Library named for' Dr. Delmar Oviatt
By Rip Rense of tbe college from 1959 miil STAFF WRITER 1962, wben tae wms nnnedVlce^ California Slate University, President for academic affairs. Northridge's new $7.5 miUion He retired from tbat position In library has been named after the 1969 and became dlirectaraf spe late Dr. Delmar T. Oviatt, cial projects nnlil lis dnath in CSUN's principal academic offi 1971. Oviatt was also OK td cer from its inception until 1969. veral ariministraiors CSUN's Faculty Senate, beaded somed presidanUnl dnties cfev- by Mary McEdwards, Associate ing tbe amtexA tnrmoil of 1969. Prolessor of St>eef:li and tbongb be was not officaallj named Communication, a lone-time acting presifienl. friend and former pupil of Ovi Aside from ULs adivitr att, delegated an ad hoc com ai CSUN, Oviatt was a reeog- mittee to recommend a fit nized commoilj fignre, receiv- ting honor fbr tbe late adminis ing munerans awards, trator. tte FemnndD Awaird The committee unanimoasly by 28 S^FenaMloVall^rl recommended a resolution to bers ot Commerce ior name the library after Oviatt, ing civic cuntrBiyiinmt. Oviatt and University President James was a membor and lrnale
VOL. 17, Ho. 55 daly CaHlmda Onivenlly. Hottividge ly. Petonaiy 14. 1973
Robbins-Johnson debate fizzles
By Greg Waskul fte- HMm tod^r at HK Opca F»- set tofOlihe Hollywood, apnet fiivored Jim ANALYSIS EDITOR r«m bas fixxled. a the Jan. 90 primary. A debate between Z^MI district JotansoB campntgn wwaker D»- special eirrtiim, in State Senate candidates AhmRob- ratby MnHer tnld fhe Diego, Is eonsidscd to be $140,000 CO bis primary cam Uns and Phillip JoiasaB slated fhe RepofaUcan candidate imi a ^p tor tbeRnwWiraacan- paign, the balk coming in di prior comnuttment witti KT7T- TlBs tte 2tmd race, stffl rect-mail leaflets to voters. ChumM^ 11 ami wodd not be able a tOBsaii, win pro- Jdmson, meanwiiile, vas en to make the drbafe. the Rcp»- dorsed by virtnaUy every major Fortbermore, the wiD win a majority in state Reprtbiiran leader in bis oHlce battle agpiiMt veil-known R^nt>- Ucan Hank Aiidin. Aridin taad pre- vtonsiy taeid a state assembly Robbins. seat in the district bnt was brand The candidites met for aboal ed a kaer by many afler failing an hoorTtesdhy todisenss twice at^inst Keysor. roles for ftnrtber
By Suzanne Cook At the end of this period, the volved In determining house bu The fraternities and sororities CITY EDITOR rushee Is extended a bid or Invi siness. have been active with the Crip The 13 fraternities and soro tation to meml>ershlp and can "Pledging Is a period of learn pled Children's Society, the City rities on campus are now In the choose (pledge) the house she ing and probation for the actives of Hope, Children's Hospital, process of rush—the time de chooses. and the pledges. Pledges are given Scholarship Award fund-raising, signated by the organizations Pledging can last anywhere responsibilities and must com Lokrantz Elementary School for when imafflllated students may from a few weeks to a semester, plete them to be Initiated," White the handicapped, Thanksgiving get acquainted with a fraternity depending on the house. said. dinners for children from San or sorority and be Invited to Abramson said, 'Pledging Is According to White, pledge res Fernando, clothing drives, food join. not hazing. It Is not at all physi ponsibilities Include passing a na drives and toy drives among The California State Univer cal In sororities. Pledging Is In tional test, meeting a given grade others. sity, Northrldge sororities con tellectual. Each house has a dif point average and learning chap Fraternity rush has l)een ex duct a structured rush. It Is run ferent policy, but It usually In ter history. tended two weeks because of the through Panhellenic, an organi volves learning the history of White thinks that fraternities rain. They hold Informal open zation composed of representa the sorority." and sororities fulfill many uses houses In lieu of the sororities tives from all six sororities. Tom White, a 22-year-old and purposes. "It Is an open op structured-type rush. The women are given a sche Sigma Chl alumnus, feels that not portunity to make friends. There The seven fraternity houses dule designating times for par everyone should belong to a fra are some 30 to 40 members In a are Lambda Chl Appha, Phi Kap ties In which they go to a so ternity or sorority. "It's all a house plus approximately 400 pa