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; Friday. March 6.1987-
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Personals
HeyEa-
I'm looking forward to pretty spring
days and singing on the motorcycle -
- together. I really miss you.
Love,
A
Tonight wiB be special...
Soft lights, slow music, champagne.
I'm glad 11 be spending it with you.
V Christine
I'm ready to have an awesome time
tonight Were a perfect match, Phi Mu and
Kappa Sigma.
Love,
Andrea
Big Fkj the Steezestak-
Canl wait to imitate you tonight. The
49ers are the best football team ever. And
the Who is the only band. Have some food
ready for me.
Your Urtfe Brother Brian
Susanna Phi-
Hi lil sis! I hope you enjoyed the
search this week. Were my clues
annoying? Good! Glad to have you as my
lil sis! *
Dana-Rondeane Active
Scott & Mark-
Good lock with the election!
March 28, a night to remember. I
cant wait
Unsigned
Kelly Sorenaon— ~
, Te quiero con todo de mi corazon.
Slem pre,
M.
Just one short week until the exciting
carnival exchange. Hope you're looking
forward to it as much as we are!
The Brothers of Sigma Nu
To the beautiful young woman In the
audience at "A Different- .Moon" on
Thursday, Feb. 26: ~~^vj
I would very much like to meet you.
You had straight, shoulder-length,
brownish-blond hair and were wearing a
western-like, light blue skirt. I couldn't help
but notice you. Our eyes seemed to meet
more than once. I should have said "hello-
when I passed you in the hall during
intermission.
I am about 6'3 with an average build
and about 195 lbs. I have short brown hair
and I wore blue jeans and a brown leather
jacket
I would appreciate it if you would call. It
would be nice to get to know each other.
» Steven, 228-1643
CONCERT
Continued from page 1
Friesen plays the cello with, aggressive
virtuosity. Besides using the traditional
bowing technique, he plucked the strings,
made long and fast slides ajong the length
of the neck, and incorporated the use of
harmonics into one of the pieces he
performed.
The first piece featured Bennett on the
mridangam. His quick beating on die two-
ended drum was backed by Friesens'
droning cello, then the piece turned into a
lamenting duet with Sullivan on piano
along with percussional interjections from
Bennett A solo piano performance by
Sullivan followed.
Spontaneous musical improvisation
plays a big part in the crfttion of the
group's music, Friesen told the audience,
and many of their pieces are a result of
improvisation. A beautiful environment in
which to play one's instrument is an
important ingredient in improvisation, he
said. {.
The room Music 100 (the Wahlberg
Recital Hall) has special meaning to
Friesen. he told the audience, since he has
performed in the hall more than any other
place — over 200 times. It is also one of
his favorite halls to perform in, he said,
and the group would like to do an
improvisation there. "So here's a im¬
provisation to M 100,r he said. The
audience laughed.
The group then began a dissonant and
sporadic improvisation which became
more flowing and less dissonant as it went
on.
The show also featured a piece called
"Crystal Rivers," written by Bennett and
dedicated, said Friesen, "to the spirit of
, rivers."
The musicians, also performed a bouncy
and dynamic number which, Friesen said,
would be part of their show Saturday. The
piece was filled with loud and bashing
drums — a stark contrast to almost all the
previous percussion — along with
unusually rhythmic cello and piano
playing by Friesen and Sullivan.
A piece by Leonard Bernstein ended the
show.
NEW SHIPMENT
v: BOOK SALE
50% OFFV original price
General-Book Department
LowerLevi
KENNEL
BOOKSTORE
AIR GUITAR 1987
LOGO COMPETITION
*Applications in CLJ 306
*Deadline March 13
MUST INCLUDE:
*Air Guitar
*198?
$50 Prize, Free T-Shirt and Air
Guitar Tickets go to the WINNER!
TSJ^VINE" YEARS
ttXLintaqe Days
California State University. Fresno
CONGRATULATIONS
THETA CHI
PLEDGES
David Baxter
Ken Johnson
Tom Brocks Bryan Kazarian
JeffCostello BillMoebs
Larry Ford Steve Shehadey
Craig Freeman Rees Warne
Brian Jensen Bill Warnke
MikeWojciechowski
n n n n n m
The Anthropology Club and the
Anthropology Department
jointly represent the first Brown Bag Coloquium
by Dr. Jan English-Lueck reporting on^
CONTACT
S O' THE IMAGINATION
Bring a bag lunch Friday, March 6 12:10-lpm Science276
ft ft NOW SERVING ft ft'
HOT SOUP AND DAILY SPECIALS
OPEN DAILY 10, JO AM - 11 iOO PM
SUNDAY 11 iOO AM-U.OOPM
227-0303
Corner of Cedar & Shaw (Across from FSU Dorms)
WE rACCEPT PHONE ORDER!
