Glendale Community College Student Services Courier, 1984-85, Volume 08, Numbers 01-13; Volume 09, Number 01.

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Vol. 8- No. 1
Published by:
GLENDALE COM."1UNITY COLLEGE
Septembet:' 12; 1984 Edi tor: Kathy Johnson
Student Activities Robert Christian, Director
...BE WHERE THE ACTION IS !l!
Help make the decisions regarding what student activities
take place and how the Day Student monies are spent I Be
active. be a leader! BE AN ASSOCIATED STUDENTS COUNCIL
MEMBER!! I
Applications for candidacy are available in the Student
Activities Office in the Student Union. Applications
can be picked up September 12th through 24th. The
completed forms must be returned to the -Student Activities
Office by 10:00 A.M~ September 25th.
The election polbo \..rill tIe outside the south side of the
book store on September 26th. and 27th from 9:00 A.M. to
2:00 P.H.
,THIS Y§l~~,',;~ SP.EAKERS' FORUM SERIES
Mr. Lyle Walcott will open this year's Speakers' Forum
Series on Wednesday, September 19, with a lecture on
"Thomas Carlyle and the Victorian Era." The talk will
be given in the Student Lounge at 11:00 and, like all
Speakers' Forum lectures, is free to the public. The
Speakers' Forum is sponsored by the Associated Students.
~**EMPLOYMENT TALKS***
Workshops will be held on Monday afternoon from
1:00-2:00 p.m. For more information, please contact
Dr. Renee' Rodgers Barstack, or Rhonda Lockhart in .
the Career Center, 934-2211 ext. 311.
Monday September 17
"How To Get That Civil Ser.vice Job" Sgt. Childers SPS 23
Deputy Harrison
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Ne~an Clul;.
Alcoholics
International Students Assoc.
Newman Club Meeting
Baptist'Student Unl,on
THURSDAY SEPTE~mER 13 a~~~'~~;~~_~,~~
Newman Club .f'fas s
Alcoholics P.,nonymous
Baptist Student Union
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Women's Seminax
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Baptist Student Union
Visit By Universities
7:00 p.m.
12:00-1:00 p.m.
11:00-12:00 p.m.
2:30-3:30 p.m.
9:00-11:00 p.m.
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FDR---Faculty Dining Room
PAC---Performing txts Center
SL---Student Lounge
TC---Tennis Courts
STA---Stadium
Cafeteria Hou~s: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m.- 1:15 p.m.
Hot Food Available 10:30a.m.- 1:15 p.m.
Snack Bar Hours: Monday - Thursday 7:00 a.m.- 3:45 p.m.
4r30 a.m.- 9:00 p.m.
Friday 7:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
~)PECIALS - Thursday, Septem~er 13
Friday, September 14
Monday~ September 17
Tuesday, September 1
Wednesday, Scptembet' 19
Meat Loaf
Tuna Melt
Potato IftJedges
Tamale Pje
Tostada
'Z Rib Sub
Meatball Stew
$1.45
$1.25
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$1. 35
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:ii THE !
Alcohol, Young Drivers, and Traffic Accidents: Effects of Minimum-Age laws--
Wagenaar
The Al 1iance--Amerlca, Europe, Japan: Makers of the Postwar World--Barnet
Animals As Navigators--Anderson
The Burger Court: The Counter-Revolution That Wasn't
Business Planning for the Entrepreneur: How to Write and Execute a Business
Plan--Wi 11 iams
Calling the Play: A Beginner's Guide to Amateur Sports Officiatlng--Dolan
Chekhov, A Study of the Four Major Plays--Peace
Chicano Literature--Tatum
Congress and the Common Good--Maass
Educating Students From Other Nations
The Effects of Maternal A~cor.ol and Drug Abuse on the Newborn
The Establishment of Human Antiquity--Grayson
The Human Legacy--Festinger
Human Rights and World Politics--Forsythe
The Insider's Guide to the Financial Services Revolution--Gart
Journey Into China--National Geographic Society
Law, Lawyers, and laymen: Making Sense of the American Legal System--Harnett
Law of the Sea: U.S. Polley Dilemma
Neill of Summerhill: The Perma~ent Rebel--Croal1
The Other Side of Silence: Sign language and the Deaf Community In America-­Netsser
The Paradox of Control--Jackson
The Rise of Hitler: Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany, 1918-1933--
Taytor
Sitversmlthlng--Flnegold
The SpIrIt and the Flesh: Sex in Utopian Communities--Lauer
Sports Violence--Edited by Jeffrey H. Goldstein
IMC PARTICIPATES fN BA~£§D BOOKS WEEK, SEPTEMBER 8-15
Huckleberry Finn is "racist." Mother Goose's Nursery
Rhymes are "anti-Semitic" and Mike Royko's !!2.!! is
"detrimental to students and will contrib',l.te to social
decay." Books like these~ challenged or banned in our
country, will be displayed in the IMC throughout national
Banned Books Week, September 8-15, to emphasize the dangers
of censorship.
.STUDENT SERVICES·
~Jol. '8": No.2
Published by:
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
September 19, 1984 Editor: Kathy Johnson
Student Activities Robert Christian. Director
PHOENIX SYMPHONY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
The Phoenix Symphony Chamber Orchestra opens the 1984-1985
CEAS Artists' Series of Glendale Community College at 8p.m.
Friday, September 21 in the Gce Performing Arts Theater.
The Orchestra, featurinq quest conductor and violinist
Franco Gulli, will present works by Antonio Vivaldi.
Gulli, one of the worlds finest violinists, has made
appearences with every principal orchestra and festival
of Europe, the Soviet Union and the United States.
He has performed in solo recital and with his Wife,
pianist Enrica Cavallo, for more than 30 years throughout
North and South America.
Gulli is Professor of Music at Indiana Universities'
School of Music and has taucrht at the Academia Chiqiana
in Siena, Italy and the Conservatory of Music in Lucern,
SWitzerland.
The all Vivaldi concert includes Concerto for Two
Violins and Orchestra. No.8 in A Minor, Op.3: Concerto
for Violin and Ot'chestra in E Ma ior, "Amaroso"; and the
Four Seasons for violin and Stri~q Orchestra, Op. 8.
The Artists' Series is sponsored by the Continuing
Education Associated Students of Glendale College.
Tickets are available at Diamonds Box Office;
The GCC Cashiers Office and at the door and are $4
general public, $2 senior citizens and $1 students.
SELECTING AND EDITING
Students interested in selectinq and editinq literary
material which will appear in the 1985 creative arts
maqazine, The Traveler are urqed to contact Mr.Bayley
of-the English Department as soon as possible. Come
in or leave your name and telephone number in LA 115 •
~**INDIAN RECOGNITION WEEK***
Ih commemoration of Indian Recognition Week (September 21-28)
the G.e:c. Speakers' Forum will present Dr. Edd Brown,
lecturing on "Tribal/State Relations: Challenges and
Opportunities for the 80 i s."
Dr. Brown is a Papago-Yaqui and assistant director
of the Arizona Department of Economic Security. His talk
will be given on September 26 at 11:O? in the StUdent,
Lounge.. Admission is free to the publ~c. The Speakers
Forum is sponsored by the Associated Students,
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"Animal Antica" ,by Ken£ Purden t the f~rstot five
" " '-, ,. "",~il~~1~~~I;'~nthrefiItna s~~n~or':;d ~y'the'Glendale ;g&llege
~rtistsf Series, will be presented at 8 p.m. Thursday, S~pt.
':" 2;jt;;~thePerforming Arts Thea.ter.
As a professional cinematographer for the Lassie television
series and.fcr;'seVeraltlalt' Disney feature films't Durden knows
:,animal~ '~d' theIr! b€/h,~yi\)r intima"tely.
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films and- ~ree,bq9f5s tqhis credit. .. (-
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Thedeligh,t£'ul qh~i;tpal~(;~,hiS book t 11 A Fine And Pe~ceful
Kingdomn;c:ome to life in ,';t:A:n:DtJal AnticsIt.
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This film/J,-ect,t.lr~ ~s pr~s~nted by the Continuing
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Education A~so~iiatedS'tudent;sofG1enda.le College.•
Admission is free and opento~he public.
For more informl3.tion call 934-2211 4230.
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f°Rt"tEl? STUDENT/ INTERN STRIKES IT BIG' ~~ .= q-,.
Mr. Juan Acosta, formerly a student assistant and int~rn 1n the
MinoritySorvic2s at Glendale Comunity College has.beem appointed
Assistant Director fOlC' Hinor:i.ty Recruitment at ArizohaState
University. Me. l:"col3ta co.mpeted with close to 200 applicants for
the position and had the skills. knowledge, and ability to land
the position. Congratulat~ons to Juan and his family!
.., .J..
it; Mrt~,;;.;rMiin ,G<isi.let05,fOt~mer ly fi student and assist.ant' 'in;
Minoritl"':9~rv'iees program at Glendale Community College
has assumed the p051 tion of ,l\:5sistant Director For Human
Resources with the city of EIMirage. Mr~,\G~gn~r()t~~.an A..S.U.
graduate is formerly from El,Miage and is plea5~~'to ~5e his
degree to help in his community .Congratulat'ioti's; Juan. and
b,s€ of luck~tn your career. . -
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~-ffiDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 19'
Volleyball V5. MCC
International Students Assoc.
Speakers Forum
Newman Club Meeting
Baptist Student Union Meeting
Visit by Universities
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20
Alcoholics Anonvmous
Baptist Student-Union Meeting
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21
Phoenix Symphony
Volleyball VB. PC
Womens Seminar
Newman Club .M~eting
Alcoholics Anonymous
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 24,
Ceramc Art"Show .' '. ,
Alcoholics':Anonymous
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'. : \ TUESDAY SEPTE~mE:R 25
Alcoholics Anonymous
International Student$ Assoc.
Newman Club Meet incl
Elections Assemb .
,WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26
Speakers forum
Newman Club l:1£iSS
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Student Union Meeting
A5S0C~ Students Voting
ROOM ABBR~JIATIONS
CC---Council Chambers
CR---Club Room
FDR--- Faculty
PAC---Performing Arts Center
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Snack Bar Hmv:.:'i: Monday - Thursday 7: OOa. m. -3: 45p. m.
4:30p.m.-9~OOp.m.
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Thursday, September 20
Friday, September 21
Monday, September
Tuesday, September 25
Wednesday. September ?6
lO'i -CIAL
a1 Parmesan
Quiche
Chimichanga
Tostado
Beans and Weiners
Liver and Onions
$1.45
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NEW £3GOKS IN THE IMC • • • • •
Algebra: ABook for Adults--Damarin
The Automobile and American Culture--Lewis
Bankruptcy, a Concise Guide for Creditors and Debtors--Herzog
Basic Medical-Surgical Nursing--Mason
Contemporary Feminist Thought--Einsenstein
Controlling Industrial Pollution: The Economics and Politics of Clean Air--
Crandall
Crime in America: The ABC Report--MacGi 111s
The Day-Care Dilemma: Women and Children First--Blum
Engineering as a Career--Sm1th
Every! Woman's Pharmacy: AGuide to Safe Drug Use--Rayburn
The Executive's Guide to Information Technology: How to Increase Your
Competitive Edge--Wil11ams
Exploring Careers in the Computer F1eld--Weintraub
Faulkner, New Perspectives--Brodhead
Fools' Gold: The Facts, Myths and Legends of the Lost DutChman Mfne and the
Superstition Mounta1ns--Sfkorsky
The Green King: ANovel--Sul1tzer
AHistory of Physical Education and Sports in the U.S.A.--Lee .
