The Telescope 31.09

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THE TELESCOPE Palomar College

Volume 31 No. •

A Publication for the Auoclatecl Students

Dec.2,1977

'Nutcracker' ballet opens tomorrow

Decision ends ASG campaign controversy

The North County Ballet Company, directed by Victor Moreno, is bringing its 1977 production of The Nutcracker to Palomar tomorrow at 8 p.m. The Nutcracker is a traditional Christmas ballet designed to delight all ages. The story is set to Tchaikowsky's Nutcracker Suite and involves a fantasy tale of one little girl's Christmas eve. The Saturday evening performance at Palomar will be staged in two complete acts. Admission will be $2 fo adults and $1 for Palomar students and children under 12. Prima Ballerina and co-director, Louise Frazer, will star as the Snow Queen and Sugar Plum Fairy. This year Pamela Doerr, a freshman at . Palomar, is Miss Frazer's understudy for the role of Snow Queen. Doerr will also be dancing in the Russian (as lead dancer) and Chinese dances and the Waltz of the Flowers from The Nutcracker. Theresa Tremmel and Cindy Bandemer, also Palomar students, are featured dancers in this year's production. Tremmel is preparing for the lead female role in the Waltz of the Flowers as well as dancing in the Dance of the Reed Flutes and Russian Dance. She will also be a snowflake in the Land of Snow. Bandemer will be performing as a dancing doll and a snowflake in the DEDICATION - A tree honoring the memory of the son of first act and will be in the Dance of Palomar President Dr. Omar Scheidt and Mrs. Lorraine Scheidt the Reed Flutes and Waltz of the (center) was dedicated and planted November 21 in front of the Flowers in the second act. library. The tree was selected by the Student Legislature to honor Other Palomar students dancing James Scheidt, 22, who died in a traffic accident last July. Mark in The Nutcrack er include Susan Mowrey (left) and Terry Bowman (right) represented the legislature. Beans and Ann Trostrud. Both (Photo by Liz Callison) dancers will be seen as snowflakes in the Land of Snow and as flowers in the Waltz of the Flowers. In addition, Trostrud will dance in the Russian Dance. Two Palomar graduates who are in the North County Ballet Company's Nutcracker are Karen linden and John lindgren. linden Community Colleges. By .Mary Dickinson who is now attending San Diego In practice, after assembly slicing, State will dance as a snowflake and To give the student a greater voice the bill will allow the local student flower . in the administrative aspect of his representative to come from behind For ticket information, call 729education, 23rd District the audience rail and sit at the Board 8741. Assemblyman John Vasconcellos of Tn:stees table. He or she may created Assembly Bill 591. provide input but not vote or attend After pruning and revamping, the executive sessions. On the state bill was recently signed into law by level, the appointed student will be Governor Jerry Brown and will go able to vote. Travel compensations Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross will into effect next year. will be provided for both. speak on "Death and Dying" In theory the bill was to allow a The implications of having a December 16 at 7 p.m. in the voting student member to sit on the student on the Board of Governors MiraCosta College gym. Board of Trustees, just like the Dr. Ross is the author of three regular elected members. The stu- contradicts the non-voting student books on the -subject including On dent was to have all the priviledges representation on the local level. Death and Dying and Death, The of a board member including The revised bill will simply allow a student an official voice in board Final Stage of Growth. mileage and admission to executive meetings. The program will include ex- sesswn. Supporting the amended bill, amples of the five stages (denial, On the state level, a student President Omar Scheidt said, "A anger, bargaining, depression and representative, appointed by the student would not be held liable for final acceptance) through which govemor would sit and vote on the (Continued on page 6) patients and their families pass. Board ofGovemors of the Califomia

Assembly bill allows for greater student voice

Dr. Kubler-Ross to speak

San Marcos, CA

By Karen Ossenfort Controversy over whether or not ASG election campaign procedures were followed during the October (25-27) elections came to an end at the student legislature meeting November 17. Judicial advocate Judy Shumway distributed copies of a letter containing the decision agreed upon by the Judicial Advocates regarding the alleged campaigning infractions committed by Terry Bowman, a legislator, during the October campaigning. Bowman was accused of campaigning within 200 feet of the polling area. She admitted to attempting to post a flyer containing the names of two candidates on a cash register in the cafeteria October 25, at a hearing held by the Judicial Advocates on November 14 and also at the legislature meeting. By attempting to post the flyer, Bowman violated Article 3, section 2g of the Election Code which states that no campaigning by any candidate or his committee should take place within 200 feet of the balloting area. In their letter the JA's stated that Bowman's campaign activity was "in direct violation of our election code" and that "any violation of the election code warrants the attention of the Student Body legislature," thus leaving the fate of Bowman in the hands of the legislators. Ed Estes, a legislator, moved to disqualify Bowman for her admitted infraction of the election code. Mary Sue Rafalko seconded the motion and Mark Mowrey, chairperson of the legislature, proceeded to take a roll call vote. Out of the eight eligible voters only two voted to disqualify Bowman. The two were Rafalko and Estes. The six legislators who opted to support Bowman were Tony Barlow, Chris Frye, Manuel Sepulveda, Shirley Wisener, Mark Mowrey and Walter Taylor. (Cecelia Vega was not present at the the time.) As a result, Terry Bowman will retain her position as a legislator. At the November 12 legislature meeting two new members to ASG were approved. They were Connie Brown and David Sherman. Brown will serve in the executive cabinet and Sherman will serve as a Judicial Advocate.


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