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4-THE COLLEGIAN Thursday, April 28, 1977 Thunda.. .Vpril 88, it WI COUiGUNwJt CAlEftDAR THURSDAY. APRIL It 2 p.m.-Mslcolm X Week planning session In College Union room 310. 2:15 p.m.—Academic Policy snd Planning Committee meeting Id Thomas Ad- mlniitrstion building room 117. 2:30 plm.-Portable Dance Troupe concert in the College Union lounge. J p.m.-Dance Theatre of Fresno Arts Festivsl presentation, "Parsllax View," College Union lounge. « p.m.-Gsy Peoples Union meeting. College Union room 308. 7 p.m.—Recrettlon Atto- clstion fashion show, Fresno Townehouse. 7:30 p.m.-Folkllfe Club folk dance, College Union lounge. 8 p.m.—Concert by the Brass Choir and the New Renaissance Brass Quintet, Music building room 100. FRIDAY. APRIL It 8:80 a.m.-Special In-. formation Dsy for prospective older itudentt, registration In Joyal AdminlstrsUon building. 12 noon—Construction Club meeting in Industrial Arts building room 104. 12 noon—Veterinsry ttudents presentation on admission procedures for the UC Davis Veterinsry School, in tbe Agriculture building room 2*2. 12 noon—Lecture by Dr. Robert Crsin on 'The Northern Experience with School Desegregation," in Industrial Arts building room 101. 11 noon—Muslim Student Association prayer meeting in College Union room 308. 1 pm.—United Professor* of California forum on the "Current Crises" of the CSUC system, Speech Arts building room IM. 2:30 p.m.—Movie, "A Msn Called Horse," Industrlsl Arts building room 101. Also shown st 8 snd 10:15 p.m. in the College Union lounge. 6 p.m.—Fsculty Club picnic at the Fresno County Peace Officers' grounds. 7 p.m.—Philosophy Club forum with Cynthia Rostankowski on "Figurative Language," Conley Art building 7 p.m.—Iranian Students Association meeting, College Union room Sll. 7 p.m.—Chlcsno Business Students dance, Cafeteria second floor. SATURDAY, APRIL St 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.—California Linguistics Association conference, Science building room 181. 10 s.m.-Tennis, CSUF vs. CSU Fullerton, campus courts. 7:30 pjn .-Linguistics lecture by Dr. Dwight Bollnger on "Not Any or No," Science building room 16L 8 p.m.—Arts Festival piano recital by Philip Lorenx, Music building room 100. SUNDAY. MAY 1 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.-Callf6rnla Linguistics Association conference, Science building room 181. 3 p.m.—Grsduste violin recital by James Stark, Music building room 100. 7:80 p.m.—Arts Festivsl celebration of Isadora Duncan's birth by Anna belle Gamson, 3 Wright Theatre (tickets 84.50). 8 pm.—Concert by tbe Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, Music building room 100. MONDAY. MAY 2 8 p.m.—Foreign Language Department Informal meeting, Collage Union room 310. 7 pm.—Northern California Iranian Students Association meeting, College Union room 804. Gay lecturer praised Lesbian filmmaker and feminist Jsn Oxenberg appeared Tuesday as guest lecturer to s wsrm snd generally ap- precistlve sudience. Her three films all illustrated her views on being gsy snd gsy interscbon with the public. They were well-received In spite of tbe audio problems that plagued two of the films, making tome of the dialogue hard to understand. "Home Movies," her first film to be shown, wa* exactly that— movies taken of her by her parents as a child and teenager. She combined them with her own shots of lesbiar.'vomen marching for gsy rights snd playing touch football. Her voice-over commented on the scenes of herself ss a little girl when her main ambition wss to be s baseball player or a soldier snd ss s high- school cheer-leader when the best thing she liked about • cheerleading was "the other cheerleaders." "I'm Not One of 'Em" evolved from her childhood fssinstion with women roller-derby players. The scenes sre of a female roller-derby team in action while Oxenberg Interviews s female fan about her views of lesblsnlsm. "A Comedy In Six Unnstursl Acts" wsi