In Godls Name: An Investigation into the Murder of Pope John Paul I--Yallop
The InVisible Farmers: Women in Agricultural Product1on--Sachs
The kennedys: An American Drama--Collier
Ladies of the Evening: Women Characters of Prime-Time Telev1s1on--Meehan
The Leaning Tower of Babel and Other Affronts by the Underground Grammarian
--Mitchell
Navajo Sandpaint1ng: From Religious Act to Comnercial Art--Parezo
The Painter.'s Guide to .Studio Methods and Materials--Kay
Play, Games, and Sports in Cultural Contexts--Harr1s
~ NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC (continued) ~ ••••
The Public Presidency: The Pursuit Of Popular Support--Edwards
Reggie: The Autobiography--Jackson
The Republic of Lebanon: Nation in Jeopardy--Gordon
The Revolution in Science, l500-1750--Hall
Surveying--Moffitt
The Systematic Identification of Organic Compounds: A~aboratory Manual--
Shriner
Technical Writing: APractical Approach--Turner
Witness to War: An American Doctor in El Salvador--Clements
Woman's Nature: Rationalizations of Inequality--Lowe
THE
-STUDENT SERVICES·
Vol. 8- No. 3
Published b,r,
September 26, 1984
Student Activities
Editor: Kathy Johnson
Robert Christian, Director
SPEAKERS' FORUM
The Speakers' Forum is pleased to announce that Ms. Jana
Bommersbachwill address the G.C.C. community on the topic
"What's Wrong t';'fi th Journalism. Ii Ms. Bommersbach, well-known
to readers of the NewTimes, is associate editor of that journal
and the author of numerous articles and news stories. Ms.
Bommer:::bacJ:1 h&8 won many writing and reporting awards in the
Arizona Press Club's annual competition, including the
Journal1stof the Year award. Her lecture will take place
in the Student Lounge at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 3;
.:l.nd is ftee to thE' public. The Speakers' Forum is sponsored
by Associated Students.
SELECTING AND EDITING
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7:00a.m.-3:45p.m.
4:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
Friday 7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
d Cafeteria Hours: MondaY- Friday
Hot Food-Available
Snack Bar Hours: Monday - Thursday
Students interested in selecting and editing literary material
which will appear. in the 1985 creative arts magazine, The Traveler
are urged to contact Mr. Bayley of the English Department as soon
as possible. Come in or leave your name and telephone number in
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Thursday. September 27
Friday. September 26
Monday. OctOber 1
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Spaghetti
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Fish S.3.ndwich
Potato Wedges
Cheese and Enchilada
Tostada
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Ceramic Show
Baoti Stud. Union Mettinq
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ABBHEvrATIONS
DL1J.ng Roorn
FAC---Performing Arts '-!'"
SL---Student Lounge
SU---Student Union
BSA---Bake Sale Area
(South side of bookstore)
N£~ SOGKS IN THe IMC . . , . .
Arsenal, Understanding Weapons in the Nuclear Age--Tsipis
The Artist's Guide to Sketching--Gurney
The Athletic Eye: Improved Sports Performance Through Visual Training-­Seiderman
Banquets of the Black Widowers--Asimov
Creative Play Direction--Cohen
Critical Essays on'Mark Twain, 1910-1980--Budd
Donna OeVarona's Hydrc-Aerobics--DeVarona
Examples: The Making of 40Photographs--Adams
Farm Appraisal and Valuatlol'l--Murray
The Fourth Protocol··-Forsyth
Grant Wood, the Regionalist Vision--Corn
The Handbook of Pest Contral--Hamm
Helping the Abuser: Intervening Effectively in Family Violence--Star
History of the Balkans..,,,Je1 ch
Hitler and the Artists--Grosshans
Job, a Comedy of Justice--l1einlein
The Joy of \~ate:r'cohn"~-i~'rn
Loving Each Other·,·n:~!s~a.gl h
The Male Experiel\Ce--Doyle
Microbiology: Iritrcduc"c';:rm for Health Profess1onals--Ketchum
The Miracle: ANove1-~Wal1ace
More Cunning Than Man: ASocial History of Rats and Men--Hendr1ckson
The One Min.ute Salesperson--Johnson , ," "f'" ;n(1 r 'I '
The Passion of Melly r ...-S~'l'Iders
APolitical History of Italy: The Postwar Years--Kogan
'The Two P~r1can Political Systems: Society, Economics, and Polit1cs--Froman
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
President's Scholarship:
Applications available at the Financial Aid Office or through
Mr John Griggs in the Foreign Language Department.
Dr Matt 0 Hanhila Endowment Sct101a.rship:
Applicant is an athlete, has established need, or 3.00 or better grade
point average.
Application: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report
or Needs Analysis Form.
Given in spring for the following academic year.
Martha Lee Glasco Endowment--S-c-h-o-l-a-rs-h-i"D-:
Nursing student accepted into the Glendale Community College Nursing
Program.
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Given in spring for the following academic year.
Refsnes Schol arship 1n Bus i ness A.dmi ni strati on:
Business major, to begin sophomore term
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Deadline for filing: April 20
Carl l Soderberg Endowment Scholarship:
3.50 or better grade point average, full time student, sophomore
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Given in spring for the following fall
Mable R stump Sun City/Youngtown Rotary Club Scholcrship:
Member of the Gee Nursing Program who has graduated from Peoria or Dysart
High Schodl~, preferably a resident of the Westsid.
Application: Contact Nursing Department
Robert Thompson Memorial Scholarship:
Male, financial need, definite goals
App:ication: AZ St\!dent Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report
or Needs Anal is rm
Fall avlard
Fema1~;o~'$.'i"n·e;:::'· n:(C\Of, (Joe: Sc :astic standing
Application:ABWA.ap,piicat on available in Financial Aid Office
Deadline for .filino: October 30 :' ".', : ", c." '1~"' . -'"
De1ta Kappa Gamma - Alpha Xi Chapter Omicron State:
Education major, Sophomore, 3,000 GP,l:" woman returning to
school, financial need, '
".~P.'pticat1bri:'AZ' Student Da:a Fan;: and Comprehensive Financial
Aid R'eport Or Needs Analysis Form
Sprino Award
Deadl'ine :'Apri 1 ;4
A..:nerican Busi,ness Women's Association - Thunderbird Chapter:
f'err'cl€, business major, good scholastic standing
Application: "ASWA a~plications available in Financial Aid Office
Deadl i fie- for" fil ing: May 22
Female. business maior. oood ~cho~astic ste~ding
A.?~'li.c~tion: AB~~P, a;;::1 ication available ir. Financial ~.id Office
Deac';inE for riiing: ;,pri1 5
FemalE, bus1ness mcjor~ good scholastic ~ta~din9'
,. ,'.: ·ApplicatiQ,n:. A3W,L apr:,lications tSvai1able irl Financic"i Aid Office
Dead1 i ne for fil i n~: t'icrcr. 1
Federal Nctionel Mort.o. e..:..e Association:
Financial need, graduate by sum~er of 1953. ffiaicrinc in the field of
mort~6ge, banking, real estate or a reiete; pro~ra~, good scho1astic
stendinC,
'App'icat~on7 FNMA applications available in financial Aid Office
Deadline- for filing: April 14
Pre-engineering student, second year student, graducte of Cortez High
School preferred, 2.500 GPA~ enrolled in at least 6 hours.
Application: AZ Stude~t Data Form
Deadl i ne for fil i ng: none
American Societ,Y of Women Accountents:
Accounting major, female who will be attending an Arizona University or
Colieoe in the fall simester, 1983 as a full time student
Applicati;n: ASWA app1ications available in Financia1 Aid Office and must
be accompanied by a transcript of grades and two 1etters of eva1uation
from members .of the facu1tv
Deadline for filing: April 3~
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Fernale~ over 30 1rs 0 5ge, give evident of financial need~have a plan of .
study 1eadirg direc h' into entry into the labor market, a student or
prospective s of n Arizona Community College
Application: ,£:':z Stu nt Da For-in and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report or
Needs Analy's1s FOtTn
Deadline for filing: November 30
Arizohs Hospita1 Association· Selsburv Scholarship Fund: '--'-';;";;";';";;'_~::"';;;";;"':":::';;;"';"'''';'';':;;';'':-~ ,_, "--",'---=:'':::'':'';'::''':''::'':-::''':'';'';'L.-':'''::'':-=-
Reside·in Arize;;.') 2 ars pt'ior to epolication,3.000 GPA, full time student
(extenuat' g circumstances car! modify the number of hours the applicant
in enrolled in schoo'), health care major
App1ication: ASA applications available i~ Financial Aid Office.
Dead1 i n2 for fi1 i ng: ,D,pril 30
Arizona Lune Associ~tion; ..'
Full time students in ar, accredited nursing orograrr" award based on academic
ae:h.i,e,vement j financial need, and interest in lung diseases and/or
c.O:ThiliJritv hea i th.
A~p1ication:' t.Lt., a~,p~1cctions avcnab1~ in Financ",al Aid Office
Dead! i ne for fil inc_.,: ~~a,.v., 1
I~ternational Wor~ Processin..o..,../.A>.<s-s--o- ciatior • Central Arizona Chaoter:
Word Processing major J 3.000 GPA
Application: Con~act irformation ava~lable in Financial Aid Office.
Deadl i ne for 1i r19: ~t.oy 1
Slack: enro'le~ in Nursi Pro9ra~
Application: BNAS applications available i~ Financial Aid Office along with
further information.
Deadline for filing: FebrUCll":i 12
Mature woman, financial need$ additio:,ol information requested
A~plicetion: SCB&PWC applications available in Financial Aid Office
Deadline for filing: April 9
EJ)s,ilon Sigma A'ipha International Scholarship - Arizona Council:
Male/female t AZ resident, full time student~ 3.00 GPA
AEEliCErtion; Availab'le in Financial Aid Office
Dead1ine for filing: April 15
American Societx for Trair!..in9_an9.._Dev.~loPlilent:
AOplicati~l: Information/applications available in Financial Aid
Office
Deadline for fill May 7
Financial
graduutinC1
Appl icatiO:I:
Report 0';;'
Sr:hol (',,,"'ship; " --,,-- ", _._-,......_~_._.~
r::.~.OO~G~~--12 ho~rs or more or top ~ of high school
~I~~S, UUSlness maJor, Glendale resident.
