1992_03 Insight March 1992

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Dash for the green
St Patrick's Day run benefits American Lung Assoc.
Bv Linda Beltran
StaffWriter	
On your mark, get set, dash. The St.
Paddy's Day Dash, hosted by the
American Lung Association, is an event
for everyone from the running fanatic to
the casual jogger. Sponsored by ValuQire,
The Dash," set for March 14, will offer a
IK ldd's run for children nine and younger,
a 2-mile run and walkabout and a 10K
run.
This is for such a good cause," said
Bob Schumacher, the executive director
of the Fresno American Lung Associa tion
office. The money we receive from the
entry fees will enhance our summer
camping programs for asthmatic children."
The race, which will begin at the
Chamlian Stables on Van Ness Extension
just south of the Bluffs, will offer the
runners the opportunity to view the beau
tiful scenery. Racedirector, KenTakeuchi,
said that this race will be both unique and
important.
This race is a part of the 15-Race Bud
Lite Series and it is unique because it is
always held on the weekend of St. Patrick's
Day."
The importance of this race is also significant to the American Lung Assoda-
tion, according to spokesperson, Brenda
Thomas. Since the ALA is prinripally
funded by fund raisers and donations the
amount of money that "The Dash" entry
fees brings in is vital.
This is the only fund raiser we have in
the spring Thomas said. "Basically, the
more entries we get the better off we will
be for the rest of the year and for the
summer camps."
Still, Schumacher said that the ALA's
goal for this and every event they stage is
far more health motivated.
This event, like with all others, serves
to help us provide more public awareness
and encourage people to make a difference in the air they breathe," said
Schumacher.
David Castellano, an avid runner who
has participated in this and other 10K
races, said what he enjoyed most about
The Dash" is the spirit that some racers
display.
"It'sgreat to get out there and see teams
in all-green outfits, " Castellano said, "I
couldn't think of a better way to celebrate
St Patrick's Day than to run a 10K and do
it wearing all green."
For those runners who do choose to
sport the traditional green running
ensambles, prizes will be awarded for the
most creative St.Paddy's Day running
attire and most creative attire for a "caterpillar team." Each caterpillar team can
ha ve no more than six people per team for
the 2 mile run and walkabout.
Race day registration begins at 6:15
a.m. and the cost is $15 for the 2-mile and
10K route or $10 for the 1K-Kids run.
Getting perpendicular
Warm weather this weekend provided perfect skateboarding
conditions for Scott Russell, 19, of Clovis. Russell and three of his
friends took turns attempting jumps on the ampi theater stage wall.
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at Wahlberg Hall
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Celebration of Herstory
month during March
Gov. Wilson's proposal for 10 per
cent welfare cuts means harder
times for students. The subject is one on
which "Herstory Montlr will focus.
CaseyMcKeever'fromWesternlnstitute
of Poverty and Law will address the
proposed welfare cutback and the
impact on working families, women,
students and children on March 17 at
the University Student Union.
March has been declared "Herstory
Month," and the CSUF Women's
Alliance announced that art exhibits, a
health forumand a self-defense seminar
are scheduled events.
A series of conferences discussing
local and international women issues
Ts9\ will be held March 13.
. yJTj. .According to "Her Say," a feminist
dictionary, *Herstory" fa The human
storyas told by women about wornen
(and; possibly, men); accounts of the
human past and human activity that
consider women as being at the center
of sodety, not at the margins." -
Volunteers needed for
exhibit at The Met
The Fresno Metropolitan Museum
is structurmg a new hands-on exhibit LEVEL ONE A Playground For
The Mind, that will be geared toward
teaching children about science.
LEVEL ONE will open April 11 and
the Met fa looking for volunteers to
work at the 40 exhibits.
The center, similar to the San
Francisco Exploritorium, will feature
activities with themes of light energy,
color, art and architecture.
The Met fa looking for volunteers
with time available on weekdays,
Wednesday evenings or weekends.
Extensive knowledge of sdence fa
not necessary, but volunteers with
outgoing personalities and lots of
energy are preferred.
An informational meeting will be
held Wednesday, March 18 from 6 to 7
pjn. Training sessions for interested
volunteers will be held Wednesday,
April 1, from 6 to 9 pjn. and Monday,
April 6, from 9 a jn. to 12 pjn.
For more information, please call the
Metat44L-1444.
Supiiortgrbup^brlh^
single parents together
A support group for students who
are single parents will be meeting every Thursday March 11, from 5
p.m. to 6p.m. at the Women's Resource
Center located at 2311 E. Shaw.
Child care will be provided by
Lambda Sigma Gamma during the
meetings for the Single Parents Student
Assodation that was developed last
semester.
Vtepresider4,Nks>teNoywsaid the
g7oupfaju«tbeginr^toorganteibelf,
but hopes to build up membership for
both single mothers and fathers.
The group's agenda includes inviting
speakers who will address issues concerning managing the single parent
household, and also discussions concerning stress, nutrition, self-esteem and
the everyday problems that arise from
having to do UalL
For more irtfomution,cc>n^
at 298-8211.
Enology Society and AG
ONE hold fundraiser
Elation filled the organizers of the
first "Fresno Wine Experience
'92" when ihe total number of tickets
sold reached 700.
The "Wine Experience," held Sun-
dAvfjMjrchl. at the Centre Plaza H6I5-
daymn, was sponsored by trte Enology
Sodety and the AGONE Foundation of
CSUF as a fundraiser for enology de-
partment scholorships.
The "Wine Experience" was the
creation of senior enology major Scott
Burr and part-time enology department
instructor Alan Cannon.
Attendees sampled wines from 52
California wineries and snacked on hors
d'orvesprepared by lOlocal restaurants
and delicatessens.
AG ONE fa the scholarship arm of
the agricultural department.
cafl: 264-5096
watotelv^Sdlri?^"4*^ $WK)0scliotareliips
pitSute^Sd^tS for comimter users
Santa Barbara Symphony, the
MinriesoUOrchestra,aridtrteNebraska
Chamber Orchestra.
Haefliger win also perform with the
Los Angeles PhiUurmonfc, the Atlanta
Symphony, the San Antonio Symphony
and the Staedtfaches Orchestra of
Aachen this year.
For more information, contact Karen
West of the Union Program Committee
at 278-2741..
A $1,000schofanhipwiflbe
awarded to any CSUF student who meets the criteria in the
CCSUG Guidelines dated Jan. 6,
1992.
The Scholarship Award fa open
to any student with an interest in
Each applicant must submit a
paper on the subject, "Applying
the potential of an fflM mid-range
compu ter in the public sector."
Acopyof guiddinesisavailable
in the C5UF Foundation Office at
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Tower Theater benefit
for alcohol program
TteCorriprerieraive Alcohol Pro- nraWforn^ticm.
gram and The Valley Women's Fo«ndao\m office.
Books and Gifts Association, will be c*«#T LAml « +u^.n
rtavingDiane Fassel. co-author of the ot»fl DOWl-a-tllOn
book. The Addictive Organization,''as needs SDOIlSOrS
their featured speaker at 7 p.m. March *
27 at the Tower Theatre.
Fassel, an organizational consultant on addictive behavior, is the author
A"»SUF staff and
need sponsors for the annual
of two books; "Workirrg Ourselves To Sttll Assembly Bow^A-Thon
Death," and "Growing Up Divorced." P^A-Thon. The fund raiser ts
fn her work with colleague, Ann scheduled for Saturday, March 14,
Wilson Schaef, Fassel fa a researcher at the University Student Union
and counselor on "sick organizations" Recreation Center.
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