1981_12 The Daily Collegian December 1981

              Schaefer to conduct ensembles
The CSUF Music Department will
present a fall concert Monday, Dec. 14,
featuring the Percussion Ensemble, the
Marimba Ensemble and the Fresno
Marimba Orchestra. The program will
be held in the CSUF Music Building
Recital Hall beginning at 8 p.m. The
groups are under the direction of C.W.
•Sandy' Schaefer.
The Percussion Ensemble will perform
a variety of works ranging from the
percussion classic, "Ostinato Pianis¬
simo" by Henry Cowell to the more
modern piece, "Concerto For Drumset
and percussion Ensemble' by John
Beck, featuring Hoover graduate
Rick Canfield as the drumset soloist.
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performing as vocal soloist in Edward
J ay Miller's setting of poems by Matsuo.
Basho entitled, 'Basho Songs." The
Percussion Ensemble will also perform
"Momentum' by William Kraft, prin¬
cipal percussionist with the Los Angeles
Philharmonic, and "Four Percussionists"
by Ronald Keezer.
The Fresno Marimba Orchestra, a
diverse group of musicians from the high
schools, community colleges and local
community, will perform "Tarantella"
by Felix Mendelssohn and the finale
from "String Quartet" by Joseph Haydn.
The Marimba Ensemble will perform
the first movement from "Brandenburg
Concerto' by J.S. Bach and the first
movement from "Symphony No. 94" by .
Joseph Haydn.
Following the concert there will be a
reception and dedication of the painting of Eric Hitt, a former member of the
"Liaisons'   by   Roman    Haubenstock- ensemble who was .tragically killed last
Ramati. The mural was donated to the spring.   The   piece,   "Liaisons,'   upon
CSUF Music Department by the Cultural which the mural is based, will be per-
Arts Organization of Students in memory formed by C.W. Schaefer.
Weather
Today's  weather  forecast  calls' for from Marysville to Bakersfield with visi-
dense night and morning fog with par- bilities ranging one half mile or less,
tial  afternoon  clearing.  The  expected This  pattern  is  expected  to  continue
high temperature for today Is 55 degrees through the weekend,
with a low of 35.
Thursday's fog was more extensive This   information   provided   by   the
than previous days this week occurring CSUF Geography Department.
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Former student activist turns active instructor
When Lea Ybarra-Soriano isn't teach¬
ing, writing novels, researching, speak¬
ing at schools and conferences, making
films and slide presentations, or writ¬
ing articles for magazines, she relaxes.
But that isn't very often.
'It's too much and I know it,' says
the spunky Ybarra-Soriano, "but I'll
slow down eventually." She laughs.
Juggling so many projects at once
is just a way of life for trie former Ber¬
keley student activist of the 1960s.
Whiie those troubled times are over,
the spirit and drive is still alive in
Ybarra-Soriano.
Ybarra-Soriano, who has a PhD. in
sociology from the University of Cal¬
ifornia, has been teaching in CSUF's
La Raza Studies program for eight
With a pester of United Farm Wor¬
ker CesarChavez behind her, Ybarra-
Soriano reminisced about her years
during the 1960s, and commented on
student activism today.
'When I first got there (Berkeley)
the campus was closed because the
students were on strike in support of
Third World countries,' she said.
' It was closed the next quarter be¬
cause of the United States' invotv-
ment in Cambodia.*
She said the campus seemed very
large at first, but she began getting
involved rather quickly. She helped
form a counseling center for Chicanos
being drafted, and was also named
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