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Volume 19, Number 8 Serving the community of Cal State University, San Bernardino • November 14, 1984
Cheerleader Funding wm
by Robin K. Porter A Chronicle survey of $400 for the away game university and IRA fees. seven Southern California travel for cheerleaders at the Since we believe cheerleading colleges and universities meeting. A.S. appropriations is sports related we feel the found that cheerleaders at committee chair Dave athletics department and/or most of the campuses are not Swedlove reported at the IRA should finance it. funded by Associated meeting that his survey of Students shouldn't have to Student (A.S.) funds. four California state schools pay more through A.S. fees," Schools polled included: resulted in recommendations stated teh President. CSC Stanislaus, Humboldt from all four A.S. officials (in "A.S. sponsors intra- SU, San Diego SU, Sonoma A.S. positions similar to murals annually, and this SU, CS Bakersfield, UC San Swedlove's) not to set program is open to the entire Diego, and U of Redlands. precedent by funding campus. We believe this The survey was conducted cheerleaders either partially program allows students over the past two weeks. or in full. with all different types of Three of the schools "I did not want to set athletic ability to become received from one half to total precedent by approving involved. Again, I think the funding through either IRA funds for a sports related cheerleaders and Ellen (Instructionally Related activity," said Swedlove. "I Kowalski are doing a fine job Activities) or the athletics have decided financially not in supporting our school and department. A.S. at two to support the cheerleaders boosting morale," she added. ^hools gave $100 and $500 to because I decided not to An athletics department the cheerleaders. financially support sports, survey of nine Southern Cheerleaders at all seven of and 'cheerleaders are, I Califofhia'' schools done last" schools may elect to do believe, a part of the sports April indicated that six of the fund raisers, or personally program. I feel the cheer schools cheerleading squads pay for cheerleading items. leaders are an integral part of paid for their own expenses At CSC Stanislaus, an the sports program and of the personally and through fund organization of alumni and campus community. They raisers. Three of the nine students has been supporting have done a fine and received some funds from the cheerleading squad, but outstanding job of represent A.S., two received some will be looking toward 1 ing this campus." funding from athletics, and financial separation of the 'A.S. President Sheryl one received some from IRA squad in the future. Hammer shares Sw^love's funds. At Sonoma State Uni concern about setting Dr. Reginald Price said versity a programming precedent by financially that he selected the nine committee, similar to supporting cheerleaders this schools for the department CSUSB's Committee for year. survey because they were Clubs will provide "seed "A.S. wants to support either in the same athletics money" to help organizations cheerleaders, but not division or in a similar initiate fund raising financially. We feel that division. The remainder of activiites. students already pay enough schools are in a conference to CSUSB Board of Directors money toward the athletics which CSUSB has recently applied. voted not studentto provide program though state Saves A by David T. Bristow during a long distance work Assisted by fellow student treating for shock and to be doing fine, adding that Chris Martin, a student at out in the University Pool. Irene Heldstab, Mr. Larson supplying him with oxygen. he will be out of Intensive S^a\ State San Bernardino, Exactly why Mr. Martin began to administer mouth to He was then taken to San Care by Tuesday or 'was saved from drowning became incapacitated is not mouth resuscitation while Bernardino Community Wednesday, depending on his Monday morning while in a known, but when the Miss Carr began Cardio Hospital where he was progress. swimming class at the Cal situation was realized, Mr. Pulmonary Resuscitation admitted to the Intensive Dr. Reginald Price, Chair^ State Gym. Quick thinking Larson dove in and brought (C.P.R.). By Miss Carr's Care Ward. A Hospital of the Physical Education and fast action on the part of Chris to the surface. Miss estimation, Chris was spokesman stated that it is Department, praised the the class instructor, Janyce Carr estimated that Chris revived in under one minute. normal for victims of near actions of the individuals Carr, and Jeff Larson, a was under water "not more The actions by these drownings to be kept in saying,"Accidents do student in the class, averted than 30 seconds." but when individuals saved Chris' life. Intensive Care for a period of happen. I'm grateful that we disaster and saved the life of he was pulled from the pool Paramedics arrived soon observation. The spokesman had capable individuals on Chris. he had no pulse and his after Chris was revived and reported that Chris was in hand who knew how to react The incident occured breathing had stopped. administered further aid. stable condition and seemed prudently.",con't on page 7
Alumni Artist Test Anxiety Page 2 Page 9 The Chronicle November 4, 1984, page 2 Financial Aid Delay
A computer breakdown on only about one day late. CSUSB is one of 14 hand, and mailed there and "Without this program, Friday, Nov. 2 caused about The credit for solving the campuses in California to be back. there would be a tremendous 25 students a delay in computer problem goes to a chosen to participate in the Krug said, "We under backlog," he said. The receiving financial aid former financial aid new electronic processing stand that many students, backlog from the breakdown benefits. recipient, who now works as system. Before this program this money is the bread and was cleared up by Monday, Ted Krug, Director of a programmer for a company b^an, it took a student six to butter. Many of us were on Nov. 5. Financial Aid said, that for in San Bernradino. He eight weeks to get a financial aid ourselves, and The experimental program unknown reasons. Financial stopped by to visit some Guaranteed Student Loan. we know where you are will be over in February. Aid employees were unable to friends, and offered to try and Now, provided the applicant coming from. So we try to get With the increase in gain access to the Automatic get the computer working. fills out all the forms checks out as fast as applications in 1984, and the Packaging File. The APF is a His name, and the name of correctly, it takes about three possible." expected increase above that computer program which the company he works for weeks. He also added, that GSL in 1985, processing will lists financial aid recipiants, have been withheld by This experimental system applications are up 86% from become almost impossible and the amount they will request. included a terminal, which is last year. From July to without the system. receive. This is the first real on line to a computer in the August, 1983, about 230 Students should let President The school budget does not problem we have had with central loan office in applications were filed. For Evans and the Board of allow for professional the system since it was Sacramento. Since it is a the same period in 1984, there Trustees know that the programmers or repairman, installed last summer, Krug direct connection, inform were 423. And the same system does work, and they however the computer was said. "We are now seeking ation can be processed almost number of people are working should urge Sacramento to made operational by the end professional programming immediately. Before, the in the office this year, as let CSUSB to keep the system of the day. This means that assistance." forms had to be processed by there were last year. permanently, Krug said. dispersal of checks will be CSUSB Alumni: Robert Leroy
by Robin K. Porter proceeds will go to charity. When .Robert Leroy Leroy advises prospective graduated from CSUSB five commercial artists to select a years ago he probably never specialty subject with whjg?^ suspected his artwork would they feel confident. He added be distributed in 20 countries that marketing and applied and he would be the youngest law courses will enhance automotive artist with that their skills. type of recognition. "A student who wants to Leroy's commercial succeed should have three airbrush illustrations being things. 1) natural ability, 2)| exhibited in CSUSB Gallery 2 concentration, and 3) thel throughNov. 23. Race cars and motivation to do it. It's thai other pieces of automation same thing for race car; are the subjects of his art. driver^ and writers, said^ Recently his artwork was Leroy. selected for production by a He had several suggestions" company called Paper Lion. It for seniors graduating in; produces graphics posters commercial art. and sponsors approximately "If they're just going into: five artists at a time. Leroy's general illustration they; series of posters- were should have one heck of al distributed by this company portfolio, even if it takes six to 20 countries. months to even a year (td Leroy works for a accomplish). Learn a subject! commercial art business in well enough to give you^ Riverside and creates credibility. Be ready totakea" advertising illustrations for lot of no's. For every yes there • the clients of Media. are 100 no's. Have per-, His real ambition, Leroy severance. You have to be says, is to become a pro race able to communicate verbally car driver, then airbrush and at a respectable level, a^ illustrations will become a professional level." ^ hobby. Leroy recommends learn -After receiving his B.A. in ing from the trade of art from CSUSB, Leroy commercial art itself. started making contacts with "Go to every commercial driving teams. He currently art business around. Work 10 makes presentations for the hours per week for nothing teams to automotive builders and before long they may hire; and does marketing research you." in addition to his il The chances for success in- lustrations. Most recently he th; field, he says, are as goodf did a presentatioti for as the person. Yamaha. Beginning in January,- Leroy will have a private Leroy will be teaching; showing for car builders at commercial airbrush il the Winston 500 Grand Prix lustration Monday nights tO; at the Minitar gallery (ending CSUSB students in an art^ Dec. 4). One painting will be department illustratioi raffled off for $30,000 at the course. Winston Series and the hi. The Chronicle November 14, 1984, page 3
• ... MU sU A. -. EWS!
