1981_09 The Daily Collegian September 1981

              DailyCollegian
Tuesday
Danger zones lit
on CSUF walks
Mark Teegua/ Dally Collegian
New members elected
to Academic Senate
Dr. Frank Powell, a professor of psy¬
chology, was elected during the summer
to serve as chairman of CSUF's Aca¬
demic Senate for the 1981-82 school
year. He succeeds Dr. Joan Schroeder,
.a professor of accounting, who has held
the post for the past two years.
Serving with Powell on the Senate
this year will be Dr. Roger Lajeunesse,
professor of anthropology, re-elected
vice chairman; and Dr. Paul Priebe,
assistant librarian, elected secretary
succeeding Dr.   John  Barta,  associate
campus policy matters.
New members elected to the Senate's
Executive Committee are Audrey
Fagnani, associate professor of physical
education and recreation; Dr. Jesus
Luna, coordinator of La Raza Studies;
and Dr. Freeman Wright, professor
of political science.
Dr. Cera Id Bryan, professor of man¬
agement and marketing, was re-elected
to the Executive Committee. Also con¬
tinuing their terms on the Executive
Committee are Dr. Robert Merrill,
professor of geology, and Margaret
Thorburn, associate professor of nur-
the CSUF faculty in academic and other   sing.
Auditions set for three
department plays
Auditions have been set for the
University Theatre's first three produc¬
tions for the 1981-82 season. Auditions
will be held until Sept. 2, from 4 p.m.
to 7 p.m. at various locations in the
John Wright Theatre.
Director Charles H. Randall is seeking
three women and eight men to fill the
roles in the Preston Jones' comedy
'Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlan-
der.' The play is scheduled to run Oct.
1-3 and Oct. 6-10.
Director Phillip Walker will cast four
women and 11 men for roles in the
mystery-drama     'Equus.'     Auditions
CSUF students won't be left in the
dark this semester during evening
hours, thanks to a $180,000 lighting
project, which was initiated in May.
Phase I of the project will be com¬
pleted in about four weeks, according
to Paul Bissonnette, director of business
affairs. Phase II of the project includes
supplementary lighting around the
dormitories.
Although the campus had cut bade on
the light usage during the summer
months, the system is now back in full
The project, which was targeted to
be completed between 1986 to 1987,
is being financed by the Associated
Students, CSUF Incorporated and the
Dormitory Revenue Fund. After a re¬
quest for advanced funds, the project
was pushed ahead almost three years,
Bissonnette said.
Huntington Construction Co. won the
bid for the first areas to be installed
and according to William  Anderson,
will be held in Walker's office, Speech
Arts 138. "Equus" is scheduled to
run Oct. 29-31 and Nov. 3-7.
Terry Miller will be directing the
William Shakespeare comedy "Twelfth
Night," and will cast three women and
11 men to play major roles. Auditions
will be held in the Arena Theatre.
-Twelfth Night" will play Dec. 3-5 and
Dec. 8-12.
Scripts for these productions may be
checked out from the University Theatre
box office from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Mondays through Fridays.
For more information, call 294-2216.
chief of police, is under contract to have
any repairs completed within 24 hours.
Bissonnette estimated that the pro¬
ject would be completed in approxi¬
mately two yean.
The low' pressure sodium lights
operated   on   an   automated   system.
Placement of the lights was deter¬
mined following a survey conducted by
the police department. A tour was
taken with women and handicapped
students to determine what they felt
were danger zones. Data from past at¬
tacks was also used to determine place-
'There are still areas that need im¬
proving," said Anderson. 'We're going
to press for more this- year," be said.
The police recommend that students
who travel the campus in the evening
hours follow safety routes. These paths
have more lighting, emergency tele¬
phones and patrol cars closely patrol¬
ling the areas.
'We are one of the safest campuses
in our 19-campus system,' said Ander¬
son. 'And we're not stopping here.
About $120,000 more in lighting should
bring us up to par," he said.
MovirV in
Incoming student Carl Young, of Cupertino, moves Into Homan Hall
Thursday. After moving In Carl asked, 'Where am I going to put all
this stuff?'