Papua lew Guinea:
Twilight of Edenlt
, a study of the world' a aeccmd larAeat ia1alld. at Cl....le Ca.­.
unity Collep,e Performing Arts Theatre, 59th Ave. north of Olive. MODday March 29,
,8:00 p.m.
The screening is part of the Audubon Wildlife r11.. Seri.. apolUJOr"'" the CoD­tinuing
Edeeation Associated Students throuah the !y-iDa Stud_t Coge~t, the
CEAS Exetutive Board. This event is free to the public.
Me. eu1nea lies less than nine degrees south of the Equator. Ita tropical location
governs the island's natural history and ita people. An iDho.,lta'ble place for
outsiders, road building is difficult aDd development eearce. latlvee ttll saall
farms on steep jungle hillsides., M,any atlll nunt with bow aDd UT0W8. A atQd,
of New Guinea's insect life offers re1lLiarbble ina1aht iDto phyalcal adaptatlcm­1DOths
have ferocious-looking "faces" OIl their villla. aad rhiDoeel'oua 1>eetlea arow
to a length of three inches. Lizards, anteatera, aDd exotic aplder••bouad. Gr..
and Linda McMillan examine scores of aniaala c~n to a tropical eavirae.ent, aa
well as human customs that are so entwined vith Dative flora aDd fauu.
RainbowU
A musical comedy
MARCH 25, 26, 27 at 8:00 ..
Matinee· MARCH 28 at 3:00 ..
PEUORMING ARTS AUDITORllll
General Adaiaaion: $3.00
,/
Studenta,Faculty,Sr. Citi....: $1.00
Tickets Available at DiaDoDd'a
S.leet-A-8eat
PerformiDI Arts Box Office
MARCH 28: ilFinian' s. Rainbowll
Menis Tennis:, Snow College
"Finian' s Rainbcitl'
Student Lounge
Women t S Center
Club Room
Student Lounge
Mall
Club Room
~70men's Center
Student Union
Student Union.
~'Jomen1 s C!nter
Gym
Club Room
Council Chambers
Club "Room
Club Room
Studefolt. U~?n ..
COUDcll Cfiariibers
Club ~.
Perf~Arts
Center .. ,
Student Uni~n
Dining Room
Courts
Performing Arts
Center
Stadium
Student Lounge
Field
Faculty Dining Rm.
Performing Arts
Center, "
Performing Arts
Center
Club Room
Faculty Dining Rn.
Performing Arts
Center
Club Room
Field
Courts
2:30 pm
8: 00 pm
3:00 pm
4:30-7:30 pm
6:30-8:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
9: 00-1l~Oo. am·
Noon'
1:00; pm
3:00-5:00 pm
4: 30-7: 30 pm ,
7:00-9:00 pn
7: 0D-8: 30 pm
8:0'0 pm
8:00-2:00
9:00-5:00
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
8:00 pm
Baptist Student Union 10: 00:-11:00 am .
I'1EChA 2: Oa:4: OO'pm
Audubon Film: 8: OO'pm
"Papua New Guinea:Tw:i1ightof 'Eden'!
Phi Theta Kappa 1:00-3:00 pm
iJJomen's Softball: Eastern Arizona· College 2: 00 pm
Men's Tennis: Phoenix College 2: 3o...pm
Arizona State University
Northern Arizona University
University of Arizqna
Grand canyon College
~'Jestem International Unive!lStt)r"'··
Support Group for Re-entry Women 9 : 30-11: 00 am
Nevm1an Club Bible Study 11: 00 am
Speaker' s ~runl: 11: 00 am
liThe SovietUnion:A.~BusSian Briefingll
Baptist Student Union Noon
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship "Noon
Displaced Homemaker's Speaker: Noon
"Financial Survival Skills1t
\'Jestem International University
Support Group for Displaced H<:lIlt?J'Ildl<ers
Men's Basketball - out of season
Baptist Student Union,Pilm·
Baptist Student Umoo
International Student &.soc.ia:tion
Western Irrte.t"l1ational University
Newnan Club Bible Study
Baptist Student Union
MIlS; cal Production:
iiFinian's Rainbow':
ART FACUL'IY SHOt-J throUgh April 2
HARCH 24:
HARCH 25:
HARCH 27:. - American-YouthSoccer
HECht\. State Wide 'Junta
Base.ba1l: ,Mesa Corrmumity-·College
MEChA . •
IlFinian's Rainbowll
l'1t\RCH 29:
MARCH 30:
MARCH 2q.:
VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
Vote for the school marker!!
