1979_05 The Daily Collegian May 1979

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Vintage Days team results listed
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BOOMTOWN
1st - Bet Your Suite
2nd-Block and Bridle
3rd-Well Hung Bunch
4th - Crapeful Dead
T-SHIRT
1st - Bet Your Suite
2nd - Alpha Camma Rho
3rd-Juice Is Back
4th-Marketeers
ROOTBEER/PIE EATING
1 The Viners, 23.35
2. Coneheads, .32.57;
3 Lambda Chi Alpha, 32 66
4 Summer Knights, :33.93. '
1. Aged Just Right, :47.31
2 Kappa Alpha Theta, .52.44
3. Significant Figures, 1:18.59
4 Mu Phi Foe Fums, 1:20 69 '
Coed
1, Summer Knights, .40 84
2 Alpha Kappa Psi,:43 75'
3 Tiro Fog, .43.82;
4 Block and Bridle, 46 71
TUC-OF-WAR
Men
1 Bush Eaters
2 Alpha Camma Rho
3. Block and Bridle
4. The Viners
Women
1. Homan Hallers
2 Block and Bridle
3 Juice is Back
4. Spirit
2. Crapeful Dead
3. Fine Rhine Winers
4 Saturday Night Palsy
1. Block and Bridle, 1:00.90
2. Significant Figures 112 64
3. UMOJA, 1:13.52; '    '
4. Ebony Nuts, 1:18.31
Women
1. Juice is Back, 1:10.06;
I LSSP K*W Camma", 115 8C
3. Block and Bridle, 1:18 25
4. Homan Hallers, 1:32 42 '
Coed
1 Significant Figures, :42 20
2. Cultivators, -49.92
3. Block and Bridle, :51.84
4. AssortedNutts, :52.71. '
OBSTACLE RELAY
1. Lambda Chi Alpha, 1:03 20
2. Well Hung Bunch, 1:03 91 ■
3. Block and Bridle, 1:04.43  '
4 Juice is Back, 1:06.54.    '
1. Homan Hellcats, 1:22.07
2. Alpha Kappa Psi, 1:22.60-
3 Tiro Fog, 1:23.46;
4. Blue Nuns, 1:24.43.
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1 Cabernet Crushers, 1 07 77
2. Tiro Fog, 108 00;
3 Drinkin' Desperados, 1 08 39,
4 Calculated Risk, 108 75
WRIST WRESTLING
Women
109-below
1. Paula McCabe, Phi Mu
2 Ann Welby, Homan Hallers
3. Annette Duniven, Viners
4 PinaCaputo, Red Light Winery
1. Kathy Tanem, V D Express
2. Renee Lancaster, Block and Bridle
3. Margie Reh, Phi Mu
4. Kim Sanders, Viners
136-160
1. Cathy Schramm, Summer Knights
2. Terri Monfore, Cabernet Crushers
3. Molly Maurino, Juice is Back
4. Janet Diepersloot, Fine Rhine Winers
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2. Louise Tonascia, Cabernet Crushers
3. Cina Scardino, Phi Mu
4. Ann Fitzgerald, Homan Hellcats
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1. Hal Dillashaw, Viners
2. David Baba, Caduceus
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1 Mike Roberts, Alpha Camma Rho
2 Richard England, Viners
3 Kevin Cookingha/n, Lambda Chi
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2 Brant Tunget, Bush Eaters
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By the time the project is over, the
students will have talked to at least 20
people from each cultural group.
If the project proves successful, van
dec Elst foresees the possibility of seek¬
ing an HEW grant to establish an Ethnic
Heritage Center. HEW is funding 20
such centers now.
Currently the Multi-Cultural Institute
is attached to the anthropology depart¬
ment, but it is designed to involve the
university at large. Van der Elst foresees
involving other disciplines such as
health, business, or agriculture.
"If our agribusinessmen understood
the Asian views on doing business, the
balance of trade might swing our way.
We see the MCI (Multi-Cultural Insti¬
tute) primarily as developing a clearing
house of information as well as doing
research, but a clearing house in a great
number of areas that go way beyond
anthropology," he said.
Student researcher Kay Mickel said
she is involved in the project because she
wants her children to know about their
heritage which is part Armenian.
'I want them to know how rich their
culture is," she said, 'and it gives us an
opportunity to compare In Fresno. We
really need to understand differences
rather than be suspicious of different
groups Blacks and Chicanos don't
realize that Armenians had it hard and
had to adapt. The time has come for this
type of study."
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