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The joker's hired... 'Laugh-Off' hits CU If joketelling is your specialty, the College Union programming staff has a challenge for you. Programming University Life and Stu¬ dent Entertainment (PULSE), which over- seesentertainment programming at CSUF. will host a "Laugh Off* Sept. 26 to determine the funniest student on campus. The student comedy night is part of "CoffceHouse," the newest addition to entertainment at CSUF. "CoffeeHouse" will feature comedy shows, and musical and theatre nroduc- tipns in the recently built Satellite College Thorn Gaxiola. CU program coordi¬ nator, said that professional entertainers will be billed for "CoffeeHouse," but that PULSE primarily wants the program to "ud into student talent." The show will be biweekly and will provide refreshments such as import coffees, bagels, croissants, pizza and beer. At the Sept. 12 opening of "Coffce¬ House."stand-up comedians Jim Samuels and Doug Ferrari of Los Angeles and Rene Sandoval of Fresno will perform. The second show on Sept. 26 will feature the student "I^ugh Off." Applications for particiaption in "Laugh Off'are available in theCU Programming Office and must be returned to the office Gax'ola said the university should offer a comedy program because of the absence ' of comedy entertainment in Fresno. Cur¬ rently, he said, there are only two local nightclubs that regularly feature comedy In 1975, a similar program was orga¬ nized by the CU programming staff. "Cabaret Cafe" was based on the same concept of entertainment as "Coffee¬ House." Gaxiola said, but was unsuc¬ cessful because of high ticket prices which usually skyrocketed beyond the average student's budget. "CoffeeHouse" will cost S3 for students and $4 for non-students. The program is also expected to be a hit with students and the university com¬ munity, he said, because of discriminate entertainment booking. "It's low-cost entertainment, but we're going to screen it very carefully to ensure that it's quality entertainment," he said. Gaxiola described the show as a "night¬ club setting with an intimate atmosphere." Other special events planned for CSUF students during the 1984-85 school year include concerts by the Fresno Philar- monic. the Fresno-based rock group, The Clams, and the rock band Stackaboncs, of Los Angeles. The Fresno Philarmonic Pops Concert, scheduled for Sept. 16, will be held in the CSUF Amphitheatre. The musical arrangement by the Philarmonic will be "1812 Overture." and will include a fire¬ works show. In the Satellite CU, a "Back to School" sneert with The Clams will be held Sept. and a free concert by Stackabones will e held Sept. 19. Several movies that were box office hits -ughoi the fail See Coffee, page 12 ittoth£ MAX 24-Hour Teller has made banking easier for you! Come to the MAX 24-Hour Teller for your FREE demonstration between now and September 7th and get a FREE coupon for a McDonald's Big Mac' Sandwich! Come for a FREE demonstration and sign up in the drawing for a FREE: • 2- $100 certificates at the bookstore • 10- $10 certificates at the bookstore • 1- Bulldog Football Season Tickets for Two Come for a FREE demonstration, open a CHECK/Saver Account and maintain a good track record to get: • First 6 months free checking • A CHECK/GuaranteeCard after 3 months • CHECK/Reserve after 6 months • A VISA" Card after just 12 months WUAUAKTEE News briefs Volunteers Needed — The Fresno County Sheriff's Depart¬ ment Crime Prevention Unit is actively lookingforvolunteers to assist Commuity Service Officers at Community Service Stations throughout Fresno County. : needed to assist Com- phor , Serv : Offici lling ! work a D of si Volunteers are needed in all of the following Community Service Stations: Coalinga, Dos Palos, Firebaugh/Men- dota, Cantu Creek, Kerman, Auberry, Shaver Lake, Squaw Valley, Pine Flat, Clovis Ukes, Friam, Fresno, Del Rey. Parlier, Caruthers, Laton, Malaga, River- dale and Selrria. All applicants should contact CSO Cynthia Knight at 488-3711 for further information. Back-To-School Dance — Fresno pop favorites, The Clams, will annual Back-To-School Dance on Satur¬ day, Sept. 8 from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00a.m. in the Satellite College Union. The Clams, now based in Los Angeles, have been selling out many of the L.A. area's finer clubs such as Madame Wong's West and East, The Palomino, The Trou- They also recently completed filming a television commercial for Post Sugar