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CONCERT Continued from page 2
quality to the concert without the
unneeded -audience participation
section which caused me to seek"
die solace of a nearby drinking
establishment.
Massey is a very talented con¬
ductor. It was a real pleasure to
. watch him direct the massive
„ /^ chorus and orchestra, cueing the
s orchestra with his left hand and the
choir with his righL Unfortunately,
his talents Sunday did not extend
to his program selection.
It is possible that this program
approached the level of quality
s
,
Fresno deserves. I was appalled
that very few audience members
chose to stand when Handel's
Hallelujah Chorus was performed,
which is similar to remaining
seated for the National Anthem.
As a lowly fourth horn for five
seasons with the Humboldt State
Symphony in Eureka, I witnessed
five Christmas concerts where this
chorus caused an immediate re¬
sponse from these far North coast
heathens.
A lot of talent went to waste last
Sunday.
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occurrence in Evaluations. Much
has changed. Had Mr. Handorf
done even a little investigation
(something  I
childishly blame the catalog for
student's problems, but to attack
the Evaluations staff, to whom he
did   not
IF I THOUGHT ALL THE STU¬
DENTS WE SEE WERE AS UPSET
as Mr. handorf, I too
WOULD DE CONCERNED.
believe most
responsible
journalists
do), or inter¬
viewed meor
my staff, we
could have
offered him
some clarifi¬
cations about
his wild and uns ubs tan tia ted accu¬
sations.
His uely slaps at the Evaluar-
ors, the catalog, departmental
advisors, me, and the President,
were not only uninformed, but
vicious and cruel. It's one thing to
extend the
courtesy
of, an
interview,
is soph o-
moricand
irrespon¬
sible. Last
year the
Evaluations
staff processed over 4,000 appli¬
cations for graduation; evaluations
for over 5,000 transfer students,
and over 3,5 00 Senior Evaluations
(which most CSU campuses do
not do). In addition, they saw over
12,000 students personally. If I
thought all the students we see
were as upset as Mr. Handorf , I too
would be concerned. But since I
(we) see very few complaining
students from the population
served, ICan oniry conclude that
his sample of students for the ar¬
ticle was indeed very small.
My staff and I encourage stu¬
dents to see us if they feel that the
system or the University has not
provided the academic services to
which they are entitled. And to
Mr. Handorf: since neither the
Evaluations staff nor I have bad
the pleasure of his acquaintance, a
personal invitation to discuss with
me his allegations and complaints.
Richard Backer
Director of Admissions, Rec¬
ords, Evaluations
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