1984_02 The Daily Collegian February 1984

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aaarrjsvL.aisd I'm reaJ glad you guys had
Hey Roomfe. dont you feel safer now? I sure
do! You are a great cook, and real men do cal
quiche! Kiuens are in style, right? I'm glad!
Yow "Wild Tartar" buttdj!
a Kappa Gamma fall *33 pledge class
re«aiJ«t: onyourinitiaiion. Weloveyout Marci Radoi-
CwMles cich. Kelly Long. Chris Johnson, Dune Law-
■                                                 ion. Sally Palmer. Necia Raines. Stacy Logo-
-E"xtrorertide— luro. Kristy Humphreys, Julie Sihio, Kristen.
Ftlli Caaapleajsoa el Domingo, Anigo! Ruskofsky. Deana Cohen. Rae Ann Fimbrcs.
Kxrauy Inlrraantt tt* tracer ansa date contu, nw Cathy Young. Tori Carlson, and Becky Renna!
k gsnto! Qsdcrra tu cttebrar coo ml? LAL Tfc* Stalin of Kappa Kappa Gamma
HI Looey—
Want you to know I'm thinking of you con¬
stantly. I want you lo know that I wtnt you.
Mr*. M. Clay-
PS 1 owe you a cupcake'
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BoMrj, my genius- .
Can you believe this semester? Well go crazy
1 love you more loday lhan yesterday bull
togetherl You are a dear friend - thanks for
your support. Have a blast al the coast wilh
weekend.
Congratulations on finally tur
ing legal. I'm
Welcome to Bulldog Country!! Now's
1 really do hope thai you are feeling better by
Hire Student
the time you read this. Get well so we can gel
Body to know that you have bee
buy an official Red Wave t-shirt. See you <
out and do something this weekend. Hove you!
campus. Grad.
Jessies Ctrl
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lYourrifeis
P.S. Try to slay away from the local dives
The Bucket and Scoreboard.
M. Be bout-
still in mortal danger!
For all business students interested In pledging
Delis Sigma Pi-
There will be a picnic Saturday February 4.
Come join the fun at 1:00 p.m. at OTVeil Park.
Batman—
1 really-enjoyed dancing with you last semes¬
ter. You are such a great dancer Bnd person. I
really hope lhat we can dance together again
soon. 1 hope thai you have a super semester.
Call me sometime.
Penguin
Today
foot. How did he break il? Did Ericka seduce
him? Has Mike found oul? Slay tuned next
week on 'One Lone Bulldog", when we hear
Mark say., "all those afternoons when I said 1
walked ihe dog. 1 really wasnt."
NT 2 QT Productions
J J. ParneUi —
K.T.-
Bonne fete! "Vienl-un." C'est comme tr
Hey! Do you party? Come on
excitant! Mais fais attention quand vous ce
nu m ber. you can trust me! Can yo
know it's blue, but does it have a n
faul elrc genlil et genereux pur la fele. Wc
such a KCG! DP? What about th
eQMK and
the olher half? Why dont we just,
ctes la plus belle amie au mondc! Jc vo
so you can get a good night's slee
embrasse (Teehee) (Si vous ne savez pas de q
TJ.
c'est personcllc est...-?")
Curtis Baby!
Skiing couldnt have been belter! You are
AWESOME. Oh my!! February 3.4.and 5 will
be heaven. Well go "turbo" style! Good luck
KJ Courtley-
Happy weekend and thanks C
was really nice. Hello to Lynn.
(I'm trying to think of my own cute name for
you!) It tbe date still on tonHe? If so. till be. a
Wast! Worth waiting foe! (But I still say we
Jessie's Girl
My Ul tit Beth,
haveagreaitime Good luck! dont forget Bur-
rito Bear and your lizard face!
Alpha XI Delia Love,
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happens only once.
icdaybut Mondaymaybc.
TotlseiiaenofS'antaNa- lo be so i
Here we go with another semester. I hope
the whole semester will be like. Good luck wilh 	
rash. I know that you will have some fine men Ron E.-
to join you. leant wait to see what the semester Happ)
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Feb. 6,19S4
'Dogs force-feed young Spartans a loss
Anderson, Arnold have
hot hands once again
Ron Anderson goes up for a jumper orer San Jom State'* Stoney Evans.