CSMA Speaker Series Finance by Greg Timpany A variety of appeals are the parks department is Could you imagine what being used to convey to the seeking corporate sponsor Association life would be like it it were all people, the recreational ships for many of the special The Cal State Finance work and no play? What a alternatives that regional events. This allows the Association is a small but who are professionals in the hideous thought, especially parks offer. "The San department to trim its enhancing club on campus finance field, and want to be here in "the recreation Bernardino County Regional expenses, and gives the which is actively seeking successful, then this club is capital of the world." Parks Department is using corporations a chance to finance majors to become a for you. advertise directly to the Recreation on all levels has radio, newspapers, and cable part of our club. Come to the next Finance become a very competitive television spots to inform the public. If you would like to receive Association meeting on The use of marketing business. public about the park recognition, participate in Thursday, November 15 at 4 . techniques has become vital During a recent meeting of system." The park system's career-related activities, p.m. in the Senate Chambers to many governmental the Cal State Marketing master plan includes a wide experience the finance located in the Student Union. agencies. Apparently these Association, Mr. Gerry variety of recreational profession in the working, The meeting will last techniques are paying off Newcombe II, of the San alternatives designed to meet are willing to meet people approximately one hour. Bernardino County Regional the changing needs of the here in San Bernardino Parks Department, explained public. County. "In three to five that regional parks must be The park system now years the parks department marketed as a service to the offers fishing, boating, will be able to meet its annual Attention people. "Since Proposition 13 swimming, hiking camping, budget needs of $3 million passed in 1980 there has been and much more. According to from revenue generated by Administration a movement to make regional Mr. Newcombe "the parks the parks." Mr. Newcombe parks departments self- department is developing also expressed that there will Students sufficient." Without real brochures which explain be a need for people with izing it many parks what each park has to offer recreational marketing skills Do you have questions at the Smuggler's Inn, 1980 departments are adopting and the many special events as more park systems are about preparing for your Waterman Ave., San marketing techniques to help which go on throughout the forced to become self- career, but don't know who to Bernardino. meet this goal. year." As a cost cutting move sufficient. ask? Here is your chance to A sign-up list will be mingle with men and women circulated in all accounting in business and informally and finance classes only, fi discuss questions relevent to you don't have any of these UNI PHI Bowl-A—Thon your career plans. The Cal classes this quarter, please State Accounting Associa sign up on the list located The annual Uni Phi Bowl- Sponsors pledge money per department can generate the tion is sponsoring its annual outside Professor John A-Thon will take place on point for three games, a most interest and support the "Meet the Firms Night," Scribner's office, in the Friday, November 16th from penny, nickel, dime or scholarship fund. Faculty, Friday, November 16,6-8 pm Student Services Bldg., 1 to 3 p.m. at San Hi Lanes. dollars. you too. Send representatives The club uses this event as a Competition or fun to bowl. We want a real money raiser for its involvement is the theme this campus-wide bowling MEChA Food Drive year. The club wants, or happening. scholarship fund. by Elrond Lawrence November 5, and scheduled Campus community challenges each dorm to have If you want to be a part of M.E.C.H.A. has begun this great day, sign up at the to end on Monday, November members can participate in a representative bowl. Let's their annual Canned Food Services to Students with 19. one of two ways. You can be a see which dorm has the best Drive for Thanksgiving. Disabilities Office. Be a part The baskets to leave the bowler or you can sponsor bowler. Administrators, sign They are looking for canned, food donations in are located of Dollars for Scholars. one. Bowlers, of course, bowl. UP to bowl. Let's see which non-perishable foods that can in Student Services, the be distributed to needy Housing Office, and the families in time for Student Union. Be sure to "On a clear Day..." Thanksgiving. The drive is donate some goods, and give begin held for two weeks, some needy people a special Linda Furl, star of "On A Clear Day," the Bern?irdino. Curtain time is having started on Monday, Thankggving^^^^^^^^ television's long-running musical by Alan Jay Lerner, 8:15 p.m. Due to the heavy comedy series, "Happy who gave theatregoers such demand for tickets, two Days," will star with Bill monumental hits as "My Fair matinees have been sched Hayes, star of CBSTele- Lady," "Camelot," and uled on the two Saturdays of Women. „jants vision's "Days of Our "Brigadoon," opens for a the production on November Lives," in San Bernardino limited engagement, No 10 and 17, according to C. The American Society of Students majoring in Civic Light Opera's Broad vember 17 at the California Dale Jenks. Civic Light Women Accountants, Citrus Accounting or Business are way musical hit, "On A Clear Theatre of Performing Arts, Opera's general manager. Belt Chapter, will hold their invited to attend our monthly DajJfm^an^e^orever^ 562 West 4th St.. San regular monthly dinner dinner meetings and meet meeting at the Victorian vomen who are working in Broiler, 3630 Park Sierra the fields of public and .Drive, Riverside on Tuesday, private accounting. Student German Club November 13, 1984, with memberships are also social hour at 6:30 and dinner by Dianne Hamre by Disneyland as a model for interested in learning a little available. The German Club will Sleeping Beauty's Castle. about Germany, according to at 7:00 p.m. Cost for the dinner The guest speaker will be present a slide show of the Many other castles of King Dennis Hatcher, German meetings for students are Randy Goodman, Attorney, romantic castles of Germany Ludwig II will be shown. Club President. $10. of Block Brickman Lopin and on November 16, from 11:30 The slide show is free of For more information, For dinner reservations or Goodman in Santa Ana. His to 1:00 in PL283. charge and refreshments will contact Dennis Hatcher at more information, please call topic will be "Should the One of the castles to be be served. 887-5995 or Miranda Betty Rivero at 822-2345 or Professional Incorporate?" featured is the Neuschwan- This is to be a cultural Munson, advisor, at 887- Terri at 787-1860. stein Castle which was used event for anvone who i^ _7445^ ROTC Officer Receives Time Management "Major" Promotion Time lost can never be or writing a term paper. seminar on "Time Manage recovered! Most of us are If you want to learn how to ment." Bridget Tucker and ROTC has been promoted. were present as Lyon guilty of wasting one of our manage your time and Sandy Hall of Counseling and Well, at least the officer in received his promotion from most valuable possessions, become a more efficient Testing will conduct the charge, that is. Colonel Nelson from the TIME. Not only do we waste student, come to the workshop. Captain Stuart Lyon was Claremont College. time, but we permit others to Learning Center on Tuesday, See Rosemary Binney in promoted to Major on Major Lyon is in charge of waste our time also. November 20, 1984, at 3:00 the Learning Center or call October 31. the only ROTC program in th The quarter system does p.m. Learning Assistance extension 7612 for further Mrs. Lyon, the couple's San Bernardino and RIVM*- not allow for the postpone Services and Counseling and information. children, along with the side area. ment of studying for an exam Testing are co-sponsoring a ROTC cadets and faculty The Chronicle November 14, 1984, page 4 MEWB FEATy^E
