1974_03 The Daily Collegian March 1974

              4-THE DAILY COU.EOIAN- Thurt, Mar. 7,1974
BULLDOGGERS'
-THE CSUF RODEO TEAM
Being good In the rodeo takes practice, day after day. Dally Collegian photographer Erik Strom recently caught some of the CSUF
Rodeo team In practice. '
To the left Donnie Wright, a transfer from Mercwl College, goes
through the motions for the calf roping event.
In the center Andy Dodson was caught going through some roping
tricks. Inspiring this photograph. The photo was made by projecting
"a black and white negative onto Iltho film, which was then contact
printed onto another sheet of lltho film. This produced a negative and
positive image.
Most people talk about grabbing the hull by the horns, but Mike
Williams seems to be having enough trouble wrestling this steer
to the ground. ,   >
The Fresno State Rodeo, being the 19th annual, will run both
Saturday and Sunday at the Clovls Arena, At stake, aside from the
individual honors, will be the team title. Fresno is the defending
champion, and will fight Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo for team honors.
The Mustangs of Poly are currently ln first place in the West
Coast Region team point standings, but Fresno could overtake them
with a win this weekend.
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"You have to practice/ practice, practice
until you con go through the motions
without thinking about it."
—Jay Ventress, CSUF Bullrider.
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CAMPUS NEWS IN BRIEF
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Spanish for law
onforcement personnel
A course designed to assist
law enforcement officers ln communicating with Spanish speaking
residents will be offered through
'he Extension Division at CSUF.
The course. "Practical Spanish
lor Law Enforcement Careers."
will be conducted from 7-10 p.m.
Wednesdays. March 8 through
May 15. by Dr. Oscar Gomez-
vtdal, a Spanish language teacher
.i> Madera High School. The two
unit course will be held in the
\rt-Home Ecomonics Building
ZIS-A. Tuition is S52.
Gomez-Vidal, who holds a docusate In law from the University
>! Cuba, said the extension course
<rtll provide the students with
taste terms, key sentences, and
i iioinatlr expressions ln Spanish
ror everyday use by law enforcement officers In dealing with the
public.
Some of the topics to be covered
■idude police Interviews, Inter-
locations, warnings and commands, and how to deal with
iraffle violators and Juvenile of-
vnders. The course also will
stress cultural differences ln-
luding common expressions and
oiahulary used by the Spanish
speaklaf Individual living ln the
i'.S.
.rmiHZ-Vldal said there IS a
•i-mendous need for hlUngual
ourses to meet tbe needs of
professionals and others In com-
i unicatlng with the Spanish
-.peaking community.
!fe has authored a book entitled
•' nmmerclal Spanish for Bl-
linguale,' which he uses in teaching business terminology In
■■... i .day Spanish to professionals
iii persons working toward ca-
- cers in business.
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ROTC art display)
at Fashion Fair
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\ir   Force   ROTC   cadets are
.; nrtpating in an art display of
!-  iiaintlngs depleting Air Force
m or lea) highlights to lie shown
; .rrh 8-17 at Fashion Fair.
I ■ i'    selections    come    from
■■•' than 3300 paintings which
•t.prise theTslflclal Air Force
ii r    collection.  The  collection,
-MSliliahed In 1950. owes much
' its continuing success to the
\ir Force art program, Initiated
•   1954.
I tthographs of the paintings
■ re available through the super-
it endent of documents. They
measure 17 by 22 Inches, are
suitable for framing and cost
>2per set of 12.
Creative) drama
classes for children
The child Drama Center of
XUF will offar classes in cre-
''iv*. dramatics beginning March
I in Lab School 101.
The classes are open to stu-
!-rits In grades two through five
■: nl they mill meet fur one hour
■' *: 10 p.m. for ten weeks. Chll-
rr-n are welcome to attend the
r -e classes on Tuesdays or
'• "dnesdays. To enroll, call the
Mid Drama Center'at 487-2033.
Exorcism course
to be offered
The Extension Division at CSUF
•ill offer a non-credit seminar
" exorcism Tueeday, March 12.
Steven   LsVelle,   Fresno's
resident" psychic researcher,
■'I   Rev. Walt Mtnhoto of the
*-*wman Center, will offer this
'•e-nlght   seminar   concerning
-wrcism. ,
The class will meet from 6:30
"> 10 p.m. In Science Building
oom 162 and charge a $5 admission tee for the course.
LaVelle believes that many of .
"ie so-called "demonic posses
sions- are more of a manifestation of the Individual's subconscious control of psychic energy
than of satanlc origin.
Father Mlnhoto will provide
the Catholic Church's views concerning exorcism and demonic
possessions.
Women's health
workshop topic
The physical, sexual and emotional health concerns of women
wlU be the subject of a workshop
offered by the Extension Division
at CSUF.
Dr. Nathan E. Liskey. chairman of Ihe CSUF Health Science
Department and Dr. Donald C.
Casperson. associate professor
of health science, will conduct the
course tomorrow and Saturday.
The class Is offered for either
one unit or two units of academic
credit. The class will meet from
4 to 10 p.m. tomorrow and from
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
Jhe class will be held In Science
Building 121.
Guest lecturers on the program
wlU Include Dr. HurveyCaplanof
the University of California
Medical Center: Barbara Elsen-
Stadt of Memphis (Tennessee)
State Psychiatric Hospital: Dr.
Merry   Salehl,   CSUF   assistant
professor -of psychology; Dr.
Jerome S. Harris. Director of
Medical Services at Valley Medical Center: and Norma Warner
from the Food and Drug Administration office ln San Franciso.
The speakers will cover topics
dealing with the problems of
women ln aociefy today. Including
"Psychological Problems of
Women,* "Help ' for Sexually
Troubled Lives," 'V.D. - Silent
Threat to Women* and "Drug
Problems of Young Women."
Tuition for the class Is $26
for one unit of credit and $52
for two units of academic credit.
For further information on the
course, contact tbe Extension
Division at 487-2549.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN-5
Thurs, Mar. 7, 1974
Desalination talk
Dr. Karol Mysels, senior research adviser to Gulf General
Atomic Company, will apeak at
CSUF Wednesday, March 13, on
the principles and practice of de-
aallnation of water. His talk will
be presented at 4 p.m. In Room
161 of the CSUF Science Building.
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