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The Dotty CoUegian
Friday, September 30.1988 Page 3
SEOUL
Continued from page 1
isn't enough.
In order to compete at the international
level, Ibarra had to obtain the sponsorship
of many people to raise money.
"Most athletes burn out after six
months when they're trying to get spon¬
sors," she said. "He's had to raise ihou-
sandtof dollars and prepare a resume in or¬
der to sell himself to people."
Ibarra and other wheelchair athletes
have also had to combat training ob¬
stacles. Most athletic events, said Atkins,
arc structured so thai sprint events and dis
lance events won't fall on the same day.
In the Paralympics, Atkins said that
sprint and distance events may take place
on one given day.
This presents a problem in tapering for
a race, she said An athlete who is train¬
ing to peak at a distance event probably
won't run a sprint as well if they both fall
on the same day.
Ibarra specializes in the 1,500 meters.
He's hoping to place high, adding that he
has the third fastest lime among the com¬
petition; so far. He is also scheduled to
race in the 400 and 800 meter races.
Atkins also predicted that Ibarra would
fare well in the 1400 meters. "He's tradi¬
tionally done very well in middle-distance
races." she said
The 32-year-old business major Lame
interested in track in '983. "My friend
bugged me to try iu I did very well, and
started to get extjited about ii." tic said"
Soon after, he began running 10-kilo-
mctcr races and marathons.
After the Paralympics, Ibarra will re¬
turn- to school for the spring semester. He
will continue to race in the United States
and Canada during school, but when asked
about training for 1992, he said he wasn't
sure.
"Right now I'm trying to get focused
for Seoul." he said. "1 realize that I'm re¬
presenting the United States and I don't
take it for granted
"I'm sure it won't hit me until I get
there." The Paralympics will run Oct. 16-
26.
LETTER
Continued from page 2
course they would not have any problem
distributing the money, even if they had
to go around behind the building and pay
someone not on staff (hey IRS, did you
catch that?). Of course the Daily Col-
Union has deemed this pay increase
worthy. Hey everybody instead of making
a face at an ASI senator, throw your spare
change at a Daily CoUefianireporter.
Instead of dividing students, why don't
we all try to unite students? That is exact¬
ly what the "students can" Rally will do.
We can make this, university a better
place for students now and in the future.
Sean "Ballistic" Ford
Senate Pro Tem
Semper ubi sub ubi
DRESS FOR SUCCESS.
As a Haft Mem. prkkj and
ravjIaMamsJan corns wth
iralarrravy. You Sato dsvatop
His polenta! thai you know
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In ceawatom and nataaaama
in aosnafc sraflscruwaifisajs.!"\,
you vaxkaSn Mghly Wsraad
rnsnsrrfsaornsni. faal
Bbsmglnabsst
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•asary and aooicnai alow
anc~ thai add rrsn rrore lo
•ouraxor.*. Pkaj. youi oat
bansaB) Km aaa navies, am
p on -, tsrtv days paid
ma-ohyssr. ardoppor-
To qusify. you musl bs a U.S.
citaan no rrora Insn 2S ysara
ok). Kara a BA or BS dsorsa. and���pass an apMuda (sat and prhaka,
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| Title | 1988_09 The Daily Collegian September 1988 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
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| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
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| Title | September 30, 1988, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| 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. |
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| Full-Text-Search | The Dotty CoUegian Friday, September 30.1988 Page 3 SEOUL Continued from page 1 isn't enough. In order to compete at the international level, Ibarra had to obtain the sponsorship of many people to raise money. "Most athletes burn out after six months when they're trying to get spon¬ sors," she said. "He's had to raise ihou- sandtof dollars and prepare a resume in or¬ der to sell himself to people." Ibarra and other wheelchair athletes have also had to combat training ob¬ stacles. Most athletic events, said Atkins, arc structured so thai sprint events and dis lance events won't fall on the same day. In the