Lifestyle: John Motley and Libra
Hello, certainly sees me often sity's president. Dr. Evans. I My friend's name is Libra enough since she teaches wonder how many first and he is a registered guide both groups. I guess the quarter students at UCLA dog. He is probably smarter physical conditioning paid off can say the same thing. than I am but let's not tell because a couple of weeks ago My AA degree from San him. I won four gold medals at the Bernardino Valley College I answer to John Motley Southern California finals was a good first step, but I am and even though this is my for the Braille Olympics. really looking forward to first quarter at Cal State I am This qualified me for the receiving my bachelor's excit^ about several campus national finals in New Jersey d^ee with a major in items. next summer. The 100 meter History. The Kurzweil Reading dash, 400 meter run, long Music is another love I Machine in the Learning jump and the triple jump are have. The drums and I have Center provides a way to read my events. I suppose that I been carrying on an affair for my text books. My freinds in am not a threat to Carl Lewis, fourteen years while the the Services to Students with but I also bet that my trumpet and I have been Disabilities office also record achievements are just as tqgether ten years. T am a my textbooks plus we use the valuable. member of a professional Recording for the Blind The campus information group. Library in New Jersey. atmosphere is attractive. I hope you let me get to My life style calls for lots of People are friendly and seem know you. I have a tendency physical exercise so my to have time for conver to. pass right by people gymnastics and yoga class sations.- For example, just the without seeing them. Please are important to me. other day at the Uni Phi Club yell a "hello" which will give Professor Ellen Kowalski luncheon I met the Univer me an excuse to stop and talk! Management Association by Elrond Lawrence through better decision around 15, IMA is not exactly date factual lecture and slide Of course, it isn't too late to Out of the number of new making by computerization." hurting for members, but presentation. IMA also join IMA before the club clubs appearing on the And IMA is designed still is working hard to shared a booth with the Pep really begins to build up some CSUSB campus this year, especially to support increase the club's member Club during the Oktoberfest steam. As it stands they are one club is working to bring students who wish to know ship roster. And besides-for on (Dctober 25. In addition, currently .working on plans exposure to a relatively new more about the world of IM. the remainder of the Fall they also held a fundraiser on for the Winter Quarter. So, if field of interest-Information Being a new club, their Quarter membership is free! November 1, in the form of a you are a student looking for Management. This club is primary objective at the The IMA isn't exactly just balce sale in front of the an up-to-date involvement in known as the IMA, an moment is to inform the sitting around, however. library. It was successful the world of Information acronym for Information faculty, community groups, They have already had some enough to warrant plans for Management, look up the Management Association. and the students of IMA's activities and some guest more bake sales in the future. Information Management What exactly is Inform purposes and motives. They speakers. On October 17, two And finally, plans were Association. You can find the ation Management? Accord eventually plan to work for representatives from Digital made for the weekend of times and places of meetings ing to the IMA's newsletter, national recognition; and, in Equipment Corporation November 10-11 to tour the in The Great Information it is defined as the "Increase the long-term future, even (DEC) presented to the club computer facilities of TRW in Flyer, or on a bulletin board of personal and organ- international recognition. an informative and up-to- Anaheim. near you. With an average crowd of Patriarch^ Communication Book iMusic For An exciting new course sexuality, and gay/lesbian will be offered to students in studies. He also advises the winter quarter, 1985. student and community gay The course, Patriarchal organizations and partici Sale Communication, COMM 582, pates in feminist groups. The Deaf is a seminar course for upper Dr. Mattee received her division undergraduates and Ph.D. in speech communica The Pfau Library will hold graduate students that tion from the University of a book sale on Wednesday, focuses on the traditional Denver where she also Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 by Melissa E^McDowell communication patterns of a taught for four years. Her p.m. at the north end of the Music for the deaf through fact that one can only feel a society governed by males, academic interests are in the library basement. an art form known as sign simple rhythm or beat, not and the impact of this areas of organizational Hundreds of new and used singing"it is really some the lyrics in a song. If you communication on sub communication, interperson books on all topics will be sold thing you must see to hear for were to take those lyrics and groups such as feminist and al and small group communi for 50c, hardcovers; 30c, large yourself. make them so the deaf could gay persons. The format will cation, and contemporary paperbacks; 20C, small The idea may appear "hear" them you would have be small-group discussions rhetoric. She has been a paperbacks; and 5C for loose strange, but deaf people are sign singing. The lyrics are on various topic areas, with communication consultant magazines and pamphlets. not completely cut off from translated into hand signs, information gained from for the City of Boulder and Remaining books will be sold music, only they must the language of the deaf. textbook readings, popular the University of Colorado, for $2 per bag from 3:30 to experience it in a different This process is not as easy articles, other readings, and teaching communication 4:30 p.m. All proceeds from way. Place your hand on the as It appears. The personal experience. skills and organizational the sale will be used to top of a piano. Now band out sign singer must go line by Drs. Craig Henderson and development. She has also purchase new books for the a few notes, at the lower end line, trying to determine the Dorothy Mettee will be the conducted a therapeutic library. of the scale. Feel that meaning or concept behind instructors for the course. drama program in the The library has held the vibration going through your every phrase and sentence.' Dr. Henderson received his Federal prison in Denver. Dr. surplus book sale several hand? Deaf peojple feel music These minings are then Ph.D.' in higher education Mettee is a feminist and times in .the past and has through vibrations such as structured imo enough signs.- from the University of plans at a later time to teach a raised several hundred that. - to be understandable but still} Denver. He works in student course on the rhetoric of dollars each time. The problem arises in the conform to a song's rhythm. affairs, teaches counseling, women. The Chronicle November 14, 1984, page 5 HiALTInl
