1978_09 The Daily Collegian September 1978

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The Daily Collegian
	
September 6, 1978
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Campus raisins
From  (_*• 3
'..he dollar  loss  will
be   "ph on cm enal."'
Petr-jcci. estl.ivat.ed the
valley crop at 25 J, .X"
tons with an estimated
pricf of 3950 per ton.
The total value of the
iti [■ was ixjoctrrc to be
over   &?;'.    mi I lii n.
Petr .tc 1   sa   d   t*iat
'the   lf-?A  ''isast'v  was  ol"
a  different  nature   in
that   it  cam*   later,  when
the   fruit  wa.s morj    than
naif  dry.   Ft  also  rained
two  *r.r»   vines shor* ly
aft< .-   • he   initial
diAfnpou r.
The   lepartment  didn't
los>-  any   of  its   l'/?6
crop because  it was  ex
periment irv,   in drying
the  raisins on the  vin>
(DOV) and accelerated
drying  of  the  raisins   »n
the   trays   (SOT).
According;  to  Pstruccl,
the  rains spurned by  the
tropical  storm Nor^ar,
weren't  in any of  the
long-range  forecasts
and weren't  predicted
■until  they were   imminent.   He said his
first warning  cam"  at
9 :C0 Monday morning.
According  to  Petruccl,
rain at  this  time  of  the
year  is  very unusual.   A
climate  chart  he  has
shows  that  the  chance  of
rain  by  Sept.   1   is  one
per  cent.;   by   .Sept.   IS
it   is   10  per cent.
Holistic health
A_j.1
old
Lll,
lii.
'    f.iUi-'   th.
-.   lie" tei
■_:•_.
->:   people
w.iy
h.ive
pro-
she   was   ,'ii
Heard,   for
of health
"A   lot.
•lecided   that   heal If
fehsionsls   nreii'l   interested   in   the   total   per*
son," said  Schubet.
"9ut I'm go J ng to meetings,   conferences,  ami
workshops,   a:id   I'vt   been
amazed  at   the   number of
nurses  wlio have   become
involved  in holistic  health.     They  claim  tt«t;r
Business seminars offered this fall £
I wo seminar!.. "A Manager s
(iulde to Human Behavior" and 'A.
counting lor Managers' will tie offered
during the lull by CSUF through the
Bureau of Business Research and
Service In the School of Business and
Administrative Sciences
Hie seminars are being conducted
tin part of the Certificate In Manage
rnenl Program being conducted bv
CSUF In cooperation with the Amerl
ran Management Associations Exten
■ton Institute
A Manager s Guide to rluman
Behavior'' will be offered In seven
Tuesday sessions from 4 to 7 p. m
September 12 through October 24 at
the First Savings building on Shaw
Avenue Tuition Is »150 Including all
class materials.
Teaching the seminar will be Dr
Charlotte Erti. professor of manage
CSUF Fraternity
Fall Rush 1978
September 4—9
For more information about
Fraternities on campus
~1
Alpha Gamma Rho
5262 N. Sixth
226-9519
Alpha Phi Alpha
552 N.Fulton     C
486-8354
Delta Upsilon
52110 N. Third
225-4266
Lambda Chi Alpha
5259 N. Millbrook
226-9746
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
1469 E. Joyal
226-9502
Sigma Chi
1456 E. San Jose
224-0130
Sigma Nu
2113 N. Winery, Claris
291-7946
Theta Chi
14S5 E. Joyal
226-9578
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ment. I)r (>cwev Johnson aaaof'latr
professor of niaiiagernrnl and I >r
Merry Salehl, asaorlsle professor ,.i
psychology
Accounting lor Managers will tie
conducted In seven Thursday sessions
Irom 7 to 10 p in Seplember 14
through October 26 In Room 150 ol
the CSUF Business Building Tuition
is • 150 Including all text materials
The Instructors will be 'ierald
Johnston, assistant professor of ac
counting; Dr  Dell Mortimer, professor
of accounting; and Dr Joan Schroeder
professor of accounting
Enrollment will be limited In both
seminars and participants are asked
to pre-reglster at least one week prior
to the first class session
Further information may be ob
talned by contacting the Bureau ol
Business Researrh and Service <•
487-2352
Is there a God?
On Wednesday,  Sept.
6,  from 12-1 p.m.,  the
Inter-Varsity Christian
Fellowship will hold
its weekly meeting
outside in the
amphitheatre. The
topic will be "Is
there a God?"
Next week the meeting will be held in
CU 313.
On Thursday, Sept. 7,
from 7-8130 p.a., at the
University Religioua
Center (corner of Shaw
and Jackson) there will
be an opportunity to get
together for prayer,
praise, and fellowship.
«___i   -
goal is  to return humanism to nursing."
Schubert called the
present system "a disease-
care system",  and feels
that medicine must be
expanded to deal with
a tress  and  emotional problems of patients in addition to physical symptoms .
The holistic health
-Lass offered at state
includes   lectures  and «.
9tudent-involveinent with
relaxation techniques and
alternative health math* •
o<is .    The c lass,   offered
or. Wednopdays   from 3110
p.m.  to 6 p.m.  must have
ten more  students  to corw
tinue.    Students  must
aign up by September 6t
and  if  the  class carries,
fu) ther  registration will
be  possible  until September  11.     For more  information call the nursing
department at  /&7-20/t1.
Fraternity rush
Phi  Chi  Theta,  professional business and
economic fraternity
to promote women,  will
have  its informal rush
Tuesday, Sept. 5,  «t
Parkwood apartment's
Recreation Room beginning at 7iOO p.m.
Formal rush will
be held Thursday,  Sept.
7,  at Merit Manor
Apartment's Recreation
Room beginning at 7 p.m.
All interested
student, are welcome.
For more information
see the Phi Chi Theta
rush table in the
Business Building
foyer or call Denise
at 229-6044
KFSR meeting
Campus radio station
KFSR will hold its first
general meeting Wednesday
Sept. 6, in Speech Arts
26A.
All positions are
open and anyone interested is invited to
attend the meeting.
Deadline for applications is Sept. 6.
Broadcasting will
begin Sept. 18.
GIAN
CALIFORNIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY,  FRESNO
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September 7,1978
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Winners and losers,
the Daily CoUe&ans
football predictions
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