San Jose City College Times, Vol. 17, Issue 2, Feb 23, 1966

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Offers Political Activity New Democrat ic Club is being formed at SJCC for students w bo wish to take a more active part in th e activities of tlwir political party, according t o Robin Ross,

P resident of t he San J ose Democratic Club. "It is t he respo nsibilit y of each individual to take part in }X)litics," urged Garth Norton, Chairman of SociaJ Sciences. Ross explained that members can take part in discussions and debat es of many local, state, and natjonal policies of government . Committees will be formed to study world events. Speakers such as William Stant on and other incumbents will 'be included in the activities of the club, he affirmed. Also, he continued, there will be many social even ts to raise money to rent halls and for other club activities. He reminded that this is election

~~~~~;ta?~~~tinJ? ~pceremonies held on C:IDDPUS February 18, • e. rograrn student."i po ~ for a. g d ti ~o~t. SUC•mding from left to right, in the first RO\\o; 'lr;~ ~Jj:: er an, arol Cutler, Jen1. 1\fontgomerv M · Ab" • : · ~ second row· Gail Hall K L ~.,]' arCJa manti, 1n the Kathy P~on, in the' th~~e~O\J~~~ian: Borell~ ~ancy Lloyd, S!tirlcy Micheton, Linda Oalzoni, in. the1'o:rth ~~~; rX.~'* Astev;rson, Lmda. Farmer, Dlan.na Neale, Diane F illman, and Umla~o~::

year and that members could take an active part in the political is~ sues and campaigns. Ross hopes to get the club chartercd with the Inter-Club Council. a nd achieve a substantial amoWlt of .meJllbership.

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Led by a n energetic new slate' of officers, the Ski Club is plan· niJJg spring semester a:ctivities that range from surfing 'to snow sk iing: New president Ken Waage is supported by vice-president Bruce Andrade, secretary J acque Sporan , treasurer Bill Norma ndine a nd ICC representative Diana Hart. Marian Doak will be resPonsible for club pu blicity. Dues of only $1.50 will make any student elibigle to go on a 5-day ski trip to Shasta during E aster

Viacation, and a weekend trip t o Heavenly Valley this month. Water s k.Hng will aJso be f eatured when th e water has thawed. Surfing is another pla nned ac· tivity waiting for warme r weather. Beach parties will be more or less common Club as members soak u p sunshine, sand and salt water. -

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teams will dip their feet · · m P<Jster pamt and stomp and sk'1p over · p1eces of butcher paper { "painting" per team). Prizes~~ the "best" w ill be awarded. or A drawing for a record albun, w~l also ~ held, and refreshments Will be served. After the Ca.rnivaJ, games wi II be played in the men· gym. s -

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CITY COLLEGE FROSH Sheri Cirincione a nd Bill R~~~)~h a · , ~he w o.rJ? of beginnin g photogr !'tJ)hy students. T he photos can ~rruse m_ the C1t.y C~Jicge library; they represent thinP"s the student pl•osetoe n "likeu and ndlSiike ." "' gs

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Subje~t on which some trash was later piled. The box was then discarded with the rest of the t rash. After recovering from the shock of his discovery, Morris decided it was, " . . . p robably the best thing that ha.s happened to any

indiVidu al my instructor. me to update ma teriaIt l." forces The only objectjon voiced by Morris was tha t it, " .. - leaves li ttle time for gardening, landscaping, and furnisbing the home."

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Witlh the campus police force bill ties concerning citations.

