1980_03 The Daily Collegian March 1980

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CALENDAR
On Campus        SUNDAY, M*ch 16
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College Unloo Friday Movie, ftocky
U," Starring Sylvestor Stallone, Talia
Shire, and Burgess Meredith. Rocky snd
Adrian continue their love affair and
Rocky gets a rematch against the champ,
Apollo Creed. 3 pm in IA 101; 7,9:15 and
11:30 pm in the College Union Lounge.
SI CSUF students, 62 general admis¬
sion.
University Theatre, The Cherry Orch¬
ard" by Anton Chekhov. Directed by
Edward EmanuEl. A dark comedy about
a family on the eve of the Ruffian
Revolution. 8:15 pm, John Wright
Theatre. Phone. 487-2216. March 11-16,
18-22t  '
LastDay to file for May 1980 degree.
"The Children of Palest!-.,* movie, a
viewpoint of l—B Palestinian issue, pre¬
sented by The Gen. Union of Palestinian
Students CSUF. 1:16 pm, Old Cafeteria,
Rm 200, free.
Track, CSUF vs. CSC, BakarafleH, CSC,
Stanislaus, and the Fresno Track Club.
CSUF Track, 1:15 pm. •-
Intramural competition sign-up bkal—
available now for Softball, through to¬
day; Backgammon, k—i March 21; and
nnertube Waterpolo till March 21.
Men's Gym 106-106. Phone 487-2626.
Exhibit: Tribal Fabrics,"
cloth from Asia, Africa, South America
and the South Sea Islands. Displayed in
the Library 'a Special Collections Depart¬
ment, Room 1048, through March 28.
Free.
CSUF. Art Exhibit  The Beat of Slx
Countiea," Student art work from 27
high schools in the CSUF service area.
Phebe Conley Art Gallery. Exhibit to
continue through March 26.
Exhibit: Photographic exhibit of mater¬
ials on the Towel of Jewels at the Pan¬
ama-Pacific International, Exposition at
San Francisco in 1916, including two of
the jewela displayed on the Tower. On
display in the Special Collections Depart¬
ment of the Library, Room 1048, through
March.     ;.„.-
TOMORROW, March 15
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50's-60'a Sock Hop  with   The MM-
Saeepmaker,*   DJ.    Women's
. 9pm-lam. 60c with a period cos-
e, 76* with a dorm activity card and
e, 61)
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■ Su—e Woodward, hah—a con-
810 admission inrhides lunch.
8:80 am-S^30 pm, Vintage Room-Main
. Phone 487-2164.
HwbsiVCSVF vs. CSU,"
Hills,   Beiden   Field,   5   pm
header.'     "".,   1
2nd Annual "Jog For These Who
Can't," fundraiser for the Easter Seal
Society, sponsored by Theta Chi Frater¬
nity. Riim—rs, joggers, and wa—era can
all participate. 1-2 pm, CSUF Track,
226-9578 or 226-9687.
MONDAY, March 17
CUuric film screening, 'Birth of a
Nation,' by Griffith, and discussion on
the film's controversial themes and his¬
torical viewpoint, lead by Dr. Robert
Dink—' and Dr. Ephraim Smith of the
History Dept. Presented by the History
Club. 7:30 p.m., Soc. Sd.  101, free,
Proposition 9. press conference .with
speakers Dr. Ken Seib and Dave Ditora,
AS President, 11:30 am. Old Cafeteria.
Rally with music kick-off following the
press conference in the Free Speech
- Area.
TUESDAY, March 18
Music Showesse, 1 pm, College Unit-
lounge, free.
Rock-new wave concert featuring Nasty
Habits and Hot Action. 8 pm, College
Union Lounge, free.
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.mAJBteD-**. 9 p.m.. 2 ....
-» Union Lounge.
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Chinese Overaees Bto.  Assoc.,  Film,
7-llpm,i_i___l Arts 101.
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Women's Al——ce, meft—ff, Sea
3, #115,3 pm.
Chicano Health Organ—etion, Meeting,
1-2 pm, College Union 308.
WEDNESDAY, March 19
Tom De_we, Hypnotist,  noon
performance and 8pm show. College
UnionLounge, free..
'Discussion of Energy Prospects fer the
80's and SO's.* Speakers: Dr. Hans
Bethe, Dr. Fredrick Schmidt, Dr. Theo¬
dore Vermeulian and others: John
Wright Theatre, CSUF, 2-6 p.m. and
7-9:30 p.m. ■
Alpha Gamma Rho/Estomalo0 Club,
Cockroach Races, 12noon-l:30 pm. Free
Speech Area/Speaker Platform.
THURSDAY, March 20
"Wake-up America," lecture by guest
speaker Dr. Gene E. Burton, Dean of the
School of Business and Atiministrative
Sciences. Presented by Beta Alpha Psi,
Account—g Fraternity, 7 am Bus 110.
Careen far Yea fa the Pane- Sector,
Focus on Women,* all day riwihrsme.