Drawings of the five finalists are avail­able
for viewing in the trophy cases in
the Student Union hallway (close to the
snack bar). Place your vote at the
cashier window by entry number.
WEEKLY MENU BULLETIN
Cafeteria and Snack Bar are available to
everyone and offer a variety of soups.
salads, entrees, and beverages.
SPECIAL ENTREES:
ouR
fri~nfd Iy
StfA. f
is re ..dy
+0 Serve
yDU
WEDNESDAY MARCH 30:
TUESDAY MARCH 29:
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
MONDAY
MARCH 26:
l-t4.ReH 27:
MARCH 28:
NEW! !
Pork Chop and Dressing
Fish Sandwich
French Fries
Tamale Pie
Chicken Taco
Macaroni and Cheese
Liver and Onions
$ l.OS
.80
.40
1. 05
.70
1.05
1.05
THE WOMEN'S CENTER cordially invites you to enjoy the assemblage by Linda Bailey
and the painterly clothing and soft sculpture by Janie Cash. The show runs March
22 through April 2.
FRIENDLY REMINDER DEPT: All items for publication in the Student Courier aust be in
Bob Christian's office by Thursday, 5:00 pm for placement in the following week·s hull
etin. ALSO: All posters MUST be approved and stamped by this office or they will h~
bent, mutilated, folded and also removed from the boards.
STUDENT SERVICES
VOLUME 2, NUMBER 5 Harch 31, 1982 Publicant: Slim Woodruff
ART SHOW -- IUC GALLERY
GCCstudents, Dick Kelly and Hewlaine Von Bretzel, are the featured GCC
artists in the IMC Gallery. On display are their paintings and draw­ing~.
This show is sponsored by C.E.A~S.
S·PEAKER'S FORm-r
FREE ENTERTAINMENT •.. COMEDY.:.DRAHA
"Requiem for a Heavyweight" by Rod Serling
Poems by the children of Terezin Village
Soap Operas
Total Communication for the Deaf
HChi1dren of a Lesser God" by Har~ Medoff
D6es this sound like your bag? Then join Marilyn Hoffs and her speech
students in the Student Lounge, Mar~h 31st, at 11:00 am for this year's
presentation of FUN WITH FORENSICS!!
NEWl,IAN NEvIS
The Newman Club is hosting Hass for Holy Thursday on Thursday, April 8,
at 12:00 pm in the Council Chambers (behind the Student Lounge).
The Newman Club will be sponsoring a Spring Retreat in Williams, April 23­24-
25 •. The Retreat theme is 'Working on Relatiollships". Contact Glady
}Ulle:r,a·t 242-3044 for further details.
BAKESALEGOODFOODYtn1MYYUHHYBAKESALEBAKESALEFOODFOOD'YU~{HYYUl1MYBAKESALEFOODyml
AWARE will sponsor a bake sale in the mall on Monday, April 5, from 10:00
to 12:00 •....,Stop by and stock up on all manner of fattening good'iesl! .
IT'S CARNIVAL TIME!!!
The Glendale Community College CAMPUS CARNIVAL will be in the mall with
booths and games on Wednesday, March 31. Take out your frustrations,
let loos~"~our p~ssions, unleash your wildest fantasies at the CARNIVAL!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MARCH 31. - AP~IL 6
ART SHOWS:
Art Faculty Show through April Z
Soft Sculpture and 'Assemblage .
Dick Kelly and Hewlaine Von Bretzel
Student Loun
Women's Cent
HIC Gallery
U.S'.' Army' Campus Visitation
Campus Carnival
Support Group for Re-entry Women
Speaker's Fbrum:
"Fun '''ith Forensics!1
Newfuan C~ubBib;~ S~Vdy
rnterVarsity Ch'ristian Fe'llowship
Lunch Workshop "Risk Taking"
Ru::reball: P.hoen·ix·College
Support Group for Displaced Homemakers
Men's Uut-of-Season Basketball . ,
Symphonic Band Concert
B~ptist Stud~nt Union
Student Unio
N:all
Women's Cent
Student Loun
Stadium
Club Room
Club Room
Faculty
Dining Room
ClubRoom
Performing
Arts Center
7:00-8:30 pm
3: 30 pm.i:
Noori-lotOO"pm StadiUm':~
11: 00 amC.lub· :Ro~m
Noon, ..C:l.ub 'Ro,a,m..'
