Glendale Community College's Student Employment Services will sponsor
Job Fair 2002 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday on the San Rafael
Plaza.
There are 60 employers scheduled to be on campus to provide job and
networking opportunities to GCC students and alumni.
Participants include Alhambra Police Department, All Saints Children's
Center, Asian Youth Center, Auto Zone, Bally Total Fitness, city of
Glendale, CNTV Casting Inc., Downey Savings, Federal Bureau of
Investigation, Fidelity Federal Bank, KTLA-TV, Los Angeles Times, Natural
History Museum, Robinsons-May, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, Walt Disney
Company, Working World Magazine and many more.
For more information, call 240-1000, ext. 5194 or visit
www.glendale.edu/jobplace.
COMEDY PLAYS ON FOR TWO MORE WEEKS
"Three Friendships, Two Urns and a Bird," an irreverent comedy written
by Rideaux A. Baldwin and presented by the GCC Theatre Arts Department,
continues for two more weekends in the Auditorium Studio Theatre.
It is the story of six girlfriends who get together to memorialize one
of their own. Secrets, scandals and silliness ensue. The show contains
adult themes.
Ed Douglas is the director. He has taught theater classes at Glendale
College for 15 years and is on the faculty at California State Summer
School for the Arts and American InterContinental University. He is also
a fight director for stage and screen.
The production features some local talent on stage and behind the
scenes. Emily Tamara Apcar plays Jeanette. She is a Glendale resident and
Glendale High School graduate who also appeared in "Aloha, Say the Pretty
Girls" at GCC.
The role of Tiona is played by Halleigh Andrews, a University High
grad planning to transfer to Cal State Fullerton. She also performs in
the college choir and appeared in "Kiss Me Kate" and "Lettice and Lovage"
at GCC.
Connie Dunn, who plays Ramona is originally from Hollywood and is a
personal trainer and dance instructor.
Stephanie Johnson has the role of Sherri. She is a graduate of Vasquez
High in Acton and appeared in "Kiss Me Kate" and "Aloha, Say the Pretty
Girls."
Daphne is played by Doreen King-Summers, a New York native and
graduate of Rutgers University. Crescenta Valley High grad Janett
Naldjian has the role of Faith.
Immaculate Heart grad Brigid Reiner plays Lilah. Jess is played by
Jonell Shamhart, who went to Yucca Valley High.
The technical crew includes Crescenta Valley High graduate Natalie
Stephens as assistant director. Harmony Absten of Moorpark is the costume
designer. Sean Madden is stage manager and Ron Morgan is sound designer.
Both are La Crescenta residents.
Shows are at 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and April 18, 19 and 20
and 2 p.m. Sunday matinees are on Sunday and April 21.
There is limited seating and no late seating in the Studio Theatre.
Reservations are strongly recommended. Tickets are $7, $5 for students
and seniors and $3 each for groups of 10 or more. For reservations, call
240-1000, ext. 5618.
PROFESSOR GIVES POETRY READING
Glendale Community College English professor and published poet Bart
Edelman will give a poetry reading and book signing at 8 p.m. on Friday
at the Pasadena Barnes & Noble.
He will read from the "The Gentle Man," his latest collection of poems
and "The Alphabet of Love," both published by Red Hen Press.
Barnes & Noble is at 111 W. Colorado Blvd. Admission is free.