AL Student,Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid
, I~nalysls Form
Indian Health Career Awa
Must 21
fi e'l d,i
of he. ;her 1earn i
.6.Q£li~atio[l: In
Financial
Dead1 i ne fcn~
study program for a health career or health related
s Indian, must be accepted in an institution of
establish8d need .
ticn about requesting applications available in
Em'o 11
insti. ti
be a juni
th2 ~'ear
and be in
selected
progn,lnl1 ea
Deadl i ,l2;
December L
ated student pursuing a degree at an accredited
education during the year in which nominated,
a ~ oris degree as a full time student during
nominated, have a college average of at least "8"
~ of the class, US citizen or a U S national, have
ddte study that win permit admission to a graduate
a career in government.
a' nations must be submitted postmarked on or before
Disp12ced n)j;I\.;' ,,·:ker, OM't time student, female. Business major
~cation: Student Data Form
Deadt-:01-e--for 1i October 12
Psychology SchoLcrs -2:
Must
Psy 290­major,
Applic
Spring
Spon:;;,Jr is <"
achi 2\'ernpn'...
Applic.:it'icn:
Dea,1fne'l'o;A
01, 3.00 lTI'jnimurngradein Psy course, 3.00 minimum
Jt h3ve complete either Psy 230 Statistical or
th minimum 3.00 grade, self-declared Psychology
Student Data Form; CFAR or Needs Analysis Form
:,h H te:) Freemasonry. basis of selection is academic
cial need. Student be in 12 or more hours of class.
lable in SFA office
I\Pr'i 1 15
High SChOO~i
enroll in "
tiv8 ti:"
Students;nu~~
whi s
fl:RPJ i ca.!:.-.9~ .
tes or equ;valer:t.currently enrolled or planning to
Ie course Of study leading to a career ~s an auto~o­accredited
intitution in the US or It possessl0ns.
been accepted by the institution during the year for
lars~jp is given.
f':.'/:;dl "12 in SFA office
. Inforrna ion and applications are avai1able at the nearest Navy
Recruit ng District Office.
Elks National Foundation Scholarship:
Applications
program.
AppI 1· ca+'"1' on.•
.Deadl i ne for
judged on attitude, need~ activities, skills, agrade, and
Available in SFA office
filing: November 30, 1984
College ROTC Scholarships:
Application request cards available in·SFA office
Deadline for filing: November 15
Harriet MHeatherington Scholars~~;
office
Apri 1 1
- November 1
- March 1
in SFA
Fa11 ­Spring
Summer
Recommended by local junior college/college/technical school/church
or other agency, female. financial need~ scholastic achievements are
taken into consideration as inqicator of desire to further/complete
applicants edJce ion.
Application: Available
Deadline for filing:
..STUDENT SERVICES"
Vol. 8- tilo. 4
Published by:
October 3. 1984
Student Activities
Editor: Kathy Johnson
Robert Christian, Director
THE WRITING CENTER IS OPENlll
G.C.C. has opened its writing center in Faculty Office
Building 02-room 117. Its goal is to improve the quality
of student writing through individual assistance.
Students who need assistance in composing reports,
essays, or research papers can come to the writing
center.
Students can sian the posted schedule on the door
for the time that is convenient for the~ to receive help,
or they may just "drclp by."
The center is open during the following hours.
Mondav 8:00-3:00c.m.
Tuesd~v 8:00-3:obp.m.
Wednesday 8:00a.rn:-12:00p.m.
Thursday 8:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
Friday 8:00a.rn.-12:00p.m.
2:00p.m.-3:00p.m.
1:30p.m.-3:00p.m.
Wednesday October 3
Thursday October 4
Friday October 5
Monday Octobet' 8
Tuesday October 9
Wednesday October 10
:3PECIAL
Ham and Macaroni
Hot Dog and Potato
Cassarole
Chili Rellenos
Taco Pie
Tostada
Stuffed Pepper
Turkey and Dressing
$1.45
$1.45
$1. 35
$1.45
$ .75
$1.45
$1.45
Cafeteria Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00a.m.-l:15p.m.
Hot Food Available lO:30a.m.-l:15p.m.
Snack Bar Hours: Monday - Thut"Sday7:00a.m:.-3:45p.m.
~:30p.rn.-9:00pjm.
Friday 7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
t'BDNESDAY CCTOBEH 3
t~:e'wma_n Cluj:) f3
(;i)holics i'monymous
Interns.tie,nal Student Assoc.
SpeaJ{ers' Forum
Newman Club Meetinq
Baptist Student Union
THURSDAY OCTOBER 4
Newman Club 5
Alcoholics Anonymous
Art ShOf/]
3aptiat Student Union
FRIDAY 5
~\lom.an I s Seminar
Newman Club ing
Alcoholics Anonynous
i;->10NDA¥ OCTOBE:R 6
Alcoholics Anonymous
TUESDAY OCTOBER 7
t.lcchol i C 5 i\n:::nyrr:ous
Club Clasf3
Inte~national Students Assoc.
Nev:man t ing
ROOM ABBREVIATIONS
CC---Council Chambers
CR---Club HooD.
FDR·---F,a,:ulty Din:lng Room
12:00-1:00p.m.
11:OO-12:00p.m.
2:30-4:30p.m.
11:00-12:00p.m.
9:00-1l:00a.m.
11:OO-2:00p.m.
12:00-1:00p.m.
11:OO-12:00p.m.
All Day
11:OO-2:00p.m.
1.:00-2:30p.m.
9:00-12-:0'Op.m.
1:00-2:00p.m.
1:00-2:00p.m.
11:OO-12:00p.m.
7:00-8:30p.m.
2:30-3:30p.m.
9:00-2:00p.m.
SL---Student Lounge
9U'---Student Union
CC
CC
FDR
SL
, CR
. CR
CC
CC
SL
CR
SL
CR
CR
CR
CC
CC'
FOR
CR
NEW BOOKS IN THE IMC • . • . •
The Art and Architecture of Russia--Hamilton
Beginner's Guide to Stamp Col1ecting--Sthwarz
The Case for Animal Rights--Regan
ACorpse in a Gilded Cage--Barnard
Critical Essays on Willa Cather--Murphy
Culture and Conduct: An Excursion in Anthropology--Barrett
Engines of the Mind: AHistory of the Computer--Shurk1n
Fencing--Shaff
Final Harbor: ANovel--Martin
Firefly Gadroon: Alovejoy Novel of Suspense--Gash
Fool for Love: F. Scott Fitzgerald--Donaldson
Glaciers and landscape: AGe(~orphological Approach--Sugden
The Little Kingdom: The Private Story of Apple Computer--Moritz
living with Adult Children: AHelpful Guide for Parents and Grown Children
Sharing the Same Roof--O'Kane
Migraine: Psychological, Psychiatric. and Physiological Aspects--Geist
Office Management Problem Solver--Kish
Overcoming Computer Fear--Berner
Practical Passive Solar Design: AGuide to Homebuilding and Land Development
--Crowley
The Rights of Free Men: An Essential Guide to Civil liberties--Barth
Sex and the Brain--Durden-Sm1th
Silver Wings t Santi ago 81ue--Oai ley
Sports Illustrated Baseball--Kindal1
The Sweeps: AYear in the Life of a Television Network--Chr1stensen
Why Courts Don't Work--Neely
Wild Swan--De Blasis
President's Scholarship:
Applications avai able at the Financial Aid Office or through
Mr John Griggs in the Foreign Language Department.
Or Matt 0 Hanhi 1a Endowrnent Scho1arsru..e.:
Applicant is an athlete~ has established need, or 3.00 or better grade
point average.
Application: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report
or Needs Analysis Form.
Given in spring for the following academic year.
Martha lee Glasco Endowment SChQlarship:
Nursing student accepted into the Glendale Community College Nursing
Program.
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Given in spring for the following academic year.
Refsnes Schol arship in Bus i n§_ss .l\dmini,strati on:
Business major, to begin sophomore term
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Deadline for filing: April 20
Carl L Soderberg Endowme..nt__Schol arshi p:
3.50 or better grade point average~ full time student, sophomore
Application: AZ St.udent Data Form
Given in spring for the following fall
Mable R Stump Sun City/YouniL!2~~otarx Club Scholership:
Member of the Gee Nursing Program who has graduated from Peoria or Dysart
High Schools, preferably a resident of the Westsid.
AQElicaticn: Contact Nursing Department
Robert Thompson Memorial Scholarship:
Male. financial need~ definite goals
ApE;ication: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report
or Needs Analysis Form
Fall award ~
American Business Women's Association. Kachina Chapter:
Female busine£s major t oood scholastic'standing
APPlic~tiOr.: ABWA a~p~icetion available ;n Financial Aid Office
Deadline for filing: tOber 30
s,um;;,er of 19S3, NCiorinoin the field of
... "'" - , ~ .. . estate or a related prograffi,900Q~cho~ast'c
EdlJca'tfonmajor, So re, 3.000 GPt, ~ woman returni ng to
s,chocl, financi c1 ne'2C.
Applicatioh:t>,zStudent:c FOnT, and Comprehensive Financial
Aid RePOl"t or Needs Ana ly~ is FOnT:
Sprin; Aware
Deadline: April 4
Female, business mtjor. good scholastic standing
Application: A5Wt applications available in Financial Aid Office
Do?adl i ne for fil i ng: May 22
Female, business major, good scholastic sta~dinQ
App'icatio~: ABWA application availablE in Fina~cie' Ai~ Office
Deac1in~ for filing: April 5
Female, business mainr, abod scholastic sta~~inc
Application: A3WA a~~lic~tions availa e in Fin~ncial Aid Office
Deadline f~r filin.e..: March 1 .
Financial need, graduate
mortgage, Denk 1ng, ree
ster/dine.
An~'icatinr: FN~"L ?Dn~,~r~t~cn;
.... ,.... ... '" -....... . i,' ., .... I'""-!-- ! _.....- ..... - t ,",-
Deadline for filing: H.pr 1 J4
Pre-encineerinQ student. second year £tudent, gpsduate of Corte: High
School preferred, 2: • enrolled in at 1east 6 hours.
A~~!'ication: AZ Studer~ Data Form
Deadline for filin£: nonE
Accounting major, female \,,.ho wi11 be: a~tendin9 an A.rizona University or
College in the fall simester, 1983 as a full time student
App1ication: ASWA applications available in Financial Aid Office and must
be accompanied by a transcript of grades and two letters of evaluation
from me;nbe,-sof the facuitv
DeadJ i ne for fil'! lig: F,pri'i 30'
Arizona Federatior or Business and Professional' Women IS Clubs:
female, over 30 years of age, give evident of financial need,have a plan of
study leading directly into entr.v into the lobor market, a student or
prospective student of an .Arizona Corrfnunity College
Application: ?,'Z Student Data Form and Comprehensive Fir.ancial Aid Report or
Needs Analvsis FOti!:
Deadl ine for (il in;: November 30
Arizona Hospitcl Association $ Salsbury Schoia~ship Func:
"
Reside·in Arizona 2 years prior to application, 3.000 G?A, full time student
(extenuating circumstances ca~ modify the number of hours the applicant
in enrolled in schoo,). health care maior
Application: ASA applications availablE in Financial Aid Office.