issuing tickets, instead of warn· ings since last MondaY, the Justices of the student court are makiilg rights of students and insuring an effort ' to make each student FREE, and their dates only 1.00. that studen t citations are handled aware of his rights and re~IX>nSi· by student officers r a ther than Associated Student Body Presi· to a "eritical" notch' of $9,000· defi- studeD ~effort, " continued Knapton admiJli~t!-aiors~ - · "' -. ... dent Jim Steele moved the budget cit due to lack of Activity Card in Steele's behalf. Steele has said, "If the-re is no Burch vvent on to enume rate the cutting deadline up a week, from sales during spring registration. student effort or action or desire, steps that must be taken after a Feb. 18, to Thursday, F eb. 24, sayAccording to Richard Knapton, student's car 'is cited. ' 1The s tudent ing, "This will allow time to · in~ P u b 1 i c Relations Commissioner, this is a sign to the student counmust make an appoi.ntrrnent to ap- vestigate all aspects of the problem "Steele has expressed t he desire cil t hat there is no s tudent interest pear before t he court a t_least ten related to the recent student body to have as many students aS pos- in th'e programs, and the progra ms will then be acted upon a ccording· calendar da ys "a fte r cited," Burch fund deficit." sible contribute ideas o~ solutions ly when budget alterations are said. "The a ppointment is to be Two weeks ago Steele placed a to t his problem." made a t the finance office. "This is a school crisis and it ordered." "freeze" on ASB mon ey bags as Coui-t is held o n Monday at 12 In allowing ''time'· tor investiga.. should be solved through united t he tl'e asury's currency belt shrunk •I Kathy P arsOn, Vicki Stevf!nson a nd locked caTs ·wJthOut having to call p.m ., W ednesday at 10 a.m., tional purposes, the student coun~ ..tean S. Tillotson Speaks Linda Ca lzoni, winner of t he Santa a locksmith." • Thursday at 11 a.m ., a nd F riday cit appointed a three-man commitIn Men's Gym Thursda y Clara County Dental Assistants Stud ents needing this service at 1 p.m. If for some r~son a tee to research, discuss an d recomshould go to t he Law Enforceme nt student is not able to make any mend actions for budget s lices. Jean S. Tillotson, Universit y of Society $100 Scholarship. of these t!imes, a special court City College Times will run a office in 'room 101. Massachusetts specialist in moveT he committee members-George date will be arranged. "There 1s ment exploration, will guest speak picture of the "capped" students Watts, Commissioner of Finance ; never any reason why a student at Ci ty Colle ge's Women's Phys ical ln the March 2 issue. Ed. note . Edward Mogler, ' Director of S t u· Russian Films Roll cannot appear before one of the Before the budget fo'r Che follow- the Supervisor of Student Opera· de nt ActivitYi and Robert R. RyEduca t ion and Recreation Depl judges," commerlted Burch. ing fiscal year, 1966-67, can be set tions estimate the income. "Movemen t Ed ucation" program Philosophy Fo rum Hosts Friday, in CC Theatre man, Director of Studen t Oper Penalties for those Joun<l guilty up, the estimated! 'income and de~ An appointed committee is then ations-met Friday, F eb. 18, Thursday, F eb. 24, 7 o'clock in the Physicist Louis Fein at 10 Two Russian films will be shown vary with the severitY of the of- partmental budget request must formed at the Conunissioner of Men's Gym , Philosophy FoTUm will present on Friday only, Feb_ 25, in the City fense and the number of violations be compared. Three people, the Finance's discretion. It will con- a.m. to confer the ma tt-er. They A demonstration wit h third and n o t e d physicist- Luathe ma.tieian College thea ter at 8 p.m. They will were obligated not to d isclose the ir the student has committed, but as Conmtissioner of Finance, the Di- s ist of approJcimately eight people fourth grade boys and g ir ls will be Louis Fein, found e r of the sfn- be ''The Duel" a nd "Earth." recommendations until the student a usual course they follow this reetor .of Student Activities, and - four student government offipresented, and