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March 2,1994
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Events
Drama major Gary Carter tries for a part i
Ken Koller/INSIGHT
i the upcoming production of "Joe Turner."
RADIO BILINGVE'S
;VIVA EL MAR1ACHI! FESTIVAL
Sunday, March 13 Noon-5p.m.
Fresno Convention Center, Selland Arena
Tickets: $20, $15, $5,
Children under 12 S1 [(ilWOI
Sold at Convention Center, l!Liy~/.*-==:l
BASS Outlets
For more information call:
498-6979
r
\yS MARIACHI MUSIC
AND FOLKLORIC DANCE
J WORKSHOPS
Saturday, March 12 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.n
Hanshaw Middle School
Tickets: $10 (includes lunch t
and festival entrance)
For more information call:
498-6961
CSUF OPERA WORKSHOP
SPRING '94 PRODUCTION
Three One-Act Operas
Puccini's Suor Angelica
Mozart's The Impressario
Menotti's The Telephone
Friday March 18 &
Saturday March 19, 8 p.m. -\/***
Vocal Performance Hall
CSUF New Music Building
Tickets: $8, Seniors and Students $5
For tickets call 278-2654 or buy at door
r H.E3NG "rr'it'y'E EXPERIENCE
Wine tasting to benefit
CSUF Ag Scholarships,
featuring over 55 California wineries.
catered by Fresno area restaurants
Sunday, March 20 4-7 p.m.
Holiday Inn Centre Plaza
Tickets: $30
For more information call: Jr
278-3665 or 298-8552 sj
Marijuana legalization
sparks up on campus
^ropljete-si
By Andriana Doukas
StaffWriter
"I would like to sec marijuana
grown in peoples backyards. It is
criminal lhat people are not allowed
to."
So said Jack Hcrer and other supporters of
One of thc pnmary reasons is that
marijuana is the most useful plant on
earth.
"Il used io make ropes, diapers,
sailcloth's, bibles and more. Hemp
can outlast most fibers by 20 years,
and is four times warmer than cotton," Hcrer said.
marijuana legal.
"It's a strong fiber that everyone
could benefit from, it's environmentally sound and thai is a great reason
to support it."
Hcrer agreed.
"It is criminal not to leach hemp,"
he said. One hundred years ago you
would leam
"It's a strong fiber that everyone could benefit from, it's environmentally sound and
that is a great reason to support it"
— Tony, CSUF supporter of the
legalization of marijuana
visit to
campus last
gain support for
their ballot
initiative.
Thc Van
Nuys orga-
nization.
H.E.M.P.. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
another
name for marijuana. ThesupporierscamcioCSUFwiih
Thc initiative would allow people clothing,booksand music. Somestu-
21 years and older to transport, dis- dents swarmed die table interested in
tribute or consume marijuana for thc initiative; others left disgusted,
medical, indusirialand personal rca- Withopinionsasidc.somcsiudcnts
sons. -<^ liked the clothes made out of hemp
Thc initiative needs 385,000 sig- and left with hats and shins.
natures by April 20and the volunteers Mike Williams, an opponent of thc
for the effort have gathered at least
100,000.
'The response at Fresno Sate has
been greal," said one of thc volunteers for the marijuana initiative.
Thc organization argues several
reasons why marijuana should be legal.
initiauvc, laughed at thc group.
"I find it humorous that ihcy arc
trying so hard, it will never pass, our
society isn't ready for thai yet." hc
said as hc listened to thc group.
But other students disagreed.
Toney, who asked to remain anony-
mous, said it would be great to see
possibilities.
According to the supporters, hemp
has some 50,000 commercial uses,
including paper, food, fuel, cordage,
fabrication, pharmaceutical medicines, textile and agricultural.
But slill students who listened patiently to the supporters slill lefl
unconvinced.
"My brother used to smoke marijuana and I couldn'l stand it. After a
while I could really sec that the marijuana affected him. It really scared
me and for thai reason alone I don"t
want u legal," said Marsha Kelley,a
senior marketing major.
The Prophetess merges sight
and sound at Cadillac Club
By Nina Momjian
StaffWriter
Los Angeles based band Thc
Prophetess will be appearing ai the
Cadillac Club in an all-ages show.
Thc Prophetess plays guitar-on-
entcd modem rock music, influenced
by lhc underground Darkwavc movement in Europe and England.
This sound can be described as a
post-punk interpretauonof the 1970s
an rock styles, heavy with mysucal
imagery and psychadclic guitar lines.
Thc Prophetess has released a self-
titled CD, which is distributed by
Caroline Records.
They also have two previously released cassettes that have rccieved
international airplay on underground
and college radio stations.
