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Page 10 Wednesday, October 25, 1989
The Daily Collegian
A
LOPES^ \
Continued from page 9 \
ontheroad. _
"1 would like to see us win a game on
the road."
Being a senior, It is the dream that
this season would be the season. And,
like teams before, the promise has
been made that the team will do it for
the seniors.
"Every year, we say "Do It for the
seniors.' We have to do it for us."
One thing Lopes aees the team not
doing is communicating during right
situations.
"We start to get quiet and tense." she
said.
While during these situations the
lack of communication permeates the
team. Lopes' goals include permeating
the bus tries*. work with
communcadon. She Is majoring in
business with an emphasis on
information management
"It is a new field coming up and has
a lot of openings."
She sees herself as a business
woman in a big corporation.
The use of such visualization helps
Lopes get out of her slumps in
volleyball
Ss
"If Tm starting to mess up. I picture
a perfect hit" she said. She also talks
to the other players to help get them
np.
Looking up is what a lot of young
Fresno State volleyball fans do to
Lopes **men they approach her for an
autograph.
Every year, we say, 'Do
it for the seniors.1 We
have to do it for us.
FSU volleyball player
Lesli Lopes
"Ha weird," she said ofthe yougsters"
admiration. 1 really think It's cute."
It was not Lopes' dream as a Madera
High School standout to remain in
the San Joaquin Valley and go to
school.
But she said the way the school, fans
and department treated Its athletes,
along with a full scholarship, were
the determinates to her decision to
stay.
SWIMMING
Continued from page 9
Intermediate.
"Shell come In," McKeever said.
"and help us with tbe sprints and
butterfly, and with the IM."
Another Junior, Christine
Sweetland, trarisfen-ed from West
Valley College where she specialized
to sprinting freestyle and butterfly,
McKeever commented that "with
the longer college season, shell do
better and should see real
improvement"
Freshman Mariela Lanca swam at
Mission Vtejo before coming to FSU.
McKeever describes Lanca as another
Lanca
and distance
•nrtmrrjer with Junior national
experience.
McKeever said
primarily butterfly
freestyle.
-She should help us with the
distance events," TAcKcewr said.
McKeever said this year's squad is
young. The only senior on this team
lsTarmann.
"Right now. both teams are at
different stages of development,"
McKeever said. "The women are at the
stage where they could compete with
anyone in the conference.
"However, both UC Santa Barbara
and Las Vegas are ahead of us,"
McKeever said. "The key to a good
season will be keeping intensity."
A
For the Record
It Is the policy ol this paper to strive to maintain the highest degree
of accuracy In Its reporting.
However, errors will Inevltabh/occur due to the high volume of
material being handled each day.
Significant errors can be brought to our attention by calling 294-
2486.
You may also write to:The D ally Collegian
Keats Cam p us Bldg.
California State University. Fresno
Fresno, CA 93740-0042.
r
ATIT3NTION:
CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS
/
Los Angeles County Department of Public Works is
recruiting 1989-90 graduates. Starting salaries are
$2,754 monthly with B.S., $2,906 monthly with M.S.
Excellent benefits including relocation allowance.
Sign up now at the Career
Development and
Employment Services.
HALLOWEEN
CANDYGRAM
FOR YOUR FAVORITE DINGBAT
Contact
Liz at 292-3278 or
Penny at 583-8731 or
Ash at 228-1182
by Friday at noon
$2.00
The following are the Playoff brackets for IM
Rag footbal (as of Mon. 1023)
Good Luck to AM Teams Involved!
u^Chitta .'THURS5PM
FELD1
SpttrtfcBurn.
