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Vol. XVI Issue No. 19 California State College at San Bernardino Wednesday, April 8 1981 A.S. Elections Set MARCH FONG EU For April 22 & 23

Elections for the Associated Students officers and representatives for the 1981-82 school year will be held April 22, and 23, according to To Speak On Campus Elections Chair Cheryl Chambless. Students interested in running for office may pick up and return their petitions at the Student Union desk up until April 10. During 1980-81, the A.S. Board of Directors and executive officers . As the highest-ranking administered a budget set at $72,811. A.S. budget covers government official ever to administration of the A.S. offices, participation in the California speak at CSCSB. March Fong State Students Association, (a lobbying group with the Legislature Eu. the Secretary of State for the and Chancellor's Office), campus activities (movies, dances, stale of California, will be on concerts, and lectures), and helps support special areassuch as Black campus Wednesday, April 15. History Week, Cinco de Mayo, committees for clubs, intramural from noon until 1:00 in the sports activities, The PawPrint, Inland Empire Library Cooperative Recital Hall of the Creative Arts Evening Services Office, Health Fair, Child Care Center, ESCAPE Building. events and Services Committee. Eu will speak on the impact A candidates meeting is set for April 13 at 3:00 p.m. in the Senate she has had on the state Chamber, Student Union building. The official campaigning will government both as the begin on April 14. Chambless warned that all candidates or their Secretary of State as well as in representative must be present at the April 13 meeting. -iierênuf e.a.s.a vtnenibei;jif. the Officers to be-elected are-the A.S. President,, Vice President, Assembly. It was through her Treasurer, and seven members of the Board of Directors. Under seat in the legislature that she current A.S. budgeting the President receives a stipend of $500 per gained statewide recognition for quarter while the VP and Treasure receive $350. her fight against pay toilets in Representing the various schools on campus are the public buildings. representatives who make up the Board of Directors and vote on. Eu's speech, sponsored by the fiscal and policy matters throughout the year. A.S. and the Political Science Students with majors in the following areas may run as BOD Council, is open to the public. Eu representative from their school: plans to limit her speech .to the Natural Science, Education, Social Science, Administration, early portion of the hour so that Humanities. Two other posts are available to Students who would she may respond to questions represent the Special, Dual and Interdisciplinary majors and the from the audience. undeclared majors. The A;S. President, in addition to normal presidential duties of speaking for the students and representing them on various boards Annual Open House Festivities cont'd on page 3 Planned For Cal State Campus fc.'. »' ^ •' r'-.l.. by Terry Seal the students, and the faculty to a book sale, a barbecue, an The Cal State Open House, get together as well." alumni luncheon, and balloons icbeduled for Sunday, April The day is set to begin with a and clowns to set the 16th, is a day-long celebration 5K and a lOK walk beginning at atmosphere. tat is expected to become an 8:30 a.m., with registration for Says Hogenson, "I think it will innual event. A continuation the races running from 7:30 a.m. be a really exciting day. Last Tom last year's I5th anniversa- to 8:15 a.m. Everything else year was colorful and fun. People •y celebration, it is due to feature starts at 11:00 with department were hapi:^ and relaxed. It lub booths, sports events, art al displays opening at 1:00 p.m. should be an enjoyable day all lisplays, departmental demon Club booths will sell drinks and around." strations, balloons and clowns, refreshments. Highlights of the Invitations will be mailed out t is being advertised as a chance "day will feature a children's art to every Cal State student, with or the campus and community fair, a soccer game featuring the a limited supply of invitations sO come together and celebrate. Cal State soccer club versus left over in the Activity office for "After 15 years we would like Norton Air Force Base, a softball those who want to invite their 10 acquaint the community with game featuring last year's team family and friends. There is )ur services," says Jeanne against KCKC. and a Chili currently an opening for tour Hcgenson, Director of Activities. bakeoff open to the faculty, staff, guides. Students who want to "We would like to reach out to and students. The art gallery apply are advised by Hogenson Rodin's "The Kiss" provided the perfect backdrop for the on the community, invite them to will feature a wooden art show, to call the Activity office, campus filming of "Buddy Buddy," a new movie staring the campus. We feel that this is principally displayed by faculty extension 7407. Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon. Story and additional an excellent chance for the staff, member Leo Doyle. There will be photos on pages 4 & 5. Page 2 The'Pau'Print Wednesday, April 8 1981 Foto of the Month Letters, The PawPrim! is published under the control of theC^SB Publications Brard. It is pubHshed on a weekly basis during KKK Denounced the academic year for a total of thirty-one issues less qearter breaks and final exam P®riods. Contact the office at 887-7497, Dear Editor, 55'500 Slate Collew Parkwav, San Bemardina CA. 92407, for further Kudos to the Political science information. " Council in the denouncement of Advertisa^ requests should be addressed «- direct^ to (he Business the Klu Klux Klan and its Manager a the address and number above. barbaric activities. It^ time Classified ads may be ordered media stopped their de facto similarly except that such ads for students, faculty and staffofCSCSBupto IJromotion of the Klan wijh twenty words in length are free. incessant co\erage of its Ad and Copy deadlines are the Friday precedit^ the date of publication. activities in their overzealous Copy received after that date appears in drive for sensationalism. the paper on a space available basis. Ad Policy The IhwPrinI accepts all advertising in eood faith but makes no warranty, and does not check any goods or While the Klan iiiay oppose service adverlised- Communism in. ot.ir country, Letters