1973_05 The Daily Collegian May 1973

              6    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Tuesday, May f, 1073
UCSB takes two of three:
'Dog title hopes dimmed
rated UC Santa Barbara LA Stale and UOP, each with .lamming a  solo homer In th
 they're  much  stronger      >-.  record.,   now  .11   .top  th. flr.t  I
than   their   record  Indict.,  by      PCAA. Trailing Fre.no ar. the more I
taking two out of three game.      Spartans of San Joae Stale with a seventh. Dean Burton contributed
s-5-1  mark. Meal weekend's sc- * two-run double during a four-
tlon will pit  LA Slat.' v.. UCSB run sixth lhal Increased Fresno's
snd UOP vs. Ssn Jo*. Slate, with lead lo 7-0. Mark Hance had two
Fresno drawing . by*. Th* final hits   for  Ihe Bulldogs,  breaking
week  of plsy will  see LA State
vs. UOP In Los Angeles and CSUF
Ing the Bulldogs out of n
at place
In the PCAA.
The i.auchos  stormed
back to
take both end. of a doubl
(S-2 and 3-2)Saturday aft
ping  a   »-«  decision   to
PCAA   pl*y.   30-19  ov*r
all    UC
Santa Barbara, ihe PCAA
pton  Us.  year.  Is  171?
overall
j™~fezz
t com
as good
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Tuesday, May I, 1973   THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
7"
Planned Variations contract signed by CSUF, Model Cities
wise would not hav* gone to a'
A contract under which $80,000 Program   to students  from  all
will be provided by Freano Model Planned Variation Are** ln Free-
rules Planned Variation for ml- no.    The Grants-in-aid will be education b
-.only  and low income stpdents administered by tl
has   been signed by California datlon throug the Financial Aids        Leonel Alvarado, director  of
State   University.   Fresno,   and Office. > the  project ln  the EOP Office,
Model Cities officials. aald the funds Will Jm available
The Planned Variation Edura- for Ihe fall 1973 semester    He
Under the agreement, the funds Hon  Project ls designed to re- said May It Is the deadline tor
will  be  made available through rn.it. admit, retain and provide Interested (tud.nl. to submit ap-
the    F.duratlonal   Opportunities grant aid to students who other- plications and other document.-
Day care center open this summer
ion June l«-July 27.
The cut in funds has resulted
t the college Religious Center
t 2311 East Shaw. Instead of
■rents paying according to Ihelr
icorr.es. they will be required to
ay  $2  per day for each child.
ii.rtn.-r  session adds up to 958.
not   older  than   rive  years  and
Thirty children will he accepted for Ihe session and enrollment
at the center must be filled to
operate. Applications are available  in  the  Student Affairs of-
Unnetie Ruppelson. director
tlon for oi
Alvarado aald all students In     student's   potential   for college
the program will receive special     level work, ti
Th. long rang, goal of th. pro- solely on academic a,
Jen,   he said, la to provide th* Alvarado »
Planned variation Area, with the
professional leadership and ex- bean hindered In their education
peruse  needed   for  growth  and due to a lack of funds.    Others
the program time due to work cc
will be accomplished by reaching Additionally,   state  and  federal
high  school   students  through monies are being diminished and
group pre.enl.tlon* and personal a heavy burden baa been placed
contact by EOP ataff and student. on   the   Financial   Aide  Office.
Information efforts .Im will be Th. project 1. needed, he said,
directed through parole agencies, to aa.ur. greater admission and
social   service   agencies, retention  of  students  from  the
and   local organize- moat   disadvantaged   Plann.d
Selection   and   admission  f.
community studies.
I 7:15 skf». Until the
canter close, at 1:15 In the afternoon, the children will be offered a variety of activities such
as finger painting, crafts, and one
ol the most Irreststable thrills
of all: pali
anything the children can Imag-
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I: painting It
as an everyday playhouse.
One of Ihe highlights of the
summer   will  be harvesting the
Tourney cancelled
Untied Church
Five Chines
driver. Is still unconscious at St.
Agnes Hospital In Fresno. Molly
Wong and Phyllis Cheng are listed
imllles, accord-
Parking bail upped
The hall for violation of university special parking ordinances,
section |, will be increased from
$2 to J 5 beginning today.
in the CSUC sy
Hospital visit
The Student Councillor Kx-
ceptlon.l Children will visit the
speech andhearlngcllntcal^om-
munlty Hospital tonight.
Students will meet In Ihe parking lot behind the Men's Gym by
6:30 p.m. Transportation will be
provided for those needing a nd*.
ONN24HIS.
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VOTE SCHMIDT
FOR PRESIDENT
WHY?
Because*...
Junior  fvlarketing   major;  Political Science  minor
21 years old
Experience In student government
Senator lor the School of Business
ir of the Budget Committee lor the School of
and Athletics
Member   of the Senate Board AthMIe Biadoet Cotn-
Mcmbtr o?th* inter-Collealat. Athlallo Ad Hoe
Committee to study the future Of th. alhletle
programs at CSUF
. na. stuaica ,n ussvu. usi*n*sss.t.>j. . w». —..- —	
history of their  direction from  1966 to the
s haa lobbied for student Interest In Los Angeles
CUIFNI
this type of experience
VOTi   Q_.
SCHMIDT FOR PRESIDENT