1981_03 The Daily Collegian March 1981

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Debate
su»pected     correlation*      between
toxins and woriujrs, most of which
were challenged by J udd.
"We want things exposed before
iy   damages   occur,'   judd   said
Many labeling rules, either voluntarily adopted or state imposed, are
being used  by Industry to  Inform
workers of toxins,  said Judd   But
problems exist with those chemical*
•bowing  trace  element*  of  known
Malibu
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business at the raceway i* 'if w* were
located in a different location,- he
**'d. (It i* currently situated at 1700
N. Abby, near th* Hemdon-Black
stone intersection.)
rr-^Lr* T*™ whtn Bl*ckbeard's it
(Chestnut), we could be the hottest
thing around.'
Malibu opens every day at 11 a m
and closes at 11 p.m. Sunday througf
Thursday and at midnight Friday anc
Saturday The track doesn't open til
three during the winter because mam
of the track customer* are (till lr
school, Coffey said.
toxins sirice tney can b. averlookad.
It would tak* 320 square feet to
PO»t TOO chemicals that are hazard-
ou*,- he said. It would be more ef-
SPS "• ***, to -pott only et*en-
tial Information and keep other m-
formation nearby.'
M«faxhi refuted Judd', support
tor jucn labeling *Undardj, laying
that Industry has opposed the labeling standard suggested by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration   in   favor  of   voluntary
Chemical induttriet have a responsibility to finance health care for
Industrial-related diseases but
such cases are hard to prove, sa.d
Chicano law
set March 11
A second annual law day conference sponsored by the Chicanos
in Law organization at CSUF will be
held from noon to 5 p.m. March 11
on the CSUF campus.
The session will include frv* work-
^fP* g be held in Room 200 of the
ft g*S* Building. Topic* will
Includ* lit* In law tchool, pre-law
curriculum, career opportunities
women In law and th. Law School
Admljjlon Te*t.
Featured on the program will be
COllfC' UOfOn. ASSOCIATED STUDCnTS
CSUF PHYSICS DEPT ond
SOCIETY OF PHYSICS
PW/'nT/t
"SEAIrCHlNG FOR OTHER EARTHS"
a  lecture
by
He emphasized industrie*' refirtal
to release labor's requests for information regarding workers' employment records and date of death.
Only records through 1968 have been
released, but•' libftY" wants current
information and is having to litigate to obtain it. Mazzocchi said.
Despite the passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, the
workplace has changed little, said
Mazzocchi. Industry repeals almost
all of its court challenges It doesn't
have to obey the laws until the final
court settlement which usually
takes about five years Meanwhile,
workers continue to be endangered.
conference
at CSUF
attorneys from throughout the valley
community. In addition, representatives from law schools throughout
the state will be available to provide
prospective students with information
on their programs and Institution.
The program is being funded by
the Associated Student* and is open
to anyone interested
For more information, contact
Jaynie Ma*corro at 487-1238 or
Con»uelo Garcia at 487-2693 I
he said
Judd contended that Industries'
current health records for workers
are available, not to unions, but to
individuals who ask. He admitted
that some industries 'stonewall"
workers access to information.
Safety training programs are being
used to inform workers of chemicals
The effectiveness of such programs
was disputed by Mazzocchi.
According to Mazzocchi, industry
has become more rigid in releasing
information.
'Business is business and profit
comes first. Well-intentioned people
find themselves In a bind because
as we improve health and safety
production  will   decline,'   he  said'
Students urged
to contact
advising
The following liberal studies majors
need to contact Dr. Ivan Rowe for
advising services in EdPsyche, room
120 Elizabeth Diaz, Maria Carza
Janell Ciardi, Cheryl Johnson, Robert
Mojarras, Sylvia QuinUna, Cfartotte
Reimche, Patricia Smith, Sheila
Smith, Martin Vosseler and Deborah
Winger. If you know any of these students,  please inform them of this
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CSUfV
JAZZ MND m
Will. Guest Soloisi
From Tk Merv GRiffe* SIhow
JACK  SHELDON
— 8PM TUESDAY
MARCH lOJSWaCU LOUNGE
CU ltfo.Dc.J- on At litF Do™
Shakespeare production set for Fresno...
The runnv side of Sne*e*oear* I* In  |   from Clovis W*«t will-play Puck, I    Robert K*osheyan (Lincoln.. I   tion of th* full v
aided and abetted by tome magic '        *-"—' ■*-*»-*j«i I   *ui*... n^i,
trtckt designed **p*ci*llyJor the production. Appearing as Bottom, the
ThefunrrySldeof
the spotlight forth* forthcoming
Fresno Community Th**tr* Children'* Playhouse production of The
Rude Mechanicals which opens
March 14 In the Fretno (vl*rnorlal
Auditorium,
The rude mechanical* refer to.the
villagers who enact the hllartoui farcical play-withln-a-pjay which highlights A Mic^rnmer Night't Dream.
Also f*atur*d In thi* mini-Midsummer production Is Puck, the
mischievous sprite who ha* little
trouble proving to on* and all 'what
fool* these mortals be.*
Alley   K*r»h*y*n,   a   16-year-old
Pudtf*ri*form* Into a twayt**} Jack-
a» oorr-pfete with long «ars rt"*,
is played by W-yeaix*! Mike Smith
of Clovis High.