Noon't40men,,'s "'Cen
3:30 "pm Fie'ld
6;30-8:00 pm Women's Cent
7:00-9:00 pm Gym
7:30 pm Performing
Arts Ce~ter
9:00-1:00 pm
9:00-3:00 pm
9:30-11:00 am
11:00 am
4:00 pm
.'9': 00-11 : 00 am
1:00-2:00 pm
3:00-5:00 pm
GCC Invitational Men's Track
CEAS Artists' Series
"t<1onderful World of Operettali
r : Newm'an Clu'b'
Baptist Student Union
International Student. Association
MARCH' .31 ':
APRIL 1:
A:'?RIL
·BRIL 3:
ApRit· 4 :'
APRIL 5: . ~Western ~~ternationalUniversity
1;' I"
Baptist Student Union
AWARE:Bake Sale
I.I1terviewing Skills :.,\i'orkshop·
MEChA ~ .Glendale Community Band Concert
10:00-5:00
'5:30.... 7:00:
10:00 am
10:00-noon'
UOO-2 ~ 30 :pm
2':: 00-4: 00 'pm
7:30 pm
Student 'Uniol
Club Room
NaIl'
Studen t' Lounl
Fa.tul ey " ~
Dining Room
Per_forming
arts'center
APRIL 4: Phi TQetaKappa 1:00-3: 00 pm'
,}J~..n'.s Tennis: ,.scottsda·le Community College
2:30 pm
Club' Room
Courts
NEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKS~!EW
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMG ~.
Agrarian Populism and the Mexican State--Sanderson
American Indian Environments: Ecological Issues in Native American Histpry
The Amer~can West ~in the Thirties: 122 Photographs-~Rothstein
Are You Ready?--Burke
Arizona Trails--Mazel
Baryshnikov--Smakov
Ca~~ers· for ~he Community College Graduate--Chernow
The Child Advocacy Handbook--Fernandez
Children and the Faces, of Television: Teach1ug~ Violence~ Selling
Children in Chains--Linedecker
Climate Change and So·ci~ty--Kellog&,·
Comeback--Bowe
Complete Car Care Manual
Com~lete Guide to Reading Schematic Diagrams--Douglas-Young
Complete Guide to U~S~ Civil Service Jobs--Turner
Dennis Smith's H~story of Firefighting in America--Smith
'; 1
The Female World--Bernard
A Few Hinu tee' 'with Andy Rooney--Robney
Fr~edom ~n~ Destiny--May
Get your A out of Col1~ge--M~koW~n
The Grosset Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine-~Thomson
High in America--Anderson
,
Homosex~ality and Ameri~an Psychiatry--Bayer
Machinist--Arco ~ublis?i~g Company, New York
.. ',( :" ... .
Made in America--Suid
.1'1a igret on :the Def'e"Ilsive-'"-S imenoh:
Ma~ihu~~~~ t~~ First tw.lv, Tho~sand
Never Say Die--Shapero
T~e i970'~~Best Political Car~oons of the Decade
North and South~-Jakes
The Parsifal 101osaic-'"-Ludlum'
The Quality of American Life in,the Eighties--United StatesPenel on the
Quality of American Life
River of Death--MacLean
Russia in the Age of Catherine the Great--De Madariaga
Sexual Harassment on the Job--Backhouse
60 11inutes Verbatim--CBS Inc. CBS News
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1-1ORE NEW. BOOKS
'Spe;:ial"'Del:iveranCe':""-Sima~.
Home~' in Business--Douglass
Woody Guthrie--Klein
WEEKLY MENU BULLETIN ;1
Cafeteria/Snack Bar are open and
offer avari;ety of ,entrees, ,s'a\1~ad'-s,
desserts and beverages.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS:
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
HONDAY
TUESDAY
t.JEDNESDAY
APRIL 1:
APRIL.2:
APRIL 5:
APRIL 6:
APRIL 7:
Baked Chicken
Fi$h Sandwich
French Fries
Enchilada
Tostado
Salisbury Steak
Ham and Hacaroni
$ 1.05.".
