1977_10 The Daily Collegian October 1977

              'Gingerbread Lady' gets
panned:'lack of timing'
PLEASE DON'T LITTER read these can tops in a photograph
tilled "P.D.L." by Joe Freitas. The picture uton the $100 President's Award in competition with other exhibits at the Studenl
Art exhibit in the Phelic Conley Art Gallery.
Letters to the Editor
In response to Editor Diane Valeska s editorial supporting the
controversial InstxuctlonaUy Related Activities contract, we are
outraged at ber lack of sensitivity and serious evaluation of the
ramifications  of this contract.
The fact is that this IRA scheme
was approved by a ' 'Lame Duck"
student government —-which
included out-going Associated
Student Body President David
Nlkssarian and out-going Associated Student Senators at their
very LAST meeting.
It was done in a "Midnight-
Hour" evening session whenstu-
- aerlts were on vacation and had
no voice on the matter. It is
also appalling that no effort was
made to have a full discussion
on its merits and was hurriedly
passed as a package line item.
It was organized to be done this
way; it was a conscious, deli-
ln addition to being unethical,
it was illegal! At the time the
Senate passed the contract, it
could not legally act on lt because there was no legal quorum.
There is also a question as to
whether a "Lame Dock" student
government can give away its
future powers and student powers
to determine how student fee
funds are to be distributed.
What actually went down is that
the Associated Student Fees Budget was determined for the next
three years by a " Midnight-
Hour' , "Lame Duck" student
government, which guaranteed a
few band-picked organizations a
fixed sum of monies.
It was done in a racist way,
because aU minority organiza-
. tlons are excluded from "favored" funding and are left to
fight among themselves for the
left-overs.
We must also remind you that
this agreement has conveniently
locked tbe Associated Students
Into a three-year contract with
tbe NCAA, which Is by coincidence up for re-negotiation this
year!
May we remind everyone that
President Norman Baxter is a
fun party to this contract and
did SIGN that contract It Is fcid
that a man of his stature, is a
This law suit will generate adverse publicity for our university. In light of student enrollment trends at CSUF — we
hope that this situation can be
avoided.
Flnany, if all parties involved
are concerned about our university, we strongly urge that President Barter and past Associated Student President David Nlkssarian declare this contract null
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Adelltas
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Pan African Union
National Chicano Health Organi-
Mlnlwa Kuroda, former Senator
Margaret Esparza, former Sena -
After a
"Come Blow Your Horn",
Odd Couple", and 'Barefoot ln
-the Park", one comes to expect
a certain brand of intelligent,
sophisticated comedy from playwright Nell Simon.
"The Gingerbread
however, was Simon's first try
at drama. The play Is being
presented by the University Theatre through Oct. 15 at tbe John
Wright Theatre ln tbe Speech
Arts building.
Simon's style and i
through ln a few spots of the
play, mostly ln tbe form of the
sarcastic and cynical Evy Mean
and tbe wise-cracking daughter
PoUy.     T "
staples of Simon's type of writing,
where most«   "
from throwing  lines back and
forth  ln arguments or simple
facetious remarks.
However, the heavy drama just
did not go over as weU, and tbe
audience was not comfortable
until the laugh-lines came back.
Most of the   play, was unbalanced, as though the equillb] "
that could have made lt aU c
together was thrown off someplace.   A lot of good II
lost and a few possfb
overlooked, as ln tbe scenes with
tbe delivery boy, played by Ernie
Sears. A lack of timing oo Uses
and   not enough
others,    wasted tbe entire se-
Committee slots
At other times tbe actors were
of heavy di
not as weU written as the light
comedy, tl
thrown  ol
only purpose seemed to be
come out and smack his lips s
grin like a poverty-row Clark
Gable.
The supporting roles of Jimmy
and Toby were bammed to the
hilt by Ted Vareta and Nancy
to help Evy return to sobriety
tor
Ed'tor:
Your head cheerleader's hat
that mysteriously disappeared at
the Fresno-Cal Poly game is
alive and well for the time being.
Do not caU the cops or this
hat win nave flashed It's last.
Make no mistakes; this is not
a petty-ante frat rat group you
are dealing with.
Ransom  demands  to follow.
Signed,
The  Flasher   Liberation Army
Financial aid
Students wishing to file for
financial aid for the spring 1978
semester can get applications
forms ln Joyal Administration,
room 286. The forms must be
filled out and returned by Nov 10.