Lead singer and keyboardist/guitarist Mark Hawks is fully conscious
of the band's purpose when performing.
"Wc don't want to just stand there
likemannequinsandpumpoutscxind,"
hc explains, "Wc want to give our
fans a total experience. Wc want to
create moods and atmospheres with
each song. How wc effect thc audience is very important to us."
Thc Prophetess will perform at
Cadillac Club tomorrow night at 9:30
p.m. and doors open at 9 p.m. Admission is S4 and will also include a
performance by local band Thc
Shroud. For more information call
431-7750.
CHINA STATION
Finest Authentic Chinese Cuisine
Now ThREE Locations To Serve You
Campus
Student Union
(Basement)
■
J
B
Stadium
CSUF
Catering Welcome
Please contact Jason
Tel: Gtoo) 431-4060
Fast Food &
Food To Go
1768 E. Barstow
Tel: (209) 431-4060
Menu Dining &
Food To Go
3045 E. Ashlan
Tel: (209) 224-8122
I
CHINA STATION
SO CentS OFF For
Every Purchase Over
it.
Valid at #x and #2 only.
CHINA STATION
10% OFF For Any
Purchase.
Valid at #1 and #2 only.
INSIGHT
ADVERTISING
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
Experience our
1 IIEDROOM LOFI or THE ULTIMATE IN SHARED LIVING
in our Double Studio. YOU SHARE ONLY THE KITCHEN.
Your Studio u TOTALLY PR1VATEI
I Weight Room
I Bailiccuc Areas
I Pool and Spa
I Bicycle Racks
1475 Bulldog Lnnc 229-8556
V LOCATED PETWEEN BARSTOW AND SHAW WEST OF CEDAR
THE THAI , Sup*rt~^""c
Tl O\J 3 fc j£ For reservation* call
3185 Willow Ave. ^o_. 292-5774
Clovis, CA 93612
Willow and Ashlan
DRUNK DRIVING DOESN'T
JUSTKILLDRUNKDRIVERS.
Alonzo Drake, killed S/17/91 at
1053pm on Robbins Rd., Harvest, AL.
driving drunk, do whatever it takes to
stop him. Because if he kills innocent
people, how will you live wtth yourself?
Object Description
| Title | 1994_03 Insight March 1994 |
| Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Dept. of Journalism, California State University, Fresno. |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
| Description | Weekly during the school year. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 8 1969-v. 29, no. 23 (May 13, 1998, issue. Title from masthead. Merged with Daily collegian. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodials |
| Contributors | California State University, Fresno Dept. of Journalism |
| Coverage | October 8, 1969 - May 13, 1998 |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi, TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | 007_Insight Mar 02 1994 p 7 |
| Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
| Full-Text-Search | March 2,1994 Page 7 ^<^C_ ^1 c:sl/i- — jT/vs/c;/// <&> Events Drama major Gary Carter tries for a part i Ken Koller/INSIGHT i the upcoming production of "Joe Turner." RADIO BILINGVE'S ;VIVA EL MAR1ACHI! FESTIVAL Sunday, March 13 Noon-5p.m. Fresno Convention Center, Selland Arena Tickets: $20, $15, $5, Children under 12 S1 [(ilWOI Sold at Convention Center, l!Liy~/.*-==:l BASS Outlets For more information call: 498-6979 r \yS MARIACHI MUSIC AND FOLKLORIC DANCE J WORKSHOPS Saturday, March 12 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.n Hanshaw Middle School Tickets: $10 (includes lunch t and festival entrance) For more information call: 498-6961 CSUF OPERA WORKSHOP SPRING '94 PRODUCTION Three One-Act Operas Puccini's Suor Angelica Mozart's The Impressario Menotti's The Telephone Friday March 18 & Saturday March 19, 8 p.m. -\/*** Vocal Performance Hall CSUF New Music Building Tickets: $8, Seniors and Students $5 For tickets call 278-2654 or buy at door r H.E3NG "rr'it'y'E EXPERIENCE Wine tasting to benefit CSUF Ag Scholarships, featuring over 55 California wineries. catered by Fresno area restaurants Sunday, March 20 4-7 p.m. Holiday Inn Centre Plaza Tickets: $30 For more information call: Jr 278-3665 or 298-8552 sj Marijuana legalization sparks up on campus ^ropljete-si By Andriana Doukas StaffWriter "I would like to sec marijuana grown in peoples backyards. It is criminal lhat people are not allowed to." So said Jack Hcrer and other supporters of One of thc pnmary reasons is that marijuana is the most useful plant on earth. "Il used io make ropes, diapers, sailcloth's, bibles and more. Hemp can outlast most fibers by 20 years, and is four times warmer than cotton," Hcrer said. marijuana legal. "It's a strong fiber that everyone could benefit from, it's environmentally sound and thai is a great reason to support it." Hcrer agreed. "It is criminal not to leach hemp," he said. One hundred years ago you would leam "It's a strong fiber that everyone could benefit from, it's environmentally sound and that is a great reason to support it" — Tony, CSUF supporter of the legalization of marijuana visit to campus last gain support for their ballot initiative. Thc Van Nuys orga- nization. H.E.M.P.. