1977_02 The Daily Collegian February 1977

              4-THE COLLEGIAN
In CSUF's
vineyards ...
CSUF vineyard* w*re
swamped with pruning sitter*
and about 60 high tchool Future
Farmers of America (FFA)
ttudenta from around tbe valley,
Saturday.
Tbey were on campus com¬
peting in the FFA state finals In
Pictures below were taken
during tbe Bilateral Cordon
pruning  contest
Tuesday. February 8, it
THE COLLEGIAN-5
Tenants can sue for deposit
day moving notice. The apart¬
ment is thoroughly cleaned. The
tenant moves. He expected to
receive his 880 cleaning deposit
within s few days. But, tits lan¬
dlord did not return tbe money.
Sound Uke a problem you've
had? Well, It It a common
problem, according to Jim
Swanson, associated students
legal advisor.
Landlord-tenant relation
problems bring most of the
studenU to the Legal Advisement
Office, Swanson said.
''Students sre Uken advantage
of, as far as landlords an con¬
cerned," he said.
But tenanU have the right to
demand a written explanation
from a landlord, giving the
reasons why s cleaning or
security deposit wss withheld.
A landlord must either return
a deposit after 14 days, or detail
the reasons why It was not
returned, he said.
Phi Mu Alpha
seeking
new membership
by Keren I'Urk
i recital will cap
the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonla't
three week membership drive.
Tbe Feb. 24 performance ia in
honor of CSUF President Nor-
msn Baxter and the fraternity's
Gamma Phi, the CSUF chapter
of tbe national music
organization, Is a professional
fraternity that emphasizes
educational Involvement with
local music groups.
Primarily, according to the
fraternity's president Randy
Hyatt, . tbe 20 member
organisation gives demon¬
strations and lectures on various
aspects of the musical field.
"Well give demonstrations to
any group that wanU to listen,"
said Hystt. "Our group en¬
compasses s variety of studenU
in every musical field, so we can
talk on most aspects of music."
In sddltion to sponsoring
lectures and demonstrations, the
group gives both vocal and in¬
strumental performances . to
raise money for the fraternity.
The organization also U active in
recruiting prospective CSUF
music majors.
"The department has less
itudenU thi* semester than
usual," said Hyatt. "But, on the
other hand, the studenU we have
are higher quality musicians."
The fraternity and sorority—
Mu Phi—taps such group* ss the
CSUF marching band, orchestra,
choir and jan band for members
and it also has a Bomber of
faculty and alumni members.
According  to  Hystt,   this   in-
If a tenant does not receive the
deposit or an fTptanation from
tbe landlord within the M days,
tbe tenant can sue the landlord legal action for studenU because
for   a   bad   faith   retention, he Unot s licensed attorney. But
Swanson said. A tenant can sue Swanson  said he can  offer
for as much as 8200 in punitive students sn "off-the-cuff opinion
damages, he added. of what their legal rlgbU are."
"Landlords   are  not  always Swanson's office is located in
above   board   with   studenU," the Student Affairs Office of the
Swanson said. But. studenU can Joyal  Administration  Building.
protect themselves by reading HU legal advise is free to all
leases carefully. He aaid studenU
Osterbergs to hold course
CSUF's Extension Division U 1:80   a.m.   to   4:80   pjn.   on
offering a one-unit course on Saturday, Feb. 12. Tuition for the
"Developing Positive Self-image course Is 833,
for the Young Child." The   course   will   include
Richard Ceterberg,  assistant discussions on Mess, materials,
profeaser     of     elementary snd  books  which  will  help
education      and      Margaret teacher* develop a positive setf-
Osterberg  will  conduct   the ™age for the young child.
course, held Feb. lllh and 12th In StudenU attending the class
tbe Board Room of tbe Madera are asked to bring construction
paper,   marking   pens.
Thee:
n 4-10
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n. c« Friday, Feb. 11 and from      In constructing the maleriaU.
Environmental protection,
Maragement,
N*3wqational systems*
Port safety, Boating safety
and
Saving lives.
jeclives of Gamma Phi.
The fraternity, which haa been
sn active CSUF organization
since 1841, requires prospecllve
Gamma Phi. Each person also
must give a recital Ln order for
the group to evaluate tbe ap-
Theseorejustsomeofthefields you're likely
to work In while you're en officer in
the Coast Guard.
C»f course.you'll get a lot of s.pe- '
dallied training. Not in the classroom,
but on the Job while you perform your 1^
duties. That way you'll develop leader- 1
ship and management skills. The Coast "
Guard's a small organization with rela¬
tively few officers. So we put your
talents and ability to use as quickly a
as possible. I
Coast Guard officers are well I
paid. But what we really offer you Is richly
"V •  rewarding work. Work that's meaningful.
^Toyou and to your country.
The Coast Guard's got a lot to offer col-
[ lege graduates. So, before you decide what
■ you're going to do after graduation, get the
full story when our representative visits »
your campus. Your college placement
_8883 for the location of your
nearest Coast Guard officer re¬
cruiter.
Any music major or minor
ink ested in joining Gamma Phi
should contact Randy Hyatt in
the music department during the
three week membership drive,
Feb. 7-84.
The Coast Guard.
Our representative will be on your campus February 14 • 16