1974_11 The Daily Collegian November 1974 Reloaded

              2-THI DAILY COLLEGIAN      Tuesday, November 8,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Redbeard:
Foreign medical schools, part 3
Prevention
Cure:
The Financial Future
of Doctors and Dentists
When it comes to building a healthy
financial future, a little preventive
planning can save you a pound of cure.
As your income increases, so will your
tax and estate responsibilities. Put a
Fidelity Union Life estate planner on youi
financial team along with your CPA,
attorney and trust officer. But do it now.
The older you get, the more it costs to
secure your future.
224-1960
G)UegeMaster.
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sort of spare change it
possible to pull It off, c
There are public schools
cine all through Latin A
1 Job o
Hans. Why not you?
i Mexican medical
$5,000 lo the Autosome
slty   of  Guadalajara   along
could trace down In the reference
section at the CSUF Llbravy. I
best Spanish and have one of the
janitors check over my spelling
and grammar. I recommend
Eddie Ortiz over at the science
department as having helped me
That Is what I did then. What
I would do now Is different. I
would scrape up a thousand or so
and find out from the American W|
consulate In whatever country "
wanted to study at - Guati
Unlve
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engage
i application and tell him that
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Pinatas - Pottery
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u should
have figured out that 4 1/2 cups
or flour leaves a pretty sticky
dough and therefore you should
slowly work In one-half to one
quarter cup of flour as you knead
It.
rail. It Is cream' of potato soup
and has been In my family since
our people were giving hell to
Capt. Boycott, the notorious Anglo class-traitor and runningdog
or H.R.H. Victoria.
To really appreciate cream of
potato soup you have to dig out
your art history text and look at
•The Potato Eaters* by Van Gogh.
Do you suppose that If the price
of hamburger and beans keeps ac-
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IM football play continues;
basketball competition begins
Tuesday, November 5, 1974     THE t>AILY CQLLEGIAN-3
San Diego blanks soccermen
e the w
final week of play with two undefeated teams still remaining.
Gherkins (9-0) and Kappa Alpha Theta (9-0) will race off today on the middle field at 4 p.m.
In what should be the deciding
game for the women's Intramural
football competition. Gherkins
defeated third place DoubleTrou-
iuble. Bakers Bruls-
s and Double Trou-
k-reat doubleheader.
In the men's Intramural play,
Crystal Ball continues to remain
at the top of the standings, followed closely by Sigma Alpha
Epsllon. The rankings remained
sets In last week's play.
Big games this week In the
men's play are Homan 3rd Floor
West taking on Graves 1st East
Floor today on field two. Tomorrow Men's Suite will be challenged   by  Bakers   1st  East  at
r has gotten
under
way. The
1 play got
-ted last night. The
teams al-
dy tabbed to
beat  :
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laChlwas
fraternity ai
is last year,
he 69'ers
e the Independent champions
iM top ten
:. Slgm;
il Ball (1)
Alpha
(2)
Epsllc
3. Coke Again (3)
4. Theta Chi (4)
5. Brewery (5)
6. Bull (6)
7. Men's Suite (7)
8. Meadow Woodei
9. Homan 3rd
NOTE: Last week's
INTERNATIONAL
CAREER?
will be on the campus
Friday,
November 8,   1974
advanced study at
THUNDERBIRD
GRADUATE SCHOOL
and fob opportunities
in the field of
INTERNATIONAL
Olendale, Arixon.   85306
posted. The Dally Collegian will
also start a top five ranking for
basketball, posted each Tuesday
In the paper. The rankings will
be listed, starting next week after
the teams have had at least one
week or league play.
Coed basketball started play
last week with eleven teams en-
Women's tennis play Is in Its
second week ot the double eltml-
lndlvldual play will continue until
the finals scheduled lor Nov. 29.
Signups- are   still   being  accepted tor several sports to be
en's volleyball entries have to be
In by next week and men's Intramural handball signups will end
play next week. Signups are also
water"spo!o. Play la scheduled to
For a
Ing el
nural activities, you can
contact Pete Conrad at the IM
otftce In the Men's Gym or Donna
Plckel (director of women's IM
activities), room 1291ntheWomen's Gym.