MP- *j
FELD2 Y
HELD 3
jspeed to Bum
FEU) 2
Hof-ian Brewfrew
FELD3
UxAKLsgrs
FEID1
Gr*yes Diggi ■
RlartGrpata
MON 4PM
Fit ID 3
Alfita Gamma Omeqai
Whirjtesh Express
MONiTM ,
FEL01
SjftnaAWiaEps'br, i
wedIIpm
FIELD 2
Army ROTC
Sigma Chi "A"
WED5PM
FIELD 1
FINAL STANWNGS FOB IM FUG FOOTBALL
SPORTSMANSHIP
MEN
1.'Alpha Gamma Omega
8.5
2. Stiver Btlets
13
3. Army ROTC
73
4. Lucky Lagers
IS
5. Sigma CH "A"
1.7
6. Pi Kappa Alpha-A'
/-6
7. Scabs
'IS
8. Friday Free Agents
7.4
9. Air Force RghSng FaJcons
12
10. Sigma Nu
72
11. Pi Kappa Alpha "B"
7.1
11. Ding Dings
7.1
11. WW Chile Peppers
7.1
14. S.C. Royal Rush
7.0
14.SAE"A"
/*)
WOMEN
VS.B/S 85
2.RA-5 8.3
3.0*Rama's 7.2
"CongratUabonsto
Rag Footbal team
sportsmardiip winners.
Come by the Rec-IM
Office to receive mugs
for everyone on the
team and have your pic¬
ture taken for the
SpnngHai-*dbook.We
truty appreciate you!
I —
Black Greeks
WED 5 PM
FIELD 3
_SA£;A'_ .
Applause! Applause!
This past week's IMfPepsi Sportsperson of the Week Award
goes to Jon Ishikawa, Snoopies, Monday Flag Footbal. In a
tight, nail-biting game, last week, Jon kept complete compo¬
sure throughout Whether a call went for or against Jon, he
kept a smile on his face and springs in his legs! We recognize
and reward such a wonderful attitude. Way to go Jon!! Come
by the Rec/IM Office for your commemmorative t-shirt and
a picture for the "Wall ot Fame." «A • #Afl|
DONT MISS OUT!
Teamri*hoYa-rS-a-fl»ZS-w-i-»gc^onrKwteaU
Soccer. Men, Women, Coed drvisiens. Deadlm & Wednesday.
Nov 1 al 5 00 p.m. Pic* up all m farm al ion and return £ -jn-
upG D tne Ftec-M Offca Play is twice s week.
OTHER EVENT SIGN-UPS GOING ON NOW:
PowerBursI Weight Lifting Contest Friday, Nov. 3
Black Knight Badminton Tournament Thurs & Fri-
Nov16&l7.
COMING SOON: Nike 3-Point Shoot-Out (Oct. 30)
The "Big Game" (Sunday, Nov. 12)
Everyone's Getting Involved!
Residence HaCs, Sororities, Fraternities, Arnold Air Sodety.**
Scabbard and Blade. President Haak; everyone*
getting involved with tna Miami Project
The second annual teg footbal game, pining the CSUF Army
ROTC and Air Force ROTC. willtake otace on Sun.. Nov. 12 at
1.00 pm. on the SoutiGym IM Field, near the Lady Bufidorj Soft¬
ball Damond. Tfw iundraising effort 6 part ol the USF4G
Material Collegiate Dnve O Cure Paralysis, with 100% oi ihe
proceeds benefitting the Miami Prcied: an intense research and
meacal facility dedicated to Sndng'a CURE lor spina) cord
paralyss. The Uami Project s sc-ev operated by donaxns
'rom canng people bkejrourselt that -ealizespnalcofd parafyss
might happen lo anyone at any time and is most common among
peopie ages 18-23. For more ntc*r-,aaon on how you can become
involved call the Ree-lm Office 3 294-2526.
Also corning a a terrifc Army POTCvs Air Force ROTC Pep
RaJym the Free Speech Area cr tfgd..Nrjv.8a1rwoartwill
feature ei-NFL AJI-ProDar-yl lamonka!