the aims, objectives noetic Systems Co., Los Altos, who council session (open to veryone) "The Duel" was made in 1962 pattern: cia ls and Iour qualiiied student and future irnpli actions of move- will discuss "Social Implications or from a short novel by Anton ChekThursday, Feb. 24, 10 a.m ., room First offense, a warning. For the body card holders who are men t educa tion in physical edu ca- Com puters," Thursday, Feb. :U, hov. The actors and dialogue are second ofrense a suspension or recommended by the Commissioner U-200. According to Knapton, ustuden ts tion wilJ be discussed. room F·7_, 11 o'clock Cit·y Co llege Russian, with . Englisl\ subtitles. parking privileges for a time to be and approved by the Council ' wishing to speak during this m eet · This movie is a sensitive concep- determined by the judge according time. Student body members who ing may do so by contacting any Dental Assisting Students Fein is a graduat-e of Brown tion of the time in w hich the story to l!he seVerity of the offense. If would like to apply ifor a position studen t council member t o recog.. U nl\'ersity and authored numy took place and of Chekhov's ar- a student is found guilty of a third on the committee for the '6&-67 nize you during the meeting!' , Are Officialiy 'Capped ' noted a rticles inhasnational publica- tistry. The photography in the offense he is sent to the Dean of budget, should write a short essaY Eighteen City College Den tal tions d«?lling with computeTs, data movie is very good, according to Men for further disciplinary acOnce the alterations have been After twelve years of service at on why they feel qualified to se.rve, decided upon, the approved budget Assisting Program students were processlng, and related flelds. Charles J. Slleldon, faculty repre- t ion. of!icially "capped" Friday, Feb. 18, The Justices stressed the fact the helm, H. R. Buchser, superin- and tum it in to Sharon Herndon, will be sent to H. R. Buchser, se ntative of the English Depart· in ceremonies held on campus. that once a student 'is cited his tendent and president of San Jose in the Student Finance Office be- Superintendent-President of City Campus Police Aid me·n t. The studen ts, who will complete College, for his final approval. citation is placed on file in three City College will retire in June fore March 15. '"Earth " is a silent movie made 'Locked Out' Drivers of 1967. He has been superintendtraining by working in dental ofin 1930 by Alexander Dov>h.e nko. diffeT'Cnt places; the campus police ent since May, 1964, a nd City ColJames Page, head of City Col· fices this spring, include : It is a classic showing t he peas- department, 1:he finance· oHice, 'a nd Marsha Abinanti, Mary Ann lege police, reported th.!lt t he cam· ant's relationship to the Russian the court itself. Once the citation lege president since 1955. Airose, Kathy Bake r, Lillian Berk- pus patrol is equipped with special soil. Now, the San J ose Junior Col· · is received in the court office a man, Diane Berella , Carol Cutler, tooJs to op~n looked car doors in Admission is free to students card IS. m ade up and kept on -... ....... lege District is faced with a moCIEIT, Men's Gym, 8 :30 p.m. Linda Farmer, Diane Fillmen, Gail the e\•ent that a studen t locks bim· _w_i_th_ A_S_B:_ca:_rd.:.s_:_._ _ _ _ _ _ _.J.:o:.:.rd.:...f:.:o:.:.r_:th:.:e:....::•:.:.n::tire:.::._:se::::m:.:es ::: te:.:r:.:..- - - I mentous task-that of filling the WEDNESDAY: FebruJl.rY 2S 4. Tennis Tourney, Berkeley Hall, Linda Johnson, Nancy Lloyd, self out. position vacated by Buchser. A 1. Supreme Court, 10:00 a .m., Rm. Page said, "This was inaugurated U-205 Karen Lyons, Sherley Michelon, three man committee has been SATURDAY: F ebruary 26 Jerri Montgomery, Dianna Neale, to enable students to ente·r their formed to screen 13pplicants for 2. Co-Ree Night, 7:30p.m., Wom- 1. Swinpning - Northern Califorthe job of district superintendent enls Gym nia Relays, College of M arin, and Cit y College president. 