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February 11th 1987

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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. Proposed objectives for each segment of the program, and for a job. According to a major (paid) supplemented by one or has real and identifiable results, We expect to distribute copies of two days or night school per week i.e., a building. Nice tan. new study conducted by the c. Proposed criteria for the draft to departmental and (not paid). $100,000 will pay for a lot of Carnegie Foundation for the evaluating all present and future dean's offices, the Student An apprentice generally starts night school. Advancement of Teaching 90% of courses that will be des^nated as Activities Office in the Student out at 40% of the journeyman's US high school students and 88% meeting the various GE Union, and the Library circulation scale of $20 an hour. Every six of the parents polled believed the requirements. desk by February 11 for your prior prime puipose of a collie months you get a raise of about 6% review. Written comments can if you are steadily employed. education was to promote career Responses and suggestions wQl also be sent to me by February 27. In four years you will have advancement. be considered by the Task Force in We will welcome comments from earned about $100,000. You are If your value structure is its preparation of the final all individuals; they need not now earning $40,000 a year. A B A committed to the necessity of proposal, which will be submitted represent collective school or won't buy you that for a long time. obtaining a d^ee then do so. If to the University curriculum departmental responses, although Each union has individualized you don't follow through it is process on March 19, 1987. those, of course, are also invited. helpful to have an alternative entrance requires and vary by career pathway. locality. Some may be joined at Consider the construction trade. any time while othere restrict Construction unions build edifices application to once a year. The (that word is on the vocabulary ones that restrict membership are section of the Weschler IQ test) generally better because they are like the Pentagon, First Interstate controlling the labor pool so that Banks, Angel Stadium, the Blue most are assured of having a job. ASSURED Miivi Whale (in LA), and lots of fast Call the union halls (called Locals) vr.r'' food emporiums. to find our requirements or visit a STORAGE I am promoting unions rather construction sight for information. than non-unions because the Job disatisfiers: You may not 502 W. 40TH STREET 886-8493 union pay scale is higher and have steady employment during because they provide a systematic the apprenticeship. Good education in ^e trade designed to journeymen though are usually CLEAN OUT YOCRI take you from beginner to expert employed year aroimd. You work during a four year training period outside and are subject to the CLOSETSIIII on the average. vagaries of heat and cold. The jobs JUST AROUND THE CORNER PROM A ccounting Association CAMPUS SIZES: 3x6 TO 10 X 15 Elections to be Held OR --SECRETARY; PublisB-^ the - • 2180 by John Driscoll agenda and minutes of the W. HIGHLAND AVE Special to the Chronicle meetings and coordinate the communicative efforts between SAN BERNARDINO On February 24, 1987 the the Publicity Director, Activities Accounting Asscciation will hold Director and the campus 887-2411 elections for President, Vice- community. President. Treasurer, and To maintain the standards of the SIZES Secretary. Being an officer will Accounting Association, the 5x5 TO 10 X bring many benefits; including following candidate qualifications enhancing interpersonal skills, are preferred: networking with local accounting -PRESIDENT; The President . professionals, and the opportuni­ must maintain an overall GPA of ties to be involved in many at least a Junior, and have been LARGE activities. The duties of the officers active or a member for at least one are as follows: year. ENOUGH -VICE—PRESIDENT; The --PRESIDENT; Coordinate Vice-President must maintain an FOR BOATS Association functions, public overall GPA of 3.0, be a present speaking, and call and preside over member, and be at least a Junior. AND CAR meetings. -TRE>^URER; The Treasurer -VICE—PRESIDENT; Assume must maintain a GPA of 2.7, must the office of the President in the be a member, and be at least a event of a vacancy, coordinate Sophomore. NO Meet the Firms Night, assist the -SECRETARY; The Seaetaiy President, edit The Bottom Line, must maintain a GPA of 2.7, have SECURITY DEPOSIT and coordinate refreshments. good writing skills, and be at least -TREASURER; To control and a Sophomore. monitor expenditures, advise the Interested individuals should WE ALSO ACCEPT VISA/MASTERCARD members of financial considera­ contact Dan Bryan by leaving tions on activities, and present the their name, and telephone number $ 5.00 OFF ANY UNIT WITH THIS AD. Board with a comprehensive in the Accounting Association Treasurer's report at least once a mailbox located in the Student month. Union next to rooms A&B. The Chronicle February 11, 1987

Disney World Begins Talent Search for Performers

Performers, 18 years old by audition categories. Lake Buena Vista, Fla.- (ballad and up-tempo) and bring INSTRUMENTALISTS June 1, 1987, are welcome to SINGERS, DANCERS, Now hosting well over 21-million vocal sheet music in their best key. Los Angeles, California audition for a variety of positions MUSICAL—THEATER visitors a year, Walt Disney World An accompanist is provided. Sunday, March 1 in three major entertainment PERFORMERS Ls sending its talent scouts on an Musicians should bring their California State Univ. Dept of categories including (one-year Los Angeles, California eleven-city tour Jan. 24-March 8 own instrument and three styles of Music contract) professional singers, Wednesday/Thursday, March 4 in search of entertainers for the music for a five minute Northridge (Lindley & Nordhoff and 5 1987-88 season. dancers and musical-theater presentation. Sight reading Streets) As the Vacation Kingdom performers; the eleven-week material, a piano, set, timpani and Debbie Reynolds Studio continues to grow - major new (June-August) All American xylophone will be provided at 6514 Lankershim Blvd. attractions opening in 1988 College Band and Orchestra audition sites. North Hollywood include the MGM-Disney Studio Program, or a new nine-month A detailed audition brochure is Tour, Norway Showcase, 900- (Sept.-June) Walt Disney World available by writing Disney Room Grand Floridian Resort EPCOT Institute of Entertain­ Audition Tour '87, P.O. Box 10, and Pleasure Island - the need for ment Arts internship program 000, Lake Buena Vista, FL. dancers, singers, musical-theater seeking dancers, singers and 32830-1000 or by calling performers and college musicians instrumentalists. weekdays, 10a.m. to4p.m. (EST) HaftV,, is greater now than ever before. As Those auditioning should bring 305-828-1576. a result, Disney is casting positions a current resume, photograph and Audition times for all singers, in eight hilly staged productions letters of recommendation if dancers and musical-theater from old-time vaudeville, available. performers is 9:30 a.m. for females contemporary Broadway, country Dancers and singers bring and 2 p.m. for males. Audition and western, mainstream pop and dance attire and will be taught at times for instrumentalists is on a Da>i"V jazz in addition to resort least one dance-movement walk-in basis between 9 a.m. and 5 o entertainment, convention shows combination. Singers should p.m. each day. Although at similar and special events. memorize short vocal selections sites, dates may differ for both

