1973_11 The Daily Collegian November 1973

              6    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Ties.. Nor. 6,1973
CSUF develops stronger brick making method for overseas
A system of produclnf stronger adobe bricks through the use
of a stabilizing material will
soon be Introduced In building
construction In Constantino, Algeria as a result of a training
project conducted at CSUF.
Two building technicians rrom
SOTRACO, an Algerian construction firm,, have been remaking technique developed
through the International Institute of Housing Technology at
CSUF.   The  method produces a
brick through the use ol an as-
The   training   has   r*><»n   con-
The firm contracted with CSUF
to train the SOTRACO technicians, DorDane Abdelazlz and
Mekkl Hassene, who will return
to Constantlne this month to
apply the brick making method
to a variety of construction pro-
James Bottoms, project rep-
Extension Division course on   Cancer,
Uncontrolled Growth' offered
will   Include  I>r
1    Peek  l.au
Fresno radlolonlsi
Wilbur,   direc-ior
of   the  Chil
dren's  Oncology
'nil.  Slanfor.
Fresno's year-round
Bsnosyear
rental resi
resort.
(Preview rents from $150)
with all the comforts. Air
conditioning. All electric
kitchen with self-clean
oven, frost-free refrigerator, disposal and dishwasher. Shag carpeting.
Discover Meadow What's morei there's
Wood. A beautiful gar- private patios or deck,
den apartment community. With everything
under the sun. Pools.
Tennis courts. Volleyball
courts. Parklike landscaping. And more.
Meadow Wood is
quietly located across
from University campus
on East Shaw Ave., between Maple and
Woodrow. Live, where
you play. Phone
229-6377.
Meadcwlfced
Q-xrden Apartments
Each contemporary
one and two bedroom
garden apartment comes
Dg
that attracted representatives
from several countries, and
demonstration projects  In Co-
Schorllng said numerous tea
or Peace Corps trainees a
have studied the- brick mak
process, and the m
ADOPE  FOR ALGERIA-Prolessor  Jame<
Alxlelaziz   (Icrt)   anil Mekki Hassene (sec
lor General Electric Tempo o( Santa Barb;
Rockwell of CSUF (second
rom right) explain
a the features
an building lechni
ians Dorbane
nd from  left).  Looking on i
James Bottoms,
rojeel leader
IRS will offer Tax Practioners Institute
Registration m
Building lfil on
tlclpants to attend two dlfrerent
workshops^ six hour workshop
on Subchapter "S* corporations
will   be   given   In   two   3-hour
In addition to Subchapter "5"
corporations, such subjects as
tax free exchanges and tax con-
Blue Key seeking men who can 'manage\time
,jnlMtlon ts maintained a good academic av-
coortllnailng a m.-mbershlpdrlve B '
for Ihe new year -Were especially poking for
Norm   Andrews,   president of the man who ts overly busy he-
fraternlty is designed to rerog- manages his time and gets things
nlze and honor outstanding upper done."
Lumber - Prefinishad Panals - Hardware
Boysen Paints - Artists Supplies
THE ONE STOP SHOP
FOR ALL BUILDING MATERIALS
Gordon G. Knott '66
Hamilton H. Knott '33
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY      .
Friday Nite 'til 7:30 p.m.
Sunday 11-5
e group sponsors a<
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Wfffii
braille dupllca
In general. Andrews said,
"Blue Key has a representative
group of campus leaders who
oKer a concentrated service to
their campus and community."
Unlike social fraternities,
there is no pledge period and
dues    are   only S20  per  year.
in the College Union.
Applications can be obtained
through Wednesday at Art-Home
206, Speech Arts 15, CU 306, or
Prospective members are alsi
Invited to attend an open housi
Wednesday in CU 313-314.
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Kwalick blames players
for dismal 49er season
Tits,, Nov. 6, 1973     THE DAILY C0LIE6IAM    7
- By Ron Agostlnl
Collegian Sports Editor
Ted Kwalick did not try to develop artificial excuses lor the
San Francisco 49ers disappointing season In 1973. Haplaced
the blame exactly where It should
be: pn the players themselves. -
The brilliant 49er tight end
' was In Frjsnc. yesterday endorsing merchandise for Gott-
schalk's at Fashion Fair, but
managed to put In an appearance
at the weekly San Joaquin Valley
Sportswrlters and Sportscasters
luncheon.
The Prospectors are now
firmly entrenched In last place
in the National Football Conference's West Division, behind Los
Angeles, Atlanta, and even New
Orleans. This Is a strange position for San Francisco to be In
the ninth week of the season following three consecutive division titles, but Kwillck had no
trouble with an explanation.