Deadline for filing: April 30
Arizona Luna.. As:ocia:ion:
,~u.,.i .~.'' m€ S~"l.:,oe.!i... s.'H'; ar; accrec"nte,c n,LifS'H19 progra::;: a";5ro'ba.s€-:'"f, on eca.~.:e.m;li:
achieve~e~t! financial need! and int~rest in lung diseases and/or
co:n:nuri:y hH1t h.
A~~'ica~ion: ~~A apD1ications available in Financial Aid Office
weael i ne for fil i";: ~'tc.y;
·lnternet1onal WJr~ Processino A5sociatio~ $ ... Central Arizona [hooter:.
Wor~ Processi~; major, 3.000 GO~
Application: Contact information availabl~ in Financial ;id Office.
Lleaeline for filing: May}
Black: enrollee in Nursing ~ro9ra~
Application: 8N~S ap~lications available in Finan:ial Aid Office along witn
further information.
DEadline for filing: February 12
Sun Citv 6usiness &Pr~fe$sional Wo~ens Club:
...: . ---
Mature WQ~!~, financial need, additionsl informatio~ requested
Applicatio~: SCB&P~C f~~lic6tio~s available in Financial Aid Office
Deadline for fi1ing: April 9
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Scholarshie ~ Arizona Council:
Male/female. AZ resident: full time student. 3.00 GPA
Application: Available in Financial Aid Office
Deadline for filing: April 15
American Society for Traini~nd Oeveloomen!:
Application: Information/applications available in Financial Aid
Office
Dead1 i ne for fil i n9: May 7
Arizona Char~table Fou~dation Schql~shiE:
Financial need, 3.00 GPA--12 hours or more or top ~ of high school
graduating class, business major t Glendale resident.
Application: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid
Report or Needs Analysis Form
Indian Health Career Awards:
Must already be in a S!tudy program for a health career or health related
field t United States Indian, must be accepted in an institution of
ofhigher learning, established need.
Appiication: Information about requesting applications available in
Financial Aid Office.
Deadline for filing: November 15
Harry S Truman Scholarship Foundation:
Enrolled as a matriculated student pursuing a degree at an accredited
institution of higher education during the year in which nominated,
be a junior pursuing a bachelor's degree as a full time student during
the year for which nominated, have a college average of at least "B"
and be in the upper ~ of the class, US citizen or aU Snational, have
selected undergraduate study that will permit admission to a graduate
program leading to a career in government.
Deadline: Official nominations must be submitted postma~ked on or before
December 1.
Business & Professiona,l \;J9men's Club - L.iberty Ben:
Displaced homemaker, part time student, female, Business major
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Deadline for filing: October 12
Psychology Scholarship:
Must complete Psy 101. 3.00 minimum gradein Psy course, 3.00 minimum
cumulative GPA, must have complete either Psy 230 Statistical or
Psy 290-Experimental with min'imum 3.00 grade, self-declared Psychology
major, financial need.
ApRlicati~~: AZ Student Data Form, CFAR or Needs Analysis Form
Spring award.
Scottish Rites Scholars hi e:
Sponsor is Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, b~sis of selection is academic
achievemE:nt, nancia1 need. Student be 1n 12 or more hours of class.
Aeplication: Available inSFA office
Deadline for filinq: April 15
in SFA office
Fall - April 1
Spring - November 1
Summer - March 1
Fel-Pro Automotive Technicans Scholarship:
High School graduates or equivalent,currently enrolled or planning to
enroll ina full-time course of study leading to a career as an automo­tive
tachnician at any accredited intitution in the US or it possessions.
Students must have been accepted by the institution during the year for
which the scholarship is given.
Applicatior.: Available in SFA office
Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship:
Information and applications are available at the nearest Navy
Recruiting District Office.
Elks National Foundation Scholarship:
Applications judged on attitude, need. activities, skills, agrade, and
program.
Application: Available in SFA office
Deadline for filing: November 30, 1984
College ~OTC Scholarships:
Application request cards available in SFA office
Deadline for filing: November 15
Harriet M Heatheri ngton..,Scho,l arshi e.:
Recommended by local junior col1ege/college/technical school/church
or other agency, female. financial need~ scholastic achievements are
taken into consideration as indicator of desire to further/complete
applicants education.
Application: Available
Deadline for filing:
THE
.STUDENT SERVICES·
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Vol. 8- No. 5
Published by:
October 10, 1984
Student Activities
Editor: Kathy Johnson
Robert Christian, Director
RIDERS RETURN
Comedic Western Music trio, RIDERS IN THE SKY, return to
Glendale Community College for an 8:00p.m. concert Oct. 20,
in the campus Performing Arts Theater.
Riders first appeared at GCC in March. 1984 before a near
capacity crowd, returning old favorites fro~ the singing
cowboy era such as "Tumbling Tumbleweed~t1 and "Ghost Riders
1n the Sky," which is where they got their name.
The trio can be seen on Cable television's Nashville
Network as hosts of Tumbleweed Theater, tl\e program that
brings bach such greats as Roy Rogers, Gene Autry and Tex
Ritter.
Riders in the Sky are presented by the CEAS Artists'
Series which is sponsored by the Continuing Education
Associated Students of Glendale College.
Tickets are available at Diamonds' Box Office and the
GCC cashiers' office. They will be available at the theater
box office Oct. 18 and 19, from 11:00a.m. to 1:00p.m. For
more information call 934-2211 X230
SPEAKERS' FORUM CONTINUES
<In Wedn.... ~i<ld." (j,.:t:nu""r ! \/, (It, F!')qetF·.. ".tOtl.1 will ,-rive d.
,=,\lk '~,n;F'>I'.'lr':";:"ltr1'l: 1+,)1,../ 1"0 ~)\.·l1tch 'Ge.:.tt:~3 et?t(ne?()~i t'e ovet:'
the liiLl" '. [It, :·:,<f':'~d.'i:l.;"<.·i"'::'1,1.1>? r)(',)fe5~~or' 'if d...tt.llt educdtton
.'it A...,".fj •• 1.s an ('Kp"?rt e'l) mid-lit.:! (·ar'.~er '.:-h"'l.n<:re ,:t.nd the
:tut':tlc'r ·)t<l. ¥"')'* ,-,n thnr ..~\tl) j ... ,~r. (-U:;) l'.:,::l.\lre. SP')[iSt,)red.
bv th."? ;:;f~e,1.V,",r~ fOtllm ,")tllmJrt-,,,,p', 1::3 (ree ",. tlH:' pubLlc
.1.011 wl.ll·r"tVe ('l.tCC Ul th,> ;..:ttl'1cnt C,)IJl'I'::re:\t ll;O(I,:\,Jn. The
~~ r)~clk e t~ f r. ~.),. \, un i.. s 5 rH~!rl ~<~ I ) t ~{i D\;" :\::::. f. ;__,H._~ 'L;1, t (~(l St:t..t<te tl t l~ •
CALANDAR OF EYEN'I,S
~fztJ'E,_D:Il\,T:::='tC2•D•_A<,,V,,,-f'::':("','-,>':r,,',,1· "·)"V,,•.L;'~~~1 ('i
Newman Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
Speakers' F'ol"u.m
Newman Club Meeting
Baptist Student Union
International Stud. Assoc
bake sale
N.A.U. representatives
THURSDAY orTOBER 11 ----.;.:~-.....:_--~,_\
Nev;v"'mnn Has3
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Student Union
FRIDl\¥J!.crPBftE 12
"Jomens SemInar
Art Show Hanging
Newman Club ting
Alcoholics P'-,nonymoufi,
1'tlE@AY .OQTQm;;.,:B.u~';§
Alcoholics Anonymous
Newman Club Class
International Stud. Assoc.
Newman tc1t~€;'c:.::.:i.ng
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17
KT"""£,:rm';-n~''''rl'; ~,,:{'",,& • ""ili;;:;·~,.l~~ !j..~",",'_ \"'4ltJ::J
Alcoholics },nonjrmOU5
Interna.ticnal Stud. Assoc.
Spea~ter:;) J f'onlr!",
NOvrraan Clu~ Meetina
Baptist Student Union
On Campus Visitations
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m~
ll:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
11:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:00a.m.
11:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
S:OOa.ro.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-l:00p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:00p.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
1:OOr·m.-2:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
9~OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
1:00p.m.-2:00p.m.
All Day
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
7:00p.ro.-8:30p.m.
2:30p.m.-3:30p.m.
9:QOa.m.-2:00p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-4:30p.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:OOa.m.
11:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
.';." CC
CC
SL
CR
CR
BSA
SU
CC
CC
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SL
SL
CR
CR
SL
CR
CC
CC
FOR
CR
CC
CC
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FOR
SL
CR
CR
SU
RQQM-ABB~~~?~i'
CC---Council Chambers
CR---Club Room
FDR---Faculty Dining Room
SL---Student Lounge
---Student Union
BSA---Bake Sale Area
(South side of bookstore)
lEW BOOKS IN THE IMC • .
,~cient Images on Stone: Rock Art of the Californias--Bock
'\ Battlefield Atlas of the Civil War--Symonds
~etter Homes and Gardens Treasury of Needlecrafts
;IA--Freemantle
'·he Dow Jones-Irwin Guide to Using the Wall Street Journal--Lehmann
lying to Please: Anorexia Nervosa and Its Cure--Rumney
\ History of Russia--Riasanovsky
,\n Inquiry into the Poverty of Economics--Wilber
The Music of Black Americans: AHistory--Southern
~orth American Indian Wars--Dillon
l)rigin and Evolution of Oeserts--Wells
The Oxford Book of Narrative Verse--Opfe
I'ab10 Pi casso--Jaffe
I'erforming Literature: An Introduction to Oral Interpretation--Long
Pictorial Astronomy--Alter
Re-Careering in Turbulent Times: Skills and Strategies for Success in Today's
Job Market--Krannich
Records Management: APractical Guide--Diamond
The Republican Right Since 1945--Reinhard
Roadside Geology of Arizona--Chronic
Robotics, Applications and Social Implications--Ayres
Self-Determination in the Middle East--Gotlieb
SportScience: Physical Laws and Optimum Performance--Brancazio
Women Writers Talking--Todd
Wednesday October 10
Thursday October 11
Friday Ocober 12
Monday OctcB6r 15
Tuesday October 16
Wednesday Oeobe!' 17
"- " , . ,;
SPECIAJ;} " '. v .. ;.
. Turkey and Dressi.ng
. ('Cowboy Beef" andi ···z:
Bean Stew
Fish Sandf,.;/:i.ch
Potato Nedges
',';""(h'een Cht le' l'O~",:, ;';
Taco .
Lasagna ' ,
Garlic ':r081,st
Seal
$1.45
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$1.45
$1.00,
$ .55
,:$1.15
$ .80
$1.45
$ .15
.$1.45
, iiI.. ., 1 ~ .15p • flI. •
•m. ··1: 15p. m.
111. - 3,,4-:5p.• til. .. .,,
4:30p.m.-9:06p.~.
