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THE DAlLr\COLLEGIAN
Tuesday, March 30,1993
The USU Productions Committee is now accepting applications
for the 1993-94 school year. Open positions are:
I U.MS VIDEO
corscccx*-"
.- •'' (R)
lOCIAL CONCERNS v~^
Sf>CClA.L EVENTS
Applications are available in USU 306
m .278-2741 Deadline April 16,1993
l»^r :■ . • ' i -< v
LECTURES
OOLLEOE .CrO^Vt.
UNIOW'SOUARE
jDCiMCcy
riNE AL.OTS
rESTiyiLS& ;\ .->'
. CELECI9ATIONS " i
If you are looking tq.rtiake flew friends, learn new
skills, and provlde..trie ,'camrSus with informative and
entertaining programs apply.
Costa
From page 1
Costa's mother and brother flew
in from Spain and acted as his rep-
resentatives
at the recent ^_^____
School of Arts
and Humani¬
ties banquet.
"They came
in place of him,
but he was defi¬
nitely thought
of," Freeman
said.
Currently,
Costa is per¬
forming some of his job duties at
home. "My secretaries come over
with the mail to review and we
maintain business. I have a
Macintosh at home to do some
work, too."
Costa said he's "95 percent
healed" and can return to campus
in about two
_, weeks. Driv¬
ing is a prob¬
lem, though.
"The state
has to give
their OK be¬
fore I can
drive again
because of my *.
surgery," he
said.
To com¬
plete the surgery, Cos ia had staples
removed from his head Monday
night.
"My secretaries come
over with the mail...
I have a Macintosh at
home to do some
work, too."
— Luis Costa,
Arts and Humanities
Health fee
From page 1
have consulted with the Student
Health-Advisory Committee es¬
tablished on each campus by trustee
policy.
The revenue from the manda¬
tory fee will be used to hire a phy-
~7 -sieian, a nurse practitioner and ex¬
tra laboratory and X-ray positions
that have been eliminated through
budget cuts.
A pharmacist for the summer
session will be hired with phar¬
macy revenues that in the past could
only be used to buy drugs for the
Health Center.
In the past two years, CSUF has
lost a dermatologist, nutritionist
and pharmacist, and the eating dis¬
orders program is now defunct.
AIDS testing and counseling ser¬
vices were eliminated whin the
Fresno County Department of
Health stopped funding them.
• Services that have been per¬
formed for less than cost will re¬
quire higher fees to help the Health
Center break even, Haugen said. .
. Labsarnplepreparationcostswill
be raised from $ 1 to $2 and X-ray
copies made for insurance compa¬
nies will cost $2.50 instead ofthe
current S 1.50.
,
•
An empty:
The CSUF faculty
and staff listed below
believe the empty tomb
celebrated at Easter is
essential to our faith
in Jesus Christ.
r so what?
... just as Christ was
raised from the dead
through/the glory of
the Father, we too
may Uvea new life.
Romans 6:4
iliiv
j&
Many devout Christian believers today are former skeptics who set out to investigate or even disprove the historical
resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Have you considered the significance ofthe empty tomb? This investigation could give you a new reason fbr living.
R. C. Adams
Telecommunications
R. Gene Anderson
Speech Communication
Robert Arnold
Mathematics
J. Richard Arndt
Advising A Testing Services
Judy Bonander
Computer Services
Melanie Bloom
Speech Communication
Vincent Bloom
Speech Communication
Shirley Branam
CCMS
Daisy Carbon**
English
Kay Conner
Public Information
Anna Dadian
Music
c-.-L.
Nina Dilbeck
Child, Family & (Consumer Sciences
Judith Gonzalez-Calvo
Women's Studies
Evelyn Harris
Student Aid Accounting
Robert Hecht
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Mahlon Hile
Plant Science
Judy Jenkins
Housing
Karen Jensen
Communicative Disorders
Dewey Johnson
Management
Randy Larson
CSUF Foundation
Dwayne McCalister
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Marilyn McHaney
Graduate Division ■
Co-sponsored by the Faculty/Staff Christian Fellowship.
a—-.
Wayne Merchen
Geography .