• T-b TSA
• PINS
• aw -s sHifrra
• LICENSE FRAMES 1
• SWEAT PANTS
• uuas
• HATS
• CLCCKS
• SHOUTS
• BAOS
• SCAR'S
• 'LAGS
• WASTEBASKET3
• STAOtUU BLANKETS
• JACKETS
~ AMD UUCH UQtt !U
All Fresno
Students, Faculty &
ID Receive
liscounti
mi
s*s
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| Title | 1989_10 The Daily Collegian October 1989 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| 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. |
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| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | October 25, 1989, Page 10 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| 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 | 1 Page 10 Wednesday, October 25, 1989 The Daily Collegian A LOPES^ \ Continued from page 9 \ ontheroad. _ "1 would like to see us win a game on the road." Being a senior, It is the dream that this season would be the season. And, like teams before, the promise has been made that the team will do it for the seniors. "Every year, we say "Do It for the seniors.' We have to do it for us." One thing Lopes aees the team not doing is communicating during right situations. "We start to get quiet and tense." she said. While during these situations the lack of communication permeates the team. Lopes' goals include permeating the bus tries*. work with communcadon. She Is majoring in business with an emphasis on information management "It is a new field coming up and has a lot of openings." She sees herself as a business woman in a big corporation. The use of such visualization helps Lopes get out of her slumps in volleyball Ss "If Tm starting to mess up. I picture a perfect hit" she said. She also talks to the other players to help get them np. Looking up is what a lot of young Fresno State volleyball fans do to Lopes **men they approach her for an autograph. Every year, we say, 'Do it for the seniors.1 We have to do it for us. FSU volleyball player Lesli Lopes "Ha weird," she said ofthe yougsters" admiration. 1 really think It's cute." It was not Lopes' dream as a Madera High School standout to remain in the San Joaquin Valley and go to school. But she said the way the school, fans and department treated Its athletes, along with a full scholarship, were the determinates to her decision to stay. SWIMMING Continued from page 9 Intermediate. "Shell come In," McKeever said. "and help us with tbe sprints and butterfly, and with the IM." Another Junior, Christine Sweetland, trarisfen-ed from West Valley College where she specialized to sprinting freestyle and butterfly, McKeever commented that "with the longer college season, shell do better and should see real improvement" Freshman Mariela Lanca swam at Mission Vtejo before coming to FSU. McKeever describes Lanca as another Lanca and distance •nrtmrrjer with Junior national experience. McKeever said primarily butterfly freestyle. -She should help us with the distance events," TAcKcewr said. McKeever said this year's squad is young. The only senior on this team lsTarmann. "Right now. both teams are at different stages of development," McKeever said. "The women are at the stage where they could compete with anyone in the conference. "However, both UC Santa Barbara and Las Vegas are ahead of us," McKeever said. "The key to a good season will be keeping intensity." A For the Record It Is the policy ol this paper to strive to maintain the highest degree of accuracy In Its reporting. However, errors will Inevltabh/occur due to the high volume of material being handled each day. Significant errors can be brought to our attention by calling 294- 2486. You may also write to:The D ally Collegian Keats Cam p us Bldg. California State University. Fresno Fresno, CA 