•The 49ers t*
Minnesota. In that case, the call
could have gone -either way. We
were both pushing each other and
the orilclal caught me doing the
"On that catch Sunday, (Lem)
Barney had unintentionally
tripped Just before I made the
catch. If looked as though I may
told Brodle la
! think I could
long,   and   it
i Brodle's an
te players In Ihe
be surprised ir
xt year. He has
TECT KWALICK
There's no way you can be phoney
on a football Held. Everything you
do wrong can be seen by everyone In the stadium, and all over
' the country on TV.
•We have had a lot of success
over the past fewyears, and have
come awfully close lo making
the Super Bowl. But I think we've
forgot what It was like to work
for thai success,* he said.
Although obviously displeased
with the 49ers' 30-20 loss In
Detroit Sunday, Kwalick enjoyed
his finest personal performance
of the fall. Considered lo be one
of the finest tight ends In pro
football, the former Penn State
All-American was on the receiving end of eight John Brodle
passes good for 133 yards, Including a touchdown on a 33 yard
connection.   '
One of the plays In the nationally televised game Sunday with
the Lions saw the rangy Kwalick
pull in a long Brodle pass between two Lion t"
When told that one of the game
announcers had accused him of
shrewdly pushing a defender
away to make the catch, Kwalick
replied, "That's not the first
time  that I've been accused of
NFL. But d<
J.B. is back
announced hi
Contributing to the 49ers'fifth
loss Sunday In eight games were
the six (that's right) Brodle Interceptions. Kwalick surprisingly explained. "Detroit, under new
. coach Don MrCafferty, has Installed  a  zone defense for the
"They have not
type of zone defense they are
using right now, and were often
In the wrong places on the field.
But In Sunday's game, those
wrong places turned out to be Ihe
perfect spots for Intercepting
some of Brodle's passes. Actually, some or those Interceptions were due to mistakes made
by the Lions, and not always by
Although the 49ers are undergoing their most dismal season
In years, the Lions also had been
going poorly until the past few
weeks. Like the 49ers, Detroit
Is blessed with an abundance or
talent, but have been bothered by
. Inconsistency.
"I guess they have the same
problem we have. I don't care If
you're playing high school, college or pro ball, attitude Is the
Important thing. Our team attitude has not been the best this
year, and our record shows it,
and the same thing goes with Detroit, although they're starting
to pull out or It.
•We've blown a lot of football
games this year. Bat you have
to think positively. If we can win
our last six, we'll still be all
right, but It's going to take some
SAEs on top
Sigma Alpha Epsllon has
moved Into first place this week,
toppling Lambda Chi Alpha from
the top spot In the fifth week of
the Intramural nag football Top
Ten ratings.
Below are the current Top Ten
picks In Ihe firth week of the
5-0
4. Mo-Towners
5. Lambda Chi Alpha
6. Craves 2nd East
. 8. Baker 2nd East "A"
•They called It on  me once
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Hoop season practice   starts
It's quite early for the average ran to be concerned with the/
coming basketball season, but
the Fresno State basketball team
has no time to waste with the
ambitious schedule they're fac-
Besldes the usual PCAA powerhouses, the Bulldogs are pre-
Wyomlng, Colorado, and their
November 30 season opener with
type ol opposition. Coach Ed
Gregory has a list or six returning lettermen from last year's
disappointing product.
Senior Geoff Brandt and 6-S
Junior PatO'Leary will form the
corps or experience In the lack
court, while both seven root Nell
•The Real" McCoy and Junior
Bruce Hennlng bailie for the post
Haddtn is another hoopster with from   San   Diego,   and  Terry
much promise from  the plebe James, who competed at Jeffer-
ranks. son High In Los Angeles. Both
Two Incoming freshmen that have showed extr
Gregory   seems  to be pleased during the three weeks of pr
with are Rod Shanks, a 6-3 guard lice, according to Gregory.
c toct
dPhll
Some of the more promising
Junior college transfers recruited by Gregory Include Hancock
J.C. players David Cumberland
and Mike Jones. Probably the
most conspicuous-looking transfer or them all Is Don Williams,
a 6-6, 260 pounder rrom Merrltt.
The Bulldogs will be placing a
lot of their hope for the coming
sophomore Roy Jones.
The 6-7 Jones broke the all-
time Fresno State freshman
scoring record last year, and
could be a definite asset this
year on the varsity. Guard Mark •
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