Last week the Health sex. ray size, physical tTianon^nutnent^Tor Corner listed the calories in activity, heredity, and example, milk provides the fast foods that so many of conditions such as allergies proteins, fats, sugars, us eat. As you saw there was or pregnancy. You need riboflavin, other B vitamins, plenty of calories, but not all patience and a willingness to vitamin A. calcium, and the essential nutrients for a experiment in order to phosphorus. However, no good diet. discover the diet that is right single food supplies all the - You need 40 to 60 nutrients for you. essential nutrients in fhe to stay healthy. Without the A good diet can directly amounts that you need. For right balance of these control or prevent high blood example, milk contains very nutrients you could be pressure, indigestion little iron or vitamin C. suffering from chronic, constipation, obesity That's why you should eat a subclinical malnutrition and diabetes, and dental caries variety of foods to assure an not even know it. Because it's Eating properly can also help adequate diet. The greater subclinical, you don't feel any reduce depression, ir the variety, the less likely you idetifiable symptoms; and ritability, anxiety, head are to develop either a because it's chronic, the aches, fatigue and insomnia deficiency or an excess of any THE symptoms you do have may You can make important single nutrient. Variety also feel "normal." changes in your diet reduces your likelihood of When you are under stress immediately and begin being exposed to excessive PACIFIC yur need for all nutrients noticing the effects in a amounts of contaminants in increases, especially your matter of days. It will take any single food item. need for calcium and the B three to six months to firmly The best way to assure vitamins. Conversely, a poor establish the habits of good variety is to select foods each REVIEW diet contributes to a poor nutrition. day from each of these major reaction to stress. For Use the following Food groups: example, a diet low in milk Dai^ to record your eating and leafy vegetables can lead habits for three days. The Vegetables and fruits NEEDS to a calcium deficiency. areas in which your average 4 servings Then, when your tense daily consumption varies muscles produce a high level the most from the ideal are Bread, cereal and grain the areas in which you can products STUDENT of lactic acid, there isn't enough calcium tocounteract make the greatest improve 4 servings it. You feel more fatigued, ment in what you eat. anxious, and irritable than The 40 to 60 nutrients you Milk cheese, yogurt WRIUNCI you would if you were eating need to stay healthy include 2 servings a more balanced diet. For vitamins and minerals, as (3 or 4 servings for teens, POETRY, FICTION, ESSAYS, many people who have well as amino acids from pregnant women and nursing ^j^ouble sleeping, the answer proteins, essential fatty acids mothers) BOOK REVIEWS, LINE is not a sleeping pill, but from vegetable oils and spinach, milk and relaxation animal fats, and sources of Meat, poultry, fish, ^gs, DRAWINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, exercises. energy from carboyhy- beans, peas There is no ideal diet that drates, proteins and fats. ETC. is best for everyone. People's Most foods contain more 2 servings. needs differ according to age. Work accompanied by self-addressed, stamped envelope may be sent or delivered to School of Humanities Office (PL 236), Attention: PACIFIC REVIEW. NuTritional content* of popular fast foods Chart I FINAL DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 1. hem Calorics Protein Carbo- Fat Sodium tifraiiis 1 hydrates (grams) trntUtgrums) (grams) HAMBLRCLRS aurger King Whopper 606 29 51 32 909 THE McDonalds Big Mac 541 26 39 31 962 Burger Chef Hamburger 258 11 24 13 393 GREAT COMPUTER FiSH Anhur Treacher 's Fish Sandwich 440 16 39 24 836 Burger King Whaler 486 18 64 46 735 DEAL: McDonald's Filei-O-Fish 402 15 34 23 709 Long John Silver's Fish (2 piecesi 318 19 19 19 N.A. University students and staff CHICKEN Kentucky Fried Original Dinner 830 52 56 46 2285 receive discounts on all Kentucky Fried Crispy Dinner 950 52 63 54 1915 KayPro Computer products. OTHER ENTREES Pizza Hui Thin 'N Crispy Cheese Pizza (half of 10-inch pie) 450 25 54 15 N.A. KayPro Computers are complete systems, Pizza Hui Hiick 'N Chewy including keyboard, memory, screen, Pepperoni Pizza (half of 10-inch pie) 560 31 68 18 N.A. disk drives, and free software packages. McDonald's Egg McMufTin 352 18 26 20 914 Taco Bell laco 186 15 14 8 79 These complete systems start Dairy Queen Brazier Dog 273 11 23 IS 868 around $900. SIDE DISHES Burger King French Fries 214 3 28 10 5 Arthur Treacher's Cole Slaw 123 1 11 8 266 Bring your student/staff LD. to Dairy Queen Onion Rings 300 6 33 17 N.A. Burger King Vanilla Shake 332 II 50 II 159 McDonald's Chocolate Shake 364 II 60 9 329 Computer Nook McDonald's Apple Pie 300 2 31 19 414 965 South "E" Street, San Bernardino 'Data Supplied by Companies 381-3446 N.A. = Not available. and check out THE GREAT COMPUTER DEAL! The Chronicle November 4, 1984, page 6 EIMTE m fSEIMT Record Review: REO Speedwagon by Steve Kaseno Guest Writer The strong tracks on the on the title track, "Wheels Angeles). Reo Speedwagon plays in benefit games and played under the name "The similar events. The sur Well Reo fans its been two album include, "I Do' Wanna are 'Turnin." Transplants." The reason for prising thing is that they are years since Reo Speedwagon Know," (their current Reo Speedwagon was doing this, according to pretty good. They have has put out a new album. single), "One Lonely Night," formed in the early 1970's in Cronin, was to do a real small gotten help and support from Here at last is Reo's, "Wheels "Can't Fight This Feeling," Champagne Illinois. Today gig somewhere to start out such Los Angeles Lakers are Turnin," and it was and "Rock-n-Roll Star." One the band consists of pretty their new tour, and get used notables as Michael Cooper, worth the wait. The band has of the good things about this much the same lineup as to being back stage. They and Kurt Rambis whom they put together a strong album album is the group's ability to when they started out. The started out their last tour the noted in the credits on the this time. Their last effort, properly mix tender ballads band consists of Kevin same way, and the band felt it current album. "Good Trouble" was weak with good strong Rock-n-Roll Cronin doing lead vocals, brought them good luck It was worth the two year compared to their smash songs like, "Rock-n-Roll Gary Richrath on lead Star." Kelly Cronin's lead guitars, Neal Doughty on Let's hope it works acain. wait to get a really excellent 1980 release, "Hi in Fidelity." collection of nine new Reo This album had their first vocals seem to be getting keyboards, Bruce Hall on There is one interesting better and better with each bass, and Alan Gratzer on sidelight to the Reo Speedwagon songs: that number single, "Keep on blend love ballads with good Loving You." "Wheels are album, (disregarding Good drums. On October 27 at the Speedwagon story. The five Trouble), and lead guitarist Country Club in Reseda ( a members of the band also are old-fashioned rock-n-roll Turnin" is definitely in the songs. same class with "Hi Gary Richr-ath's guitar solos small club in suburban Los a basketball team which Angel'sFidelity. continue to smoke especially
