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California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Coyote Chronicle (1984-) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 2-11-1987 February 11th 1987 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle Recommended Citation CSUSB, "February 11th 1987" (1987). Coyote Chronicle (1984-). 231. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle/231 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]. Comedy Night Featuresw^hree L.A Comedians iSBinasJ outpiOUidQ ues IF , INUOdnVD Three accomplished Los advance, S6 at the door. Tickets and Lacey.' He has been the such as The Greatest Show on Hebrew, Italian and Spanish Angeles comedians, who've been for students are $3 in advance, $4 opening act for a variety of concert Earth.' He also has been an dialects, as well as playing the seen on network televison, will at the door. Reservation acts, including Mr. Mister, opening act for Jeffrey Osborne violin, fiddle and harmonica. perform stsmd-up routines at 8 information is available through Whitney Houston and Manhattan and Cindy Lauper. p.m., Thursday, February 19 at the Cal State Student Life Office CaHfomia State University, San (714) 887-7407. Greenstein's television roles bemardino. Jones has been seen on 'Chips' have included 'Air Woir and All three comedians have Howie Gold, Tim Jones and and the NBC-TV Movie of the "Bay City Blues' and he has acted performed in nightclubs in major Steven Greenstcin will appear in Gold, a co-star in "Hardcastle Week Traffic Jam.' His acting in the films Tough Guys' and U.S. cities, including The Comedy the university's Upper Commons. and McCormick," has appeared in credentials include performances "The Bear.' His comedic routine Store in Los Angeles. General admission is S5 in 'Remington Steele' and 'Cagney in several off-Broadway plays, includes speaking in French, Arab, Student Exhibition in C5U5D Gallery II "beoutlful Qs the encounter of on umbrella and o sev/ing mochine on o dissecting table," is still on exhibit in the CSUSB Gallery II until February 13. The gallery hours ore 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. The exhibit consists of surrealist objects D'ort produced by the students in Danny Redfem's Art 205 - Tools and Materials doss. AAory Anne Gotheridge Photo The Chronicle February 11, 1957 EDITOR'S by Elrond G. Lawrence NOTES Ovonide EditorfrvChlef The perils of a writer's block . On a different note, it seems the year of 1987 is starting out as a rather positive year for California State University, San Bernardino. A W^t. do you get when you a have a staff rather large growth in enrollment has remained typewnter. Cassette ribbon, erase ribbon, a nice strong during the winter quarter, the chair and table set, and one frustrated editor university's newest structure finally appears to suffering from writers block? be taking shape; and the first CSUSB baseball Edhor-ln-Chief team is off and playing (kicking off with a split ' " Inanity. \ doubleheader on Feb. 7). As many students Elrond G. Lawrence who have been here a while would tell you, WelV ncaClEnite insanity, but one can CSUSB has gone through quite a tremendous definitely go a bit berserk when column space growth in the last few years. From expanded Managing Editor on a weekly campus newspaper is opened up programs of study to the imminent chartering for him on a weekly basis, and he can't find the of two fraternity colonies here, Cal State San Kathleen Audet written words to fill that space. Bernardino is keeping pace with the Layout people don't like writers blocks, phenominal growth that the Inland Empire has either. It's interesting to watch what kinds of been experiencing in the last few yeare. Copy Editor things can be maneuvered from page to page, Hopefully, the pace will not slow. and space to space, when a story - or column ~ Laura F. Mihld doesn't show. It's along the lines of creative writii^, but a better name would probably be Business Manager creative graphics. One last related note; Effective with this It seems safe to say that there are quite a few issue, all Chronicle staff writers will be paid 80 Held! Becker people out there who can appreciate this cents per published column inch. So if there are dilemma - such as term paper authors, English any students reading this column who've had Majors, and any other writer one can think of. experience writing for a newspaper or other Layout Ardsts So this assortment of ramblings is hopefully kind of publication, think about writing for the serving more than one purpose - it's