Thursday, May 25, 2006

PHIL BORST (FUHS '46) FUNERAL NOTICE



PRESIDENT OF FJC ('77-'94)

TO SEE THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER NEWS STORY ABOUT HIS LIFE, SEE THE MAY 25 EDITION OR EMAIL CONNIE: CVanHorn@pacbell.net

FROM THE LOS ANGELES TIMES (MAY 28)
PASSINGS
Philip Borst, 78; Longtime President of Fullerton College
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
May 28, 2006

Philip Borst, 78, a former longtime president of Fullerton College, died of cancer May 21 at his home in Hemet.

Borst, who was hired in 1956 as a political science instructor and later held various administrative positions at the college, was named president in 1977. After retiring from the office in 1994, he remained on the Fullerton College Foundation board.

The Fullerton native, whose father taught English at the college, earned bachelors’ and master's degrees in political science from Stanford University. He later received a doctorate in political science from what is now Claremont Graduate University.

Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Book About Fullerton Police Experiences

Don Raupe (’51) raves about a book by Phil O’Brien who was a Fullerton policeman for many years. The book is “BULLETS, BADGES AND BS” and is about Phil’s experiences in law enforcement. The book can be ordered through most of the major book stores under PublishAmerica.com. ISBN 1-4241-2425-5.

His brother, Terry O'Brien ('53), wrote:
You can get the book, BULLETS BADGES AND BULLSHIT, by Phil O'Brien at PUBLISH AMERICA P.O. Box 151, Frederick, MD 21705. $24.95 includes shipping and handling. It covers 25 years of police work in Fullerton - Laguna Rock Festival, Disneyland, robberies, burglaries, rapes, homicides, high-speed pursuits, practical jokes and weird people and policemen, lawyers and judges and their screw-ups in Fullerton. I've read it, and it's good --- a real eye opener. I thought we lived in a quiet, peaceful town --- wrong! You can get it online at http://www.publishamerica.com/bookstore/ Search for Bullets, Badges, and Bullshit. I tried to get him to soften the title, but he was firm about it. TOB