1975_04 The Daily Collegian April 1975

              4-TME DAILY COUfOUN        Vartoasdar,
Human relationship lectures
to be presented this month
A aertee of lectures oa humun
retatiwutatpa entitled «4 Saaisyi
in April" wlU be presented by the
Counseling Canter at CSUF In cooperation with tha High Point
FiajBnnMB.il on April 5, 13, SO
and 27
The programs are designed to
present experiences ha alternatives to the way people live today
and to show how lndtviduala can
tncrsaae their awareness of their
own needs and thoee of others.
All of the sessions will he held
from 2:20 to 5 p m In the CSUF
Cafeteria
The series will begin with a
lecture by Joseph Chl Ron Pea rce,
a former high school teacher and
college  professor,   on the tent'
"The Magical World of the Child."
He challatagaataa ssaaniptlon that
culture   has    **iuta*.ed   richer,
toller lir«a and rruggeets that people lose the myoua quality of
childhood
Dr. James Fadlman, |i*rjlatata
glat and prMiasm at the Association for Traaaperaonal Psy-
chology win apeak April 13 on
"■fwjatortag the Universe Within
is or, What Happens When We
(>et High • His presentation Includes various experiences ta
altering consriorrswese through
meditation,    tao toedb.
Dr  TholmaRoas, medical pay.
rhologtat  at  the  UCLA   Neuro-
'ute. will discuss
• ' ha Pi I hi iBrrj at -he !mpo*
atbtllty- oa April 20. A research
ar ta parapsychology, retlgtor,
and Yoga, ska win discuss ESP
and similar topics, relatingtherr
to bntng reapraatahla toother poo
pie end the world
The final lecture April 27 win
feature Diane Pike and Artone
Lor ranee, author-teachers who
will apeak on-Higher Con a clous
neon tLovtag. • Their pkiloeophy is
one of living cooperatively rather
than eompetlttvnly, loving and
giving rather than hating and re-
slating.
Admission for the lectures Is
12 50 psr session or $4 tor the
One   unit   of credit  U
available for an additional SS foe
Students aid in tax preparation
LORENCE H0NQA, a CSUF music major, takes a relaxing tires*
bstwasn classes on a recent rnorninq enjoyinq the aaaa availsli'c
more and more these days.
ON  CAMPUS
TODAY
Dick Gregory will apeak on
"Social Problem a: Social or Ann
•octal* st noon tn the Amphitheater   or the Men's Cym If It
Programs ta Englleh will lea
ture chamber music by Batty
I a covet te end the Fresno Arts
Qunrtet In IA 101 at 1:10 p.m
The biology roinaadnm will
festers Nehto George st 4 p.m
In Science 231
Mel Edwards, s sculptor from
Rutgers University, will lectors
ln Art 101 at 7 p.m.
Harriet l.youe, an editor of
MS. Magazine will apeak on
•From Prophetic Dreams to
Prone Deadlines: MS Msgardns-
Ptaloeophy, Origin and Growth"
la the College Union Lounge at
4 p.m.
Contemporary Music Conference lecture aad prisantaflos la
Maalc 100 at 4 p m
The Arm salsa Students Aseo
elation will moot at 7 p.m. st
1132E  gnnu Aan Ave
on survival tool
taCU 312-114
The Ckriattan Science Orgnta-
rattoo wtu moot ta the Collegiate
nwasa from 2 to 4 p. an
THURSDAY
Dr   Herb Bather will apenk at
Poet will he open in Administration 224 from *i-7 p.m.
DAY
A slide show and presentation
on the crtela In the Middle Fast
will he held In the Religious C en
ter at noon
Wbeelchetr basket tall with th*
CSU F Dorm Rollers rot rag against
the Dellaa Free Wheelers tn the
Men's Gym at 7 p.m Donations
$1
■Richard- and "Red Nightmare" will be shown in the College) Union Lounge at 8pm
Hen Cackle Inn featuring singer
siad fiddler Will Spires at g p.m.
In tho College Union Coffee Shop
Admission f 1
TheIntervaratty Christian Fellowship will present aa audio
vtsusl presentation upstairs In
the cafeteria at 12 45 p.m , 4:4r>
p.m   and 9-45 p.m
Grades
(Coattaewd from Page 1)
Accordtag    to    Dnvtes.   these
I limit tho progrsm.ln
tGPA Is
I 2.0. I
graduation rwoagromoata
ata who wish to have pre-
vious mark dtarsgsrdod merely
to rslss their GPA would not bo
•he cafeteria at 6 4? p.*
.92 at 4 10 p.m
aal should sppiy aa s
dr GPA  above 2.0, tSwy dHn
•ta longer owaUlfy
•Yon're  really not ettojbto if
Taa tatom Waal Folk Dance     yoa have at laaat a 2.0 overall,"
Peettval wtn be aatd ta the Col-     Pastas aald.
logo Union Lounge at 7:20 p.m.
I ttaa Dtrec-
• Caaassling awaataat Talk     tor of 1
naaa 210 persons have
received assistance In preparing
their federal and state Income
tai returns through a Volunteer
Income   Tax   A^ststam •
Mexico slides
Sides of Chihuahua, Mexico
will he shown tn CU 312-313 at
4:15 p.m It will be followed by
a description of CSUF'a July
couroea in Chihuahua. Dr. Ronald
* Freemen end Dr Margarita Lopez Urrutla, from the Department
nt Foreign Languages, will an-
swer questions about the pro-
cram
Hardware
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while   volume on Items such aa
plumbing   supplies,   power tools
and nails has gone up, ssld Fay
Hendtno, aaetatant,
Rendino aatd she felt the economy was responsible tor the general upturn tn business.
At Fresno's ffaaayalrhi Hardware "do-it-yourself" Items have
rone up tn sales while haase
warea are "holding their own,"
co-owner John Masancco said.
John Najartan. owner of Black-
stone Hardware In Freano. also
reported an overall increase la
volume atnee the economy began
tta downturn
Like many of the other stores
contacted, the sale of "do-tt-
youraelf" Itema have shown the
shsrpest increase. Najartan aatd
program being conducted by students from CSUF
The free eervtce tor remittee
and indivtdusls is being provided
at locations ta Pwnneys Department Store oa the Fulton Mall in
Fresno, and at Wetnetock's ln
Frsaaa Fashion .Fair limpid ag
Center from 10 am to 2 p.m.
Saturdays through April 12.
Two additional locations have
been added for the final two daya
of the VITA service April 5 aad
12 Assistance will he available at
the Calwa Elementary School at
4302 E. Jensen Avenue, and at the
Madera Poet Office
The students providing the ae-
• ave been trained by the
Internal Revenue Service lo give
taxpayers help tn preparing,
simple returns on wages, sal
sriss, interest, and dividends
They also oaa provide aaalstaace
for taxpayers who are renters b
filing tor refunds under the
fornla State Rental Credit
The aervlce is available to
everyone, but la especially da
Bigned tor taxpayers who cannot
afford to pay tor MSlataace In
preparing their federal and state
, tax returns.
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