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Monday, March 13,1995 The I
Amerasia Week evolves the
By Lucy Her
Staffwriter*
For over two decades, CSU,
Fresno Asian students have been
sharing their cultures with the
campusardcorAmunity. Butover
the past decade, other Asian
groups, like the Southeast Asians,
have joined the scene.
Before, the main focus was
on Chinese and Japanese cultures.
Today, a mixture has evolved,
adding more richness to Amerasia
Week.
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"Most in the Valley"
CHEAP
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We'll beat all other store keg prices!
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•student prices
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JMonday, March 13th
Rtggat
(Tribe Call parti)
w/ DJ Slim International, DJ Toks
and DJ Professor Stone
$4 cover.
Tuesday, March 14th
Live Funk Rock
THUMPASRAUS w/ S.F.'s Policy
$3 cover. $1.50 Micro Brews.
$2 Wells until 11pm.
j Wed., March 15 th
Devotion Deep House Dance Trax
w/DJ Mark Flores,
Danny and Joe Harp.
No Cover. 2 for 1 drinks all night.
Thursday, Marcbl6th
CheezWhk
Retro 70's and 80's dance tracks.
$4 cover. Doors open at 8 pm.
AD LINE
278-5731
SL Patrick's Day Bash
Back by popular demand: The
GILBERT CASTELLANOS
JAZZ QUARTET,
i $5 advance, $7 at door
Tickets available at Ragih'
Records and Danny's Records.
• Doors open at 9, Dancing at 10
unless otherwise specified.
1145 N. Fulton
|SOHO info Tine: 264-SOHO (7676)j
Many Asian students who
went to the different programs
this past weeksaidthey were glad
to haveaweek representing them.
They also said they learned a lot
about other Asian cultures.
Lin Nguyen, 23, a senior biol¬
ogy major, is one of these stu¬
dents. She said, 'Tt was interest-.
ing and a good way to learn about
wrWsgpirtganmothercultures."
A friend of Nguyen and a
performer during Amerasia Fes¬
tival Night, Vu Tran, 22, a junior
nursing major, said most of the
cultures and dances are new to
him. 'I'm from San Jose, and
there's not a lot of Hmong and
Laotian [therel" he said.
He also said that the different
programs offered during
Amerasia Week were in terestin g
and that he liked the colorful cos-
tumes, especially me Carnbodian
ones.
Hung Tran, 23, a junior chem-
istry major, said he found the Japa¬
nese drum performance the most
unique. As a result, he wants to
learn how to play the instrument
and plans to join a class. Hung
said he talked to the teacher.'They
will welcome anyone, not just
Japanese," he said. , .
Hung also said he
watching the Filipino stick dance.
'Tt surprised me because I do not
know how they get the equip¬
ment in America/' hesaid. '"Many
of the dancers were second gen¬
eration." ;
A recent masters graduate of
CSUF, Phu Gip said be went to
every program because he really
likes the different ethnic cultures.
He also said he is glad all the
different cultures are coming to¬
gether and "working as a group
so thaflahe whole university can
see it," he said.
The fact that the programs
were free was also an incentive
for him to come out and support
Amerasia Week, he said.
A senior biology major, Kun
Ou, 24, said Amerasia Week of¬
fered a variety in Asian cultures.
Therefore, he said he was able to
see the differences in the cultures.
A Laotian performer, Joe
Nouanesymanivanh, said the
week was very fun He said he
liked the different dances thebest
At first, he thought the week
was boring, but now, he is glad to
be a part of the program. "Each
year is different. You just have to
come out and see," he said.
Success
From Page 1
an eight-year campaign to estab¬
lish the $300,000 Roger Tatarian
Endowed Chair in Journalism.
The 78-year-old Tatarian,
who worked at UPI for 34 years
and is a current columnist for The
Fresno Bee, said his interest in
journalism back in the years ef the
Depression's infancy was sparked
by an English teacher he had in
junior high school.
'Tt [journalism] had never
occurred to me before, and once I
got started, I never knew any¬
thing so exciting," said Tatarian,
who graduated from FresnoState
College in 1938 with a bachelor's
degree in political science, long
before the university offered a
degree in journalism.
Tatarian taught at CSUF for
15 years after retiring from UPI,
earning the university's Outstand- '
ing Professor award in 1981 and
its Distinguished Alumni award
in 1984 before retiring three years
later. Tatarian said he was glad to
see the endowed chair finally
come to fruition after many years.
'To be able to bring this drive
to a close is fantastic. Ifs a great
honor, and it's nr.uch better than a
posthumous honor," said
Tatarian, who began teaching at
CSUF when most of today's stu¬
dents were/just beginning their
education
Tatarian said the old fire-in-
the-belly instinct of journalism still
sparks his interest
'To this day, I still get a charge
outofseeingmy stuff in print,"he
said. **?