Students Needed for T Cruise Ship Jobs

The cruise line industry has targeted collie students for many of the over 8,000 open and FEBRUARY 11 available positions exp^led this INTRODUCING : year. Due to a tremendous increase in the number of passengers and new ships added to •i: • * -i •: li 1 .-A- existing fleets, an unusually large ' 8:00 - 11:00 number of new employees are needed. EL KABOUNG Cruise ship jobs offer fantastic benefits including: Company 1 [N TKE FUB paid interview expenses, room, board, medical coverage and above average salaries! Naturally, employees are encouraged to interact with passengers, which includes the ship's nightlife (clubs, casinos and shows), as well as visiting foreign ports. All this in a GREAT PARTY ATMOS­ PHERE! Vector Marketing Corporation Positions of all types are available. Some positions require specialized training, however most demand only a willingness to learn Informs of College Essay Contest and train (while on board and being paid). Positions are open in the food service departments, Vector Marketing Corporation, role that interpersonal The winning essay* contestant Winners will be notified by mail cruise departments, bar, deck as a national marketing firm which communication skills play in will receive $1,000 in scholarship no later than March 31, 1987. well as hotel departments. offers high income part and full today's highly competitive monies, with the first runner-up The deadline for entries is A cruise ship is much like a time job opportunities to many business world. receiving $500. Second and their Monday, March 16,1987. Entries large first class hotel which college students each year, will Today, a college student needs runners-up will be awarded $250 should be sent to Vector's national requires a very large and sponsor an essay contest more than just a high academic each. headquarters at the following diversified staff. Any collie exclusively for undergraduates standing and hands-on experience In addition, all essay contest address: student who enjoys people and with scholarship monies totaling to be truly successful when .participants will be offered the Essay Contest new and exciting experiences $2,000 for winning entries. pursuing a career," said Freda. "A opportunity to interview for a VECTOR MARKETING would fit in well. This offers a The announcement was made graduate with strong interpersonal position as a summer sales CORPORATION great opportunity for a fun and by Don Freda, President of the communication skills will be representative through the Vector 1260 Woodland Avenue well paid vacation and who knov^ Springfield (PA) based firm. chosen for a job over a fellow Marketing Corporation office Springfield, PA 19064 where it might end. The contest is open to both part student who has difficulty nearest to their coU^e community Vector Marketing Corporation Interested college students time and fiill time students expressing him or herself." or home town. is a $10 million dollar company should send their name and school currently studying at recognized "Basically, we're asking Entries wiD be judged on the that operates more than 50 district address to: collies and universities across the students to put down on paper basis or originality, practicality and branch "offices across the Cruise Lines International country, not currently or how their interpersonal and creative thinking. Correct country each summer. 444 Brickell Ave, Plaza 51353 previously employed by or communication skills will help grammar, punctuation and Miami, Florida 33131-2492 associated with Vector Marketing them to be successful in their composition is also essential. CONTACT: Information will be sent at no Corporation. specific careers, whether they be Copy must be typed, doubte- charge as soon as possible! CLI is Students are asked to write a marketing, engineering, nursing, spacei on white, 8 1/2" x 11" Lauren Melone, Public Relations Consultant not an employment agency and 500-750 word essay on the accounting, or another field", paper and should not exceed 750 215-543-2236 does not charge a finders fee. following topic: The Importance added Freda. words. All entries should include a Information is available for 52 of Interpersonal Communication Essay contestants are return address and phone number -or- cruise line companies who need Skills Specific to your Career encouraged to include their along with the student's class year Don Freda, President college students and other Goals. personal definitions of effective and major. All submissions "will Vector Marketing Corporation employees for summer and fall According to Mr. Freda, this interpersonal communication become the property of Vector 215-544-3020 1987. topic was chosen to emphasize the within the test. Marketing Corporation. The Chronicle February 11, 1967

^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSf BLACK HISTORY Presidential Forum Set SSSSSSSSSSSSSS5 MONTH sSSSSSSSSSSSSJ Channel 7 newscaster Larry the Cal State Recital Hall. University President Anthony Carroll and former Georgia Admission is $2 at the door. Evans and Associated Students Senator Julian Bond will headline A series of noontime talks by President Penni Overstreet will the Black History Month activities university faculty will be presented meet on Wednesday, February 11, at California State University, San in the Eucalyptus Room of the Cal in an informal question and Bernardino. State Lower Commons. All are answer session. Designed to allow Larry Carroll, KABC-TV free and open to the public. a free exchange between the anchorman and reporter, will "Black Literature" will be Presidents, students and staff, the speak on "Black Present-Black discussed by Dr. Sandra forum will be held in the Student Future" at 8 p.m., Saturday, Kamasikiri, assistaftt professor of Union Lounge from 12:30 to 1:45 February 14 in the university English, Wednesday, February 18. p.m. All members of the campus Recital Hall. Career opportunities for "Blacks in community are invited to pull upa Julian Bond, currently a Information Systems" will be chair and participate in the syndicated newspaper columnist addressed by Dr. Patricia discussion. and political activist, will appear at D'Souza, professor of information In addition to answering 8 p.m., Friday, February 27, in the management, Monday, February questions from the audience, the university Upper Commons to 23. Presidents will give a brief update talk about "Echoes from the Past- "Can Higher Education Be on University Operations and Etching the Future." Both Equal and Excellent Too?" will be respond to comments. A primary speakers' presentations are free tackled by Dr. Marian Talley, objective of the forum is to provide and open to the public. director of the Learning Center at for personal contact between the Cal State, San Bernardino also Cal State, San Bernardino, Presidents and the student body will observe Black History Month Tuesday, February 24. and to touch on issues that are by showcasing the talent and Media specialist Dr. Michael rarely discussed in the classroom. expertise of its students and Pounds will talk about "Black For more information about the faculty. Images in the Media," Thursday, forum, contact the Student Life The soul, pop and funk music of February 26. Office at extension 7407. two emerging San Bernardino For information about Black groups, "X-pres-sion"and "Divine History Month events at Cal State, Intervention," will be featured at San Bernardino, call Ms. Jean 7:30 p.m., Sunday, February 15 in Voientine's Peacock at (714) 887-7673. Lorry Carroll Policies to Donee Peace Student Discussed to be Voted Feb. 14 "Barriers to Peace" is the topic Input On Two student organizations, of a discussion hosted by the CSSB . The Faculty Senate will be M.E.Ch.A. and L.B.S.A.(Latino Baha'i Club Thursday. Sought voting on Sexual Harrassment Business Students Association), "Attitudes about Peace are Policies for this campus at their are combining their efforts to next meeting. sponsor a Valentine's Dance to be important," Baha'i Club member As part of the periodic review Michael Heister said. "The The meeting will be held on held Saturday, February 14, from proce^ on our campus, the February 17 from 2-4 p.m. in the 8:00p.m.--l:00a.m. in the Universal House of Justice, the performance of James D. Crum as democratically-elected leadership Eucalyptus room. Lower S.U.M.P. The dance will feature Dean of the School of Natural Commons. the DJ sounds of "Personal of the Baha'i Faith, said in the Sciences must be reviewed this Anyone is welcome to attend Touch"(Mark Ordaz). A free rose statement, TTie Promise of World winter term. To gather input from Peace,' that 'World Peace is not and/or voice their comments. will be given to the first 50 ladies in students who have had interaction Rumors attendance. As an added feature to only possible but inevitable. It is with Dean Crum, members of the the next stage in the evolution of this year's dance, a 14k gold pearl Review Committee will be Heolth and diamond heart-shaped this planet..' available at the following times by Cheri Metier "Too often a call for Peace pendant, valued at over $100, will and places: Once again Committee for consists of^ 'well, it beats the Controcts be given to a lucky ticket-holder in February 16, lla.m.-lp.m.Senate Clubs has some tasty tidbits of alternative...' We do not yet attendance. Advance ticket sales Room, Student Union news to bring the students and staff understand the dynamics of what a tobeAworded for couples($6) and per February 17, 3p.m.-4p.m. Senate of CSUSB. One should keep in world at Peace has to offer person($3.50) are available in the Room, Student Union mind that the information given Larry Meeks, director of the Mankind. This lack of Student Life Office, ^-122. February 17, 4p.m.-5p.m. Room hem may contain some halftruths- Office of Statewide Health understanding makes artificial Tickets will also be available at the A, Student Union not lies, just unconfirmed rumors. Planning and Development barriers to Peace appear real and door. For more information call The annual Battle of Clubs is (OSHPD) has announced that insurmountable, when in truth 887-7407. scheduled for the 14th of May. applications will be accepted such barriers are only as onerous This afternoon will be filled with February 7-27 for $250,000 in Videofope ro be as we choose to make them." Free Income competition, fun, food, and service contracts for projects The discussion is set for 6:30 excitement. There is also talk of t- promoting underrepresented shown of p.m. in the Amber Room, no.219, Tax shirts for those who participate minority health professional in the Upper Commons. Assistance and of course PRIZE MONEY! development. G & L U Meeting All dubs should be searching for Contractors will be awarded in The next meeting of the Gay and Proposal Starting February 3rd on the details. 14 categories such as nursing, Lesbian Union will be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and It has been heard thatSociology health professional school Wednesday, F^miary 18 from Deadline Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. for five Club's Tom Hannan is planning entrance examination preparatory noon - 1:00 p.m. in Studem Does your club or organization consecutive weeks ending on an American Heritage Festival to courses, post-baccalaureate Services 171. We will view the have a big event or speaker you March 5th, the Cal-State preceed the Battle of Clubs. This programs and prehealth academic videotape "Parents Come Out' would like to have on campus? If Accounting Association will would possibly include such things support group development. and discuss the topic of parents of so, you can submit a proposal to conduct their Volunteer Income as a live band, speakers talking The goal of each contract will Gay and Lesbian children. the Associated ^^^ents Special Tax Assistance (VITA) Program about some of America's diverse be to increase the number of Students, faculty and staff are Events Committee no later than in the Lower Commons. Several cultures, exhibits, and more. underrepresented minority encourage to attend. Our meetings February 28, 1987 for Spring student volunteers will be Money is said to be a language students recruited, admitted and are scheduled for March 4 and 18. quarter. available durii^ the workshops to of its own and this is exactly the trained for various careers within Please note the performance by We would love to help your provide free income tax assistance tongue that David Bellis is the health professions. comedien Kate Clinton and organization plan a special event to lower income, handicapped, speaking. With funds that have Applications may be obtained singer-songwriters Rcnnanovsky (something which would attract a and elderly taxpayers in the local come from the lottery, the from: Donald L. Gaither, Contract and Phillips on Thursday, March large variety of students and community, students are more opportunity of increasing dubs' Coordinator, Health Professions 12. Tickets available at Student community members to campus). than welcome to stop by if they treasuries and helping out the Career Opportunity Program, Life Office, SS-122, 887-7407. If you have questions or n^ a have problems with their tax community at the same time is Office of Statewide Health For more information, contact funding proposal form contact returns. Remember there is no available. To learn more about this Planning and Development, 1600 faculty advisor Dr. Craig Sandy Weiser, Special Events cha^c for this service. one may contact Bellis at 887- 9th Street, Room 439, Henderson, Dean of Students Coordinator at X7407. 7704. Sacramento, CA 95814. Office, 887-7524. 6h The Chronicle February 11,1987 Eat the Lion's Share at The Sportsman