Paralympics, Atkins said that sprint and distance events may take place on one given day. This presents a problem in tapering for a race, she said An athlete who is train¬ ing to peak at a distance event probably won't run a sprint as well if they both fall on the same day. Ibarra specializes in the 1,500 meters. He's hoping to place high, adding that he has the third fastest lime among the com¬ petition; so far. He is also scheduled to race in the 400 and 800 meter races. Atkins also predicted that Ibarra would fare well in the 1400 meters. "He's tradi¬ tionally done very well in middle-distance races." she said The 32-year-old business major Lame interested in track in '983. "My friend bugged me to try iu I did very well, and started to get extjited about ii." tic said" Soon after, he began running 10-kilo- mctcr races and marathons. After the Paralympics, Ibarra will re¬ turn- to school for the spring semester. He will continue to race in the United States and Canada during school, but when asked about training for 1992, he said he wasn't sure. "Right now I'm trying to get focused for Seoul." he said. "1 realize that I'm re¬ presenting the United States and I don't take it for granted "I'm sure it won't hit me until I get there." The Paralympics will run Oct. 16- 26. LETTER Continued from page 2 course they would not have any problem distributing the money, even if they had to go around behind the building and pay someone not on staff (hey IRS, did you catch that?). Of course the Daily Col- Union has deemed this pay increase worthy. Hey everybody instead of making a face at an ASI senator, throw your spare change at a Daily CoUefianireporter. Instead of dividing students, why don't we all try to unite students? That is exact¬ ly what the "students can" Rally will do. We can make this, university a better place for students now and in the future. Sean "Ballistic" Ford Senate Pro Tem Semper ubi sub ubi DRESS FOR SUCCESS. As a Haft Mem. prkkj and ravjIaMamsJan corns wth iralarrravy. You Sato dsvatop His polenta! thai you know you hsvs aid oan laaoarsbo s«psrs>rit»lhslbuUaauco»sa In ceawatom and nataaaama in aosnafc sraflscruwaifisajs.!"\, you vaxkaSn Mghly Wsraad rnsnsrrfsaornsni. faal Bbsmglnabsst Youi oat a sold toning •asary and aooicnai alow anc~ thai add rrsn rrore lo •ouraxor.*. Pkaj. youi oat bansaB) Km aaa navies, am p on -, tsrtv days paid ma-ohyssr. ardoppor- To qusify. you musl bs a U.S. citaan no rrora Insn 2S ysara ok). Kara a BA or BS dsorsa. and���pass an apMuda (sat and prhaka, aaam. (astaavaoarnhpandrnansaB- msnt opportunity tha mats* a b«g dVtaranos in any caraar. CafNasY Marvjpamsrt Programs coHact; [4tS)452-M00. NAW-^ OFFICER. amamaaamaam LEA0THE AiWENTITRR LA CLOVIS VILLA & SHAW Moonovra PABADOB £4*7:00-11:00 (PG-13) KEVIN COSTNER BULL DUBHAsI lliSMJSO-aOOlR] JOHNCIXESE JAMIE IXE CURTIS APaaBCAIXID WAltDA 12:30.3:00-530 8.00-10.25(10 DISCOUNT TICKETS ON SALE AT THE STUDENT UNION INFORMATION CENTER - ONLY S3.2S TICKETS ARE GOOD FOR ANY FILM, AT ANY TIME. AT ANY UA THEATRE NATIONWIDE out 11.35-2:00-4. .SO 7:40- 1ft 15 (PC) JEREMY IRONS GENEVIEVE BUJOLD DUDBBOtJH 1200-2.20-5 10 7:60-1030 (R) MAjnDZDTO ii w n ~n ihiHTW G L A SSIF«D APARTMENTS WANTED Female non-smoker Roomate, 2 bdrm/ 2 bath, $197.50 + 1/2 utilities. 439-3990 FEMALE ROOMATE Wanted to share 2br 2bath w/Recent CSUF Grad. 294-1754 FEMALE ROOMATE Wanted. 1/2 block from CSUF $162.50 + utilities 228-1631 AUTOMOBILES 1961 HONDA AC CORD Hatchback Original owner - New dutch & Transmission - Excellent condition -$2200 237-8005 84 FTERO, 4SP AM/FM/Cass. 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Intl businesses and investors seek foreign nationals with first hand knowledge of economics, business, scientific and political conditioTiS in home country for consulting assistance. For Info, send resume to BCS Intl TOTjSt. Mary.PL Suite 1400 San Antonio, TX 78205 or call 800-628-2828, ext. 856 EASY WORK! EXCELLENT PAY! ' Assemble products at home. Call for information. 504-6414003, ex*. 8735 MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION CUTS $8.00 Hair Cutting at its best! ^Corner or Bars tow/Cedar. 431-1021 WANTED!! Compact Disc, Album, Cassette 45's, 111 pay cash today!! Or Trade. Record Exchange 2426 N. Blackstone At Clinton. • PUT IT ON VIDEO! Well tape any occasion. 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