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recreation office," Koch said.
"A studenl assistant working in Ihc
office gave them my home phone num -
bcr withouimy knowledge," Koch said.
"Pretty soon I was getting calls at
home from students asking mc what
ihey should study for the test," Koch
said. "I told them that I was not giving
them information on whal io study and
1 couldn't believe they would call mc at
home io ask me lhat"
Dr. John Caglc. chair of Speech
department, had simliar problems.
"I no longer give oul my number in
class because I have voice mail. Thai
way, students can gel in touch w iih me
without calling mc ai home."
Caglc hopes in lime students and
teachers will be able to communicate
through E-mail, thus eliminating problems of miscommunicauon between
ihem
o make il clear
:>ui their phone
"Teachers need it
why ihcy arc giving
number."
"If it's just for emergencies and not
for homework, that's fine, as long as
they lcl lhc students know."
Library
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the Provost have funded the activity
room.
CSU Foundauon has contributed
$7,500 to furnish the library's activity
room and thc Provost will fund lhe
studenl positions.
Because the activity room is free of
library and studenl govemmenl funds.
Shweiki predicts the activity room will
be around for a long time because it
will mostlikcly not suffer budget cuts.
Shwciki said they arc looking
foward lo having another room built
with the new addition of iheMadden
library.
According to Michael Gorman, the
library dean, lhe expansion of the library has been postponed because of
the Northridge earthquake, which severely damaged CSUF's sister college.        I
Since most of lhc campus buildings
are uasafc lo enter, Northridge students attend classes in portable trailers.
CSU construcuon funds will be
going io lhc Northridge campus for
rebuilding.
Joining sports offers relief
s cither,"
Hadi YazdanPanah/INSIGHT
As he races for the ball, Sweden's Anders Limpar (center) feels the heat on both sides from Mexico's
Alberto Garcia Aspe (lefl) and Benjamin Gallando.
m^^^^—^i*^^^^*^^^    m^^m^m*^ "     "Wc will certainly build a room spe
cifically made for thc children's activity room when lhc library iscxpanded,"
Gorman said.
Students with children are not the
only ones who will benefit from ihc
project
According to Shweiki, those studenls who do not have children will not
be bothered by children who arc bored
and distracting.
"Those students who are in the reading program will also benefit from lhc
project," shc said.
"Because Ihcj can use their volunteer time for class credit"
Shwciki said that there has been
support for thc activity room from bolh
student government and the library,
although some Reality senators do not
support it.
"They don't believe children should
be on this campus."said Joel Eancs,
Reality Senator. '"I'm just concerned
aboul the potential noise of little children in the library."
Shweiki said the library has been
supportive.
"Dean Gorman and Gail Grogan
have been extremely supportive and
helpful and have given lots of advice."
"I'm very happy to house it here,"
said Gorman.
By Bryce Westover	
StaffWriter
Looking for a way to relieve the
built up stress from those new classes
this semester? For students interested
in team competition, bul not excited
about competing for a spot on the
school's NCAA learns, the university's
intramural and recreational ^^^^_
programs might be thc answer.
"Thc intramural pro-
gramsand rcc rcational services give students some
.:_. „ fm,,, iheir hex-
tic school schedules," said
Valeric Valverde,campus
recreational scrvicescoor-
dinator.
"Not many students
know aboul these acuvit
Valverde said.
The intramural programs have a lot
to offer studenls, Valverde said. Most
sludents don'i realize the diversity of
sports they can choose from.
In thc fall, intramural programs include flag football and volleyball. In
thc spring, students can play basketball and softball. Thc intramural program is on campus.
Thc program is funded by thc stu-
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ihcm have never been io a university
before."
"Not only is it a good experience for
thechildrcn. bul it is very rewarding for
the students who judge and help out
duringthcfcstival."Badcnschcr added.
For many CSUF studenls, judging,
announcing or escorting at thc festival
is required in most speech classes during iheir regularly scheduled class peri ods.
Thc forensics teams also assist
They pitch in and sell commemorative T-shirts to all of thc visitors on
campus.
CSUF athletes also are present
Athletes arc busy autographing T-
shirts and encouraging children to stay
in school and come to CSUF in the
future.
"When I came in fourth grade, wc
thought the college students were so
smart and our goals were to be jusl like
them." Mansour said.
Now more ihan 85.(XX) children
have participated in lhe festival within
the last 35 years.
Teachers said they also arc amazed
at how many of them have later become CSUF students.
The festival is expected raise nearly
S 10,000 in entry fees and T-shirt sales,
according to festival officials.
dents who play. A S50 fee is all that is
required to join.
If a person can get five friends together, the cost can be pretty cheap per
person, Valverde said.
Even if the student is thc only person
who wants to play, they can slill pui
their name on a free agent sheet This
will place ihcm on one of the other
available teams.
It's a lot of fun and a great
way to stay in shape,"
" ulvtrue, i^o *jr
"It's a lot of fun and a great way to
stay in shape," shc said. "There are coed learns, too."
Students are able to meet a lot of
people this way. she added.
If intramural team sports is not your
thing, shc said, then maybe thc recreational program is.
Admission is free for students with
valid school identification. For those
^^_ without one, thc cost is S2
^^^^^  per day.
Thc program gives students free time to use thc
sports facilities.
"There is quite a choice
loo." Valverde said.
   y un i ik   . -
from basketball, volley ball,
recreational services coordinator rackettaii, badminton,
Students need not worry about their
^kill level. Thc teams are divided up
bctwccniwoskill levels. Thatway.ihc
teams are more competitive with each
other.
There is also extra benefits from the
fees of lhc intramurals.
Thc excess proceeds arc used to
help fund student employment
Valverde said thc intramural sports
are a lot of fun and she would encourage everyone to come oul and sign up.
wcightlifting, swimmingor
^^^^m just using thc open fields
around the campus," shc said.
These services arc a great way for
sludents to get out of ihc apartment, she
said.
They also hclpsludcnts get inshapc,
lose weight and build muscle tone, as
well as relieve all thai built up stress.
For more information, contact
Valverde at 278-2526.
Updated weekly schedules of lhc
free recreational limes arc available in
thc North Gym, Room 109.
Karen Toth/INSIGHT
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down with the ball while Ignacio Ambriz races to help as Sweden's
Hakan Milld tries to kick it away.
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