A/ John and Tammy Horton

If your dining tastes turn toward Clearly a sportsman minded adventure, then consider dining in person conceived the idea of a restaurant that houses real, wild displaying, amid synthetic animals. And just as the puma, greenery and silk flowers, an raccoon, and coyote are stuffed, so assemblage of various North too can you and your Valentine American carnivores, stuffed and flame candle chandliers, and stuff yourselves as you feast on the perched upon boulders, ready to wicker wall baskets with ivy. sumptuous Sunday brunch buffet spring upon prey. Nightly $7.95 dinner specials at offered at The Sportsman. For those with an appetite for a The Sportsman include such And you don't need a stuffed breakfast menu, there are fresh favorites as Teriyaki Prime Rib wallet for this all-you-can-eat biscuits and gravy, hash browns, buffet. It costs only $5.95 for Bones, 10 .oz. Sirloin, Chicken Belgian waffles with fresh fruit adults and $4.00 for children (3-6 Breast, and Grilled Halibut. years of age). topping. Also, french toast, Eggs Also, luncheon specials^ for Benedict, and mounds of crisp After whetting your appetites in $4.25 each, include Beef bacon slices await diners. a cruise on or around the lake, StroganofL Chicken Ala King, and Chef Rodolfo Calderon, who Baked Ham. simply point your car toward has oveseen cooking at The historic Hook Creek Road in By special arrangement with Spor^man for 10 years, upon Cedar Glen. Budget Fare Extraordinaire and request prepares an individual The Chronicle, Cal State students You can easily recc^nize The omelette. You hand-select from who Sportsman, because it is the only present the coupon below some 20 different varieties of restaurant in Lake Arrowhead that will receive free the first beverage freshly chopped foods. of their choice, only one coupon has a rock waterfall attached to the structure. Some of the more exotic per person. The offer is good for ingredients include chicken livers Sun(ky brunch only, February 15 Also unique, upon entering and chorizo. Also available are or February 22. youll see, on your left, a Mexican slivered almonds, mushrooms, So come to The Sportsman's chef cooking omelettes for the green onion, green onion, green brunch and get stuffed; eat the pleasure of the buffet diners. pepper, bacon pieces, ham bits, lion's share of a tasty all-you-can- But before you partake, tomato chunks and a host of other buffet brunch. continue to the main dining area eat fresh foods. Rodolfo also prepares and wait to be seated at one of 14 The walls of The Sportsman are fresh sauces and salsas for your boothes or 12 tables. adorned with color prints of a vast omelette. A momentary diversion from array of poised hunting dogs. The buffet alsooffers crisp green your tastebuds comes in the form To dine at The Sportsman, take salad, fresh fruits, and a. host o^r of an 8 X 16 foot glass enclosure at Watermaa Avdaue (Hwju 18>:r dainty, delightful desserts. The the far end of the dining hall. north from San Bernardino to the Gbod'For ONE Fl^ Drink desserts range from bread pudding • —^— Glancing at the contents on the Lake Arrowhead (Hwy. 173) exit. other side of the glass one cups with sauce, frosted brownies, Proceed 1.7 miles to Hook Creek : Offer good for Sunday Brunch only immediately discerns the reason creamy chocolate or custard Road. Turn right on Hook Creek for th** name of the restaurant. pudding with whipped cream, to Road (at the 76 Union Station). spice layer cake or German Proceed approximately 1/4 of a j February 15 or February 22 After being seated, head toward Chocolate cake. the buffet tables. Awaiting you in mile and The Sportsman is located While feasting, The Sportsman on the right hand side of the road. • One Coiqyon Per Person steaming serving trays, are such provides you a relaxed and delectable courses as chunky enjoyable dining ambiance. potatoes in their own creamy The Sunday brunch is served The Sportsman Lake Arrowhead, Califomia The dining hall has dark from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is just the diicken sauce, hot v^etables, a wooden paneling, burgundy main meat entree, hot breads, right choice for your Valentine button-tucked leatherette booth luncheon. sweet rolls, and bagels. seats, two large brick archways. 42nd Street" Comes to Civic Light Opera

The S^ Bernardino Civic Light Teggy Sawyey who goes from Opera is proud to present David chorus girl to star, Ruta Le^ as the Merrick's song and dance Broadway Diva 'Dorothy Brock' extravaganza; -42nd Street," and Bill Hayes as Broadway Doi]te[ri]dl which will play at the historic producer 'Julian Marsh.' Califomia theatre of performing This production will include 381-1611 arts February 13th-21st. sets used in the national tour and -42nd Street- will be the second costumes from the Broadway and Liftle Shop of Horrors presentation in the SBCLO's 40th National companies. Heoitbreok Ridge The Mission anniversary season and will mark 42nd Street' will be directed Stor Trek IV Golden Child the civic light opera premiere of by Jack Bunch and from the Crocodile Dundee the musical classic. Broadway and National tour John Crirlcol Condifion Hoosiers Starring are Cathy Wydner as Engstrom. Producer is C. Dale The Stepfather Plotoon Jenks with musical direction by The Lost Cily of Gold CROSSWORD Lloyd Cooper. From the Hip The Califomia Theatre of ANSWERS Performing Arts is located at 562 s) lyoim^oinias D-¥D W. 4th Street in San Bernardino. Hanra laeia raraaa 370-2085 piBBH cirara (inQB Tickets for -42nd Stfeet' are now 381-4461 aranBiioQa anns available at the CLO office located Lody and the Tramp Soul AAon ^„„ra0t3 i3nnnH0 at 2079 N. 'E' Street or by writing The Mosquito Coast RiJiana rannn the San Bernardino CLO at P.O. The Kindred Outrageous Fortune § iDnnn Box 606, San Bernardino, CA. Crimes of the Heart 92402. Curtain times are evenings [3edroom Window Dead of Winter ann aciBBQ ^^inra An American Tail HnnranHBH wngn at 8:15 p.m. and matinees 2:15 The Color of Money Light of Day Funraa eTinnOB p.m. Three Amigos Hotshot For ticket prices and reservation ragnra HBnnHianiia contact the SBCLO at 714-882- The Color Purple Block Widow S 2545 or 714-825-9452 Monday ITISIfll^ HEH ranPH thru Saturday 9:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. •H' < •

