1981_08 The Daily Collegian August 1981

              Pag* 10/ August 31.1801 - Daily Collegian
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Dec.31,1981.]>r    '
Quilt show
until Sept. 30
-The Art of Quilts,' a special exhibit
of quilts cntated by eight artists from
throughout the century, will be display¬
ed in the Phebe Conley Art Callery
through Sept. 30.
A public reception will be held from
7-9 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 6.
The gallery is open without charge
from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday,
7-10 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday and
from 1-5 p.m. on Sunday.
Class needs men
Men are needed to register for PE-AC
112A Social Dance. Classes in which
15-20 women are waiting for dance
partners are offered Mondays and
Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
or 11 a.m. to noon, and Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. or
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Social dance, according tc
Lola Owensby and Rhita Flake, is tra¬
ditional ballroom dance, including waltz,
fox trot, swing, rumba and cha cha.
Men who feel unsure about learning
these forms of dance are welcome to
participate with a class before deciding
to enroll.
Water polo
Continued from page 9
Joel Cobb of Clovis West.
The Bulldogs' . rugged schedule
consists of five tournaments besides
the PCAA event, including the Wave
Tournament at Pepperdine, the UC
Irvine Tournament, the Fresno State
Tournament, the Air Force Tournament
in Denver and the Cal Poly Tournament
in San Luis Obispo.
All home matches will be played at
the Clovis West swim complex.
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Two-way streets give 'fluid flow'
Several one-way streets on the CSUF
campus were converted to two-way
traffic over the summer. This move
should provide a "more fluid flow of
traffic in both directions," said James
Forden, assistant director of business
affairs for administrative services.
Keats Avenue between Maple and
Barton avenues, San Ramon between
Maple and Campus Drive, and Campus
Drive between San Ramon and Barstow
avenues have been converted to two-
way traffic.
Forden cited three reasons for the
switch In traffic patterns.    It will be
easier for students to get from one place
to another on campus and will make it
easier for emergency vehicles to get a-
round. Also, there was a need to re¬
duce the traffic congestion on campus.
These changes came about following
recommendations from the campus traf¬
fic safety advisory committee, Forden
Reasons for the changes also include
increased congestion on campus, more
bicycle traffic, and more foot traffic
crossing streets, Forden added.
Currently, only parts of Campus Drive
and the area around the dorms are one¬
way. Forden explained that the area a-
round the dorms cannot support two-
way traffic - that traffic "would run dir-
ecdy into a conflict situation.'' Forden
also cited the high pedestrian traffic
around the dorms.
To make the changeover in traffic
patterns, elimination of 112 general
parking spaces was requined, along with
the elimination of three handicapped and
and one motorcycle spaces.
Added, however, will be 85 metered
spaces and 77 restricted spaces. Ad¬
ditional restricted parking for faculty and
staff will be available In Lot K north of
the men's gym, Lot M serving the engin¬
eering and industrial arts buildings, on
Maple Avenue south of San Ramon, and
on Keats Avenue.
For students seeking additional gen¬
eral parking, Forden noted the "under-
use" ofLotsAandJattheeastsideof
campus.
Metered parking will be increased on
Maple Avenue north of §an Ramon by
converting to diagonal instead of para¬
llel parking as soon as meters become
available.
Parking on Campus Drive and San
Bruno south of San Ramon will be lim¬
ited to motorcycles in spaces provided
near the art-home economics building.
Forden said the change in traffic
patterns "was very much for bicycles,"
noting the increased use on campus.
The thrust in the state, he said, is toward
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