3, Santa. Olara. County Honor High All Day. School Band, Theatre, 8:00 p.m. 2. Wrestling, Golden Ga te Confer· Members of 1:he screening com· It is a new semester and once news leads to give to the report· mittee are Dr, Leland Medsker, 4. College Times Published again the leadership of the City ers. ence Tourney, Here, 9:00am. The feature desk will be headed professor in education and vice . College Times h as changed hands. TUESDAY : 1\t:arch 1 The new editor is J eff Mullins, by Bill H uston and his -assistant president of t he Center for the THURSDAY: F ebruary 24 a 22-year-old education major. He Chris Vaughn. They are charged Study of Higher Education at 1:he 1. Student Council, 10:00 a.m., Rm. 1. Student Council, 10:00 a .m., is planning to gradUate this term with keeping track of both the fine University of California; Dr. John U -200 R m. U-200 ~d lively arts. Mike O'Connor Lombardi, presiden t o f Los Angeand transfer to San Jose State. 2. Student Court, 11:00 a.m., Rm . 2. Student Court, 11 :00 a.m., Rm, Second man on the Times staff will take over the job of Staff les City College, and Dr. Thomas U-205. U-205 is a girl, Judi McCNlry. She is a Coordinator and "number one" re- Jam'€'5. professor 'in education at 3. First I.C.C. Meeting, 11:00 a.m., 3. Philosophy Forum, 11:00 a.m., 17-year-old journalism major and porter. Stanford University. Rm. U-200 F·7 was a reporter for the Times last The often forgotten but essential Henry Gunderson, president of 4. Civil Rlgbts Forum, l l :00 a.m., semester. Her past experience business side of the paper is han- the boarcl of ~uperviwrs, said the 4. Baseball, San Jose City College Theate r vs. Stanford Braves, There, should come in handy fo r this se- dled by John Miguelgorry and his district will attempt to attract ap5. Golf, San J ose City College, vs. 3 :00 p.m. mester's paper. fast-moving advertising staff. Tht.s plications from throUghout the San Mateo, There, 1 :00 p.m. 5. Tennis T ourney, Berkeley Bob Borzone, fall sports editor_. is Miguelgorry's second stint as nation. 6. Basebal~ San Jose City College has been put to pasture, _with. his Advertising Manager. He said the committee will select FRIDAY: February 25 vs. U.C.J.V., There, 3:15p.m. chief aide, Fred Jones; taWing over Charles Ste~ns is the Times' eight of 10 leading candidates. 1. Golf, San Jose City College vs. the sports editorship. Fred is a Final selection is expected to be WEDNESDAY: 1\la.rch 2 San Mateo, Here, 1:00 p.m. real "great effort" m a n, and his "mortician," who along with Leann Sarmento, takes care of the li- m ade in January, 1967. 2. Basketball, San Jose City Col- 1. Supreme Court, 10:00 p.m., Rm. MURDERER'S ROW? ALMOST but not quite. This collection o! page will be hi ghligh,ted by Bor- brary. President - superintendent BuchU-205 lege vs. San Mateo, There, hartl bitten desperadoes ma.kes the back bone of tlte City Coll8J:.re · zone 's sharp-tongued, . J 'agged Jot· 2. Co-Ree Night, 7:30 p.m., Worn· The Times photogra pher is ser, who will be 65 next year, re8 :00p.m. Times newspaper staU. From left t.o right, Bill Huston , Feature Ed.; tings. sharp - lensed Royal Chamberlain. ceived a new one year contract at ~like O'Connor, Sta.U Coordinator; C hris Vaughn, F eature Staff; Also assi tin th CU 1 tu ral Series, RANDY taff 1· R en's Gym J eff ~(uiUns, Times Editor; Charlie Ste,·ens (standing) '')lortici.a n" ; . . . s g e s . s on· The night-staff editor is Don Ka- an annual salary of $22,000, last 3. SPARKS & THE NEW SO· 3. College Times Published Judi 1\teCra.y, Ass't. Ed.; Ron l\la.cLen.nan, Ad. StaU; nnd Ronnie me Cinelh \vho, as news editbr, has month. washima. Cinelli, News Ed. Not pictured, Ad l\I anager, John :\tiguelgorry. the volwninous job of compiling

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BATTEN'S ART

~·:,;;h·"E~plains Court Steele Moves Budget Cut

public. General admi ssion $2.09, children 50 cents, high

The Selective Service Depart.. ment :recently announ.ceil th a. U1ey wfU c lose a contract with a testing .finn for a Selective Serv· - T est with1n the n e.x t l ew days. JCe The Selective ServiCe T est Is a draft qualifying test which will be made ava ilable to two million college stude nts and high s e b 0 0 1 seniors.