- f 7 The Chronicle February 11, 1987

what Simon says

i have this friend who only has one arm. yesterday, as we spoke over some Denn/s coffee, Simon kept scratching his artificial (this is what Simon calls it) job. finally, i asked, '^imon, why in the hell are you scratchii^ there?" and he answered, "sometimes, it itches." well, that was good enough for me...

by Robert Underwood

My Kind of Gal I Less than divine but. now has When you speak, 1 divorce and drives I hear smiles. to work in a You're mine. neon-green Porsche Crinkles and curves. There is a space only Basics, verve, that's you ID my being 10 years back it Do I need, That you fill exactly. would've been easy to Without you Helen of Troy? laugh at that I avoid, There is a hole but then it Big enough The honey in the pot. all seemed so easy Give me, For the universe " until A low-down, mean, evil. To fall through. luck met karma I Boll-weevil and reality forced its A bon mot. by Lillian Holden Johnson fat self in... And I'm youre. by Robert Underwood by Emery Brewer NSE; Hollywood and More "I am on Hollywood Squares The National Student Exchange "In fact I would like to invite 11; however, it is possiUe to February 18 at 7:30 p.m. on is the reason she is at CSUSB for you to Or^cm for next year on the ccteiKl the apfdication proces to Channel 9!" is the message Stacey the 1986-87 year. NSE exdiange," she laughed. March 1. Muira had for her friends recently. E>r. Tberon Pace is the CSUSB It all started in Eugene, Oregon, perscm to see about the National 'I urge any freshman, because Stacey is really a student "Seems like everyone should Student Exchange. He stressed sc^homore or junior to give me a at the University of Oregon, even consider the NSE program. You these points about NSE telephone call at 887-7662 to though her current college address pay in-state tuition at the visiting answer questions or come by the is CSUSB. school or your regular fees and 1. Requires only a 2.S0 gpa ofBce in the library, rocmi 101. "Zsa Zsa Gabor was the star 1 tuition at your original school, so it 2. CSUSB can s^ out as many This is a fantastic opportunity!" selected and she is responsible for really is not much difference in students as are eligible. Pace mentioned. me winning a trip for two to cost You only needa2.S0gpa and 3. There are twenty students at Florida plus $50(Cl still laugh you are not in competition with CSUSB this year from universities So, you may not become a about the sequence of events," fellow students to be eligible for across the country and five Hollywood winner, but you could Stacey commented. NSE partidpatioa It is a fantastic CSUSB students out on exchange have an interesting experience in "I have a year to use the week's program!" is how Stacey in Hawaii, Colorado, New York, another part of the country just trip for two so I probably will explained her presence in San Nevada, and Florida. because you checked out the check out Florida this summer," Bernardino, instead of the 4. Deadline for allying to National Student Exchange she added. University of Oregon. exchange in 1987-88 is February program.

Have you ever sat in dass and invdved in radio. Two years later worked for KISS FM called and looked at the person next to you he saw Clay again while working talked him into coming to and wondered about them? Are at Chess King. Allen asked him if California anyway. He came to they married, single, are they an the offer still held for him to get California and ended up getting alien from another planet maybe? involved in broadcasting. the job he was or^inally going to INTERVIEW Well if you ever sit next to Six months later he was on the take as a radio announcer for someone named Mark Allen, he's air doing a Sunday taped program. KGGI in Riverside. WITH not from another planet but he is a Four months after that he worked Allen is a theater arts major. He radio aimouncer for the local radio his own midnight to 6:00 in the hasn't worked with the school station 99.1. morning show. This job radio station but claims he would How Mark got his job at the continued through high school. He be interested in possibly station is interesting. He was in a was then offered a job in Dallas conducting a workshop for MARK ski accident in the second grade Texas on a no. 1 rated radio interested announcers on what it's which kept him out of school and station. like to be an on-air announcer. He in bed for a while. During this time While working in Dallas, Clay feels collie radio is a good way ALLEN be read a book on ventriloquism. called and told him he was going for people to get their feet wet. He became interested but never to California to work as a program He is involved in the fraternity appeared in public, until a friend director for 99.1 and asked if Allen Sigma Chi which keeps him busy saw the movie Magic. He entered wanted to come. He debated along with his job and school. OP 99.1 Pm the west Texas talent show at 13 about it and finally agreed. After "Doing the promotional things and won. he had applied to CSUSB and was that I do for the station gives me Allen then met John Clay, a given a going away party. Clay such variety that I don't really graduate from SDSU, who told cail^ and told him he turned the by Kim Scnepp him he should think about getting job down. A friend of Allen's who Cont. on Page 10 The Chronicle February 11,1987

Deogle to Organize CSVSWs Men's baseball team is 2-1 following a split in Saturday's double-header against the University of Redlands. The Coyotes have banged out 27 hits in their first three games, Coyote Boseboil including 13 in their 9-6 victory in game 2 Saturday.

The head of an organization usually reflects the intent and NCAA Division III Coach of the TOP COYOTE HITTERS (As of 2-7-87) purpose of that company. Chuck Year. Deagle is a proven winner at the SuccessM organizations need H RBI AVG. NCAA Division III level. Deagle competent assistants. The CSUSB Player AB R took his former Team to the Div.I baseball program has two. Deagle .714 College Baseball World Series chose Jerry Magness as one Don Phillips 7 2 5 3 ni .500 in 1985. Coach Deagle is now assistant. Magness reflects Glenn Mares 4 1 2 1 .500 coaching the Cal State Coyotes in Deagle's values on the field, relates David Peterson 4 2 ' 2 0 .400 their inai^ural baseball season. the coach. Coach Magness will BiU McCaffert>- 10 4 4 4 .364 Deagles intent and purpose is to work mainly with the pitchers. Clay Nascin 11 2 . 4 4 .333 melt his 22 players into a single The other assistant coach is a Ramee Richards 12 3 4 2 unit. Into the CSUSB Coyotes. former player for Deagle. Les The first month of the season is Copelin was on the 1985 Deagl^ when I like to bring the team coached team that participated in together as a family. That is my the College World Series. Copelin job. If I can make the players enjoy will work with the hitters. r CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO COYOTES playing together we will be Coach Deagle feels the team successful,"' said Coach Deagle. requires two-three weeks of 1987 BASEBALL ROSTER This is Deagle's 19th season playing to reach their potentiaL Q