by Nicole Ducharme Fall Angel's Fall opened carry on without her artist November 8 in the little husband. She is played by theatre at CSUSB with a Jodi Julian and expertly so. performance that was Marion's relationship with riveting and extremely the young tennis player, moving. The actors were Zappy (Christopher Durbin), very polished and believable. is our of convenience as he The story takes place in keeps her busy and gives her what appeared to be a bleak someone to love. She tries New Mexico mission, and desperately not to break in within the first ten minutes the situation but Marion is the mission was buzzing with not as strong as she seems. excitement and calmity as a She misses her husband " nuclear thing" kept them almost desperately and is not stranded there for an quite sure what the next day afternoon. will bring. Jul portrayal We meet Niles and Vita, is moving an :ong. The masterfully portrayed by emotions she provokes are David Pavao and Tina sympathetic from both the Laderi. They are passii^ audience and cast in this through New Mexico on their gripping portrayal. way to an asylum where Father Dougherty (Keith Niles will receive treatment Hearon) is the vicar of the and much needed rest. This mission and it is he, in an treatment has been sug imaginitively colorful way, gested by the directors of the who helps these travellers to college at which he use to question their destinies teach and recently had a before they go on their way. nervous breakdown. Pavao His delightful little tunes are shows us a man almost ready little bits of sunshine in the to let society convince him darkness of the situation. His that he is insane. He looks friend, young Don Tabaha back on his life and thinks he (Jim Seilsopour), is trying to is useless. He must choose leave the batren southland between going on with his life and aspire to greater heights or surrendering to what in medicine and research. others feel is right. Dougherty's constant Laderi is on stage badgering of the young throughout the performance Indian is only his way of and there are times when it helping the young man keep becomes difficult to let your his life in perspective. mind wander from her The set is beautifully' situation. She is the young authentic. So, is the situation wife of Niles and she is not as the six players are forced convinced that he is crazy. to make decisions abqut The pillar of strength, she themselves and how they will stands by his side only to find lead their lives upon leaving that she is standing too close the mission and their new and has failed to actually aquaintances. witness what is going on It is a must see for any one with her husband. who has ever felt alone or Enter Marion and Zappy. confused. Angel's Fall, Maion has recently b^n continues through November widowed and is trying to 17th. The Chronicle November 14, 1984, Cheap Date$ by Brad Pivar The court yard at Bank of Mirage private Roman baths. (This "Aaalvin, you-never-take- Palm Springs Center 619-324-1717 The Last Nights of may explain the people in me-anywhere!" Naomi cried (Reservations required) Pompeii warm up suits with wet hair from the kitchen after El Paseo Drive This replica of a 300 year East Palm Canyon at Golf carrying towels, but who winning her eighteenth old Japanese Inn, complete Club Drive knows for sure, it could be a consecutive game of one- Palm Desert Towne Center with authentic oriental (There's an irrupting volcano fad.) In any case, the place is handed strip poker. antiques, gardens and Koi in front: you can't miss it). amazing, and Sunday- Alvin, who sat glued to the Surround yourself with ponds; offers a very 619-328-5800 Thursday there is absolutely livingroom T.V. set watching the finest in everything (and affordable early bird special. no cover charge. What could the Wild Kingdom channel why not, it doesn't cost a cent Dinner is prepared Dance 'till two at the be cheaper? (the very lastest in cable), if you leave the Visa in the Tepanyaki-hibachi style by desert's most glamorous And so. Alvin and Naomi realized that Naomi was Volare). "Shopping" in the your personal chef. (Yes, it's night club. If the elaborate had a night to remember, but right. But, what were they to Coachella Valley includes, show time!) Early bird art deco inspired decor they didn't spend a fortune. do? Alvin holds down a full art galleries, museums, dinners (5:00-6:00 p.m. doesn't excite you, (I've never time job at the scotch tape theaters and a number of the Sunday—Friday) include seen so much neon in one Dinner-about twenty company, and Naomi is going worlds' finest clothing and your choice of entree, plus place in my entire life) just dollars for her masters in Biology speciality shops; all Teppan shrimp, Miso Shiro wait until you see the Dancing—free (she wants to be a florist). connected by a convenient (soup), vegatables, rice, tea, mechanical orchestra , (right The only day they have to double-decker tourist bus and dessert. All this, priced outa "West World") perched Drinks-be careful Alvin, spend together is Sunday a system. If you see something from $7.90—$9.40 per above the white marble dance you are driving day which is not known as you really need, simply pick person. (That's quite a floor. Such swankiness "funday" in San Bernardino. up a few copies of the store's savings considering dinner Vanderbilt never imagined. Gas-my Rabbit makes (They once tried to spend the catalogue, circle your here can usually run as much If top 40 isn't your speed, the round trip for about day "sermon-hopping," but selections in red, and send as $20.00 a head). Early bird why not relax in the back bar, $5.00. feeding the collection plates them out with your dinners at KOBE provide an featuring a live jazz cost more than a trip to Christmas cards. What could exciting evening at a ensamble. For the truly Shopping*free to the Tahiti). Alvin had to come up be easier! substantial savings. Dinner impetuous thrill seeker, it is strong willed. with something to do before After a full day in the sun, for two, about twenty bucks. rumored (now this is strictly Naomi went "Nutsorama." why not dine in one of the "But Alvin I wanna heresay mind you) that All of this fun for about How about a