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Robert Doerr, History instructor will probably be the club advisor:

- Cosmetics Alumni Hold Meet Tonight

F rom t ime to ti me every course mu st be revised in ord er to keep up with the latest infonnation on the s u bject. T he Botany a nd Nature Study courses taugh t by Eug ene Morris , however, received u nexpectedly abrup t revis ion recently as he was moving from a n a pa rt· ment into a new home. As far as can be determined by MotTis, his notes for Botany, Nature Study, E n tomology, and some photogr aphs were placed in a box

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Radio Workshop Starts Spring.Semester Radio W or kshop, a two unit-six h our -c;ty College Drama and Speech Dep t . course, has started its programming for the spring semester, according t o Walt Robinson , instru ctor. The workshop, which is par t of the Broadcast Curriculum at City College, offers studen ts t rai ning in the production of a weekly r ad io program. L ast year t he works hop procluced 17 progra ms featuring discussion and interview on aspects of campus life.

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Wednesday, F ebruary 23, 1966

Stuuents As Edilor .of the West Valley College Norseman, i n Com gbell, I h ave h eard many comments about the· "apa th_y" of West .Val ley Hold Salesmanship sti ll I students. I t's of Lr ad t"• ' on su ch as yo. u Contest This Spring fllsed i tu a ''on h ere, and no

Guest Editorial understandable,

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have at City College. We have on ly been i n o p e r a ti o n since the FalJ semester of 1964. better off than yours, at l east as d college is infinitely f Butf our ar as un s are concerne d. We have as mu ch m o ney in our treasury as we will n eed, with probably som e to spare. So we can afford to sit back and ]a ugh a t you. F o r a co1lege with h'l'o-thirds the enroll m ent to h ave a be tte r turno ut than a l arger college is, yo u m ust adJnit, funny. But i t sh o uldn' t be funn y from your point of view. Our ASB cards, by the way, cost $7.50, as com pared to your 56.00 charge. I don't imagine we h ave any be tte r activi ties. But for some reason, we have more sp i rit, in thi.s r espect a t least, than you do.

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N;ght Ed;tor .... DON KAWASHIMA

Asst. Editor ········-·· JUDI McCRARY Feature Editor .......... BILL HUSTON News Editor ·-······- RONNIE CINELLI

Sports Ed itor .... -.:... _. FRED J ON ES

Adv. Mgr. .... JOHN MIGUELGOR RY Advisor -·- ···········-··· C. W. PALM ER

Staff: Ad ve rtising, J im Tabor, Bill Rumph, Sheri Cirincione, Ron Moc l ennan: Sports; Karl Laucher, Curtis Hyde , Pat C avataio, Bob Bo rtone, Frank Wright, Chester Wood, Pax Rocha : News: Chris V~ ugh a n , Bettie Barker, LeeAnn Sarmento, Ch,ules Stevens, Francis Smallwood , Joyce Reed. Photog rapher: Royal Ch amberlain. Staff Coordinator: Mike O ' Conner_

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the Cosmetology Deparbnent. T he reason behind all the activity is a salesmanship contest. Th is contest is open to all t he

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l(lonk 'n' Klang As you walk into the office of tlte City College Times- we

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don t key your Eustachian tubes for the Perry White of the Daily P lane t. No, Sir. The Times. has no p.rhlling press since all the printing is d~ne at the ."Globe" across town. ~he only smell yonr keen senses w1ll detect IS fr01n a half eaten cheese and sal an1i sandwich l eft on th e sports desk by Bob Borzone, and lhe only authoritarian

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The value of this activity to the

are divided into two groups. T he JWliors compete against other Jul}.iors and Seniors compete aga4flst other Seniors. T his -annual contest started on the first day Qf this semester and will continue for eight (8) consecu tive weeks. The awards that

are •to be given will be presented the Cosmetology Club. The awards include three (3) trophies and pl¥Iues in each group. The winner will be detennined

by the number of points each girl h~ ac~umulat:M. Points are given tor set:rtces perfOtmed. such serv-

