1985_05 The Daily Collegian May 1985

              S The Daily Collegian
News
Haak approves
CSUF President Harold Haak has
approved a Student Health Service, recom
mendation that eligibility for service, be
extended for the spring semester students
until June 13. The regular summer session
fee of $5 a visit will apply during the
extended eligibility period plus basic��charges for augmented services.
Paralegal profession
The paralegal profession, considered
one of the fastest-growing careers today,
will be the subject of a career *pUSe*
Joaquin College of Law, 3385 E. Shields
., Fresno, Saturday May ,fi f'"m °
According to the U.S. Department of
Labor, employment of paralegals (legal
assistants) is expected to "grow much fas¬
ter than the average of all occupation,."
Briefs
Their studies indicate the job market will
double by 1995.
The impact of these projections on the
valley job market will be among the topic,
discussed. Other presentations wiainclude
information about training and training
programs; professional organizations; how
training applies to practice; salary ranges.
A special presentation on the relation¬
ship of attorney and paralegal will be
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Female Roommate Wanted         j
To srwre a 2 Oedroom apt
Pooi. Jacuzzi, weight room. etc..
tor months ot Jure 4 July. Rent
U8S phis 1/2 utilities. Non-
smoker please
291-3248
Free Lance Librarian              J
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projects - reports - outlines - termpapers -       1
disenaOons - proofs - editing - etc
Experienced in gathering information in
all subjects areas and all academic ieveis
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'80 Moped
Italian Magnum Baretta.
excellent condition  S260
j           291-3248 after 6 pm                    |
73 BMW 2002                      [
Sunroof, retxi it engine.                              j
excellent condition  $3,200.
291-3248 after 6 pm
Gay/Lesbian Group
1   A support group for gays 4 lestjians meets
1   every Tuesday night at Wesley Methodist
1    Chunn. 1343 E Barstow between Cedars
1    First at 7pm All are welcome There is no
1    religious affiliation Topic Hot spots rn
Christian or Adan Roommate
wanted
Share . bedroom house near CSUF. S170
per mo plus shareofuBlirJes Extras: Pool
and quiet neighborhood-
Call 435-9193
Typewriter For Sale
Smith-Corona, good condition
Asking SI25 00   Call
432-4864
Word Processing
Resumes, term papers, business
%86-7332
Male Roommate Wanted
SI70 per month plus 1/3 uoWies.
224-9441 call now
Expert Tying
Call Betty after 5:00 p.m.
291-3620
1                        VOTE ,                            j
Marc Coggeshall
1      A.S. Senator/School of Natural Soencr
Steve Wood
1         A.S Senator/School of Engineering
Roommate Needed
Female non-smoker needed to mose in
June L to share condo townhouse 1 blk
from CSUF. Pool, washer/dryer mary
extras. SI65 mo plus 1/3 utilities.
Lisa or AJeta 291-3469
1980 VW Rabbit
1    AC. sunroof, excellent cond S3 500 or Pest
Mart 291-3469
Found
Valuable Jewelry, send detailed description via
registered mail.
Box 1254 Clovis 93613
Shear Delights
j                      Perms S25.00
Bonng ads open eyes
Typing By Jay
Electronic Typewriter
SlOO/page. Near CSUF
222-9125
Professional Research Service
1     Assistance for your information requirements
j     inquire at      229-6295 ! Leave message
Sheltle Puppies For Sale
6 weeks, shots. Call Heidi
252-4201/224-6620
Professional Typing By Jackie
siOO/page  Near CSUF. (Anytime)
229-3769
Wanted
Someone to sublease 2 rooms for summer S80 00
per room. Call
227-8627
82 Kawasaki 305 CSB
Excellent cond. ONy 980 rules
Must sell. S800.
251-6345 after S p.m.
Wanted
Male/Female roommate to share 4 bed oorr
house nest campus. 5160.00 per month plus 1/4
utilities. Call
227-8627
Summer Help Wanted:
1      Possible P/T in fall   lOnkos Copies.
1      2371 E. Shaw, ask for Laura or Kathy
225-0513
For Sale
Fresno to Chicago plane ticket
1               June 28.1985,53000.   __.
Availatue June 15.
