1981_09 The Daily Collegian September 1981

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Watermelon Run Saturday
Distance  runners   will  have  a person
chance to strut their stuff Saturday 7:30 a.
when CSUF hosts its Watermelon Cym.
The event will consist of two, four        Awards will be given at the end of
and six-mile races and is open to the run and participants may take
the public for an entry fee of $1 per part in a large watermelon feed:
MEChA stresses
minority awareness
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There aren't many people outside the
Hispanic community who know what
MEChA is. There are fewer still, even
among members of the organization,
who know what its Initials stand for.
The 'Movimiento Estudianpil Chicano
de Aztlan' (MEChA.) roughly trans¬
lates to Chicano Student Movement of
the Southwest.
CSUF Education Professor Theresa
Perez, director of a federally funded
bilingual education program in the
School of Education and adviser to the
student organization, said that MEChA
was formed in the mid-1960s "during
the great  upheavals' of the student
'It has maintained its activism,'
Perez said. 'It- is one of the most active
student   organizations    on    campus.'
Perez said that in the beginning, the
group concentrated on fighting against
the Vietnam War and discrimination
while trying to get more Hispanics into
the political system by getting them to
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Today, Perez said, MEChA continues
its voter outreach efforts while working
against U.S. involvement in El Salvador.
She also said the group continues its
fight for civil rights by defending the
bilingual ballot and by helping some
candidates for public office who are
responsive to MEChA concerns.
Jerry Conzales, the CSUF president of
MEChA, said that the- group's main
purpose is 'making sure doors are open
to everybody.'
Conzales stressed that MEChA en¬
courages its members to 'get involved
in outside activities" at the university.
He said that although in toe past
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the group had more members, he saw
a revitalization of the membership
taking place at least partially because of
moves by the Reagan Administration
that Conzales feels are anti-minority.
However, MEChA is not just involved
in the political arena, Perez said. Every
year the group sponsors the Chicano
Youth Conference at CSUF and a week of
Cinto de Mayo activities. Both are
aimed at making valley Hispanics and
others more aware of what this grow¬
ing minority group has done in the past,
and what they can do in the future.
Perez said that students can get more
information about MEChA by calling
Conzales at 251-8712.
The Porterville State Hospital
is seeking advocates on a volunteer
basis to assist in the development
of client's education programs.
Training will be provided in Etesno.
A small travel reimbursement
„ sime      is provided.
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Sports
Milutinovich appointed
athletic
for the Association of Intercollegiate
Athletics for Women and interim as¬
sociate sports ticket manager.
Her appointment was made during the
summer by CSUF Athletic Tirector
Russ Sloan after he fired her ..om the
basketball post.
As interim assistant athletic director,
the end of last semester'to do more
teaching.
Milutinovich began her career at
CSUF In 1978 when she served as the
assistant coach for the varsity basket¬
ball squad and head coach for the junior
varsity squad.
In 1979-80 she served as interim head
basketball coach and became head coach
a year later. In the spring of 1980,
Milutinovich acted as tournament di¬
rector for the WAIAW Regional Soft¬
ball Tournament and that fall was the
assistant coordinator for the Japanese
All-Star   exhibition   volleyball   match.
During the 1979-80 season Milutino¬
vich was also a graduate intern for the
Bulldog Foundation where she ac¬
quired experience In the field of ad¬
ministration and fund raising.
Before coming to CSUF In 1978,
Milutinovich did graduate work at Cal
Poly Pomona In the field of physical
education and athletic administration.
She had held head basketball and
softball coaching positions at Penis
High School and was the department
chairperson for the co-education and
physical education departments at Per-
ris Valley Junior High School.
As a member of the California Teach¬
ers   Association,   Milutinovich   served
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ATTENTION SKIERS: Positions
available for Marketing Coordinators
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