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N, ews The Collegian • May 7,1991 7 Vintage victory The Air Guitar concert, one of the most popular events of Vin¬ tage Days, drew the likes of Janet Jackson, the Beach Boys, Aretha Franklin and M.C. Hammer. Re¬ cently, over 100 CSUF students donned costumes and micro¬ phones, taking the opportunity to lip-synch to their favorite tunes in the amphitheatre. After auditions were held, 12 groups were selected to perform at the Saturday night concert. The winning group, called Circle of One, won a trip for two to Hawaii, and stereo equipment with their rendidtionof M.C. Hammer's "Here Comes the LONDON SEMESTER '92 Now Accepting Applications INFORMATION MEETINGS [Drop in any time during the specified hours| April 24 12;0O-2:OO pm SS 209B April 25 ll:00-LOOpm CU 310 May I 12.30-200 pm CU 309 May 2 May 8 May 9 t;0O-2:30 pm CU 309 12:00-2:00 pm CU 310 IJ 00-1 00 pm CU 302 Experience the Most Exciting Semester of Your College Career. Information meetings are open to all interested students. Individual conferences are available with Carla Millar at the London Semester Office, San Ramon 4, Room 250. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (209) 278 7082 LET'S GET BUSY I Join the USU Productions Team... Applications for the following Coordinator positions are now available! Academic Games Coordinator Comedy Coordinator Concert Coordinator Co-Sponsored Events Coordinator Cultural Events Coordinator Film/Videos Coordinator. Lectures/Speakers Coordinator Leisure Activities Coordinator Outdoor/Recreational Activities Coordinator Performing/Fine Arts Coordinator Social Concerns Coordinator Special Events Coordinator Union Square Coordinator Become involved in scheduling, promoting, producing, and evaluating programs you and other students participate in and enjoy. 'P*0Dl/€r/0NS To apply for a position on the USU Productions Committee, please stop by the Student Activities Office, USU Rm. 306 or call 278-2741 Application Deadline is Wednesday, May 8th • noon Hammer" and "You Can't Touch This.'' Charlie Hunter, 22, com¬ puter science major and group choreographer said that he was thrilled to win in spite of initial doubtsdue to crowd reaction. "1 was really surprised. After we won, people came back and said that people were really ino it, that they weredancingand every¬ thing but all I could see were die first two rows and they were just staring,'' he said.lfs really a good experience. I encourage people to start early," he added. Hunter had been working on the piece since August of last year. STUDENT GRANT PROGRAM 13 grants totaling $5f)00 are now available to students and campus organizations.. Information and application areavailable in USU Room 306 D£ADUMEISMAV3,1«1 . CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY FRESNO Announcement of Minority Advoncomen! ond Grcduole Incentive Program Attention: Minority Students PATRICIA ROBERTS HARRIS FELLOWSHIPS in Arts/Humanities., Education/Human Development, Health/Social Work end Natural Sclwnca Awards up to $10,00 for I2 months lo graduate if vdenf i from traditionol'y underreprejenfed groupt The purpoieof Ihe Minority Advancement and Gradual* Incentive 'MAGIC' Frogromislo tncfeato the numbo of minority Afriton American, Chlcano/lolrno, Native Americon ond Soulheoil Asian students pursuing master's degrees in (he field! noted above. Through Ihii program, ml acted gradual* iludenlt with financial need receive a "otrieio loborti Horrii Fellowship, which may provide op lo HO,000 plui university f««i. ond become rorticiponls in a program of professional enrichment and leadership development ludenti in this program will pursue graduate study on a full-time bolts and will be given Opportunities to network with ocodemie ond procticing professionals in Iheir fold of [ludy from throughout tha notion. Successful fellows may receive additional support For o se¬ cond year of ltudy toward the completion of the malt or' i degree. Call now: 278-2448 (ohtmoont) Division of Gradual* Studies and Research \ tvs 3»., *> CSUF Career Development and Employment Services (Joyal Admin. 256, 278-2381) invites graduating students t6 ATTEND THE CAREER JOB FAIR TOMORROW 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Satellite Student Union Free Parking in Lots J, A and V during Job Fair Only APPROX. 50 Organizations representing • BUSINESS • INDUSTRY • GOVERNMENT- EDUCATION will be available to discuss FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Interview attire Resumes recommended
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Title | 1991_05 The Daily Collegian May 1991 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1991 |
