1978_03 The Daily Collegian March 1978

              "The Dally Collegian"
coming events & news
Scholarship
Applications forthe?600Toka-
lon's Ina Gregg Thomas Memorial Scholarship are now avail-
be  attending CSUF full tl
year Is eligible.
Applications     are     a
Slide show
Dr. Marlnus Van Elswyk, a
will   speak  on "Development
and   Agriculture   in   Afghani-
Portable
Dance Troupe
A historical choreographic
work, two revivals from past
seasons, and two premieres will
be part of the CSUF Portable
Dance Troupe's third performance series of the year March
16 to 18.    .
Wright Theatre.
"Soaring,"*the historical choreographic work, was originally
choreographed In 1919.
public and will begin at 7:30
r>.m. In Fellowship Hall of San
Joaquin Gardens on N. Fresno
SUN. MARCH 12 - 1:30 PM
Cal State Fresno Amphitheatre
Tickets $530 advance (CSUF students),
$750 advance (General),
$850 at the doer
Ticker* available at Towef Records. Sun Stereo—Fresno &
Vrsalia. J & C House of Records—Eastgate and Fig &
California.   The   Kaleidoscope   and  Cal   State  Union
Information Booth. For Information 487-2938
No Cans. Bottles or AJcohol - Plenty of free parking on campus
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lon In advertising. In Ms senior
ear at CSUF, he was a teach-
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of 10 theoretical and experimental articles by German, Russian,     English    and    American
was In charge
of the advertlslng-copywrltlnj
laboratory. ■
New chief
for Ag.-Econ.
Robert J. Glim, a professor
of agricultural economics, has
been named Interim assistant
dean of the School of Agrlcul-
ture and Home Economics and
manager of CSUF's farming
operations.
Glim, who was appointed by
CSUF President Norman A.Baxter, succeeds George F. Ilg,
who retired at the end of the
fall   semester   after   30   years
•m.GlIm
alloper-
of field,
As manager of th
atlons of 1,200 acres of
tree and vine crops and thi
stock programs In dairy, horses,
beef, sheep, swine and poultry.
Glim, a specialist In farm
management and farm finance,
Joined the CSUF faculty In 1948.
Previously, he developed and directed the vocational agriculture
at     Woodlake    High
Ad
talks
Blair Looney, a Fresno advertising executive, will speak Wednesday, March 8, In the business
lecture series sponsored by the
CSUF School of Business and Administrative Sciences.
The lecture will be presented
at noon In Room 101 of the
Phebe Conley Art Building.
public
free of charge.
Looney has been active In tl
advertising agency business fi
nine years and represents a var
Vintage Days
Applications for competition
In the Vintage Days Boomtovn
Carnival and competitive events
are now available In CU 317
and  the Men's Gymnasium 105.
Deadline is April 5 for both
applications.
Vintage Days will be held April
20-23.
For further Information contact either Doug Goertzan (student coordinator), Beth Symnons
(competitive events), or Darlene
Ralchard (Boomtown)       at
487-2938.
"The DailfcCollegian"
CALENDAR
and  Zarrell  Williams.     (Photo by Yvonne Ohanlan)
theatre
rtw Child Drama Center
presents Its participatory play
"On Trial" on Saturday,
March II and Tuesday, March
14. This production Is de-
sic-.e! for the enjoyment of
-H'.llrun. aged ten and older.
Touring Company will per-
torn ji the CSUF Child Drama
"entei 's Lab School, Rm. 101.
Call 487-2053 for reservation •• or information.
Play -- -The Visit," He-
tots are |1, $2 and $3 at
Theatre Arts box office, phone
<E"-22I6. Performances
•letitly through Saturday,John
Wright Theatre, 8:15 p.m.
"Hrlgadoon" -- Musical,
Plavin<! at Theatre 3, 1544
Pulton St., Fridays and Saturdays through March 25;
Phone -isg-3381.
music
to perform at Northwest
School of Fine Arts, 5415 N.
West Ave. on Saturday, March
18, at 8:00 p.m.
The program includes
pieces by Beethoven, Schumann, Mozart and Chopin.
Donations at the door are
$5: students with I.D., $3.
For more Information, call
226-9211.
Evening concert (freo), Saturday March 11, 8:00 to 11:00
p.m., CU Lounge, featuring
"The Ted Jordan Band,"
"Mike Johnson," and "Bro-
Concert --CellistFrances-
Marie Ulttl appears with pianist Philip Lorenz on Tuesday,
March 14 at 8:00 p.m. at
Northwest School of Fn
Northwest School of Fine Arts.
General admission Is $4; students, $2.
Concert — The Minnesota
Orchestra, with Stanlslaw
Skrowaczewskt conducting,
performs Tuesday, March 7
at 8:00 p.m. In the Convention
Center Theatre.
CSUF Concert Choir, Fresno Community Chorus, with
student and faculty soloists,
8:00 p.m. Wednesday.
Student and faculty soloists, 1:00 and8:00p.m. Thurs-
events
Friday Movie — "Blazing
Saddles," IA 101, 2:30 wm.
CU Lounge at 7:00, 8:50 and
10:45 p.m. Students with I.D.
75 cents, $1.50 without.
Business lecture — Blair
Looney, advertising, In Conley Art 101, 12:00 p.m„ Wednesday, March 8.
Natural sciences colloquium — David Hodges from UC
Berkeley, "Trends in Computer Hardware Technology,"
New Science Bldg. 139, 4:00
p.m., Thursday, March 9.
Mathematics lecture —
Mathematics professor,
Burke Zane, on "Some Divisibility Properties for Binomial Coefficients,-" Tuesday, March 7 at 4:00 p.m. in
SR1-24.
"Christian Emphasis
Week" — A series of events
sponsored by campus Christ-
public free of charge.
March 7, Tuesday, a free,
hour-long multi-media pre-:
sentatlon, "What If I Should
Die?" cafeteria upstairs,
12:30 and 2:30 p.m.
Keynote speaker Gene
Thomas (former national director of Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship), on
"The Disturbing Jesus," CU
day, March 8. "What Kind
of God Do You Believe In?"
CU Lounge,- 7:00 p.m.
Student rap sessions with
Gene Thomas, Thursday and
Friday, March 9 and 10, in
CU 312-314 at noon.
Gene Thomas speaks on
"New Life, New Lifestyle,"
CU Lounge, 7:00 p.m^Thurs-
Free film, "The Mystic"
Friday, March 10: 6:30 p.m.
In Commons Lounge; 8:00 p.m.
In Baker HaTl Lounge; 9:30
p.m. in Graves Hall.
Exhibits
fiber designs, Conley Art Gal- <
lery, thrpugh March 26;orl-&
glnal graphics by Leonard?:;
Basktn, Ben Shahn and others. >•:■
Special Collections, through :*
April 28.
"Political     Workshop" -
Narlonal Women's Caucus o
Fresno     County    schedules X;
workshops onSatupday, March •:•:
18,  at  Fresno City College, j
Spring fashion show — 1
Stturday,   March  18,  at
Sneraton Inn, to benefit Sierra S
Hospital's     medical career
scholarship fund. Tickets ai
$8 each and may be reserved 3
by      calling     227-0910
222-9635.
This Friday, Saturday and;*:
Sunday, some of the finest»
collegiate bowlers in Callfor-jj
nla Invade Fresno I
fourth annual Collegiate Mas- J
ters and Queens bowling tour- \
nament. Hosted by the College $j
Union, the event will run from $
6:00 toll:00p.m.onMarchl0,X