Students who applied, but were
not awarded aid ln tbe current
semester, need only complete an
for 1
Applications are available ln
the Associated Students Office,
CU 306.   Tbe deadline
mission of applications Is Friday
Oct. 14, at 4 p.m.
The committees available are:
academic policy and planning,
budget, faculty affirmative act-
Ion, admissions, automatic data
processing, general education,
honors, faculty awards, Instructional development, public affairs, student affairs, registration, social science representative,  teacher education, and
Cross country squad
wins Aggie Invitational
The    Bulldog cross country
two of its top five runners, successfully defended their title at
tbe Aggie Invitational in Davis
BULLDOG BACKUP quarterback Dick Stoddard looka downfield for
against San Diego State.. A record crowd waa on hand to see the Bull
over the Aztecs. UOP is the next 'Dog opponent.
Photo by Rich Dunning
n open receiver during the gsme
ogs score a stunning 34-14 upset
Dogs smother Aztecs
Deis, a Junior, finished second
in tbe flve-mlie race with a
24:36 time. The winning mark
was24/M.
Bulldog coach Red Estes was
pleased with the  perfor
of his team as only 40 si
IM application
deadlines near
one streak ended and another '
remained Intact as tbe California
State Fresno BuUdogs crushed
San Diego State 34-14 before a
CSUF school-record crowd, Saturday night tn Ratcllffe Stadium.
Claude Gilbert's Aztecs, riding
a 10-game winning streak (longest in tbe nation at tbe time)
were stymied by tbe Bulldogs
overpowering veer and stingy
defense.
For the 'Dogs, the victory was
their eighth consecutive win at
without a loss under second-year mentor Jim Sweeney.
The win gives CSUF a 3-2
record going into Saturday's Pac-
ific Coast Athletic Association
opener with University of Pacific
ln Stockton.
An overflow crowd of 15,179
saw Bulldog quarterback Dean
Jones guide tbe Fresno ball-
control attack masterfully as tbe
Bulldog offense scored 17 points
In each half.   While the offense
to one TD in each half.
"We had an overaU good defensive effort," a hoarse voiced
Sweeney said, over tbe shoots
from the Bulldog locke
"That kid (San Diego
DaVid Turner) reaily puts a lot
of strain on you Inside.
"I really can't single cot anybody opt until I can see aU the
Turner, tbe workhorse senior
from Shatter, California,carried
tor 145 yards and scored
138 tough yards.
San Diego opened tbe scoring
as Turner broke loose ona 15-
The 'Dogs came back late ln the
quarter as Jones took Fresno 84
yards in 13 plays, with the last
three yards coming on a Jones
keeper. Vlnce Petruccl's kick
made it 7-7.
With 5:24 left in tbe second
quarter, Petrucci booted a 47-
yard field goal to give the 'Dogs
a 10-7 lead.
With only minutes to play in the
' r, Fresno got tbe
uaii on weir 13-yard line. Tbe
Dogs marched to the San Diego
19 where Jones nit freshman
fullback Steve Woods with a
I It 17-7
The Bulldogs countered late In
tbe quarter on a 37-yard field
goal by Petrucci ...and. put tbe
game out of reach when Jones
sprinted 35 yards for Fresno's
third TD, early ln the fourth
quarter. j,
Second-string tailback BUI
Olivo scored Fresno's last TD
with 6:52 left on a 19-yard run.
Gary Hernendes and Bryan Foley,
tbe No. 2 and S BaUdog runners,
dldnotc
Gary!
11th at
24:57; George Agulrre 12th at
24:58; David Haake 15th at 25:06;
and    Richard Agulrre 16th at
2S:07."
It was tbe second team victory
Uonal against Fresno Pacific, Cal
State Stanislaus and Cal State
Sacramento.   Tbe Bandogs also
ing for Intramural Sports et
starts.
Friday Is the deadline for signing up for bowling. Applications
be picked up at the CoUege
Rooms 105-106.
The Intramural Tennis Tournament, scheduled for Oct 21-23,
Deadline Is Oct 18.   Competition will be in singles and dou-
KENNEL BOOKSTORE HOURS
- Thurs 8a.m. 7p.m.
Friday 8a.m. 5p.m.
Saturday "   9a.m. I p.m,
their request for tbe spring se-
Folkdance club
The CSUF Folkdance Club will
were shafted and rtpped-offfand
our only solution is have Presl-
day at 7 p.m. in the Women's
Gym, room 133.
Dances win,be taught.from
7 to 9 p.m., and request dancing win take place from 9 to
10:30 p.m.
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