1980_01 The Daily Collegian January 1980

              January 25,1980-roe Daily Collegian-Page 7
CALENDAR
On Campus
Today
Last day to submit changes and clear¬
ances required for graduation at the end
of Fall'79 semester.
Actor-dancer William KHpatridt In
concert, John Wright Theatre, 8:15
p.m., $2.50 General - $1.50 Students.
Master class - 11:30-1 p.m., Women's
gym, room 134,51.
Final audition for opera 'The Pirate* of
Penzance,' 3:10-5 p.m.. Recital Hall,
Music Building, Contact R. Hurst,
room 1046, Musk Building.
Chemistry seminar, 'The Odd Couple
^i   Reaction: Computers/Chemistry;*
\ William F. Bauer, speaker, advanced
«!   chemistry analytical automation, dept. of
I Rockwell Handford operations, 1:10
*■*   p.m., New Science 380.
* Intramural basketball signups through
Feb. 1, Men's P.E. Building, room 105,
"      106,487-2526.
Intervarsity      Christian      Fellowship,
|     »-    Bible study workshop, upstairs cafeter¬
ia 202, 7-9 p.m.
Baddin Quartet, concert, Recital Hall,
* Music Building, 8 p.m.
I Royal Lkhtenstein Circus, noon, free
■ I speech area. World's smallest circus
j f featuring 15 acts: magic, clowning,
k ■ comedy, tightwire, juggling, mime and
* an animal menagerie.
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MECHA-sponsored Back -to-School
Dance, High Energy Disco, Res. Hall
Cafeteria, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., $2.50.
Dance, Dorm Commons Lounge, 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m., $.50 with dorm activity card,
$1 without.
College Union movie, 'Animal House,'
3 p.m., IA 101; 7, 9:10, 11:15 p.m.
College Union Lounge. College Comedy
about a fraternity of misfits who terrorize
their campus and town. Stars John
Belushi, Tim Matheson, John Vernon
and Donald Sutherland.
Women'sGymrustks vs.Santa Barbara,
Men's Gym, 7p.m.
PI Sigma Epailon meeting, 10-llpm,
Business 110
MONDAYJAN. 28
Proteus   Mime   Theatre   Workashops
on mime illusion, physical conditioning,
stretching, through Feb. 1 workshops
limited to 20 people. Phone 487-2216
between 12:30 and 4:30 pm.
College Union Programming Committee
meeting, 12-1pm, College Union 308.
University Class Registration Begins,
CU310
TUESDAY, JAN 29
Musk Showcase, College Union, 1 pm
John Man, speak-, 'The C.I.A. and
the Cult of Intelligence* College Union,
8pm, free. Author and investigator
reveals information about the C.I.A "S
illegal use of LSD brainwashing, electro-
shock and sensory deprivation.
Hispank Psychology Student Assoc.,
Meeting, 5-6 pm, San Ramon 4,
Room 220
Movie,    'Halloween,'   East   side   of
Cafeteria, 7-9 pm, $1.
WEDNEDSAY, JAN 30
Movie 'Halloween,' East side of
Cafeteria, 7 & 9 pm, $1
CSUF International Student Counseling
Meeting, 10am-3pm, College Union 304.
IntervarsHy      Christian      Fellowship
Meeting, 12-1pm", CU 312-314 Meeting:
"The Cost of Commitment," 7pm,
Univ.Religious Center
Inter-Business Council meeting, 6-7 pm,
CU308
Singer-Songwriter  Steve   Seskin   and
Friends, College Union, noon, free.
I f TOMORROW, JAN 26
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Dance, Craves Hall, 10pm-1, $.50 with
•f dorm activity card, $1 without.
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship,
Bible Study Workshop, 9am-4pm,
Upstairs Cafeteria #202.
:
Iranian   Students   Assoc,   in   Central
+ California,    Meeting,    5-11pm,    Busi-
:    ness 148.
*»
Chinese   Overseas   Students   Assoc,
*  Meeting-Film, 7-11pm, hid. Arts 101.
Women's Gymnastics vs. Cal Poty and
Chico State, Men's Gym 1 pm.
SUNDAYJAN. 27
«*» Alpha Pi Alpha meeting,
I Ramon 1, Room 15
3-5pm, San
THURSDAY, JAN 31
Rwanda Lewis Dance Co., lecture
CSUF College Union, noon.
