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January 21, 1980-the Dally Collegian-Page 7
Poet lauded in capitdl
Above student demonstrates what not to do when riding your bicycle, across campus.
Bike riding has been prohibited in the Free Speech Area, and those who do may be
cited by University Police.
Theft raises security questions
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'This   is   primarily   to   protect   the
►    owners from theft," said Cope. Nearly 50
bicycles were reported stolen on campus
last semester.
The $5 non-license fine will be lift-
' Jjed if the owner obtains a license within
five days of the citation Licenses can be
obtained at the Fresno Fire Department
substation   at   Gettysburg   and   Cedar
Avenues.
Cope disagrees that the new laws will
prompt bike riders to use cars instead
"We're going to be as lenient as pos¬
sible (with the new laws)," said Cope.
And about impoundments- "We're
not going to impound any more than we
have to," said Cope.
Future plans by the Traffic Safety
Commission call for an increase in the
number of bike racks and lanes on
campus to accomodate the growing num¬
ber of bikes at CSUF.
by Cathy Carothers
Phillip Levine, CSUF faculty member,
was one of 75 American poets recently
honored at a White House reception and
was presented with the National Book
Critics Circle award.
The White House reception was the
first time American poets were so hon¬
ored. Levine said he enjoyed the recep¬
tion and found the White House staff
very hospitable although he said- the
first lady was unresponsive to the re¬
ception she hosted.
'Rosalyn Carter was dull. Her face
looked like it was full of novacaine. She
never showed any expression," Levine
said "Jimmy Carter was sweet. Hewan-
ted to make sure we had a good time."
Levine read three of his own works at
the reception: "They Seed, They Lion,"
"The Fox," and 'Cipriano in the Wind."
"Ashes' and "7 Years from Some¬
where," Levine's latest books were
selected for the National Book Critics
Circle award, sin award which Levine
said is the most gratifying he has won.
"The Book Circle award is most ful-
ing. It is given by 200 people who vote
:or vou. Most poetry awards come from
just a few people who meet and decide
AZIZ A DEMONSTRATES*
Armenian Alumni Association formed
An Armenian Alumni Association has
been formed on campus with a little help
from the CSUF Armenian Students
Organization and the Armenian Studies
Program The group has already slated
their first event, an alumni banquet, for
this spring Other functions are being
planned for later in the year.
Members for an ad hoc board of
directors have been chosen. They are:
Marian Bagdasanan, Marvin Baxter,
Nick Ookoozlian, Janice Emerzian,
Harry Caykian, Armand J Cougasian,
Rosemary Jendian, Oscar Kasparian,
Ron Kazarian, Eileen Ohanian, Arlene
Srabian and Gerald Tahajian.
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who they all know,* Levine said.
Levine began writing 32 years ago in
■college. "I write from rhythm, it's like
putting a musical phrase in words,'
he said.
-. "Poets do.i't care what's fashionable,
he added Levine said he feels serious
poets don't care what kind of poetry
the public wants but write for them¬
selves.
To be a successful poet, Levine said
one needs certain gifts. "A poet needs
to be passionate, have originality and
compassion'.'
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