1978_11 The Daily Collegian November 1978

              Music & Night Clubs
-ical g<_    Guilanst rjeim Department s   Opera
bco will tie the guest solo shop Wednesday and
vitn   the   Fresno   Phllhar day   evenings   al   8 (X
k Orchestra tonight in the opera themes  "Tales u
mention (Writer   Theatre at .tian'         "Sledermaus-
i   Mixed   Company
Theatre   (and   world
jnitarlan   Church.
et. a local group, will
> rafters of the CU
Randy Sharp Band will bring
down the roof in another free
ot ihe Mush Building
Thursday Ella Heyde will sing
Euiopean folk songs in their
original tongues at 8 00 p m
in Fresno City College s
recital hall She will perform in
Hungarian, Czechoslovakian,
Russian. Ukranlan, Hebres
and Ladlno (vocabulary word
ol the day meaning Jewish
Spanish)   A S2 50 donation Is
Al the Wild Blue Yonder, Fat
& Sassy tonight and Saturday,
Hodzolcb Sounds Sunday, and
Monday. Randy Sharp Tuesday, Folly's Pool, Wednesday, and Wild Blue Yonder
Thursday Shipwreck Kelly s will shake to the sounds of
Dabble Devlin Si the Free
Spirit Band Tuesday through
Saturday The Refectory will
climb to the Summit Tuesday
through Saturday Blaze will
warm at Phoenix West T
through S. ..Heating it up at
Ihe Holiday Inn will be Headway, Monday through Saturday Tastie will tantalize
lenderteet at Fresno Feed and
Fuel Wednesday to Sunday
At the Black Angus, Fast
Break will beat Monday
through Saturday.
Calendar for the Flatlands
Up North
purchased at your local BASS
outlet Van Morrison will be
bringing his caravan to Win
lerland on Saturday Dec 12
The Moody Blues will be
making their first Bay Area
appearance in years at the
Oakland Coliseum on Sunday
:   10 al
lowed us that be!
II that greal   Jar
evening with Jazz
ji Jean-Luc Ponty al
i   Chuck Mangtone will be
v   29-Oec    i    Pablo Crulao
urn on Friday Nov 24 and at
ihe Berkley Community Thea
Ire on Saturday. Nov  25
Down South
Heart will be playing their
penetrating sounds at the For-
urn on Wednesday, Dec 6.
at 7 30 p.m.; Jan.- Ian at the
Santa Monica Civic on Saturday. Dec 9; Jean Luc Ponty
will also be at the Santa
Monica Civic on Dec 10 & 11.
the demonic sounds of Black
Sabbath will be coming Irom
the Long Beach Arena on
Doc. 4; the musical genius of
Kenny Logglns will be on dis
play at the Anaheim Convention Center along with Flrefall
on Saturday. Dec. 16; Jethro
Toll and Uriah Heap will be at
the Long Beach Arena on
Thursday, Nov. 16; look for
Linda Ronstadt at the Forum
on Saturday. Dec. 23, and
Sunday. Dec. 24; The Moody
Blues will be at the Forum on
Oac. 11
Miscellaneous
Natalie Kahn former CSUF
an student will present a slide
lecture on Project Red L.ne
tonight at 8 00 m Conley An
room 101 She will talk about
her  project  of   painting  dairy
n why
Miscellaneous
the    Holiday    Crafts    Bazaar
(One    5-6)     Applications   are
Office. CU 31c    For more in
formation call 487 2938
Ranan   Lurte    award winning
about -Turmoil in the Middle
Fast"    Wednesday   at    10 30
Theatre     He    IS   brought    to
i uss accreditation They hope
to involve all student nurse-i
in Ihe discussion In Johr
Wr ight  Theatre Irom 1 00 tn
5151 N   Cedar. Apt   12A Iron-
eight to who knows when   Pay   I
50« al the door and 25« pe.   ■
Hlllei (the Jewish students
group on campus) Is having a
party Saturday at 8:00 p.m
Call 439-6133 or 229-1529
'or details.
The Communicative Disorders
Department will besponaorlng
speaker Audrey Holland of the
University of Pittsburgh
Holland will deliver two lectures on Nov 16 (Thursday)
ai i p m , Holland will speak
on Language Disorders In the
upstairs Cafeteria. From 4-7.
