1977_11 The Daily Collegian November 1977

              Budding careers in floral design
Photos by
Gabrielle Ornstein
.RTISTICAL   FLOWER ARRANGEMENT
FOLLOWING JAPANESE standards
in plain cleanliness, students gently
wipe each leaf before starling their
Senate
Outreach
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expected group."
When the Chicano student
fighting   for
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JUST ARRIVED!
Random House Encyclopedii
Roots (in paper)
The Silmarillion,   J.R.R.
Kennel Bookstore
lower Level
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All natural
flavors!
K3€HOUS€ Wine Cocktails
When do you say Budweiser?
w tn men'slntramuralfoot-
irst round playoff action be-
on Tuesday Including two
breakers  that    determined
tltlon with a spotless 4-
ll the Independent Monday Lea-
sue,  followed by  BBB.    BBB
In the Independent Wednesday
League, the fifth-ranked Coneheads and No. 10 Clockwork Spud
Oed for the title. Fourth-ranked
R.O.T.C. coasted ln the Independent Thursday League, far
ahead of the Mad Dogs.
A three way tie occurred ln
the Independent Dormitory
Fraternity Friday league. The
Village Idiots, HMFIC and Bull
have all received playoff berth*.
Baker 11 was the winner of the
Dormitory Wednesday league
with a perfect record.
Second-ranked Lambda Chi Is
considered another favorite af- '
ter sweeplngto the Friday Fraternity crown. Sigma Alpha Epsilon was second after defeating last season'* runnerup,Sigma Nu. Speaking of Sigma Nu,
they earned a playoff birth along
with Dormitory Thursday
champ, No. L
Jockettes aim at title
U 3 reward for being the
>- ranked team, the Jockettes
reived a bye from Orst round
Ion Tuesday ln the Women's
ramural football playoffs.
rhe defending champion
:kettes earned their bye by
am rolling to the Independent
dnesday League title. The
»ve's Snatchersk finished a
■1 after edging
it EOP.
WDG  w<
won a -showdown with
I to capture the lode-
Thursday League. How-
•3-2nd did earn a play-
Thursday League crown with a
perfect record. Kappa Kappa
Gamma made the playoffs by
breaking a three-way tie for
second. They also received a
bye from  the  past  Tuesday's
GFI and the Out to Lunch
Bunch are the representatives
of the Independent Tuesday League. In th* Independent Thursday League, Homan 12 lead* the •
way while Blrche* Britches,
Bruisers and Bombshells and
Hell'* Cat* nabbed playoff bertha.
Tuesday's games pitted Kappa Alpha Theta v». GFI, EOP
v*. Out to Lunch Bunch and
W-3-2nd va. Blrche* Britche*
BB. Yesterday saw the Hell'*
Cats v*. tne Grave's Snatchera
n 12 v:
. W.D.B.
On Tuesday past, Reamsters
Union played Black Thunder
Sheep and Fresno ' University
Cold Keggers took on Graves
"M" Bombers to decide the
final two playoff berths.
Ten teams confend
for championship
Although there are no six-
figure salaries or fat T.V. contracts, the first round of hard
hitting match-up* ln men's Intramural football left no doubt
It* playoff time again.
The "second season" was
kicked off Tuesday as ten teams
entered the championship
scramble. The Fresno University Cold Keggers and the Graves "M" Bombers collided on
Field 1 to break a deadlock
(both 4-2) ln the Dormitory
•Thursday League with the Cold
Keggers earning a playoff berth
on the strength of a 25-6 romp.
The other tiebreaker pitted
Heamster•s Union (4-1) and the
Black Thunder Sheep. Advancing In that contest was R.U.,
rolling to a 31-6 rout.
In the major upset of the afternoon, runranked B.B.B.
(2-M) humbled No. 3. S.A.E.
