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News
THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Monday, March 4,1996
Amerasia: Multiple Asian groups unite for event
Continued from page 1.
aspects of the Hmong culture. There
will also be traditional instrumen¬
tal and folk music, skits, cultural
dances and displays of customs and
practices in Laos.
The event is open to the general
public and will take place at 7 p.m.
in the Satellite Student Union.
On Tuesday, the play
"Celestials" will be performed at 7
p.m. in the Satellite Student Union.
"Celestials" is about experiences
of Chinese immigrants and their
journey to the U.S. It is written by
playwright Kim Chin who is best-
known for the play "Passages,"
which is about experiences of
Southeast Asian refugees who come
to America.
There will be no admission
charged to see the play.
"There is usually a strong re¬
sponse from the South East Asian
community as well as from the lo¬
cal community and the university,"
said Franklin Ng, coordinator of
Amerasia Week.
"Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vi-
"My son, Daku, was driving a motorcycle when he was hit by
a car and killed. In the hospital was the nio^dtfficult time
of my life. But because we had discussedorgan and tissue
donation, it helped me, it helped my family, it helped everyone
in making the oVcision to donate QyaQYl &>TlSSUe
his organs and tissues, hvery day <--> .— , _,
I tell people, talk it over. Don't I "^**m, "'™™ , fc
be afraicpForyour free brochure ^^hfe. Share your deepen.
about organ and tissue donation, f!W|
call 1-800-355-SHARE. dxnal Coalition on Donation
^
sion" is a film about the struggle of
a college senior who was chosen to
design the Veterans Memorial.
Criticized for being young and.a
woman, she was not considered
capable to design what was to be
such an important monument. The
film, directed by Frieda Mock, won
an Oscar Award in 1995.
This award winning film will be
shown at the Satellite Student
Union at 7 p.m. There will be no „
admission charge.
Filipino Cultural Night will take
place at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 8.
Degree
Continued from page 1.
displaced homemakers, people on
general assistance or aid to Fami¬
lies with Dependent Children and
Supplementary Security Income.
"We do hope students will come
back," Ross said. "We really have
noticed a decline in non-objective
students."
The repeal of the fees present an
opportunity for students who need
additional courses, but are unable
to afford the high cost classes.
Some students may not be ready to
declare a masters degree objective
but still need additional classes to
be competitive in the job market.
The Magkaisa Filipino Club have
organized presentations throughout
the event. The program for the
event includes-a skit, traditional
dances featuring cultural costumes
along with performances. The event
will take place in the Satellite Stu¬
dent Union at no charge to the pub¬
lic.
"Amerasia Week allows
Hmong, Laos and other Asian com¬
munities the opportunity to share
their heritage with the community
and campusi" Ng said.
An Amerasia Week Festival
Night will finish up the week. It will
give an overview of the various
cultures showcased during the
week. The Korean performers will
also be entertaining along with
Sanjo and Chinese Dancers.
The Cal Poly Lion Dance Team
will perform and the Fresno Gumyo
Taiko Group will drum the Japanese
Taiko.
Jn addition, Filipino, Chinese
and Southeast Asian performers
will entertain.
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| Title | March 4, 1996, Page 5 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1996 |
| 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. |
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| Full-Text-Search | XJ News THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Monday, March 4,1996 Amerasia: Multiple Asian groups unite for event Continued from page 1. aspects of the Hmong culture. There will also be traditional instrumen¬ tal and folk music, skits, cultural dances and displays of customs and practices in Laos. The event is open to the general public and will take place at 7 p.m. in the Satellite Student Union. On Tuesday, the play "Celestials" will be performed at 7 p.m. in the Satellite Student Union. "Celestials" is about experiences of Chinese immigrants and their journey to the U.S. It is written by playwright Kim Chin who is best- known for the play "Passages," which is about experiences of Southeast Asian refugees who come to America. There will be no admission charged to see the play. "There is usually a strong re¬ sponse from the South East Asian community as well as from the lo¬ cal community and the university," said Franklin Ng, coordinator of Amerasia Week. "Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vi- "My son, Daku, was driving a motorcycle when he was hit by a car and killed. In the hospital was the nio^dtfficult time of my life. But because we had discussedorgan and tissue donation, it helped me, it helped my family, it helped everyone in making the oVcision to donate QyaQYl &>TlSSUe his organs and tissues, hvery day <--> .— , _, I tell people, talk it over. Don't I "^**m, "'™™ , fc be afraicpForyour free brochure ^^hfe. Share your deepen. about organ and tissue donation, f!W| call 1-800-355-SHARE. dxnal Coalition on Donation ^ sion" is a film about the struggle of a college senior who was chosen to design the Veterans Memorial. Criticized for being young and.a woman, she was not considered capable to design what was to be such an important monument. The film, directed by Frieda Mock, won an Oscar Award in 1995. This award winning film will be shown at the Satellite Student Union at 7 p.m. There will be no „ admission charge. Filipino Cultural Night will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 8. Degree Continued from page 1. displaced homemakers, people on general assistance or aid to Fami¬ lies with Dependent Children and Supplementary Security Income. "We do hope students will come back," Ross said. "We really have noticed a decline in non-objective students." The repeal of the fees present an opportunity for students who need additional courses, but are unable to afford the high cost classes. Some students may not be ready to declare a masters degree objective but still need additional classes to be competitive in the job market. The Magkaisa Filipino Club have organized presentations throughout the event. The program for the event includes-a skit, traditional dances featuring cultural costumes along with performances. The event will take place in the Satellite Stu¬ dent Union at no charge to the pub¬ lic. "Amerasia Week allows Hmong, Laos and other Asian com¬ munities the opportunity to share their heritage with the community and campusi" Ng said. An Amerasia Week Festival Night will finish up the week. It will give an overview of the various cultures showcased during the week. The Korean performers will also be entertaining along with Sanjo and Chinese Dancers. The Cal Poly Lion Dance Team will perform and the Fresno Gumyo Taiko Group will drum the Japanese Taiko. Jn addition, Filipino, Chinese and Southeast Asian performers will entertain. Back issues are located @ http://www.csufresno.edeE/ Collegian Kennel Bookstore Supply Counter * 278-4268 We make having a cellular phone as easy as... I FREE J FREE Activation "V JL Phones -***1 Through tyarch 31 %^/ FREE U-lcTAC 200 Save $30 with your JREE Red Waive activation! I Accessory * Discounts Save on: • Batteries •Carrying Cases •Travel Kits •Cigarette Lighter Adaptors ^R£SNO STATE mir»li»ii»iililMn(;rlin» All nu-> «*! inkfnuli ^Otf Win n OeWwSSm Vn«n hUwan Ptin ENROLL NOW! 11 CSUF MEXICO SEMESTER FALL 1996 STUDY IN HISTORIC PUEBLA' AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS AMERICAS, PUEBLA •Take courses in English, learn Spanish ••Receive full CSUF credit •••Visit nearby pyramids and archeological sites ••••Study at one of Mexico's premier universities •••••CSUF financial aid available! INFORMATION MEETING: THURSDAY, MARCH 7th IN USU 310 AT 3pm Video and Slideshow APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW!!! For more information or for applications contact: Bill Flores |School of Social' Sciences, Room 108 (209) 278-3013 \ a |
