1978_11 The Daily Collegian November 1978

              The Dally Collegian
Bulldogs' bubble broken
Hope for easy game shattered
by BOB JACOBS
that   th.-   4<Vrs   tldd   |.
bubble ol bocx- tor .ir
I ullerton    State
Meanwhile    the
49ers   hosted   the
pressive upset, as they shocked Utan
State   13-17   in   Logan.   Utah   several
weeks  ago to  hand  the  Aggies  their
ning field goal by sophomore placekick
powerful San Die?
o State Artecs  and
er Ralph Petrosian
The Artecs had de
But the win over the A/tecs has to be
sian is  hardly the whole  story of  the
the season
So as the 4Sers
move into Hatclitfr
Ihe highlight of the 49er season, largely
because of  the dramatic  way   it   un
^'amlthe'-easy
trouble for  the  be
Long Beach State led 17 7 at the hall
jnd extended their lead to 24 7 in the
49ers offense
ledguered Bulldog
Dave Currey s
long   Beach   State
third quarter    Then  the  Artecs  came
regroup   thev found  themselves  trail
B^rf^bTl'E^^};
they have shown t
le talent to play with
that wasn 1 enough. 1 lenrv also scored
anyone in the lea
(ue on a given day
' Mui h to their credit   Long Beach re
the other 49er touchdown on a 57 yard
pt:AAm *re 4 '
lused to told and embarked MM SS
end around   He ranks   second  among
The game of volleyball
A California life style
By ELSON ARMS1RONG Jr
-(rfilden State"' During the past couple
nt years the N( AA volleyball c hampion
has either been Pepperdine   Southern
as Physical Iducation Director of the
IJolyoke YMCA was seeking to
develop a game for his business classes
that was less strenuous than basketball
and would eliminate body contact
In time Morgan develnped volleyball
1 he game is played on a level surface
,,., a court 60 feet long and VO leet wide
the court is divided equally by a net
that is 12 feet long and three feet wide
I he top ot the net is eight feet from the
jilaving surface (In women s volleyball
the net is seven and a half feet high)
points are stored when one side fails to
return the serve of the opposing team
the  team  that  scores   15  points  first
t of three games wins the match
winning two of three games is
I  what  the volleyball team did
Collier  s Fncyclopedia   volleyball was
invented   in   1895   bv   a   chap   named
William C  Morgan
Morgan, who at the time was serving
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Volleyball team easily won a match as
they disposed of the University of San
Francisco Dons by scores of 15-5,
15-10. and 15-0
Ihe Bulldogs svere led by juniors
Micki Horn and Sandy Piearcy. Horn
had eight ace hits and eighteen perfect
ihe win improved the Bulldogs
NCAC league mark to 3-5 and evened
their overall slate at 6-6
The women spikers will have this
weekend off before Uking to the road
lor their next three matches On
Nov 7 CSUF will play at UOP, then
they will travel to undefeated San Jose
State on Nov 10. Santa Clara will
round out the road show on Nov. 15
The final game of the season will be a
home match against Stanford on
Nov 17, in the CSUF Women's Cym
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Budget Committee takes breather on payback issue
From Page 2
k outlined as "informal" rules for
■rmining assigned time
ixnmitte member Dr Phil Beach
suggested that assigned time be
n to more than the present four
mittee chairmen, and that the final
sion could be left to the chairman ot
n certain committee chairmen as
as to individuals with sp«
gnments It usuallv relieve:
I   workload   c
Dr David Quadro, chairman of the
budget committee, said he saw no difference between the chairman and committee members and asked why members did not also get assigned time
Volpp explained that nine of the 45
hours workload assigned faculty wen-
designed to be spent on such things as
sence at meeting was "evidence in
itself* that the job was being done He
said that the auditors accepted his
argument as "a deviation from the
system-wide policy' of documentation.
Clark added that CSUF's use of
assigned time has 'been rather modest' compared to other CSUC campuses   He also said that at one time all
wl
committee chairmen had assigned
time, but that for some, little work was
being done.
As a result, Clark concluded, much
of the assigned time was 'pulled in'
but amidst very little protest because
so few could justify their having the
The issue of assigned time was discussed on request from the Executive
Committee, presumably in response to
last spring's auditing of the university's assigned time allocations
Letter voices concerns     !
M present, the following committee
.nrmen have assigned time Budget.