Other young p*opl* appearing In
th* cast are: Michael Best (Edison),
Daniel la Aestrlll and Chrittlne Burnet
(Hamilton), Tim Budx and lehtry
E»kin (Bullard), Elaine Barnett (Holland), J uM* Warwick (Tenaya), David
(Clark), Onls* Kuhn (Sierra) and
jnved****Jiwit1b*«x*-
r's resident technical
Setand
cutod by FCT
dlrector, Bruc* Parker.
Th* •nth* rxorluclion Is utstter th*
direction of Stev* Mardn, a graduate
of CSUF Th*atr* Art*.
Martin played th* toad In th*
award-wmnlng CSUF pri>ductlon
Cuy* like Me and Bogey at th* Edinburgh Theatre Festival In Scotland.
He play*d Laertes In FCT's production Hamlet and hat served at director/actor for FCT't Children't Play-
nous* Rainbow Street Balloon Company.
Night's Dream for CSUF and ha*
worked with th* California Shake-
tpear**nF**ttvallnVl*alla.
Th*r* will be nine oerfcrmahcesi
10:30 a.m. and.1 p.m. crVSaturdeyt;
March 14,21 and 28 and .2 p.m. Sun-
daymatirt«jC4iMarch15;:22and29.
, Tickets *r* ST.50 **ch;and ar* now,
available at th*. Fresno Cornmunlty
Theatre box offlc* In Manorial Auditorium (233-6213) orTney b* ord*r*d
oy mall »«nt to.FCT, P.O. Box 1308.
Fresno, CA 93715.
Ptoasc cndOM a stamped,  **«■
ackJr****d envelope with mall orttart
...with ongoing program in Ashland
The 1961 season at the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival. In Ashland
is underway and one* again provide*
special discount plans and other
activities for ttudentt.
A 15 percent discount ft available
for student groups of 15 or more
visiting the festival during the discount period, Feb. 24 through June 18
and Sept. 8 through Oct. 29. Thi*
doe* not apply to Friday evening or
Sa turday pert ormance*.
Special ttudent matinee* during
March and October ar* priced at
$3.50 and Include a post-play discussion with the cast. There is also
a thr**-pl*Y-for-$12 plan consisting of
two *v*nlng plays and one tr    ' '
student   Ruth   begins   on*
hour  befor*  thow  tim*.  Stu
with a valid I.D. card may
any remaining tickets forS3.50.
Clovis PR firm
nets CSUF gradj
as executive
scheduled rjertorrnance. Students
attending during the di»count period
may purchase tickets for S2.S5.
Regular priced ticket* are *3.
A highlight of th* 1981 year Is th*
new exhibit ©setter with dftpiayi
focusing on the festival's past and
present in photographs, costumes,
set piece* and properties
A .pedal room in the center will
contain costume* that student* can
try on and tak* pictures of themtervet
in. The exhibit center is open from
11 a.m. tolSp.m. *v*ry day of regularly tcheduled performance*. Admission isU.
Th*r* Is also a backstage tour-
exhibit center combination for th*
price of th* tour plu* »1.
During the month* of March and
October workshops, discussions
and warm-ups are available to student
r two hours tak* place between
10 a.m. and noon any morning except
Monday.
Alto avaltble any morning of
scheduled perforrrtanott ar* discussions, during which on* or two
company members talk with a group
for one hour. Workshops ar* $40 per
group and discussions ar* $20.
Advance reservation* must b* mad*.
New this seaton are warm-ups,
free during March, which tak* place
45 minutes before curtain tlm*.
Festival representative* prepare
each group for a particular p*rfor-
manc* in . live study guide format.
Warm-up* also must be reserved in
advance.
For further information on any of
the f ettrval box off lot, (503)482-4331.
Thlt *urnm*r for th* first tlm* «
tpedal seminar will b* available for
ttudentt who will be high tchool
.enter* during the  1981-82  *chool
Th* seminar will be aimed, at
highly motivated theatre students
with leadership potenUal who excel
at and ar* Involved in tome aspect
of theatre at their school
Twenty such students, will
assembled for 10 day*, July
through Aug. 2, to take « close look
at the festival, operation. Student*
will see nine plays, tak* a backstage
tour, vi tit' the exhibit canter, and
meet th* creative people behlrtd
the butlnatt and artistic operations
of th* festival for In depth discus-
Paul Bam**, i •ducatlon coordinator at th* fetfival, will toad th*
seminar. Tuition lis wtimatod at
»200. Ite»»d*nc* tow at Southern
Oregon State College will b* sISO.
Interested ttuttents should writ*
Summ*r S*minar, OSFA, Infcirm*-
tlon/Edueation Offlc*, - Ashland,
OR, 97S20. Daadlln* I* April 1.
Clovi* public relation* counselor
Don Curie* has announced that hit
xactk* hat been expanded to Include
nit daughter, a recent graduate of
CSUF.
Pamela Curie* will be re»pon*fb»e
for graphic and editorial coordination
a* an account executive. Sh* wa* a
journalism and English major and
member of the editorial staff of th*
Daffy Collegian in her final »emestor.
Sh* attended San Francisco State
Unlvmltybrfor*iTW»lng to Fresno.
Or*, Curt*. *lso was graduated
from CSUF and was *drtor of' alarm
*^ZS^S^gZ
Clovi* In 1976. It hat »*rv*d • nwri-bw-
of agrtailti»ral dtonts a* w*tll«a todl-
virJuatt and orgarrtrattorts In o**r
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