See SUCCESS, Page 5
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| Title | 1995_03 The Daily Collegian March 1995 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1995 |
| 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 |
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| Title | March 13, 1995, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1995 |
| 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 | Monday, March 13,1995 The I Amerasia Week evolves the By Lucy Her Staffwriter* For over two decades, CSU, Fresno Asian students have been sharing their cultures with the campusardcorAmunity. Butover the past decade, other Asian groups, like the Southeast Asians, have joined the scene. Before, the main focus was on Chinese and Japanese cultures. Today, a mixture has evolved, adding more richness to Amerasia Week. OVER 300 MICROS.AMD IMPORTS! "Most in the Valley" CHEAP KEGS!!! We'll beat all other store keg prices! "5%'offwith student ID" I Coors Light $51.99* Bud $51.99 Miller $45.99 Natural Lt $38.9* Keystone $38.99 •student prices / SAVE-ON LIQUOR 3021 W. Ashlan at Marks, SW Corner Fresno, CA 93722 (209)227-3518 JMonday, March 13th Rtggat (Tribe Call parti) w/ DJ Slim International, DJ Toks and DJ Professor Stone $4 cover. Tuesday, March 14th Live Funk Rock THUMPASRAUS w/ S.F.'s Policy $3 cover. $1.50 Micro Brews. $2 Wells until 11pm. j Wed., March 15 th Devotion Deep House Dance Trax w/DJ Mark Flores, Danny and Joe Harp. No Cover. 2 for 1 drinks all night. Thursday, Marcbl6th CheezWhk Retro 70's and 80's dance tracks. $4 cover. Doors open at 8 pm. AD LINE 278-5731 SL Patrick's Day Bash Back by popular demand: The GILBERT CASTELLANOS JAZZ QUARTET, i $5 advance, $7 at door Tickets available at Ragih' Records and Danny's Records. • Doors open at 9, Dancing at 10 unless otherwise specified. 1145 N. Fulton |SOHO info Tine: 264-SOHO (7676)j Many Asian students who went to the different programs this past weeksaidthey were glad to haveaweek representing them. They also said they learned a lot about other Asian cultures. Lin Nguyen, 23, a senior biol¬ ogy major, is one of these stu¬ dents. She said, 'Tt was interest-. ing and a good way to learn about wrWsgpirtganmothercultures." A friend of Nguyen and a performer during Amerasia Fes¬ tival Night, Vu Tran, 22, a junior nursing major, said most of the cultures and dances are new to him. 'I'm from San Jose, and there's not a lot of Hmong and Laotian [therel" he said. He also said that the different programs offered during Amerasia Week were in terestin g and that he liked the colorful cos- tumes, especially me Carnbodian ones. Hung Tran, 23, a junior chem- istry major, said he found the Japa¬ nese drum performance the most unique. As a result, he wants to learn how to play the instrument and plans to join a class. Hung said he talked to the teacher.'They will welcome anyone, not just Japanese," he said. , . Hung also said he watching the Filipino stick dance. 'Tt surprised me because I do not know how they get the equip¬ ment in America/' hesaid. '"Many of the dancers were second gen¬ eration." ; A recent masters graduate of CSUF, Phu Gip said be went to every program because he really likes the different ethnic cultures. He also said he is glad all the different cultures are coming to¬ gether and "working as a group so thaflahe whole university can see it," he said. The fact that the programs were free was also an incentive for him to come out and support Amerasia Week, he said. A senior biology major, Kun Ou, 24, said Amerasia Week of¬ fered a variety in Asian cultures. Therefore, he said he was able to see the differences in the cultures. A Laotian performer, Joe Nouanesymanivanh, said the week was very fun He said he liked the different dances thebest At first, he thought the week was boring, but now, he is glad to be a part of the program. "Each year is different. You just have to come out and see," he said. Success From Page 1 an eight-year campaign to estab¬ lish the $300,000 Roger Tatarian Endowed Chair in Journalism. The 78-year-old Tatarian, who worked at UPI for 34 years and is a current columnist for The Fresno Bee, said his interest in journalism back in the years ef the Depression's infancy was sparked by an English teacher he had in junior high school. 'Tt [journalism] had never occurred to me before, and once I got started, I never knew any¬ thing so exciting," said Tatarian, who graduated from FresnoState College in 1938 with a bachelor's degree in political science, long before the university offered a degree in journalism. Tatarian taught at CSUF for 15 years after retiring from UPI, earning the university's Outstand- ' ing Professor award in 1981 and its Distinguished Alumni award in 1984 before retiring three years later. Tatarian said he was glad to see the endowed chair finally come to fruition after many years. 'To be able to bring this drive to a close is fantastic. Ifs a great honor, and it's nr.uch better than a posthumous honor," said Tatarian, who began teaching at CSUF when most of today's stu¬ dents were/just beginning their education Tatarian said the old fire-in- the-belly instinct of journalism still sparks his interest 'To this day, I still get a charge outofseeingmy stuff in print,"he said. **? See SUCCESS, Page 5 CLASSIFIEDS AD LINE 278-5731 | ANNOUNCEMENTS \ 0 God &Michael Eagles #1 Rich successful Republican leader. /M20 I Cash For College 900,000,GRANTS AVAILABLE. NO REPAYMENTS, EVER. QUALIFY DvflrffiDIATELY. 1-800-243-2435 /A04 $1750 weekly „possible mailing our circulars! For info call 20^-298-8935 /May02 k • YOUR AD HERE!!!. I CAEL TODAY I ; /TOJIT14FO ; • < 278-5731 « FORRENT Room for Rent in 3 BDRM House. M/F N/S. 1/3 Utilities. $250 Rent. AVAILABLE IN APRIL. Located N. of . Hcrndon at Maple. Close to School. Please contact Jim or Dennis 298-7280 /M14 > — FREE RENT i Bedroom. 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(800)775-3851 ext. 33 /*M14 The faculty/student classified ad rate is $.25 per word per day AD LINE 278-5731 TYPING TYPING SERVICE Susan 432-7916 /May04 Term Paper Typing Fast, Cheap, & Right, by college graduate, will pick up and deliver. Sharon 431-6804 /M21 'u. ii j—JU--J.-I j\ rrr -All Your Freelance Need, - Term Papers -Resumes-Flyers Correspondence AND MUCH MORA Call Stella Bohiwian (20912774566 |