Friday '7 ~ (lOa. r(i ';"- 3 : 0 019 •~ •
Cafeteria HOUl-S d1onday-Ft1iday 9:0
Hoc Food Available 10:3
Snack. Bar Hours:Monday-Thursday
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THE
•STUDENT SERVICES·
~Jol. 8- No. 6
Published by:
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Octobe~ 17 • 1984 Edlto~: Kathy Johnson
Student he ivitU:':3 Rc,bert Christian, Director
ASSOCIATED STUDENT GOVERNME~~ ELECTED
TI1e followinq e were elec to The Day Student
Government: Maria Emma. Janet For k, Eric Jones
Victoria Joseph, Anna Melendez, Susan Nunez, Charles Sears
and Zeke Zecckine.
Its first meeting the council elected Eric Jones as
the council chairperson. The various responsibilities were
assigned as follows: Student Policies: Z'ek,::' Zecckine
Athletics: Char 5 5
Traffic Court: Zeke kine
Victoria Joseph
Commencement: Victoria Joseph
Susan Nunez
Recognition Day: Susan Nunez
Maria Emma
President's Budget Advisory: Eric Jones
'2eke Zecckine
Scholarship: Janet Forcheck
Speaker's Forum: Anna Melendez
3PEAKERS' FORUM SERIES
On Wednesdav. Oct. 24. Ms. Eliza Carney will address the
Glendale College community on the subject "The Problem of
HunQer·,Ecu;menci,3.1 Arizona. Task Fot:"ce (WHEA..T>.
~Th~ lecture is part of the Speakers' Forum Series,
sponsored by Associated Students. ~t.will take place 1n
the Student Lounge at 11:00a.m. and 15 free to the public.
On Wednesdav, Oct. 17 p Ms. Diana will address the
G.C.C. Communi.ty on t t ic "Hov} to Iter Your Money
from the I.R.S. II Ms. I'Jewman is a financial advisor for
Waddell and Reed. The talk is part of the Speakers' Forum
Series and will take place at ll:OOa.m. in the Student
Lounge. It is free to:.he public. The Speakers' Forum
is sponsored by ASBOC1.a.ted Students.
PROFESSIONAL STAFF ASSOCIATION
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSl!! You are invited to attend an open
forum beinq held on tober 23, 1984 in the Student Lounge.
Meet and hear the two candid2lt.es for the Maricopa Community
College District Governing Board in Dlstrict 4 •.
Linda Rosenthal 12:00p.m.-l:00p.m.
Authur Hoppe 1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
TIlere will be a question and answer period following each
candidate.
TI1e week of October 22-27 is Spirit Week. Various days will
be assigned to things like hat day, shirt day, Western day
and so forth.
Watch for posters and mot"e information which will be
available soon.
LETS GO TO THE MOVIES
The movie for the week of October 15-19 1s "My Fair La.dy."
It will be shown continuously from 11:OOa.m. to approx.
2:30p.m.
The week of October 22-26 we will be showing "Being
There,." starrinq Peter Sellel::s, Shirlev Maclaine, Jack
Warden and Melvyn Douglas. 4
:tRT EiXHIBITION
There will be an ar e1J:h~;b1tion of WATERCOLORS and DRAWINGS
by Darlene Goto. October 15-26 in the Student Lounge. The
art exhibition is 2S the Contj.nuing Education
Associated Students
CALANDAR OF EV~NTS
HEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17
Uewman Mass
Alcoholics Anonvmous
International Stud Assoc.
Speakers' Forum
r>Iewman Club Meetinq
Baptist Student Union
On Capmus Visitations
THURSDAY OCTOBER 18
tlewman Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
Art Show
Baptist Student Union
U.S. Marine Corp. visit
FRIDAY OCTOBER 19
Womens Seminar
Newman Club Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-4:30p.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:OOp.m.
11:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
All Day
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
7:30a.m.-12:30p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
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CC
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MONDAY OCTOBER 22
Art Show
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bap. Stud. Union bake
All Day
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
sale IO:30a.m.-1:30p.m.
SL
CR
BSA
TUESDAY OCTOBER 23
Alcoholics Anonvmous
Newman Club Class
International Stud. Assoc.
N'ewman Mass
~mnNESDAY OCTOBER 24
tfewman Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
Speakers' Forum
Newman Club Meeting
Baptist Student Union
International Stud. Assos
bake sale
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
7:00p.m.-8:30p.m.
2:30p.m.-3:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:OOa.m.
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
8:30a.m.-l:OOp.m.
CC
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CC
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CR
CR
BSA
CC---Council Chambers
CR---Club Room
FDR---Faculty Dining
SL---Student Lounge
ROOM ABBREVIATIONS
SU---Student Union
BSA---Bake Sale Area
Room (South side of bookstore)
THE
. S'rUDENT SERVICES·
(}LENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
;/01. 8- No. 7
Published by:
October 24. 1984­Student
Activities
Editor: Kathy Johnson
Robert Christian, Director
ARTISTS' SERIES
Handel to Hammerstein. an afternoon of vocal music, will
be presented at 3:00p.m. October 28 in the Glendale College
Performinq Arts Theater.
3ueSinqleton-Logan. soprano. Harrison Forrest. bass­baritone.
accompanied by pianist MillarQ Kinney. will perform
5elections of the Baroque era and Broadway musicale.
The pro9'ram includes works by Handel,. Haydn and Schubert,
Hammerstein. Lerner and Lowe and Haqeman.
Handel to Hammerstein is presented by the CEAS Artists'
Series. through the Continuing Education Associated Students
of Glendale Community College.
Tickets are $4 general public. $2 senoir citizens and
are available at Diamonds' Box Office, the Campus Cashier~'
Office and at the door one hour prior to the performance.
For more information call 934-2211 ext. 230.
UPCOMINQ NEWMAN CLUB RETREAT
TIle second Newman retreat is scheduled for November 2,3 and 4
at Paterdell Pines in Prescott. There is still some room left
so sign up early. Reservations can be made in the Club Room
or call Ed Woodman at 937-5289
3FEAKEf:$' FORUM SERIE~
I)n Wednesday, Oct. 31. Mr. John Winters. G.e.c. professor
·)f engineerin<:r and applied sciences, will discuss "Black
Holes: A Layman's Guide." His talk. sponsored by the
ASSOciated Students. is one of the Speakers' Forum Series.
It will take place in the Student Lounqe and is free to the
public. - -
~M~YER SERVI~g;S
Both day and evening student associations provide free legal
services for students who require advice or consultation.
The services are performed by licensed Arizona attorneys a~d
paid for by student government funds. The services provided
are: advice, consultation, and leqal education seminars.
This service does not include appearance in court or
administrative hearings or proceedings, the preparation of
legal documents, representation or advice in matters
involvinq a Gee student aqainst another GCC student. For
further information or an~appointment, contact Student
Activities, southeast corner of Student Union Building, or
call extension 329.
(~QMMQNITY J3AND
...••...• and the Band played on. Th.e Glendale Community
Concert Band~ that is, delivers its opener Oct. 29 at
7:30p.m. in the Cactus High School Auditorium. .
Concert marches, selections from Carmen, and a tr1bute
to Louis "Sarchmo" Armstrong assure a rousing, music-filled
evening.
This program is sponsored in part bv the Cactus Hiqh
3chool Band'and is free to the public. For more information
call 934-2211 ext. 285.
Rabbi Barton Lee, fr'om A.S.U .. will be speaking in Dr.
Beene's class fr'om 10:OO':'11:OOa.m. on Wednesdav November 7
and will be available to speak, to any students~afterwards
in: SPS 23A ll:30-l:00p.m.
Frjeday
9:00a.m.-1:15p.m.
lO:30a.m.-l:15p.m.
7:00a.m.-~:45p.m.
4:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
Cafeteria Hour'S: Mondav - Fridav
Hot Food·Availabl~
Snack Bar Hours: Monday - Theursday
$1.45
$ .60
$1. 35
$1.15
$ .75
$1.45
$1.35
Beef Chop Suey
Rolls -
1Ul1J ese Souff
Green Ie Burro
Tostados
Rueben Sandwich
BBQ Rib ·Sandl/Iich
Thursday October 25
Friday October 26
Monday October 29
Tuesday October 30
Wednesday October' 31
..'
i~ALANDAR Of EVENTR
NEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24
Uewman Mass
Alcoholics Anonvmous
Speakers / P·:)rum-
Newman Club meetinq
Baptist Student Union
International Stud. Assoc.
bake sale
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
II:OOa.m.-l2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:OOa.m.
11:00a.m.-12:00p.rn.
B:30a.m.-l:OOp.m.
CC
CC
3L
CR
CR
BSA
THURSDAY OCTOBER 25
Newman Mass
Alcoholics Anonvmous
Art Show -
Baptist Stud. Union
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26
Womens' Seminar
Newman Club Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
ll:OOa.rn.-12:00p.m.
All Day
Meetingll:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
CC
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MONDAY OCTOBER 2~
BLOOD DRIVE
Alcoholics Anonymous
8:30a.m.-2:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
5L
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TUESDAY OCTOBER 30
Alcoholics Anonymous
£.J'ewman Course
International Stud. Assoc.
BLOOD DRIVE
Newman t1eetinq
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
7:00p.m.-9:00p.~.
2:30p.m.-3:30p.m.
8:30a.m.-2:00p.m.
?:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
CC
CC
FOR
SL
CR
EOQM
CC---Council Chambers
CR---Clt.J.b Re'om
FDR--Faculty Dining Room
SL---Student Lounge
ABBREVIATIONS
3U---Student Union
BSA---Bake Sale Area
(South side of bookstore)
3fIRII WE~K IS H~E!!! ~~~
. Spirit Week will run from October 22 - October 26.
Show your school spirit be participating in the following
spirit days: Wednesday 24 - Hat Day
Thursday 25 - Pre-Halloween Day
Friday 26 - Traditional Red and Black Day
THE
•STUDEN'r SERVICES· ..1-- . _
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ~
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';101. 8- No. 8
Published by:
October 31. 1984
Student Activities
LET ::~ FLY TO
Editor: Kathy Johnson
Robert Christian, Director
f"100N"
"LET'S FLY THE I" p.resented byl\stronaut Ron
Evans, at 8:00p.m. r 3 in the Glendale Colleae
Performing Arts Theater. will give an insight as to·what it's
lik~to travel in OLt space.
Captain Evans. Apollo XVII command module pilot~ takes
you With him on his fl and shares a delightfully enter-taining
and educational experience through slide pictures
and lecture.
"Let j 5 Fly to the Moon," is sponsore,d by the CEAS Artists'
Series of Glendale Colleae throuah the Continuina Education
Associated Students~ -. .
Tickets are $4 general; $2 senior citizens; and are
available at.Diamonds' Box Office. The Campus Cashiers' Office
and at the door one hour prior to curtain. For Information call
934-2211 ext. ~30
CEAS AR1ISTS' SERI~S
CEAS Artists' Series presents: Guy Fallot, cello, with
Rita Possa. piano. will present a free recital at 8:00p.m.
November 9 in the Glendale Community College Performing
Theater.
