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Dot iinsssy gone by Thursday tnornexj. heraearnaeaagefmthssneik.-aheaasd The "Personsk" column hm increased the usual two-page rwwktki to a ex pager thw week. But no neater ffw nee. she hm dkcesaiwJ ffwt tt tatew a tot of •.me to put "that ante thing together.- Verhoorn spends en s ursas of 12 ours on each keue. but says there are ->me peopk who appear not to appre m*m her work. "When I eaw one person ear tt into trends. I tea tcrribk I took it The pubecstxpi awe started tee yeses whraws*Smkeaara»etsgffm rxmded eoraattseg to he ffwm tceatther. said John Wctaci. director of houWng. AWxeajh kck of sitereW caused e /-.rMMa-tt sTlailt aalaataalatt *-** \arnnn9 rtnK6i8t6tn to appear in 'Dancaworks' The Arm and Hurnamtka Forum of CSUF ens pineal math Grffttn wal Juwi adlwhihr-t Her frxmds era sseexej quick to point >ut ffw "types" to hw, but they heve ako jiicisnwtd on ffw enprovarnenu aSs as made m the i week ft si, whsch e dk nbusedteffwCanwajwe Longs, ffw raw lent dawxj hal and to each floor of ths loped into a fkxeraWirwentsrprxM. Wetzel awd. "The students And it does keep them more aware of whw't gorng on m the hefts." he awd AJrhcxxjh Verhoorn rceduy admits the peeer k not perfect, she does think the hm achieved s more grsrnmsbcstty correct and prnkstsnnel lookxxj newektter than in prevsouc semesters. *1stWrwmasmtokarnaboWkurnal- em." said Vwtsoorn, s senior poftoce! science major, who had no background or formal writing trssrxng prior to ffte sob "1 wm assays ertrxjucd by journeeem, but I thought k wm too ktc to chsner my m the CSUF John Wnght Trxsstre. Pw torrnwiceenfflbe read W8p m onFrteny. Cktobw 15. and Saturday. October 14 Tickets for the "Dsexraworks" program aras3garmksrsweetenand$2terCSUF students Advance nckets am a^ewchk w thsCalifiUniceilreormarxxiDaak Ws wal ako be naatlils w th* door. Joan Faewktaei k a gumt arbw on the dence kcuhy at CSUF thw fal A rexbve New Yorker, ehe ttarted hw treexng at the Anwricen Bettat Theatre School. She hm studted a vastety of rnodcrn and et h torn ad affffi ffw OH ffwe w IraeTi Cam Ruth Grffttn ken ■■■ n rkl i rtence w CSU, Fresno She ha* r hcTbechetortdcgrmmnsackcrwEnp thmtra from Cam WeWem netervs Urn ami years. Ths paw 10 years ths hm focused on eitcgrstxxj dence. theatre, rrxetc and poetry. ar with the rcsetents and al 600 copws of major Afrikan students invited to attend ASA general meeting The Afrsusi Studentt Aeeoekbon wsl toaues of cceicern W CSUF'wil be dk *nd a genwkrneetmg Sunday m the Col cussed, inckxttng weys the association can beat serve ff* rnsmbers end enhance The nwetjng k scheduled to get under fhak j Kiy st 2 p.m. si Room 308 and wffl be Al I pm. si rtoom JOB and w* be n* Afrawn students are civrted to at provide an oppmtunffy tor theee stwnd- >ng to gw acrxeenksd with the new end For further seorination, contact Sarnp- reiurrxng Wudtsxe. *on kx W 294-1060 D-lsyrenh Announces Arrival of Fall Fashions 10%OFF with CSUF Student I.D. 369 E Shaw Ave. 226-9161 AN EVENING WITH JILL BRISCOE eNLL a UNIQUE BIBLE TEACHER KNOWN WORLDWIDE a YOUTH LEADER INVOLVED IN COFFEE HOUSE MINISTRY a RECENTLY AUTHORED HOW TO FAIL SUCCESSFULLY a PASTORS WIFE. MOTHER OF THREE COLLEGE. CAREER YOUNQ PEOPLE a BORN IN LIVERPOOL ENGLAND. NOW RESIDING IN BROOKFIELD. WISCONSIN COLLEGE ft CAREER SINGLES DINNER at 6:30 p.m.—$2.50 SATURDAY EVE., OCT. 9th First Pres. Church 1540 M St 4*35-6460 OFFERED BY SEEKERS & THE VINEYARD ItramTelmTnC MmX. AlAJTUOAeOUTIOsem** K*Ol>*BttrTVsUKTHs!L*Jl OUPrinlmyoWhm ,SU**.1 Tfmes ilit. 1 test *****X*J I
Object Description