(6-1) by a 25-19 margin. The
No. 8 Village Idiots (3-1) also
fell by the wayside Tuesday,
dropping a 24-12 overtime decision to No. 9 Bull (3-1). In
a square-off between two undefeated powers, ROTC (5-0) and
No. 1 (6-0), ROTC came away
with the blemished mark while
No. I moved to the next round
with an 18-6 win.
Wednesday's action (unavailable at press time) featured
defending champions, Peon U,
(4-0) and Baker II (5-0), te a
battle of league title-holders
while the No. 5 Coneheads
(4-0-1) met HMFIC (3-1). On
Field 2 No. 2 Lambda Chi Alpha (6-1) faced tbe No. 6 Mad
Dog*.
To the students of CSUF:
The Intramural Office at
CSUF te pleased to announce
tbe beginning of the Budweiser
Intramural Page. Each Tuesday this space will be devoted
to promoting tbe activities of
Fresno State's expanding Intramural Department.
Tbe 1977-78 season was
greeted with unprecedented enthusiasm from the student body.
At this date participation in the
all sports has swelled to a
record 2,169 students, a jumpof
38 percent over last year. Dlel
distributors of Budweiser beer,
has responded to this growing
Interest by .sponsoring this
foram  of  Intramural  events.
The purpose of this la	
tion, as with aUlIntranroral activities, Is designed to meet
tbe needs of the participants.
The accent win be on the positive. The emphasis on action.
In accordance with this stress
on participation th* Intramural
Office welcomes any suggestions or commentaries pertaining to tbe content of the Bod-
jeiserPage.
We hope that this added feature win prove a valuable asset
to the students of CSUF.
Pete Conrad
Intramural Dlr.
Mark Malkaslan
'Racquet' gains popularity
Photo by Sunny Fraxier
TIME  OF   YEAR AGAIN...Both men's and women's Intramural sports flag
football  playoff games   started this week .and continue to next week.  Already, several
top-ranked teams have been swept aside by less heralded opponents.  A record number
of teams accounted for a record numbei* of players in the intramural football program.
IM "Second Season" gets underway
Racquetball—only five
^Bgo It existed a* a trivia question, practiced by a curious few.
Today Its devotees, numbering
ln the millions, Insist It's the
greatest thing anyone has done
with four wall* since the invention of wallpaper.
The statistics tell the story
at CSUF. Three years ago the
Intramural Department hosted
Its first raquetball tournament,
attracting a total of slx.partl-
clpant*. Two other tournaments
I since then, with
the ongoing singles championship drawing 16 competitors
ln the open division, six In the
novice and eight ln the women's.
Friday
slgn-ups for No-
rable* tournament
Slg»-up forms can be found at
the Intramural office with action beginning on Monday. Competition, in both open and novice
divisions, will be offered ln
mixed dou-
Photo by Sunny Fraxler
THETA CHI,   the Fraternity All-School points champions
. the 1976-77 season, rest for the next garhe,,--^
Upsets highlight playoff action
The term "On any given day"
was certainly reinforced as a
pair of upsets highlighted first
round playoff action Tuesday ln
women's  Intramural   football.
The big shocker" of the day
occurred when unhearaided GFI
knocked off second-ranked Kappa Alpha Theta by the score of
14-8. The Thetas were stunned
on the first play of the gam* a*
a pass was Intercepted and returned for a touchdown. This
proved to be the winning margin as both teams swapped third
period scores. GFI'* "reward"
for winning Is a second round
clash with th* top-ranked Jockettes, scheduled for Friday at
EOP's 12-6 victory overtheOut
a defensive struggle until the
fourth quarter, when both teams
scored all their point*. EOP
now advances on to face Kappa
Kappa Gamma, also Friday
The other Tuesday garni
W3-2nd shut out Birch*' Britches, Bruisers and Bombshells
13-0, W3-2nd receives i
from Friday'* action, and win
resume play next week. Two
first round games were heir,
yesterday, with the result* un-
available at press time.
...After the game!