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The Daily Collegian
Friday, March 16,1990 Page 5
FESTIVAL
Continued from page 1
fourth year as a peach blossom. 1
do It because it's fun and because
someday I want to be a star." she
said.
They all want to be stars." said
BobPacker.flflh-gradetiMcherand
speech coach for the students of
Sun Empire, "Students come here
to acquire good public speaking
skills; they're getting early train¬
ing and they wont have many of
the hang ups about speaking in
front of crowds like most adults
do," he said.
Packer has participated in the
event for 17 years and he said that
the festival not only makes good
speakers out of the children, but it
teaches them responsibility.
The children choose their own
pieces to recite and they are very
willing to work to perfect their
craft", he said.
Ted Owens, fifth-grade teacher
at Oak Grove Elementary, said his
students are participating because
he believes it's important for chil¬
dren to learn to be independent.
"My kids come every yean we're
trying to find out what motivates
them and what they like. They all
seem to get a kick out of this
festival and this program teaches
them Independence. They basi¬
cally do all of thefrown work. They
select thler own poems and shce-
dulethierownrehearsals.'hesald.
Ten-year-old Vincent Rodriguez
is a fourth-grader at Oak Grove
and he chose to do a rap entitled.
The 404 Shuffle." He rapped his
way Into the Judges' hearts while
grvtng his peers 404 reasons to stay
in school.
Carmen Carey. Judge for festival
and also a student In the Speech
Department said thatmostof the
Judges for the festival are graduate
and undergraduate students who
volunteer to help out In this proj¬
ect
The children are Judged on
preparation, voice articulation,
clarity, gestures, sincerity and
overall performance," she said.
"It's a good experience for the
kids. It's wonderful that they want
to.perform. they're so brave,"said
Carey.
Susie Kallnan, a pre-med stu-
dentatCSUF. said she heard about
the program from speech professor
Dr. George DiesteL
"I'm not a speech maj or. bu r I am
taking a speech course In persua-
slonspeech. I think the program Is
Important for building self-esteem
In children." she said.
"All of the children go away win¬
ners. After their performance, they
are evaluated as being superior.
excellent, good or fair and then
given a certificate for their partici¬
pation," Kallnan said.
The Festival will last through
March 17 and the performance cen¬
ters are open to the public
WOMEN'S BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
J Fourth General Meeting
J Tuesday, March 20th
J Time: 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. AG 109
J SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER
KARLA BUYERS - Systems Analyst A
Fresno Fire Department -**-
California State University, Fresno
on behalf of
The Scholarship Fund for Academic Excellence
cordially invites you to a buffet and wine reception
for ...^,^_.
PROFFESOR ELIE WIESEL
1986 NOBEL PEACE PMZE RECIPIBiNT
Thursday, May 3,1990
6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Residence Dining Hall
California State University, Fresno
Reservations aw limited. Please reply by April 13,1990
Cosb $20 for students
$ 35 for faculty, staff, administration and public
Lecture tickets only for Professor Elie Wiesel will go on
sale at 8:30 a.m. on April 18th*at the University Student
Union Information Desk 278-2078.
For more information about the fund, the lecture or the
reception, please telephone the University Lecture
Series office at 278-2431.
FOR THE RECORD
Errors in the Daily Collegian can be brought to our attention by
calling 278-2487 or writing to us at the*Ceats Campus Building,
California State University, Fresno, Fresno, CA, 93740-0042.
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| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
| 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. |
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| Full-Text-Search | \ The Daily Collegian Friday, March 16,1990 Page 5 FESTIVAL Continued from page 1 fourth year as a peach blossom. 1 do It because it's fun and because someday I want to be a star." she said. They all want to be stars." said BobPacker.flflh-gradetiMcherand speech coach for the students of Sun Empire, "Students come here to acquire good public speaking skills; they're getting early train¬ ing and they wont have many of the hang ups about speaking in front of crowds like most adults do," he said. Packer has participated in the event for 17 years and he said that the festival not only makes good speakers out of the children, but it teaches them responsibility. The children choose their own pieces to recite and they are very willing to work to perfect their craft", he said. Ted Owens, fifth-grade teacher at Oak Grove Elementary, said his students are participating because he believes it's important for chil¬ dren to learn to be independent. "My kids come every yean we're trying to find out what motivates them and what they like. They all seem to get a kick out of this festival and this program teaches them Independence. They basi¬ cally do all of thefrown work. They select thler own poems and shce- dulethierownrehearsals.'hesald. Ten-year-old Vincent Rodriguez is a fourth-grader at Oak Grove and he chose to do a rap entitled. The 404 Shuffle." He rapped his way Into the Judges' hearts while grvtng his peers 404 reasons to stay in school. Carmen Carey. Judge for festival and also a student In the Speech Department said thatmostof the Judges for the festival are graduate and undergraduate students who volunteer to help out In this proj¬ ect The children are Judged on preparation, voice articulation, clarity, gestures, sincerity and overall performance," she said. "It's a good experience for the kids. It's wonderful that they want to.perform. they're so brave,"said Carey. Susie Kallnan, a pre-med stu- dentatCSUF. said she heard about the program from speech professor Dr. George DiesteL "I'm not a speech maj or. bu r I am taking a speech course In persua- slonspeech. I think the program Is Important for building self-esteem In children." she said. "All of the children go away win¬ ners. After their performance, they are evaluated as being superior. excellent, good or fair and then given a certificate for their partici¬ pation," Kallnan said. The Festival will last through March 17 and the performance cen¬ ters are open to the public WOMEN'S BUSINESS ASSOCIATION J Fourth General Meeting J Tuesday, March 20th J Time: 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. AG 109 J SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER KARLA BUYERS - Systems Analyst A Fresno Fire Department -**- California State University, Fresno on behalf of The Scholarship Fund for Academic Excellence cordially invites you to a buffet and wine reception for ...^,^_. PROFFESOR ELIE WIESEL 1986 NOBEL PEACE PMZE RECIPIBiNT Thursday, May 3,1990 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Residence Dining Hall California State University, Fresno Reservations aw limited. Please reply by April 13,1990 Cosb $20 for students $ 35 for faculty, staff, administration and public Lecture tickets only for Professor Elie Wiesel will go on sale at 8:30 a.m. on April 18th*at the University Student Union Information Desk 278-2078. For more information about the fund, the lecture or the reception, please telephone the University Lecture Series office at 278-2431. FOR THE RECORD Errors in the Daily Collegian can be brought to our attention by calling 278-2487 or writing to us at the*Ceats Campus Building, California State University, Fresno, Fresno, CA, 93740-0042. YOGURT ICECREAM SMOOTHIES DEU SANDWICHES Open Daily 10:30am-U:00pm Corner of Cedar * Shaw 227-0303 WE'RE STILL THE ONE!!! It's time to sign up for the 1990 Vintage Days VintathlonM! PACKETS AVAILABLE NOWII PICK THEM UP AT THE USU RM. 306. SUPPORTED BY: J. WW'S NEWS Come enjoy year-round resort living, beautiful landscaping and recreational facilities to fit your lifestyle. Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments The Californian Ask about our Manager's Special Comer Bulldog & 9th st. OPEN 7 DAYS 226-7383 |
