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The Daily Collegian
Wednesday, March 7,1990
Page 5
Be "fftmMwwfctwi
\ By Moore
fih
(Ipojfel e«Bj5"pJ
ZAPPrs PARK
"If your'c tired of Shaw Avenue nightlife,
then try dipping into Fresno's 'other' night-club scene'
Daily Collegian
September 28,1988
EVERY MONDAY
-Blues Jau Session
featuring
Omar the Magnificant
WEDNESDAY, March
7, 1990 9:30pm
-Steve Ono
OUFTAftlST
THURSDAY, Mar 08,
1990 9:30pm, $1 cover
-Scream crrv Wailers,
Country
FRIDAY, Mar. 09,1990
9:30 PM, $2 COVER,
-Jesse Mahtmez
Guitarist
1105 N. Blackstone Ave.
209-266-0334
SATURDAY, Mar. 10,
1990 930pm, -Comedy
night, Bill Walsh &
Friends
EVERYSUNDAY
-Open Mike Night &
Songwriters Night,
featuring frank slpes,
Dwjght Weston, and
Slammn' Sam Garner
FIRST ANNUAL
\ NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
CAREER FAIR
SACRAMENTO HILTON
2200 HARVARD
(1-80 @ ARDEN WAY WEST)
SACRAMENTO, CA 95816
SATURDAY, MARCH 10,1990
10:00 AM. TO 4:00 PM.
FREE ADMISSION • FREE PARKING
34 State Agencies • 11 Cities & Counties
4 Universities * 17 Community Colleges
16 School Districts
6 Major Private Companies
'TheseEmployeers Represent 14,000+
New Career Opportunites Per^Year
Minorities, Disabled and Females
are strongly urged to attend.
The Careers of the "90s"
are here today!
PRESENTED BY HISPANIC-HOTLINE
AND CAREERS NOW (916) 737-0930
WILIKER'S
Continued from page 1
tavern, an agreement was reached
whereby Wiliker's would spend six
months on probation, with one viola¬
tion equaling the elimination of Its
dance permit
Furthermore, two employees cited
by Wiliker's for allowing the viola¬
tions to occur, as well as the manager
in charge were terminated. Manage¬
ment has also assured Fresno fire
officials that any other employees
caught allowing overcrowding would
be fired as well.
This assures us that they know
we're serious," Downs said. "After six
months of training their employees,
I'd think they would be able to control
It more out of habit than anything
else."
Downs also said that while man¬
agement was not justified In allowing
the overcrowding to take place at all,
they have at least been cooperative
throughout the entire probationary
process.
"Now that they've seen that we're
. serious about maintaining life safety
In Fresno, they've (Wiliker's manage¬
ment) bent over backwards for us.*
Since the second violation. Downs
said Investigators have returned once,
finding the bar to be well wtthir\ lim¬
its, allowing only 210 people in the
doors.
Nevertheless, the probation stands
to have little effect for CSUF students
who enjoy frequenting the establish¬
ment
"Wiliker's has not discontinued
dancing, we've never discontinued
dancing and yet we're still receiving
phone calls asking why we don't have
dancing anymore,* said Iramel. "I'd
Just like to stress that we still have
dancing."
Assistant Manager Tracy Lujan
agreed about the Impact to students.
"The only thing I can see happening
Is that the students may have to wait
In line outside for a little longer. " he
said. "Butother than that notmuch
will have changed.*
CSUF senior Barry Jenkln said he
does not see a need to reduce the
number of customers in Wiliker's.
"The dance area in there has a lot of
room." Jenkln said, "and IVe never
been In there when it was danger¬
ously overcrowded."
However, another laithful Wiliker's
customer, senior Peter Hutchinson.
says he thinks overcrowding has been
a problem there for some time.
"I've been in there at times when
the only way to get through was to
Just elbow your way through." he
said.
Provided no violations are discov¬
ered during the probation period.
Downs said Wiliker's space problem
may be resolved through a petition
currently being considered which
would allow more people to dance
after employees have cleared several
ofthe restuarant's tables and chairs
for the evening.
ALFREDO'S
488 W. SHAW
CLOVIS
. 297-7722
Shaw Ave.
tolQ Security Pacific
| ■ *•**
?*ALFREDO'S
ED. NIGHT 6pm to 9pm
SAT 12 noon to 9pm
Applications are now being
accepted for the 1990-91
Union Programs Committee
in University
Student Union,
Room 306.
Pump it up !
Join the Union Programs Committee.
The Union Programs
Committee is a group of
twelve students charged with
scheduling, promoting,
and producing, a wide range
of student programs.
Positions are available for'
the following
Program Coordinators:
Union Square, Lectures, Mini-
concerts^Cultural Events,
Films, Special Events, Leisure
and Recreation Activities,
Academic Games, and
Performance and Fine Arts.