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Object Description
| Title | 1987_03 The Daily Collegian March 1987 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1987 |
| 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. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | March 6, 1987, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1987 |
| 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. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | .... - . . ; ••-_■.-- ' ' V " Page 4 ; Friday. March 6.1987- . Personals HeyEa- I'm looking forward to pretty spring days and singing on the motorcycle - - together. I really miss you. Love, A Tonight wiB be special... Soft lights, slow music, champagne. I'm glad 11 be spending it with you. V Christine I'm ready to have an awesome time tonight Were a perfect match, Phi Mu and Kappa Sigma. Love, Andrea Big Fkj the Steezestak- Canl wait to imitate you tonight. The 49ers are the best football team ever. And the Who is the only band. Have some food ready for me. Your Urtfe Brother Brian Susanna Phi- Hi lil sis! I hope you enjoyed the search this week. Were my clues annoying? Good! Glad to have you as my lil sis! * Dana-Rondeane Active Scott & Mark- Good lock with the election! March 28, a night to remember. I cant wait Unsigned Kelly Sorenaon— ~ , Te quiero con todo de mi corazon. Slem pre, M. Just one short week until the exciting carnival exchange. Hope you're looking forward to it as much as we are! The Brothers of Sigma Nu To the beautiful young woman In the audience at "A Different- .Moon" on Thursday, Feb. 26: ~~^vj I would very much like to meet you. You had straight, shoulder-length, brownish-blond hair and were wearing a western-like, light blue skirt. I couldn't help but notice you. Our eyes seemed to meet more than once. I should have said "hello- when I passed you in the hall during intermission. I am about 6'3 with an average build and about 195 lbs. I have short brown hair and I wore blue jeans and a brown leather jacket I would appreciate it if you would call. It would be nice to get to know each other. » Steven, 228-1643 CONCERT Continued from page 1 Friesen plays the cello with, aggressive virtuosity. Besides using the traditional bowing technique, he plucked the strings, made long and fast slides ajong the length of the neck, and incorporated the use of harmonics into one of the pieces he performed. The first piece featured Bennett on the mridangam. His quick beating on die two- ended drum was backed by Friesens' droning cello, then the piece turned into a lamenting duet with Sullivan on piano along with percussional interjections from Bennett A solo piano performance by Sullivan followed. Spontaneous musical improvisation plays a big part in the crfttion of the group's music, Friesen told the audience, and many of their pieces are a result of improvisation. A beautiful environment in which to play one's instrument is an important ingredient in improvisation, he said. {. The room Music 100 (the Wahlberg Recital Hall) has special meaning to Friesen. he told the audience, since he has performed in the hall more than any other place — over 200 times. It is also one of his favorite halls to perform in, he said, and the group would like to do an improvisation there. "So here's a im¬ provisation to M 100,r he said. The audience laughed. The group then began a dissonant and sporadic improvisation which became more flowing and less dissonant as it went on. The show also featured a piece called "Crystal Rivers," written by Bennett and dedicated, said Friesen, "to the spirit of , rivers." The musicians, also performed a bouncy and dynamic number which, Friesen said, would be part of their show Saturday. The piece was filled with loud and bashing drums — a stark contrast to almost all the previous percussion — along with unusually rhythmic cello and piano playing by Friesen and Sullivan. A piece by Leonard Bernstein ended the show. NEW SHIPMENT v: BOOK SALE 50% OFFV original price General-Book Department LowerLevi KENNEL BOOKSTORE AIR GUITAR 1987 LOGO COMPETITION *Applications in CLJ 306 *Deadline March 13 MUST INCLUDE: *Air Guitar *198? $50 Prize, Free T-Shirt and Air Guitar Tickets go to the WINNER! TSJ^VINE" YEARS ttXLintaqe Days California State University. Fresno CONGRATULATIONS THETA CHI PLEDGES David Baxter Ken Johnson Tom Brocks Bryan Kazarian JeffCostello BillMoebs Larry Ford Steve Shehadey Craig Freeman Rees Warne Brian Jensen Bill Warnke MikeWojciechowski n n n n n m The Anthropology Club and the Anthropology Department jointly represent the first Brown Bag Coloquium by Dr. Jan English-Lueck reporting on^ CONTACT S O' THE IMAGINATION Bring a bag lunch Friday, March 6 12:10-lpm Science276 ft ft NOW SERVING ft ft' HOT SOUP AND DAILY SPECIALS OPEN DAILY 10, JO AM - 11 iOO PM SUNDAY 11 iOO AM-U.OOPM 227-0303 Corner of Cedar & Shaw (Across from FSU Dorms) WE rACCEPT PHONE ORDER! /' ■ |
