1978_08 The Daily Collegian August 1978

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Steve Martin and God
open College Union season
Steve Man in
headlining the activity a
the CSUF campus when the Col
lege Union ICU) kicks off its fall
program
The "wild and crazy guy
comedian. Steve Martin will be
performing two shows in the CSUF
Amphitheatre Friday. Sept 8 at
7:30 and 10:30 p m A limited
number of tickets are available lor
CSUF activity card holders at the
CU Information desk Cost Is »7
and there Is a limit of one ticket
God. the other star billing for
next week's performances, will be
seen In the opening movie of the
CU Fall Film Program Thursday.
Sept   7
"Oh. God", starring John Den¬
ver and George Bums (alias God).
is scheduled for showings at 2:30
pm In LA 101: 7:30. 9:35 and
I I 35 p m. In the CU Lounge. Ad¬
mission Is *1 with a student ID
<ard. with a limit of two tickets
per card. General admission is »2
Starting off this week's acUvl-
lles. the CSUF College Union will
present a free hack to-school dance
Wednesday  at  8:30 p.m.   In  the
CU Lounge with Silver Moon, a
country rock band, performing
Dr. H. P. Lovecraft. an old-
fashioned medicine show man.
day. Dr. Lovecraft will also be the
special guest at the free dance
Wednesday evening.
A local Fresno band. FoUey's
Pool, will give a free noon concert
on Wednesday. Sept. 6. on the Col¬
lege Union patio stage.
College Union
Fall 1978 Movies
|Nafional TV & Refrigerator
Rentals
Color 19" -   $20.oo per month,
last month free if rent
paid full   9 months in
advance.
B & W 19" - $10.oo per month,
last month free if rent
paid full 9 months in
advance.
Refrigerator - 2 cu. feet
$27.oo per semester
Call   264-4651
846 Van Ness
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Sept. 7
OH GOD (PG)
7 30. 935. 1135 pm
Sept  15
GOODBYE GIRL (PG)
7 15.925. 1130pm.
Sapt 22
LOOKING FOR MR  GOODBAR (R)
7O0. 9:40 pm
Sept  29
JULIA (PG)
7O0. 9 15. 1130 pm
Oct 6
WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER (PG)
7O0, 9.00 pm
Oct  13
SMOKEY f. THE BANDIT (PG)
7O0. 855, 1050 pm
Oct 20"
TURNING POINT (PG)
730. 930 pm
Oct 27
Nov 3
THE GAUNTLET (R)
ONE Q^ S)NF£ (PG)
SEMI-TrSiGH (R)
730. 920 p.m
730. 935 p.m
Nov   10
730, 9:15 p.m
Nov   17
FIST (PG)
730. 9:45 pm
Doc   ��
COMING HOME (R)
730. 925. 1130 p.m
Dec   8
LAST WALTZ (PG)
730. 9:15. 1130 pm
All showtimes indicated are for the College Union Lounge ' There is also a 230
p m  matinee in IA 101 lor each fltm  Admission is $1 tor CSUF students (2
tickets per ID) and $2 for rton-srudents. Tickets are available the week of the
show only, at the CU Information Desk and. when available, at the door.
"The evening shows of THE TURNING POINT wM be In the John Wright Theatre
SPECIAL!
August 28 - September 8
REG.  $117.95
NOW  $ 99.10
Texos Instruments!
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Texas Instruments
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a separate group from the BuB-Jog
Foundation. Ben-skin feds that the
 Men Sept. 15.
then they Walt cross town rtval
Fresno Pacific on Sept. 18. On
Sept 23. CSUF visits U.S. teter-
naUonal before hosting UC. Ber¬
keley In the home opener on Oct 1
The Dogs visit powerful USF
i. 4. they fa   	
y face Stanford on
on Oct •
the 7th In a *i
will tie played at Sanger. On
Oct 11 CSUF hits the road to play
Santa Clara followed by six straight
home matches with St. Mary's
(Oct. 15). Westrnont College (Oct
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By ELSON AitMSJWONG. JR
There's an old axiom In sports
that says It Is harder to stay on
top than It Is getting there.
The Fresno State Soccer team
will experience this first hand aa
they open shop In the Pacific Soc
cer Conference, perennially the
toughest collegiate league In
America.
In 1977 the BuMogs, coached
by Bob Bereskln. svere champions
of the eight-team Southern Cali¬
fornia Soccer Aaaocl-tffon Central
Division, finishing with a 7-0-1
league mark and 11-6 overall.
Things promise to be a bit
tougher this fall as Fresno State
will be butting head* with such
conference heavies as the Uni¬
versity of San Francisco (National
Champions In 1975. 76. and
runner-ups in 1977). San Jose
SUte. Santa Clara. Stanford.
U. C. Berkeley. St Mary'a. UOP.
and U. C.-Santa Barbara.
Since the NCAA adopted the
Coach Bereskln says that
•'realistically we hope
ball In this '
surprise one or
teams but I would be
promise our fans that
this league this year.   .
foreskin has been impressed
with the number of try-outs for
this fall's dub. especially since the
CSUF team doesn't give "full ride**
scholarships
"Right now we
forty try-outs for our   _ .
squad. I really like this because it
shows that there are athletes who
really v.	
they are not in the sport for the
money-
Coach Bereskln says that
Bulldog soccer does offer partial
scholarships that are -supported
by the Bulldog Boosters which is
(Oct a
on Nov. 2.
The Bulldogs dose out their
season with three road games at
Cal-State Futlerton on Nov. 5.
Pacific on Nov. 11. and Nov. 10 at
Cal Poly (SLO).
Administration Building will be open
from 8:00 a-m until 7.30 p.m. Horv
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