.• 80
.40
.RO·
.70
1. 05
1.05
Items .for publication in the Courier should be submit~~d to '~ob Christiaft,
Student Activitie~ Office, by Thursday, no later tha~ 5:00 pm for. publication
in the f 0110wing .P~uri e r • •,,. " -- - '. "1 \,'.' ,
Avoid frustratio~.J '-'~ave all P'6'st'ers and;inotices to be placed in .and ar;p.1.1nd
the Student Union APPROVED AND STAMPED by Bob Christian before the mad '
poster remover absconds with same. Free legal services are avi1ab1e on campus. Wednesdays from3-5.pm for~ay
students and Tuesdays and WednesdAys, 6 - ~J~m for evening students. For
appointments, contact Student Activities Office, ext. 329.
SWIMMING POOL~HOURS"FOR FREE SWIM' 'w~IdHT iOOM HOUR~ 'FO~' FREE WEIGHtS
lion/Hed. 1:45 - 3:00 pm Mon thru Thurs 1:45 - 4:00pm
Tues,Thurs,Fri 12:00 - .3:.00 pm ... Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm .
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VOL. I, NO. 6 APRIL 7 - 13 EDtTORESS: Slim Woodruff
SPEAKER'S FORUM
Have you ever been invited to visit the home of President Jimmy Carter?
.•. William Faulkner? .. Hemingway?
Well, consider yourself invited .•. Join Jack Hartley of the GCC Inglish
Department, on April 7th at 11:00 am in the Student Lounle, when he
will present AMERICANA: EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Through a series of slides you will travel through: RuralAmerlca,
.onial America ,Revolutionary America, and Civil War America. You
also be able to visit the homes of American Presidents and fa.oua
erary figures ... AII without ever leaving the campus you don't
need a ticket. So come on over .•.

SEA OTTER ANTICS IN AUDUBON FILM
Naturalist Burdette White will present his film, "Southern Sea Otter
Country," a look at the habitat of these delightful creaturea,at Glen­.
daleCommunity College Performing Arts Auditorium, 59th Ave. north of
Olive Ave.~ Thursday, April 8, at 8:00 am.
The screenin~ is part of the Audubon Wildlife Film Series, sponsored
.by the Continuing Education Associated Students through the Evening
Student Government, the CEAS Executive Board. This event is free to
the public.
Hunted to near extinction. the sea otter had vanished from the Calif­ornia
coast at the beginning of this century until a few animals vere
spotted Lolling in kelp beds near 8ig Sur in 1940. Today the popula­tion
has grown to some 2,000 indiViduals living along a 160 mile
stret~h of water from Santa Cruz to Morro Bay. Burdette White e.pha­sizes
the otters' beneficial. impact upon their intertidal enviroment
as they mate, forage, and rear their young.
Formerly a southern California school superintendent. White has aerved
as director of Defenders of Wildlife and the Desert Protective Council.
He has produced films for the Audubon Wildlife Series since 1970.
HONORS OPEN HOUSE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8 2 - 4 PM AND 6 - 8 PM STUDENT LOUNGE
All prospective honors students and interested faculty are inVited.
Meet the honors students. departmental honors advisors.and the in-structors
who will be teaching day and evening classes next fall. Gen­eral
honors information, fdll honors schedules with full course des­criptions,
and registration advice are the order of the day. Pre­registration
begins May I, so take advantage of this informal activity
to plan ahead!
CAFETERIA: (Rot entrees, serve­yourself
soups ,beverages. salad.
SNACK BAR: (Breakfast, grilled
ltms, salads). Remember. we still
offer our hot entree specials in
the evening. Snack Bar is also
closed from 3:45 to 4:30 in the
i~fternoon to prepare for the even­lng
business.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS:
THURSDAY APRIL 8: Chop Suey
FRIDAY APRIL 9: Tuna and Noodles
HONDAY APRIL 12: Green Chili Burro
Tostado
TUESDAY APRIL 13: Ruben Sandwich
French Fries
WEDNESDAY APRIL 14: Beef Stew
$ 1. OS
1. OS
1.05
.70
1. 05
.40
1. 05
The Newman Club is hosting Mass
for 801y Thursday on Thursday,
April 8, at 12:00 pm in the
Council Chambers(beblnd the Stud­ent
Lounge)
APRIL
be on
head
next
¢ The Newman Club is sponsoring a
C Spring Retreat in Williams April
C 23-24-25. The Retreat theme ~s
C "Working on Relationships". Con­e
tact Glady Miller 242-3044 for
¢ further details
Glendale Co••unity College will host a CAREER DAY on THURSDAY,
22, from 10:00 1:00 in the Student Union. Employers will
caapus for recruitment and to give advice on careers. Get a
start in the job mart! More information will be available in the
Courier. ~ostav tuned .•.
