1986_04 The Daily Collegian April 1986

              Alumni has
high profile
at City Hall
s  Aldredge  is
nity service.
Aldredge. a CSUF
present assistant city n
was recently appointed to the Board of
"   ie California State Univer-
nel Bookstore, the College
campus Food Services.
In addition: Aldredge
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n. Aldredge said lhat his pr
s to see that the'student
ic quality of service they deserve
Aldredge. active within the CSUF system as both part-time instructor and the
Advisory Board, seemed almost the obvious candidate for the CSUF Associa-
in being a true Fresnan, graduating from
Edison HighSchoolin I956andearninga
Bachelor's degree in business administration and a Master's degree in public
administration from CSUF. Aldredge
earned his doctorate in public administration from the University of Southern
California.
One of his great loves is teaching, some-
from city government. Aldredge is currently teaching courses at the University
of San Francisco.
S«« ALUMNI, paga 11
Drama troupe readying for festival
By David Comfort
Staff Writer
When you think of CSUF excellence,
what comes to mind? World renowned
agriculture and physical therapy departments? An NIT basketball championship?
A couple of Cai Bowl victories?
Few people outside theater circles are
aware of the consistently outstanding performances and original works of CSUF's
theatre arts department. The latest in a
long list of honors for the department is an
invitation to perform at the Edinburgh
International Festival of the Performing
Arts in Scotland in August. Other theater
groups invited include the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Moscow Art Theater
and HaBima Stage, the I<
"This is the theater festival of the world,"
said Pat Hadlock, theater arts department business and promotions manager.
have," said Professor Ed EmanuEl. who
wrote and directed 'Lead Rings on the
Merrry-Go-Round," one of the three
works CSUF will perform.
EmanuEl stressed the need to raise
money for the trip'sexpenses. The theater
department's programming office has
already loaned $10,000 toward the cost of
The CSU F company will perform twice
i day at Edinburgh from August 3-25.
tither acting or ere wing one of the produc-
ions. EmanuEl said they will have time to
"Part of the purpose of this is the
exchange of ideas," EmanuEl said.
CSUF appeared at Edinburgh once
before, in 1980, when it offered "Guys
Like Me and Bogie," "An Evening With
the Avenger,""Love Mcand the World is
Mine-and"Half-Timeat the Super Bowl."
EmanuEl hopes it won't take four vears to
pay off the backers this
l he CSUF theater arts departr
presented twice at the Ameri-
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