For more information
please call 278-2938.
Deadline is Friday. March 30,4:00 pm.
»:■■
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| Title | March 7, 1990, Page 5 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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| Full-Text-Search | The Daily Collegian Wednesday, March 7,1990 Page 5 Be "fftmMwwfctwi \ By Moore fih (Ipojfel e«Bj5"pJ ZAPPrs PARK "If your'c tired of Shaw Avenue nightlife, then try dipping into Fresno's 'other' night-club scene' Daily Collegian September 28,1988 EVERY MONDAY -Blues Jau Session featuring Omar the Magnificant WEDNESDAY, March 7, 1990 9:30pm -Steve Ono OUFTAftlST THURSDAY, Mar 08, 1990 9:30pm, $1 cover -Scream crrv Wailers, Country FRIDAY, Mar. 09,1990 9:30 PM, $2 COVER, -Jesse Mahtmez Guitarist 1105 N. Blackstone Ave. 209-266-0334 SATURDAY, Mar. 10, 1990 930pm, -Comedy night, Bill Walsh & Friends EVERYSUNDAY -Open Mike Night & Songwriters Night, featuring frank slpes, Dwjght Weston, and Slammn' Sam Garner FIRST ANNUAL \ NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CAREER FAIR SACRAMENTO HILTON 2200 HARVARD (1-80 @ ARDEN WAY WEST) SACRAMENTO, CA 95816 SATURDAY, MARCH 10,1990 10:00 AM. TO 4:00 PM. FREE ADMISSION • FREE PARKING 34 State Agencies • 11 Cities & Counties 4 Universities * 17 Community Colleges 16 School Districts 6 Major Private Companies 'TheseEmployeers Represent 14,000+ New Career Opportunites Per^Year Minorities, Disabled and Females are strongly urged to attend. The Careers of the "90s" are here today! PRESENTED BY HISPANIC-HOTLINE AND CAREERS NOW (916) 737-0930 WILIKER'S Continued from page 1 tavern, an agreement was reached whereby Wiliker's would spend six months on probation, with one viola¬ tion equaling the elimination of Its dance permit Furthermore, two employees cited by Wiliker's for allowing the viola¬ tions to occur, as well as the manager in charge were terminated. Manage¬ ment has also assured Fresno fire officials that any other employees caught allowing overcrowding would be fired as well. This assures us that they know we're serious," Downs said. "After six months of training their employees, I'd think they would be able to control It more out of habit than anything else." Downs also said that while man¬ agement was not justified In allowing the overcrowding to take place at all, they have at least been cooperative throughout the entire probationary process. "Now that they've seen that we're . serious about maintaining life safety In Fresno, they've (Wiliker's manage¬ ment) bent over backwards for us.* Since the second violation. Downs said Investigators have returned once, finding the bar to be well wtthir\ lim¬ its, allowing only 210 people in the doors. Nevertheless, the probation stands to have little effect for CSUF students who enjoy frequenting the establish¬ ment "Wiliker's has not discontinued dancing, we've never discontinued dancing and yet we're still receiving phone calls asking why we don't have dancing anymore,* said Iramel. "I'd Just like to stress that we still have dancing." Assistant Manager Tracy Lujan agreed about the Impact to students. "The only thing I can see happening Is that the students may have to wait In line outside for a little longer. " he said. "Butother than that notmuch will have changed.* CSUF senior Barry Jenkln said he does not see a need to reduce the number of customers in Wiliker's. "The dance area in there has a lot of room." Jenkln said, "and IVe never been In there when it was danger¬ ously overcrowded." However, another laithful Wiliker's customer, senior Peter Hutchinson. says he thinks overcrowding has been a problem there for some time. "I've been in there at times when the only way to get through was to Just elbow your way through." he said. Provided no violations are discov¬ ered during the probation period. Downs said Wiliker's space problem may be resolved through a petition currently being considered which would allow more people to dance after employees have cleared several ofthe restuarant's tables and chairs for the evening. ALFREDO'S 488 W. SHAW CLOVIS . 297-7722 Shaw Ave. tolQ Security Pacific | ■ *•** ?*ALFREDO'S ED. NIGHT 6pm to 9pm SAT 12 noon to 9pm Applications are now being accepted for the 1990-91 Union Programs Committee in University Student Union, Room 306. Pump it up ! Join the Union Programs Committee. The Union Programs Committee is a group of twelve students charged with scheduling, promoting, and producing, a wide range of student programs. Positions are available for' the following Program Coordinators: Union Square, Lectures, Mini- concerts^Cultural Events, Films, Special Events, Leisure and Recreation Activities, Academic Games, and Performance and Fine Arts. For more information please call 278-2938. Deadline is Friday. March 30,4:00 pm. »:■■ |