to the Editor should be kept to a maximom td one and one half typ^ there are oiher groups thît can pages. Letters whkh attack any person do a much more effective joii of may be held until that person has time to respond in the same issue as the other opposing. Communism through letter. Lettos must include name and address, a phone number and must be much - "more" civilized means. signed although names will be withheld Most importantly, they are not upon request. The PavPrint reserves the right to sworn to the spread of edit all copy submitted in order to comply Brett Wyatt, founder and mans the fort during spring destructive white-supremisl with space requirements, libel laws and good taste! president of the inordinantly registration, racism. The Klan along with the ' publicized Peace Reaction Club, The PawPrint is funded in part by Nazis are the most racist groups an annual allocation by The in America, dedicated to Associated Sttxients to cover the achieving their ends only costs of printing and expenses. It is distributed free to students and to through violent bloodshed. the community. The remainder of Letters to the Editor These two organizations, along the funding is developed by The with the Communist Party, are PawPrint itself through program generated revenue accounts from Atlanta Tragedy of higher education. And lastly, people." Regulations means the greatest philosophical advertising. we ask that everyone pray that keeping guns out of the hands of threats to the country, and Dear Editor there won't be a 23rd death. the felon, the juvenile offender, cannot and must not be STAFF and the incompetent. Isn't that tolerated. Communism and Editor-m-Chief For over 19 months the city of Phi Beta Sigma Inc. what everyone wants? racism have got to go. Atlanta. Georgia has been' Karen M. Newcombe covered with a dark shroud of Cornel G. Ormsby ' Chris Ellis Asst VMnmr Brad Johnson terror. Somewhere lurking u Buswess the darkness of black Atlanta's Gun Control Arfv«.r».tti»g Gregg Bynum sprawling urbania, is a killer, a Revisited Enteruunmea — Terry Seal killer who has cruelly taken the Photo Editor. ,,.Ran4y Lanier lives of 22 beautiful children. Dear Editor Layout ...VKevi'n Laughren He has taken from the world Typography- Bill McCluskey 22 potential presidents, doctors, The ideal time I'll bet that Paula Ferguson Reporters...... Louise Connel lawyers, or teachers. He has taken that which only God can gets a lot of flack as a result of to find work at Western: give. That the 22 children were her anti-handgun letter in the PawPrint. Gun freaks will be Editorial black Is insignificant. Children JANUARY are children, and their agony, as reciting their favorite phrases all In light of the recent that of their families, was made over the campus. Their favorite FEBRUARY assassination attempt on neither more nor less painful ig "guns don't kill people, etc.," I President Reagan--which MARCH because of their race. wish that guns didn't kill people, conjured up images of John F. As Reagan settles in. deciding but unfortunately, as in the case APRIL Kennedy's tragic death, as well how he can best rob the poor to of John Lennon, they do. Then as memories of subsequent MAY feed the rich, and the media there is, " If guns are outlawed, attacks on other notable public contrives to report the. grisly only outlaws will have guns." Of JUNE figures-one is inevitably led to body count from Atlanta, course, this phrase quickly the question "How long will this JULY everyone seems more concerned became out of style when Willie go on?" Will we as Americans do with the retirement of Uncle Nelson made it fashionable to be AUGUST something about the distressing Walter Cronkite and the politics an outlaw, and our friends are SEPTEMBER state of affairs that has led to the of a coffee republic, than they do now a little smug about carrying deaths of Robert Kennedy, the deaths of 22 innocents. a loaded carbine in the Easy OCTOBER Martin Luther King, John It's easy to ask for the life of Rider rack of their pick-up truck. NOVEMBER Lennon, Washington doctor one who has caused so much Last, but by no means least, is Michael Halberstam, and DECEMBER pain, and it's easy to pass him off the ever popular "the right of the thousands of others? Will we sit . as a sick person who needs people to bear arms, etc." One back and accept it as a sad but psychiatric care. One's reaction can only suppose that none of sorry accompaniment to our is to ask for the killer"*"s death, those who quote this one has Western has many types of good-paying long-held insistence on private but will his death bring back the ever actually read the temporary clerical, marketing and light industrial gun possession? The is PawPrint joyful laughter and gleaming Constitution and Bill of Rights, assignments available. seeking response from students eyes of 22 so young? for it would be difficult to forget Look us up in the white pages. who wish to take a stand on the The brothers of Phi Beta the part which says that this issue of gun control. Is it a vital Sigma Fraternity Inc. are asking right exists in order to maintain necessity or a threat to our all students toobserve a moment a well regulated militia. Here, I personal freedom? Student Western of silence everyday at noon for think, we get to the heart of the replies wilt be published in a TSKrBUBT SEBVIC2S the children of Atlanta until the issue: rûlation. Gun nuts have future issue of the PawPrint. Corporate Hasdquartars: criminal is brought to justice. been convinced by the 101 Howard St., San Francisco, Ca. 94105 What better a tribute than a manufacturers that regulation Clerical (Western Girl) • Marketing • Industrial • Sentry Letters to the PawPrint may be campus silenced in outrage for means confiscation, which is as Medical • Technical • Santa • Photo • Videotape submitted to the Student Union 22 who will never know the joys absurd as "guns don't kill EOE-M/F Wednesday, April 8 1981 The PawPrint Pê 3 Bill Introduced to Christian Prohibit Hazing Keep Climbin' by Rick Ergang Ann Kiemel, a nationally In an effort to halt unchecked indignity." stated Cramer, the known author and lecturer, will Keep Climbin' is a column dedicated to the disabled stmdents on hazing on college and university former District Attorney of San speak in the SUMP Thursday, campus, and will profile those individuals who have demonstrated a campuses, Assemblyman Jim Bernardino County. "Fraternity April 9 