1975_04 The Daily Collegian April 1975

              4-TME IrwVBY COUSOUN       Treaty, April 29, itrs
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
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Blrttoera wtll not bo -mowed to one Los angwlee Interaatlonal Airport
unless they comply wtth tederal eetaa regulations tfee Los Angeles
Board of Atr-port Commtasioners voted Mondny.
**anth ant ongotng program of i
positive resalte to the airport com meal ty.wae
atloa of these galas by allowing tfee latraawrllua ef aetey aaw k
port at LAX,* tfee eammtaslon pi aetata said.
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today to flat a vacancy to Ca\Mtarnta*s 17th Congraaaloaal District
Tfea   district   Inehtdes   Sea   Bemerdlno   sad   Riverside   r natalba,
Thtrteen caadtdataa are rsaalBg tor tfea post vsestod wfeea Rep
Jerry Pettta was killed to a Fsbraary ptone crash. Amoag those
r-anskeg to fill the aaat ia Pettis' wIeJow, Shirley.
aVtT laaasTUaTT NtTnrOtms - tfea U.S. Supreme Court Monday
freed tfea Justice Department to pursue ss satltrust suit agaiaat tha
three major totovtetea networks. Tha networks claimed tfea suit
m tor criticising than President Richard
I Helms, former CIAdtrec-
thet feat CIA earrtad eat tfee
"Killer Schorr? Kilter Schorr"
hallway after appearing before the
by Vlce-Presldsnt Rockefeller
Business curses to be held at COS
Plans to offer adtettoeal tapper
division taialnsss courses st ths
Cottage of tee ■asjaolss tn Vlaalta
Dr. Allen Agaew, a a a t a t a a t
dean of the school, ssld tha summer class, "Industrial Relations
ISO," wtU bs offered for three
units of credit Jaaa 'J through July 11 In Room 140 on the COS
campua     The elsss wtU bs con
ducted Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 4:20 to 9:45 p.m.
Agnew said tkat enrollment tn
the Visa It a classes has been encouraging to tho School of Business. Enrollment ts limited to
pereons who have completed two
yoers of college sines aU of the
courses sre st the junior or senior level. Parsons unable to
meet wtth Agnew can obtain additional information hy call tne the
CSUF School of Business at 487-
24*.:
Guggenheim Foundation grant
awarded to CSUF professor
A grant from tfea John Stmoo
been awarded tb Dr
9. Knuffmsn, professor
of chemistry st CSUF. to aid In
tha rnrbllration of hts new book on
coordtsntton chemistry.
Tha hook. "Classics in Coordination Chemistry. Part II."
la ths resalt of work dose by
Kaoffman anrtor a Gaggsskelm
Fellowship in 1972 The first vol-
Rodeo fund
raiser May 9
The Bulktoggers Rodeo Club
at CaYJF win hood a "Buffalo
Barbecue* Friday, May 9, to
raise kinds to ssad the CSUF
rodeo tesm to ths rational Inter-
•taUsajlets finals cementttton in
Montana ln Jane.
The berbseue wtll be held from
11 bob. to 1 p.m. oa tha lawa
south of tfea Agriculture Bulfewag
snd wtll offer s cfeotce of buffalo
or beef hsmhurgars. The cost of
11.10 far baftoto sad f l.SS tor
beef, tnclndes all tfee trimmings
rat   a  be vera re
Bros waa published tn 1944 as
part of a Classics of Science
Series produced by Dover Publications of New
Kauffman's latest bank traces
tke history and development of
ceatrdtaatton chemistry from
biblical times to 113*. He ssys
tha dye need to Joseph's eaat of
many rotors may hsve teen one
of the earliest coordination com-
Coordination chemistry ts one
of the moat active fields in chemistry today, ssld Kaoffman. and
coordination cc«mpounds sre not
only of great the ore 11 csl Importance but they have found widespread industrial use as well.
KsafTmsn haa been a member
of the CSUF faculty since I9SC
Hs slso has been s research
chemist for the Oak Ridge Na-
tloaal Laboratory, the Humble
Otl aad Refining Oompany and
General Electric Company.
He ts a frequent contributor to
scientific publications and ts the
author of five books In 1973, he
was named one of tnoOotsteadtng
Profsasers la the California State
University sad Colleges
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RICH PLOOME, from the CSUF Outttooc Adventure Program, gives Arrns Perkins a tow tips on fty.
casting. There will be s ftycastirvg demonstrstion snd contest at the fountain today at noon aa pert of
r Skills vVeek.
ON CAMPUS
TODAY
Ths social welfare studsnt
council wlU meet st 1 p.m. taths
International Room.
•Changing Rotoa" wtll bo the
subject of the pre-retirement
meeting at 1 p.m. tn CU 109.
Tha studsnt social workers ad-
vtasment tesm will meet st 1 p.m.
In ths International Room.
Dr Dharam Dttlndsa will lecture oo "Comparative Studies of
Oxygen Transport by Mammalian
Blood" as psrt of the otology colloquium  tn Sconce 241 st 4 p.m.
violinist Rafael Drulan will
praaaat a lecture and demonstration to Mualc 100 at 7:30 p.m.
The CSUF History Club will
present a discussion on ths current situation tn Cyprus today at
730 p.m. In Room 304 of theCol-
lege Union. The speaker will be
Dr Harry Costla, a native of Cyprus.   Everyone Is welcome
de Ls Rata begins today  aad  lasts  through Monday.
Dr. Wallace Fisher wtU lecture oa "Life Renewal Today" In
the College Union Lounge at 12-15
Programs In English will tea-
ture a poetry reading b> Charles
HsnxUcek  in IA 101 at 110 p.m.
Dr. Donovan Ochs will lecture
on "Psychic Shock — Communication Today" tn the Little Theatre at 1 p.m.
A panel discussion oo "International Housing Design and Construction" will be sponsored by
the Cross Cultural Club at 4 p.m.
In Scenes 221.
'Antonta: A Portrait of tho
Woman" wtll be shown In the
College Union Lounge st 4 p.m.
Outdoor cooking wtll be the
Outdoor Skills Wssk activity at
noon tn the downstairs lobby of
the College Union.
A  bike tourtitg worfeawxaj toll
be held st 7 p.m. te CU 312-314.
Folk dancing at 7:10 p.m. la
Worn an'a Cym ISO.
THURSDAY
A concert by the CSU, San Joae
•Mustek Fsire" tn Music 100 at
1 p.m.
The Academic Policy and Ptea-
nlng Committee will meet tn
Thomas 117 st 1:15 p.m.
Debbie Steele wtu lecture on
"Behavior Modification with the
Dear In CU 104 at 4 p.m.
Tewaquachl will meet la the
College Unton st 4 n.m.
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