The QC, Vol. 79, No. 15 • February 4, 1992

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Volume LXXIX, Number 15
February 4,1993
Johnson Hall Incident
Leads to Whittier
Police Investigation
An incident in the women's restroom of Johnson Hall
led to the filing of criminal charges by two female
students against a male student.
by Alec Mackie
QC News Editor
Two female students
filed charges against a male
Whittier College student
with the Whittier Police Department, according to detective Ed Childs ofthe Whittier PD. The charges stem
from violations of California
Penal Code 647H.
According to Campus
Safety Chief Ed Malone, on
three separate occasions the
suspect watched women take
showers in the second floor
west bathroom of Johnson
Hall.
Malone confirmed that
the first incident was reported to Campus Safety on
Jan. 19 after a woman in the
shower said she saw someone peering over the shower
wall.
Malone also confirmed
that a second report was filed
on Jan. 23 by a woman who
walked into the bathroom
and said she saw a man looking over the shower wall.
After filing reports with
Campus Safety, the two
women were shown a photo
line-up and asked to identify
the man they had seen,
Malone said.
According to Childs
when the man was identified
Campus Safety's investigation was turned over to the
Whittier PD. Childs then inter-
Please see POLICE pg. 5
"Riots and Roses"
Pblic Relations
British stage and television actress Barbara
Kinghorn will be performing excerpts from four
centuries of London theater on Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. in
the Shannon Center. The event is free to the Whittier
College community.
New VP of Advancement
Responsible for Growth
Joseph Zanetta, recruited by a national search organization, began work on Monday as
the person in charge of making the college grow financially.
by Camille Wilson
QC Assistant News Editor
Joseph M. Zanetta, the
newly appointed vice president
of advancement, started work
on Monday. Zanetta is the
former executive director of
external affairs at the
University of Southern
California's School of Business
Administration and an alumni
of Cornell University.
Zanetta was recruited by a
national search firm. He said he
became enthusiastic about the
vice presidential position after,
"I met with Dr. Ash and sensed
his vision for the College."
He continued, "My view of
that vision is taking a school
that has a very outstanding
academic program which is not
perceived as strongly as it really
is, and making it more visible."
Zanetta also said that
President Ash along with other
top administrators
demonstrated their
committment to academic
leadership,     quality    and
excellence.
When asked why he
was attracted to a small
college like Whittier as
opposed to a larger
school, Zanette replied,
"You can stay at a 1 arger
university and be a part
of it, but at a smaller
college you can have a
greater impact. I think
that is a challenge and
that Whittier is an
exciting place to be."
As Vice President
of Advancement,
Zanetta will be
responsible for
planning, organizing
and implementing a
five year campaign to
greatly expand the
College's endowment
which is currently close to $25
million.
Zanetta's goal is to increase
the endowment to the level that
it is, "competitive with other
highly selective liberal arts
colleges."
He  noted that Pomona
Public Relations
Joseph M. Zanetta
College which is similar in size
and orientation to Whittier, has
an endowment of $250 million
because of its a strong
reputation.
'If the College is perceived
as a good school people will want
Please see ZANETTA pg. 4
Solicitors Illegally Using Residence
Halls to Sell Magazines to Students
by Alec Mackie
QC News Editor
During the month of January, several individuals illegally
went door to door in the residence halls soliciting magazines
to students, according to Campus Safety Chief Ed Malone.
The individuals do not carry
Whittier business licenses and
are therefore not allowed to sell
door to door. They are also trespassing on college property,
Malone said.
An incident took place on
Saturday Jan. 23 between the
solicitors and Campus Safety.
The previous day Campus
Safety had stopped three solicitors and warned them that if
they were to return they would
be cited, according to Malone.
On Jan. 28 the three individuals were spotted in a residence hall and when confronted
by Campus Safety began to run.
One person was arrested
and turned over to the Whittier
Police Department. The individual was an employee of Thoroughbred Sales #09.
The suspect was "cited out,"
took off campus and a citation
was written for trespassing
Whittier Police Department,
according to Officer Chuck
Drylie.
Karen Glisky, the General
Manager for Summit Publishers Service, said that they are
the clearing house for many independent contractors, including Thoroughbred Sales #09.
She explained that they receive the orders, process them
and send them to the publisher.
They also take messages for the
company, which has no permanent address, according to
Glisky.
Glisky did say that anyone
who purchased a magazine from
Thoroughbred Sales #09 and the
order was sent to Summit Publishers and will receive their
magazine.
Thoroughbred Sales #09
was unavailable for comment.
According to the Better
Business Bureau of Houston
Texas, where both companies
are based, Summit Publishers
is a recommended company. The
BBB had no information on
Thoroughbred Sales #09.
"Generally speaking these
are not legitimate companies,"
Please see ILLEGAL pg. 5
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What's Inside: A Useful Guide to the Quaker Campus
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News
Turner Hall Update
The new residence hall
remains on schedule while
Hillside residents voice
concerns regarding it. Pg. 7
Viewpoint
Open Forum
Students offer
suggestions on ways to
improve the social atmosphere
of the college. Pg. 3
Features
Senior Bio
Phil Hickey shares his
thoughts on jobs, cockroaches
and Judy Blume in a senior
profile. Pg. 8
A&E
Student Play
Senior Chris Williams'
"Donors,"aboutpledging, will
show in the Studio Theater
next weekend. Pg. 11
Sports
Super Hoops
NASA won last
weekend's three man toumey
and will now go to regionals at
USC on Feb. 27. Pg. 16