1974_12 The Daily Collegian December 1974

              2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Friday, December 13, 1974
Open letter
For Dean Evans: an invitation
and a request  for answers
An  open letter to Dr. Ralph F.
Evans, dean of the School ofEdu-
DecembeT 12, 1974
your   letter   of   December   3rd
a definite need for more effec-
regardlng the Ryan Act and the
University's Implementation ol
It. Comlte CHE considers this
Information extremely Important
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business major.
Interesting," said a stu-
Ag students used a microphone
o explain the machinery, ant-
nals, and milking process.
They also took the opportunity
:o   encourage students to attend
»n animal judging contest today-
Saturday  at 1 p.m., also at the
Judging Pavilion, followed by
hayride   around   the   campus
Vintage
singers,, plays
displays and all
la Virgen de Tepeyac  to be
given at Madera High School
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f the Nat
formance of "Las Cuatro Apare-
rlones de la Virgen deTepeyac,"
j lillingual adaptation of a tra¬
ditional Mexican play. The play
ts lielng sponsored by Los padres
Unldos de Madera.
The story of Mexico's brown-
skinned Virgen of Guadalupe goes
lack 400years. A humble villager
miraculously confronts the Vir¬
gen,  struggles  to  convince  the
Like the story .
itself, the Virgin
and the subsequent conversli
Mexico's Indians are retold
holiday :
play.
The play is in Spanish, but that
won't necessarily Interfere with
your enjoyment If you're not bi¬
lingual. The dramatic appear¬
ance of the Vlrgen's Image on
Juan Diego's tllma, or cloak,
and   the  materialization of the
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or   call   Plnuelas  at   227-5795.      their Aztec gods.
roses  In  the  rocky soil create
an effective visual spectacle.
The performance will be In the
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Friday, December 13, 1974      THE DAILY COLLEG1AN-3
DR. ADOLFO ORTEGA
COORDINATOR LaRAZA
STUDIES
Noche de La Raza........ 1974
Photos    by    Larry    Leon
In order to provide a true edu¬
cation the professor, as well as
the student, must work together
to solve the problems which af¬
fect our community. Thts ls the
philosophy of La Raza Studies
Department at CSUF, according
to Dr. Adolpho Ortega, coordina¬
tor of La Raza Studies.
Ortega made the remark In a
welcoming address to a standing-
room-only crowd in the Sequoia
Junior "High School auditorium
last Saturday night celebrating
the annual Noche de La Raza.
The night Included a freedtnner
and various cultural programs.
•Each year we have an In¬
creasing number of Chicano stu¬
dent* who enroll In La Raza Stu¬
dies," aald Ortega. This Indi¬
cates to me that our young people
with to retain their roots In our
-. Mexican culture.*
| the program wa* a joint effort
of all the Chlcanoorganlzatlons at
riSUF, Including faculty, admin¬
istration, etafl and *tnd*ntg.^
Performing   In   the program
were Los Daniantes de Aztlan
under the direction of Ernesto
Martinez, iod the CSUF Teatro,
directed by Frank Rlojas. Com-
paraa from CSUF played four
number*. They are under the
direction of Manuel Pena and
David Palma. v
Poetry wa* read by Victor
Martinez and MartaGarotz. Mas¬
ter of ceremonies was Jose Chepe
Leon,  a local Spanish-language
Ortega said the large turnout
was more evidence of the current
Interest In Chicano oriented sta-
dles.
In tbe photos above, left to
right, clockwise, areDr.Adolpho
Ortega, welcoming the audience;
Los Danzantes de Aztlan per¬
forming Iguana;* Ben Cruz and
Amelia Castro, CSUF students,
happily serving tha dinner; some
ot the audience at the perfor¬
mance; and Maria.Soil* (not a
real nun) and Jaime Huerta (a
real farmworker) InaCSUFTaa-
tro performance.