Psi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, rority house and meet the mem- matter of what you want to get people In the entire Greek sys Zeta Betz Tau, Phi Delta Theta, t)ers. out of college. It's Important to tem. PI Kappa Alpha and Sigma Chl. round out your coUege career with "Socially, I'd say about 90 per Delta Delta Delta, Alpha Omi •Rush Is choosing your place something more than pencil push cent of all CSUN formal and In cron PI, Theta Sigma Tau, Alpha at CSUN for Involvement and fim,* ing. People need some kind of In formal events are sponsored by XI Delta, Alpha Omega and Gam said Hildee Abramson, Panhell volvement, be it fraternities or Greeks." ma Gamma Phi compose the six enic vice president In charge of some other type of club.* White said, "The Greeks do the CSUN sororities. rush. White said fraternity pledging greatest amoung of commimity •A girl can visit each sorority differs from sorority pledging service on campus. Each pledge Any student wishing Informa house and, by a double elimina In that there is a 'clear-cut class has a service project they tion about rush and fraternities tion process, find the house where line between actives and pledges. do, plus national projects done or sororities should contact the she feels the most comfortable,* Sororities don't have quite the throughout the year by the whole activities office. In administra Abramson said. distinction. Pledges are not In house. tion 211 or phone 885-23939.
'Rushees' Prospective Greeks enjoy a few hearty laughs during one of the many social parties held lost week. Doily Sundial photo by Suzanne Coik
"^ Sex seminar The Sexual Revolution, a two- Workshop offers hints on interviewing day workshop offered by the Ex tension Program of California State University, Northrldge will to graduating seniors seeking positions meet on campus Saturday and An "Interview Workshop" to ment Office to participate in Career Planning Council. Sunday March 10 aad 11. educate graduating seniors Inthe the workshop. "Interview Workshop" Is the Subjects to be covered In etiquette of being Interviewed first of Its kind and part of clude the attitudes of adoles "It's designed to let the stu for career jobs will be offered several experimental programs cents and young adults toward dents know what to expect In by the Career Planning and Instituted this semester by the sex roles, norms for Interac- interviewing," said Dr. Leland Placement Office Feb. 20-23. Career Placements Office. In Ja tlOTi between the sexes, sexual C. Gassert, placements direc nuary forty seniors participated chastity, romantic love and vir A series of one-hour workshop tor. "They will be able to ask In a social sciences and humani ginity. Other topics to be discus sessions composed of a maximum counselors specific questions, ties workshop In conjunction with sed are pregnancy among youth, 12 students and one career like how to dress, salary, should the counseling center. Also a venereal disease, and differing counselor will be held at 10 I offer Information or let the "Career Day" for minority and attitudes of adults and youth to a.m., 12 noon, and 2 p.m. over interviewer ask me, and so women students for later this ward human sexuality. the three-day period In the forth," he added. Career Planning and Placement semester is In planning stages, Scheduled as a one-unit psycho Offices. Composing resumes and let aimed at Involving campus mi logy course, it will meet both Eligible students (seniors with ters of application will be ex nority programs and women with days from 8:30 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. 12 or more units graduating in plained and workshop par- companies Interested In fulfill In Room 353, Sierra Hall South. June or August) must file with tlclapants will also listen to a ing their Affirmitive Action pro Students may enroll at the first the Career Planning and Place tape on Interviewing made by the grams. session of the course. Tuition is $24. February 14, 1973 Northrldge Daily Sundlal Page 3 Co/umiiJsf Rona Barrett has distaste for gossip Hollywood Is a constantly four years. Metro Media then •Only once" In her career changing city wherein thousands offered her a job which she cur have charges of libel been of people live by alternating their rently holds. brought. The Information had been roles and themselves. But Holly Barrett notices a change In the received from one of her five wood Is much more than