Prof Works On New Process Belkin To Start Prison Mural
Studiousness Brings Honors To Fifty-Nine
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Calm before storm -- Preparing for their forthcoming roundtable debate on the long ranging free will controversy are, from left to right: Tom Gilmore, Ramón Xirau, Ángel González, Ed Kowalski and George Sidney.
Scientific stepping stone -- Dr. Donovan Clark examines sliver obsidian for microscopic analysis, a process which is expected to be of great value in archeological research.
Prison commission -- Arnold Belkin has receiven a commission from the Mexican government to paint a mural at the Federal Penitentiary.
Tlacuilo Art Club Sponsors Perez' First One-Man Show
Oaxaca Glyphs May Be Key To Ancient Script
Open Student Music Room
Whiteaker To Publicize New Breathing Method
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Finished product -- Shown contemplating his work, which is currently being exhibited in Saloncito VII, is painter Mario Pérez.
Takes a breather -- Stafford Whiteaker is writing a book on a new breathing method.
Really tops -- Among the 59 MCCers to appear on the latest Dean's Honor List are, from right, Victor Calderón, Carmen Hellinger, Linda Tempest, and Philip Cox.
Anthropology on the rocks -- Barely visible at the top of the picture is the faded painting called Caballito Blanco.
Studying the fidure of a danzante at Monte Albán are Paul Radde, Bernice Buresh, and James Radde -- members of a college-sponsored tour to the Oaxaca area.
After a stroll through the Frissell Museum of Zapotecan Art, Paul Radde, Pattie Sims, and Brian Bessert discuss the collection they have just seen.
A trajinera takes a group of students through Xoxhimilco on one of the college's day-long tours.
Wyn Hrdina, Judy Kirby, Jeanine Miller, Kathy Miler, and Eileen Coughlin atop the belfry of the Monastery of San Agustin Acolman -- a stop on the Pyramid trip.
Frank Patout, Don Dietz and Jim Radde promenade with three Mexican señoritas during the Sunday band concert in the plaza of Oaxaca.
A column on Mexico City College explorers passes through the ruins of an ancient palace as they approach the stairway up to the Pyramid of the Sun.
Timeless clouds add to the ancient atmosphere of Monte Albán for (left to right) Don Dietz, Judy Eix, Arleene Queenen, John van Willigen, and Geraldine Steinfont.
On one of the college-sponsored trips to the Oaxaca area, John Becker, Cornelia May, Jerry Durlak, Elizabeth Tuinstra and Pixie Cram gather after a walk through the Hall of Columns at Mitla.
Carol Drover and Sandy Wilson baster for a hand-woven fajera in a Oaxaca Indian market.
In the Mitla Museum, Patti Sims, Al Sievers, Brian Bessert and Gail White respond to the zany mood of this Zapotecan figure.
Writers' Talents Blossom In Oaxaca's Inspiration Laden Air
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Newshound -- Fred Leahy will probably never suffer from "jitters" to interviewing a celebrity. The son of a Walt Disney producer has met royalty, Hollywood stars, and leading politics since childhood.
Mexican barbecue -- At the outskirts of Oaxaca, Writing Center students observe a cazuela of butchered lamb covered with avocado leaves being put into a pit in which stones have been heated for eight hours.
Prominent pair -- Around the campus are much-travelled Spanish major Bob Sepic, and his faithful German shepderd, King.
Now tackles books -- Don Nichols, former halfback for El Camino Junior College and participant in the 1965 Junior Rose Bowl game, has temporarily swapped the head-banging of football for a period of hitting the books.
He's a bird dog -- Ready for a day of hunting, Bruce Wilson and a friend pause for short break before continuing their search for game.