1980_02 The Daily Collegian February 1980

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CALE1NDAR
Oil CampU8 SUNDAY, Feb 3
TODAY
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Art Exhibit and Reception - New CSUF
Phebe Conley Art Gallery exhibit opens
today. Paintings and drawings by Ara
Dolarian and John Nava. Reception
730-9:30
Last day of late registration. No student
will be allowed to register and pay fees
after today   It is also the last day to:
1 register for credit by examination;
2 petition to repeat a course without a
late fee, 3. file for degree and credential
for May 1980, without a late filing fee;
and 4 request permisison for concurrent
enrollment at another college without
a late fee  End of regular add period.
Proteus Mime Theatre, A trio of mime
artists presenting a unique mixture of
classical mime, clowning, and abstract
movement. John Wright Theatre,
8:15 pm Tickets - J3 50 general, $2 50
. high school students, and i 1 50 CSUF
Students. Tickets available at the theatre
box office or the College Union, phone
487-2216
'The Wheeled  Locusts,*  Multi-media
lecture demonstration on the effects of
off road vehicles on the environment.
Presented by John Nakata and Howard
Wilshire of the US Geological Survey
Upstairs. Old Cafeteria Building 8 pm
Movie - 'The Main Event/ 3 pm in Ind
Arts 101, 7, 9:15 in College Union
Barbara Streisand and Ryan O'Neal star
in a romantic comedy -ibout a formerly
wealthy perfume manufacturer who
finds herself embezzled out of every¬
thing she owns except the contract of a
reluctant prizefighter
Alpha Kappa Psi, Professional Business
Fraternity Informal Rush See A.K Psi
board in the Business Building for addi¬
tional information
Deadline    for    Intramural    Basketball
sign-ups phone 487-2528 or 487-2527
TOMORROW, Feb 2
Men's   Wrestling:   CSUF   vs   UC   Los
Angeles, Men's Gym, 7:30 pm
Chinese Overseas Students Association,
meeing, 6-11 pm, Lab School 101
Association  . of ' Moslem     Students,
Lecture/Slide Show, noon-11 pm, Up¬
stairs Cafeteria, room 200.
Muslim Students Association, meeting,
3-11 pm, Old Science 221.
2nd Annual All-Dorm Basketball Tourn¬
ament Feb 2 & 3, Women's Gym
Band dance in residence cafeteria
$1 with dorm activity card, $2 50 with¬
out
items for the Friday calendar should
be submitted to the Daily Collegian,
Calendar; Keats Building: California
State University, Fresno; 93710. Items
should be sent at least one week in
advance.
The   Beat,   Daily   Planet,   and   Bobby
Kosser in concert. New wave music and
comedy. Men's gym, 8 pm. All tickets
S3 available at the College Union and
Tower Records.
Musk Teachers Association Concerto
Concert, CSUF Recital Hall, Music
Bldg., 11:30 am
MONDAY, Feb 4
Last day to file for a refund of regis¬
tration fees by resident students.
Student Workshops covering Job seeking
techniques, resume writing, and job
interviewing begin today. Make reserva¬
tions in the Placement Center (Joyal
267) or phone 487-2381.
Financial   Aid   Workshop,    12-5   pm,
College Union 312-314
Iranian  Students  in  Fresno,   Lecture,
7-10 pm, College Union 312-313.
Program   Committee   meeting,   noon-
1pm,CU308
Navig. tors   meeting,    7-10   pm,    Old
Science 121.
Psychology   Student   Union   Meeting,
5 pm, Ed-Psych 246, contact Robin
Hodson 487-2691
TUESDAY, Feb 5
Crocker  National  Bank   Orientation  —
Career Opportunities 2-3:30 pm,  C.U.
312-314
Annual Creek sororities spring rush
begins, for further information phone
487-2741.
Discussion   Croup   based   on   Henri
Nouwen's 'Reaching Out' "Loneliness
or Solitude,' B.Y.O dinner 6:30 pm.