fun-in-the- desert's finest restaurants— boogie!" cried Naomi. The underneath this sophisti $30, and only an hour from Sunday in Palm Springs! at a cut rate. sophisticated dancing cated establishment, far San Bernardino, Alvin you World Class Shopping Kobe Japanese Steak machine (on a budget). underground, Pompeii hides genius! Palm Canyon Drive House 69-838 Hwy 111, Rancho PALOMINO STATION PALOMINO STATION Committee For Clubs PALOMINO STATION * Vacancies This Is The A.S. Committee for Clubs For applications and further Where it:'s At: announces vacancies in the offices information contact Clare of Treasurer and Secretary. All Sharafinski, Activities Advisor, club members and officers are Student Services building *122 or Featuring the Finest in strongly encouraged to consider 887-7407. Last day for filing Live Bands, Videos, Rock N' Roll, these positions in Associated applications is November 21,1984. Students government. Take a stand! Apply for office! New Wave, & the 2 Best DJ/s •f in the Inland Empire!!! Saving A Life con't from page 1 Mr. Larson is training to become Physical Education. a Fireman and his training has Thanks to these well trained included the techniques of both individuals, Chris Martin is alive emergency treatment (mouth to and well. mouth and Cardio Pulmonary Chris remains at Community Resuscitation), and emergency Hospital. If you are interested in rescue. Miss Carr is required to wishing him well or finding out his take training in emergency condition, call the Hospital at 887- ^ ^ Free Hor^'S techniques in order to teach 6333. "Rowdies" Rescue SAT. BATTLE OF THE SEXES FRI. HOT LEGS NITE • FFMALF TUSH "MFN S MACHO BOOV **10C1st PRIZE* Rec. Room ALL WELL DRINKS A DOMESTK BEER ALL WELL DRINKS & DOMESTK BEER '1'* FLU P M '1"nsPM. by David T. Bristow and painted the walls and washed Members of the Serrano Village the floors and windows. All this TkuRS. MANTASTIC SO's Social Organization "The was done on their own initiative, MALE DANCE Rowdies," together with a few of ^ Wed. WET T-SHIRT with everyone volunteering their 1 REVIEW their friends, cleaned and repaired time. SHOWTIME 8:30 P.M. CONTEST 1 the lower recreation room in Thanks to the Rowdies, the 1 •, 4DilS Rrf'H'Hjrp'tp i b'"id«. fa'iiev Sot ''saimeri * MOO CASH PRIZE 1 Serrano Village. Pool Players over Serrano Village recreation room 1 LIVE BAND FOLLOWING SHOW AT 10:30 the years had taken out their looks good as new. Thanks loads PALOMIFSIO STATION PALOMINO STATION (71AJ Bai-e7-73 anxieties on the walls and ceilings, you knuckleheads! (Now, do you SB81 El Palomino Or., Pivaraid« leaving millions of holes the size of know how to recover pool tables?) PALOMINO STATION pool cues. The Rowdies patched (iood Job!!
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TURKEY TROT Basketball Practice by Billy Rubin T-Th classes may run on For the 13th consecutive Wednesday. by Zelda Thomas year Cal State's Intramural There will be Intramural For weeks, fifteen men continues. With exhausted season but doesn't emphasize Department has scheduled a T-shirts awarded to the best have been training hard for weary bodies, the entire team winning as part of the goal. 5K fun run for the fall time by a male, best by a basketball season, and on depends on the fingertips He considers doing the best quarter. Titled the "Turkey female, and most accurate November 17 their grueling of one teammate to sink the job possible and letting every Trot" because of it's predicted time. In addition, practices will be tested. ball into the basket. Another opposing team know they two turkeys will be given proximity to the Thanks With their past experience, way is to voluntarily bet the were in a contest to be a away each day, via random giving holiday. This year's knowledge ot the game and coach in shooting from the fulfilling accomplishment for drawing, courtesy of Alpha event will take place on incentive quotes. Coach Jim free throw line. If the coach the CSUSB team. November 14 & 15 at 3:59 Beta. Ducey and Assistant Craig doesn't sink it, the players Coach Ducey feels p.m. More information is Williams push and motivate who gambled run extra drills. confident about the team's, available on the Intramural The reason for having two the team. "Be flexible," and In this method, the coach's first intercollegiate year, days is so that students with Bulletin Board in the P.E. "No one ever drowned in ability to make baskets is though one player, Mike MWF classes may participate building. See you Turkeys on sweat," are thoughts seeded wort^^uestioning^^^^^^ Jackson, is a humorous on Thursday and those with November 14th! into each player to encourage optimist about the upcoming alertive hustling players. season. As serious as the coaches "I personally feel like the are about worthwhile 'Xoach Ducey...Is team is all crowded in a Baseball: life raft, stuck in the middle workouts, it's no surprise looking forward to an that they have methods of the Pacific Ocean with no a year-round which lengthen the undefeated season..." paddles. Our goals for the strenous running drills. The season can be exemplified as free throw line is one the North Pole, and we're sport? particular way to determine ^ToacJ^ucey^SHsloonn^ smack in the middle of a whether practice ends or forward to an undefeated southerly current." by Greg Timpany family. In the last two years To some people baseball is only two people have leh the a year round job. Once the Dodger Front-Office." Many MEN regular season ends it of the organization's top becomes time to prepare for executives have been with RIFF RAFF defeated THE the next season. During the the Dodgers since their move off season trades are being from Brooklyn. Mr. Sch CLUB made, special promotions are weppe emphasized that the being developed, season Dodgers are an organization RUGG SUCKERS defeated ticket holders are being that a lot of people would like contracted, and so on. to work for. He also stressed BLUES BROS. Members of Alpha Kappa Psi, that professional sports are Professional Business very rewarding, but at the PEMM defeated RENE Fraternity, were shown the same time very demanding. ins and outs of professional "During the season 12-15 GADES baseball on a recent tour of hour days are the norm, and Dodger Stadium. one must be prepared to HUSTLERS defeated According to Mr. Robert handle any task that is given Schweppe "professional to him or her." MORONGO baseball is big business. Even The best way to get into the during the off-season the field of professional sports is COED Dodger Front-Office is hard to gam some marketable at work preparing the next experience. This can be done SHANDINISTAS BYE season." The grounds crew is by taking internships with busy as well. "Even though it sports organizations or with OURSELVES defeated is November a game could be aware or not but the campus played at Dodger Stadium newspaper. It was also PEMM tomorrow. The playing field stressed to the members of and the stadium in general Alpha Kappa Psi that being REPLAY AGAIN BYE are always kept in top able to communicate condition." effectively was very MIXED CO. defeated FRAT "The Dodgers, as an important. Strong com organization, are strong in munication skills will be a BRATS tradition, continuity, and plus in any industry.