PAP   Personnel, and the Executive
re I xecutive Committee, the Vice
►.airman of that committee also has
( lark s three rules for determining
.signed time are, how often the com-
ittee meets, what they accomplish in
mis of importance to the university
>d the volume of work required
,t that ti
as determined that
is by the university
ceptable,  but that documenta-
t was lacking
"We  were  deficiant   in  our   paper
work "saidClark
Documentation is supposed to include a description from the individual receiving assigned time as to what
he plans to do, plus a report at the end
of the semester of what was actually
accomplished
Clark had urged that their mere pre-
From Page 2
lose, and Dr Raymond Rydell, executive vice chancellor emeritus )
"We question the value of bringing
in three outside individuals if all they
do is gather information,' said the
Senate letter
"In order for the panel to effectively
carry out its mission, it should be
allowed to make a recommendation
to the Board of Trustees regarding
the future of President Baxter at
CSUF As the procedures are now set
up, one staff person from your office
and     the     campus     representatives
could adequately gather the information,* it added
Riddle went on to say that the
Chancellor should seriously consider
the Senate's concerns.
Riddle said in the letter.
"Civen the incredible series of
events here at CSUF,' Riddle added,
"the integrity of the university in terms
of meeting student needs and maintaining an atmosphere conclusive to
faculty morale is in serious question *
CSUF Bulldogs handed severe defeat
From Page 10
West Coast pass catchers with 33 re
.eptions on the year, and is a man the
Bulldogs must be plenty concerned
about
Getting the ball to Henry and the
other 49er receivers is junior quarterback Paul McCaffigan McCaffigan
destroyed San Diego State's secondary
with 14 completions in 25 attempts for
)19 yards and two touchdowns He
ranks eighth in the nation among
NCAA Division 1A passers with 106
completions in 187 passes for 1,465
yards and nine touchdowns Impressively, McCaffigan has only had five
passes intercepted all season
In pre-season analyses of the PCAA,
the 49ers were seen as a predominantly
defensive team In fact, Fresno State
head coach Bob Padilla admits *l
picked them as the dark horse in the
i onference because of their defensive
team being very solid *
Unfortunately for Currey, his Long
Beach defense has not lived up to expectations Since an opening-game
shutout win at SW Louisiana, the 49ers
have surrendered 128 points in six
games,  which  Is  not  an  impressive
Among the standouts on the 4*»er defensive unit have been nose guard
Keggie Belanger, tackle Phil Lombardo
and middle linebacker Mark Fata Fata
alone made 22 tackles against San
Diego State last week.
The best news for Bulldog fans
searching for a reason to be hopeful is
that Long Beach State has been hurt
badly by veer offenses this season,
particularly in the loss to Fullerton
State.
Both coaches alluded to that fact, as
Padilla stated 'Hopefully, we wHt present some of the same type problems
Fullerton State did for Long Beach.'
Currey added   "Fresno State bothers Their top rusher is Chuck Ben bow, who
me because they run the veer offense has only accumulated 282 yards on the
which has given us problems all sea- season   Comparatively,  Fresno State
son * has two rushers in Steve Woods and
Another  hopeful   note  is   the  total Bill Yancy who have over 350 yards
inefficiency of the 49er running game each   On the year, Long Beach State
First round of IM
football completed
The CSUF IM flag football playoffs
have now completed the first round of
play and the action continues hard and
heavy for the rest of this and next
In women's play, WDC advanced to
the second round by stumping Sycamore 3rd 28-0. In another contest played on Wednesday, the Tbeta's slipped
by W-3-2nd, 14-0. By virtue of this win,
the Iheta's will now play CFI on Friday at 4 p.m. The WBE/WDC game
will be held today at 3 p.m.
In men's action, WCCI became the
12-6.
The rest of the surviving men's
teams will see action on Friday. The
Bunheads, fresh off a maior 9-7 upset
of Number One, will square off with
Lambda Chi at 3 p.m. This will be
foil lowed by two games at 4 p.m.
Highly regarded HMFIC will take on
Sigma Chi and No 1 ranked SAE will
play the potent done Rangers who will
be biddipg for a colossal upset.
has averaged 123 yards a game rushing
compared to 203 yards on the ground
for the Bulldogs
But will Fresno State be up to the
task of stopping Henry, McCaffigan
and the rest of the 49er aerial show?
Padilla feels that the answer will be in
the mental state of his team.
"Our biggest problem against Long
Beach for our football team this week
will be predominantly the mental
aspects of the game,* stated the Bull
dog mentor 'For our kids to come back
against Long Beach, it' s going to take a
maior mental rehabilitation.*
Whether that rehabilitation can be
carried out remains to be seen. It also
remains to be seen whether the Bulldogs have enough talent in any mental
state to defeat Long Beach
This is the final PCAA game of the
year for Fresno State, and tt is also the
Homecoming Came. For Bob Padilla,
who came home to coach in Fresno this
season, a win Saturday is the only way
he can avoid being shutout in league
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