1981_03 The Daily Collegian March 1981

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CU ice cream produced
on campus from dairy
That* called paiteurUation,' Cooper
*aid.
The milk is pumped to a homogeni-
ter where 'it's under 21,000 pounds
per square inch of pressure. * The milk
is then forced through holes by pistons
This breaks up the fat globules. After
this, it i* pumped to .1 plate cooler and
then to an overhead sti-age tank, after
which it i* bagged or bottled
'We sell butter, ice cream and cheese
to the public,'.Cooper said The unit
I* open on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon* from 4 to 5 30 p.m. for tale*.
The unit 11 currently in the process
of going to a new type of patteuriza-
-VVe're in the process of trying to re-
finish the plant to where it'* more
modem,* Cooper said. He want* the
students to work on modem equipment
so that they have the experience when
11 It' s darif led, that' ■ ju.t separating they finish school
, u*— « ->- •■ - - The plant entails more than Ju*t know
ing how to run th* equipment.
'You have to know how to operate the
equipment as well as know the science," Cooper said.
He attributes th* success of the
11 -man operation to the people
'I think •verybody here takes pride in
their work *
With the warm weather coming u„
the bathing jult* come out of the clo*et
the soft drinks disappear off the store
shelves and there's a mad rush for .ce
Many people may not realize It, but
the ice cream served in the College
Union it made on campus, and the milk
cream and butter is all produced by the
student*
The Ice cream plant uses two day's
supply of milk from the dairy unit to
produce It* products, Steve Cooper,
plant manager tald. Th* remainder of
the  milk   it  told  to   Knudton   Dairy
The milk it pumped from the holding
tank and li refrigerated From there it
goes to another unit where it i* either
clarified or separated
Th* milk is then pumped Into another
tank where it is Seated with water and
'The milk is heated up to at least
145 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes
CU  PROGRAMTUNG   COIVMTTBE
CS.UP GEOLOGY CLUB
PRCSCNT
Psych experiment draws varied reactions
iLswig c*o$«f»_4j is usually reserved for inti- corning **ngry rt th*t antics, Bsrtah in- AnotherUbstudtntdtckM totxptri-
RiBty, *h*t s*-Jd,  (T\aking ptopit  f_w struct* thorn to tnpttln th* purpoM of ir-tnt gkmg whits in tht library. Altar
r    own,  tald Aliton Popular antic, indud* standing next hurt. 'Peopmt have baeft chased c\ear h*r. mad* comwrsation and ended up
Barash, twtcher'* aid*. But when sh* to or walking iwb*t*»**n two peopU acrott r.smptm harama may dMn'l have with a data, tald Barash.
assigned her Ptychologv »lab ttudent* making conv*rtatlon.lying or .IttJng achanotto explain. On* guvWbahlnd Barath grvet ttudent* a ll*t of sugget-
to nvg_*ut *rt*t- ltf#* *np*vkntnts by in- down 'next to ft artrsngtf, crowding *i som-t bushes for Mvtrw hours,* sht tions end gukjtlints but allows studsnts
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bravery,' said Barash, In describing th*   Barash. -Victim.'may igrwr* th* exper-	
devious pranks her ttudent* used in   Imenters. They may becom* angry and    telcctad what »Mrt to buy, th* lab stu-
il normt. Sue-   y«ll or Join In with the exp*rlm«nt*r» and    dem grabbed H and bought th* *hlrt for
MOSTAFA SHERZAD FILLS BAGS WITH Ml LK*
Ice cregm and other product* come from the campus dairy
A representative of the U,..™
of SanPi**-. and the National".
for Paralegal Training's
LAWYER'S ASSISTANT PROGRAM
will be on campus
Thursday,   March   19th   at
9:00  a.m.
to discuss details of the Program and career
opportunities tor college graduates in this
growing, new field.
... You may qualify for this intensive 12
week, post-graduate course, which enables you to put your education to work
as a skilled member of the legal team.
Contact tile Career Planning
and Placement Office at
407-2331 for further
information.
For fin grochyrm. cornel.
i^rNUNIVEftSITY OF SAN DIEGO   Kaon JIB. Sam Hall
L$Ju«y*r.Antatant Program    Sa. Dim. CASZUO
Th.  dmm,  erf b, __l_____ffijW"'
-!£_..£ •TT.mS, "mmi wTm^mm*i^**Sm* "*"•
vading people'* per*onal spec*, It *cer- stranger out
Ulnry  got  rid of  the   monotony-   of piteotheravi
in-dass labs, she said. -     '
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u>* nwwt aggressive during th* expert- Barath  ettimatet  that almost  NO
ment*. 'Maybe they feel that they've people on campu* were ..pproeched by
been given the opportunity to come out the n psychology lab* during the week-
of their .hell,* she speculated. long experiment. She teachet four labs
The purpose of the on<ampus expert- and tells her student* they may make the
merits was to measure people's reac- exp*rtm*nt alon* or in • group. Most
tion* when their pertonal tpace, the area students opt for a group effort for mora!
immediately turrounding their bodies, support and safety, she said,
was Invaded by strangers. This degree of **   If students detect that people are be-
Artists%hare ideas at workshop
STIa?
antk
maynotund*
nd think that
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1 Fresno Arts Center. The session It f_wt_>_«ti_n«
ing organized by Marth* D*v/*on, V^__T_*CUOIl
alliance   board   member-at-larg*   and ...
.person for individual artists of the ^^
classified ad yesterday. It was
_._ I that Rick Sherman was • liar.
D^wsonseld.'Vfidlbav.greetldees    J^tcT-un ^ * ~* **" "*
-  wonderful   project*  which   would    "-W-"*"•-"■
2 buib'i Playm
AreCominf!
Lamb'* Player*, a popular O-iiatian Mko* and Drama Group
will be |--*i..-.ian tb*_r lat**t pradoeUoo, "Hark th* AA"
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