REHUGERATOR LEASING VENDING SALES THE Supersports
by David T. Bristow Pistols with an overall score of 62. competition this year some of the WOODEN Another grueling intramural Team members included Dave fiercest ever. event was run Saturday, Nov. 10 at Evanovich, Andrea Johnson, Carol Once again, Joe Long and the Cal State's P.E. facilities. Not for Comacho, Greg Walker, Wendell Intramural Staff did an incredibly NICKEL the weak of heart, the Supersports Lake, Laura Held, Britt Hara and good iob with the event. The competition found nine teams Richard Villegas. Their trophies officials were extremely helpful competing against each other in 6 were winter edition beer mugs and each event was well organized. events: 6-pack pass, 6-man donated by Budweiser of They should be applauded for their eUa, & Gr,ll volleyball, the frisbee relay; the Riverside, the event's sponsor. efforts. tug of war; the obstacle course and Competition was close with the Every contestant received a free the 880-yard relay. The teams second place team coming in at 59 t-shirt, and complimentary post- were composed of 4 men and 4 points, third with 46 and fourth game refreshments were served up women, with each event requiring with 42. The Sex Pistols took first by our wild Intramural Staff. The 842 Kendall Dr. various combinations of bodies. in the frisbee relay, 880-yard relay, only losers of the day were any of San Bernardino Teams were awarded points for and second in volleyball and the you guys out there who did not B. B.(BIII) Patrick placing first, second, etc..., and the tug of war. There were twenty- participate in one heck of a good Owner &. Manager Pli.883-4317 team with the most points won. four more contestants this year time. This year's winners were the Sex than last year, making the
«««««••««<• The Chronicle November 14. 1984, page 9 OLOl yPOATE Whitewater Rafting Club
by Dianne Hatnre wettest form. system." Merced, the Snake, and the be left out of the excitement, Get Wet! That's the motto The officers are: President Club membership is $3, Grand Canyon. Other the next meeting is scheduled of CSUSB's newest and most Eric Edwards: Vice-president which may be increased in possible activities offered for Monday, Nov. 19 at 1 p.m. thrill-seeking club, the and general manager, Tito the future. Membership include windsurfing at Lake in the SUMP, room A. Don't ^Whitewater Rafting and Costakes; Chairman, John includes discounts on all Ferris, snow skiing trips and miss it if you want to be a part "-Adventure Club. Wohlmuth; director of fund raising events and barbeques. of the most adventurous club This club is not for the recruiting, Lynette Witfield; activities sponsored by the What kind of experience on campus. timid or the feeble-hearted, and secretary of publicity, club such as the Johnny does the club's illustrious "We expect to get a lot of but for those who are seeking Jose Benavides. Carson show, L.A. Kings leaders have? Edwards and people on a few river trips thrills, chills and the The club's first meeting hockey games, dances, etc., Wohlmuth are experienced who will no doubt have the adventurous life. had an impressive turnout of as well as reduced rates on all Whitewater rafters with 3-4 wildest and wettest ex The club's purpose, as 13 students, all of whom were river trips organized by the years of "laugh in the face of perience of their lives. stated in the first meeting ready to "get wet." Club club. The club also intends to death" rapids behind them. Anyone who wants to laugh held on Nov. 5, 'is to president Edwards stated, provide bumper stickers, ID Other members are also in the face of death, yet comt experience the thrill, "We expect this to be one of cards, and possibly T-shirts seasoned rafters. away smiling, is more than excitement, and adventure of the most popular and to all members. For all you venturesome welcome to join," Edwards Whitewater rafting in the supportive clubs on campus. The list of possible rivers students who don't want to said. great outdoors and to This is the only club of its that will be run includes the appreciate nature in its kind in the Cal State Kings, the lower Kern, the
WHO'S WEARING I Reducing Test Anxiety Learning Assistance Services is co- Wednesday, November 14, at 3 p.m. THE BEEF! sponsoring a seminar with Counseling Bridget and Sandy are earning their Summer is just around the and Testing in PL 37B on Wednesday, master's degree in psychology and are corner, so start taking those entitled "Reducing Test Anxiety." experts in this area. pounds and inches off today! Bridget Tucker and Sandy Hall of the See Rosemary Biniiey in the Learning Counseling and Testing Center will Center, PL37, or call extension 7612 for conduct the session. further information. The play will be presented on GLAMOUR Contest! Glamour Magazine is once again Glamour editors will select the organizing the annual Top Ten winners on the basis of their solid College Women competition. We are records of achievement in academic looking for ten outstanding young studies and/or extracurricular women from colleges and activities on campus or in the universities throughout the country. community. Winners are selected on the basis of The 1985 Top Ten Coll^e Women their achievements in academic will be featured in Glamour's studies and/or their involvement in August College Issue. During May, personal, campus or community June, or July, the ten winners will activities. receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Cal State University San New York City and will participate in Bernardino students are invited to meetings with professionals in their If your diet consists of PIZZA, BEER AND BIG MACS, you probably look and feel participate in Glamour Magazine's area of interest. like a hamburger. And, if everytime someone asks "Who's got the beef?" you 1985 Top Ten College Women Anyone who is interested in cringe—IT'S TIME TO GO TO JACK LALANNE'SI Competition. Young women from entering the search should contact The Chronicle for more infor AEROBIC DANCE TO MUSIC FOR BOTH MEN colleges and universities throughout a REG. the country will compete in mation. The deadline for submitting PRICE AND WOMEN. Swimming pools • Whirlpools • Steam S299. Rooms • Sauna Baths • Individual Lockers• Nutrttional Guidance Glamour's search for ten an application to Glamour and Diet Programs • Cosmetic and Facial Consultations, and a outstanding students. A panel of December 7, 1984. Just 99M Mm variety of excellent exercise equipment, including Paramounfs for one full year SportsTrainer* Universal, Life Cycle. Dynavit and Nautilus in That's 66% off the price! many locations. Roesch Lines and The V BIG DEAL FOR STUDENTS ONLY! ACT NOW. Must be 18 or older. OM ANANEM, ClAWEMONT, AND WEST COVINA HEALm A KACQUr CLUES NOW FEATURE RACOUETBAUl si.ghi Four Queens Casino -Jack LaLarme^ Curopean HaaNh Spas- * Ingle vooa~67S-26SS •ReMe—Ml-iftO • Upland—«arS4S7 • Chuld VI«14^424-4922 4 7Tb
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Associated Students Needs YOU!!! Movie of the Week: Get Involved Find Out How Contact: A.S. Activities Chair WESTWORLD 887-7498 or 887-7494 The Chronicle November 14, 1984, page 11 ¥DEWP©I1[MT What Will Our Choice Be? Dear Editor, I would like to tell all from the moment of of abortion seem to forget the upon themselves with Mother Teresa of Calcutta, alxirtion seeking? A mother women who feel that "your conception. It doesn't take a facts of life-if you have sex, Nobel Peace Prize winner, cat will sometimes kill her rights of citizenship end course in biology to realize you may get pregnant. Sex who has seen more poverty young. Are women no higher at birth," despite their that a human fetus is not a does have its consequences. and deprivation than anyone than animals? unpleasant experiences frog for the first three Women have become on this campus can imagine, An unborn child belongs which lead them to think this months of its existence but irresponsible, wanting their stated: "Nuclear war is the way. Women are not at must possess the innate pleasure but no child. Sex has first and foremost to God. He fruit of abortion." She's right. God can allow us to the mercy of men or society characteristics of one species two purposes-the expression is the source of all life; the bring down upon ourselves and can make of themselves all through its development- of love between husband and two parents are partners anything they want, from conception to birth. wife and the product of that with Him in bringing forth the ultimate in human destruction because we provided they have the Abortion is less traumatic love-the birth