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4 THE DAILY C01LE6IAH Fri., Hot. 30,1973
Lab workshop set for tomorrow
ON CAMPUS AcademicVP'
A one-day workshop for medical laboratory technologists will
be offered Saturday by CSUF ln
collaboration with the University
of California at Los Angeles.
Th* workshop will be conducted
8:30 i
> 5 p.m
g 162. It ls t
sored by th* San Joaquin Valloy
Area Health Education Center
(AHEC) and 1* on* of several
workshops for allied health pro-
The topic of th* session will be
•Radioimmunoassay,* with the
discussion to cover recent advances ln theory and technique,
major pitfalls and problems, and
other radioisotope techniques.
Dr. R. GeraM Simon, head of
th* chemistry laboratories at
Fresno Community Hospital and
an adjunct professor of chemistry- at CSUF, will conduct the
Admission a
the workshop are free to all professional laboratory personnel.
However, Ihe space available will
limit attendance to the first SO
applicants. Priority wlU be given
to professionals currently employed ln the Central Valley.
For additional Information,
contact the coordinator of the
AHEC Workshop Program for
Allied Health located ln the Office of Institutional Research at
CSUF or telephone 487-1106.
MECHA will cosponsor Chicano conference
MECHA and the Inter-Ctty
Community Action Agency are
sponsoring a conference Saturday, December 8 at CSUF from
9 In the morning to about 7:30
that evening.
The purpose of the conference
matlon to various valley schools
and Chicano organizations.
Mario Galvan, coordinator of
the event, said the conference is
a good way for high school students to find out what MECHA
tr'tha
if the
student and Chicano community)
and help them find ways In which
they can better their communities through community action.
The future of MECHA, he continued, depends on these high
expected to attend the conference which will feature several
speakers and workshops In the
following areas: student clubs
such as the Chicano Business
Club, NCHO Adelltas, Chicano
Fraternity; journalism; financial
aid; student government; community Involvement; music and
dance; history; drug abuse; student Involvement ln the Church.
Los Danzantes de Aztlan and
El Teatro will perform during
an afternoon break.
Bay City Police must hire minorities
TODAY
The Chinese Overseas Student
Association will meet at 8 p.m.
ln CU 312. The club wilt show the
film 'The Road* followed by
general elections.
"Meet The Mormons* will be
shown at 12:10p.m.lnth*Latter-
day Saints Institute directly
across Shaw Avenue from CSUF.
The Army National Guard will
Interview all Interested students
ln New Administration 266-267.
Arthur Your.g L Co. will Interview January and June graduates
with degrees In accounting. The
Interviews will be conducted ln
New Administration 266-267.
s Insurance Co. will
interview January andJune graduates ln New Administration 266-
267. The company ls Interested
ln physical science, engineering,
business and accounting majors.
Arlene Apkarlan will give her
graduate recital on the piano at
8 p.m. In the Music Recital Hall.
SUNDAY
The r*tne Art film "Battle of
Algiers" will be shown at 8 p.m.
in the College Union Lounge.
U.S. Dlst:
Peckham ea
that San Frai
and begin the recall effon
To manyChtcanos.theou
of the «ltuatlun could lie si
Chicano populations.
To many Chicano parents, the
decision to end the bilingual program was Irresponsible and
jeopardizes the education of their
children. Those board members
voting against the program
claimed the district had no local
control over the program.
Recently, the parents group
said they would seek a Civil
Rights Commission Investigation
Lost Wed: sm doggie, short sleek
blackcoated, brown legs, white
patch on chest (Cotton) 226-3070
talking with a learher. principal
William Melton did not deny ihe
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1 GENERAL STORE 1
1 SERVICE UNLIMITED
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UALITY BICYCLES, MOWERS, 1
EDGERS, YARD VACUUMS |
^SSkw/ ' Pr€»ci*.ion Tool Sharpening I
Come in and acquaint your.elf tvith our expert .tall. "
Ife are looking lonvard to meeting you.
Ye Ole English
Cyclery-Mowery
BULLARD & FIRST
5717 North 1ft 431-1542 j
BULLARD b FIRST IN THE GONG'S SHOPPING CENTER
Slpriano Martinez, *tl)
body vice-president, sal
can't help but feel pessimist cj
that th* parson salected wi i
probably be whit*, mala, and]
possibly even a Republican.*
Craduat* student Vtnce Laver , j
a political science major, stated,!
•The point ls this: tho primary'
obligation of. a stato untversiy'
ts to represent th* taxpayers of
that state. We have to adi
overly abundance of r*pr***nl
tatlves to certain power b
more speclflcally-whlte, Angl -
Saxon, and big-business
ests. W* also must admit to not]
having adequate representation taj
proportion to tho student pt
Hon, especially ln this unlv* -1
slty. Therefore, this university]
has a higher obligation to fill this
position with a member
ethnic minority.*
David Sasaki will p
the Music Recital
In the program are
Wolfgang Mozart,
nc, Igor Stravinsky
Irahms. Sasaki will
ipanied by Janet Pacella
iano and Rosalin Gratz
UAVc-KC.RETURN JAM. '
The World's Largest
-Media Show
the acoustically
WILSON THEATER
in Fresno
$3.00 Advance - $3.50 at Ooo
Advance Tickets at:
SOUND STAGE, Blaekstone A I
McKinley; SUN STEREO, 3825 I
N. Blaekstone; J AC HOUSEJ
OF RECORDS, Kings Ca
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Object Description
| Title | 1973_11 The Daily Collegian November 1973 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1973 |
| 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 | Nov 30, 1973 La Voz Pg. 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1973 |
| 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 DAILY C01LE6IAH Fri., Hot. 30,1973
Lab workshop set for tomorrow
ON CAMPUS AcademicVP'
A one-day workshop for medical laboratory technologists will
be offered Saturday by CSUF ln
collaboration with the University
of California at Los Angeles.
