The Telescope 30.28.1

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Track team wins title {s;:~~ ~n) THE TELESCOPE Palomar College

Volume 30 No. 28

A Publication of the Associated Students

June 3,1977

San Marcos, CA

Presidential search reaches final stage Prescreening of the 1H:l completed applications for the presidency of Palomar Co llege has been completed by the Presidential Search Committee. According to Barbara Hinkley,

Concert to honor graduates Sunday

A line of bodies seems to stretch into infinity as hopeful students wait to register for summer school Wednesday. (Photo by Pat Downs)

The President's Concert, honoring graduating students, will be held Sunday, June 5 at 3 p.m. in the Student Union. Four of Palomar's performing groups will be featured in the concert. Admission is free to all graduating students, and $1 general admission. Tickets are available through the Music Department and Community Services. For more information call the Music Department, 744-1150 ext 549 or :349.

Behavioral Science instructor am! chairperson of the committee, the 1:1 voting member committee has selected 44 applica nts from the original list of 24:l. and this list will be broken down to I() or mon• possibilities at a future nweiing of ilw committee. The committeP will tht>n invite these candidatt>s to tht> campus for interviews. On .hu1e I '1 a tina] list of :1 t" (i candidates will lw submitted hy thl' committee to ilw Board of( ~ovl'rnors for a final dl:'cision. The Board of ( rt>vernors will then interview these peop]p and possihl\· visit them at their currPnt plan• of employment. The final rlecision should hP made hy ,July I. when current president, I )r. Fredt>rick Huber's contract E'Xpin·s. "The majority of thl' candidates on the present list resid1• in ( 'alifornia ," said HinklPy.

Orchestra, ensemble Huber to address graduates finish concert season Palomar's Community Orchestra and Wind Ensemble will present the final concert of the season Tuesday in the Dome. Both groups are directed by Robert Gilson, department chairman. The wind ensemble will perform music by George Gershwin, John Cacavas and Frank Erickson. The Gershwin piece, Second Prelude, will feature selections from Porgy and Bess. The Cacavas composition is a concert march, Days of Glory, while the Erickson selection is his Fantasy for Band. Wind players from the orchestra will join the ensemble for the performance. The orchestra, consisting of members of the community as well as Palomar students and neighboring high school students, will play the overture to the opera Hansel and Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck; Symphony No. 5 in E minor by Tschaikovsky and the Berceuse and

EOPS jobs are offered EOPS is now seeking student summer employees. For further information, contact the EOPS Office, ext. 364, office U-12.

Finale from the Firebird Suite by Igor Stravinsky. Tickets at $1 are available from the Music and Community Services Departments at the college, or will be available at the door on the evening of the concert.• For more information call the Palomar Music Department, 744-1150 or 727-7529, ext. 549 or 349.

Retiring president Dr. Frederick sence,''says Dr. Huber. Some highlights of the arldn•ss R. Huber will speak on "1964-1977A Perspective" at the thirty-first will be the effect the college has had annual com mencement exercises. on the community and the futun• possibilities for the institution and June 18 at 10 a.m. in the Dome. According to Dr. Huber, he will its people. not recount his personal experiences During commencement, 1warh· at the college, but will use the past 13 800 students will receive AA degrpe:,; years as a "'~'JY in which to provide and over 300 will graduate with graduates with some ideas they can certificates of achievement. take with them. • "I want them to look back and say, Reception in the Student Union 'That's what I really got out of this for the graduates, their families and institution' . . . to feel its es- friends will follow the program.

DESIGN, COMPOSITION IMPORTANT ELEMENTS

Photography course offered in summer Design and composition are two important art elements in every good photograph. Students have the opportunity to develop their ability in these areas by taking the eighth annual Palomar College workshop, "Design through Photography." Art instructor Harry Bliss and photography instructor Justus Ahrend will once again combine their talents in the two-week session, June 20 through July 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. "Using their cameras as an instrument of observation, students will

increase their skills as photographers by learning to 'see,'" explains Ahrend. All photography is done in color slides using the students' 35mm cameras. Overnight processing capabilities are available through the college for daily critiques of students' work. Subject matter is provided on field trips to various locations in San Diego and Orange County. In previous years, students have photographed in San Juan Capistrano, Oceanside, Balboa

Park and the San Diego Zoo. Instructors will also use films and lectures to enhance the use of photography as a means of aesthetic communication. Students can earn three units of college credit in either art or photography by taking the course. Registration for summer classes is still going on in the Admissions Office. For further information, contact Justus Ahrend, ext. 308 or Harry Bliss, ext. 340 at Palomar College, 744-1150 or 727-7529.


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