CAFY   (Cultural   Activities   For   You)
Winter semester classes being.  Hun-
and    dreds of classes in diverse subject mat¬
ters, phone 488-1181.
Wide variety of classes,  all   subject
matters, phone 441-3272
TUESDAY, JAN. 29
'Reaching Out - Throe
Movements of the Spiritual Life,'
Dinner 6:30 pm, Discussion 7 pm,
Univeristy Religious Center.
FRIDAY FEB. 1
New CSUF Phehe Conley Art Gallery
Exhibit opens. Ara Douirian - John
Nava, reception 7:30-9:30
Off Campus
TODAY
University Theatre CSUF enters ACTF
Competition, Reno, Nevada, with 'An
Evening      with       The       Avenger.*
Dance, Rainbow Ballroom.
Children's Program for grades 1-3,
3 pm, Central Library.
Recreational Vehicle Shew, Jan 24-27,
Fresno Convention Center Exhibit Hall.
TOMORROW, JAN. 26
Rock Concert, Crystarr and Monarch,
Rainbow Ballroom, 8 pm Tickets and
information at kaleidoscope, sound
stage and sinsemilla.
Basketball, CSUF vs UOP, Selland
Arena, 7:35 pm.
Bowling, Cal Poly Invftatioruil, Jan 26-27
SUNDAY, JAN. 27
Wet Boxer Shorts Contest, McGuffey's,
7:30 pm. Tickets $5 advance, $7.50 at
door.
Orpheus Concert Series, F.C.C. Theatre
5 pm. Program: Vivaldis 'Concerto in
C Minor, F. XIII No. 6,' Schubert's
'Octet, Op. 166* and Perelandra" by
fate. Students $2, or $4.50 for Season
Subscription, Ph. 442-8256.
Young Artists Awards, Fresno Con¬
vention Center Theatre, afternoon,
phone 2334368.
F.A.R.'s   Skafeathon,  Selland  Arena,   vlsalla   Unified   School   District   All
9:30 am phone 233-8368 School Play, vlsalla Convetion Center
Theatre, 8-10 p.m.
MONDAY, Jan. 28
'Some  Like it Hot,*  Roger  Rocka's    THEATRES
Eric
Evo Bluestain in concert, Roger Rocka's
8 p.m.
Hock concert, MSaay nsscfsn, Wamor s
Theatre, 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30
Keyboard Concert Series with Oxana
Yabtonskaya, Northwest Church, 8 p.m.
Program: 'Sonata In D minor,' op. 31
No. 2 Tempest* - Beethoven, Sonata in
B flat minor, op. 35 - Chopin, Pictures
at an exhibition - Mussorgsky.
R'Wanda Lewis Afro-American Dance
Company, concert, F.C.C. L.A. based
Items for the Friday calendar should
be submitted to the Daily Collegian,
Calendar; Keats Building; California
State University, Fresno; 93710. Items
should be sent at least one week in
advance.
company highly regj-j-ded for their per¬
formances of Africa?"; Haitian, Carribe-
an, American and East Indian dances
with self musical accompaniment.
Meeting, Friends of the Fresno Library,
7:30 p.m. Sarah McCardle Room, Cen¬
tral Library; Elizabeth MacDonald
author of 'Watch for the Morning' will
speak, phone 229-1313.
Movies, 'Gandhi' and 'The Gardens of
Winterthor,* Fresno Library Main
Branch, noon.
THURSDAY, JAN. 31
Basketball, CSUF vs. Santa Barbara,
there.
Health education seminar, 'Respira¬
tory Crisis in Children,* Sierra Hospital
dining room, 7:30 p.m., free, phone
226-9131.
Monday Movie. Dinner and cocktails
6 pm, Film - 7:30 pm. Roger Rocka's
Good Company Musk Hall, $2.50
Adults. Complete and uncut version of a
great American film comedy starring
Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon, Tony
Curtis, and Joe E. Brown. Directed
by Billy Wilder.
'Annie Get Your Cun.*
ROGER ROCKA'S
'Fiddler on the Roof.'
FRESNO COMMUNITY THEATRE
'Captain Nemo and His Magical Marve¬
lous Submarine Machine." .
BloU College Symphonk Band, Univer-    V1SAUA    PLAYERS,     ICE     HOUSE
sity   Presbyterian   Church,   Fresno,       THEATRE
8p.m. 'Charile'sAunt.'
Calendar complied by Brad Pol_n
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