at 7:00 p.m. coniislent ability to overcome their handicaps while attendingCSCSB. Cramer (D-Upland) has membership is steadily Kiemel's seven books, The PawPrint gratefully acknowledges the cooperation of Dr. Theron introduced AB 1265 which increasing and these non- including / Love the Word Pace and the staff of Services to Students With Disabilities formaking would increase the penalty to a accidental incidents must not be "Impossible^' winner of the this column possible.' high misdemeanor for hazing continued. We hope to stop them Campus Life award for Best that results in serious injury or Book, Personal Growth (1976- from occurring by increasingthe This being the first issue of the new quarter, I thmight I'd fill death. This bill would also I>enalties and requiring the 77), are popular literature in the everyone in on the coming attractions. require that all student Christian field. publication of hazing laws." Hollywood comes to the Cal State campus for a second time! Over organizations - operating on a The speech is being sponsored .A survey of selected the coming weeks I'm going to be videotaping and filming in college or- university campus by various Christian clubs on universities and colleges from conjunction with a project I'm doing for the Services to Students incorporate into their bylaws the campus, and is sdheduled to around the state found an with Disabilities Office on campus. The videotape will attenpt to prescribed rules and regulations approximate 50% increase in precede Decision '81, a week- portray the experience of being disabled on the Cal State campus prohibiting hazing. fraternity membership over the long series of events ijromoting with the hope of furthering an awareness of the capabilities of the Hazing is defined in the pase five years and many new the gospel at Cal State April 13- disabled. I hope to demonstrate that on our campus disaMities are Education Code as an action fraternities are forming as well. 16. looked upon as more of an inconvenience to be worked around and which causes "bodily damage or possibly even appreciated for the creative possibilities it opens as physical harm", or that opposed to a handicap that limits ones ability to function within "injures, degrades, or dis society. graces" an\' jierson attending an A.S. Elections... The Uni Phi Club, which is working to promote awareness and educational institution. with the campus administration, guiding policy, and making interaction between students with disabilities and the campus at "Students ha\ e the right to be appointments, usually serves as representative to the governing large, is sponsoring a Bowl-A-Thon to raise money for sdicrfarship Iree o'f this outrageous board of CSSA, which recently launched an attack on tuition plans awards for disabled students. If you'd like to participate, you may do for the CSUC, and fought for students to have access to SAT and so by obtaininng a pledge sheet and instructions from the Services to other te.sting program questions. Students with Disabilities Office in the Student Services Building The Vice President serves as Chair of the Board of Directors and room 117. If you are unable to bowl, you can sponsor a bowler by Psi Chi oversees several other A.S. functions: the A.S. office, check cashing pledging whatever amount you can on a per pin basis. Pl^sejoin us! priv ilege at (he Bookstore, and serves on the Student Union Board Be a bowler or a pledger. The date is April l^h. Aligns with and the Foundation for CSCSB Board. The Uni Phi Club has been holdingCoffeeand DonutSales, The The Treasurer is responsible for the fiscal soundness of the A.S. money is going to the scholarship fund and to meet various other National operations and must spend several hours each week checking on the expenses unique to the disabled student. Uni Phi would lilKtothank fiscal operations of the various A.S. programs, approving bills for everyone for their support throughout this past quartw and during . payment, bookkeeping and working with the CSCSB Accounting Standards Spring registration. Uni Phi's sales have been a big success with the by Cristi Quires Office. The Treasurer must also plan for use of A.S. money not club earning $188. The response has been so encouraging that the currently needed for programs. organization hopes to have a few more sales this quarter. The officers of the local chapter of Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology, have voted to align the chapter's minimum requirements for Schedule your n^ft Irench class membership with the National Society's minimums. It was agreed that many excellent in Prance. students were being denied membership because the it's a lot easier than you think. As you'll discover in the next issue of Insider — the bee chapter's minimums were too supplement to your college newspaper from Ford. And it makes a lot of sense. If you'ie high. going to learn French, why not learn it from the ejqieits. The new regulations for an Insider will include everything you need to know to do just that We'll tell you how undergraduate are that they to get there, what it costs, how to plan, differences between American-affiliated must declare a major or minor in universities and foreign learning institutions, an oudine of language requirements Psychology, have completed 15 and, most importantly, how to find a job. units of Psychology, have a 3.5 So if you've been thinking about taking a semester or two CPA in all work attempted in the abroad, stop thinking. And next time registration comes field of Psychology, and have at around, schedule your French class where you'll leam the least a 3.5 CPA overall. For most... in Frarx^. graduate students, the Don't miss the next issue of Insider Besides travel tips, you'l completion of 9 units of see the great new lineup of Ford cars for 1981. Feahuing graduate Psychology, enroll Escort, Mustang and the exciting new EXP... tomorrow is here ment in 3 or more Psychology from the world of Ford. units, and a 3.0 GPA in all graduate course work are the new standards. The purposes of Psi Chi (pronounced sigh-kaij are to encourage, stimulate and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in Psychology, by providing recognition and special benefits for the members, and- to advance the science of Psycholog>\ Anyone interested in joining and who meets the minnimum requirements is welcome to pick up an application in PS 219. Page 4 The PawPrint Wednesday, April 8 1981