Title | 1982_10 The Daily Collegian October 1982 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1982 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | October 8, 1982 Pg 9 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1982 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Dot iinsssy gone by Thursday tnornexj. heraearnaeaagefmthssneik.-aheaasd The "Personsk" column hm increased the usual two-page rwwktki to a ex pager thw week. But no neater ffw nee. she hm dkcesaiwJ ffwt tt tatew a tot of •.me to put "that ante thing together.- Verhoorn spends en s ursas of 12 ours on each keue. but says there are ->me peopk who appear not to appre m*m her work. "When I eaw one person ear tt into trends. I tea tcrribk I took it The pubecstxpi awe started tee yeses whraws*Smkeaara»etsgffm rxmded eoraattseg to he ffwm tceatther. said John Wctaci. director of houWng. AWxeajh kck of sitereW caused e /-.rMMa-tt sTlailt aalaataalatt *-** \arnnn9 rtnK6i8t6tn to appear in 'Dancaworks' The Arm and Hurnamtka Forum of CSUF ens pineal math Grffttn wal Juwi adlwhihr-t Her frxmds era sseexej quick to point >ut ffw "types" to hw, but they heve ako jiicisnwtd on ffw enprovarnenu aSs as made m the i week ft si, whsch e dk nbusedteffwCanwajwe Longs, ffw raw lent dawxj hal and to each floor of ths loped into a fkxeraWirwentsrprxM. Wetzel awd. "The students And it does keep them more aware of whw't gorng on m the hefts." he awd AJrhcxxjh Verhoorn rceduy admits the peeer k not perfect, she does think the hm achieved s more grsrnmsbcstty correct and prnkstsnnel lookxxj newektter than in prevsouc semesters. *1stWrwmasmtokarnaboWkurnal- em." said Vwtsoorn, s senior poftoce! science major, who had no background or formal writing trssrxng prior to ffte sob "1 wm assays ertrxjucd by journeeem, but I thought k wm too ktc to chsner my m the CSUF John Wnght Trxsstre. Pw torrnwiceenfflbe read W8p m onFrteny. Cktobw 15. and Saturday. October 14 Tickets for the "Dsexraworks" program aras3garmksrsweetenand$2terCSUF students Advance nckets am a^ewchk w thsCalifiUniceilreormarxxiDaak Ws wal ako be naatlils w th* door. Joan Faewktaei k a gumt arbw on the dence kcuhy at CSUF thw fal A rexbve New Yorker, ehe ttarted hw treexng at the Anwricen Bettat Theatre School. She hm studted a vastety of rnodcrn and et h torn ad affffi ffw OH ffwe w IraeTi Cam Ruth Grffttn ken ■■■ n rkl i rtence w CSU, Fresno She ha* r hcTbechetortdcgrmmnsackcrwEnp thmtra from Cam WeWem netervs Urn ami years. Ths paw 10 years ths hm focused on eitcgrstxxj dence. theatre, rrxetc and poetry. ar with the rcsetents and al 600 copws of major Afrikan students invited to attend ASA general meeting The Afrsusi Studentt Aeeoekbon wsl toaues of cceicern W CSUF'wil be dk *nd a genwkrneetmg Sunday m the Col cussed, inckxttng weys the association can beat serve ff* rnsmbers end enhance The nwetjng k scheduled to get under fhak j Kiy st 2 p.m. si Room 308 and wffl be Al I pm. si rtoom JOB and w* be n* Afrawn students are civrted to at provide an oppmtunffy tor theee stwnd- >ng to gw acrxeenksd with the new end For further seorination, contact Sarnp- reiurrxng Wudtsxe. *on kx W 294-1060 D-lsyrenh Announces Arrival of Fall Fashions 10%OFF with CSUF Student I.D. 369 E Shaw Ave. 226-9161 AN EVENING WITH JILL BRISCOE eNLL a UNIQUE BIBLE TEACHER KNOWN WORLDWIDE a YOUTH LEADER INVOLVED IN COFFEE HOUSE MINISTRY a RECENTLY AUTHORED HOW TO FAIL SUCCESSFULLY a PASTORS WIFE. MOTHER OF THREE COLLEGE. CAREER YOUNQ PEOPLE a BORN IN LIVERPOOL ENGLAND. NOW RESIDING IN BROOKFIELD. WISCONSIN COLLEGE ft CAREER SINGLES DINNER at 6:30 p.m.—$2.50 SATURDAY EVE., OCT. 9th First Pres. Church 1540 M St 4*35-6460 OFFERED BY SEEKERS & THE VINEYARD ItramTelmTnC MmX. AlAJTUOAeOUTIOsem** K*Ol>*BttrTVsUKTHs!L*Jl OUPrinlmyoWhm ,SU**.1 Tfmes ilit. 1 test *****X*J I |