However the coach would say, C frmrhing baseball. He has spent HT. WT . 1 YEAR .AGE HOMETOWN the last four as head coach at the "CSUSB pitching looks pretty JNO PITCHERS good at t^ point. The defense University of Redlands. Four s 160 R-R Jr. 20 Reseda years without a single losing looks good also. Hitting is coming S2 Jimmy MIKO 5-10 along and needs more time.* (5 Brian DUFFY season. Deagle was also the 1985 Coronado jlO Derek TEACliOUT 6-2 160 R-R Jr. 21 18 Riverside U3 James IRVING 6-3 180 R-R Fr . R-R Jr . 21 No\'iato i21 Colt LARSON 6-2 180 CQI Store Intramurol Sr. 22 Riverside S22 Dean TANNER 6-4 190 R-R Jr. 21 Claremont 524 Dean URIBE 6-2 220 L-L "B" Division I i CATCHERS by George Brunson Rebels, who both sport 2-0 records. However, if Lost Faculties j CSUSB Recreational Staff Steve TITUS ^ CTima.x, MI. and Natural Scientists can pick up ^ -.a f a few blue shippers, they could be ' Jim TAPPER 6-0 195 R-R Jr. Eagle Rock The 1986-87 Intramural "B" right in the thick of things by Division basketball season is now play-off time. underway. Two conferences The Friday "B* League appears INFIELDERS consisting of four teams each make to belong to the Beastie Boys. After up the le^e. The Monday two rounds they have a pei$ect 2-0 Brian CALDWELL 5-6 125 R-R Fr . 18 Beaumont league, which starts at 2:45, record and sit alone at the top of Scott SOREN 6-0 160 R-R So. 19 Rialto consists of the following teams: (1) their conference. One team who i; Clay NACSIN 5-11 180 R-R Jr . 21 Fontana could possibly stop the Beastie Where's the Net-captained by Glenn MARES 6-0 180 R-R Fr. 18 La Palma Gr^ Haulk, (2) Runnin' Rebels- Boys are S^a Stammers, if they in Los Angeles jM Ramee RICH.ARDS 6-2 215 R-R Sr^." 21 captained by Jim Manly, (3) Lost can add one money player to their Blooraingtnn Darrin L.^ND 6-1 195 R-R So. 19 Faculties-captained by Bob Stein, roster. The Glazers are strong in S18 Los Angeles numbers and may be the spoilers (20 Horacio RAMIREZ 6-1 180 RLR So. 20 and (4) Natural Scientists- Jr. 20 San Diego aq)tained by Jim Fowler. The of the conference. The Fightir^ ;23 Bill MCCAFFERTY 6-2 235 R-R Friday league, which starts at 2:45, Faculty epitomize the true consists of the following teams: (1) meaning of recreational sports. s OUTFIELDERS Beastie Boys-captained by Mark They're out there to just have a s Allen, (2) Sigma Slammers- good time. Thomas LESCHER 6-1 165 R-R Jr . 22 Red Lands captained by Vic Uribe, (3) The For those readers who have free Jorge SUAREZ 5-10 15 5 R-R Fr . 18 Duarte time on Mondays or Fridays at Los Glazers-captained by Ken Foster, b George BRADSHAW 5-8 175 R-R So . 18 Angeles and (4) The Fighting Faculty- 2:45, come on over to the jl2 Cerritos |l5 Don PHILLIPS 6-0 180 R-R Fr. 19 captained by Bob Senor. C.S.U.S.B. gymnasium and catch After two rounds of action, the all the action. HEAD COACH; Chuck DEAGLE (251 cream of the Monday *B* For more information call Recreational Sports Office \ Conference appears to be, s Where's the Net and Runnin' 887-7416 Joe Long-Director ASST. COACH: Les COPELIN (8), Jerry MAGNESS (17) J

CS SAN BERNARDINO COYOTES Single-Game Highs 02/03/1987

CATEGORY RECORD DATE PLAYER(S) DUNCAN Field Goals: 12 1/11/87 BUJNOVSKY, MOSES, DUNCAN Field Goal Attempts: 22 12/15/86 BOSE, NEWSOM, BOSE Free Throws: 10 1/19/87 Free Throw Attempts: 19 12/15/86 DUNCAN MOSES Rebounds: 16 1/19/87 BOSE Assists: 13 2/03/87 BOSE Turnovers: 7 1/07/87 WATKINS, NEWSOM, WATKINS Blocked Shots: 3 1/28/87 DUNCAN, MOSES Steals: 6 1/28/87 BUJNOVSKY Most 3 pts.:(single game) 6.19 12/15/86 DUNCAN Total Points: 27 2/03/87 MOSES FG Percentage: .889 12/15/86 FT Percentage: .909 1/19/87 BOSE Points Per Game: 17.0 2/03/87 DUNCAN The Chronicle Februory 11, 1987

VolieybQil Team Begins with Victory

by Linda Whitney Department Instead, they are funded by the Recreational Sports The CSUSB's Men's VoUeybaU Department. In addition, the Team b^an the season Thursday players also furnish their own night with a victory over Mount uniforms and hold fundraisers. San Antonio Junior College, 16- The team members are: Robert 4,15-9, 15-11. Bc^oni (team captain), Dave According to Chris Grenfell, Callahan, Tim Driscoll, Patrick however, the CSUSB team is a Esaley, John Fay, Eric Haugan, men's club team, not an Greg Haulke, Sratt Henderson, intercollegiate team. Willie Sakagi^hi and Phil Walsh. 'Eighty percent of the teams we "We practice about three days play are intercoll^iate teams, the a week,' team member Patrick others are clubs like us,' Grenfell Easley said. said. 'So even though we're not an The practicing paid off for the intercollegiate team, we are Coyotes in their first match, but playing on an intercoll^iate they still must face 13 other level' opponents this season. Because they are dub team, the The team's next home game CSUSB team receives no funding will be against UCSD on Friday, from the Cal State Athletic February 20 at 8 p.m. in the Gym.

Mory Anne Gofheridge Photos

MENS VOLLEYBALL CLUB TEAM SCHEDULE Sat. Feb. 14 - Ail Day LBCC Tournament Wed. Feb. 18-7:00 at LBCC Fri. Feb. 20 - 8:00 here vs. UCSD Sat. Feb.21 - 7:00 here vs. LaVeme Fri. Feb. 27 - 7:39 at UCSD Wed. Mar. 4 - 8:00 here vs. Azusa Pacific Fri. Mar. 6 - 7:00 here vs. Occidental Wed. Mar. 11-8:00 here vs. Chapman Fri. Mar. 13 - 7:00 at Azusa Pacific Tues. Mar. 17 - 7:30 at LaVeme Thurs. Mar. 19-7:00 at Chapman Wed. Apr. 8 - 7:00 at Mt. SAC Tues. Apr. 14 - 7:00 at Occidental . . The Chronicle February 11,1987

