1977_08 The Daily Collegian August 1977

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President's message
Welcome from Baxter
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iivprsity education
the faculty or stalCand
'it of your potentialities,
iring.   Talk with people.
New night program
•omplete  a decree In  attendtm; erled Coward residents who must
n "hi   classes  only.     Dr. Louis work and are unable to attendday-
,'olpp. CSUF \lre president for tune classes, hut who would like
irademic  affairs,   said the new to add  to their educational ex-
v?hf   school   proeram   Is  belnfr. perienre or hecln work toward a
istaUlstied to extend the educa- new career obieclive.
onal opportunltlesofferedbythe /
larger segment of The departments of rrsycholoiry
'and Sociology will each offer nine
the
are scheduled for the fall from
This Is the first time enou-h (he   J|nme   F,.onornics   Depart-
•eneral duration and lower dlv- _,„,_
slon classes have teen scheduled
ror work towards adegreedurtnc
Ihe evening.    This new program The School of Business and Ad-
»-ill   allow students to work for mlnlslrative Sciences has sche-
Istjrees in business, home eco- duled  31   lower and upper dlvl-
lomirs.     sociology    sad pay* slon classes for the evening hours
-;,oln.-.. in the fall semester.
Jog-a-thon set for Sept. 17
With hopes of matching the
financial success of many other
West Coast universities, CSUF
will hold a jog-a-thon on Sept.
17.
Red Estes said the effort Is to
raise money to complete' the new
Several prizes will be awarded
to the top money makers, Including   an eight-day,  seven-night
two to Hawaii for $3,000 In ple-
The grand prize, which win
go to the solicitor of $5,000, will
be a 15-day trip to the P?o
Moscow.
lity.
aware   of   the   events   and  people  ol   Ihe  CSUT
on   lime   or   mak inq   a   couple  of  new   friends,.
arts ami «.*•»<.■•», proli--sionai*luiiir- and personal
it an  comes  lo.|elher taler In Ihe cities ami towns
ol the Sari   kianum vallty. or  where ever one may
VY>   will   Jilt mill   lo r|f.emphasize Ihe student on
Ihe  very Iviie ol work Hut will challenge them lor
Ihe rest ••   linn   lives  in Ihe work in<| population.
Car Pool Info
all-weather tracks In the country," said Estes. "We want to
complete the facility by adding a
dirt berm for grandstands, a
press box and landscaping."
Entry packets for the Job-a-
thon are available In the Athletic Department lorated In the
Men's Cym. loggers should solicit friends or businesses to
pledge money for every lap run.
As an added Incentive, campus
organizations are allowed to keep
i public service lo students, faculty, admini
staff;    The   Collegia!
Those   interested,in
publishing their car poo' notifications i
is, approximate limes and otione num-
Such request may be mailed, brought
Collegian   office  in  ihe Kcnts-Campus
half th
n the thre<
e-hour sessions
New classes
Ten  courses  will he offered
during the rail semester by the
Experimental  College at CSUF.
Most   Experimental  College
study.   Students can registi
1." "EOP: College A<
out the delays wlilrh are normally necessary In curriculum
development and without long-
range committments ol staff and
The complete list of Experimental College courses and course descriptions Is available free
on request from the Experimental College Office.   The courses
Building, 487-2486.
Energy-minded stu
Pools should he foi
mils for any of the c;
not allow for a full fee
Enforcement of pa
not   displaying decals
r-wheeled vehicles
ents may find the lieneflts of forming car
III save them dollars as the Security Of-
:omplete car pool arrangements.
> form car pools should contact the office
irm and card form for each vehicle Ip the
icessary to purchase only one paid parking
ir pool.    Students can use the same decal
provided they live in different residences.
med before purchasing parking decal per-
rs In the pool as the refund schedule does
d  parking  Is  now underway and vehicles
may be cited.    Cost of decals are $15 for
ehlcles.
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The Collegian
Rozariq sees national slot for aqua team
lo players fr
Aiming for as many years as
they'll give him, CSUF'* newest
waterpolo Coach Rick Rozarto Is
. optomlstic about the coming sea-
Offlcially known only as the
"visiting coach for the aquatics
program," Rozarto (s understandably hesitant to discuss the
touchy  situation he  has walked
Last year, Coach John pat-
nott was suddenly dismissed and
many students active In CSUF's
aquatics program were worried
about the future of their sports
at the university.
Eventually going before the
Associated Student Senate, the
students gained that body's sup-
port for the aquatics program and
soon after were given the guar- '
antee that their program would
not be canceled, at least not this
The reason for Patnott's dismiss!', and Uie angry reaction
from the water sports participants, was that a new basketball
coach   was   going   to be hired.
This new hiring, and the retention of the old basketball Coach,
Ed Gregory, as a P.E. Instructor,
caused the sports department to
have   a  surplus  of   llred help.
A ratio had to be maintained, so
someone had to go.  That some-
How stable is the ru'.ure of
the waterpolo and swlmmlnrpro-
gram al CSUF?
Rozarto, 22, Is thinking only
of winning.
"We're In a very competitive league, but I think we have
a chance to K0 to the nationals.
That's our u»l, to gain a berth
In the natlonals,"satd the yoong
Rozarlo's optimism items from
his abundance of talent on th*
waterpolo squad.
Two seniors. Rot. Happ«r and
Chris 'Gothard, captain of the
team for the past two years, will
be team leaders, according to
Razarto, with help from two promising freshmen, Greg Morgan
and Craig Zaharrls.
Mario Plasencla, a Junior, will
also been one of Rozarto'a key
past few years.
to make a committment to Uie
team because of work difficulties.
"There's a lot of talented waterpolo players In this area,"
said Rozarto. "USC and some of
the other Southern California
schools recruit up here. If I'm
here next year I plan to do most
of my recruiting from this area,
the high schools and the Junior
colleges."
The Cabrtllo IC graduate also
has plans to I
the northern
"Northern California teams are
coming along rapidly.   They're     ho're'!
becoming competitive wtth the
powerful Southern California *c-
"We need to keep growing here
at Fresno. Right now, we're not
growing.  We hope to keep work-
If they know the person," said    his players before,   having stu-
Rozarlo.   "But, I've had nothing    dent taught at Hoover and Cab-
cooporaUon since I've beon    rtiio, -hers some of his players
come from,
s known some of (Continued on p. 4)
After graduating from Cabrtllo, Rozarto played waterpolo for
CSUF In 1174 and 1975.
Because of ols young age, Rozarto could have problems controlling his team, but, so far, he
says there have been no confrontations.
"I guess It could be possible
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