1990_11 The Daily Collegian November 1990

              Thursday, Nov. 1, 1990
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The Associated Students Inc.
will hold Club Awareness Day
on the balcony-.of the University
Student Union from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Your club may still sign up
for a table. Inquire in the ASI
Office. USU 316,. phone 278-
2656. For more information, call
Senator Care,n Thomas at the
ASI Office.
The Fresno State Chess Club
will meet from I to 3 p.m. to
the University Student \mlon
bowling alley. All chess players
welcome. For details about
these and future Chess Club
events, call 278-3182 or 225-
0387.
Guest speaker Laurie Woods of
the California Buseau of Narcot¬
ics will discuss drug problems '
in the California at 4p.m. In    >
USU. Room 311. The discussion
is sponsored by Lambda Alpha
Epsilon, the criminology
fraternity. All students are
welcome. For details, call 294-
J0672..
Guest speaker Phil Cisneros
will discuss the School of Edu#
cation credential requirements
a( the C.I,. A.S.E. (Chicano-
Latino Association of Student
Educators) meeting from 4:30
to 5:30 p.m: In USU 310. For
more information, call 224-5787
or 229-2809.
Andrew Massey, conductor of
the Fresno Philharmonic Or¬
chestra, will lecture on "The,
Architectonic Structures of
Bruckner's Symphony #8" in the
Wahlberg Recital Hall at 1:10
p.m.
The Academic Policy and
Planning Committee will meet
in Main Cafetria 203 at 2:15
p.m,      ,-.
Linguistics Colloquium: Elisa¬
beth Haggblade of Linguistics
will speak on "The Semantic Re¬
lationship Between Simples and
Satellite in Motion Verbs of
English, German and French" in
Peters Building 390 at 2 p.m.
WBA (Women's Business Asso¬
ciation) will have a general
meeting in McLane Hall 221
from 6:30 tb 7:30 p.m. Members
and guests are welcome.
Smithsonian Lecture: Derek
Elliot,.assistant curator for
the National Air and Space
Museum, will speak on 'Living
and Working In Space" in the
Satellite Student Union at 7
p.m. General admission Is $4.
CSUF students admitted free.
^Ecology Club
prepares to set
recycling bins
Nov. 2
Smithsonian Lecture: Michael
Robinson, director of theWa-
tlonal Zoological Park," will
speak on The Fate of the
Tropical Rainforest" in the
Satellite Student Union. 7 p.m.   '
General admission is $4. free
for CSUF students.
Volleyball: CSUF-Vs. Santa
Barbara. N'orth Gym, 7:30 p.m.
"Reckless" by Craig Lucas will
be presented Nov. 2-4 and 7-
11 in the Arena Theatre. Ticket
reservations can be made
through the University Theatre.
Box Office. Ext. 82216.
KENNEL BOOKSTORE
CAMPUS VIDEO CENTER
NEWRELEASES
$2.50 WEEKENDS
$2.00 WEEKDAYS
ALL OTHER MOVIES
$1.00 DAILY
By Debbie Richards
COLLEGIAN STAFF WRITER
that will contain bins for either alumi¬
num cans, newspaper, or white paper
alone. Most of the bins In the secondary
1 areas will be for aluminum can recy-
Delivcring on a promise to them-   cling only, but the final decision of
selves and the campus community, the   which bins to put In a particular area
Ecology Club at CSUF Is In the process   will be made by the club based on their
.   of starting a program to provide bins   expectations of what kind of trash will
around campus for recycling alumi-   most likely be generated In the area,
num cans, newspaper and white paper.       The club has drilled holes In the
Inspired by a successful, long-term  bottom of the bins and plans to chain
recycling effort by the men's track and   them to the nearest lamppost In each
v   cross country teams, the club's Involve-   area as a deterrent to people whojnlght
\ ment will begin on the weekend of Nov.   steal the blns.^hewever the club Is not
I 10 When they set bins at several loca-   concemedaboutthepossibllltyofpeople
| tions on campus. stealing the contents of the bins.
"We'vebeentossing this Idea around       rrhe bins Just help to separate the
; since the club started a year ago." said   trash and encourage recycling In that
>club President Krtstl Hutchinson. way.^said Ishlkawa. "It doesn't'matter
"We have been working specifically   thoughlfpeople take what's Inside. In
on the recycling program since the   the end It will be recycled anyway. If
beginning of the semester." she said,   scavengers want to take the cans or
"We have a real enthusiasUc group of .whatever, that's fine with us."
students  this semester and they've       Estes.maintains an optimisUc attl-
worked really hard. Ilea real excited   tude in the face of Kls experience with
about It." . -   the recycling bins maintained by his
The 43 bins that will be used (or the   team on Barstow Avenue west of O'Neill
recycling were obtained as a donation   Park*
.    from Pepsi Cola. The bins are normally       "You wouldn't believe what people
used to store the soft drink syrup. put in bins that are clearly marked for
Members of the club cut holes in the   something else." said Esles>;it has to
tops of the bins — which are about the   be a conscientious effort.
size of a regular trash can and are of        "Separation at the beginning of the
sturdy plasUc — and painted them to   flow makes our job a whole lot easier."
designate the items to be deposited In   he said. "The aluminum should be In
them. The bins for aluminum are Ugly   the aluminum bins, newspaper in die
blue, for newspaper green and for white   newspaper bins. etc. There's only so
paper, while. much manpower we can supply. If we
, The club's plans for [he placement of   have to spend lime separating It's to-
the bins were drawn lrom a map given   tally inefficient." ^-^
tc them by Red Estes. die head coach of       Estes said that the only way for the
• die men's track and cross courtuy" teams   Ecology Club recycling to be successful
and coordinator of the 8-year-old team   is with careful and constant monitoring
recycling program. The map notes high   of what's in the bins at all times and an
traffic areas, deemed by club members   attitude that people don't know much -
as good prospects for a large recycling' about recycling
response. "Just because you put [binsf-out
Yoriko Ishikawa, the head of the there. It doesn't mean people an
recycling committee for the Ecology to automatically be recyclers." he said.
Club, outlined the seven primary target "It's a matter of educaUon."
areas as follows: the area between the The Ecology Club sees the bins as a
University Student Union, bookstore good opportunity to educate the cam-
and fountain: the area between the Free-s pus community about the Importance
Speech Area and the library: the area of recycling. "Everybody needs to be
between the Social Science and the concerned about this." said Hutchln-
Educalion Psychology buildings; near   son-,
the Checkers Cafe by the Satellite Stu- "We all breathe'the same air [and]
dent Union; by the fountain in the Pe- drink the same water. [We] have to be
ters Business Building: between the conscious of the environment. Doing
West Engineering and East Engineer- something for the environment con-
|L ing buildings: and in front of the Joyal cems everybody, their food, their water
Administration building. and their air. We can have it clean or
There are also several secondary sites  dirty." she said.
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