1994_08 The Daily Collegian August 1994

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CAMPUS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1994
(   •Welcome Week
Activities begin Tuesday, September
6, with the New Student Convocation
scheduled for 2:15 pm in the Satellite
Student Union. Other events include a
Community^rvicesOpportuhitiesjair
on September 7, Student Services Expo
September 8 and Roads to Education.
displays by diverse university constitu¬
ents all week. .!
COMING up
•Concert
; v. Armen tfabakhanian will perform
worksbytfachlgusoniprokofiev, Qould,
Chopin, Sartok and flabajanian in the
Philip L$renz Memorial Keyboard
Concert at 8pm, September 22 in'the
WahlbergRecitalHall.Ticketsare$1250
general, $7 for seniors and $5 for
students.
• Videoconference
Automated Office Systems and the
University&usinessCenterwillpresent
the American Management
Association's Jtrst Technical Confer¬
ence for Secmtaties and Administra¬
tive Assistants from lOarn^ to noon
Wednesday, September 21, in the Alice
Peters Auditorium jormore informa¬
tion call 278-2352
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graduate so he signed me right
up.".v
So for those graduating se¬
niors, chances of getting into a
closed class appears to be pretty
good.
But for those unlucky souls
that can't seem to get the needed
classes, some students recom¬
mend finding out the name of the
professor, calling him or her up
before the class meets and plead¬
ing with for him or her to let you
in.
Another student told of her
experience with trying to add a
class once.
Terry English, a communica¬
tive disorder graduate, told of
the time she sat in on a class and
theprofessorhandedoutaphony
syllabus.
"He handed out this fake syl¬
labus at the beginning of class
that listed all these really tough
requirements for the class. As
students on the waiting list started
to read it, some got up and walked
out"
When all of the students that
were leaving had gone, he told
the students that were left irrthe
class to rip up the syllabus he
handed out, and he handed out a
new one.
A rather tricky way to weed
out students. So for those who
need to add that class, a word of
advice: make sure you stay as
long as it looks like you might get
in. Don't be fooled.
Other students said they have
not had many problems this se¬
mester or in the past
Many of them said that they
got the classes they needed wth
little or no problem. These stu¬
dents spoke of the ST AR registra¬
tion system and how it actually
worked for them.
A junior transfer student from
South Dakota said that the main
problem she had was calling long
distance and getting cut off quite
often. It appears that the rela¬
tively new STAR registation sys¬
tem is working for some students
on this campus.
The Office of Institutional Re¬
search has reported that the en-
roliment at CSUF has gone down
since 1990, which was the highest
enrollment year in CSUV school
history.
School officials are expecting
the enrollment to be down again
this year as well .
"Simplify, simply"
Henry David Thoreau
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"Hey, that's not a bad idea?
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