1977_12 The Daily Collegian December 1977

              Editorship
Coupes capsules       applieafion$
Telephone jobs
Bernle Valdez of the Pacific
Telephone Company will be on
-   campus today to recruit students
for management positions with
the phone company.
Positions include marketing,
plant foreman, construction foreman, accounting, engineering,
traffic manager, employment
manager, business office supervisor, and employment Inter-
Students with any major may
qualify for these jobs. Starting
salaries range from $1000 to
$1200 per month.
For information on the interview sessions, contact the EOP
office at 487-1021.
Rhythmic music
The Percussion Ensemble and
the Marimba Ensemble at CSUF
wilt perform In their first concert this year al 8 p.m. Monday,
Dec. 5, in the Music Building
Recital Hall.
Collette to play
Hollywood studio musician
Buddy Collette will be featured
as guest artist with the CSUF
Symphonic Band and Jazz Band
"A" In a free concert Sunday,
Dec. 4, at 3 p.m. in the College
Union Lounge.
Collette'. a  flutist and tenor
Dog Puddles
s performed in
studios for television stars such
as Flip Wilson, John Denver, and
Sammy Davis Jr. -
Collette has also provided background music for several recording artists, Including Carole
King, Joan Baez, Qulncy Jones,
and Oliver Nelson.
Board meeting
There will be a meeting of the
Board of Governors ol the CSUF
Foundation on Tuesday, Dec. 6,
at noon at the Downtown Club.
ROTC test
The fall 1978 Air Force
Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT)
will be given in Air Science 154
at 8 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 2,
and Saturday, Dec. 10.
Students Interested In taking
the   test should call 487-2593.
Hearing test
Hearing tests will be offered
to Fresno residents from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. tomorrow, In Room
207A of the Hale Medical Center
at 302 Fresno Street.
The tests will be performed
free of charge.
For more information, contact
Dr. Dennis J. Arnst, assistant
professor of communicative disorders, at 487-2422.
The deadline for applications
for editorship of The Collegian
has been extended to Friday,
Dec. 9 at 4 p.m.
Those interested may pick up
applications in the Associated
Students Office, CU 306, or at
the Collegian offices in the Keats
Campus BuUding.
Applicants must provide three
references, prepare a written
statement of proposed policy for
the paper they wish to edit, and
meet with Media Council members.
Editors for three other campus
publications were chosen by the
Media Council yesterday: '
They are: Donna Evans, U-
huru; Felix Contreras, La Voz;
and Karen Fagas, Backwash.
Campus calendar
TODAY FRIDAY             N
12:30 p.m.-Unton lecture: Lt.t ^ >■ m;_FrW               i
Coi;     Stuart M.     Qulgg (Latin and Let Dle^'IA 101 (CU Lo»!
American Bureau, U.S. StateDe- at 7 and 9:20p.in.).         ^^
partment), "Why a NewPanama
Canal Treaty Now?" CTT Lounge. 3 • p.m..Meeting:    Board
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2:15 p.m.-Meetlng:   Academic CV i09.      '-■■             fP
Policy and Planning Committee,
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110th in a field of 25.1 in a race, run in l9-dc<iree   weather.
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3 p.m.-Sabbattcal report: James
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4 p.m.-Natural sciences colloquium: Anthony Labarre(pro-
fessor of mathematics), "Estimating Oil Reserves," NS 145.
7 p.m.-Sabbatical report: Carol
Avent (Nursing), "Health Care
In the Ecuadorian Jungle," SR
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8:15 p.m.-Musical opening of
"Zorba," nightly through Saturday this week, Monday through
Saturday next week, John Wright
8:30 a.m.-Registratloo
for the 17th Annual FFARe^JZ
Citrus Judging Contest,7^
sored by the plant science
partment and Sunlclst Grown,
Inc. Registration Is in thii
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3 p.m.-Union concert: CS0?
Symphonic Band and Jazz Bias
"A,"  with  guest artist Bttk
Collette.
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Mediations
Get Mixed
Reactiois
Vox - Monday,Dec   8. Pawl
By  Tomas Urlbes
id agreement  may  to  reached
vim one more meeting. ,
Although representatires of the
protesting students and of the
Coallnga Dnlfled School Baud
of Trustees an not as <--"-'
they   said   •   thl rd  "'
tost Friday
Xmi
it Coallnga Jr. men ana-ru
School over alleged racial discrimination In the school district.
Several heated Board meetings
produced little If no Immediate
solutions to the Issues. Altar
lights broke out at the junior high
and high schools, 'ho K—imm»
uw nigu 5CUU015, toe i-omrrmnuy
Halations Service (CRS) division
tthe  U.S. Justice department
rvened.
CRS rei
Brlggs  and  Ed H
lold mediation	
•iui the problems. The mmuauon
committee consisted of Ave representatives of the district and board
and five representatives of the
protesting students and their parents. The parents are members
of Lose* adres Unldos de Huron.
Huron is 20 miles from Coallnga
ana part of the school- district.
Most of the students who walked
out were Chtcanos from Huron.
They commute to Coallnga to attend .
trades 7-12.
Friday morning, Howden saldthe
progress of the mediation sessions
«s difficult to assess;-
"We're hopeful a major agreement can be worked out," he said
prior to Friday afternoon's session. "At the end of this (Friday) afternoon, we'll know batter
about the future. It might well
toe just one more session after
(FRIDAY'S MEETING WAS TOO
LATE FOR THIS LA VOZ ISSUE)
He said he could not comment
Sarahl Escandon, a Coallnga
High senior who has acted as
spokesperson for the protesting
students, said she is not satisfied
ittee until Howden, In a two-hour
paone call, persuaded her to continue her Involvement.
She said one of her biggest,
disappointments was the decision
on where to hold {he meetings.
Qelty Aaoidad ...If 2m 1/iua Jk   fagd
Coalition Sets Day Of 'Solidarity'
The newly formed Third World be   set   up all around-the Free
Coalition is sponsoring a. Third Speech area and each ethnic group
World Fair to be held at CSUF will be selling their foods,   ft is
on Dec. 7. ,   . also  reported  that there might
The purpose for'the fair is to be special speakers.   It will be.
gather  . ail    oppressed people, a day of solidarity and all people
Black; Chlcanos,   Indians,   Orientals and Iranians.   Booths will
AdelitasPlan   Disco Dance
p,m.  -  1:00 p.m. In the upstairs
™"  ""ESto at rhetor 1U.be
ready and willing to give you a UM or ^ ^ ^ ^
you're  bad.  .  .Las Adelttas 1
i   show  us' how   sweet
Las Adelitas
Second   Annual  Consentldo  disco
dance on Dec! 16, 1977 from !j00
food items. All proceeds collected will be used for food baskets
which will be given to needy families and to purchase toys for chlld-
• ranch.    Allan U one of
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7 Year la ItaZa Stales Secrelttyjs fate pg. 3      Ctae. 30 pg. 3
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