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Page 12
April 13,1994
Jeremy Cloud/Special to INSIGHT
Fresno State went 2 for 3 in the series aganist the Rainbows
Insivht
278-5954
LETTERS
THE EDITOR
SEND TO:
CSUF-Mail stop 10
or
Drop them by thc
INSIGHT
office-MCKEE FISK RM 240
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• Access 7 days a week
• Units from garage to closet size
• Electrical security
• Resident managers
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Between Marks & Van Ness
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Entertainment Special !!!
DON WRIGHT & FRIENDS
Thursday, April 14
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
COFFEES
ENTREES
Espresso (single)
(double)
Cappuccino
Cafe Mocha
Cafe" au Lait
Hot Chocolate
(with wipped cream)
Folgers *
$ 1.25
$1.75
$1.75
$1.95
$1.75
$ 1.95 .
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Featuring Biscotri
Hot Soup in a Boule $ 2.85
Pinwheel (Turkey) $ 2.95
Chicken Salad in Croissant $ 2.95
Tuna Salad in Croissant $ 2.95
Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich $ 2.95
Sandwiches served
with Angel Hair Pasta or Cole Slaw
Leader
Track
Continued from Page 10 Continued from Page 10
Perkins also explained that since
CSUF joined the Western Athletic
Conference there arc fewer home
games.
If the scheduling is right, he is able
to go. Games ai Sacramento and UOP
are more difficult to attend due to the
distance and overnight trips.
Perkins has a talent for making him-
selfknown to thc crowd. At most of the
games hc does a warm-up cheer to get
to know who is in the audience.
"This routine has been done for a
long timeamongcheerleaders,"hcsaid.
"On the count of three, lhe crowd savs
ihcir first name, then their last name,
then their whole name together. Another popular one among the crowd is
thc competition cheer where we
say,'How do you feel?Thc crowd
responds/We feel good,oh, wc feci so
good. Yea!' This really gets people in
the mood. Then, for thc rest of the
game, I just go with the ebb and flow of
thc score."
The events include the 100-, 400-
and 1,500-meier runs; the 110-meter
hurdles; the shot put; the discus throw;
the javelin throw; the broad jump; the
high jump; and the pole vault.
Because of the wide range of athletic skills necessary to win a decathlon, the winner is considered one of the
world's greatest athletes, according to
Fresno City College track coach Gary
Bluth.
"He will be one of the top decathlon
athletes in the state of California at the
community college level," Bluih said.
"Ke'soneof the NorCal leaders in both
hurdle races.
Bigham represented Fresno City
College in four events last Saturday at
the Fresno Relays. His time in the 1 IOmeter hurdles (14.90) was a personal
best for him and won him second place.
He also placed third in the javelin
throw, and fourth in the 400-meter
hurdles. His high jump attempt was
hampered by a muscle strain, which
also kept him from participating in the
1600-meter relay event later that
evening.
Bigham said he never really participated in any sports until high school He
got into track and field and stayed with
He participated on the FCC team in
his first year in college just out of high
school. Then he had to take two years
off from school and sports to work.
After two years out of competition,
he came back as strong as he ever was,
according to Bluth.
"He's back on top again. He made
it to the state meet three years ago.
Then, the amazing thing is, after two
years off. he came back at the same
level," said Bluth.
to transfer in a year, bul he hasn'i
decided where he will go yet. He said
he definitely plans to look for a school
which track and field program has a
strong focus on decathlons.
He will participate in the upcoming
NorCal Decathlon inSalinas. After that
it's on to the state championships in
mid-May.
CASINO NIGHT NEEDS YOU!!
CASINO NIGHT IS APRIL 21 DURING
VINTAGE DAYS 94
• DEALERS NEEDED for 2 or 4 hour shifts 7-11 p.m.
(poker, black jack, roulette, craps)
•/VOLUNTEERS to handle bets placed for horse racing
• COCKTAIL SERVERS are also needed
• TOURNAMENTS in pool and bowling will run from
8-10 p.m. Sign up by April 14
Deadline for sign-ups (except tournaments) is April 15. Mandatory meetings
scheduled for April 14 and April 18. Sign-up sheets available in USU 306.
Any questions call 278-2741, or stop by USU 306
Escucha...