Discussions and presentations 7 pm,
University Religious Center, 2311 E
Shaw, phone 222-3796
Off Campus
WEDNESDAY, Feb 6
Intervarsity Chr.sti.tn Fellowship
meeting, 11:30 am - 1 pm, Upstairs
Cafeteria, room 200
School of Social Work Social Work
Career Day, 9 am • 4 pm, College Union
rm 309, 312-313
Pan African Union Baked Goods Sale,
8 am - 2 pm, Free Speech Area
Greenpeace   speaker,    Barbara    Levin,
"The Whales, the Sea, and the Environ¬
ment" 8 pm. College Union, free
THURSDAY, Feb 7
CSUF   Recreation   Association   Camp
Interview Day, 10 am - 3 pm. College
Union Lounge
CSUF Financial Aides Office Financial
Aide Workshop, 12:20-1:30 pm, 4-5 pm,
College Union 312-314
Portable   Dance   Troupe   Concert,   A
modern dance program with a synthesis
of choreographic styles set to music
and environmental sound ranging from
jazz and dance drama to electronic sound
and ballet John Wright Theatre,
8 15 pm Feb 7-9 and 12-16 $3.50
Ceneral, $2 50 High School and Sr.
Citizens, $1 50 CSUF at theatre box
office
TODAY
ICE    HOCKEY:    Fresno   Falcons   vs.
Sacramento Rebels, Seiland arena
Nisei Farmer-" League annual meeting --
Speaker-Sister Thomas More Bertels,
1974 agricultural spokesperson of the
year. Hacienda Inn, 7 pm. Tickets avail¬
able by calling 251-8468.
Fresno   City   College   Student   Photo
Exhibition, FCC Library through
Feb 15
First Annual City College Alumni Art
Exhibition FCC Art Space Gallery,
M-Th 9-3, F $-12, TH night 7-9 through
Feb 15, Pnrifs, drawings, ceramics,
sculpture, jewelry, naintings.
Serendipity Antique Show,  Show and
Sale, Fresno Fairgrouncs Commerce
Building, Feb 1-3
F.C.C.    Community    Services    Karate
Course 16-week course by Alan Kendal,
5:45 pm, FCC gym Rm 107
SUNDAY, Feb 3
Art Reception, 'Modcons," soft sculp¬
ture by Yvonne Pike, 3-6 pm, Gallery
25,1936N. Echo
Fresno - Madera County Honor Orches¬
tra, 2 concerts, elementary and high
school, 1:30 and 2:30 pm. Admission
$1 at the door FCC Theatre
Jazz Concert, Reawakening and Wind¬
fall, Roger Rocka's Good Company
Music Hall
MONDAY, Feb 4
Boating Course, Boating Skills and Sea¬
manship. Sponsored by US Coast
Guard Academy. Founders Title Co.,
1155 W Shaw, phone 229-4890 or
229-8686
TUESDAY, Feb 5
Vienna Boys Choir, 24-voice group,
Fresno Convention Center Theatre,
8:30 pm Tickets S6 50 to $4 50 Conven¬
tion Center Box Office
WEDNESDAY, Feb 6
F.C.C    Community    Services     Class
"Nutrition, Behavior Modification and
Weight Control" 3 sessions, $17., phone
442-4600
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Film program, "Greek Sculpture* ana
"Ski Super* Fresno County Library,
Main Branch
THURSDAY, Feb 7
Basketball:   CSUF-   vs   Cal   State   Long
Beach, Seiland Arena
Concert, Bill Gaither Trio, Fresno Con¬
vention Center Theatre, 8pn-.
Theatre
Don Mcleod
TOMORROW, Feb 2
Ice Hockey: Fresno Falcons vj. Sacra¬
mento Rebels, Seiland Arena
Women's Basketball: CSUF at Cal Poly,
San Luis Obispo, 5:30pm
Basketball: CSUF at Long Beach State
University, 8 pm
Bookkeeping Workshop for Small
Businesses, offered by Bureau of Busi¬
ness Research and Science, CSUF.
Gerald L Johnston will conduct the
workshop. $35.00, includes lunch and
materials phone 487-2352
University Theatre
'A Dance Concert" with The Portable
Dance Troupe, Feb 7-9, 12-16, John
Wright Theatre, phone 487-2216.
■Proteus   Mime   Theatre,    •    Feb   1,
815 pm, John Wright Theatre, (see on
campus listing)
Roger Rocka's
.'Fiddler on the Roof"
Wednesday --Sunday
Fresno Communtiy Theatre
"Captain   Nemo   and   His   Magical
Marvelous Submarine Machine* Feb 2-3
phone 233-6213.
Visalia Players, Ice House Theatre
"Charlie's Aunt' Feb 1-2, 7-10
Calendar compiled by Brad Polzin
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