Nobel prize Winner to Speak Allen: Cont. from pg. 7 need a hobby,' be said. He's been Souxie and the Bansee's. Allen Betty Wflliams, winner of the discussion with Angus Mackay, involved in numerous promo­ also said he doesn't listen to the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize for her the British consulate general tional stunts. He went on a 6S-mile radio much at home. 'It's like a work against violence in Northern stationed in Los Angeles, and The cross country marathon in a new baseball player doesn't play ball Ireland, will talk about how Reverend Phillip Straling, Bishop bronco with a blind date set up by for recreation, he might try 'World Peace is Everyone's of the San Bernardino Catholic the radio station. He also lived on a another sport.' 'I really enjoy what I'm doing, Business' at 8 p.m., Thursday, Diocese. Dr. Derk Bruins, bfllboard for a week. He was especially the promotional things I February 12, at California State Associate Professor of Political involved in a Mickey Thompson get to do,' he said. He really University, San Bernardino. Science at Cal State, also will ATV race and jumped 5,000 out participate in the panel discussion, of an airplane. enjoyed radio during high school Appearing in the university's which will be moderated by Dr. He went on another blind date, and at 21 has had a rapid dimb to Recital Hall, Ms. Williams will Michael Clarke, professor of awarded to a radio station listener success. 'I'd like to finish school elaborate on the numerous public administration. Dr. Clarke who got to go to Las V^as for a marches and rallies she conducted earned two degrees, politics and weekend. Allen is I of 2 bachelors following the death of three history, from University Collie in at the station so he is chosen for children in Belfast in 1976. Her Dublin in l%9-70. most of the promotions that demoi^rations motivated 10,000 The presentation, free and open involve the fem^ listeners. "Some people Catholic and Protestant women to to the public, will be followed by a Allen said that most of the march in that city and her work reception. Ms. Williams' joking around between might think I'm on eventually led to the formation of .appearance is sponsored by the announcers or with the listening The Peace People' in London. Cal State, San Bernardino audience is not rehearsed. Ifs orrogont jerk, but Her 45-minute talk will be Intellectual Life and Visitii^ usually thought ctf IS seconds followed by a round table Scholars Committee. before air time. 'Some of it is If they reolly set scripted but most of it is what they think of off the top of their beads,' down to get to he said. When the ratings take a drop, however, they may have to know me, they'd UCLA to Host Conference watch what they say more. 'I try not to take my problems reolize . . . thot to work with me' be said, adding The University of California College, UC Santa Cruz, who will Merrill CoU^e, U.C. Santa Cruz, 'but if you hear me mess up it may I'm Just o Jerk." Council of Women's Programs disgiss, How To Do Meaningful who will discuss 'Feminism and be finals time.' will hold its inaugural conference, Work in Women's Studies.' Chicana Studies.* During the afternoon, 'Women: Culture, Conflict, and *Barbara Christian, associate Allen said that most people conference participants can Consensus,' at UCLA on professor, Afro-American Studies, don't know who I am and the choose from a wide variety of and find a job in broadcasting after Felwuary 21, 1987. UC Berkeley, who will discuss, people who do are my friends and workshops, such as The Impact that' He would like to work "But Who Do You Really Belong they treat me normal. The only Scholars from all nine UC of Immigration of Women,' somewhere in Los Angeles but to, Women's Studies or Black resentment I catch is because of campuses will explore how the 'Teaching Ethnicity in the plans to be out of radio Studies?'; Conflict of Priorities for how young I am, but radio is a study of women from divose Classroom,' 'Chicana Feminist ansoQBcing by the time he's 25. the Black Feminist Scholar.' young industry.* cultural and ethnic backgrounds Discourse: Towards an Integrated He's had job offers from stations in 'Some people might think I'm has reshaped the theories and •Aihwa Ong, assistant Approach,' 'Feminist Theory and San Diego and Sacramento an arrogant jerk, but if they really methodologies research on professor, Department of the Afro-American Woman: already. set down to get to Imow me they'd gender and ethnicity. Anthropology, UC Berkeley, Perspectives on Sexuality, So the next time you're sitting discussing The Anthropology of Marriage, and the Family,' realize...that I'm just a jerk.' next to someone in dass and The conference will open at Women's Lives.' 'Cross-Cultural Resources on KGGI plays straight contempo­ wonder who he or she is, don't be 10:00 a.NL with a general session •Judith Stacey, associate Women,' and Tbt Status of rary music. The staticm caters to a afraid to ask. He m^t be an old chaired by Lucie C. Cheng, professor, Department of Women of Color in Higher market that pleases everyone's high school chum, a neighbor or professor of sociology and director Sociology, UC Davis, discussing Education and in Women's tastes. Madonna, Lionel Richie, he might be the voice you hear on of both the Asian-American 'Can There Be a Feminist Studies.' and The Bangles are a few the radio announcing your frvorite Studies Center and the Center for Ethnography? Ambivalent The public is invited to attend examples of groups that get air song. Pacific Rim Studies at UCLA. Reflections from a Silicon Valley the conference. play. This is a challenge for Allen You can hear Mark Allen Speakers will indude: Fieldworker.' Call (213) 206-1843 for a pre­ because he enjoys a variety of weeknights between 6:00 and *Bettina Aptheker, visiting •Patricia Zavella, assistant program and Titration fee music, especially new music 10:00 on FM 99.1 KGGI lecturer, Women's Studies, Kresge professor. Community Studies, information and form. groups such as die Smiths and Riverside. Smith wants New Activities For Campus

by Kim Schnepp Some of you may be aware of marketing research area. George ^ain. An US festival is in . this campus hasn't seen yet,' the controversy last quarter about Music is one of Smith's the planning stages. This would be Smith said. T want to get activities the lack of activities on campus. interests. He didn't get involved in held outside during Spring quarter going around the campus so This quarter we may see more this area until he came to CSUSB with several different bands they're visible, and we can get activities, co-ordinated by the new after graduating from Rim High appearing on the weekend all day. more students involved,' he activities director Curtis Smith. School in 1983. He had done some 'I wanted this job to add more added. He said, however, that Last quarters activies' director mixing for a few bands and plays. enthusiasm to our campus,' Smith involvement depends on the resigned due to the lack of time he Last summer he did the mixing for said, 'I've been living in the dorm people. "Many of the students at could devote. Associated Students the play 'Jungle Book' for Junior for four years and have a feel for CSUSB go here just to get an President Penni Overstreet filled University in San Bernardino. He what people want to see even education, and don't have time to the vacancy with Smith along with also did the same for the school's though it changes over the years.' be involved,* he said. He just co-chairman, Brian, and two Three Penny Opera' play spring There are some bands planned wants the activities to be there to assistants; Kali Dukes and Mike quarter last year. for appearance in the pub next satisfy the students who want Ruffoer. All four students have Smith enjoys anything that has quarter. Smith would alk> like to them. attended CSUSB for a few years to do vrith music, socializing with look into the possibility of opening Smith has ideas for other and live in the dorms. With such friends and partying. He also visits the pub on Friday evenings. It is activities but pointed out that he close access to the campus and his family who still live in presently only open until 5:00. just took office recently and is still student opinion, the school should Crestline. Movies in the pub is another new working out a lot of details. Smith be seeing more activities to join in. Enthusiastic about his new job, idea along with getting a larger and his team meet on Fridays at Smith is a marketing small Smith has plans for activities for variety of music from bands in the 3:00-^>'00, He is willing to listen to business major. He plans on going the remainder of the year. pub. any ideas or comments students to graduate school at Dominguez Noontime bands may be a Dances aren't in the plan right have to make concerning now due to unsuccessful ones held activities. We should all be Curtis Smith Hills to get an audio recording possibility when the weather degree. After which he will work permits. He also plans on having in'the past. Money is tight also. looking forward to an event-filled year of activities. New activities director for his fathers company in the guest speakers, such as Watty 'I want to have some activities The Chronicle February 11, 1987

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' INDIAN Mark Allen, CREEK VILLAGE Happy Valentines Day! ril be watching you, be looking for me. 1930 College Ave, San Bernardino signed, (714) 880-1884 someone "special" The Chronicle Februory 11, 1987 A Feoture Page Sponsored by the Communicotion Depoitment