La
92.1 FM
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Title	1994_04 Insight April 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

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Title	012_Insight Apr 13 1994 p 12
Alternative Title	Insight (California State University, Fresno)
Publication Date	1994
Full-Text-Search	Page 12 April 13,1994 Jeremy Cloud/Special to INSIGHT Fresno State went 2 for 3 in the series aganist the Rainbows Insivht 278-5954 LETTERS THE EDITOR SEND TO: CSUF-Mail stop 10 or Drop them by thc INSIGHT office-MCKEE FISK RM 240 STORAGE AS LOW AS $12.00 • Access 7 days a week • Units from garage to closet size • Electrical security • Resident managers • Free use of dollies and carts Shaw I Thrifty Mini Storage 222-7479 2633 W Shaw Ave Between Marks & Van Ness Mini Storage 226-6655 4420 N Blackstone Ave. Between Ashlan & Gettysbu g PSYCHIC PALM READER^ Everyone ^edsaPAAL. It ^■^^, Stay protected with the PAAL, Quorum s Personal Attack Alarm that blasts 103dB (min ) when you simply pull the pin. Choose ether lhe standard or sports model Carry il to school, the mall, the park, wlrercwr uxj go PAAL lets ou a cry for help whenever you need il. And only Quorum gives you that kind of lech- ** nology and security Call 432-2949 ({\[)r\ •C-.ody .»Won»n. Ha xl II ""•"■- •J",0o,» 3U[- •M.rrl.s. • Sfx»jH Abu, I 7 DAYS A WEEK 314f^wleRrESNO ST (209) 834-9180 La Valid only: 3-19-1994 • 7:00 -10:00 p.m,« UNIVERSITY COFFEEHOUSE & PUB Entertainment Special !!! DON WRIGHT & FRIENDS Thursday, April 14 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. COFFEES ENTREES Espresso (single) (double) Cappuccino Cafe Mocha Cafe" au Lait Hot Chocolate (with wipped cream) Folgers * $ 1.25 $1.75 $1.75 $1.95 $1.75 $ 1.95 . $0.55 Featuring Biscotri Hot Soup in a Boule $ 2.85 Pinwheel (Turkey) $ 2.95 Chicken Salad in Croissant $ 2.95 Tuna Salad in Croissant $ 2.95 Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich $ 2.95 Sandwiches served with Angel Hair Pasta or Cole Slaw Leader Track Continued from Page 10 Continued from Page 10 Perkins also explained that since CSUF joined the Western Athletic Conference there arc fewer home games. If the scheduling is right, he is able to go. Games ai Sacramento and UOP are more difficult to attend due to the distance and overnight trips. Perkins has a talent for making him- selfknown to thc crowd. At most of the games hc does a warm-up cheer to get to know who is in the audience. "This routine has been done for a long timeamongcheerleaders,"hcsaid. "On the count of three, lhe crowd savs ihcir first name, then their last name, then their whole name together. Another popular one among the crowd is thc competition cheer where we say,'How do you feel?Thc crowd responds/We feel good,oh, wc feci so good. Yea!' This really gets people in the mood. Then, for thc rest of the game, I just go with the ebb and flow of thc score." The events include the 100-, 400- and 1,500-meier runs; the 110-meter hurdles; the shot put; the discus throw; the javelin throw; the broad jump; the high jump; and the pole vault. Because of the wide range of athletic skills necessary to win a decathlon, the winner is considered one of the world's greatest athletes, according to Fresno City College track coach Gary Bluth. "He will be one of the top decathlon athletes in the state of California at the community college level," Bluih said. "Ke'soneof the NorCal leaders in both hurdle races. Bigham represented Fresno City College in four events last Saturday at the Fresno Relays. His time in the 1 IOmeter hurdles (14.90) was a personal best for him and won him second place. He also placed third in the javelin throw, and fourth in the 400-meter hurdles. His high jump attempt was hampered by a muscle strain, which also kept him from participating in the 1600-meter relay event later that evening. Bigham said he never really participated in any sports until high school He got into track and field and stayed with He participated on the FCC team in his first year in college just out of high school. Then he had to take two years off from school and sports to work. After two years out of competition, he came back as strong as he ever was, according to Bluth. "He's back on top again. He made it to the state meet three years ago. Then, the amazing thing is, after two years off. he came back at the same level," said Bluth. to transfer in a year, bul he hasn'i decided where he will go yet. He said he definitely plans to look for a school which track and field program has a strong focus on decathlons. He will participate in the upcoming NorCal Decathlon inSalinas. After that it's on to the state championships in mid-May. CASINO NIGHT NEEDS YOU!! CASINO NIGHT IS APRIL 21 DURING VINTAGE DAYS 94 • DEALERS NEEDED for 2 or 4 hour shifts 7-11 p.m. (poker, black jack, roulette, craps) •/VOLUNTEERS to handle bets placed for horse racing • COCKTAIL SERVERS are also needed • TOURNAMENTS in pool and bowling will run from 8-10 p.m. Sign up by April 14 Deadline for sign-ups (except tournaments) is April 15. Mandatory meetings scheduled for April 14 and April 18. Sign-up sheets available in USU 306. Any questions call 278-2741, or stop by USU 306 Escucha... La 92.1 FM NO, NO, NO... OTRO MUNDO!

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