1978_02 The Daily Collegian February 1978

              "ThelJelly Colteqlen"
February 2, 1978
Student budgets-
(Continued from paqe I)
a percentage ranking of the activity.
Theatre   programs,    for example.    Involve i
i   the   child
■ center might have as high, or
higher, an educational value than
the drama programs.
The percentages, added toget-
-    "priority
poses a budget without knowledge
of the senate's priorities, Karen
Clark, AS legislative vice president, said, -•••'
The new system will also let
the senators and the budgeted organizations have an Idea of why
n organizations were given
•s, Clark
Lips, fingers,
help deaf hear
A six week Hearing RehabU.
ttatton Program for people with
partial hearing loss will be hew'
Feb. 6 through Mar. 1. at the
Sierra Hospital - Voundauoj
Health Education Center at the
corner of Dakota and ciark
Streets.
Its- <
In using visual ejus such
tbe reading of UpS and gestures
to compensate for hearing loss.
The program Is conducted by the
—- Audlology Department
unaer tne direction of Jon Fitch,
Family members are urged to
attend with the students as tbe
program can benefit communication within the family as well.
The Class will meet Mondays'
and   Wednesdays   from  2:00 to
Reservations for seating may
be   made  by calling 225-2262.
..The Dally -Collegian"
February 2, 1978
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Priorities
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Clark said, "President Baxter
has the balL"
In other action, the senate:
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—approved a $10,000 adver
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tising proposal for "Tbe Daily
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Collegian"
.-approved a letter from Karo.i
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dark to the chairman of tbe
Board of Directors   asking the
board to consider ecological and
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financial aspects of an electri
cal sijrn.prpposal before taking    -
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action.
.-dtsbanded   the Senate Out
reach Committee.
-approved  the  International
Program Committee proposal to
realign $300 In funds, $140 to
orientation and $160 to recrea
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Wrestlers have 'youth' this season
by Bob Mils
Staff contributor V
If someone wants to cradle you, throw
you In the guillotines or three-quarter
stack, watch out. They are all pinning holds In competitive wrestling.
And to complicate the sport further,
Infinite variations of these and other
holds jre commonly used.
The CSUF" wrestling team, coached by
Richard Francis and assisted by last
year's captain, Bob Parker, hosts Its,
final home dual meet of the season
tomorrow night at "7:30 v p.ro.. when
Brljham Young University (BYU) comes
to town. The meet should be a tough
one for the Bulldogs since the BYU
Cou?ars  are rated sixth tn the nation.
This year's wrestllngsquad Is a young
one, with only three Seniors on the varsity roster. This youth Is one ot the
Bulldogs' major disadvantages because,
according to freshman Bob Berg, a
wrestler in the 167-lb. class, "Wrest-
llnf experience Is Invaluable."
Berg said many teams they wrestle
against are comprised almost entirely
or seojors. This makes for tough
matches. In addition, the. Bulldogs'
schedule included five teams rated In the
nation's top 20.
Scott Hassen, a Junior wrestling at
Die 126-lb. welgbWoolnted out, "We
wrestle the very belt guys. . .and we
learn from them."
Berg, a chemistry major, explained,
"It hurts the way our team looks (their
record  is 4-9),  but it really helps us
It is easy to see how experience
plays so Important a role in Intercollegiate wrestling. The Bulldogs'
top men, Cres Romero (118-lb.), Ray
Moz n42-lb.), and Amos Scott (190-lb.)
are all upperclassmen.
Other experienced varsity wrestlers
•re Hal Dlllashaw (Junior, 134-Ib.),
Warren Flynn (sophomore, 158-lb.), and
Creg Chappel (senior, 177-lb.).
Berg and Mike Robero (150-lb.) are
">e only freshmen currently wrestling
on the Varsity squad, but John Ball
>«d Don Davis are waiting patiently
br ther chances at the 126-lb. and 134T-lb.
kvels. David Buss, (Junior, 177-lb.)
completes the Bulldog roster.
E'en though wrestling Is -a minor
sport in terms of crowds and money-
naklng, there Is no loss of enthusiasm
among wrestlers. In fact, this year
'earn  morale seems  to be Improving.
Hassen, a Hoover High product said,
"Our program Is really coming up.
G«>'s are more dedicated than before, .
»nd they have more team spirit."
That  fact was evident at the .Builds dual meet last Friday against Unl-
*erslty of Nevada at Las Vegas, which f
*>')■   won,   21-16.     The  entire  team,
deluding assistant coach and team vo-
Correction
Due to a production error, we at-i
trlbuted authorship of last Issue's story,
"Bulldogs renew pitching, hitting
ranks," to Francis Durham. The true1'
'"thor of the -article was Michael Car-
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callst, Dob Parker, yelled and screamed
their approval as the team pulled out
" a come-from -behind victory.
Chappel, completing a long wrestling
career this season, concluded, "It's
a brutal sport. . .But It gets In your
blood. That's why I stay with it. I
still enjoy It."
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