1970_09 The Daily Collegian September 1970

              4    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Thuraday, September 24,
CAMPUS FOOTNOTES.
Tuesdayfest, fair highlight activities
slonal fraternity f
Tuatdayfast
Rocreation Club
Relief for the *all work and no
play* drudgery of weeknlght study
will be provided Wednesday evenings by the Fresno State College
Recreation Club.
Games of volleyball, basketball, badminton and table tennis
will be organized for groups,
while Individuals may concentrate upon swimming and weight
lifting.
will
e Men's
id their
women's Gymnasiums
9:30 p.m. Both students
guests are Invited to attend. Stu-
requlred.
The Recreation Club will meet
al 7:30 p.m. Monday ln College
inlon, Room 313. All
students are Invited tc
Friday Flick
■Planet of the Apes* wlU be
tomorrow evening's offering ln
the Friday Flick series sponsored by the College Union Popu-
The film, depicting an astronaut's adventures ln a world ruled
by   apes,    stars   Kim   Hunter,
The movie wlU be shown at
7:30 and 9 p.m. In the College
Union Lounge. Student ldenUfl-
caUon cards wlU be necessary
Alpha Kappa Psi
Gamma Lambda Chapterof Alpha Kappa Psl, a professional
business fraternity, has begun
its semester's search for new
members. 	
Formal Rush ls scheduled for
7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Ra-
mada Inn. Paul Devore, national
recrulUng representaUve for Pacific Mutual Life, will be the
evening's featured speaker.
The membership drive will
conclude with Informal Rush, taking place Sunday at 7 p.m. at
3553 E. Brown.
Alpha Kappa Psl Is designed to
aid professional development and
provide fellowship with persons
of similar Interests. Further ln-
Mark    Bauman,    255-3158,  and
Marv Rose, 224-4604.
Rush Week will begin Monday
for FSC's Beta Kappa chapter of
Phi Chi Theta, national profes-
A series of Informational coffee hours ln the Business Building foyer will Initiate activity
from Monday through Wednesday.
A "Come-As-You-Are-After-
Class* get-together has also been
scheduled for Wednesday.
Active members will host
rushees at a dinner on Oct. 1 and
afternoon tea on Oct. 4.
Women with business and economics majors are eligible for
Phi Chi Theta membership. AU
rushees are required to be currently enroUed for 12 or more
units, maintain a grade point
average of 2.0 or higher, and
possess at least seceond semester freshman standing.
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Initiation of 17 pledges into the
recently accredited Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority will take place
Saturday. The organlzaUon, dedicated to community and college
service, has already been Involved ln tutorial and  training
and assistance attheCecllHlnton
Community Center.
Further Information on the sorority may be obtained from Mrs.
Chris Bessard,-»Ethnlc Studies
Department, ext.'2932.'
sponsored by the daaa members
Of the Recreational Programming
class of FSC.
Tbe Introductory event of the
semester will be 'An Invitation
to Good VlbraUons: Soul, Rock,
and Folk". Tbe performers Include a five-piece band, the'Soul
Lights.' AU are members of toe
Roosevelt High School Marimba
Band.
The second band, 'Blood-
worth,' ls a hard rock group who
will be performing some of their
own compositions. They play at
dances ln and around the Fresno
area, and just recently performed
at the Selland Arena.
Third on the Ust of entertainers will be a folk group, 'Gentle
Persuasion,* featuring two female singers and a 12 string guitarist.
The final group will be a Soul
The two-hour program will
begin at 7:30 p.m. and refreshments wlU be served following
the program.
An added attracUon will be tbe
drawing of prizes for free games
of bowling, shuffleboard, football
of art, food and folk songs, vrtU
take place Saturday from 2-9 p.m.
at tte'College R.UgUus Center.
The fair ls a benefit for tte
Center, which has lost delations
since allowing Marvin X to speak
on Its premises last year. A
•wide range ef arts,* created by '
FSC students and community
members, win be said, and a
•make it yourself aaxAvtds table'
,rtll he" —♦—* .-   ^
Exparimantal Tha afar
FSC'e Experimental Ttea&r
Company will boat tryouts for tu
first play of the season, "The
Tiger Wears a Neette,* from
7.10 p.m. today ln the Little
Theatre, Speech Arts Building.
ETC ls a student-directed, act-
gram of the Drama Department.
According to ETC Chairman
Karen Emanuel, 'no acting experience ls necessary' to par* -
tlclpate ln the tryouts.
Demos
Dr. Alan Button, pfofeaasrof
psychology, win be the featured
speaker at Monday's session of
the University Dames Club. The
meeUng will convene at 7:30 p.m.
in the Cafeteria's Collegiate
The University Dames ls an organlzaUon of woman whose husbands attend FSC. According to
Gwen Zimmerman, club spokesman, all ii'
invited to al
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