1981_10 The Daily Collegian October 1981

              Off The Cuff
Page 8/October 9, 1981-Dally Collegian
Is the concept of homecoming outdated?
By Richard Lenti and Mike Penn
Jonalyn Bonander, freshman, home
economics — No, I think it's nice
because it's a good tradition. It
gives you a feeling of belonging.
Patricia Oliveira, graduate, education — No, I think it's coming back.
It's been going on at this campus for
five years. There was a time when
it wasn't going on. It's not sexist,
though. It's not a beauty contest
anymore. The girls are judged on the
contributions to campus as well.
Bill Long, junior, physical education — No, it's not outdated, but there
aren't many activities going on around
campus that I know of. I didn't
see a lot of signs up.
Wayne Foraker, junior, business ._-
ranistrati-n - Yes, I think it's kind
of chauvinistic. If they are going to
have a homecoming queen, then they
should have a homecoming king.
Diana Shin, freshman, liberal
studies — Possibly yes. It was
orginally started as a popularity and
beauty contest, but hopefully we've
gone past that in this day and age to
more important issues. But for tradition's sake, it's fun.
Tom Hullender, junior, business administration - No, I think it's kind of
traditional. You have it in high
school and it continues through college.
I think it's a form of chivalry.
Class teaches
champagne
production
A class on 'Sparkling Wine Production for the Home Champagne Master'
will be offered Wednesdays beginning
Oct 14 through the Division of Extended
Education at CSUF.
Dr. Fred Nury, professor of food science and enology, and Ken Fugelsang,
lecturer in enology, will conduct the
course from 6 to 9 p.m. each Wednes-
The introductory
wine fermentation i
quaint the student wi
making champagne. Discussi
in  the  Enology   ducing sparkling wines produced from
$43 for the one-   fruits other than grapes.
Class sessions will include lectures,
ass in sparkling demonstrations and hands-on work by
designed  to ac     the students.
techniques used        For further information, contact Nury
Fugelsang at 294-2791, or the CSUF
it 294-
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Personals
Dalty Col leglan-October 9,1981 / Page 9
; loved vou sincerely. When-you told
_ casual. I said Patst j/asual! Their
ilthy bigotry destroyed us. Yo ho and
•p  she  rises' early  In   the  morning.
To Timothy Finn, To lulie _ Big Sis,
I iust wanted to thank you for that let-       Thanks   for   making   this   week   so
ter you submitted to the Daily Collegian memorable. I don't know who you are
which was printed in the Monday edi- but I love you already. Let's make this
tion. It was terrific' Thanks. year the best yetl
ID. Love, your Lil Sis
To Sycamore 3rd—
Thank you tor making my 21st so
special. It was a great surprise, and I 'II
never forget it. Thank you, Beverly.
Hey Now lohn Boy,
Happy 23rd Birthday! From one oakie
From a perpetual friend
Dear Fellow Students,
lust because I have a Corvette doesn'_
mean you have to try and race me. I
know my car is faster than yours!
Wendy
Romeo Don Q.,
"A/as that love, so gentle in his view
Should be so tyrannous and rough ii
proof!' You mean everything to me.
must dance with you again.
Your sweet luliette
To the two FAMOUS people that live       Richard (ELO)—l told you I'd do
in  Baker second: Hey  you  wild and    Call me late Sunday,
famous people,  What's  up! Michelle Love t
tell Sharon  -Hi' for me.   Sharon tell
Michelle 'Hi' for me. Thanks a lot you
wild bunch. To Lambda Chi Alpha,
Your tan club—Me        I love watermelon!
Love.Eliz    Denise Montagne,
Cood luck in the pageant this Saturday. If you lived on Ashcrott and went to
Vinland Elementary School, I 'd like to
see you again to say hello. Please give
The Unknown Phi   me a call and ask for Bob Lieder.
MARY—,
Why haven't you called! li
still in a cast? Please call me.
Hints from Henny
Office personnel workshop
slated for November
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