Th* workshop will be conducted
8:30 i
> 5 p.m
g 162. It ls t
sored by th* San Joaquin Valloy
Area Health Education Center
(AHEC) and 1* on* of several
workshops for allied health pro-
The topic of th* session will be
•Radioimmunoassay,* with the
discussion to cover recent advances ln theory and technique,
major pitfalls and problems, and
other radioisotope techniques.
Dr. R. GeraM Simon, head of
th* chemistry laboratories at
Fresno Community Hospital and
an adjunct professor of chemistry- at CSUF, will conduct the
Admission a
the workshop are free to all professional laboratory personnel.
However, Ihe space available will
limit attendance to the first SO
applicants. Priority wlU be given
to professionals currently employed ln the Central Valley.
For additional Information,
contact the coordinator of the
AHEC Workshop Program for
Allied Health located ln the Office of Institutional Research at
CSUF or telephone 487-1106.
MECHA will cosponsor Chicano conference
MECHA and the Inter-Ctty
Community Action Agency are
sponsoring a conference Saturday, December 8 at CSUF from
9 In the morning to about 7:30
that evening.
The purpose of the conference
matlon to various valley schools
and Chicano organizations.
Mario Galvan, coordinator of
the event, said the conference is
a good way for high school students to find out what MECHA
tr'tha
if the
student and Chicano community)
and help them find ways In which
they can better their communities through community action.
The future of MECHA, he continued, depends on these high
expected to attend the conference which will feature several
speakers and workshops In the
following areas: student clubs
such as the Chicano Business
Club, NCHO Adelltas, Chicano
Fraternity; journalism; financial
aid; student government; community Involvement; music and
dance; history; drug abuse; student Involvement ln the Church.
Los Danzantes de Aztlan and
El Teatro will perform during
an afternoon break.
Bay City Police must hire minorities
TODAY
The Chinese Overseas Student
Association will meet at 8 p.m.
ln CU 312. The club wilt show the
film 'The Road* followed by
general elections.
"Meet The Mormons* will be
shown at 12:10p.m.lnth*Latter-
day Saints Institute directly
across Shaw Avenue from CSUF.
The Army National Guard will
Interview all Interested students
ln New Administration 266-267.
Arthur Your.g L Co. will Interview January and June graduates
with degrees In accounting. The
Interviews will be conducted ln
New Administration 266-267.
s Insurance Co. will
interview January andJune graduates ln New Administration 266-
267. The company ls Interested
ln physical science, engineering,
business and accounting majors.
Arlene Apkarlan will give her
graduate recital on the piano at
8 p.m. In the Music Recital Hall.
SUNDAY
The r*tne Art film "Battle of
Algiers" will be shown at 8 p.m.
in the College Union Lounge.
U.S. Dlst:
Peckham ea
that San Frai
and begin the recall effon
To manyChtcanos.theou
of the «ltuatlun could lie si
Chicano populations.
To many Chicano parents, the
decision to end the bilingual program was Irresponsible and
jeopardizes the education of their
children. Those board members
voting against the program
claimed the district had no local
control over the program.
Recently, the parents group
said they would seek a Civil
Rights Commission Investigation
Lost Wed: sm doggie, short sleek
blackcoated, brown legs, white
patch on chest (Cotton) 226-3070
talking with a learher. principal
William Melton did not deny ihe
ELEVEN
A COMPLETE
1 2ND HAND 1
1 GENERAL STORE 1
1 SERVICE UNLIMITED
1 538 N. Blaekstone
1 ;::: 227-5131 1
i I OPEN 1
1 24 HOURS 1
j CEDAR-SHAW |
YE OLE ENGLISH
CYCLERY-MOWERY
£ £v SALES & SERVICE j
MIBHbl
UALITY BICYCLES, MOWERS, 1
EDGERS, YARD VACUUMS |
^SSkw/ ' Pr€»ci*.ion Tool Sharpening I
Come in and acquaint your.elf tvith our expert .tall. "
Ife are looking lonvard to meeting you.
Ye Ole English
Cyclery-Mowery
BULLARD & FIRST
5717 North 1ft 431-1542 j
BULLARD b FIRST IN THE GONG'S SHOPPING CENTER
Slpriano Martinez, *tl)
body vice-president, sal
can't help but feel pessimist cj
that th* parson salected wi i
probably be whit*, mala, and]
possibly even a Republican.*
Craduat* student Vtnce Laver , j
a political science major, stated,!
•The point ls this: tho primary'
obligation of. a stato untversiy'
ts to represent th* taxpayers of
that state. We have to adi
overly abundance of r*pr***nl
tatlves to certain power b
more speclflcally-whlte, Angl -
Saxon, and big-business
ests. W* also must admit to not]
having adequate representation taj
proportion to tho student pt
Hon, especially ln this unlv* -1
slty. Therefore, this university]
has a higher obligation to fill this
position with a member
ethnic minority.*
David Sasaki will p
the Music Recital
In the program are
Wolfgang Mozart,
nc, Igor Stravinsky
Irahms. Sasaki will
ipanied by Janet Pacella
iano and Rosalin Gratz
UAVc-KC.RETURN JAM. '
The World's Largest
-Media Show
the acoustically
WILSON THEATER
in Fresno
$3.00 Advance - $3.50 at Ooo
Advance Tickets at:
SOUND STAGE, Blaekstone A I
McKinley; SUN STEREO, 3825 I
N. Blaekstone; J AC HOUSEJ
OF RECORDS, Kings Ca
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