obviously the audience favorite. Esch set dealt with some myth about lesbians, exploding esch myth with keen and sometimes biting ridicule. The myths of being wsll- flowers, child-molesters and , women who love to dress-like men, sll felt the lash of Oxen- berg's humor. The other three sets dealt with s humorous teduc on of sorts snd the feeling of isolation snd rejection experienced by lesblsns in s heterosexual world. them with tbe same dry wit thst characterizes her films. Slightly apologetic, a male student inquired if all the people In her films were women. As be explained It, he "Just couldn't tell." "That's Just too bad," Oxenberg replied, receiving wsrm In answer to being asked her views on tbe efforts of singer Anita Bryant to hamper tome of the pro-gay legislation In Florida, Oxenberg said: "I really don't see why everyone Is so worried about Anlte Brysnt She's only one person, although what makes her such sn expert I don't know. Maybe it's because the sells orange Juice. I mean, you drink orange Juice in the morning after getting up from bed, right? I'm lure there's logic In there tomewbere." In her lecture, Oxenberg urged the message of her films, that women Joining together and learning to Identify with each other can gain power, both pollticslly snd In s personal way. She claims that she doesn't feel like sn isolated artist but ss part of s Urge organic community. "It's exciting to feel that you ire not alone, thst there it a community thst you sre responsible to snd who support snd encoursge you In your work because It's for the benefit of an." f*rCTU*rH)A*OV-*A«eff>*f/yw who ore vrlr* for tho tttfo of "Derby DorUng." From leH to . Julie Mvtlo. Julie Soyono, Betty So/Woo. Sonoy Shorp and Alyta Blake. Dolores Huerta to speak V.D. meeting stated The Vintage Days Committee will bold s special evaluation meeting tomorrow st 2 p.m. The post mortem will be held In CU 309 and Is open to aD students who would nke to eritque the four-day celebration. by Dlanae Soli* A four-day festival, "Semana De La Raza," celebrating "Cinco de Mayo" begins next Monday with plenty of music, food, entertainment snd speakers all geared to "affirm tbe Chlcano's proud heritage," ssid Rtfdy Gsrza, cc-<haIrperson of the Semana Committee. Ushering in the festivities st 10 s.m. In tbe College Union lounge will be s lively group of musicians, "Mariachl De La Tlerra." Following, a proclamation from Gov. Brown recognizing the contributions of Chicanos will be given by Leo Gsllegos, s llsson for the Other highlights Include s special presentation Wednesday night from 8 to 10 pjn. st the Amphlthester with Richard Alatorre, an assemblyman from Los Angeles noted for helping draft the Agriculture Labor Relations Act; "Mariachl De La Tlerra;" Teatro Del Esptritu, s theatrical group satirising the Chlcano's struggles through comedy and drama; "Com- parss," s csmpus muslcsl group; snd lots of tangy Mexican food. Thursday in the College Union lounge Dolores Huerta, vice- president of the United Farm Workers, U scheduled to speak st 10:30 a.m. More music, games snd dances are planned from 12 to 5 pm. at O'Neill Park, near Barstow and Maple Avenues. Students can begin each morning of the "Semana" festival week with "oan dulce," (a Mexican sweetbread). Tuesday through Thursday from 10 to 10:30 a.m. and 11 to 11:30 various groups of Mexlcsn cultural dancers will be performing tt the College Union lounge. Video taped documentaries by local reporters, Julio Calderon, Alicia Maldonado snd Al Reyes will be shown from 1:530 to 5 p.m. Monday, 1 to 5 p.m., Tuesday snd Wednesday to the lounge. Topics include: "The Bakke Decision" (sn swsrd-winner),'"Fsrm- workers: Masters of their own Destiny," "Chlcsns Women: Manana Is Now," snd others on Chicano education, music snd On Monday Dr. Cedlio Oroxco, CSUF director of Bilingual Studies, will speak at 11:80 to the College Union lounge on the education of tbe Chicano. Following Oroico will be "Los