givir^ this Chronicle. It doesn't take that much time, and Patti Callaghan writer a chance to overcome a writing the experience will last you a lifetime. "blackout," and it's giving all those other And that just about wraps up this column; it Susan Choiniere victims out there a chance to laugh at someone wasn't that hard after all, was it? Let's hope this , -1 ' I* f - » ii! > . else for a change. Maybe it's even a marks the return df a regular column to this few would-be writers that they're not alone... space. Of course there has to be a few "devil's it Carmen Herrera advocates" who might suggest that this column is simply an excuse to fill space. Typesetters WelL they're right. But what better way is there to overcome a writing problem than by If not, expect to see a "Bloom County" strip Kimberly Neubauer writing about it? instead. Photographer i\ Maiy Anne Gotheridge CIrcuiadon Manager inside: Paul Kilburg Mark Allen: The Chronicle Interview the Coyote Owolde « ponty funded by on onnool ollocofion from fhe Associoied Swdenis ro cower ihe cos of prinring ond expemes. The remolnder of the funding is generoted by ihe OrarMe inetf. It is distr^ied free ro fludems and itne community. The Chranide is publlSwd Volleyball, Baseball 8-9 underiheconiroJ of the CSU» Medio Commbsion iris publttfied weeWy Arlng tte sdtool yeor - exduding qucmr bie^ and holidays • for o rorol of tfxny (30) issues Adrerbiing leouesR should be oddressed or direoed ro rhe Advemsing Monoger or Business Monoger or iheoddwss or number below. TheChrcnldeocttprsodveftisiogingoodfaitKtMmohes no wwrorey, «sd does not check odvenised goods or services for vdidliy Story connlbutions from audents ond foQjfry orewelrome Copy deadlines ore the"Mednesdoy of New Activities Director 10 12O0 fwn. preceding the dote of puWicotion Copy received after rhor dote will oopec Oronide on o spQce^hOitoble bCBii Leners to ihe Editor moB be wrtwn in good tost* Include rhe writer's rww, oddiesi phone number, ond signosute. ft. Al submitied copy must be typed, ond double spoced Edmriob <*»d/or commenraty rhcr oie unsigned reptesenr the majority opmiO' otiw. and nwt necessorily those of the Col Stoie Chronlde. Bloom County: Deathtongue • or frmher mfotmofron. Contocr: 11 on Trial The CeyW Chr—Me «fM UateenHT ParkwV — •wKlae.CA WU07 CTU)MT'74M Health Comer 13 The Chronicle Februory 11, 1987 Commeritory Alternative Employments Forum to Discuss GE by Larry Koch Ail of us will not graduate. This You don't need any prior usually aren't intellectually Program Revisions shouldn't be considered a experience to join. Women may stimulating and can be downright catastrophe but rather an apply also. It's a ripe Geld for dull. Some are physically tiring. by Dr. Elliott Barkan The four open forums for all The plus side to this is that you will opportunity for alternative husbands. Don't eliminate Special to the Chronicle members of the University employment that may be more yourself if you feel you aren't stay healthy and fit longer than community will last one hour and satisfying and financially mechanically inclined. The use of your desk-bound compadres. Also The Task Force invites all will be held on: rewarding than the forms offered tools is a fine and gross motor skill you will enjoy Cheers more. You members of the University that is learned and can be taught. have to travel to where the job is. to a degree holder. community to join us for a series of Tuesday, February 17,10 a.m. in Unions include carpenters, This may mean a commute to L.A. The structured form of open forums to discuss a draft of the SUMP plumbers, pipe fitters, electricians, Job satisfiers: Money. The jobs education taught in collie is but proposed revisions in the GE Wednesday, February 18,2 p.m. dry wallers, heavy equipment aren't mentally stressful, you don't one form of learning. You can program. The draft will include: in the SUMP operators, and laborers. All except educate yourself and still enjoy take home job worries. A certain Monday, February 23,9 a.m. in laborers have a 2 to 4 year creative mental satisfaction results Cheers. a. Proposed revisions in the the SU Senate A-B apprenticeship prr^ram that leads from seeing immediate tangible While many of us pay lip course requirements. Thursday, February 26,2 p.m. in to becoming a journeyman results of your work. Lay a pipe or service to the v^ues of learning the the SU Senate A-B real rationale for obtaining a (expert). The learning process is nail a board and you have d^ree is that it buys to a chance mainly on the jolf instruction participated in a group effort that b.