of a child. new life. To abort an unborn strength and determination. today because women getting A woman has rights over child is to go against God's thwart His plan of creation Abortion is morally wrong abortions have lost a sense of her own body, but not the plan of creation, biological by abortion, the outright destruction of unborn and breaks an absolute law the sacredness of human life tyrannical right to terminate and spiritual, too, since every meant for all people which also eliminates any the life of her unborn child, a unborn child, possessing a children. Let's hope women everywhere-the Ten Com sense of guilt. completely separate indi soul, is a potential future wake up in time! vidual. A woman's body is citizen of heaven. mandments-legislated by Have women forgotten the a student God and not by human 6th Commandment which sacred, the actual workshop The consequences of beings. tells us sex out of marriage is of God. Why have women put abortion go far beyond the An unborn child has a sonl a serimis sin? Women in such low levels of self-worth death of an unborn child. Shooting On Campus OPINION POLL Dear Editor, shooting on campus last There have also been There are many issues that week. This incident has been several sexual assaults in How do you feel about your A.S. funds your paper covers very well, strongly suppressed and I the cubicles in the library. being used towards the CSUSB Athletic For that, I congratulate you think our collie community I think this matter on your efforts. should be aware that our deserves your utmost Department? I don't know if you are campus is not the wonderful attention and investigation. Arthur Gomez, Finance body wants to have an aware or not, but the campus image our adminstrators Anonymotts major, Junior: "If the money intercollegiate athletic police were involved in a claim it to be. supports the teams, I think program, they should be it's well worth it." willing to fund it, through "Women Beware. Dianne Hamre, Communi student fees or whatever else is necessary." cations major. Sophomore: Dear Editor, full view and in private incidents, that I know of. The "I think it's fine because the Dawn Poole, Communi How safe is the library? corners. Those places that campus police were notified athletic department provides This is most likely a question are not easily seen by the second time, as they activities W the students. cations majpr^ Junior: "If the money actually goes to that female-student's do-not passers-by pose a threat to should be in every case. I no We can watch the games!" athletics that's fine. But I consider in their spare time. women who seek privacy and longer seek out cubicles,, or Melissa E. McDowell, don't approve of using it for Despite its fortress-like quiet when studying. The the solitude of the fifth floor. English major. Junior: "I extras for cheerleaders, etc." exterior, and its image as a cubicles and certain The occasional presence of think it stinks. I don't place for books and book- conference rooms on the the campus police would Sue Wagner, Communi lovers (students may or may fourth floor come first to discourage hijinks. Unfor participate in sports and this cations major. Junior: "I is more of an academic not fall into this category), it mind. They are too private. tunately, this is not yet part don't think it ought to be is a dangerous place. All The exhibitionists and of their security philosophy. campus than an athletic mandatory. I believe that one." places are potentially voyeurs of the world are Until then, women should students should show dangerous. To assume that everywhere. In particular, avoid the unseen corners. Todd Turoci, Economics financial support to athletics the library at CSUSB is an they are in the library. Just as unused rooms can be major, Senior: "If the student only if they wish to." exception is foolish. Women beware. I sp^k expected to gather dust, Part of its appeal is the from experience. The fifth certain quiet and hidden Editorials that are unsigned represent the mtgonty opinion of The Col State Chronicle's Executive Board. Signed editorials number and variety of places floor are also problems. I am a studying niches in our and cartoons represent views of the author or artist and not to study. There is something student who spends a library have been attracting necessarily of The Cal State Chronicle. for everyone, the depraved substantial amount of time in another type of filth. included. There are desks, the library. In the course of a student tables, and couches both in ^nejjear^he^Tav^eerUw^ Editor in Chief Diane M. Lang
Executive Editor Production Editor Do Something!!! Lisa Beard Brad A. Pivar To The Editor of the news week? Or are you just up with, I highly recommend Copy Editor that you solicit stories from Dexter Wash Chronicle: slow? Surely there must be Regarding the front page of something more vital going campus "strangers." Do Typesetter Advertisi^ Manager the newspaper on November on out there that concerns a something!! Kathleen M. Coles Barbara Zigalo 7th which was half Huey university than space-filling helicopter and half a waste of photos and somebody winning $2,(XX) from Sears. If Another Dissatisfied time-what was it over there? Reader A slow news day? A slow that's all your staff can come Photographer Layout Artists Susan L. Altman Barbara Goldstein Advisors John Kaufman Anne Alfred Craig Henderson Editor's Note The Cal State Chronicle Policies Dear Reader, which they consider to be all campus activity such as The Cal State Chronide is published under the control of the CSUSB Media Commission. It is published on a wedcly basis for a total of 28 issues less quarter breaks and final exam We at the Chronicle more newsworthy than what Unifest, merits some space in periods. Contact the office at 887-7497,5500 State University Parkway, San Bernardino. CA cannot create writers. We put is currently being printed, a school paper. 92407, for futher information. Letters to the Editor should be kept to a maximum of oneand one-half typed pages. Letters ads for staff writers in the should attend the staff Admittedly, the Chronicle which attack any person may be held until that person has had time to respond in the same issue as the other letter. Letters must include nameand address,a irfionenumber, and must be paper, around campus and meetings (Fridays at 1:00 does have room for improve sigiwd. although names will bewithhdduponrequest. All material becomes property of The with the aid of CSUSB p.m.). In this way they may ment, and we are doing our Cal State Chronicle. The Cai State Chronicle reserves the ri^t to edit alt cc^ies submitted in order to comply Communications depart share their journalistic best to provide a quality with space requirements and libel laws. ment, we recruit writers ability with our writing staff. paper; but we cannot do this Advertising requests should be addressed or directed to the Advertising Manager at the address and number above. through a cooperative As for the Sears story, and without the assistance of ClasBified ads may be ordered similarly except that such adsfor students,faculty, and staff of CSUSB of reasonable length are free. journalism program. Anyone the "space-filling" photo talented individuals who are Ads and Copy [leatUines are the Thursday preceding the date of puMication. Ccqiy who feels that they have graphs, there are many willing to take the time to received after that date appears in the paper on a space available basis. The Cal State Chronicle reserves the ri^t to refuse to print ads and copy submitted after the deadline. something valuable to whose opinions would differ help. While identifying a Advertising Policy - The Cal State Chronicle accepts advertising m good faith but contribute to the Chonicle is ] with yours concerning their problem can be useful, it does makes no warranty, and does not check any goods or services advertised for validity. The Cal State Chronicle is funded by an annual allocation from the Associated Students to more than welcome to do so importance. When someone not necessarily provide a cover the costs of printing and expenses. It is distributed free to students and the community, as often as they wish. I wins an on-campus contest, solution. If anyone has the remainder of the funding is generated by The Cal State Chronicle itself. "highly recommend" that we feel that it is news and we constructive ideas for the anyone whowiiu hasiioo a story idea printyi im. it.ti. We,, alsomow feel thatciiuv. anctw would welcome their >4^help. The Chronicle November 14, 1984, page 12
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