Holland will speak on Aphasia
'esting and Speech Acts In
US 181
lme»> W.  Uyoe is displaying
histSllectton of  African art
th*1 nonth In the library dls-
Movies
KFIG's Friday night movies
will be Lenny, the story of the
rise and fall of 'sick' comedian Lenny Bruce and Blow Up.
Scrape $1 01 and you can get
In. A little more change and
you can partake a little beer or
wlne In the balcony of the
glorious old Warrior's Thee-
Blow Up will splash across th
at 8:00 pm. in the Baker Hall
Lounge The movie is sponsored by the Resident Life Office and Associated Students.
And this one is free!
Theatre
Fresno theatres are In full
swing wtth their fall seasons
Now, for the same price a* a
movie one can see real actors
on a real stage, enjoy the brilliance and occasional stumbling of local talent, and be a
part of an audience that can
interact with what Is going on
onstage
Friday. Saturday and Sunday
evenings the Fresno Community Theatre will present Dial M
tor Murder, a mystery drama.
The curtain will rise at 8:30.
Tickets are $4.00 lor adults
and $3.00 for children and students Call 233^213 for reservations.
By George. Bullshot Cru.-n
mond will be dashing it all at
Theatre 3 Friday and Saturday
at 8:30. Tickets are S3.50 with
student rush tickets available
at 8:20 Friday night for $2.00.
Th* Count is continuing its run true story about a soldier
tfrtogerFtocka'sGoodComp- struggling wtth the Impact of
any Music Hall through Sun- an unpopular war. Thar* I* no
day. Tickets for the dinner and charge for this strong, harrow-
show are $13.50, for th* show ing play starting at 8:00 p.m.
only $6.00. Call 266 9494 for In the CU Lounge.
, the CXI Pro-       will open at Roger Rocka s
gram office will present the       Good  Company   Music   Hall
Julian Theatre's pertca-rnance       and will run until Dae. 17.
of Mad- of Honor Rag, the       Since Good Company parforrtv
ano** have a tendency to sell
out, now is a good time to
Also opening   Thursday  are
the Experimental Theatre
Company presented In the
Arena Theatre.
Also opening Thursday are
Little Murders, performed by
the Experimental Theatre
Company (presented in the
Arena Theatre), and The Run-
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Monday  through  Friday   ihe
School of Natural Sciences
tall colloquia will discuss
'Metal Labeling and Atomic
Absorption Detection for 11
quid Chromotography" with
speaker Dr. Walter Slavln
Check with Natural Science tor
readings al the Sierra Hospital
Foundation Health Education
Center Thursday from 9 00 to
12 noon This Is a Red Cross
course designed to teach peo
435-8948
y Jeep! I need
5 For Sale. V-6,
with black top
The Classifieds
Janet Mud
Have you gone out with any
hairy chests lately? How long
has it been I understand the
Fresno Zoo would not lend yoo
Carl & Horny Orny
ll). mil.
i975 Bultaoo Frontera 360
streetiegal. excellent condition
1975 Yamaha RD350 Drilled
rlual disks, expansion
bers. rear sets Call John,
226-0351
LOST I lost a nec*l_»/choker
which Is made mainly ol puca
shells with some coral  If any-
found It I would greatly appre-
call-487-3122
sp°1?.;
s country team will
have a meet at Woodward
Park at 11:00 Saturday   Get
your   exercise   watching   the
Rah! Rah I Saturday Is
Meanwhile, at Cal Poly the
CSUF Rodeo team will be
waving their hats at a NIRA
Rodeo today and Saturday.
For snow worshippers, the
AHEA will give a show on
ski fashions and equipment
Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. In Art I
Home Ec 118
te last day to sign
p for the Intramural Tennis
Tournament put on by the
P.E. Department. It is open to
ail students, faculty and staff
(but not to varsity tennis
players). It will take place
Nov. 17-19. Sign up In the
Intramural Office, Room 105
Friday and Saturday the excitement of Ice hockey will
shake Selland Arena as the
Fresno Falcons dive at the
California Eagle*. That's at
8:00 p.m. Friday and 8:30
pm. Saturday.
The ice wll hardly have a
chance to ccol before the to*
Capade* open their show In
the arena on Tuesday. They
will be there through Sunday
Call the Convention Center at
233-8368 for dotal la.