Crisp. The Clams have been selling out in Fresno for years and are now hustling to reach the top in Los Angeles. Radio London, another Fresno dance favorite, will open for The Clams. Tickets for the9:00 p.m.showareS4for CSUF Students. For more information call 294-2938. Fees Refunds Set — Refund checks for CSUF students who overpaid their 1984 fall semester fees will be distributed from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 10 and II in the Satellite College Union. Robert Vega, university accounting Sept. 4,1984 bring their unique dance music to CSUF's S« Brief*, page J 2 " *e*L For everything Jh>- you need to /^^iSBE^Jt"" know... Read the JJBntef Daily Collegian. ^^SL ^r?w±i»i Sudden death defeat for Dog kickers By St»ph»n Provoat Sports Editor A sudden-death penalty kick was the difference-between victory and defeat for the Bulldog soccer team in the finals ofthe Budweiser-Children's Hospital Soccer Classic Sunday. The host Akron Zips won on a shootout after two sudden-death overtimes failed to break a 1-1 tie. Kevin Williams scored Fresno State's The Bulldogs defeated Bowling Green University 2-1 in overtime Saturday to o the finals. FRESNO STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1984 ^.tfmf^. September 1 at Arizona 6:00 p.m. (P-^m ^fiV SeDtember 8 at Boise St 7*00 p.m. f^l^^PY SpiemSr22 3tt$3tV 7:30 p.m. 7:30p.m. ^^nNri^ >>*'i September 29 Nc^Meoeo st. 7*30 p.m. Varr"S ^^m\\\ fW uctooer b at Haw** 7:30 p.m. ■™" -*"^^K****-"aV>. October 20 UTAH ST. (Homecoming) 7:30 p.m. kamm m ^taaa-j *^yom \ uctODer z/ atSanJoa»St 7*00 p.m. «*^J f ft\\\\\\\\\>-t^fT' November 3 at FuHarton St 1*00 p.m. iHr IHu / November 10 PACIFIC 4:00 p.m. Vft \\_*AWi November 17 MONTANA ST. 4:00 p.m. j T\ XxM^h November 24 at Nevada-Las Vegas 7:30 p.m. V J\y Arizona and Boise St. game times arc Mountain Standard Time. ^t^t*^0^ Hawaii game time is Hawaiian Standard Time. All other games local. Home games in caps. 2907 EAST BUTLER ■ FRESNO, CA 93721 • {209)237-2183 Proud distributors of; Coors, Strort's, Olyrnpia, and other fine products. Your college represenatiye is: JaW NOfteck 237-21J3,
Object Description
Title | 1984_09 The Daily Collegian September 1984 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1984 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Sept 4, 1984 Pg. 8-9 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1984 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | The joker's hired... 'Laugh-Off' hits CU If joketelling is your specialty, the College Union programming staff has a challenge for you. Programming University Life and Stu¬ dent Entertainment (PULSE), which over- seesentertainment programming at CSUF. will host a "Laugh Off* Sept. 26 to determine the funniest student on campus. The student comedy night is part of "CoffceHouse," the newest addition to entertainment at CSUF. "CoffeeHouse" will feature comedy shows, and musical and theatre nroduc- tipns in the recently built Satellite College Thorn Gaxiola. CU program coordi¬ nator, said that professional entertainers will be billed for "CoffeeHouse," but that PULSE primarily wants the program to "ud into student talent." The show will be biweekly and will provide refreshments such as import coffees, bagels, croissants, pizza and beer. At the Sept. 12 opening of "Coffce¬ House."stand-up comedians Jim Samuels and Doug Ferrari of Los Angeles and Rene Sandoval of Fresno will perform. The second show on Sept. 26 will feature the student "I^ugh Off." Applications for particiaption in "Laugh Off'are available in theCU Programming Office and must be returned to the office Gax'ola said the university should offer a comedy program because of the absence ' of comedy entertainment in Fresno. Cur¬ rently, he said, there are only two local nightclubs that regularly feature comedy In 1975, a similar program was orga¬ nized by the CU programming staff. "Cabaret Cafe" was based on the same concept of entertainment as "Coffee¬ House." Gaxiola said, but was unsuc¬ cessful because of high ticket prices which usually skyrocketed beyond the average student's budget. "CoffeeHouse" will cost S3 for students and $4 for non-students. The program is also expected to be a hit with students and the university com¬ munity, he said, because of discriminate entertainment booking. "It's low-cost entertainment, but we're going to screen it very carefully to ensure that it's quality entertainment," he said. Gaxiola described the show as a "night¬ club setting with an intimate