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Lately, have you been suffering from a pounding se r . nsabl•.on • your head? You probably don't need on e of those much -pu ICII~ h • he~ dac he re me d1es as muc as you need to become a radio dial, tw1ster-and clear you r own personal airwaves of the "Batman Th eme, by th e Marketles. Wh at a "caper." · · Word wizard Roger "King of the Road" Miller present a t wo-sided smash recordi·ng: "Husbands and Wives11 and "l\ us a Long Time Leavin' ." You can't buck Roger trom the charmed• · " co,. . . sIars. He ' s becoming an institution of "Iop t en " smgmg There's a bug going around. The love bug. Already it has hl ba nged Beatie G eorge HarriSon, the third to go, and onl lea'• Paul McCartney unencumbered, still resistant to the nupliar d Ironically, t he newest single by the British boys is labeled " N;~ 9'

possible cancellation because of the

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to his surprise, ''army leader''; be a "fanner." Josephine should

be "prosperous," ev""ery David ("beloved") luck in love. Whatever your gli.ven name, chances -are you've -acquired a nickname by now. Psychologists have interesting- and opposite-

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of thought says that all ruck· names. even effcctionatc ones, are basically bclitlling-'the shortened name refilects an unconscious de-sire to "cut the other person down • t.o size"! 0 the r psychologis~ maintain that we express a friend--

ly desire to identify wlth other people when we use a nickname instead of the more forma l moniker.

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mes ter pres ident, Ma tias I. Bau· tista. One of the club's most aclive members for over three semes te rs, Bautista has a lways looked forward to becom ing its ''head m an ." On many occa sions in the past he has been nominated for the post but due to academic over load he had to decline the nominations . "Go where the action is,'' in vi tes Baut ista, "and the club can be a

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Drivers lice nse needed 5 days a week I :00 P.M. to 5:00 great success." P.M. Filling and delivering At this time the entire club fe els Santa Clara VaUey Chapter of Phon e 293·9033 orders. the need in promoting friendsh ip the America n Welcling Society has and unders ta nding between its L----,,--...,---::::------==---'

a'"(larded its annual $100 scholar- mcmbcl"S, especially foreign and ship and membership to Lewis American students. Many social Peoples after completion of a activities a rc planned, beginning interested Welding MetaJlurgy class last se- with a snow trip which mester, accordi ng to Kenneth students may sign up for in room 201 at the next meeting. Neely, SJCC weldiJlg instructor. Also on the International Glub's He explained that the award is activi t y Ji st is the "Interna tional gh'cn to the mos t qualified student BaJJ" which earned over $1,000 in the advanced section of \Veldfor chadty last yea r. ing, "who gets in a nd learns." ''The club is ope n to everyone," Welding stude nts are no t trainencour ages Ba uti sta, "not only to a on burners "rod ing to become production )ine, but suitable tech- foreign anyone s tudents, tis ta, join."toBau IH::c to but who would nicians and leaders," he insisted. from " fa bu lous" Madr id, feels th a l, Citing examples , he said that afonncr students of SJCC fo und "We can lca rri your cus toms, and you can learn ours."

Neely mcs ter's Process L e s Feu.'X Follets, the Cnnadi:m trips to N:Ltio nal D:mre r s, will be seen in Typin g Service Available the Un ited Stutes for the first time observe on· the. job application of in their twe lve-ye ar his tory. Dur- practices studied in the classroom • At Low Cast • With Fast Service ln g the 1965-66 sea son they will a·nd laborato ry. "The stud ent tra ined in Welding tour major cities In t h e United Ca ll after 6 weekdays 286-4839 Sat., Sun. Anytime will never be out of work," he S tates. Unde r the collective title, "The reasoned. "Nuclear energy opera Canadi an Mosa ic," th e c?mpan! J tions, missiles, and jet a ircraft are wlll appea r a t s ~ut Jose Cine Aud1- only a few of rthe many a reas t orium for one per fonnunce Sa.tnr- where Welding Technology will play a part.'' day, 1\l arch 5 , a t S:SO p.m. A wooden shoe dan<'c of the 16th "Study and perseverance may (lentury wiU be among the dances lead the welding technicia n to enllerform cd . Special rates nre availltble f or fJ a nce gr oup~, l l'renc h gineering s la tus," he added, menot her interested tioning several high 1·anking colclasses, and leges offering this type of progroups UI)OII r e quest.

