1979_03 The Daily Collegian March 1979

              Dancing for those who can't
Dancers raised .2,344.63 for Muscular
Dystrophy during Saturday night's
Can't Stop Dancing' marathon. Ten
couples lasted the duration of the noon-
hTI-rmdnight event sponsored by SAE.
Photos By Dan Forbes
The Daily Collegian
Alpha Gamma Rho brothers will present rodeo dance March 24
Women's tennis team takes fourth
re high during the afti
The CSUF women's tennis team
brought home a fourth place in the
Sacramento   Invitational   Tournament
According to Bulldog coach Bonnie
Bevans, Fresno had only half the num¬
ber of players participating as did the
other  10 schools
Becaus
Ag
Bulldog badminton beats Hayward, San Francisco
The CSUF badminton team con¬
tinued its winning ways last weekend
as it defeated both Hayward State and
San Francisco State at Hayward in its
second conference match of the season.
'We did quite nicely this time,* said
San Francisco 11-4.
For the Bulldogs, Patty Chester re
mained undefeated In singles play pick¬
ing up another victory in doubles as
she teamed with Victor Lim in mixed
doubles in a "very tight' match against
Also against San Francisco, Bulldog
number two singles player John Lang-
straat bowed to a 'very good player'
in the men's jingles said Deaver
Returning to the Bay Area again this
weekend, Fresno takes time off from its
regular schedule to play in the San
Francisco State. .Invitational in San
Francisco.'	
 , she considered their
• ™.... ►,■•<* showing impressive.
"We did well," she commented.
Individually, several Bulldog netters
advanced to the finals. In singles
Shawna Coedhard defeated a player
fromKeno 6-1, 6-0 to capture the con¬
solation finals. Fellow Bulldogs Julie
Borley and Mary Ellen Dunn both
dropped finals matches 6-1, 6-1 and
6-3, 6-4, respectively.
In doubles, previously undefeated
Fresno players Holly Heath and Vickie
Stewart bowed to a F^lorton team 4-«,
rVV6-21A semr-fifiaT*pSv' "   ■'
It's CSUF Rodeo time and the
brothers of Alpha Camma Rho are
presenting a rodeo dance of dances
Saturday, March 24, in honor of the
weekend occasion.
Starting at 8 p.m. and lasting until
1 the next morning, the evening will
feature the Sierra Mountain Play¬
boys and Occasional Peace for
dancing. To be held at Horse World,
10890 North Armstrong, the dance
And while on the topic, the above
said rodeo is CSUF's annual affair,
scheduled for the weekend of March
24-25. Sponsored in part by Associ¬
ated Students and Miller Brewing
Company, this much-anticipated
weekend of events begins at 7 on
Saturday morning, and 8 on Sunday
Feast of Vegetation Delighf planned
The    Higl
Point Foundation,
: now defunct Delta
/eta House, has planned a "Feast of
Vegetarian Delights' for next
Thursday, March 22, and for V4,
that feast is yours.
The price includes a "nutritionally
balanced' dinner, a film, recipes,
and discussion,  all  of  which will
begin at 6 30 pm This is one of the
Foundation' s many nutrition classes
and because they have limited its
size to 25 people, they recommend
that you call ahead and reserve your
seat at the table.
High Point Foundation is at 5337
N Millbrook Ave, and the phone
number is 222-5695
Senate makes La Raza 'essential'
1 ftaj
The Senate' s only amendment to the
programatic review task force report
centered on the development of a CSUF
list of essential programs
The CSUC Board of Trustees cur¬
rently subscribes to a 1963 list of man¬
dated programs which all schools in
the system must offer Three pro¬
grams-La Raza studies, ethnic studies
and women's studies-are not on that
mandated list.
Because the three programs' sur
vival was if the university did not take
some action, the Senate agreed to put
the three programs on a  CSUF   list
which would treat them as essential
programs to the university.
In other action, the Senate
-Accepted a policy on remedial
courses and credit by examination,
approved by the Executive Committee
at its Feb. 26 meeting;
-Approved a recommendation on
CSUF Outstanding Professor Award,
-Took a secret ballot to fill the vice
chairmanship vacancy which opened
when Richard Ullman, former vice-
chairman, stepped into the chairman¬
ship position after Dr William York's
resignation Dr Roger Lajeunesse was
nominated.
CU FRIDAY FILM
msammmm
Showtimes: 3 p.m. Matinee
7 & 9:10 p.m. CU Lounge
$o.00      Kii-Kwood
O LIFT TICKET Monday thru
Friday with Student Body Card and
one other I.D. *
ST PATRICK'S DAY  March 17
• Rubber Raft Race
• Green Beer Slalom
• Mad Hatter's Party
• $1 off Lift Ticket to everyone wearing green
BARTENDERS RACE March 20
$12,500 BEAUDOUX CLASSIC March 21-22
WESTERN BAR-B-QUE  March 27
SEASON PASS HOLDERS RACE March 27
AIR CAL BOOGIE IN THE BUMPS March 30
AIR CAL BARRELL STAVE RACE  March 31
JAZZ CONCERT April 1
ICE-SCULPTURE CONTEST  April 1
"J.C'MOGUL ENDURO April 6
EASTER WEEK CARNIVAL April 7 15
• Saturday - Irisbee Throwing Contest
• Sunday - Dance Contest
• Monday - Beer Slalom
• Tuesday   On-Snow Softball Game
• Wednesday - Dual NASTAR Races
• Thursday - Obstacle Race/Moonlight Picnic Tour
• Friday- Air Cal   Boogie in the-Bumps
• Saturday   F.gg & Spoon Race
• Sunday • taster Sunrise Servu I
KIRKWOOD SPRING THING  April 2fl
KIRKWOOD SKI RESORT
30 miles south of Tahoe on Hwy. 88
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