lObins Communication Dept. by Kim Schnepp Pounds has just made a tystons and film as communica­ Dr. Michael Pounds, who has proposal to the state which would tion. had the experience of directing and allow him to explore new He feels that his collegues have producing some TV shows, has technology in ccxnmunication. He been very helpful and warm. "It's recently joined the faculty in Cal is very interested in ccxnputer been quite different from the State's Oxnmunication Depart­ usage in the classrocxn. aloofness you can find in a large ment. "Graphics and outlining are institution," he said. Pounds received his doctorate basic new, but there are other Pounds feels that the best of his frcan New York University and areas that interea me as well," he students here compare to the best has taught at the University of noted. "Conveying video and of his students at Rutgers. He is Florida and, most recently, at audio onto ocxnputer are other enjoying the chance to teach older Rutgers University in Westchester, areas to be explored and students here; they bring maturity New York. He has also been researched." to the classroom . visiting a researcher for IBM at its The CcHnmunication Depart­ He does miss some things about T. J. Watson Research Center. ment has plans to expand more in New York, however. The big city While he was in California in the area of film and this is one of is what he misses the most. 1982 studying film at UCLA, he Pounds' specialities. When the The big city is a critical mass, it decided he really liked Southern department hires a new professor, has density," he said, "You can California. He feels that people they look for professional turn the comer and find a here like to play and work hard. experience as well as academic newsstand or a foodstand." Teople in professional circles knowledge. Pounds definitely has are aggressive ans assertive but ncA both. like in New York where it's a 24 "He has been a delight to have hour non-stop pace," Pounds said. in the department and has great CSUSB's location wasn't the potential," Jandt said. Study in only thing that drew Pounds to the During the Fall Quarter, University. The University is new Pounds taught 'Qmimunication and still growing. The attitudes of Theories and Systems', as well as Another the faculty and staff are topics in professional writing. He is enthusiastic for the future also assisting in directing the newty Country prospects of the school," he said. developed radio station on Hutgers tends to be old and staid campus, KSSB. This quarter he is Are you interested in learning with no real direction." intructing classes in radioTV, first-ha^ about another country Making the move this summer oral ccxnmunicatbn, theories and while working toward your to California was difficult for degree? Then CSUSB's "Study Pounds, who had some family Overseas" program under the concerns. His mother was in the direction of Dr. Richard Rowland hospital and he was concerned for Students may be for you. Dr. Pounds relaxes in his office. her recovery. He spent most of the Rowland's personal interest in summer at bcxnewith his family in international education makes Baltimore, before coming directly Helped by him a natural at recruiting students to California just before the Fail to enter Cal State's interoationl Nursing Program Quarter started. "Study Overseas" program. Pounds plans to make his stay at Mentors Rowland, a professor of CSUSB a long one, helping to Cal State students who might geography and international contribute to the ever-expanding encounter academic difficulty now program coordinator here on Offers Electives Communication Dq)artment have an educational support campus, said, "I try to promote CSUSB offers a two-year town and the surroundii^ area "I want to contnbute to it's system throught the auspices of the intemational education because program of upper-division classes that students can work in after grcwth input," he stated. Mentor Program. the more opportunity students get toward a bachelor of science graduation." Dr. Fred Jandt, Chairman of The program is targeted at new, to have exposure to the outside the Department of Communi­ underrepresented students, which d^ree through the Department of Health assessment is part of the world, the greater their horizons Nursing. This program has just cation said that Pounds has a consist of minorities, freshman, become." program's focus also. At theend of broad practical background in transfer students with a low CPA, been re-accredited for another the quarter, usually the last three The "Study Overseas" program eight years through the National media and computers. He has had and "high risk students", whose is a perfect way to do just that, weelu, students from the program League for Nursing. health exams at the several published works and has academic background is low, because it has 16 countries to give free school. produced and directed some TV especially in terms of collie choose from: Australia, Brazil, shows. preparatory classes. Denmark, France, Germany, Most students enrolled in the Dr. Layton would like to see "He has a un^ue talent for Mentors, who are Cal State Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New program have come from a more students take some nursing looking at the diversity in the faculty and stafi^ serve as role Zealand, Peru, Quebec and community college and received classes as electives. "Most classes communication field," Jandt said, models, provide information and Taiwan, Republic of China. an A.A. in nursing and are consists of nurses only," she said. adding that, "he will be an ass^ in access to services, and facilitate a The program enables someone roistered nurses. Although the "It would be interesting to get non- seeing foture trends in the field." relationship between students and to study a whole academic year in students are registered nurses, it's the university. Mentors must meet majors in classes such as our aging the country of their choice and important to get a B.S. because of class." with students a minimum of once then transfer those units earned to the competition in nursing. It is per quarter, but most meet much Biology and chemistry majors Cal State. also becoming required nationally might find it interesting to take a more, about eight to ten times But besides that, it gives them a in many hospitals. class in a different major that during the year, according to Raul new perspective and greater Kaleidoscope Is published Valenzuela, project coordinator. would give them credit in their understands^ of the world. It major. The aging course, Dr. weekly by the Department of The program is an extension of makes one aware of how other About 130 to 140 students are Layton mentioned, is the study of Communication to. augment a pilot project, The Summer people from other countries enrolled in the pr<^am. Many are the changes which occur in the classroom instruction. Inquiries Transition Enrichment Program, perceive us. It opens their eyes to part-time students and work in the aging person. and comments may be addressed which was under the supervision new ideas and new concepts. nursing field. Most have a good "This would be a good course to Kaleidoscope, care of the of HOP director Walter Hawkins. Rowland said that the overall hospital background. The for people who plan to work in the Department of Communication, Valenzela sa}^ the program is response from the students is it's program is directed toward theory field of gerontol(^, or any CaUfomia State University, San getting underway for this year, and the best experience of their whole and clinical work because of thi^ student for that matter, because it's Bernardino, 5500 University he is in the process of m^ing out life. He admitted he would have according to Dr. Janice M. a subject that touches us all Parkway, San Bernardino, mentor assignments. Anyone Califomia 92407. liked to have studied overseas, but Layton, chairperson of the personally," she said. interested in becoming involved in Department of Nursing. Dianne Hamre, editor there were no programs like this Taking different courses would the program should contact "We emphasize health history Claine Patrick, photography when he was in school. provide variety to chemistry or Valenzuela at extension 7395 or . He hopes the program keeps and community health mostly," Sue Barcus, photogr^»hy biolody majors who need similar go by the EOP office for more she said. There are several John Kaufman, advisor growing, and that other countries courses to fill requirements toward information. can soon be included. different health agencies around their degree. r

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Secondary Smoke Endangers Non-Smokers by Sunnie Bell

