1980_10 The Daily Collegian October 1980

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Quiz teams needed
-~ » ^  ^ ^ ttme$t coropetjtjon to be Stan¬
ford, CSULA, San Francisco State and
San Jose State. The regional winner goes
on to national finals, against very serious
competition. College Bowl has a very
strong following on the east coast, but so
far, the west has won two out of three
national titles. Organized College Bowl
competition is in its fourth year of re-
emergence following the end of the 17
yeaacun of the TV show.
Lundal says that competition on the
national level is tough and serious, but
the intramural games are, 'a lot of fun .*
He hopes that college bowl will gain
some exposure this year, and would like
to see more people competing, *we need
new talent, it'sout there,'he said.
Unfortunately, the usual challenge for
the national college bowl champions to
play the British Commonwealth champs
was not possible last year due to lack of
television syndication. Lundal hopes the
international game will take place this
year and give the gtme more exposure.
According to Lundal, College Bowl is a
game of strategy and quick recall and
response, it's not something that can
really be studied for, 'It's basically a
lifetime of being interested in a vast
variety of subjects, and being able to re¬
trieve information quickly...players gain
and become better through experience,
there is a, lot of strategy involved and
they have to team to catch a flavor for'
the way questions are phrased, sort of
1 sophisticated.'
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CSUF, the defending national College
Bowl champs are getting ready to start
the three step process of fielding this
year'steam.
College Bowl Is a collegiate quiz
game, and was a television show for
many years. It is played between two
teams of four players each who are asked
a broad variety of questions and must
respond quickly to earn team points.
Applications are now available In the
student activities office and in Commons
room four for the Intramural competi¬
tion. This is the first step in putting to¬
gether this years' team. There will be a
dorm and independent league, and the
winners of each will compete for title of
intramural champs.
The dorm games will be Oct. 13, and
the teams will continue play until a
champion is determined. Intramural
competition will take place In the com¬
mons lounge on Oct. 15 and the intra¬
mural playoffs will follow.
Following the Intramural games, any
player who competed in at least one
round will be eligible to try out for the
CSUF varsity team. A written test plus
■ evaluation of the players' performance
during practice sessions will determine
the five players who will go to regional
and perhaps national competition.
Four players plus one alternate will
travel with team advisor. Bob Lundal,
who is hoping to host the regional com¬
petition here at CSUF.
Last year Fresno was the only team to
als. 'It worked out to our advantage and
scared the other teams, they really
thought we had something up our
sleeves,'said Lundal.
CSUF's region Includes California,
Nevada and Hawaii, out of which Lundal
Agronomy bar-b-que
There will be an argonomy dub bar-
b-que tomorrow, a p.m., at Or. Rlten-
olur's home, 3994 International.
The cost Is 92 per person per dinner.
Sign-up sheets are available in tha
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Discovery Center given
federal operating grant
The Discovery Center has been award- awarded this federal grant because It
ed a 930,000 general operating grant signifies a degree of national recogni-
frorn the institute of Museum Services, tion," said Dr. Roserrfeld. "We plan
according to Dr. Sherman Rosenfeld, to use the grant to improve our educa-
executivedirector. tional services and to make the Dis-
The Discovery Center was one of 40S covery Center more attractive and acces-
museums   selected   from   more   than slble to the Fresno community."
1,500 applicants who submitted pro- The Discovery Center is the communi-
posals to the Institute. ty science center of the San Joaquin
The Institute, now in its third year, Valley. Its six-acre site features partid-
is the first federal agency authorized patory science exhibits, a native Ameri-
to provide general operating support, can Indian room, fresh water ponds,
as well as project support to museums, a weather station, cactus garden, green-
It is located within the Department of house, and gift shop.
Education. The   center   also   plans   computer
The' Institute provides grant funds and laser exhibits and a solar demonstra¬
te a wide range of museums. Including tion building in the near future,
art, history, and natural history mu- The Discovery Center features ac-
seums, zoos, botanical gardens, science- tivities such as "hands-on" science
technology centers, aquariums, plan- exhibits, a school.visit program, after
etariums, general museums, and a wide school classes, teacher workshops,
range of specialized museums and his- a summer science camp, lectures, and
tericaI houses. special events.
Lee Krmche, director of IMS, said, The Discovery Center is located near.
"General operating grants are the most the Fresno Airport, at 1944 N. Winery.
._!..-...- -  ™» Hours are Tuesday through Saturday,
valuable type of grant a museum can
tfde - education, conservation,
ty, exhibitions and outreach programs "
"We are very pleased to have been
Admission is 91 .for ages 13 and up,
SO cents for ages 6-13, and free for senior
citizens and children under the age of
Vitacourse to open
•yLerriOtsen last spring, and the course was supposed
to be put in during th«
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arrive on time, Con	
pieces Just arrived last Friday.
Intramural Director Pete Conrad said Tha onh/thln«tr* rents** to be done
the Vitacourse, which was scheduled to Is the Installation, but It is not certain
be installed during the summer. Is final- when CSUF Plant Operations, the bultd-
ty ready to be put in within the next few ing and grounds crew, will have time to
weeks. fit the project (n.
The vitacourse is a trail about a mile in 'It's just a matter of when they can
length with IS stations for doing differ-    work out a schedule to dig the holes to
entexerdses. put It in,'Conrad said.
Conrad said the IM department has He added that the course, when finish-
been trying to promote an exercise ed, 'will benefit the college and the corn-
course project for about three years, but    munity.*
could not get any campus groups to sup-       The course will start and finish by the
port It. women's Softball diamond near Baker
Finally, the Associated Student Gov- Hall, an area convenient to both parking
emment approved 93,000 for theproject    and dressing facilities, Conrad said.
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