Workahops to include: Public Sector
Jobs, Where They Are and How to Find
Them; Assertavenese Training for
Women; Informal Rules far Career
Success; Writing ths Perfect Resume;
Current Issues in State and Local Gov¬
ernment. Men sjso we—ome. Sponsored
by the Central C-ufornU Chapter of the
american Society for Public Admin, and
the CSUF Poll Sci. Dept., 9 a.m.-4p.m.
College Union, Rooms 818-320. free.
Talent  night  at  the   Bucket,   8-llpm
Acoustic acta sign-up at 7:30 pm.
•Nutrition aad Oral Health,' lector* by
Greg Stephens, D.D.S., AH 118,' 12:30
p.m., free. >
CSUF
7:30pm, Ivy Jr. High School, Fresno.
SUNDAY, March 16
VMCA Kite Contest, Display of ever
1,000 homemade kites. Woodward Path,
1p.m.
St. Patrick's Day l
and twntional events, featuring tha
Bhiestein Family, Pstriek's Music in
Clovis, all day, 299-9256.     .
party with music, Upstart Crow, 6.7 pai.
5-fi:00pm, college Union 308.
Phi CU Thets,   Meeting,   710:00pm,
College Union 304, SOB.
Meeting,
Ag-Basinees   Club,   Hamburger   Bar¬
becue, 10:30-2 p.m., Free Speech Area.
i Artof Aa-rJeathe Diaaltfal,*
pteyfew^ipenaTig of oil—dl, wise taa-
ting, mmi fashion show, to benefit the
Fresno Arts Center. Prominent classic
and rr—t— itpoiary Westsrn. art—tii.
7 pm, Go—schalks, Maiaf heater Center
62.60.
MONDAY March 17
6-7:00 pm, Business 242.
Well-known and widely published young
American poet. Sponsored by the CSUF
English Dept. 7:80 pm. College Union
812, free.
Joe WIU—n», jaxx vocal—t, a-aiwli
with the Count Basks Band, hi concert
wtih the CSUF Jan. Band "A." 8 pm.
Callege Union Lounge. 82 admiaaion.
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Off Campus
TODAY, March 14
Fresno Phi1—u—o—c Orelteertira, concant
with Rotary Young Artist Awards Com-.
petition winner, Marilyn Swan, pianist.
Program to include works by: Dvork,
Beethoven, Warkentin. 8 pm Fresno
Conv. Center Theatre.  '
Celtic Society Irish Party with F-noflai,
Folklore musicians and dancer*, Retired
Teachers Center, 3930 E. Saginaw, 8pm.
Ft_yePooi-«_eert, Star Palace.
MEChA Statewide Coeference, 9 am,
Sal Mosqueda Center, 4670 E. Butler
Ave., 486-1776.
TOMORROW, March 15
Mini Met Opera presents Fae-al's
Turandot, phone 224-2099.
First Atvanal Boya Awards,  Sheraton
Inn, 8 pm.
i a Tim*...The Saga of a
Dancer,' with dancer Georgie Tapps,
dinner 6 pm, show 8 rim, Roarer Socka's
MuaicHan.
Radio air-, KFCF (FM88), CSUF
se—Isam— piofeesnr Dr. James Cypher
wul speak on Carter's economic policy,
7:40a.m.
TUESDAY. March 18
Then Comas a lame...* (see Mat—i
niistingO.
"How to Flay the P__» Despite Team
of Lessons," first class meeting of (right
weeks, Tuesdays 7-9 pm. Sick He—er
instructor, F.C.C., phone 442-4600 ext.
College ot the Seq_das' Operetta, Msreh
18-22,   Viaalia .Cot-.   Can.   Theatre,
733-2060 ext 300, George Pappos.
Woe-—op, "Spiritual Issnssmi nl of
Patients for Nurses,' by CSUF Nursing
Dept. Chairperson, Dr. Patricia K—sell.
Visa—t Holiday Inn, 9 s.m.-4 p.m.   -
WEDNESDAY, March 19
Form" and "Hang
Library, noon.
Mexican food, 2-6 p.m., 264-2919.
7th sU—sal Free—o Arte Center Wo¬
men's League Art Auction. Live snd
fftajfwi auctions. 0_t9__N_azy bar and
hora d'oeuvres 7 pm, Fresno Arts Cen¬
ter, 310. 486-4810.
Msreh 15-l.VC--r_ Admit Schssl Arts
_ Crafts Fair. Noon-4 pm Sat. 10-4
Sun. Entries accepted March 15. 914
Fourth St., Clovis.
of
Central
'Good Grsemfa* far Better Ltrimaj,'
first meeting of faux week long class far
working wonen, hornsmakera, and re¬
entry women. 6-8 pm for tour Wednes¬
days. Ill fee. beano City College,.
phone 442-8266.
THURSDAY, March 20
Carrie Pastors, eases—. The Star I—ees,
7 ft 10 pm, toVsntograph signing at
SuperSound 3 p.m.
A T-ufaer Carnival,* I
1—vber sketrhos presented by the
Fresno City College Thsatra Dept. with
muaie by the FCC Jan -and. 8:16,
F,C.C. T_-tre( Man* JO-22, 26-29.
Gen. Admission $2.50.        •
Calendar Compiled by Brad Polzin
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