I dedicate this column to my weight." "Quitting smoking now flavor and aroma enhancement? cigarette butt from which they 4. Increased taxation on tobacco precious friend Helen Washko, greatly reduces serious risks to But 1 shouldn't be wasting burn ofr into the atmosphere. products with proceeds going to who died in 1984 of cancer of the your health." "Cigarette smoke my time and yours on a discussion Surgeon General C. Everett Koop antismoking research and lung. She smoked to the end, contains carbon monoxide." Of of physical effects. This knowledge now reports that secondary smoke education and treatment of staying at home until the day she course those are not enough to has teen pushed down smokers' puts non-smokers at high risk of tobacco related illness. (Presently died. I begged for pain medicine convince you (it's intellectual only throats until they're blue in the getting lung cancer...there are also very expensive to the American for her from my own doctor and I and doesn't relate to a physical and face...either figuratively or studies going on to investigate the public I might add since many am thankful that I could get little victims of tobacco caused illness bit to see her through. While she don't pay for their own care). should have been on morphine for Drabble by Fagan 5. Elimination of federal tobacco the pain, sh took only mild supports. codeine pills, v * courage was iiiAiXOAPl ftoPLe6HOaOM'T 6U)AT lOHM UOULO H^PPE.K IF 6. Increased effectiveness of astounding. I roae with her on the 60&5 WITH LvlLRSOMe li)eKT NROUMO package warning labels. last day as she lay in an ambulance IT Ofe£.T6 ^4^T0R^U 6ii)M'TiK(, e^t^nce OF LIFE. I TrtLH F00H9AHl4OH\»^?? 7. Legislation to require listing on on the way to the hospital She was cigarette packages of all chemical unwilling to go, but unable ingredients (including additives). anymore to argue against the decision of her husband. She Do I really think than any of looked at me with eyes opaque this is going to change those from suffering and spoke an airless smoking readers who have 'sentence. There was no sound, but persevered to the end of this I could read her lips. She said, 'I 10 2 column? I wish I could answer am fmished.' "Yes", but I'm not that naive. According to the journal psychological addiction), but here literally. Not only that, but the relation of leukemia and What it might do is arouse some of Cancer Research, tobacco smoke are a few more anyway: tobacco smokers have probably stopped lymphomas to sidestream smoke. you non-smokers to insist on causes 30-40% of all cancer smoke appears to cause changes in reading by now. There are many ideas in the protection from the pollution that ideaths...and the majority of deaths the immune system (under The movement that is having 'wind' to help control the dangers others cause. Ifs quite bad enough from lung cancer. In spite of investigation at this time due to the biggest effect is among non- of smoking for both current that we have to endure the advances in cancer treatment in research on another immune smokers' right to clean air. smokers and non-smokers. The hydrocarbons from car exhaust, general, the five year survival rate system disease), dental diseases Cigarette smoke as an atmospheric American Association for Cancer but we shouldn't have to add on for lung cancer victirhs remains* (including increased plaque and .pollutant is high on the chaffe right •Research proposes'tlie'folldwing:"" the hydrocarbons of cigarette less than 10%. You are ^miliar calculus plus periodontal disease); now because there is clear 1. Legislation against cigarette exhaust. (Yes...it has hydrocar­ with the physical effects of the even Alzheimer's Disease is being indication that secondary smoke advertising and promotion. (The bons along with cyanides, nitrogen nasty ingredients of tobacco studied in relation to cigarette (that left in the air from smokers' American Cancer Society also oxides, nitrosamines and other smoke...if not, just read the smoke. Tobacco contains a exhalation and from sidestream asks for a ban on tobacco poisons.) warnings on the sides of the multitude of known mutagenic flow-that which is not inhaled but company sponsorship of sports otherwise attractive packages. (gene altering) and carcinogenic streams out of the cigarette while and cultural events). Here are a few which I took out of ingredients. They are not only the it's at rest) is highly dangerous. 2. Reduced availability of 1 hope that I hear from the advertisements from one natural ingredients of the tobacco, Sidestream smoke actually cigarettes. someone in the administartion in magazine: "Smoking causes lung but there are numerous additives contains twice the toxins of 3. Legislation restricting smoking the university who has the cancer, heart disease, emphysema, to tobacco which are used as mainstream smoke (that which is in all public places (1 hereby make power to restrict smoking from and may complicate pregnancy." preservatives and for other inhaled directly through the a plea to our college president to our hallways to some special "Smoking by pregnant women purposes. How do you feel about cigarette). This is because filters include the hallowed halls of rooms where smokers can may result in fetal injury, consuming "triconjugated take out a portion of the toxins, CStJSB—1 can barely make it to exercise their freedom while the premature birth, and low birth dienones" which are used for concentrate them in the remaining my classes without gagging). rest of us exercise our lungs. U S Depariment ol Health & Human Services

For the Record TEST A story appearing in YOUR Kaleidoscope January 28 erroneously indicated PROJECT KNOWLEDGE that Dr. Raymond P. 0. Box 8330, San Bernardino, CA 92412 Q: How many of the people who died of lung cancer last year wre smokers? Torres-Santos of the A. 25% music department INLAND AIDS PROJECT was formed by a group of concerned B. 40% citizens of the Inland Empire who want to reduce the impact of AIDS C60% arranged music for D.80% on our community and especially on persons with AIDS. Donna Summer. Torres- Santos has played as a INLAND AIDS PROJECT provides: musician for Ms. -Professional and peer counseling for persons with AIDS —Confidential referrals for HTLV III Antibody test Summer but has not -Speakers on a variety of subjects relating to AIDS arranged any music for —Opportunities for citizens to become volunteers her. While the story highlighted his back­ In this health crisis, there are needs for positive social growth. We must give emotional and financial support to those who have or are at ground and interest in risk of AIDS, and foster a community network to provide a contemporary music, supportive atmosphere. Torres-Santos also has WE ARE COMMITTED TO MAKING A DIFFERENCE! an extensive back­ ground, and continued For more information call: QUITTING. U COULD BE interests in classical (714) 784-AIDS or 820-AIDS THE TEST OF YOUR LIFE. music. -4bOe uam fiSui CJi-o ' ' ± .• ^

The Chronicle Februory 11, 1987 What if you Student to don't get into the school of Fight proposed Edue at ton cuts your choice? Of course, you may get into some other school, but \A^y adds, "The administration is trying first-generation (those whose conferences planned as well as settle? Prepare for the admis­ Grants Cuts, Controver­ to absolve government of its parents did not attend collie) intensive lobbying. sions exam you're facing- responsibility to provide equal students to enroll and remain in be it SAX. LSAX GMAT, ORE, sial Income-Contingent In the meantime, the student access to education." Among the college. USSA in particular has MCAT, or others—with Loan Program Targeted lobbies will work to convince key proposals targeted for action are: championed TRIO. "We cannot the best test prep company. education policymakers of the *A two-thirds cut in funding for let the Department of Education Stanley H. Kaplan. need for f^eral student aid ~ the federally subsidized neglect this kind of need-based For nearly 50 years.Kapiaris "educating the education test-taking techniques have Washington, D.C. (NSNS) - At Guaranteed Student Loan program," says Preston. officials," as Schmidt puts it ~ and prepared over one mil I ion stu­ least two national student program, from $3 billion to $l While Washington insiders give study alternative budget proposals. dents. boost ing their scoring organizations are taking action to billion. GSLS are "indispensable the administration proposals no In particular, Preston says USSA power and test confidence. to the majority of students," says better than even the odds of prevent passage of a 46 percent will look into the proposal put out So call Kaplan. Why go to Schmidt. "For most of them, going passing the Democratic-controlled slash in federal student aid each year by the Coi^ressional just any school, when you requested by President Reagan in to college is contingent upon Congress, student leaders aren't Black Caucus, which she can go the one you waht? getting one." hewing their bets. USSA and his Jan. 5 budget proposal. The characterizes as "addressing . United States Student Association * A complete phase-out of the NSR have sent out alerts to their members detailing the depth and human needs much more than that and the National Student federally subsidized National IKAPLANSIANUY H. KAPIANIPVCATKMU (INIIIITO. the breadth of the proposed cuts of the President." Roundtable announced that they Direct Student Loan and work- THE WORLDS LEADING are sponsoring nationwide study programs, moves which and urging them to call or write TEST PREP ORGANIZAIION campaigns to encourage students would cause the loss of jobs and their senators and representatives Even with a convincing show of ENROLUNG NOW! Visit to write or call their members of tuition for needy students, in protest. "Grassroots lobbying is student concern and sympathetic us at our center, 11185 Congress in opposition to the according to Preston. of the utmost importance," says Congress, however, student Mountain View Ave., no.161, Loma Linda, Ca proposed cuts. They also set dates * A request for $600 million to Schmidt. "Ifs still the most leaders expect an uphill battle to effective way to get your point 92354. Or caii us flays, in March for Student Lobby Days expand the "Income-Contingent secure government support in the evenings or weekends. Our during which students will travel Loan" program now being tested across in Congress." face of the current $176 billion phone number (714) 796- to Washington, D.C. to meet at ten colleges around the country. In addition, both groups have federal deficit. "It's going to take a 3727. directly with legislators. The ICL program, which raises scheduled major conferences and lot of work from a lot of people," borrowing limits while eliminating lobbying days in Washington in Preston says, "to make sure that federally subsidized interest rates, March, with each expecting a we don't turn away from the is in Schmidt's view "a highly turnout of several hundred programs for which there is an "It's pretty hard to believe that creative way to have the students. NSR members will fire established need, and from which they would have the guts to government invest less in off the opening salvos March 6- the entire country benefits." propose this kind of budget again," education and make the students 10, testifying befor House and For more information, contact says NSR Associate Director Jim pay more." Senate ^ucational committees the United States Student 1 Schmidt. "We are shocked at the * A 50% cut in funding for the and meeting with their delates. Association, (202) 775-8943, and scope of these cuts." USSA TRIO program, which provides, USSA will take its turn March 13-_ the National Student Roundtable, Legislative Director Mary Preston assistance for low-income and 16, with rallies and press

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