1979_09 The Daily Collegian September 1979

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The Deity
Financial Aid eases students' worries of money
By ICatby Did.
Daly
Money The lack of it seems tc
most people, especially stuoants.
To heap itudanti with Waicstl bur
clem, a variety of slants, loans and work
study programs are available
There is one loan. Guaranteed Student
Loan, which will be given to every student who applies The maximum amount
that can be borrowed is $2 500 per year
or a total of $7,500 for all undergraduate
Graduate students can
borrow up to $5,000 a year or a total of
$15,000 for al their college education
The money is loaned out at 7 i
Bask Educational Opportunity Grants
(BEOC) fjrovides funds to eligible
uaKtergrsduate students enrolled in at
least 12 units and are US citizens or
permanent residents * I n
the maximum amount a
receive was $442 a year A i
apply for this grant until March 1,1940
Once a student  has applied for
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From Page a
She also designed the wardrobe for last
spring's CSUF production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,* and she spent
four years working in a professional
costume shop
For Huth,' chawing is the hardest
part You have to communicate to the set
designer end director exactly what's on
your mind. The director has the final
Not every designer has to be a great
artist and Huth sasd she doesn t really
onsider herself one 'You don't have to
draw,' the said, "You can use paper
dolls or any form of ccmmunication to
get them approved by I
After the draw
approved by the director, set designer,
lighting and technical peopte, whet's on
paper must become reality Specific
material is called for for different
"looks,' often involving a trip to Lot
Angeles or San Francisco to get certain
fabrics and colors that aren't very
common.
There are also a 'backstock' of costumes from previous plays that can often
provide the desired look This produc
tions 'look* is 1490's dress; complete
with leg-o' -mutton sleeves, waistcoats
and vests, and villain' s cape.
' After we go over the design, then we
go through the stock and pull what we
can use, but whan we're doing the
design, we don't think of things there
we can use,' Huth said Often a full
dress from a prtvioui production
will provide up to ton yards of material
for a skirt or blouse for the current show,
she said.
The test of her judgement comes when
the actors wear their costumes on stage
for the first time. 'You go to the dress
rehearsal and see how the character
develops. I 'm often surprised how dose
my assumptions are to the character,"
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The time it takes to cut and put together the costumes depends on how
many peopte there an working on it,
she said. On 'Sadie' there is one full-
time person, two part-time workers
inducing herself, and a couple of students working in the costume shop as a
1-unit Drama lab, she said.
'Usually rt takes three weeks preliminary work, shopping and designing, and
four weeks to build,' she said 'Sometimes in a contemporary play you can
pull all the costumes toaethoi  in one
Hers is not a fob for people who like
regularly scheduled working hours
'It' s a sporadic thing, with lulls between
plays and than frantic cutting before
dress rehearsal,' she said Theoreti-
is done by dress re-
Often
things home to cut out so she's not there
till 9 o'clock every night
In addition to her costuming wort, she
is taking 15 units as a graduate student
Once she completes her Master's work,
she plans to go into educational theater
or 'go professional'with her ulents
'Sadie' will be performed from Oct
4-4 and 9-13 at the Arena Theater in
the speech arts building
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BEOC, then he or she, whether accepted
or denied, can apply for a Supplemental
Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOC)
This is a three pail program It
invesves a 3 percent ban, a grant from
$200, to $1,500 per year and a work
study program where the federal govern
ment pays 40 percent of the student s
salary and the employer pays 20 percent
SEOC is only BieHable to undergraduates who are tnroead in at least
12 units A person has to apply for all
three areas, but Janet Carter, a f
for the four years Graduates can borrow
a maximum of $10,000 which would be
the total amount that could be borrowed
for all or his or her education The
loans are borrowed ot 3 percent interest
The deadline  for  both  SEOC  and
NDSL is Oct   15 through Nov   15 for
is for those net tar
get  two
financial
said
two out of three,
is a National Direct Student
Loan (NDSL) which is available to i
graduate and graduate students
demonstrate financial need
graduatei can borrow up to $2,500
during their first two years and $5,000
Betting th
tar. This
rentJyonaid
All these financial aid programs me
funded by the federal government
Among them are Nursing SchoWsheps
and Loans, the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Grants, Law Enforcement Education
Eckjcational Opportunity Program
Grants and more.
For further information and appiica
tions may be obtabtod in the Financial
Aids office tn the Joyal Administration
Building
Sports Calendar
CSUF women's volleyball at San Jose CSUF cross country invitational Wood-
State   Invitational  all   day   San   Jose ward Park all day. Saturday
Tonwrow, Saturday
CSUF football vs. University ef Wash-
CSUF men's water polo vs  Stanford all   mgton, Washington Saturday 1 30p n
day Stanford Tomorrow, Saturday ' . .
CSUF men's soccer vs  Cai State Los
Angeles Sunday Los Angeles 7 30 pm
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