atmosphere." Other special events planned for CSUF students during the 1984-85 school year include concerts by the Fresno Philar- monic. the Fresno-based rock group, The Clams, and the rock band Stackaboncs, of Los Angeles. The Fresno Philarmonic Pops Concert, scheduled for Sept. 16, will be held in the CSUF Amphitheatre. The musical arrangement by the Philarmonic will be "1812 Overture." and will include a fire¬ works show. In the Satellite CU, a "Back to School" sneert with The Clams will be held Sept. and a free concert by Stackabones will e held Sept. 19. Several movies that were box office hits -ughoi the fail See Coffee, page 12 ittoth£ MAX 24-Hour Teller has made banking easier for you! Come to the MAX 24-Hour Teller for your FREE demonstration between now and September 7th and get a FREE coupon for a McDonald's Big Mac' Sandwich! Come for a FREE demonstration and sign up in the drawing for a FREE: • 2- $100 certificates at the bookstore • 10- $10 certificates at the bookstore • 1- Bulldog Football Season Tickets for Two Come for a FREE demonstration, open a CHECK/Saver Account and maintain a good track record to get: • First 6 months free checking • A CHECK/GuaranteeCard after 3 months • CHECK/Reserve after 6 months • A VISA" Card after just 12 months WUAUAKTEE News briefs Volunteers Needed — The Fresno County Sheriff's Depart¬ ment Crime Prevention Unit is actively lookingforvolunteers to assist Commuity Service Officers at Community Service Stations throughout Fresno County. : needed to assist Com- phor , Serv : Offici lling ! work a D of si Volunteers are needed in all of the following Community Service Stations: Coalinga, Dos Palos, Firebaugh/Men- dota, Cantu Creek, Kerman, Auberry, Shaver Lake, Squaw Valley, Pine Flat, Clovis Ukes, Friam, Fresno, Del Rey. Parlier, Caruthers, Laton, Malaga, River- dale and Selrria. All applicants should contact CSO Cynthia Knight at 488-3711 for further information. Back-To-School Dance — Fresno pop favorites, The Clams, will annual Back-To-School Dance on Satur¬ day, Sept. 8 from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00a.m. in the Satellite College Union. The Clams, now based in Los Angeles, have been selling out many of the L.A. area's finer clubs such as Madame Wong's West and East, The Palomino, The Trou- They also recently completed filming a television commercial for Post Sugar Crisp. The Clams have been selling out in Fresno for years and are now hustling to reach the top in Los Angeles. Radio London, another Fresno dance favorite, will open for The Clams. Tickets for the9:00 p.m.showareS4for CSUF Students. For more information call 294-2938. Fees Refunds Set — Refund checks for CSUF students who overpaid their 1984 fall semester fees will be distributed from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 10 and II in the Satellite College Union. Robert Vega, university accounting Sept. 4,1984 bring their unique dance music to CSUF's S« Brief*, page J 2 " *e*L For everything Jh>- you need to /^^iSBE^Jt"" know... Read the JJBntef Daily Collegian. ^^SL ^r?w±i»i Sudden death defeat for Dog kickers By St»ph»n Provoat Sports Editor A sudden-death penalty kick was the difference-between victory and defeat for the Bulldog soccer team in the finals ofthe Budweiser-Children's Hospital Soccer Classic Sunday. The host Akron Zips won on a shootout after two sudden-death overtimes failed to break a 1-1 tie. Kevin Williams scored Fresno State's The Bulldogs defeated Bowling Green University 2-1 in overtime Saturday to o the finals. FRESNO STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1984 ^.tfmf^. September 1 at Arizona 6:00 p.m. (P-^m ^fiV SeDtember 8 at Boise St 7*00 p.m. f^l^^PY SpiemSr22 3tt$3tV 7:30 p.m. 7:30p.m. ^^nNri^ >>*'i September 29 Nc^Meoeo st. 7*30 p.m. Varr"S ^^m\\\ fW uctooer b at Haw** 7:30 p.m. ■™" -*"^^K****-"aV>. October 20 UTAH ST. (Homecoming) 7:30 p.m. kamm m ^taaa-j *^yom \ uctODer z/ atSanJoa»St 7*00 p.m. «*^J f ft\\\\\\\\\>-t^fT' November 3 at FuHarton St 1*00 p.m. iHr IHu / November 10 PACIFIC 4:00 p.m. Vft \\_*AWi November 17 MONTANA ST. 4:00 p.m. j T\ XxM^h November 24 at Nevada-Las Vegas 7:30 p.m. V J\y Arizona and Boise St. game times arc Mountain Standard Time. ^t^t*^0^ Hawaii game time is Hawaiian Standard Time. All other games local. Home games in caps. 2907 EAST BUTLER ■ FRESNO, CA 93721 • {209)237-2183 Proud distributors of; Coors, Strort's, Olyrnpia, and other fine products. Your college represenatiye is: JaW NOfteck 237-21J3, |