October 24Th 1984

California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Coyote Chronicle (1984-) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 10-24-1984 October 24th 1984 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle Recommended Citation CSUSB, "October 24th 1984" (1984). Coyote Chronicle (1984-). 185. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle/185 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Coyote Chronicle (1984-) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Volume 19, Number 5 Serving the community of Cal State University, San Bernardino Octolier 24, 1984 Undaunted by an injury, Chris Moore shoots to kill. THEATER FACULTY ARTS Pg.2 PROFILE Pg.6 Inside Radio Broadcast by Melissa E. McDowell Just what really is going on handed' to the disc jockey and music you are hearing is at the other end of your radio? what they must play. going at the same time, to Today's technology might Says Ford, "Eve» at places all over the country. have you wondering who, or stations not using a computer Stations like K104 and what, is playing your song. there is not much freôm. KDUO use satellite program Most of us visualize radio Disc jockeys can choose, at ming with local commercial as a disc jockey playing best, from what is available spots automatically tone records over the air. In truth, to play in that hour's activated. there are very few stations rotation. About all they can Dexter Taylor, sales that "cue up" records do is switch songs around." manager for K104, says that anymore. Stations now use A big disappointment is to although they have a audio cartridges or carts. call a radio station for a morning show that is local, A cart, which looks like an request and they never play use of satellite programs eight track tape, is recorded the song. This can also have gives you a major market with only one song or a lot to do with the music talent, someone nationally commerci^ spot. Playing a rotation and format, ^me known. cart proves easier than a stations are not allowed to Radio of course must rely record because the disc take requests and all of them upon its power signal jockey need only push a cannot play a song which is strength. You have to be able '»KS button and the song is not on the play list. to hear the station. Stations playing. They are also easier Requests are usually taken like KFI go long air distances r to store and do not wear out for research. If a song is because they have a very as fast. requested many times it will strong signal. At night the So the disc jockeys are move into a higher rotation; AM stations have a chance to picking the songs off the meaning it will be played TO farther, their signal c^s instead of records, more often. If you call up a bounces off the ionosphere. right? Wrong again. Eve!7 request and the disc jockey With the temperature change radio station employs a music plays your song, chances are at night the ionosphere will director. This person picks it was coming up in the rise, giving the signal a and reviews new music- rotation anyway. You just chance to "skip" farther making certain the songs got lucky. distances. If you prefer FM conform to the station's Perhaps the most dis there is not much change in Pulitzer Prize recipient for editorial cartooning, Mike Peters. format. A format style turbing thing is to call up for the signal strength at any dictat^, for instance, that a request and no one is there. time. You are either in line you will not play hard rock on Yes, there are stations run with their towers or you are an easy-listening station. entirely by computer. Such not. The bigger the station, Edward Ford, music automated stations like the more chance you will director for Fullerton station KOLA do not have disc have of receiving their KBPK, explains that after jockeys at all. You are broadcast. the songs have been chosen listening to voice tapes Now that you have an Political Cartoonist ttiey are usually placed in a announcing the music. inside view of radio, turn it on computer. The a)mputer If you think that is and listen. You can have a then programs the day's imp^sonal there are other knowing smile when a disc music into a rotation stations that are program jockey says he's playing this printout. This is what is med by satellite. Now the record, just for you. Mike Peters Theater Arts Production by Dan Schruender 1r Mike Peters, who won the operations) Group in "Angel Fall," by Lanford later punished. The Ima^nation Players Pulitzer Prize for editorial Okinawa for one and a half Wilson, is currently in Auditions wilt be held (IMPS), which is a ciît cartooning in 1981, is y^rs, drawing cartoons, in production for the Fall November 26 and 27 in the course that will be offered syndicated by United Feature his words, "tellingthemen to Quarter, by Cal State's Little Little Theatre. this Spri^, is a touring Syndicate to approximately keep the bathrooms clean, Theatre. The third production is group which tours various 300 newspapers across the stack their dirty dishes right, Performances of the play Eugene lonesco's "Rhino grammar schools and United States. United etc." will be held Nov. 8,9,10,14, ceros," This Comedy (rf the performs plays for kinder Feature Syndicate is an Following another year 15,16. and 17 in the campus Absurd explores the garten to sixth grade. The affiliate of United Media with the Chicago Daily theatre. tentative hold man has on his course title is TA 320 B. Enterprises, a Scripps- News, he became the Dayton Directed by William L. identity, and how easily he is The Touring Theatre (TA Howard company. Daily News' political Stout, a Theatre Arts effected by fashion, even by 320 C), which will rehearse The Dayton (OH) Daily cartoonist in 1969. His work instructor, the pilay concerns becoming a rhinoceros in the during the Winter Quarter, News cartoonist's work then became syndicated by a group of ordinary people pursuit of trendiness. and tour during the Spring, frequently appears in such United Feature Syndicate. caught in extraordinary The spring production will plays to high school aged magazines as Time and In addition to the 1981 circumstances in a remote be directed by Theatre Arts audiences. Newsweek. His cartoons Pulitzer Prize, Peters has New Mexico mission. They instructor, Amanda Sue Theatre Arts 221 is an have also been compiled into won the National Cartoonist^ are forced to closely examine Rudisill, and auditions will independent study course several books. The Nixon Society's Reuben Awards fo^ their lives and ambitions. be held March 12 and 13. where one, two, or three Chronicles, Clones, You editorial cartoons in 1982 and Auditions were held last Dr. Barnes said, "Aud students get together and Idiot...I Said Clones, and 1983. Sept. 18 and 19, however, the itions are open to all full-time perform a scene from a major Win One For The Geezer. The son of a St. Louis TV Theatre Arts Dept. will be students. It is not neccessary play. The project must be Bom October 9,1943 in St. personality, he has become a putting on two more plays for to be a Theatre Arts Major." approved in advance by Bob Louis, Missouri, Peters celebrity in his own right the 1984-85 school year. Rehearsals are usually Ifowell in Room CA IM. graduated from Christian with regular television During the Winter from 7-10:30 p.m., Monday Still another opportunity Brothers High School in 1961 appearances in Dayton and Quarter, Theatre Arts will through Thursday, and 7 students have to pôrm is to and received a bachelor of appearances on NBC-TV's present "The Ghost Sonata," p.m. to midnight on Fridays, put on a play independently fine arts degree from "Today" show. He markets by August Strindberg. Barnes said. of the Theatre. There are no Washington University in animated political cartoons Ronald £. Barnes, Chair He added, that they realize instructors involved, 1965, both in St. lûis. for television. man of the Theatre Arts students have obligations to however the play to be After a year's stint as an Peters lives with his wife Dept. will direct thestoryof i their other classes, so performed must be submitted artist for the Chicago Daily Marian, and their three conflict between a shy young rehearsals end earlier on in advance to Dr. Barnes. News in 1966, he served with daughters in Beavercreek, a student who develops a school nights. Last year, a group of the U.S. Amy's Second- suburb of Dayton. mature perception of good, The Little Theatre is not students produced and Psyops Group (psychological and an old vampire-like man the only opportunity peiformed Nostrioni's "The who exploits the boy, and is students have to perform. Wool Gatherer." The Chronicle October 24, 1984, Pagei 3 It's Oompah— pah Time by Dianne Hamre according to Clare Shara- You will find such delicious Roll out the barrels! It's finski, Activities Advisor. treats as German sausage, ';Ôktoberfest time and CSUSB She says "A.S. and especially potato salad, baked goods, hot celebrating with a fall the German club are strongly cider and apples.

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