Danzantes De Aztlan Groupo Folkiorico" and "Mariachl De La Tlerra" from noon to 1 p.m. On Tuesdsy Dr. Andres Segurs, professor from the ITACHERS WANTED: West jrtd other states. Placements since 1848. Bonded: Sooth- wrest Teacher* Ageaey, Box 1337 Aibsqaeree, NM 87188. University of Guadalajara, Mexico, will speak at 10:30 to 11 a.m. A history professor from California State University st Northridge, Felix Gutierrez, will speak from 11:30 to 11 noon. Following will be "Comparsa" snd the "Roosevelt High School Msrimba and Dance Group" performing from noon to 1:30 pm. Wednesday's lineup Includes a talk on the Bakke decision, sn alleged reverse discrimination case, by Jesus Leyvs, University of California at Davis professor, st 10:30 to 11 a.m. From 11:30 to 11 noon Heidi Chavez of the Oakland police department will tpesk. A performance by 'Teatro Del "Espiritu" follows snd st 1 p.m. s "Chicano Gong Show." I The fVoino Museum | «Aux,ik»ry will hove Its first a Ip/cry day at the museum on I iAprfl 30>h from 10 a.m. to 3 I Jp-m. I There will be clownt. | • puppets, a craft corral for, anyone who would like to try I ha nature croft,• home baked A ..goods, plus hot dog* and. RsadB. | | The mutetrm /! located atk I 1944 N. Winery, between' jblnron and McKfnfoyj -== ,-J found—Dog at O'Neill Pork during Vtntoge Dayt. Inquire **7-\035 or 298-5376 offer 5: 30.
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Title | 1977_04 The Daily Collegian April 1977 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1977 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | April 28, 1977 Pg. 4-5 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1977 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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4-THE COLLEGIAN
Thursday, April 28, 1977
Thunda.. .Vpril 88, it
WI COUiGUNwJt
CAlEftDAR
THURSDAY. APRIL It
2 p.m.-Mslcolm X Week
planning session In College Union
room 310.
2:15 p.m.—Academic Policy
snd Planning Committee
meeting Id Thomas Ad-
mlniitrstion building room 117.
2:30 plm.-Portable Dance
Troupe concert in the College
Union lounge.
J p.m.-Dance Theatre of
Fresno Arts Festivsl presentation, "Parsllax View," College
Union lounge.
« p.m.-Gsy Peoples Union
meeting. College Union room 308.
7 p.m.—Recrettlon Atto-
clstion fashion show, Fresno
Townehouse.
7:30 p.m.-Folkllfe Club folk
dance, College Union lounge.
8 p.m.—Concert by the Brass
Choir and the New Renaissance
Brass Quintet, Music building
room 100.
FRIDAY. APRIL It
8:80 a.m.-Special In-.
formation Dsy for prospective
older itudentt, registration In
Joyal AdminlstrsUon building.
12 noon—Construction Club
meeting in Industrial Arts
building room 104.
12 noon—Veterinsry ttudents
presentation on admission
procedures for the UC Davis
Veterinsry School, in tbe
Agriculture building room 2*2.
12 noon—Lecture by Dr.
Robert Crsin on 'The Northern
Experience with School
Desegregation," in Industrial
Arts building room 101.
11 noon—Muslim Student
Association prayer meeting in
College Union room 308.
1 pm.—United Professor* of
California forum on the "Current
Crises" of the CSUC system,
Speech Arts building room IM.
2:30 p.m.—Movie, "A Msn
Called Horse," Industrlsl Arts
building room 101. Also shown st
8 snd 10:15 p.m. in the College
Union lounge.
6 p.m.—Fsculty Club picnic at
the Fresno County Peace Officers' grounds.
7 p.m.—Philosophy Club
forum with Cynthia
Rostankowski on "Figurative
Language," Conley Art building
7 p.m.—Iranian Students
Association meeting, College
Union room Sll.
7 p.m.—Chlcsno Business
Students dance, Cafeteria second
floor.
SATURDAY, APRIL St
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.—California
Linguistics Association conference, Science building room
181.
10 s.m.-Tennis, CSUF vs.
CSU Fullerton, campus courts.
7:30 pjn .-Linguistics lecture
by Dr. Dwight Bollnger on "Not
Any or No," Science building
room 16L
8 p.m.—Arts Festival piano
recital by Philip Lorenx, Music
building room 100.