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 | May 7, 1991, Page 7 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1991 |
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 | N, ews The Collegian • May 7,1991 7 Vintage victory The Air Guitar concert, one of the most popular events of Vin¬ tage Days, drew the likes of Janet Jackson, the Beach Boys, Aretha Franklin and M.C. Hammer. Re¬ cently, over 100 CSUF students donned costumes and micro¬ phones, taking the opportunity to lip-synch to their favorite tunes in the amphitheatre. After auditions were held, 12 groups were selected to perform at the Saturday night concert. The winning group, called Circle of One, won a trip for two to Hawaii, and stereo equipment with their rendidtionof M.C. Hammer's "Here Comes the LONDON SEMESTER '92 Now Accepting Applications INFORMATION MEETINGS [Drop in any time during the specified hours| April 24 12;0O-2:OO pm SS 209B April 25 ll:00-LOOpm CU 310 May I 12.30-200 pm CU 309 May 2 May 8 May 9 t;0O-2:30 pm CU 309 12:00-2:00 pm CU 310 IJ 00-1 00 pm CU 302 Experience the Most Exciting Semester of Your College Career. Information meetings are open to all interested students. Individual conferences are available with Carla Millar at the London Semester Office, San Ramon 4, Room 250. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (209) 278 7082 LET'S GET BUSY I Join the USU Productions Team... Applications for the following Coordinator positions are now available! Academic Games Coordinator Comedy Coordinator Concert Coordinator Co-Sponsored Events Coordinator Cultural Events Coordinator Film/Videos Coordinator. Lectures/Speakers Coordinator Leisure Activities Coordinator Outdoor/Recreational Activities Coordinator Performing/Fine Arts Coordinator Social Concerns Coordinator Special Events Coordinator Union Square Coordinator Become involved in scheduling, promoting, producing, and evaluating programs you and other students participate in and enjoy. 'P*0Dl/€r/0NS To apply for a position on the USU Productions Committee, please stop by the Student Activities Office, USU Rm. 306 or call 278-2741 Application Deadline is Wednesday, May 8th • noon Hammer" and "You Can't Touch This.'' Charlie Hunter, 22, com¬ puter science major and group choreographer said that he was thrilled to win in spite of initial doubtsdue to crowd reaction. "1 was really surprised. After we won, people came back and said that people were really ino it, that they weredancingand every¬ thing but all I could see were die first two rows and they were just staring,'' he said.lfs really a good experience. I encourage people to start early," he added. Hunter had been working on the piece since August of last year. STUDENT GRANT PROGRAM 13 grants totaling $5f)00 are now available to students and campus organizations.. Information and application areavailable in USU Room 306 D£ADUMEISMAV3,1«1 . CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY FRESNO Announcement of Minority Advoncomen! ond Grcduole Incentive Program Attention: Minority Students PATRICIA ROBERTS HARRIS FELLOWSHIPS in Arts/Humanities., Education/Human Development, Health/Social Work end Natural Sclwnca Awards up to $10,00 for I2 months lo graduate if vdenf i from traditionol'y underreprejenfed groupt The purpoieof Ihe Minority Advancement and Gradual* Incentive 'MAGIC' Frogromislo tncfeato the numbo of minority Afriton American, Chlcano/lolrno, Native Americon ond Soulheoil Asian students pursuing master's degrees in (he field! noted above. Through Ihii program, ml acted gradual* iludenlt with financial need receive a "otrieio loborti Horrii Fellowship, which may provide op lo HO,000 plui university f««i. ond become rorticiponls in a program of professional enrichment and leadership development ludenti in this program will pursue graduate study on a full-time bolts and will be given Opportunities to network with ocodemie ond procticing professionals in Iheir fold of [ludy from throughout tha notion. Successful fellows may receive additional support For o se¬ cond year of ltudy toward the completion of the malt or' i degree. Call now: 278-2448 (ohtmoont) Division of Gradual* Studies and Research \ tvs 3»., *> CSUF Career Development and Employment Services (Joyal Admin. 256, 278-2381) invites graduating students t6 ATTEND THE CAREER JOB FAIR TOMORROW 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Satellite Student Union Free Parking in Lots J, A and V during Job Fair Only APPROX. 50 Organizations representing • BUSINESS • INDUSTRY • GOVERNMENT- EDUCATION will be available to discuss FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Interview attire Resumes recommended |