A club by name only
San Jose Sute Basketball Coach Bill
Berry tried just about everything in hi*
power to get hi* young. Inexperienced
Spartans in gear venus Fre*no Sute
Saturday night. For the 15th time this
season the veteran coach opened with a
different line-up than the previous game.
For the upteenth time, he tried mixing hi*
three freshmen, three sophomore* and
five juniors (the Spartan* have no sen¬
iors) into a cohesive group of basketball
players. And for the 12th time thi* season
the Spartans walked off the court with a
"it's time to go back to the drawing
board,** admitted Berry, wiping the sweat
off his balding head. "I have to do a better
job of defining our players role*. I'm
getting too many surprise*."   .
Berry's biggest surprise' came in the
form of 6-2 junior guard Eric William*
who »cored 17 points for tbe Spartaan* in
the final 14 minute* of play. It wasnt
enough however, to pull San Jo*e Sute
out of the hole -as Fresno Sute still
managed to roll to a 63-48 win.
Unlike the Sparun*. there were no
surprise* on the Bulldog side of the court.
Ron Anderson, at utual, put in hi*
obligatory 18 poinu, Bernard Thompson
(cooped up hi* six rebounds and added 11
points and Mitch Arnold continued his
recent hot streak with a 14-point per¬
formance. The win lifted Fresno Sute's
record to 6-4 in the PCAA. and gave the
Bulldog* another shot of confidence
before uking on sagging Fullerton Sute
this Thursday in Fullerton.
"I thought we were getting the ball like
we needed to," said Fresno Sute Coach
Boyd Grant, who as usual wasn't entirely
satisfied with the win "But we were
hesitating too much and we weren't
getting the shots."
Thank* in part to the 21 Spartan
turnovers, however, Fretno Sute wa* still
able to put up enough shou to subdue San
Jose's youth movement. Another factor in
the game was the early loss of 6-8,20} lb.
Spartan forward Matt Fleming, who
sprained hi* knee barely five minutes into
the game. Fleming, one of San Jose
Sute's few upperclassmen, lead the team
in scoring during the last four games and
was averaging IS.2 points a game.
With Fleming in the game, San Jose
Sute jumped out to a 7-4 lead behind
lay-ups by Ward Ferris and Michael
'It's time to go back to tbe
drawing board. I have to
do a better job of defining
our players roles.'
— Berry
Dixon,a 14-foot jumper by Stoney Evan*,
and a free throw by Ferris.
Fresno Sute, meanwhile was suffering
from a severe case of clumsinets. After
Thompson hit two free throws and Arn¬
old swished a long-range jumper from the ■
left, tbe Bulldogs gave up the ball three
consecutive times. First, center Scott
Barnes mishandled a pass from Anderson
underneath, then Thompson bounced the
ball out-of-bounds off his foot, and finally
Thompson lost another one off his sto¬
mach while rebounding a Ron Andenon
Fre»no Sute finally got it* act together,
-and eventually the lead, when Anderson
tipped in a jumper by Marvin Carter to tie
the game with 12:47 to go in the first half.
•Carter then came back and hit two
•See Youngster*, Page 14
Spikers dig into own pockets for love of-game'
It's a typical practice session for a fath¬
ering of Fresno Sute athletes working
intently at their craft. Sweat flows gener¬
ously as bodies are pushed to their limits
under the barked commands ofthe coach.
Formations are pieced together and battle
plans are drawn up.
Like so many teams thi* is the type of
regiment that the Fresno Sute Men's Vol¬
leyball Club follow*. The difference
though lie* in the name. Club. Not team.
The 1984 season will mark the eighth
year that the Volleyball club ha* been in
existence. The club compete* in the eight
team Northern California Collegiate Vol¬
leyball League, a league which they won in
1982. The club, take* road trip* a* far
north as Chico and like every financially
backed team they wear matching uni¬
forms. But unlike financed teams the 20
members of Fre*no Sute*'s Volleyball
Club make their organization run by dig¬
ging into their own pockets.
