1982_12 The Daily Collegian December 1982

              2 December 1,1 M2
CSUF today
Ope» Haase: The Ethnic Studies pro- ><>" «■«•■in College Union 309, noon,
gram will hold a special "Open House" Ks»o coecert: CSUF piano students
program in Main Cafeteria 202. Featured will present a free program of ensemble
will be a live radio remote broadcast by music in the Music Building Recital Hall at
KLIP Radio (1220) starting at 12:30 p.m. 8 p.m.
Meets**: The Pan Afrikan Student Un- Baaejwet: The Fall Phi Kappa Phi Initia¬
tion Banquet wffl be held in the Residence vites faculty and guests who would like
Dining Facility at 6:30 p.m. The guest instruction in traditional ballroom dances
speaker will be Charles M. Smallwood, such as the waltz, fox trot, swing, etc., to
dean of School of Agriculture and Home attend a "Pre-Holiday Ball" workshop.
The session will be held in Women's Gym
iLolaOwensbyin-    133 from 7 to 10 p.m.
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Signups to close for IM
racquetball, swimming
Signups for the intramural racquetball Players wiD be classified into advanced,
tournament close today, the IM-Recrea- intermediate and beginning group*. Ptay-
tion deparment announced. ^rriaybereclas*ified,therMorrice*aid.
I nterested players have until 5 p.m. tty In oth«r intramural activity, the office is
s,gn up. Play is scheduled to start Friday planning an open swim meet lor students,
jnd conclude Sunday evening. iacuity and staff. Swimmers are limited to
,                    „ ,.   .    ,   . four events.
Signup forms areavadable mthe mtra, c^      are ^^^ to ^ pbce at
mUro) office, room 109 in the men s gym. tne csuF p^ but intere,ted J£^erS
The tentative schedule for the tourn- are asked to submit a tentative signup
ament calls for one round of men's doub- form by Thursday at the IM office.
les Friday beginning at 5 p.m. All other More information is available through
events are slated for Satruday and Sun- the IM office. The intramural phone num-
day, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. both days. ber is 294-2526.
PCAA
kick a last-second field goal to give the
Bulldog* a season-final* win over Nevada-
Las Vegas. The senior connected on 22 of
27 extra point tries and eight of 13 field
goals. Darrow'* 46 points were third on
McKenn* of Utah State. '
receiver-kick returner Tim Hears*, def¬
ensive Knernan Steve McEnroe, kne-
backer Bob Mather*/ and coYTstrbeniGfl
Byrd of Sen Jos* Stale, nJback Gary
BlackweB and defensk* back Kevin
Greene of PecaV, Ftsssrton State d**sn-
>» CSUFs leading scorer with    T
theta
Ellard u
The rest of the ftr*t all-PCAA team
include* tight end Darren Long, tackle
UcvdTaylCT.Daor.andimebacker David
Howard of Long Beach State, guard
David Kuresa. M3er and Sncbackcr Pat
back Rodney Weber, and reevadsrLs*
Vegas punter Randal C unrsnghern.
Also on the second team are riant end
ony Camp, offensive tackle Steve
smith, guard Dan McGahan, nose
George Dunlap and kicker Scott Kinney
of Pacific and former Carmelttj* School
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