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·with the aim of making the Internationa l Club the leading g roup on campus, City College's Social Organization for Foreign and America n Students launched out on a new and dynamic begi nning with the lcction of its sp1;ng se-

The Inte rn ational Club's next continued th a t this se- 1 meeting will be h e ld Thursday, Application of \Velding February 24. during the 11 o'clock clas s will be tak·ing field collQge hour in room 201. local industria l plants to 1

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Students in the pa int shops are getting val uable training and are saving SJCC "dollars a nd cents," working on the h llrd les for the t rack team. asked !or by Char les Baker . The bleache rs ncar t he I pools and a project for the Dental ! Assis ting Departm ent were also on his age nda . AU TO ELECTRIC "I am 1 i k c a n under t aker." Tune-Ups chuck iC'ct . o:·ona. ··sooner or lat e r ••• By Carl they all co~1c t o me." · H e v.·:-.s n--f~:1.·: •1g to the many Servite • Brake l'Cque::. ts r"l't:" ;n il~g to paint jobs • lnboard·Outbaard the f:-tcl!'t. m ~·1~rs bring to t he Repair ;ho:J t'~ h~ (lone arl):m d t he school. • General Repairs HC' rc:lSC'J~ ... rl t1· 'I it wculd cost the • Boat and Tf'oiler school a Cout fi ve Cl' six dollars per Wirin9 hour to pay a p.·ofC'Ssional pa inler DISCOUNTS TO S.J.C.C. to ha ndle the.se jobs. STUDENTS AND FACULTY "St ud P!lts r.ot on ly do jobs for Phone 292-6442 the school. bul al ::-o ffJ t" o the1· or438 S. Bascom ganizations," he continued. ''The students arc presently working at the Blind Cen ter." "T r ai nin g: wise , ynu ea rn beat this type of work ," be obscn,cd. '' It includes a ll phases o f the track a nd all of the too!s in\'olved . Al l of the shops arc invo~\'ed in t his pro ject, but painting is t he bige;es t job, since t:hey w ill be d :->ing the ins ide a nd o uts ide of the entire

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With sorrow etched into every mournful word delivers his fifth hit-in-a-row, "When liking Turns t~ Lov'"'" .. Bo ots and booty can go hand in foot, as shown Sinatra' s skyrocketing musical message, "Th ese Boots Are Walki ng." After countless flops, Frank's offspring has finally ac11iO>J!dl an im pressive chart stance. W ith a_ll due respect _to any sensitive French artist, the U.S. labeled thetr secret Spec•a l Forces in Viet ~'lam the Green S/ Sgt. Barry Sadler seems. to have .• special affinity for the gree n, and as a result of h1s chart-lopping, martial-beat rend ition "Green Berets" he is lining his pockets with same. Blind Negro R&B styl ist Ray " Born to Lose" Charles wails a~ wallows in Pit E, a near-bottomless abyss of moroseness on 11 Cryin 9 ' Time." A W aterworks Unlimited Product ion. A p a~adox?_ Perhaps. May~e only English funnym an Peter Sell., could do 1l: dehver a tongue-In-cheek recitation of "A Hard Day's Night " while retaining pe rfect diction. In other words, Pet e.r Sellers waxes eloquently. _ .

i~iiiiii:;;:;~;;~~~~ ~ ~ in four ways: First and fo rem ost, purchase a.:n A. S. B. card. , Second, sign the petition being cl:rcnla ted. Third, FREEMAN'S write a letter to the S tudent ConnUSED CARS cil telllng t he m you support the _c t _ · - - - - - - - - - - - - l Retrea,t. (Th ese letters should be -pe Best Clean Used teft 1n Mr. Marcus' or 1\Ir. ,., ,_, .

