1985_03 The Daily Collegian March 1985

              8    March 6.1985
JJhuru-
Puhjic Service
Announcement
The city of Fresno will be celebrating its centennial this coming October. One of
the many events that will be presented is the play "Raisin in the Sun" by Lorraine
Hansberry. Written in 1959, it is a story of a black family's struggles and dreams for
Auditionsare being helgat 7pm Thursday, March 21,1985 at Edison High school.
Actors/Actresses, Stage hands and Directors are needed. For further information,
contact Bob Bennett or Julie Cropp at 488-1560.
Bethune Postage
Stamp Unveiled
NAME: Kimberly Grey
CLASS: Sophomore
MAJOR: Accounting
FAVORITE COLOR: Blue
HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO SHOPPING:
Once a week.
WHERE: Macy's. Weinstocks. Contempo,
in San Jose & in LA-
FAVORITE DESIGNER: Norma Kamali
ROLE-MODEL, ENTERTAINER OR
PERSONALITY: Diahann Carroll
LATEST FASHION IN FRESNO:   The
Maude look.
HOBBIES: Music <$ skating.
FAVORITE CITY: San Jose
FAVORITE DRESS: Whin
my red pump shoes.
NAME:Ezelina Anderson
CLASS-.Sophomore
MAJOR: Phychology
FAVORITE COLOR:/tny shade of blue.
HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO SHOPING:
WHERE:The $5 shop. Foxmoor's.
WAY STUDENTS AT CSUF DRESS:
Everybody dresses casually, but if I could
change il I would
BEST DRESSED FEMALE AT CSUF:
Sheila Anderson.
BEST DRESSED MALE AT C8UF:Bart
Moody.
HOBBIESiSinging.reading and sleeping.
ROLE—MODELS:Lionel Richie and
Diana Ross.
FAVORITE OUTFIT:_V_e and white
mini-skirt.
FAVORITE PLACE/CITY: Venice Beach.
NAME: Lynn Evans
CLASS: Junior
MAJOR: Journalism
CLUB: PA U and AS Senator
HOME: Monterey, CA
FAVORITE COLOR: Red
HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO SHOPPING
FOR CLOTHES: As often as I can.
WHERE: Monterey
WAY STUDENTS DRESS AT CSUF:
They generally put an effort to the way
they dress, but times are changing.
BEST DRESSED MALE AT CSUF: Grag
Barfield, Bart Moody
LATEST FASHION IN FRESNO: Fashion
trends in Fresno are towards the sixties
look, just to show ihat anything con be in
fashion.
ROLE-MODEL, PERSONALITY OR EN¬
TERTAINER: Tina Turner A Diana Ross
HOBBIES: Dancing, running, working,
going to the coast.
FAVORITE PLACE/CITY: San Francisco
NAME: Vincent 'Dayo Adefioye
MAJOR: Agri-Economics
HOME: Ibadan, Nigeria
FAVORITE COLOR: Blue
FAVORITE DESIGNER: Carlo Nucci
HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO SHOPPING:
4 times a year.      _^
WHERE:   London,   Italy,  Orpheus In
Oakland, and at Sax's In LA.
WAY STUDENTS AT CSUF DRESS: I
like 11. It's not too flashy and noi too dull.
BEST DRESSED MALE AT CSUF: Bart
Moody
BEST DRESSED FEMALE AT CSUF:
Cathy Dunn
ROLE-MODEL, PERSONALITY OR
ENTERTAINER: Winton Marsalis
HOBBIES:  Playing Cricket and board
games like Monopoly.
LATEST FASHION IN FRESNO: Has
Fresno got any fashion?
FAVORITE PLACE/CITY: London
FAVORITE OUTFIT: Pleated pin-striped
black pants by Fiorucci. Henri Gerard silk
beige (collarless) Shirt, and my black Ravel
HMAElGregA. Barfield.
CLASS:Sophomore.
MAJOR: Health Science.
CLUB: Pan African Union, Assl. to Editor
of Uhuru Na Umoja, host of Focus on
Black perspectives. Radio Show on KFSR
Sundays Il-I2noon
FAVORITE COLORS: Red/Brown
FAVORITE DESIGNERS: Ao oneinparii-
HOMS: Richmond. Ca.
HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO SHOPPING:
As often as I can.
WHERE: Thrift stores, Macy s, Weinstock s
and anywhere in the Bay area.
WAY STUDENTS AT CSUF DRESS: As
they wish, but lhats fine with me as you
can see I dress the way I want to.
LATEST FASHION IN FRESNO:"C_e«
ROLE—MODELS:/*// those who have
strived to be the best they could be.
FAVORITE PLACE/CITY: Telegraph A ve
in Berkeley. Ca.
FAVORITE OUTFIT: Blue double-brested
HOBBIES: Relaxing and reading.
Mary Bethune, educator, humanitarian
and founder of the National Council of
Negro Women(NCNW)and the Bethune.
