1979_09 The Daily Collegian September 1979

              September 7, 1+7*)
New engineering fraternity
CSUF students inducted into Eta Kappa Nu
By Dabble Morgan
»iai> Cohegian Staff Reporter
Twenty students and four profession
, ..■ '.een inducted into membership
m the Theta Kappa Chapter of Fu Kap
pa Nu national honor society oi electrical
engineering, newly chartered at California State University   F res no
Marc Dodson, immediate past presi
dent of the national society, conducted
the ceremonies and presented the chart
er to Or James Matheny dean of the
CSUF School of Engineering Dr loseph
Plunkett, associate professor ot engin
eering ond already a member ot the son
ety assisted in the proceedings
t> Plunkett commented that the elec
trical engineering at CSUF is large
enough to support the new chapter, and
that most established schools in this field
have society
Students from F resno who were indue
•ed   included   F ariborz   Agahdel    Dante
hu   William Ftcheverry   Saed Chafou
Man   F3un   Lau     I esus   Olivo    Dan
Rowe   John Sinerchto   Robert Sharrah
Larry Shintaku   Russell Sohm   Douglas
Lrabe and Walter Wong
Other s»uCenr«. inducted were Patrick
Correia and Calvin Masuda both of
Merced Alan Cummins of Bakersfield
< elestino Cseta oi Oovis Walter Crove
of Dinuba   Kevin Von Hoffmann of   At
water, and Karen Kawate of Sanger
Members of the CSUF engineering fa
cutty who were inducted included Dr
Dennis Hagopian, Dr Hans Puttgen Dr
Irvin Krai and Samuel Liao
Dr Matheny said 'We are proud to
iom the leading engineering schools
across the nation that have Eta Kappa
Nu chapters and provide this coveted op
portunity to the electrical engineering
students at CSUF This marks one more
milestone in the development of one of
the finest engineering schools in Califor
nia
* At the present time ' said Dr Math
**ny 'our graduates are highly sought bv
the best industries in California and
many enter the most prestigious gradu
ate *<~hools in the nation *
At the present time, the electrical en
gineering program at CSUF offers un
der graduate opportunities wrth ex ten
sive laboratory facilities in power sys
terns, solid state electronics, digital and
controls systems with hands-on compu
ter experience, and communications, in
eluding microwave and laser techniques
Dr Matheny said the School currentry
is insulting a solid state device labor a
tory in which the students can fabricate
diodes, transistors and integrated cir
cuits He said 'This will provide one ol
the few opportunities in California for
the student to work in a solid state device
laboratory which is strongly oriented to
wards undergraduates
Children's plays, classes offered by Child Drama Center
A special Fall Festival of F vents for
children was announced this week by
Flsom Eldridge director of the Child
Drama Center at CSUF
Included on the ag*nda will be per
formances of a children s play entitled
The Noodle Doodle Box
a fantasy magic show and two puppet
shows, one of which will be a special
Christmas presentation
Performances will be offered on school
days as veell as on weekends in order
to allow teachers to arrange for their
classes to attend Reservations tor the
Festival will be taken starting September
w
In dw past dw Center has offered
shows on an individual ticket basis
but starting this season all shosys will
be part of a series plan whereby four
performances can be purchased tor the
price of three. Individual tickets may be
purchased at a later date
In addition The Child Drama ( enter
will continue to offer tree creative
dramatics classes for children jujes
S 1)    (lasses   take  place  trom   4 1S   to
. i «i either on Mondays or Wednesdays
beginning October IS Trie specific
objectives of the classes are to develop
the child s freedom of expression
through body movernent   speech    imag
nation   and powers of observation
F or more information concerning the
F estrval or to enroll your child in Crea
tive Dramatics call the Child Drama
(enter at 4fl7 20S ,
Fall, 1979, enrollment tops 14,000 mark
Fnrollment *or the tall semester has
topped the 14.000 mark at California
State University Fresno with late regi
stration tor classes to < ontinue through
Monday (Sept   10)
As of last Friday, 14,029 students had
signed up for classes, 2B6fewe«- than last
year at the same time
Dr Carroll ( often Si r admissions
officer   said the number   y applications
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students admitted totals 6 &22 seven
fewer than last year Trie difference
he said is due primarily to incomplete
' te-s tor the students
Students still can enroll in regular
daytime classes or choose from mor*»
than 600 courses offered between 4 and
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(.general season tickets for CSL'F
soccer games are now on sale at the
College Union Information Desk for M
Student season tickets for Fiulldog foot
ball games are also on sale there for $6
for reserved seats Student tickets for
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for Si SO Tickets wilt also be available
at 9 a m  at the stadium bo* office
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