93740-0042. r ATIT3NTION: CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS / Los Angeles County Department of Public Works is recruiting 1989-90 graduates. Starting salaries are $2,754 monthly with B.S., $2,906 monthly with M.S. Excellent benefits including relocation allowance. Sign up now at the Career Development and Employment Services. HALLOWEEN CANDYGRAM FOR YOUR FAVORITE DINGBAT Contact Liz at 292-3278 or Penny at 583-8731 or Ash at 228-1182 by Friday at noon $2.00 The following are the Playoff brackets for IM Rag footbal (as of Mon. 1023) Good Luck to AM Teams Involved! u^Chitta .'THURS5PM FELD1 SpttrtfcBurn. MP- *j FELD2 Y HELD 3 jspeed to Bum FEU) 2 Hof-ian Brewfrew FELD3 UxAKLsgrs FEID1 Gr*yes Diggi ■ RlartGrpata MON 4PM Fit ID 3 Alfita Gamma Omeqai Whirjtesh Express MONiTM , FEL01 SjftnaAWiaEps'br, i wedIIpm FIELD 2 Army ROTC Sigma Chi "A" WED5PM FIELD 1 FINAL STANWNGS FOB IM FUG FOOTBALL SPORTSMANSHIP MEN 1.'Alpha Gamma Omega 8.5 2. Stiver Btlets 13 3. Army ROTC 73 4. Lucky Lagers IS 5. Sigma CH "A" 1.7 6. Pi Kappa Alpha-A' /-6 7. Scabs 'IS 8. Friday Free Agents 7.4 9. Air Force RghSng FaJcons 12 10. Sigma Nu 72 11. Pi Kappa Alpha "B" 7.1 11. Ding Dings 7.1 11. WW Chile Peppers 7.1 14. S.C. Royal Rush 7.0 14.SAE"A" /*) WOMEN VS.B/S 85 2.RA-5 8.3 3.0*Rama's 7.2 "CongratUabonsto Rag Footbal team sportsmardiip winners. Come by the Rec-IM Office to receive mugs for everyone on the team and have your pic¬ ture taken for the SpnngHai-*dbook.We truty appreciate you! I — Black Greeks WED 5 PM FIELD 3 _SA£;A'_ . Applause! Applause! This past week's IMfPepsi Sportsperson of the Week Award goes to Jon Ishikawa, Snoopies, Monday Flag Footbal. In a tight, nail-biting game, last week, Jon kept complete compo¬ sure throughout Whether a call went for or against Jon, he kept a smile on his face and springs in his legs! We recognize and reward such a wonderful attitude. Way to go Jon!! Come by the Rec/IM Office for your commemmorative t-shirt and a picture for the "Wall ot Fame." «A • #Afl| DONT MISS OUT! Teamri*hoYa-rS-a-fl»ZS-w-i-»gc^onrKwteaU Soccer. Men, Women, Coed drvisiens. Deadlm & Wednesday. Nov 1 al 5 00 p.m. Pic* up all m farm al ion and return £ -jn- upG D tne Ftec-M Offca Play is twice s week. OTHER EVENT SIGN-UPS GOING ON NOW: PowerBursI Weight Lifting Contest Friday, Nov. 3 Black Knight Badminton Tournament Thurs & Fri- Nov16&l7. COMING SOON: Nike 3-Point Shoot-Out (Oct. 30) The "Big Game" (Sunday, Nov. 12) Everyone's Getting Involved! Residence HaCs, Sororities, Fraternities, Arnold Air Sodety.** Scabbard and Blade. President Haak; everyone* getting involved with tna Miami Project The second annual teg footbal game, pining the CSUF Army ROTC and Air Force ROTC. willtake otace on Sun.. Nov. 12 at 1.00 pm. on the SoutiGym IM Field, near the Lady Bufidorj Soft¬ ball Damond. Tfw iundraising effort 6 part ol the USF4G Material Collegiate Dnve O Cure Paralysis, with 100% oi ihe proceeds benefitting the Miami Prcied: an intense research and meacal facility dedicated to Sndng'a CURE lor spina) cord paralyss. The Uami Project s sc-ev operated by donaxns 'rom canng people bkejrourselt that -ealizespnalcofd parafyss might happen lo anyone at any time and is most common among peopie ages 18-23. For more ntc*r-,aaon on how you can become involved call the Ree-lm Office 3 294-2526. Also corning a a terrifc Army POTCvs Air Force ROTC Pep RaJym the Free Speech Area cr tfgd..Nrjv.8a1rwoartwill feature ei-NFL AJI-ProDar-yl lamonka! • T-b TSA • PINS • aw -s sHifrra • LICENSE FRAMES 1 • SWEAT PANTS • uuas • HATS • CLCCKS • SHOUTS • BAOS • SCAR'S • 'LAGS • WASTEBASKET3 • STAOtUU BLANKETS • JACKETS ~ AMD UUCH UQtt !U All Fresno Students, Faculty & ID Receive liscounti mi s*s |