SUNDAY. MAY 1
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.-Callf6rnla
Linguistics Association conference, Science building room
181.
3 p.m.—Grsduste violin
recital by James Stark, Music
building room 100.
7:80 p.m.—Arts Festivsl
celebration of Isadora Duncan's
birth by Anna belle Gamson, 3
Wright Theatre (tickets 84.50).
8 pm.—Concert by tbe Concert Choir and Chamber Singers,
Music building room 100.
MONDAY. MAY 2
8 p.m.—Foreign Language
Department Informal meeting,
Collage Union room 310.
7 pm.—Northern California
Iranian Students Association
meeting, College Union room 804.
Gay lecturer praised
Lesbian filmmaker and
feminist Jsn Oxenberg appeared
Tuesday as guest lecturer to s
wsrm snd generally ap-
precistlve sudience.
Her three films all illustrated
her views on being gsy snd gsy
interscbon with the public. They
were well-received In spite of tbe
audio problems that plagued two
of the films, making tome of the
dialogue hard to understand.
"Home Movies," her first film
to be shown, wa* exactly that—
movies taken of her by her
parents as a child and teenager.
She combined them with her own
shots of lesbiar.'vomen marching
for gsy rights snd playing touch
football. Her voice-over commented on the scenes of herself
ss a little girl when her main
ambition wss to be s baseball
player or a soldier snd ss s high-
school cheer-leader when the
best thing she liked about
• cheerleading was "the other
cheerleaders."
"I'm Not One of 'Em" evolved
from her childhood fssinstion
with women roller-derby
players. The scenes sre of a
female roller-derby team in
action while Oxenberg Interviews s female fan about her
views of lesblsnlsm.
"A Comedy In Six Unnstursl
Acts" wsi obviously the
audience favorite. Esch set dealt
with some myth about lesbians,
exploding esch myth with keen
and sometimes biting ridicule.
The myths of being wsll-
flowers, child-molesters and ,
women who love to dress-like
men, sll felt the lash of Oxen-
berg's humor. The other three
sets dealt with s humorous
teduc on of sorts snd the feeling
of isolation snd rejection experienced by lesblsns in s
heterosexual world.
them with tbe same dry wit thst
characterizes her films.
Slightly apologetic, a male
student inquired if all the people
In her films were women. As be
explained It, he "Just couldn't
tell."
"That's Just too bad," Oxenberg replied, receiving wsrm
In answer to being asked her
views on tbe efforts of singer
Anita Bryant to hamper tome of
the pro-gay legislation In
Florida, Oxenberg said:
"I really don't see why
everyone Is so worried about
Anlte Brysnt She's only one
person, although what makes her
such sn expert I don't know.
Maybe it's because the sells
orange Juice. I mean, you drink
orange Juice in the morning after
getting up from bed, right? I'm
lure there's logic In there
tomewbere."
In her lecture, Oxenberg urged
the message of her films, that
women Joining together and
learning to Identify with each
other can gain power, both
pollticslly snd In s personal way.
She claims that she doesn't feel
like sn isolated artist but ss part
of s Urge organic community.
"It's exciting to feel that you
ire not alone, thst there it a
community thst you sre
responsible to snd who support
snd encoursge you In your work
because It's for the benefit of
an."
f*rCTU*rH)A*OV-*A«eff>*f/yw who ore vrlr* for tho tttfo of "Derby DorUng." From leH to
. Julie Mvtlo. Julie Soyono, Betty So/Woo. Sonoy Shorp and Alyta Blake.
Dolores Huerta to speak
V.D. meeting stated
The Vintage Days Committee
will bold s special evaluation
meeting tomorrow st 2 p.m. The
post mortem will be held In CU
309 and Is open to aD students
who would nke to eritque the
four-day celebration.
by Dlanae Soli*
A four-day festival, "Semana
De La Raza," celebrating "Cinco
de Mayo" begins next Monday
with plenty of music, food, entertainment snd speakers all
geared to "affirm tbe Chlcano's
proud heritage," ssid Rtfdy
Gsrza, cc- |