It••s to be published in the Courier must be in Bob Christian's offic~
Student Activities by Thursday at 5:00 for inclusion in the FOLLOWING
week's issue. If we don't have it, we can't print it.
NEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOKSNEWBOOK
CRECK 'EM OUT NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC CHECK 'EM OUT
Atm for a Job in Graphic Design--Fujita
Awake 1n a Nightmare: Jonestown. the Only Eyewitness Account--Feinsod
Tbe Bohe~ians--Cheuse
The Children's Story--Clavel1
Chronicle Occupational Briefs and Occupational Reprints
Civil Service Arithmetic and Vocabulary-Erdsneker
Vt~ternal Organizations--Schmidt
Front4erswomen. The Iowa Experience--Riley
~und••entals of Plant Genetics and Breeding--Welsh
The Beart. the Living Pump--Davis
HO.Gto Start, Finance and Manage Your Own Small Business--Mancuso
Jacques Offenbach--Faris
Jane Fonda. the Actress in Her Time--Guiles
Joan of Arc: The Image of Female Heroism--Warner
Life on Earth--Attenborough
Manlike Monsters on Trial: Early Records and Modern Evidence
Mexican Political Biographies, 1935-1975--Camp
Mounthatten--Bough
Philip of Kacedonia--Batzopoulos
Police Officer-Murray
Proaoting lour Health--Sorochan
The leal Worker--Snyder
Richard Si.sons' Never Say Diet Book--SimlDons
Setting up Shop--Smith
Sunset Microwave Cook Book
Supervisor's Standard Reference Handbook-~Weiss
Tho.as Alva Idison, an American Myth--Wachhorst
T~ar Alexis. His Reign and His Russia--Fuhrmann
What Shake.peare Read--and Thought-Rowse
Wnen Karlem Was in Vogue--tewis
Wo••a in the American Theatre: Careers. Images. Movements
GLi':NDALE COMMUNiTY COLLEGE DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS PROGRAM PRESENTS:
WEDNESDAY LUNCH WORKSaOPS 12:00 - 1:00 pm
APRIL 7: "What co you really want in your life script?"
Ellie Marek, Counselor, GCC Women's Center
APRIL 14: uThe moment 0 f redec lsion"
Roberta Richards, Counselor. the Institute of Training
and Therapy
APRIL 21: uRe9\H~'\e Wt'lting"
Sta ff
APRIL 22
and 23:
APRIL 28:
Tw;:.-day workshop for all women. "Women Building Bridges"
Skills in effective living. Schedule of events to follow.
"Interview Skills"
Staff
Thursday Lunch Videotapes and Films 12:00 - 1:00 pm
9:30 - 11:00 am
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Ongoing Support Group for Re-Entry Women
Ongoing Support Group for Displaced Homemakers
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
APRIL 7-13
ART STUDENT SHOW: April 10 - 22 Student Lounge. Student Union. Council
Chambers
APRIL 7 : Support Group for Re-entry Women 9:30-11:00 am
Speak~r's Forum - 11:00 am
"Americana: East of the Mississippi"
Newman Club Bible Study 11:00 am
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Noon
Women's Workshop: Noon
"What do you really want in your life script?"