Works by Beethoven. Strauss and Brahms will be included.
For more information call 923-2211 ext 230
On Wedne Hr. John If,Tinters, GCC professor
IJf enaineerinq and 120 3c:tences. £".;'111 discuss "Black
Holes; A Laymztn s VOW"" ,,,,, ••• " HL5 talk. sponsored by Associated
Students < is one Sl::lea.kers" Porum Series. It will take
place in the Student ~ d.nd is ft'e~: to the public.
The Newman Club "Jill sponsor an. "All Saints Day Mass."
-:10 Nov. 1 < at: 12:00p.m. in the Council Chambers in the Student
Union Bui I1.in'!,
(:ALANDAR OF EVENTS
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 31
Newman Mass
Alcoholics Anonvmous
Lnternationa.l Students Assoc.
SpeaJcers' Forum.
Net4man Club Meetinq
Baptist Stulent Union Meeting
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1
f~ewman Club All Saints Day
coholic5 l'.J1cnYf(d)lH3
ba.ptist ~5tud(mt Unton ~L::;eting
Marching Festival
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r{e~lnan (;1 ~1cetinc;
Alcohol.tcs Anon,rmOlL'3
Give Em' .Eell Hex
MONtlAY NOVi~t.E1~.-.5
AR'l' SHOrI
Alcoho!icz l:_~lOnY'mous
TUE$lLtbl tjJ·\Zl~:W~U
t'\lcoholics Anonymous
International Student Assoc.
Ne·~mta.n Club Meet ing
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
ll:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-4:30p.m.
ll:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:OOa.m.
11:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
ll:OOa.m.-2!OOp.m.
6:30p.m.~lO:30p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2~30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
8:00p.m.-9:30p.m.
ALL DAY
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
11:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-3:30p.m..
9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
CC
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ROOM ABBRevIAT~
CC-_':-C'oUDcil Chambers
GR---Club ROt)m
FDR,--Facultv Dinina Room
3L---Stl1ent-Lounge'
STA---Stadium
PAC---Ferformin~ Arts Center
Wadnesdcy, Octobe~ 31
Thursd~y, November 1
Friday, November 2
l1onday, X)!'ove:.'l,be r S
Tuesday, October ~
fOOD SPECIALS
BBQ Rib
Salisbury Steak
Fish Sandwich
Potato Wedaes
Tostados -
Chicken Enchiladas
Italian Sausaae and
Pepper S,lndwich
$1. 35
$1.45
$1.00
$ .55
$ .75
$ .95
$1.45
Cafeteria Houra: Monday -Friday
Hot Food Available
Snack BcH~ HOU.I:S: Monday -Thursday
Friday
9:00a.m.-l:15p.m.
lO:30a.~.-1:15p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:45p.m.
4:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
1 IIIMI'IIIJl<Wll(
.'N) UlltivEASAL CITY 9rVOh')S, INC
JAMES STEWART
KIM NOVAK ..
ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
'VERTII3C·
~~
~~A MOVIES MOVIES MOVIES ~**
October 29-November 2
"Best Little Whore H¢use
"Verdiqo"
"Sudden Impact"
"Swing Shift"
.Firs t B1Clod .,
"Splash"
"Against All Odds"
JAMES STeWART KIM NOVAK .•
ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
'VERTII3C·
• \IIll'II1IJl(WIK ~Gt
C-~M' UNlven$l't ell'" JtvOt()$ IUC
Uovember 5-9
rJovember 12 -16
November 19-23
HOT/ember 26-30
December
December 10-14
THE
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~Jol. 8... No. ?
Published by:
Novembet< 1
Student Activities
tor: Kathy Johnson
Robert Christian. Director
'~~QME TQ TtlE WEITINQ LAB
Writing is an 1n L t of our school lives. It 1s not an
easy task for anyone. ther you h.ave a book or movie review
a business letter. a • an essay, research paper. resume,
or essay exam. the Writing Lab can help.
The Writinq Lab is a one-to-one. free tutorial service.
Our staff members are friendly, competant. and eager to help
you improve your writing skills.
10u may drop to the lab or make an appointment in
advance. The Writincr Lab is located in Room 117 in the 02
Faculty Building. We are open from 8-3 Monday through
·Thursday and from 8~12 on Friday.
LET'S SAIL AWA¥
Interested in sailing?GCC is forming a sailing club.
Both students and staff members are invite~ to attend the
organizational meeting. There is no need to own your own
boat. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 13, 1984
from 2:00p.m.-3:30p.m. in the Student Union Council Chamber.
If interested but can't attend call faculty member Mr.
Montanus at ext. 219 or F. Fitzgerald at ext. 362.
Casserole $1.35
Tuna over Chow
Ft"iday
$1. 35
$1.60
$1.35
9:00a.m.-l:15p.m.
lO:30a.m.-l:15p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:45p.m.
4:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
eied Turkey Divan
Stroganoff
Cafeteria Hours: sday
Hot Food. l-wail..'. \ble
ZnaCK Bar Hours: Monday - Thursday
Thur sdav N t'
Priday ~ovember 9
Mondav November 12
Tuesday November 13
HednesdayNovember 14
1~OOp.m.-2:30p.m.
3:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER a
Newman Mass 12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous 11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
Baptist Stud. Union Meet.ll:OOa.m;-2:00p.m.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9
Womens Seminar
Newman Club Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
MONDAY NOVEMBER 12
HOLIDAY! !! VETERANS DAY
CC
CC
CR
3L
CR
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IU~SDAY NOYEMaEB 13
Alcoholics Anonvmous
Inter. Students· Assoc.
Iiewman Mas 5
Religious Awareness Week
HEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14
Newman' Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
Speakers Forum
[~ewman Club Mass
Baptist Student Union
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-3:30p,m.
9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:30p.m.
12:00p.m.-I:OOp.m.
II:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
11:00a.m.-l2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:00p.m.
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
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ABA EXHIBITIQN
There will be an art exhibition titled Hand-Colored Photo­graphs.
by John R. Bluco. November 5-16. 1984, in the
student lounge. There will be a reception 6:30-8:30, Nov­ember
5, in the student lounge. Sponsored by (CEAS).
SCHOLARSHIPS
President's Scholarship:
Applications available through Mr John Griggs in the Foreign Language Dept.
Dr Matt 0 Hanhila Endowment Scholarshie: •
Be an athlete, have established need, or 3.000 or better GPA
A2plication: AZ Student Data Form &Comprehensive Financial Aid Report or
Needs Test Form
Martha Lee Glasco Endowment Scholarship:
Nursing student accepted into GCe Nursing Program
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Given in Spring for the fol1owing academic year
Carl
J ' ..
!~efsnes Scholarship in Business Administration:
Business Major, to begin sophomore term
Application: AZ Student Data Fo~
Dead'ine for filing: April 20
LSoderberg Endowment Scholarship:
\
~50 or better GPA,·full time student,
lication: AZ Student Data Form
~1v~n ~n spr;nd fQr ~he following fall
sophomore
R~bert Thomeson Memorial Scholarship:
Male, Financial need, definite goals
Application: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report
or NeecrsTest Form
Spring award
T Abner Huff Memorial Scholarship:
Full or part time student, majoring in Health Services Adm., Business Adm.
or related programs, 3.000 or better GPA, must have comvleted 45 credit
hours, citizen of United States
Application: available in SFA office.
Deadline for filing: December 1
Spring award
Delta Ka~pa Gamma- Alpha XI Chap~~ Omicron State:
Education Major, sop.hamare, 3.000 GPA, financial need, female returning
to school
~ication: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive FA Report or Needs T'
Oead1ine: April 4
Spring Award
American 8usiress Women's Association - Thunderbird Chapter: Deadline May
II It n ---,,- Turquoi se Chapter- Deadl i ne Apr
Ii II 1\ II Valley West Charter Chapter:Oeadline Mar
Female, b~~iness major, good scholastic standing
Application: ASWA applications available in Financial Aid office
•
THE
701. 8- No. 10
Published by: Student t
c('tfiJ1UNlTY
•STUDENT SERVICES~
itor: Kathv Johnson
r Christian, Director
This week is Relig A\;,;1al::'eness Week. f"1'e all need to look
at the roots of our faith and recommit ourselves to our
.ieepest spiritual values. We are challenged to examine our
priorities and perhaps even reorder them. Stop by the
Religious Education tables and displays in the Student
Union BUilding. Participate in some of the religious
activities that are offered on campus. Allow your spiritual
your spiritual values to have a deeper impact on your live.
Th.ink God! ! !
~R~ SHOW~
TI)ere will be an art exhibition titled Hand-Colored
Photographs, by John R. Bluco. November 5-16, 1984, 1n the
,:;tudent lounge.
Thursday, November 15
Friday, November 16
Monday, November 19
Tuesday, November 20
Wednesday, November 21
Liver and Onions
VegA tar ian Lasagne
'J.:ac(Js
Chile Frito Casserole
Corned beef and Cabbage
Quiche
$1.45
$1.45
;$ .80
$1.45
$1-.60
$1-.45
Cafeteria Hours: Mond.ay - Thursday
Hot Food Available
Snack Bar Hours: Monday - Thursday
ida\?
9:00a.m.-l:15p.m.
lO:30a.m.-l:15p.m.
7:00a.m.- 3:45p.m.
4:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
f~LANDER OF E;i]ENTS
Alcoholics Anonymous
International Student Assoc.
Newman Mass
CC
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CR
CR
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SUS
Assoc.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15
- 12:00p.mj~1:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
;Ul Day
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
6:00p.m.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16
. I:OOp.m:-2:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1;OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
MONDAY NOVEMBER 19
1:00p.m.'-2:00p.m.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20
11:00a.m:-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-3:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
C-lEDr'ffiSDA.Y NOVEMBER 21
12:0Qp.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
2:10p.m.-4~300p.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:00a.m.
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
~~omen5 Seminar
Newman Club Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ne'NDlan Mass
Alcoholics Anonvmou~
ART SHOW ".
Ba.ptist Student Union
Geology Club Meeting
Newman Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
International Student
Speakers Forum
Newman Club Meeting
Baptist Student Union
University Visitation
President's Scholarship: ';":-~~-:....~;:,..,;;..;.;..;...;..::.:-..;;:~....-..-
Applications availa e through Mr John Griggs in the Foreign Language Dept
Dr Matt 0 .Hanhi la EndmNm~lt 5:hg1~;..'C§AiP.:
Be an athletes have established need, ~ 3.000.or better GPA
Application: AZ Student Data Form &Comprehenslve Financial Aid Report or
Needs Test Form
Nursing student accepted into Gee Nursing Program
AQplication: AZ Student Data Form
Given in Spring for the following academic year
Refsnes Scholarshie in Business Administration:
Business Major, to begin sophomore term
~lication: ::...:.... t La Form
Deadline for filing: April 20
Carl L Soderberg Endowment Scholarshie:
3.50 or better GPA s ·full time student, sophomore
Ae£licatio~: AZ Student Data Form
Given in spring for the following fall
• R0bert Thompson Memori_~?.cho i~hi p:
Male, Financial need, definite goals
AeEli~~ljon: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report
or Needs Test Form
Spring award
T Abner Huff Memorial Scholarshie:
Full or part time student, majoring in Health Services Adm., Business Adm.,
or related programs, 3.000 or better GPA, must have completed 45 credit
hours, citizen of United States
~eeli7~~ion: available in SFA office.
