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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Thursday, December 4, I960
There's more to life than meets the eye
Photo essay by
Robert Gauthier
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ON CAMPUS
Today, Dec 4
'The Pslssning ol America by Toxic
Chemicals' will be the topic of Michael
Brown's presentation in the CU lounge.
Brown, the reporter who broke the Love
Canal story in 1977, will also discuss
local chemical dumpsttes. The lecture
begins at noon.
Man Of La Mancha will be performed
under the direction of Edward EmanuEI.
Additional performances will beheld on
Dec. 5 and 6 and Dec. 6-13 Showtlmes
are 8:15 p.m. In the John Wright
Theatre.
Tornorrow, Dec 5
■Is Our Society Disintegrating?' will
be the subject of a debate at noon In the
CU lounge. The participants will be
CSUF professors Dr. Dickran Krxiymjian
and Dr. Jack McDermott. The debate Is
co-sponsored by the College Union and
the Associated Students.
Star Trek Bloopers, *a rare collection
of unreleased out-takes from famous
T.V. shows,* will be shown each night
this weekend. Showtlmes are 6:30, 8:30,
and 10:30 p.m. in the Industrial Arts
Auditorium. Tickets are J2.50 with a
CSUF I.D. and S3 without.
*The Palestinian,' starring Vanessa
Redgrave, will be shown in the Old
Science Building,Room 121 The movie Is
sponsored by the General Union of
Palestinian Students of Fresno. Show¬
time is 7p.m. Admission is free
'The Electric Horseman,? starring
Robert Redford and. Jane Fonda will be
the CU Friday Rim. Showtlmes are 3:30
in IA 101 and 7 and 9:10 in the CU
lounge. Admission is S1 wfth CSUF I.D.
and S2 without.
Saturday, Dec 6
The Fresno Black Gospel Choir
sponsors its Third Annual Fall Concert
This year's theme is 'Salute to Our
Community Leaders.* The concert
begins at 7 p.m. in the upstairs cafeteria.
Tickets are S3 in advance and $3.50 at
the door.
Monday, Dec 8
Dr. Bernard Pipkin of the University of
Southern California will speak on
'Geological Hazards on the Urban
Invironment* at 7:30 p.m. In room 121
of the Old Science building. The lec¬
ture is presented by the Geology Club
of CSUF.
Tuesday, Dec 9
Crary George, the off idsl court tester for
the NBA's Detroit Pistons, will perform
amazing feats with basketballs at noon In
the CU lounge. The show is free. Crazy
George will also perform at halftime of
the Bulldog's game at the Selland
Arena.
Evangelist Little Richard, former rock
n roll superstar, will appear In the John
Wright Theatre at 12:30 p.m. The event
is sponsored by the CSUF Fresno Black
Gospel Choir. There will be no admission
charge.
Students who would like to study over¬
seas and get CSUF credit should come
tea a 15-minute slide show In the CU,
Room 309. The presentation will be
shown from 1> 130 p.m. and will be
repeated on Dec. 11.
OFF CAMPUS
Today* Dec 4
'Na Nukes* and 'Celebration at Big
Sur" hit the screen at the Tower Theatre.
Both movies will be shown again
tomorrow evening.
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It's Small Group Night at Intervarslty
Christian Fellowships 7 p.m. meeting.
This semester's Bible study group will
provide the entertainment. Come to the
University Religious Center for a night of
fun and fellowship.
Wednesday, Dec 10
•Is Christianity a White Man's
Religion?' will be the topic of this
week's Intervarsity Christian Fellow¬
ship's noon meeting. The service will
take place In the CU room 314.
Ctrfford Einstein, director of adverti¬
sing for Daly Advertising in San Fran¬
cisco, will present a free presentation of
television commercial bloopers at noon
in the John Wright Theatre. The pro¬
gram is co-sponsored by the College
Union and the theatre department at
CSUF.
There will be a Blue Key meeting at
7:30 p.m. Phone 224-2534 or 226-2826
for information.
Friday, Dec 12
•The Seduction of Joe Tynan starring
Alan Alda and Meryl Streep will be the
CU Friday Film. Showtlmes are 3:30 In
I.A. KM and 7 and 9:10 In the CU lounge.
Tomorrow. Dec 5
T.G.I. Coffee will be open from 8 to
midnight. All are Invited to come and get
in on the fun.
Richard Rogers' Two By Two. a
musical comedy about 600-year-old Noah
and his 40 days afloat, will be presented
on three consecutive weekends begin¬
ning tomorrow night. The Friday and
Saturday night performances are at 8:30
p.m. arid the Sunday afternoon show
starts at 2 p.m. Reservations are
suggested by phone at 233-6213.
The Kings County Art League Invites you
to Jane Cyer's opening reception at
Cuarantee Savings In Hanford. The
reception will be held from 7.30-9:30 p.m
The Fresno Falcons are back on the ice
at the Selland Arena for hockey action at
the San Joaquin Valley's best. The
Falcons host the Los Angeles Bruins at^
8 p.m. The two teams will battle again on
Saturday evening.
Satu rday, Dec 6
'Nutcracker' the bakct classic, will be
performed In the Fresno Convention
Center Theatre. Showtlmes are 2 p.m.
and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
The KKDJ Tower Theatre Midnight
Movie will be 'No Nukes.* The movie
will be shown again on Saturday at
midnight.
The CSUF Physics Department and
SPS present an International potluck
dinner at the home of Dr. Floyd L. Judd;
54S2 N. Delno Dennis Megrditchian,
science advisor to Fresno, will be the
guest speaker. The event gets underway
at 6 p.m. *Be there, or be hyperbo-
uaur
urnn Theatre brings two stories
gbout growing up. 'My Body Cuard* and
'Breaking Away" will be show on this
evening only.
■A Victorian Christmas at the Meux
Home* will be presented at the Meux
Home Museum. Dressed In Christmas
splendor, every room of the Meux Home
will be filled with activities of Christmas
past to help give greater meaning to
Christmas Present. Programs will be
held from 5-8 p.m. on Dec. 6 and Dec 13
and from 1-4 p.m. on Dec. 7 and 14.
Tickets are S2.50 at the gate.
Sunday. Dec 7
J.R. -Taldn's famous fantasy world
comes to life as 'Lord of The Rings* hits
the screen at the Tower Theatre. The co-
hit will be The Fabulous World of J ules
Vem.*
Tuesday, Dec 9
But,dog basketball action comes to the
Selland Arena. Boyd Grant's champion¬
ship-bound group hosts the University of
Arizona. Garnet I me is 7:35 p.m.
Thursday, Dec Tl
The third pair of concerts of the 1960-
1961 season will be presented by the
Fresno Philharmonic Orchestra on this
date and Friday, Dec. 11 in the Fresno
Convention Center Theatre. Jean-
Philippe Collard, the brilliant French
pianist who made his American debut in
1973, will be the guest artist. Showtime
IsSp.m.
Look for
something
different
every
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