1984_11 The Daily Collegian November 1984

              2-Thc Daily Collegian
November 1, 1994
BLOOM COUNTY
by Berke Breathed
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News Briefs
Shakespearean play
CSUF's Theatre for Young Audiences
Program will present William Shakes¬
peare's A Midsummer Night's Dream
Nov. 5, 7, 9 at 10:10 a.m., Nov. 6 at 4|(j
p.m. and Nov. 10 and 11 at 2 p.m. Perfor-
mance will be held in the John Wright
Theatre ofthe Speech Arts Building.
Tickets are on sale at the University
Theatre Ticket Office located in the from
ofthe Speech Arts Building on the CSUF
campus. All tickets are SI.50. For futher
information or ticket reservations p|cast
call, 294-2216, Monday through Friday
12:30-4:30 p.m. ?
Medicine organization controls emergencies
By Julie K. Rosllng, R.Ph
vention of accidental poisoning and the
control of emergencies The ideal medicine
cabinet will conlain only those drugs and
health aids that meet the individual needs
ROBERT HASTINGS
Come learn what your government does
not want you to know about UFOs. . .
llFOS—THE HIDDEN HISTOR)ri
A slide-tape program and lecture by Robert Hastings
THURSDAY
SATELLITE CU
NOV. 1
7:30 PM
$1.00 CSUF Students
$2.00 General Admission
of you and/or your family. Many people
buy medicine they really don't need, but
this problem can be avoided by following
some simple guidelines:
I. First of all. a medicine cabinet should
be located out ofthe reach of children and
have minimal exposure to sunlight, heat.
tat doesn't belong
:.g., disinfectants,
r household prod-
2. Ren
anything i
..andotri
D. For mild bu
preparation.
E.Forsm;
and a top:
3. Get rid of empty bottles, and throw
away damaged products, deteriorated, and
outdated products.
4. Properly dispose of any leftover
prescription medication. This is best ac¬
complished by flushingthemedicinedown
5. Keep drugs in their original con-
6. Stock your medicine cabinet with the
-A small bottle of
- Rubbing alcohol
- A topical burn
s — Hydrogen Peroxide
 ._, -infective ointment.
F. For colds — cough syrup, anti-
histamine and decongestant combinations
G. For minor rash or itching — A tube
of hydrocortisone cream.
H. For diarrhea — A bottle of kaolin-
I. For stomach upset — antinauseam
and antacid products.
J. For accidental poisoning — syrup of
Ipecac o
7. Dont overstock. Buy medicines only
when you need them, and only in quantities
you are likely to use within a reasonable
Don't Miss The Party!
Chaotic, shameless
and very funny."
Roger Ebert. Chicago Sun In
RT
Friday, Nov. 2
2:00, 7:00, and 9:10 PM
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•Student
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Bcrc  accompanied   by   10  other  black
siudcnts so there were "more than just
' four cars to hear[the discussion]," Barfield
ircoran said he did not think the main
use of that August meeting was to
iss black studjhi recruitment.
I- on how do we recruit in the black
nunity," Corcoran said. "That was
me ofthe ideas. Developing methods
• rcoran said that after the August
nig he did meet with black fatuity
bcrs to discuss what could be done to
me black enrollment.
:i Igj
he establishment of,
nto ways of improving and expanding
ornniutee will be made up of mainly
'act faculty members and three students.
Kimber said that besides the commit-
ce. another step is the founding of a satel-
hc Advocate newspaper's office. Kimber's
..ircnts own the Advocate.
A person paid by CSUF will be availa-
ilt al the Advocate to provide registration
nalcrial) and information on CSUF.
"Ii\ good to have the center over there
.ccausc ihe kids "at Edison are so far
em n ed from the campus." Kimber said.
' \ lot ofthe black students are leaving
he area and going elsewhere because of a
ick of relationship with Fresno State,"
Umber said. Fresno State a lot of times is
101 considered by a lot of black students
ccausc they don't feel a special belonging
o Fresno State, he added.
kimber acknowledged that it is impos-
ible to tell whether il is a lack of recruit-
nP or a lack of interest that results in low
lack enrollment at CSUF.
Bui student recruitment is lacking, and
.hen that effort is made and they tum
hat effort down, that's different,"Kimber
aid But that effort is not being made.
tight now, they have no choice."
•Recruitment
Continued from page 1
sionals who would be interested in con¬
tinuing their education.
Another thing the graduate office wants
to do is to "demystify" the whole concept
of graduate programs.
Young said a survey done by several
students in the school of business showed
there are many misconceptions surround-
ng graduate waaaam...^........sssssssss*aassssss*.*.*.a*m*m**a*m*aaaaaaaaaaaawm
St'udentsseemtoihinkbeingagraduate said,
student is harderand more expensive than        "{Enthusiasm for graduate programs]
it really is. Young, a graduate student, can't be something we dictate," Young
said. said. "We need the involvement of each
No matter what Ihe division of graduate department. In the final analysis it has to
studies and research does, the effective- be  the faculty who does all this [re-
ness ofthe university's graduate programs cruitment]."
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