Deadllne for filing: December 1
Spring award
Delta KaQpa Gamma- Alpha_XI Chapter Omicron State:
Education Major, sophomore, 3.000 GPA, financial need, female returning
to school
~lication: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive FA Report or Needs Test
Deadline: April 4
Spring Award
American Business W~men's Association - Thunderbird Chapter: Deadline May 22
-- 11 \I "= .~__.__-.I.~rguoise Chapter : Deadline Apr 5
\I \I H 1I__ _ ValleL West Charter Chapter:Deadline Mar 1
Female, business major, good scholastic standing
Application: ABWA applications available in Financial Aid office
THE
-101. 8,- NC~t- 1
Published
:;
1. tt:;
itor: Kathy Johnson
r Christ-ian, Director
'3t f 1 itonted with Alan Strang,
5es at the stables where he
hOr'Sf;;'S the horror is simple: he was
\'locmy".~ to the boy I s parents .. it is
,5\.1<..1ay5 adored horses, and although
been a ~lighly overindulgent mother and
tetchy father'. they both loved their
p~'lyc.l:datctst head of the hospital,
puzzle to be untangled and pain to be
l::"atb.er, <:t:Lven his profession, that is what
it turns out. it is something far more
: a rontation with himself as well
cb. he comes to an .inescapable view of man 's
and distortions forced on that need by
Martin DYS;2U:t, d"
;i. boy \:.Jhc) b.1
works.
unluc
.!. hidE'oUB
Dora E;
Frank Ell
son. To
it is a, p
alleviate<:L .. or
it ought to
complex and
as Alan, in
need to wen:
"civili:eed" ,50<:
Wednesday, 28, 19 evening performapce at 8:00p.m.
Thursday, ~k,YvembEir' 29~' 19EF1, evenIng performance at 8:00p.m.
Friday, NOtlembei': 30, 1984 tllatine,e performance at 2:00p.m. and
evening pe;rformance at 8:00p.m.
Saturday, Decem1:;er L 1984 evening performance at 8:00p.m.
But please be fo . s play has an adult theme and
contains some explic.:it language.
110VIE OF THE ,mEK
November 26-30
3hown from 10:'0 Oa •m.- .2 : 30P. m•
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'WUR~PAX« NOVEMBER 2 ,
Baptist Student Union
FRIDAY« NOWMBER 23
Video Club
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26
.;RT SHOH
Alcoholics Anonymous
Permit pick-up
TUESlJAY, NoyEMW 'Z]"
Alcoholics Anonymous
Inter. Students Assoc.
Newman Meeting-
Permit pick-up
WEQRSDAY, NOVEr:@ER .~~
NeWJQ.n Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
Speakers Forum.
Newaan CluJ:) Heet1nq
Baptist Student Union
Fer.it pick-up
Equus Performance
ll:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
7:00p.m.-6;00p.m.
ALL DAY
l:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-7:30p.m.
ll:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
2:~Op.m.-3:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-7:30p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
ll:00a.m.-l2:00p.m.
l1:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-11:00a.m.
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Friday, November 23
Monday, November 26
Tuesday, November 27
Wednesday, November 28
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY
Tostado
Chimichanga
BBQ Beef Ribs
Fried Chicken
Cob Corn
$ .75
$1.65
$1. 35
$1.35
$" .55
Cafeteria Hours: Monday - Thursday
Hot Food Available
Snack Bar Hours: Monday':' Thursday
Friday
9:00a.m.-l:15p.m.
lO:30a.m.-l:l5p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:45p.m.
4:30p·a·-9 : OOp.m.
7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
C}~IC SHOW AND_SALE
This year the G.C.C. ~tudents ceramic show and sale will
be held in the student lounge the week of November 26th.
An opening will be held on Tuesday evening, the 27th from
6:30-8:30, with the work of almost 20 students, there pro­mises
to be a large variety.
A book will be ava:.Ll,Sl,bl to reserve pots. On Wednesday,
December 5, any re,l;h,:,,t:·ve:i pots mu~t be picked up or
arrangements made with the indi\ridual potter. 'lhursday, Dec­ember
6, all pots 11 a'7ailable for sale on a first come
basis. Hours for pot p ck-up will be in the student lounge.
(Sponsored by CEAS>
The Glendale College
guest conductor •
a.t 7:30p.m. Dec. 10 in
h~ Bet~~.d, under the- direction of
, will present a special concert
GCe Perforrninq Arts 'I'heater.
The special Monde.y night ev;,ent featun~s a variety of music
including the Klaxon, by Fillmore, Italian Festival, Begine
for Band, selections frem Car.m~n and, of course, Christmas
music.
Th.is concert is Spof':5Qr'e(1 by the Continuing Education Assoc­iated
Students¢ th~ Night StUdent Governm~nt of Glendale
Community College, concert is free and open to the public.
IiA~ SEB1U£~
Both day and eV1?n1ng stt};dent a~socjation5 provide free legal
services for students who require advice or consultation.
The services are ... ,,~ licenQed A.xtzona attorneys and
paid for by stv:de!'1.t gC·V'i.':.'rm''iu;;nt funds. The services provided
are: advice, consultation, ~1d legal education seminars.
This service does not include appearance in court or
administrative hearings or proceedings, the preparation of
legal documents, representation or advice in matters
involving a Gee student against another Gee student. For
further information ot' an appointment, contact Student
Activities,. southeast carner of Student Union Building, or
call extension 329.
THE
701. S-,No. 12
F'ublished by:
November 28, 1984
Student Activities
son
J(.E'ctor
Are you satisfied with the
Room? If not; contact AS50ciat 5"',,Le
·)r dropof the name of your selectionl s
Activities Office (in the Southe,"; t COl::'net'
Union Building).
Not all movies are avail~ble for
r;1deo tapes. You may wish to l'Jok
each office shown above.
lie ctormance on the
list i Ie in
reminded that
au!:" final
'All student 'Jrganization;3 and. act~L t no meetings or activities
examination week, December 17-19,
Tl1t2 tY'onthly meeting
Council
11 be ship
3 • Altaci,ona H()11ar fro1li
tment. The drawing for
initiation w_ll take
thac to get your.
f:£ 1 CHJt a slip
.\ttention all Phi Theta Kappa membej;~;;;f~j'"j'*
r""ill be held December 3" at 2p, m.
Chambers. The topic for chis m~et
Information and our speaker will
the staff of the Financial Aid
the $50 scholarship will b'e ld
place for those who are eliga.ble.
name into the drawing, you must
for the fish bowl. See you there
The ffi.jV it: SPLASH will be 5h(.),\'41.ng in the Gr i 11 Hoom from 10: 30
1.ro.-3:00p.m. December 3 ~ S5 is free.
t:;ALANDER OF EtlENXS
N"'M.-wlTeroSD~'fi'L'·'..'.t...S.wr,cl ~1'",,",I~ ....c. 14:''n1~"M? 0~
Uewman t-'it~et.ing
Alcoholics l1nonymous
ART SHOW
Baptist. Stud. Union Meeting
Permit Pick-Up
EQUUS Performance
ERIDAY t tmv"E!v~)~ 3Q
Women'$ Seminar
Newman Club Meetinq
Alcoholics Anonvmous
Video Club Meetinq
Permit Pick-Up .
EQUUS Hatinee
EQUUS Performance
NONDAY, DEQEMBf;P~
ART SHOW
Registration
Alcoholics Anonymous
TUESDAY I._Di~.
Alcoholics Anonymous
International Stud. Assoc.
Registration
tlewman Meet inq
iiEPNEs.DA,[« Of;CEMJf}~
IJewman l'teetin~
Alcoholics Anonymous
International Stud. Assoc.
Registration
Uewman Club Meeting
Baptist Stud. Union Meeting
U.S. Army Visitation
fJ.3. Marines si tion
International Stud. Assoc.
bake sal::>
TIlursday, November 29
Friday, November 30
Monday, December.3
Tuesday, December 4
Hednesday, December 5
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
.~ll Day
ll:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
9:00a.m.- 7 :30p.m.
6:00p.m.-ll:30p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.. -2:00p.m.
7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
2:00p.m.-4:00p.m.
6:00p.m.-ll:30p.m.
All Day
IlfOOa.m.-6:45p.m~
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-3:30p•••
11:OOa.m.-6:45p.m.
9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
ll:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
2:30p.m.-4:JOp.m.
ll:OOa.m.-6:45p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:00a.m.
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
7:30a.m.-l:OOp.m .
..!. :'10a,'".·"m.-:~'"~:00p.m.
8:0Ca.m.-2:00p.m.
Beef Crepes
Macaroni and Cheese
Enchilada Casserole
Green Chile Burro
Breaded Veal Cutlet
Reuben Sandwich
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~afeteria Hours: Monday-Thursday
Hot Food Available
Snack Bar Hours: Monday-Thursday
Friday
9:00a.m.-l:1Sp.m.
lO:30a.m.-1:15p.a.
7:00a.m.-3:45p.m.
~:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
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THE,
-STUDEN'r SERVICES·
701. 8- {-lo. I}
Published by:
r 6. 1984
ti.vities
Editor.: Kathy .Johnson
Robert Christian, Director
The AS50ciated 5tudent~ council is interested in your input
about student and .:u:ti t,y t"elated topics. Give us your input
about Campus Day, seleGtion of movies, dances, faculty/student
volleyball game or any r school r,elated activities. A
duqqestion box will be available in the exit area of the lib­rary,
by the telephones, for any written suggestions.
TIie A~s(lciat Students council dlso has an open meeting format.
Any studEmt of Glendale College is invited to come to the
meet: ing and. VOICg THEU< INPUT. The mee~ings are held every
Tuesday at 1:30p.m. in the SOA building, which is located
West of the book;;:ltore ~1.'ndNorth of the Student Union .. Hope to
see you there I ! !
The THEATRE ARTS DEPA..~TMEN'T of GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
will present the students of ~1r. Overson' 5 Actinq II Classes
in performance the rforming Arts Theatre, AN EVENING OF
ONE-ACT PLAY8. 'TIlie aemester the evening's entertainment will
be held on Friday? December 14, 1984 at 8:00p.m.
There will be a variety of plays and monoloques, skits and
Lip Sync's all promising to be very entertaining. These per­formances
are the final exam for students in the Actinq II
Classes.
Remember-- Friday evening, December 14, 1984 at 8:00p.m.
There is no charqe for this production. All are invited to
attend. ~
The Followin~ Comes To Us From The Honors Pr~ram:
GET THE MOST fROM YOUR EDUCATIOti JQIN THE HQNQR~ fROGW
Qualified students can' enhance their education with Honors
Courses. Smaller classes, mentally stimulating class discus­sions
and more personalized instruction are only part of the
advantages. Honors courses can increase your chances for
employment, benefit your university career and broaden your
abilities in other areas. Look for the new issue of Honors
Forum "Fact and Fancy" for more details on qualifications
and Honors course descriptions for Spring semester. The
Honors Program also offers fee waivers to students who
qualify.
