1983_12 The Daily Collegian December 1983 Reloaded

              I IPap^CB &    Dec. 6, 1983
Ethnic Studies Program open house set
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"This is a means of giving visibility t
ir program," said Dr. Robert Mikell,
ethnic studies coordinator. "Our pro-
The Ethnic Studies Program will hold     duct is education, and we try to provide
its fifth annual open house Thursday to    the best product with the courses we
introduce both present and incoming     offer."
CSUF students to its program. Mikell expects more than 300 people
The open house will be held from to attend the open house. The program
noon to 2 p.m. upstairs in the Old drew 150 people its first year, when it
Cafeteria, and will feature presentations was located in the ethnic studies office
from each of the departments of the     complex.
c Studies Program - Armenian. "Since we got such a positive reac-
e decided to extend it to the
the idea of a
cruitment program."
The open house has been broadcast
e on radio station KLIP since 1981
lisyearthe broadcast, which is used to
tract incoming students to the ethnic
program, will be delayed until
turday
and Nat
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tion."he said. "That makes it difficult
control Based on dates purchased, it
apparent that some people would con
parking permit, Forden said.
"I don't know. Prosecution is not the
answer   Restricted permits are for people who work on campus. If they arc
being used by others, it's a misuse — a
ne location, espe-    violation of the parking ordinances."
Virgil Cope, administrative assistant
police depart m
school students.
The actual program will begin at
12:30 p.m., after guests have had a
chance to speak with CSUF administrators, program directorsand faculty.
Several Ethnic Studies instructors are
cheduled to speak, and the Black
Studies Dance Troupe and a combined
CSUF/ Fresno City College black gospel choir will perform.
The program will last until 1:30 p.m.
at which time visitors will be able to sec
various cultural exhibits and sample
cultural food.
Mikell emphasized that the program
helps the entire university, not just the
Ethnic Studies Program.
"A good response helps the whole
university. The more students in ethnics
studies, the more students." ^
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Come, "RING IN THE HOLIDAY SEASON" at
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1983
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said thai
in particular wher
"I did some research and found that it
was not a great violation,"he said.'"lt is
doubtful (that prosecution could take
place). There is very little wccould do to
take disciplinary action and take the
ly from then
Steinbeck auditions set
Theatre Company's student production
of John Steinbeck's Burning Bright wil
be held Dec. 12 and 13 from 3 p.m. to t
p.m. in the Arena Theatre.
Actors should have a prepared two
minute monologue. Scripts are available
in the Box Office. CSUF student Mike
Frecceri will direct the production, scheduled to run Feb. 23-25. For more inform-
Box Office (294-2216).
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'Dogs are the team to'catch'in '84
By Jack Baagart body ought to start a movement to    6-0 and 170 pounds, but the similarities     Grant. Look for Scott Barnesto change
Who wants to be the 'Dog catcher?
That's the S64.000 question that will
be making the rounds in the Pacific
Coast Athletic Association this season,
as nine teams fight to catch the top
•Dogs — the CSUF basketball team.
Coach Boyd Grant's Bulldogs possess
just enough key ingredients to be
considered the TJogs to catch, or the
team to beat in the suddenly talent-
laden PCAA. At least the PCAA media
says so, along with the nation's sports
magazines and the conference coaches.
"There's four tough teams in the
PCAA," says CSU, Fullerton coach
George McQuarn. "And then there's
Fresno. They've got to be the favorite."
"I'd be shocked if we won," insists
University of Nevada-Las Vegas coach
Jerry Tarkanian. "Fresno has a great
team there, and 1 don't see who can stop
CSU, Long Beach coach Dave Buss
"The two best teams in the conference
played the other day,"said Buss. "It was
a Las Vegas intersquad game. Some
body ought
break up the Rebels."
While Buss is busy worrying about
breaking up, the Rebels, the rest of the
PCAA wiHconcern itself with catching
the 'Dogi. and for good reason. CSUF
has the talent, the experience, and the
confidence that a 25-10 National Invitation Tournament championship season
170 pounds, but the similarities
end there. While Strain appears to be
the more talented of the two, he.also
appears to be lacking in what Smith has
the greates: abundance of. and what
Grant loves — intensity. While Grant
remains noncommittal on these two,
Arnold will continue to provide his
usual steady shooting and outstanding
defense and rebounding.
Tyrone B'adley. where are you?
GUARD — If the Bulldogs have a weak
position, this is definitely it. Although
6-foot-4 senior Mitch Arnold has displayed a much improved passing ability
in the preseason contests, the Bulldogs
still have a noticeable lack of floor
leadership.
tate sophomore
Grant. Look for Scott Barn
Sophomore Mark Gustin might have
the beef (230) and senior Dave Mote bar
might have the height (6-11). but Barnes
simply has too much talent not to play.
The 6-8 junior can mix it up under the
boards, and has the grace and agility to
drive to the hoop or pull up for the
jumper. Barnes, who isn't quite as tall as
Grant would like, has a smart style of
play that brings back memories of last
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