439-5410
Wanted:
1          Persons to Implement muto-city.
I           an. Reaganomlcs demonstrations and
* Economic Education days  Broughs.
Bluellne Introductions
1      Discreet and confidential Introduction
1      service for gay and bisexual males and
r     females. P.O. Box 5472. Fresno, CA 93755
j                   224-8775
Summer Roommate
1     Rent SI85 a month 1/2 utilities, furnished
1    room June 1-August 31  296-0657.
I    ask for Shirley Call earfy morning
1     or evening. 1506 Dewitt-Clovts.
I   Start Your Career Now
1    Earn money and \wxk on fortune 500
1    companies' marketing programs on campus.
1    Part-flme |flexiWe| hours each week.
1    We give references.
1    Call l-SOO-243-6679
made by Donald Fischbach, president of
thc Fresno County Bar Association, and
Debra Saunders, paralegal. They will share
their experiences about working a, a pro¬
fessional leans.
Other, speakers will include Dana _ie-
bert San Joaquin Association of Legal
Assistant,, Douglas Spoors, State Repre¬
sentative to California Alliance of Parale¬
gal Associations, Janice L. Pearson,
Associate Dean of the Law School.
Admission is open to the public and free
of charge. To register call Pam Ramirez,
ParalegalCoordinator, San Joaquin Col-,
lege of Uw« 225-4953.
Spacemen speak
 and Space Administration,
ill speak at California Sute University,
Fresno Friday, May 3 on computer net¬
work,.
The presentation, sponsored by the
computer science program in the CSUF
department of mathematics, will be held
from 2 to 3 p.m. in Room 312 of the
College Union. It i, open to the public free
of charge.
Dr. Grace Young, an associate profes¬
sor of mathematics, said there is consider¬
able interest in the valley in telecommuni¬
cation and computer networks, and Miya
will discuss the major scientific networks
currently in operation.
A graduate of the University of Cali¬
fornia at Santa Barbara, Miya is conduct¬
ing research on supercomputer,, multi¬
processor, and and networks at the Ames
Research Center.
Previously, he was located at the Jet
Propulsion Laboratory at thc California
Institute of Technology where he worked
on computer graphics, image processing
and the Voyager space program.,
Museum celebration
The Fresno Metropolitan Museum of
Art, History and Science is in a celebrat¬
ing mood and searching for a family with
the right combination of young and old to
join in the festivities.
Any Fresno family with a one-year-old
child and a 100-year-old adult celebrating
a birthday in 1985 will be invited to be a
part of the museum's birthday-centennial
celebration, "One for the Met... 100 for
Fresno" Sunday, May 5.
Qualified families ihould contact Busi¬
ness Administrator Kathy Angelillo at
441-1444. Those selected to participate in
ihe festivities will be awarded one year
family memberships to the museum.
The birthday party, celebrating the Met _
first and the city . 100th, will kick off a
salute to Fresno', centennial anniversary
with a major exhibition developed by the
Fresno City and County Historical Society
titled "Home. A Century of Fresno Life,
1885-1985."
Museum member, will be admitted
free. Admission for nonmembers i« $1.50
for adults, Sl.00 for senior citizens and
students over 12 years, and 75 cent, for
children under 12. Birthday cake and
refreshment, will be served. Families are
encouraged to attend.
Suicide course offered
A coune on "Depreasion and Suicide-
will be offered through the Center for
Continuing Education in the Health Pro¬
fessions at CSUF May 3-4.
Dr. Allan Hedberg, a clinical psycholo¬
gist, will teach the class from 4 to 10 p.m.
Friday, May 3 and from 8 a.m. to J p.m.
Saturday, May 4 in. Room 281 of the old
Science Building at CSUF. A S60 fee
includes 15hours of continuing education
credit for nurses.
The course will cover various causes of
depression, including biochemical imbal¬
ance, as well as prevention of depression
and mechanism, whereby people try to
deal with the problem, both positive and
negative.
Discussions will cover depression in
adolescents, females and professional per¬
sons. Positive strategies for change which
will counteract depression will be dis¬
cussed along with self-help recommenda¬
tions for the care provider.
Additionally, strategies that can be used
when dealing with patients, friends and
others who are depressed or suicidal will
be covered.
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