just a manner people respond to her now closest friends. Barrett has also glittery place which, through age, as compared to 15 years ago. At had several attempts on her life. has become tarnished. that time she learned she could •Today there Is a tremendous "Hollywood Is now all person not be friends with the Hollywood lack of creativity* by the press alities In the r.c-A-&," said Rona people. She noticed people say agents, said Barrett. She added Barrett, a single, pert, and at ing, "Shhh, dummy up, here comes that she would rather have one tractive entertainment reporter. R(ma.» good story per week than Christ Many people (perhaps those she "As I progressed, people be mas gifts. writes about more than others) came fearful of me," said Barrett. Years ago Barrett enjoyed her label her as a gossip columnist. Barrett claims that there Is a job, but not now. •The town and Prior to coming to Hollywood, built-in fear on their (the stars) people have changed so drasti Barrett spent her childhood in part. There Is no Indication of cally.* She Intends to expand New York City. She gained an what anyones real power is. I because she Is not happy with education at New York Univer ilone caimot do one thing myself." what she Is doing. •Three mi sity where she majored In com Breaking off friendships be nutes (of air time) Is tiot long municative arts while mlnerlng cause "I could not be a fink* enough,* said Barrett. In psychology, advertising and Barrett now has a very l(»iely She enjoys writing and has writ journalism. side In regards to friends In the ten a new fiction book entitled In the early 1950's she broke Hollywood circle. •The Loveamanlacs.* In It she Into the professlcm by develop Sticking to a philosophy of "tell describes some of her Hollywood ing "Rona Barrett's Young Holly me the truth or dcm't tell me any observations of 15 years. All the wood,* In "Photoplay," Soon thing* she searches for "hard* characters are composites or thereafter she expanded to "make news and Interesting stories. real people. BORED AND It on TV.* The book describes people who The opportunity came from want affection from one person ABC where Barrett worked for Open door policy but when they get It, they destroy The university president's of It. Barrett commented that she Education class fice has announced that Presi thinks writers do let part of them UNSTIMULATED IN dent James Cleary will continue selves and their feelings Into a A new short course, "Applied his Friday afternoon policy of In book. Imagination: Creative Problem formal meetings with students. Suddenly, changing mood and Solving,* will be offered three Those wishing to meet with flashing her many pieces of gold times at different locations In Cleary should contact his secre en jewelry, she concluded the the 1973 spring semester, as part tary, Mrs. Marlon Magee for an conversation by saying "Don't HIS ENVIRONMENT, of the California State University, appointment In administration 103 repeat anything I say, I don't like Northrldge Extension program. or by phoning 885-2121. gossip. * JUANS ONLY HOPE THE NEWAAAN CENTER AT FOR TOMMORROW California State University, Northridge Welcomes you MAYBE YOU. We ore at T7809 Halsted Street (across from Northridge Holl) 886-1044 The building Is open just for meeting friends from 10:00 to 5:00 every day the University PLEASE HELP! Is In session. Besides:
Sunday mornings at 10:00, a really great Folk Mass
Every day at 12:15, a very Informal Mass
Monday nights, beginning Jan. 19, a "Rap Night with the Chaplain* talk about whatever Tutorial Project you want, whatever bothers you or anything.
Tuesday nights at 8:00 a Prayer Group to which EVERYONE Is Invited. Building C-10 Wednesday nights the Newman Club meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each 885-2484 month. After the meeting there is a program:
Feb. 21 — a free movie, to be announced. ORIENTATION MEETING: March 7 — the League of Women Voters will discuss the various positions and the back grounds of the candidates for the upcoming municipal election. March 21 — Fr. Aldan Carroll, Associate Superintendent of Catholic Schools will discuss WEDNESDAY, the future of Catholic schools. If any
April 4 — Bishop Juan Arzube will talk about the Catholic Church and the Spanish speak FEB. 21 NOON ing community, of which he Is a part. April 18 — We celebrate the Sedar, the Passover Meal from which Catholics t)elleve the THURSDAY, Mass developed.
