1977_09 The Daily Collegian September 1977

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Fall
New clothes to wear, near classes to start, new books to buy, Dew friends to meet-
Fall Is a time (or fresh starts. Tho look on campus Is new too, with Improvements
being made everywhere.
If the fountain looks more refreshing than ever, It Isn't because of the drought. New
blue Uie has been laid In tbe basin, adding depth and color to the water.
For the sports-minded, handball courts and the men's gym and undergoing construction. Tbe tennis courts have also received a new coat of asphalt.
Pool sharks will be delighted to know that all of the student union pool tables have been
fitted with new felt and are ready tor play. a
Speaking of plays, tbe drama department Is getting ready for tbe first production of
the season, "Auction Tomorrow." The set Is well Into construction, with set designer
Mike Brooks doing much of the labor.
With Innovations and relnnovatlons being done all over campus, CSUF Is heading into
fall with a fresh face and high spirits.
Photos by Gabrielle Ornstein and Sunny Frazier
Frank Gljuiere prepare te
THE WORLD'S A STAGE for tat detlaner Mike
Brookt and helpmate Ron Lynett at they^alnt
tho tat for the upcomlno play "Auction Jo- ,