"We basically exi*t for the love of tbe
game,"coach and former player Jim Pepe
That love of volleyball has been put to
many te*t» in the team's eight years. Sev¬
eral time* in the pa*t few year* team
member* have approached both the Asso¬
ciated Studenu Senate as well as the uni-
ver*ity'» athletic director in »earch of both
funding recognition.  Neither ha* been
"The last time we tried to get some fund¬
ing from the AS Senate wa* in 1982,"
player Matt Torrez said. "They said it
didn't benefit enough people for us to get
any money. Since then iu been a dead
issue because we are just tired of trying
anymore."
The only thing that the team gets from
the university is an allotted period of time
in which to practice in the Women's Gym.
Other than that team members are strictly
bn their own. The li*t of expenses they
must handle is long: Gas, Food, Uniforms
(Sweats, Jerseys, Shorts. Shoe*), league
fees, and the cost of officials at home
matches.
as a player two teaions before uking over
a* the clubt coach thi* year.
"Our main goal thi* year it to gain cred¬
ibility and to grow," Pepe laid. "By play¬
ing good, solid volleyball we're hoping
that we can get some people out here to
watch us. As far a* action goes you jutt
cant beat volleyball for entertainment."
Theteam begins NCCVLplay this wee¬
kend when they will travel to Davis to play
Humboldt SUte on Sunday. Tbe first
home appearance for the team will come
next Friday when they will take on Cali¬
fornia in the Wornen"* Gym.
"There's no reason why a good volley¬
ball team cant attract fans like a good
'The team will put forward a real professional attitude. With
the proper publicity, we could get the same kind of attendance
as women's volleyball.'
-Riding
"Playing on this team i* definitely a big
sacrifice monettrily," Pepe frankly suted.
Torrez, who is in his fourth year on the
volleyball team, estimate* that each playe .-
must come up with at least S150 a year to
support the team. The club held a two-
day, co-ed volleyball tournament on Jan.
7-8 to raise funds. After expense* the club
netted S300 from the tournament.
Pepe i* determined to put the team'*
financial trouble* aside and concentrate
on volleyball thi* year. A physical educa¬
tion graduate student, Pepe, participated
basketball team," Torrez said.
An interesting aspect of the team it tbe
truckload of both playing and coaching
experience that is stored in tbe team'*
rank*. Pepe is a product of tbe famous
Southern Caliiorma beach volleyball
game. After honing his playing skill* on
the sands Pepe took hi* knowledge to the
hardwood where he coached in Lea Arsaeka-
at Inglewood High Schoot
"The beach game is where the true fun-
damenul* of the game are learned since
ihe game is played with only.two player*
on each tide," Pepe taid. "You have to
develop all your drill* in the beach game."
Torrez and team male John Riding spirt
their volleyball lime between playing anil
coaching at Fre*no High School*. Torrez
handle* both the boy* and girt* team* at
McClane. Riding is in ha second year of
handling the boy* team at Hoover and
before that wa* an assistant coach at
"Between my coaching duties and play¬
ing 1 put in about 30 hour* a week of
volleyball," Riding taid.
The team ha* tbe benefit of drawing a
number of quality high school player*
from the highly regarded North Yosemite
League which is based in Fresno. Vane
Meatcrliaa played four ytart at Hoover
and wa* named to tie all-NYL team hi*
but two year*. Curt Curtis, another NYL
product, played two year* at Govs* West.
The team* players are split into Junior
Vanity and Vanity team*. Many of thi*
year's Vanity players toiled on the JV
team until promotion to the Vanity team
wa* in order. JV aad Vanity players prac¬
tice together.
"We ha vent had a real cohesive team ia
the past," Riding taid. "We're trying to
put forth a team that'* worth »pon*oriag.
The team will pan forward a real profe*>
publicity, we could get the u
e kind of
"We all dream that one day that volley¬
ball will be recognized a* a Division 1
•port acre for'aacn," Torrez taid.