1994_02 The Daily Collegian February 1994

              Tuesday, Feb. 1,1994
THECOLLEGIAN
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Fresno State University Events Calendar
' Tuesday, Feb. 1
. EXHIBIT: Selections from
the private collections of the Art
Department faculty, including
paintings, sculpture and perfor¬
mance pieces will be on display
in the Phoebe Conley Gallery
through March 4.
Gallery hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.p_
Monday through Friday ."xj
A reception will be held" in
the gallery Friday, Feb. 4 from
4-7 p.m.
^ HISTORY MONTH:
Opening ceremonies for Afri¬
can Peoples History Month be¬
gin at noon in the Free Speech
Area.
Thursday, Feb. 3
SPEECH: Yolanda King,
daughter of Marti n Luther King,
Jr., speaks on "A Dream De¬
ferred" in the Satellite Student
. Union1 at 7:30 p.m.
\   'Admission is free.
Saturday, Feb. 5
CONCERT: American and
English wind chamber music
will be performed by Miles
Ishigaki, clarinet; Ritchie
Clendenin, comet; and Matthew
Horton, piano, at 8 p.m. in the
Music Building, room 126. Ad-
mission: $10 general, $5 stu¬
dents.
Thursday, Feb. 10
CONCERT: The Philip
Lorenz Keyboard Concert Se¬
ries presents Santiago Rodriguez
performing works by de Falla,
Mozart and Rachmaninoff at 8
p.m. in Wahlberg Recital Hall.
Tickets: $12.50 general, $8.50
students and seniors.
Friday, Feb. 11 "
FILM: USU Productions
presents "An Affair To Remem¬
ber" at 3 and 7 p.m. and "Sleep¬
less in Seattle" at 5 and 9 p.m. in
Cafeteria 200. Admission is free.
ROOM ATE WANTED
2 bedroom apt close to Fresno State.
call Steve at 229-1443 /Fl 1
FOR RENT
Bulldog Lane Village, 2br. avail¬
able. Call 229-5102 /F8
ROOMMATE NEEDED
Student M/F, smoker maybe? 1/2
mile from school, $300 mo. + 1/4
utilities, pool. Call 439-1088
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
EXCEPTIONAL SUMMER
OPPORTUNITY
Camp Wayne a boy's and girl's
camp in NE PA (3hrs to NYC) is
seeking sports oriented counselors/
specialists for all land/water sports,
outdoor rec., computers, A&C,
video, radio. Campus interviews
on Wednesday February 16® the
Satellite Student Union.        /Fl 1
SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT
WEDDING DRESSES
AMERICA'S LARGEST
PARTY
at America's New Spring Break
Hot SpOt. Top-Name Concerts,
Comedians, and Celebrities. 4 Days
Starting From $99. Need we say
more? Experience the "Roar of'94"
at Lake HavaW AZ. 1-800-
4HAVASU /F16
CAMP COUNSELORS
Summer Camp Counselor jobs
available. High Sierra co-ed camp
north of Lake Tahoe- Great job for
people who like children and the
out-of-doors, For an application
write to Bob Stein P.O. Box 519
Portola,CA 96122 /Ml
x ALASKA  SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT
GETTING MARRIED?
Want a gown uniquely yours? I
custom design and make gowns,
will copy exactly any gown from
picture. Sew with measurements,
not patterns. Gowns cost much less
than stores and fit perfectly. Known
statewide-see ad in Valley Yellow
Pages-under Bridal. Flowers and
Gowns by Carol 855-2752 Just a
phone call away-anytime. .    /F7
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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fisheries. Many earn $2,000=/mo.
mcanneriesor$3,000-$6,00O=/mo.
on fishing-vessels. Many employ¬
ers provide benefits. No exp. nec¬
essary! For more info, call 1-206-
545-4155 ext.A6007 7F24
ALASKA JOBS
$700/Wk. canneries; $4500/mo.
deckhands.   Alaska   summer
fisheriesnow hiring. Employment
Alaska 1-206-323-2672      ~/F15
HELP WANTED
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Northside Newpaper looking for
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$50-$250
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Plus up to $500 for your club! This
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65 /A7
CLASSES AVAILABLE
One unit Saturday course: French
Film Today taught in english.
French 160. Open now. Details call
278-2447 Dr. Gill
Voices of Africa: French 149
Capstone course: taught in english.
Open now: details call 278-7719
Dr. Gendron
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FESTIVAL: Annual Gospel
Festival celebrating African
Peoples History Month will be¬
gin at 7 p.m. in Satellite Student
Union, Admission is free.
CONCERT: Faculty mem¬
ber Tom Hiebert, horn, presents
a concert to benefit the Horn
Scholarship Fund at 7:30 p.m.
in Wahlberg Recital Hall. Ad¬
mission: $5 general; $4 faculty,
staff and seniors; $3 students.
Saturday, Feb. 12
CONCERT: Dr. Phyllis
Irwin, professor emeritus of
music, presents afree piano con¬
cert at 8 p.m. in Wahlberg Re¬
cital Hall.
Sunday, Feb. 13
DANCE: The Statesmen Big
Band presents "Affairs of the"
Heart," an evening of dancing
and entertainment, in the
Waldorf Ballroom of the
Piccadilly Inn, University. Tick¬
ets: $25 per person includes
champagne, hor d'oeuvres and
chocolate with proceeds ben¬
efiting the FSU Music Depart¬
ment. For reservations, call 299-
6808.
Wednesday, Feb. 16
CRAFT FAIR: An Arts and
Crafts Faire will be held on the
University Student Union bal¬
cony from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 23
LECTURE: Dr. Elisabeth
Kubler-Ross, clinical professor
of behavioral medicine and psy¬
chiatry at the University of Vir-
ginia-Charlottesville and inter¬
nationally-known author, will
speak on "Living With Death
and Dying" at 7:30 p.m. in the i
North Gym.
Advance tickets $7 general;
$5 FSU faculty, staff and alumni
and may be purchased at the
USU information desk. Tickets
at the door are $10 general; $8
faculty, staff and alumni. Tick-
Spring fvush  &H
v Why settle for less.
When you can have thp best
For more information
contact Alisha Parnagian at
Delta Zeta 226-9741
ets for FSU students are $2.
Friday, Feb. 25
FESTIVAL: Flute players of
.all ages and levels of ability are
invited to participate in the 1994 '
Central California Flute Festi¬
val being held Friday and Satur¬
day in the Music Building.     ,
For more information, call
Dr. Teresa Beaman at 278-3975.
The public is invited to the 8
p.m. performances held each
night in room 126. Admission
$5.
FILM: USU Productions
present "The General" starring
Buster Keaton, at 7 p.m. and
"benny & joon" at 8:30 p.m. in
Cafeteria 200. Admission is free.
Saturday, Feb. 26   .
TALENT SHOW: "Ama¬
teur Night," a talent show fea¬���turing African American stu¬
dents, will begin at 7 p.m. in the
Satellite Student Union. Admis¬
sion isTtee.
CLINTON:
First year in
office review
he has his problems and in time
finds ways to work them out
He does not hang out with the jet
set save for a few friends in Holly¬
wood.
He is very open and always
makes it a point to appeal to every¬
one, despite the fact that it may
appear "staged."
Above all, be is genuine and
deserves the chance to prove his
mettle.
It's a long and bumpy ride, but
let's give Bill a chance to shine.
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