Women's Softball 4:30
Phoenix College
Support Group for Displaced Homemakers
6:30-8:00 pm
Women's Center
Student Lounge
Club Room
Club Room
Women's Center
Field
Women's Center
APRIL 8: Newman Club 9:00-11:00am Club Room
Newman Club Noon Council Cha hers
Lunch videotape and film Noon Women's Center
Student Recital 1:20-l:30pm Performing
Arts Center
Baptist Student Union 1:00 pm Club Room
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship 2:30 pm Club Room
Bible Study
Women's Tennis 2:30 pm Courts
Phoenix College
Men's Tennis Grand Canyon College 2:30 pm Courts
International Student A••oelation 3:00-5:00 pm Faculty Dil g R'
GCC Men and Wom~n's Track Meet 6:30 pm Stadium
Scottsdale Community College South Mountain Community College
Baptist Student Union 7:00 pm Club Room
Audubon Film 7:00 pm Performing
"Southern Sea Otter Country" Arts Center
APRIL 9: Women's Softball
Arizona Western College
2:00 pm Field
Club Room
Student Personnel
Rm. 23B
10:00 am
2:00-4:00pm
Union
Art Student Show
Student Lounge. Student Union. Council Chambers
MEChA Dance 8:00-midnight Student Union &r Baptist Student
MEChA
APRIL 12:
APRIL 10:
APRIL 11:
APRIL 13: Student Recital
Phi Theta Kappa
Baseball
Mesa Community College
12:30-1:30pm
1:00-3:00 pm
3:30 pm
• Performing
Arts Center
Club Room
Field
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Enlployers will be at hand fer job recruitment and to give advice on careers. Cet
head start in the job mart. Firms expected on Career Day inelude:
Artistic Interiors (Art Sales)
AF ROTC
Western SaVings
Baker Shoes
Salt River Project
City of Phoenix Personnel Dept.
Samartitan Health Services
First Interstate
United Bank
Valley National Bank
Sears Roebuck
<_.""c Federal
Great Western
Mountain Bell
Motorola
Arizona Dept. of Bsalth Services
Arizona State Personnel
Patricia L, Van Deurzen
(Professional Secretary)
Prudential Property " Caaualty
Dr. Amarein (Chiropractor)
Diamond's
IRS
Federal Vending Systeas
This could be one of the BlOst profitable da}'s you could spend with an eye to
future, so plan to stop by and talk to one or more of these prof~.siona18.
'f';i'"
SATURDAY ~.&\Y 1
MONDAY MAY 3
TUESDAY MAY 4
WEDNESDAY MAY 5
REG~~ REGISTRATION (August 11-19)
TUESDAY AUGUST 17
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
5:00 pm - 8:30 pm
9:00 ~m - 1:00pm
8:30 am - 1:30 .pm *
2:00 pm - 7:00 pm ..
2:00 pm - 7:00 pm ..
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm It
12:00 noou- 2:00 p=
(continuing students only)
2:00 pm - 7:30 pm It
12~OO noon - 7:30 pm ..
12:00 noon - 7:30 pm *
AUGUST 18
AUGUST 19
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
APRIL 30
Early Registration (May It 3-52
EARLY REGISTRATION FOR Ft\LL
REGISTRATION FOR CONTINUING STUDENTS
Packe;'-¥ick. up (April 26-~~
MONDAY - THURSDAY APRIL 26-29
EARLY
LATE REGISTRATION (August
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
23-25>
AUGUST 23
AUGUST 24
AUGUST 25
SCHEDULE OF CLftSSES
2:30 pm- 1:30 pm
2:30 pm -7:30 p.
2:30 pm - 7:30 pm
DUE ON CA.1I{PUS APRIL 26
*lndicates arrival time of last group of .students to register
Art Student Show all week
Af'RI.L 14:
APRIL 15:
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
APRIL 14 - 20
U.S. Army Visitation
Support Group for ie-entry Women
Newman Club Bible Study
Black Student Union
rntervarsity Christian Fellowship
Displaced Homemaker's Series:
"The Hoaent of Redecisiontt
Woaen's Softball
University of Southern California
Support Group for Displaced Homemakers
NewII8n Club
Southwest Regional Intercollegiate Archery
'iLBs and videotapes of interest to women
Baptist Student Union
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
International Student Association
Baptist Student Union
9:00 - 1:00
9:30 -11:00 am
11 :00 am
11:00 am
Noon
Noon
3:30 pm
6:30 -8:00 pm
9:00 -11:00 am
noon - 6:00
Noon
1:00 - 2:00 pm
2:30 - 3:30 pm
3:00 - 5:00 pm
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Student Lou ,', ge
Council Chamber
Student Union
Women's Center
Club Room
Student Perso mel
Room 23 B
Club Room
Women's Center
Field
Women's Center
Club Room
Field,
Women's Center
Club Room
Club Room
Faculty Dining Rm.
Club Room
APRIL 16: Southwest Regional Intercollegiate Archery
APRIl. 17: Southwest