Fouls lead fo Davis win over Waterdogs
ially caught up
with the Bulldog Water Polo team
Friday night against University of
Calirornla at Davis.
The Waterdogs had eight people
foul out and finally lost a hard,
fought contest, 12-8, to the vlsl-
Berore the Bulldogs started to
foul out like files react to Raid
In a 4x4 room, they played the
Aggies even. In tact, the Bulldogs
held a 7-6 halftlme advantage and
a"n 8-7 third quarter advantage.
But In the fourth quarter, coach
Ara Halrabedlan began to run
out of bench strength.
Midway In the fourth quarter,
Halrabedlan moved Vlnce Jura
out of the goal and Into the field,
replacing him with Bob Mattoxln
the goal. It was a move to give
the Bulldogs more offense after
their   top  three  scorers,   Fred
The  1
n   Davl
goals to put the game away. They
got their first of the three goals
with 1:20 remaining to put them
ahead 10-8. Then 16 seconds later
they added another goal and finally their last goal came with 42
seconds remaining In the game.
Davis had gone ahead with
3:27 left, less than^a minute
after the  eighth Bulldog, Mark
At the end ot the rirst quarter
■the game was tied at tour apiece,
with Garrett getting two goals
In the second quarter Just before
he was whistled for his fifth foul
and had to leave the game. Art
Rubel then took up a little of the
slack by scoring two goals before the hair ended.
But the Bulldogs were to add
only one more goal In the second
half and dropped their 12th game
The struggling Bulldog soccer
team was blanked by visiting San
Diego State last Saturday afternoon, 3-0.
Boach Bob Bereskln heralded
the play of Fatal Olamblwonu,
who came off the bench In the
last 20 minutes of the game and
"started our only real offensive
attack,' Bereskln said.
Left-wing Bobby Moore, who
played almost the entire game
with an Injured foot, and goalie
Javier Garcia were also mentioned by Bereskln as standouts In
This year Bereskln, "partly out
of necessity and partly out ofde-
slgn,* has gone to more American players on his CSUF team.
According to Bereskln, the cost
of schooling for foreign
has gone up so much (rrom about
$250 to $2,000, he said),'"this
year a number ot the foreign
students have to work to get by.*
"It'll probably take us about
three or four years to rebuild
with American players," he said.
•Our play&rs aren't that bad.*
WEIGHT  CONTROL
SPECIAL
KJJ\ COMPLETE MEAL AV;
'fj includes entree, vegetables,yN
(C) dessert, beverage (j)
Calories are calculated for you.
BEGINNING     $1 ,0 DAILY AT
OCTOBER 28 THE CAFETERIA
Bereskln noted. «They,t»
lot of desire and pep for the sport
of soccer - they Just don't have
that much- experience yet."
Bereskln foresees a steady
Improvement In the sport of soccer for the Fresno area. "Fresno's high schools are building
pretty good programs, and eventually this will help us out In the
But Bulldogs' loss toSanDlego
last weekend could be something
Of an omen - the Aztecs started
their rebuilding program Just
three years ago.
This Saturday the Bulldogs
travel to Blola College for what
Bereskln termed "a must win."
The game starts at 2 p.m.
ADVERTISEMENT
Two thirds or the American
population are concerned about
controlling their weight. Students on this campus are no
dlflerent. To promote weight
mean "giving up everything
that's good," a WelghtControl
Special  will be served dally
foods will be featured such as
hamburgers, tacos, lasagne,
served with vegetables, dessert and beverage. Caloric
values for each meal will be
posted, and suggestions made
weight.
These menus have bee
planned by Doris Dlsbrow,
graduate student In dietetic:
She will be available to answe
questions on Tues. 9-11 a.n
HOW TO FLY
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New York A back)
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Economy 374.
Night Coach... 298
Job Corps 288
Excursion ....281
Tour Fare....261
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