May 2 — "Sexual Ethics and Zero Population Growth* FEB 22 7 PM
May 16 — Fr. Francis Colborn, Professor of Theology, will talk about the Church and War.
Your friendly Newman chaplains: Father Martin E. Slaught Sister Anele Heiges, O. P. SAsm are available any time for counselling, ccmsultation or just plain talk Pace 4 WoitbrMge IMily FWbnmry 14. 1173 WE GET LETTERS Frats defended by campus Greeks To tbe Ediinr: AlUMm^ every seasitlve peraoa realiaes Ike traciBilir i Uie deatb of amiiber lamiaa beiae. tliat or Fred Bn vbich bas beea g»f ralf d by tbe at.mjh if dii bas i tbe cbaracter of maay fialeraiHes amd tteir m IM V H<'aiill of 43 offitae 50 laigeet oorporatiaas I devdoped some of their leadership trails
The major crtsideratioa is the i toan fidds of made by CrateraHy aiea. Bob Cries e.Jen7 Shri' , Barry Gcridvater, Warrca Bealy. Jc Nea Avery Bi idige, J. Edgar Mark ^ritx are jost a few aolalde Cktwics. Tbe third potot is scholarahipL Oa a anlianl levd, fiOf^ of Ikater- aity mea gradaate ca time compared to 40S of aoa-G^eeks. Also, the comparitive grade]
The aext coasideratjaa Is tay membership m matare 9m. of all formal aad aim tnrmal sodal orgaaiEcd by ellhei Greek every frateraity participates ta raage from ctaarity to eodogy. For eiam|ito, a large: hospital Cadlity for bram damaged chOdrca is ttaaadally ^ edbf one Cratenuty. The last poiat is ttaat of tamtherhood. Fiatei dties realiae I rwq>oa?»ihiHties to tfaeir meadiers aad Ihiuagh over 100 years of Ni%^ o*l*a eo«i^\A AVtn *\o4- ezisteBoe has givea proof of their desire to more thaa jast dose t¥^%* v«jY*^''*-^'**^ *^*''^* ^^**'^ ^^"A lastlag sease of loiyalily aad trast is created. This is itoe tothe : lag of a ooaunoa boad eipcrleaced by mdeiaily ama. As alaled by
bad all the freedom of addihood, with Uttte eapasaretol ponsflHlities. Uy trateraHy hdped i BIMLB I aas ao laager bo^Kl by fiually Oat of niy ttateraHy life i may be lod by dtl la regards to Ihe DtaMed Press toteraatinail CPFQ artide' eologies mark ftaeral of Crd aevqapers aatiaavkle. ae aoald like to cspose tte dbtartiaa of tte Cads. Tbe aord "'Itateralty* aasased sevea tians to tols dart artide. This tadtocrimmatHy impUes ttad fkaicndlies to eeaeral are d fiulL This is iadeed aot tte case. Evea tott» adialaaili IIM. nwd OC r red tsroaaer, tae actina aas ad suKnoaedl by Ms '^AK^MI^' frateraity, bd aas a mere ad d three iadtvidads. The qaotes priated ta ttais artide. "If the tesaoa d Fre«iy"ts deatt is to teach as ahd traicraities are Uke, tteal say abolish frateraitles. They faave ao We aoold agree witt tbis statemed, if it were trae; coBtrifaatiaBs made liy frateraity mea jastify Ihecr aod fdnre nmliBaKy. Maay d tte asa jor CCMMENl today have beea mode by frateraity aMoi trom the past. We 1 tiat tomorrow's adiievemeats will be made by Ihe tiaiei aMy mea d today. BRUCE BROWHV, Presided d Sl^am Chi, CSim MARK ANTBOSrr, VtoePif iiiihddSacaaChl,CSCnS TOM WHITE, Vice Presided d SSgiam Chl SF V
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Free Press, the San Equatorial Africa). speed set* is emerging from the Francisco Chronicle, the Ber In 1965 he became a Research underground newspaper world to keley Barb, 24 college and under Physician for the International % & PORSCHE REPAIR speak to the students of Califor ground newspapers In the United Cardiology Foundation at the Sch EXPERT AND GUARANTEED WORK nia State University, Northrldge States and four foreign publica weitzer Hospital. It was here that at noon In the Open Forum and tions in Canada, England and Hol Dr. Schoenfeld had his first en at 8 p.m. In the gymnasium on land. counter with a psychedelic drug; HANS^^^GERHARD Feb. 22. Born in New York, Schoenfeld a witch