1975_10 The Daily Collegian October 1975

              2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN      Thursday, October 23, 1975
The question person
Do you listen to KFSR?
Naomi Flnley. junior, elementary
•No. 1 don't. In fact, I didn't
even know about lt until I read
about lt In the paper. After I
read  the  story  I'd  like  to see
Is,   and   Just   to  hear what they
1 usually do, but th
days I haven't been abl
at Baker Hall. They h
I like tt because
Mark Holt, graduate a
"1  haven't,  but I  like  music
different   types   of  jazz,   so  I
home   from   school, but I  like    listen   to   KSAN  from  the Bay
of the talks they have. The
few   Informative political 1
they have are good."
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major sound changes which
affected  English   spelling,
spelling.
ability to
I  analogies and to for-
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m  many secondary students but Is appropriate for well-
nioilvate'i   college students. Although they may lie acquiring a
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Blue movies
at Hawaii U.
Editor:
With  regard  to your rXonday
siory  ""Porno Films Here?", It
ers to know that pornographic
films are shown on the University
of Hawaii. Manoa Campus at reasonable prices by various student
groups. This past summer my
wife and I were able to see X-
rated films such as "Illusions of
a Lady," "Fulfillment," etc. tor
$1.50 or $2.00. The films wer>
shown In regular lecture rooms
rooms were not overcrowded,
and no one seemed to see anything spectacular or unusual
about   such   shows. Of course,
mistaken—are served regularly
In the Campus Center (the counterpart of our College Union)
without fanfare or Incident. In
fact, the Center sponsors a Happy
Hour on Friday afternoons. Aca-
demlc  standards don't seem to
Dr. George B. Kauffman
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
She plays to share
her love for
mvsic
To plants! Lynn Kidder, 21, a senior music major, performing Is her way of sharing her love for music with other
She will be featured tnja special piano recital Monday at
8 p.m. tn the CSUF Music Building Recital Hall. The program ls open to the public free of charge.
"1 love to perform," she explains. "There's so much
beautiful music. When you're playing on the stage you can
tell If your audience ls enjoying It. When you really get Into
It, you share the music with the audience. You share your
emotions, and that's what music ls all about, the sharing
between the audience and the performer."
PERFORMS BY MEMORY
Kidder, who has studied the piano since she was eight
years old, performs by memory.
1 get really nervous before I go out there. But deep down
inside I know It'll go all right. I never go out unless I'm
prepared.
"If you worry about making a mistake or losing your
memory, It'll happen. You Just have to put those thoughts
out of your head."
Kidder's program will include "Andante con Varlazlonl
in F Minor" hy Joseph Haydn, 'Sonata, Opus 31, No. 2" by
Beethoven, "Prelude and Fugue, Opus 35* and "On Wings of
Song" by Mendelssohn, and "Sonetto del Petrarca, No. 104*
and "Paganlnl Etude No. 5" by Franz Liszt.
BACKGROUND
A studfiht of CSUF professor of must
netl, Kidder has accompanied the Fi
Chorus, the CSUF Concert Choir, and vi
classes. She has also performed with tl 	
semble and the Keyboard Ensemble. A member of the Mu
phi Epsilon Music Society, she has been assistant accompanist for the Fresno Opera Association and for "Honor
Festivals" sponsored by the Fresno-Madera Music Teachers
A native Fresnan and McLane High graduate, Kidder
plans to pursue a master's degree In.music performance.
She hopes to teach college piano and perform on the side
after she graduates.
Bob L. Ben-
Corn muntty
CSUF voice
Education majors learn how
to teach creative dance
program designed to give
ration majors and In-service
^hers new Ideas and teaching
iniques   will be presented In
International   Room   of  the
eterla 7 p.m. tonight,
ynthla   Merrill,   a   private
atlve dance to c
Presented by
of Childhood Educational International, the program ts free of
charge and open to the public.
Refreshments will be served.
For further Information, contact Dr. Joyce Hugglns In Ed.
Psych.'HI, or call 487-2237.
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Thursday, October 23, 1975
THE DAILY COliEG.AN-3
CSUF STUDENT Gary Colvin is aided hy ambulance and security personnel after a solo motorcycle
accident east of the Men's Gym Tuesday afternoon. "I just turned around and he was rolling,* said senior
business major Dan Shingai, who was riding another motorcycle alongside of Colvin. Colvin was treated
and released at Community Hospital.(Photo by Barry Wong)
Enrollment sets record
Enrollment for the fall 1975
semester at CSUF has reached
15,711, some 400 ahead of last
fall and a record number for the
university.
The largest growth area ts
the School of Craduate Studies
with |ust over 3,500 students,
an Increase of 200 from last fall.
New graduate students totaled
nearly 1,200.
Robert Board, CSUF registrar,
reported gains al the freshman^
sophomore and Junior class lev-
slight dip Ih the
Associated Student Body President David Price said he was
concerned with these Increases
as far as specific services for
students was concerned. "The
three key areas to me are the
graduate students, part-time students, and night stiaientsbecause
this Is where I think we can play
•We'd like to provide more'
services designed tohelpsomeof
these   folks," said  Price.  "We
the grad level, not only because
they comprise 23 per cent of our
enrollment, but because there are
no specific services to respond
to their specific needs."
NO PROPOSALS YET
Though Price had received no
proposals yet. he had some ideas
for what could la? done. "By
working with the graduate council, we can develop something.
Most graduate students need advising services, a placement
center, and an office to seek-out
job opportunities. We haven't
looked into anything yet.
•Grad students, night students,
and part-time students have re-
least In student ser-
>  far,
j i
should see what we can do to
help." Price continued.
I've received no proposals
yet, hut any area where there's
an Identifiable group, I'd be anxious to see Ihem."
Price was referring to the
graduate council, which represents grad students, or any group
representing night students or
part-time students.
•The night students aren't actively organized," he explained,
•hut they are In a position to
avail themselves of our services.
The same with part-time students. We'll try to develop activities that will keep them here,
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