Guir~'s office.) Fourth, SHOW AT THE STUDENT MEETING FEB. 24 UPSTAIRS By Jll\1 TABOR, TUE STUDENT UNI ON. Art lovers and people of gocxl when the votes \viii be cast on taste everywhere. Arise! It is time budget card. P lease be there, for the general apathy of the stu- l w . and 1 • student activity ' dents here •a t San Jose City College ·s by student Is determined to cease! Respectfully, I will not single out for direct Dennis Percy, chairman of criticism, any particular work of the Academic Retreat ''art" that once hung in the StuCommittee. dent Union. But, I do feel some general criticism is in order. As I understand it, art is supposed to have an emotional or aesthetic effect on its o;uookeT. If this is true I cannot see how one can get an emotional "charge" out of a Are you a spear-wielder? Or al disorganized attempt at art. True, there were some works which were forest-dweller? Or a protector o~ good. They showed thought, sin- property? lf your name is Gerald . . . or cerity and a falr amount of ar-tistic . . . or Edward-the an• Sylvia talent. However, most left me wondering about the possible relation swer is yes! Names -first names and surbetween the objects in the construction of art, and about the names, nicknames and trade names - have more meaning than most o£ purpose of the work itself. While I don't believe in adminis· us realize. Eacb Donald, for ex-ample, is' trative control, I do feel that some me~ber of the faculty or some' "world ruler''; Roy is a "king," other individual in the administr'a- and Stephen or S tep:hanie a tion s houJd t a k e it upon himself to "crown." Eugene ~s "well-born," use discretion in the issuance of Ethel, "noble," Patrick and Fapermission to hang these mon- tiricia are "p atrician." Alice is strosi.ties for public display. They "truth'' and Eva is "life." , might as well frame the fire alaim . ~Y ~o~n names have rebox and title it "Construction in ligtous stgnilicance. Mary mea.tl$ Red and Silver" at least it would "blessed," while John, Jean and Joah say "God is Gracious.'t have utilitaria~ beauty. Chris'tx>pher means "Cihrist· bear, er"; Elizabeth is "consecrated tto

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Supporters of the Retreat are a.sklng t hat th,e full budget aJlotment be made despite the deficit, and are d oing so for (ooct reason. The Retreat as aUowed $900 a_ semester. Last Fall, $640.95 went towards food's and IOOging, $70.51 was spent for t>WO topic1'Y re-lated mo"v~es and $200 was spent foit ransportation. This totals $911.46 -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; and all these expenditures are vital 1 to the success or the function

If you, as a student, wish an

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da nger of a serious cut back and m-anent defi cit.

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discuss important questions in an atmosphere of warmth, frankn~s and courte$y. It is not an activitj.. held for a select " iU:' crowd. Th~ complete absence of cliques is another surprising yet pleasing as-

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About five semeSters ago a group commentary yo u wiU hear is an occasional murmur from a soft of s tudents and fa culty concerned spoken editor (who will probably have a case of laryn~itis). by the lack of student-faculty inYes, the Times off ice is a friendly place and we o~ge you teraction instituted the Academic to bring your news stories and l eads to room 42 (tl1at's where Retreat. The Retreat iS a unique we hold forth). If you ever feel th ~ impulse to bring somethin g opportunbty for both groups to be it nice or naSty, friendly or foely, for know and understand each otHer. ~o our attention bitter or wurst (see our sports departJnent) - please drop in It is a giant step in combating the - JDM aXtd do so. depersonalization of education. Each semester a g_roup of 60 students and faculty spend a weekSan Jose Paint end in the redwoods of La H onda. There, they discuss a topic and . related books which are read prior to the weekend.

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If you want to get the full advantages of college, it includes Cosmetology students. The stu- Man." more than just going to school and going h om e . I t includes the lectures, recitals, concerts, dances, ~s, and othe r cultural events such as football, hasketba1l, t rack, etc. So, t o en d up paying m o re becau se you don't want to buy an ASB card n ow, seem s to show _ th at college isn't teachjng you much. It's your college he r e. I'm s trictly an ou tsider , who doesn ' t hasical1y care what yon do, because I'm no t invo~\'-ed . ~ u l you ARE involved. Anll you can't afford to si,l b ack and lau gh.

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