doctor introduced him to The sec(Hid In a series of spea lived there until he was 12 when a root called Iboga used by the MUELLER GEISLER kers for the Human Sexuality Sym his family moved to Miami. He Gabonese to obtain hallucogenlc posium, sponsored by the A.S. graduated from U.C. Berkeley and experlence.s. 7009 RESEDA BLVD Government and the student Ac returned to Miami for medical From 1966-1970, Schoenfeld tivities Office, "Dr. Hlp,» alias school. After medical school he worked for the Student Health RESEDA 881 6515 Eugene Schoenfeld, will discuss once again returned to Berkeley Service at U.C. Berkeley, advis "Sexual Guilt." and did his internship at Her- ing people with problems involving Since 1967 he has had a syn- rlck Hospital. sex and drugs. He is permissive REGAL NOTES In 1959 and 1960 he did his about marijuana and cites unpub UNDERSTAND PLAYS, NOVELS AND POEMS ffealth Science externship at the Schweitzer Hos- lished research that suggests that FASTER WITH OUR NOTES LSD may be no more dangerous We're new ond we're the bigest! Thousonds of topics reviewed for quicker understanding. Our than caffeine or aspirin. How A two-day health science work Children's books subjects include not only English, but Anthro shop. Reducing Risk Factors of ever he warns that drugs obtained pology, Art, Block Studies, Ecology, Eco Heart Diseases, will be offered Short workshops on poetry, from the .streets may have many nomics, Education, History, Low, Music, books and myths for children Impurities that could be extremely Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, on two Saturdays, Feb. 17 and Religion, Science, Sociology and Urban Prob 24, at California State Univer will be offered In the spring dangerous. lems. Send S2 for your catalog of topics avail- sity, Northrldge. It will be pre semester as part ofthe extension He had published (Hie paperback "'''•• REGAL NOTES sented by the health science de program at California State Uni book, "Dear Dr. Hip Pocrates: 3160 "0" Street, N.W. partment In cooperation with the versity, Northrldge. They are In Advice your family doctor never Washington, D. C. 20007 Los Angeles County Heart As tended for teachers and parents. gave you." He is also a member telephone: 202-333-0201 sociation. The three workshops offer one of the Advisory Committee of The workshop, which is part of unit of professional credit each, San Francisco Sex Information. the CSUN Extension program, of and each meets from 9 a.m. to fers one semester unit of credit 5 p.m. on two consecutive Satur Hillel dinner and meets from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. days in Sierra Hall North 122. in room 100, engineering build The United Jewish Welfare Dr. Annamarie Peterson, as ing. Tuition Is $24. Fund Invites all students sociate professor of English, will Interested in meeting and help Enrollment Is at the first ses teach all three workshops. sion at 8:30a.m. Morelnformatloi ing people to a dinner at 6 can be obtained by calling the Poetry for Children will meet p.m., Wednesday at the Hlllel health science department at 885- March 3 and 10, Books for Child House, 17729 Plummer St., 3101. ren meets March 24 and 31 and Northrldge. 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The Mataiinrs lost by less tban 1 bo^y Icngtb, placii^ the team at an immediate 7-0 deflcit. Tbe second key loss occnred In tbe 200-yard iariividBal medley when freshman Matador Marc Keily fInLriied ia a tie far first Tbe aCficials elected, however. to eraat first place to the Forty-Ntawrs. Tbe most sorprisinK defeat far lbe Matadors came when ace dii David Corona finldied in second place ia tte one-meter competition. Corona, defendine Califomia C