Peggie Morgan i
Library •
Sandy Neely
1SDS ,
Wanda Patton
Psychology - f
Donna Pickel
PE & Human Performance
Nancy Rodriguez
Facilities Planning
Bud Stude
Rehabilitation Counseling
Nancy Tillman
Management
Alan Rufus Waters
Finance & Business Law
Mike Watney
Golf Coach »
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Object Description
| Title | 1993_03 The Daily Collegian March 1993 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1993 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | March 30, 1993, Page 8 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1993 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | -A" 8— Back Page THE DAlLr\COLLEGIAN Tuesday, March 30,1993 The USU Productions Committee is now accepting applications for the 1993-94 school year. Open positions are: I U.MS VIDEO corscccx*-" .- •'' (R) lOCIAL CONCERNS v~^ Sf>CClA.L EVENTS Applications are available in USU 306 m .278-2741 Deadline April 16,1993 l»^r :■ . • ' i -< v LECTURES OOLLEOE .CrO^Vt. UNIOW'SOUARE jDCiMCcy riNE AL.OTS rESTiyiLS& ;\ .->' . CELECI9ATIONS " i If you are looking tq.rtiake flew friends, learn new skills, and provlde..trie ,'camrSus with informative and entertaining programs apply. Costa From page 1 Costa's mother and brother flew in from Spain and acted as his rep- resentatives at the recent ^_^____ School of Arts and Humani¬ ties banquet. "They came in place of him, but he was defi¬ nitely thought of," Freeman said. Currently, Costa is per¬ forming some of his job duties at home. "My secretaries come over with the mail to review and we maintain business. I have a Macintosh at home to do some work, too." Costa said he's "95 percent healed" and can return to campus in about two _, weeks. Driv¬ ing is a prob¬ lem, though. "The state has to give their OK be¬ fore I can drive again because of my *. surgery," he said. To com¬ plete the surgery, Cos ia had staples removed from his head Monday night. "My secretaries come over with the mail... I have a Macintosh at home to do some work, too." — Luis Costa, Arts and Humanities Health fee From page 1 have consulted with the Student Health-Advisory Committee es¬ tablished on each campus by trustee policy. The revenue from the manda¬ tory fee will be used to hire a phy- ~7 -sieian, a nurse practitioner and ex¬ tra laboratory and X-ray positions that have been eliminated through budget cuts. A pharmacist for the summer session will be hired with phar¬ macy revenues that in the past could only be used to buy drugs for the Health Center. In the past two years, CSUF has lost a dermatologist, nutritionist and pharmacist, and the eating dis¬ orders program is now defunct. AIDS testing and counseling ser¬ vices were eliminated whin the Fresno County Department of Health stopped funding them. • Services that have been per¬ formed for less than cost will re¬ quire higher fees to help the Health Center break even, Haugen said. . . Labsarnplepreparationcostswill be raised from $ 1 to $2 and X-ray copies made for insurance compa¬ nies will cost $2.50 instead ofthe current S 1.50. , • An empty: The CSUF faculty and staff listed below believe the empty tomb celebrated at Easter is essential to our faith in Jesus Christ. r so what? ... just as Christ was raised from the dead through/the glory of the Father, we too may Uvea new life. Romans 6:4 iliiv j& Many devout Christian believers today are former skeptics who set out to investigate or even disprove the historical resurrection of Jesus Christ. Have you considered the significance ofthe empty tomb? This investigation could give you a new reason fbr living. R. C. Adams Telecommunications R. Gene Anderson Speech Communication Robert Arnold Mathematics J. Richard Arndt Advising A Testing Services Judy Bonander Computer Services Melanie Bloom Speech Communication Vincent Bloom Speech Communication Shirley Branam CCMS Daisy Carbon** English Kay Conner Public Information Anna Dadian Music c-.-L. Nina Dilbeck Child, Family & (Consumer Sciences Judith Gonzalez-Calvo Women's Studies Evelyn Harris Student Aid Accounting Robert Hecht Electrical & Computer Engineering Mahlon Hile Plant Science Judy Jenkins Housing Karen Jensen Communicative Disorders Dewey Johnson Management Randy Larson CSUF Foundation Dwayne McCalister Electrical & Computer Engineering Marilyn McHaney Graduate Division ■ Co-sponsored by the Faculty/Staff Christian Fellowship. a—-. Wayne Merchen Geography . Peggie Morgan i Library • Sandy Neely 1SDS , Wanda Patton Psychology - f Donna Pickel PE & Human Performance Nancy Rodriguez Facilities Planning Bud Stude Rehabilitation Counseling Nancy Tillman Management Alan Rufus Waters Finance & Business Law Mike Watney Golf Coach » y ■ - • |