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- another name for marijuana. ThesupporierscamcioCSUFwiih Thc initiative would allow people clothing,booksand music. Somestu- 21 years and older to transport, dis- dents swarmed die table interested in tribute or consume marijuana for thc initiative; others left disgusted, medical, indusirialand personal rca- Withopinionsasidc.somcsiudcnts sons. -<^ liked the clothes made out of hemp Thc initiative needs 385,000 sig- and left with hats and shins. natures by April 20and the volunteers Mike Williams, an opponent of thc for the effort have gathered at least 100,000. 'The response at Fresno Sate has been greal," said one of thc volunteers for the marijuana initiative. Thc organization argues several reasons why marijuana should be legal. initiauvc, laughed at thc group. "I find it humorous that ihcy arc trying so hard, it will never pass, our society isn't ready for thai yet." hc said as hc listened to thc group. But other students disagreed. Toney, who asked to remain anony- mous, said it would be great to see possibilities. According to the supporters, hemp has some 50,000 commercial uses, including paper, food, fuel, cordage, fabrication, pharmaceutical medicines, textile and agricultural. But slill students who listened patiently to the supporters slill lefl unconvinced. "My brother used to smoke marijuana and I couldn'l stand it. After a while I could really sec that the marijuana affected him. It really scared me and for thai reason alone I don"t want u legal," said Marsha Kelley,a senior marketing major. The Prophetess merges sight and sound at Cadillac Club By Nina Momjian StaffWriter Los Angeles based band Thc Prophetess will be appearing ai the Cadillac Club in an all-ages show. Thc Prophetess plays guitar-on- entcd modem rock music, influenced by lhc underground Darkwavc movement in Europe and England. This sound can be described as a post-punk interpretauonof the 1970s an rock styles, heavy with mysucal imagery and psychadclic guitar lines. Thc Prophetess has released a self- titled CD, which is distributed by Caroline Records. They also have two previously released cassettes that have rccieved international airplay on underground and college radio stations. Lead singer and keyboardist/guitarist Mark Hawks is fully conscious of the band's purpose when performing. "Wc don't want to just stand there likemannequinsandpumpoutscxind," hc explains, "Wc want to give our fans a total experience. Wc want to create moods and atmospheres with each song. How wc effect thc audience is very important to us." Thc Prophetess will perform at Cadillac Club tomorrow night at 9:30 p.m. and doors open at 9 p.m. Admission is S4 and will also include a performance by local band Thc Shroud. For more information call 431-7750. CHINA STATION Finest Authentic Chinese Cuisine Now ThREE Locations To Serve You Campus Student Union (Basement) ■ J B Stadium CSUF Catering Welcome Please contact Jason Tel: Gtoo) 431-4060 Fast Food & Food To Go 1768 E. Barstow Tel: (209) 431-4060 Menu Dining & Food To Go 3045 E. Ashlan Tel: (209) 224-8122 I CHINA STATION SO CentS OFF For Every Purchase Over it. Valid at #x and #2 only. CHINA STATION 10% OFF For Any Purchase. Valid at #1 and #2 only. INSIGHT ADVERTISING FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Experience our 1 IIEDROOM LOFI or THE ULTIMATE IN SHARED LIVING in our Double Studio. YOU SHARE ONLY THE KITCHEN. Your Studio u TOTALLY PR1VATEI I Weight Room I Bailiccuc Areas I Pool and Spa I Bicycle Racks 1475 Bulldog Lnnc 229-8556 V LOCATED PETWEEN BARSTOW AND SHAW WEST OF CEDAR THE THAI , Sup*rt~^""c Tl O\J 3 fc j£ For reservation* call 3185 Willow Ave. ^o_. 292-5774 Clovis, CA 93612 Willow and Ashlan DRUNK DRIVING DOESN'T JUSTKILLDRUNKDRIVERS. Alonzo Drake, killed S/17/91 at 1053pm on Robbins Rd., Harvest, AL. driving drunk, do whatever it takes to stop him. Because if he kills innocent people, how will you live wtth yourself? |