St  James-Thank you for
TLC and the flowers li
end I don't think I or
survived without you
-Love, Chipmunk Cheeks
FREE   to  good   home,   good
watch   or   ranch   dog.   Very
smart. Call Janet, 436-3727.
Christy W.-Get well and take
care of yourself-Dlrty Dave
A CLASSIC
Austin Healey 1959 Bug-eyed
SPRITE body In perfect condition, new leather upholaU
a great buy! Phone 439-
1809 for complete Info.
FOR SALE-10 l
excellent condition. Has
ly been used. That's
for sale. $80-call 487-
and leave message
Alpha Kappa PsI Scholarship
available for spring '79
semester In B-106 (Business).
Due Nov. 10. 1978-Buslnees
students only
bj I hope this Is the last week
that you have to play secretary. For some reaeon, I just
To my buddy In the T.P.I.C-
Weii, punk, who should we hit
next? Should we hit Insight
editor again or should wa lay
low for awhile? The coalition
still ha* 3 rolls on reserve and
our vehicle I* In top running
condition. Let me know, call
222-_J3T-Your p*rtn*r In
crlm*-'Klddo'
Gary P.-^Just because you're
Italian, you think you're
God's gift to women. If you
dare put anything In the
Collegian about my lip*, I will
oxposeyourr
Motel      6.-1
Congratulations to Kim Davis.
Hooray! You're A Blrdl
-Love. Janice
8:00 p.m. Interested student*
pleaae call 439-5133 or 229-
1529 for mora information.
bed mattress, box soring,
frame. Too reasonable to pan
up! Call 2»5311
Trail wise backpack, Elger ruck
sack (X-C), Rivendale ruck
sack (XC). Ramer X-C/DH
bindings, Mulr trail hiking
boots, Swiss X-C touring
boots, Sierra Designs 60-40
parka, feather mummy bag*,
Yamaha 250 Enduro, Vlvltar
Super 8 movie camera. Make
offer, 439-9692
Supporters of kinky sexual
behavtor-When am I going to
get my spaghetti dinner?
Auto tape deck, Craig, 8-
track/FM. ask for Dave.
222-3161.
Carrl and C*l*-t*--Congrats!
to    the    future    Florence
Nightingales-Barbara
College.
Vormy-Oon't forget about
Pinnochlo, I unclerstand pretty
girls make his rx
wmm
Wanted-VW Bug-All I want
ft to do la 'go good'. Contact
Carolyn at 298-2629 evening*.
Felix-Reminder: The meeting
between La Vox de Aztlan and
The Dally Collegian is scheduled for Monday (Nov. 13) at
3 p.m. in our Keats Campus
Bldg. off Ice*. -The Anglo KJd
To   my   i
you? Where am I? Where is
he? My GOSH-who'* In th*
Cylon plot to take us by *ur-
prise. Have found Apollo on
deserted planet in Quadrant
Fh-e. Viper «tr*fing Galactica
I* not Apollo.
i found Captain
I planet In
Quadrant Four, tied to a large
rock, viper strafing Galactica
I* not Apollo.
know, what do you say?-DO
I just nw Th* Big Fix*
ar_ It had very little to do
with dope. I'm very dtoap-
CURT: Quick! Hangarlgh'l
STEVE: What? Why?
CURT: Steven, cut over  to
G-street. I lost *aw a vtoion, I
saw a goddess  Com* on, ya
gotta catch up to her I
STEVE: I dkJn 't see anything.
I got an idea for the last two
lines of your poem:
Humpke Dumke sat on the re-
Get a new President for FSUI
round front tooth tor making       June The stands are cleared
donuta-contact   Dan   at   the       of smoke wll
Every   Picture Tells a Story        anyrabbtts.
Md-Buitdlng* 29 and
Ubra-'l  would  like I
To th* thief who staled my
purse from • practise room In
the back hallway of th* music
building on Thursday, Oct. 26,
office. They're no us* to you
and I need them very badly.
boy* In Yellow Squadron ar*
keeping me company, but no       thought vou'd Ilk* to know
on* play* my strings Ilk* you       'nO°0m you °   Zr^Sas
pus. Phone 225-4963.
 Jr-Thto I* the Vlp*r
strafing your surface. You may
call me Red Ey*. I will ret urn!