Cooking College, was commemorated with
a U.S. postage stamp yesterday iB
Washington, D.C.
The NCN W in conjuction with the US,
postal service hejd ceremonies at the
Bethune Council House to commemorate
{he-event.-The Department of the Interior
also placed an official marker c
building, declaring it a national historic
NCN W president Dr. Dorothy I. Height
who first met Mrs. Bethune in I937t
described her as "a magnificent human
being, whose contributions was not simply
in what she did, bui in her very being and
Local C.I.T.I.E.S. Chapter
Holds Awards Banquet
The Fresno chapter of Com¬
munity Involvement Teams in
Every Sector (CITIES) will
hold its .second annual awards
banquet on Saturday. March 16
at the Airport Holiday Inn,
Polynesian Center at 6 p.m.
Dr. Anyim Palmer, founder
of the Marcus Garvey Pre-
schools and Junior High
Schools of Los Angeles, will be
the guest speaker. The theme
for this year's program is
"Education - Key to Success."
Donations for the banquet
and disco to follow are $20.
Disco music will be provided by
John Dickson from 9 pm. to 2
a.m. Disco tickets will be sold at
the door for S5.
The non-profit organization
is composed of active and
retired telecommunication em¬
ployees. The Fresno Chapter,
formed in 1981, is the newest of
five chapters throughout the
state. The first chapter was
established in Los Angeles 15
years ago to assist .worthy
public organizations in the
minority community, assist the
underpriviledged in em¬
ployment opportunities, and
assist minority employees of
the Bell System based on their
specific needs.
Portions of the proceeds will
benefit the Lewis H. Latixnier
Scholarship Fund.
For more information or
tickets contact Sharla Barber at
454-4268 or Sandra Dailey at
454-3843.
March 6, 1985 5
Julie Taylor, a CSUF
Oorm students are 'gonna take'aerobics
\ latest single fills the air as the
prepare themselves for an hour
e physical exertion. Starting the
iff with simple shoulder rolls and
ighi stretching, the class is almost in
'Darling if you w
), 1 would die
ne is dying yet, but the workout
itc. pretty woman stands before
grcgation. Some attend the bi-
scssion in groups, while others
one or with a partner,
c does every Monday and Wed-
evening, Julie Taylor, a CSUF
Jer, leads the aerobic class for the
mrkout progresses steadily from
erases concentrated on toning the
hips to aerobic running designed
ihe heart a rejuvenating charge.
rkout is designed to give parti
pants an all-around workout for every
part of the body.
"Aerobics itself is for the cardiovas¬
cular system. The more -you do it, the
slower your heart rate, the more endur¬
ance you build up. You work on indi¬
vidual parts [of the body] and still get a
complete workout," said Taylor.
Taylor, an interior design major who
has been involved in dance for most of her.
life, enjoys instructing the class. "IVe also
taken health, nutrition, physical educa¬
tion and dancing classes and I'm certified
in CPR and first aid," she added.
Clad in everything from bright, multi¬
colored leotards and tights to loose-fitting
sweats and bandanas, the group moves in
a chorus-like unison to the Cars' Hello
Again. Bobbing up and down, partici¬
pants keep in tempo with the beat of the
music. Most look like they are having fun,
but a few look like they would rather be at
the dentist.
"I know that it looks like I'm not having
any fun, but I am," said Jonathon
Mueller, one of five male students who
attended. "When you complete an hour of
this, you really feel like you've accomplish¬
ed something," the CSUF junior said.
Mueller has been attending the bi¬
weekly sessions regularly since the start of
the spring semester as a form of exercise,
and as an outlet for pent-up tension.
"I know some people think guys come
here just because there's a lot of girls,"
Mueller joked. "But, 1 like to do the
exercises. It's a very good workout for an
hour, and it's good every so often to
exercise the body instead of the mind
"'i think it's really relaxing, it's an
outlet. School can really bringona lot of
tension," Mueller added.
"Yes, I'm sweaty, yes, I'm a masochist,"
quipped one participant when asked why
she attended class.
Kathy Petzold said she came because
she finds it enjoyable.
"It's really convenient, it's relaxing pit-
it's a lot of fun," said Petzold.
I do it because I'm on a diet," said
Cynthia Buttram, "This is my first time
here, but I want to come consistantly."
"We get all types, all levels of ability
here. WeVe had some people who have
been coming for a long time,"said Taylor.
"Some pop in for a study break, but to
really  gain anything, you  have to be
"A lot of people come just for fun,
others to work out and some are trying to
get in shape. We try not to incorporate too
much in an hour. We like to be available,"
said Taylor.
Twisted Sister's tune"We're Not Gonna
Take It" fills the room as Taylor's group
starts in on jumping jacks.'"Ten... twen¬
ty... thirty... forty...."the group chants at
every tenth interval, cheering themselves
on, forcing themselves to take it.
Taylor stands before the class with an
ever-present grin, appearing almost tire¬
less.
I
Aerobics gives tbe pi
It an aU-around workout for every part of the body,