If you have already registered, you may still enter the
Honors program by contacting Mollie Pusateri in admissions,
937-2773, ext. 367.
The Following Comes To Us From The Honors Program:
HELP WANTED: UiE HONQRS PROGRAM ~TUDENT CQUliCU,
NEEDS MEMBERS
•
The council acts as a 1iason. between the Honors Council,
fac4.1ty and students. to strengthen the prqg.ram by passinq
on ideas, suggestions, praise and grievances. Be ~n active
voice in your Honors Program. Contact the Honors secretary
at bldg. 02-133.
Thursdav, December 6
Friday,-Oecember 7
Monday, December 10
Tuesday, Decell'lber 11
Wednesday,. December 12
Thursday, December 13
Friday, December 14
fQQU SpeelAL~
Escalloped Chicken
Fish Sandwich
Potato Wedges
Taco Pie
Tostados
Tuna Melt Sandwich
Pork Chops/Dressinq
Beef Stroqanof!
Ham and Noodles
$1.45
$1.00
$ .55
$1.45
$ .75
$1.45
$1.50
$1.60
$1.35
Cafeteria Hours: Monday-Thursday
Hot Food Available
Snack Bar Hours: Monday-Thursday
Friday
9:00a.m.-l:15p.a.
10: 30a••• -1: l5p.lf..
7:00a.m.-3:45p.m.
4:30p.m.-9:00p.m.
7:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
CALANDER OF EVENTS
THURSDAY,DECEMBER 6
Hewman Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
ART SHOW
Baptist Student Union Meeting
Cont. Students Registration
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7
~'1omen ' s Seminar
Newman Club meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
String Quartet Concert
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10
Cont. Students Registration
Alcoholics Anonymous
Concert Band
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11
Associated Students Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
Inter. Students Association
[~ewman Meeting
Cont. Students Registration
Jazz Ensemble Concert
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12
New Students Registration
['Jewman Mas s
Alcoholics Anonymous
Newman Club Meeting
Baptist Student Union Meeting
U.S. Army Visitation
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13
New Student Registration
Baptist Student Union Meeting
Choir Concert
FRIDAY,DECEMBER 14
Women's Seminar
Newman Club Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous
Video Club
12:00p.rn.-l:OOp.rn.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
ALL DAY
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.rn.
11:OOa.rn.-6:45p.m.
1:00p.m.-2:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
12:30p.m.-l:50p.m.
11:OOa.m.-6:45p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
6:30p.m.-9:30p.rn.
1:30p.m.-3:30p.m.
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9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
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2:00p.m.-6:45p.m.
12:00p.m.-l:OOp.m.
11:OOa.m.-12:00p.m.
9:00a.m.-ll:OOa.m.
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
7:30a.m.-l:OOp.rn.
2:00p.m.-6:45p.m.
11:OOa.m.-2:00p.m.
8:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:30p.m.
9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
1:OOp.m.-2:00p.m.
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~lrlUJ [Q)~~11 ~QJJ [L[L[E1l~ [M
GLENDAlE COMMUl\TJ.TY COLLEGE
6000 LUest Olive Avenue
./ • NO. 1
PUBLISHED BY:
FEBRUARY 11, 1985
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
~mRD PROCESSORS IN THE IMC
Hord processors axe avedlable for student use in the IHe.
Room L-l24. The cost for this service 1.s $.25 per 15
minutes, or $1.00 ~~ hour. Typewriters are available
free of charge.
TALK TO EMPLOYERS
The Career Center was able to place 99 students through 'the
partnership of the Department of Economic Security and Gee.
Hi\C FRAMPTON (ROCK ALTERNATIVE)
Mac Frampton. the "rock. alternative" pianist. will appear
at 8;00 P.H.• February 8 <;md 9, at the Gendale Community
College Performing Arts TIleater. Frampton and the Glendale
Communtiy College Band. under the direction of John
Tilrasher. will present a three part program Febrary 8.
Selections from "Porgy and Bess" will be featured,·along
with a medley of 1910 tunes which Frampton plans as a
tribute to Glendale's 75th bil:'thdav. The finale will be
Gershwin's "Rhapsody In Blue." "
February 9, Sandra Lutters will accomp,~ny Ft;'ampton in a
two-piano arrangement of GershWin and Rachmaninoff. These
. programs are sponsored hy the Continuing Educatton
Associated Students' At'tists' Series of Glendale College.
Tickets are available through Diamonds Box offjce and the
campus cashiers office at $4 general admi;3sion and $2 senior
citizens. For more information call 934-2211 Ext. 230.
VOICE YOUR INPUT
Tl1e Associated student's council is interested in your
suggestions concerning Campus Day, selection of movies,
dances. faculty/student volley ball,~and other school
t'elated activities. A suggestion box is now available on
the East side of the libnu'y by the telephones.
Tile Associated Student's ·:ouncil has an open meeting format.
Any student of Glendale College is inVited to attend. The
meetings are held every Tuesday at 1:30 p.m., in the 50A
building located west of the bookstore and north of the
Student Union BUilding.
THIS Ml~.Y BE THE LAST STUDE:t'i'T BULLETIN
How useful is the Student bulletin to vou? The editors need
to know how many students read the bulletin, and how often.
Do you have any gripes about the publication? If so, how
do you think it could be improved? If you are interested in
voicing your opinion, please answer the questions listed
below. The feedback from this poll will determine whether or
not the Student 'Bulletin will continue to exist.
How often do you read the Student Bulletin?
EVERY TIME IT COMES OUT
TWICE A MONTH
ONCE A MONTH
TWICE A SEMESTER
ONCE A SEMESTEH
troT AT AI;.J;.
Is the information the Student Bulletin useful to you?
'lEE:--- -":;-7
~ihat information could Ictdded
it more useful?
to the publication to make
Should anything be taken out of the bulletin? If so, why?
Do you want the Student Bulletin to continue publication?
YES _ NO _
Please tear off this portion and return to the Student
Activities office. next door to the Security office.
Thank' you.
CALEl~DAR OF ,ACTIVITIES
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11
Employment Talk
Alcoholics Anonymou.~'l
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1::'
Armv Visitation
rJewman Club Heetincf
Op""n S i~ ... ~ '\ 1 M • .:, ,. ,0;;;; • '" ,_ unt. ~ _, 1'1t;;:''C' '.
Baseball Game-ASU J.V.
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8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. SU
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WEDNESDAY.FEBRUARY 13
U.3. Marine Core sitat
tlewman Club Heet
Speaker's E'"'orum
Baptist Student Union
tlewman Mass
Alcoholics Anonymous
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14
Baptist Student Union
Newman t'1as5
8:00 a.m. - noon
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m. - noon
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
12:00 n. - 1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
12:00 n. - 1:00 p.m.
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sophomore, 3.000 GPA, financial need, female returning
Student Data Form and Comprehensive FA Report or Needs Test
KI!r
President's Scholarshi..E:
Applications available through Mr. John Griggs in the Foreign Language Dept.
Dr Matt 0 Hanhila Endowment Scholafshl~:
Be an athlete, nave established need, or 3.000 or better GPA
Applicatign: AZ student Data Form &Comprehensive Financial Aid Report or
Needs Test Form
Martha Lee Glasco Endowment Scholarship:
Nursing student accepted into GeC Nursing Program
Applicatiop: AZ Student Data Form
Given in Spring for the following academic year
Refsnes Scholarship in Business Administration:
Business Major, to begin sophomore term
Application: AZ Student Data Form
Beadline for filing: April 20
Carl L Soderberg Endowment ScholarshiE:
3.50 or better GPA, full time student, sophomore.
~p,plication: AZ student Data Form
Given in spring for the following fall
~~~ert Thompson Memorial Scholarship:
Male, financial need, definite goals
Application: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid Report
or Needs Test Form
~elta Kappa Gamma- Alena XI Chaeter Omicron State:
Education Major,
to school
Application: AZ
Deadline: April
Spring Award
.American ~usiness Women's Association - lrunderbird ~hapter: Deadline May 22
,5 If II'" II _ Turguoi se Chapter: Deadline Apr 5
II II n It _ Valley West Charter Chapter: Deadline Mar 1
Female, business major, good scholastic standing
~£plication: ABWA applications available in financial Aid Office
be attending an Arizona University or
0m~,~~.>r. 1983 as a full time student
ions available in Financial Aid Office and must
grades and two letters of evaluation
zona 2 is prior to application, 3.000 GPA, full time student
rcumstanc~s can modify the number of hours the applicant
n school). Health care major
apPlications available in Financial Aid Office.
1 30
Full time s
achi
accredited nursing program! award based on academic
ia1 need. and interest in lung diseases and/or
ons available in Financial Aid Office
1
A~Ci"'~!n~+iDn available in Financial Aid Office.
1n Financial Aid Office along with
need. additional information requested
ications available in Financial Aid Office
9
Male! e~ 1 time student, 3.000 GPA
!"~'r;n.",p. '~c.·~~~ F','r,anc,'al A,'.A Off1·Ca.. § ~ .""i,.;\ '<PI U ~:,;"::~" ~t",I<. y....-'I;;
Deadl i ne f()r
ications available in Financial Aid
Arizona Charitable Foundation. Sc.holarship:
Financial need, 3.000 GPA--12 hours or more or top ~ of high school
graduating class, business major, Glendale resident.
APRlication: AZ Student Data Form and Comprehensive Financial Aid
eport or Needs Analysis foy'm
Indian Health Career Awards:
Must already be in a study program for a health career or health related
field, United States Indian, must be accepted in an institution
of higher learning, established need.
~lication: Information about requesting applications available in
--rinanc1al Aid Office.
Deadline for fi}~ng: November 15
Psychology Scholarshi.p:
Must complete Psy 1'01, 3.00 minhnum grade in Psy course, 3.00 minimum
cumulative GPA, must have completedeither Psy 230 Statistical or
Psy 290-Experimental with minimum 3.00 grade, self-declared Psychology
major, financial need,
Application: AZ Student Data For'ffi, CFAR or Needs Analysis Form
Armed Forces Health Professions Scb.9}arship:
Information and applications are available at the nearest Navy
Recruiting District ceo
Harriet MHeather; ngtan Scho"l ar'shLp,;
Recommended by local junior col ene/college/technical school/church
or other agencY$ female, financial need, scholastic achievements are
taken into consideration as icator of desire to further/complete
ap~ljcants education.
~plication: Available in Student Financial Aid Office
aaline for filing: Fall - April 1
Spring - November 1
Summer - i"1arch 1
Boston Un; versi t,y Trustee S.ch.o}arshi p;
Academic achievement beyond normal curricular requirements, 3.8 GPA or
higher, demonstration of leadership or significant contributions to the
college and community.
National Federation For The Blind:
Several Scholarships available - for additional information and applications
are available at Student Financial Aid Office.