1974_02 The Daily Collegian February 1974

              4-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN- Thurs., Feb 14,1974
BLACK
HISTORY
WEEK
s year's Black
'Shades of Black Experience* - th
History Week _ began Sunday and le
varied program. Activities run the full gamut from
discussions on health, nutrition and diet to dramatic
presentations and gospel singers in the C.U. lounge,
and     attempt     to    portray    the    black   culture   and
night's program In the College Union
of the multi-talented Mark Teemer'
on display in the C.U. lounge.
itudent  involvement  in Black  History V
hat the programming has hcen outstand
Scheduled for today is 'Career Day.'
set  up  in the C.
areer information 'or interested hi
Also on the  agenda is Elaine Bro
ir the Black Panther Party, who will speak
in the College Union lounge.
'Shades of Black Experience'
PHOTOS BY ERIK STROM
(Above, and below right) Ceramics by Mark Teemer.
(Left) A scene from the Black Educational Theatre production "The Devil and Otii Redding.*
(Bel.
) This gospel group perforn
te C.U. lounge Tuesday night.
ON CAMPUS
TODAY
career Day speakers will be
featured starting at 9 a.m.ln the
college Union lounge aa part of
Black History Week. CSUF instructor, Dr. Sidney Walton, irju
The Banal Club will meet
., i noon in room 310 of the College Union.
A presentation will be given
,i noon ln the College Union
:ounge  by
The movie, "Black Women,*
.ill be shown at 6 p.m.lnrooma
j 12-314 of the College Union.
Spokeswoman for the Black
: anther Party, Elaine Brown,
j.ill   talk  about- contemporary
lack polltlca at 8 p.m. ln the
.liege Union lounge.
The San ■ Francisco African
;>ance Troupe will give a presentation at 7 p.m.lntheCollege
The Aasoctatton forChlldhood
iducatlonlntematlonalwlll meet
.,( 7:30 p.m. in fjne International
Koom of the ca'feteria. A music
workshop will be presented by
M aggie Glnet.
Instructor joins
conflict class
a scholar from the University
,i Warsaw, Dr. Irene Spustek,
Has joined the faculty at Callfor-
i.< state University, Fresno for
•ie spring semester to partlcl-
pats in a program on 'Conflict
nd^ConOlct Resolution* being
rtered through the Experimenr
a i College.
The program is being directed
> Dr. Peter J. Klasaen, chalr-
i an of the Department of HIs-
r>. and Dr. Freeman fright,
uirman of the Department of
; Miltlcal-SclanCB. | ■
it is designed to examin^con-
uct situations In different cul-
•iral settings, compare various
-sponses that have been given
these problems and evaluate
.« results of the responses.
i .st and current conflict sltua-
■lons in tbe United States, Latin
\ rerlca, Europe and Asia will
i)r Spustek*Oas taught at the
i.iverslty of Warsaw since
: 159. She Is a professor In the
apartment of History, teaching
nurse* In Polish history and
: iish-Amerlcan relations.
urrently involved In develop-
.■ an American Studies Pro-
am at the University of War-
>«, Dr. Spustek haa received
several scholarships and grants
i research and lecturing ln
v scow, Leningrad, parla, and
't the University of Illinois. She
tat been a Fulbright lecturer ln
i.'ie United States.
:>r. Spustek will join with
>UF professors in agriculture,
■■istory, political science, foreign languages, speech, and lln-
.ii sties, to teach a aeries of
■ »irses on 'ConflictResolution:
'tiiorlcal, Economic and Aca-
t-mic Factors," 'Literature of
iroteat: European,""Literature
<•'■ Conflict Resolution: Contem-
; rary,» and •Symboliam tnln-
' national Dialogue.* A fifth
' "jrse being offered th the program la "Music aa Protest.*
Several visiting lecturers
■■"■hedutad to participate in the
nurse series Include Frank K.
*elly, vice president of theCen-
t«r for the Study of Democratic
institutional, who was a warcor-
r espondent and' former speech
)
Thurt., Fob. 14,1974-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN- 5
Elizabeth II
studied at t;
Zurich and Chicago and is a
p -wished author and the daughter of Thomas Mann; Bertram
Lee Wolfe, aughor of Three
who  Meow A Revolution* and
CSUF offers new latin american studies major
CSUF la offering a new Latin
American Studies major, developed under the initiation of the
deans of social sciences and
humanities.     '.
According to Dr. Janet fireman, coordinator of tbe Latin
American Studies program, tbe
new major ta a "simple, unre-
strtotive* program with only one
required core couree, Latin
American Bibliography and
Methodology. Fireman aald students must complete 30 units of
courses In the major and muat
show a proficiency ln Spanish
or Portuguese, either by taking
two yeara of the language or by
Credential filing
deadline nears
Students seeking public school
service credentials upon recommendation of CSUF" should
take note of the following Information relative to credential
"applications.
Applications for credentials
to be dated for June 7 should
be filed with a credential analyst
from the School of Education In
Ed-Psych Room 120 during the
period Feb. 4 to Feb. IS.
Applications win be received
during the period Feb. 18 to
March 29, but a late filing fee
of $2 will be assessed. No applications will »■-—
' March 307     •
» received after
•The Latin American Studies
program haa no money of its
own,* Fireman aald, *ao all
courses are cross-referenced
under other departments.' She
aald courses Included ln the
major are being offered by tbe
departments of agricultural science, anthropology, art, geography, business, economics,
foreign language, history and
political science.
Fireman said there are only
"15 or 20 declared majora ln
Latin AmerlcanStudles," but she
said the major 'Is a good background for students Interested
in the field and also offers quite
a variety of courses."Tbe major
Is designed to prepare students
for careers in diplomacy,international business, government
service, broadcasting and Journalism, translation and interpretation, teaching abroad and
other areas where a knowledge
of Latin American culture is
■We've had a Latin American
Studies program for 15 to 20
years,* Fireman aald, "but the
major was changed considerably
last fall when the chairmen of
the social sciences and humanities departments appointed a
committee to 'boost' the program. They reworked the program and also set up a Latin
American studies Advisory
Board made up of members
from the departments moat in-
This semester's program, she
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