1978_01 The Daily Collegian January 1978

              Campus offers variety of music this spring
If you like the sound of good The     College Union Loung
music don't miss the opportunity hosts   two   8  p.m. <»ncerts I
to attend the  variety of CSUF April, featuring Jazz Bands A I
Jaa band, concert band,andwlnd B on April 17 alM the Concei
ensemble  concerts offered this Band on April 24.
sprlng The wind ensemble will per
form in the Music Building Recital Hall on May 9 at 8 p.m.
' All of the groups are organized in the Music Department
Auditions are held tor students
who wish to belong to Jazz Band,
semble. Jazz Band applicants
are divided "up. Into A, B.-and
C groups according to their ability. ; The performances are usually held In the Spring semes-
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A "Showcase" concert «
March I? win be held it ik.
L.J. Williams Theater In via.
Ha and win feature the Conceit
and Jazz Bands. It is sponsored by the Associated Student
and the Vlsalla Unified Sane)
District for high school and Col.
lege of the Sequoia (COS) ate.
dents.
There will also be a jxu
Band performance for hlghaehoel
and Jr. College students at tbe
Reedley Jazz Festival on Feb,
Med. college
opens doors
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College Is a new Institution opening Its doors to students In March,
1978. The college Is locate]
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Admission   to   Pacific  States
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Friday. January 27,  1978
Sports
Despite setbacks gym team keeps leaping
BOOKSTORE
HOURS
JAN. 23 - JAN. 26
8 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
JAN. 27 (Fit)
8 a.m. • 5 p.m.
JAN. £8 (Sat.)
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
by Mich.ll* Cornajo
Sports editor
A lonni. Etkridg*
Staff photographer
"WATCH YOUR STEP," says gymnast -Barbara Loes tc
as ste displays her balancing technique atop the four-ii
balance beam in preparation for Saturday's   meet.
only practices eight to nine
noursa week, bat they are com-.'
peting against other teams who
practice three to four hours a
day.
The reason they only practice
8  to 9 boms a week Is a
policy made bytbeCSUFWomeiVS'
Intercollegiate Board that limits
their practice to ten hours a
Tbe Board Is composed
of coaches and a teem repres-
sentatlve from each sport.They
set policies for each of the
women's programs to follow.
Bat gymnastics coach Melva
.Irvin said they are doing very
well for (he number of hoars
they can practice. "They are
working bard, bat we ere not
the caliber of the other teams."
said Into.
Irvln attributes the lack of
caliber not only to the number
of boors they practice bat also
to Fresno's tack In recruiting
power.
Fresno Is a strong area
for high school gymnastics bat
tbe girls go to other schools
who can offer tbem more. Irvln
pointed oat one Clovls gymnast
scholarship  plus  a  spot on a
nationally ranked team.
Despite tbe recruiting disadvantages and tbe limited boors
there are some good team mem-    faweatex
bers.
Senior Barbara Lowes
brought home two third places,
M> the floor and beam, against
tbe Cal Poly Pomona. Also
there is sophomore Kerl Wagnoo
who brought" home another third
Two new freshmen, who have
been on tbe team only a week,
Karen Esslg and Kathey Tanem»
could add strength to Fresno's
MELVA IRVIN gives an assist to
gymnast Cathy Tanem in a.forward flip so that Tanem can add
Badmirfoon involves more
than just batting birdies
by    Michelle    Cornejo
Sports editor
The following article ia an attempted explanation of badminton, the first of a series about
various sports. It Is aimed at
iotr, spectators and possible participants as a better understanding of the sport.
For most p«	
Be image of a sonny
tfitmoon with a can of beer tn
me hand, batting a birdie back
Ud forth. ■    .
CSUF Badminton Coach Ron
favcr agrees that badminton
* easy to learn with or without
t can of beer. Deaver com-
iwes tbe sport to racqoetball.
"A person can pick up a racket and put another person on
b other side of the net," Deaver
aid. "They can play and have
•lot of fun."
Bat Deaver added flat badminton takes as muchwork and
practice to become an expert as
any other sport.
According to the "Encyclopedia
"court or lawn game played with
lightweight rackets and a shuttlecock, a small, cork hemisphere
with 14 to 16 feathers. Play
consists entirely of volleying--
hitting tbe shuttle back and forth
across the net without letting It
touch tbe floor, or ground within the boundaries of the court."
However, tbe court Is samller
than a tennis court, although It's
marked the same way. There
are singles, doubles and mixed
If you can figureoutwhoserves
next, you nave half the game
mastered. The scoring Is slightly
complicated only because the serving la.' In singles; tbe parson
who Is serving' receives the
paints. If they lose their serve
no points are lost by either side;
bat the other person will get to
serve. The situation Is somewhat  simitar for doubles, but
I IT IS tvOT fijS HARD as It looks,
[or Is it? Gymnast Karen Esslg probably could give you the
answer as she seems to be strain-
floor exercise competition. Irvin
said .that once Tanem and Esslg
start working out the teamshouW
be gettin tough.
The team will travel to Stanford
this Saturday forleaguecompetition and then to a practice competition against Berkley.
Gym schedule set
The schedule of the women's
CSUF gymnastics team Is : Cal
Poly Pomona and Stanford University, here,. Feb. 4 at 1 p.m.;
Unlversty of California of Berkeley, here, Feb. 11 at 1 p.m.;
San Jose State University; here,
Feb. 17 at 7 p.m.; SJSU, away
Feb. 24 at 7 p^n.; UCB, away,
Feb. 25 at 1 p.m. /
'Dog cagers worry SJS coach
The Bulldogs' ability to change de-
thelr opponents has San Jose State coach
Ivan Guevara worried about tonight's
game against Fresno.
San Jose, currently 5-11 on -the year
has not had a good season in coach
guevara's opinion. Bat according to
Bandog coach Boyd Grant, their record.
may be deceiving. The Spartans have
played some tough teams Including
UCLA. They beat the California Bears >
by 2 points earlier In the season. "And
any team has to be good to beat Cal,"
saldGrant
"We've been sporadic. We've had
some, good games, some bad." said
Guevara about his Spartans. However
Grant says the San Jose team Is big
and strong In addition to being coached
welL
The Bulldogs are now in first place
at 4-0 to the PCAA race along with
f
FuUerton. "I definitely, think that
Fresno has a great position In the conference having defeated Santa Barbara
and San Diego State, Even if we defeat
them here, thejfH do fine on the road."
said Spartan Coach Guevara.   -
Guefvara Is also very Impressed with
the amount of players the Bandog's
have returning. "I think their gi
play excellenly." said Guevara, ta
about Senior parts Dong St
Mike Gregory.
After facing San Jose the1'!
to Stockton to face the UOP Tigers.
3-1 In PCAA play; Saturday night In
the Stockton Civic Auditorium.
Two of the leading scorers for the
tigers, guards Ross..Coleman and
Terence Carney, could prove to be
tough opponents for tbe Bulldogs.
COleman has been averaging IB points
a game to addition to being tbe lead-
tog scorer   In tbe  PCAA.
Game dote changes
rtFul-
lertoa.
The game scheduled for Feb. 2 has
been changed to Wednesday Feb. 1.
Both teams have agreed to the change
and tip-off time Is stUl scheduled for
8:05 p.m.
The change allows-move people to
attend the game.. Now 802 more seats
are available to the tans."
' The last three home games have been
sold oat
Buses are available to the UOP game
to Stockton. The price Is $15, which
includes the ticket tor the game. The
buses wtn leave the Mens Gym at
1 p.m. Saturday afternoon and return
after tbe game. For reservations call
487-1238.