Matthau, Lemmon Responsible for,.. A Sex Cat

by Brad Johnson

It was here for a.day.i sculpture gracing the li (including one California host of people with probl type of problems thatgoi

Thai was the sceneonca and crew of "Buddy Budd? movie, used the Cal StEBel magically transformedthe an isolated doctor's offi« sexual nature, Writer^fe through a number of sent perfect "take."

Walter Matthau, the gruff gangster in "Buddy Buddy,' An estimated crowdof21 hamming it up for the camera. through a morass of wirii Lemmon and Matthau hand. "He's great," bul Lemmon, referring to tlies is." "And working with working with family." "Bi the trio, having worked toj Director Billy Wilder, supervising the film which earned Matthai filming. Actor, and again in 1973i

In an oft-rehearsed scene "Buddy Buddy" details from "Buddy Buddy" Matthau, and his friend^ actor Jack Lemmon scene shot on campus jhe prepares to enter sex where they stop topic clinic to visit pregnant labor in their car the; with a police escort a patient. The filming at CSCI

Wilder l)ecame aq Kaplan, Professor ofl i Lachaise an which gallery last year. Wil r office would appear Center, with its bacd li suited his needs. The( il Cal State location, h< didn't shine enough.''i

• Filming on the movs.i k "Working with Matthau .studio after a short sfev again is like working with location scenes will besipc family."Jack Lemmon December release date.

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8 with a full sized Rodin [ full of expensive cars :"SEX DOC"), and a ems, however, but the dng a movie. Jack Lemmon conferring with KNBC's Entertainment arch 17. when the cast Editor Jim Brown on location at Cal State. imon-Walter Mattau alien filming. Having Jus Zuckerbrot Clinic, culties of a distinctly aided the two stars Hour hours to get. the

I students, watched chnical equipment as nder Wilder's talented )Bally effervecent Jack lingdirector, "he really continued, "is like bthird film which teams The Fortune Cookie," a .\ iard for Best Supporting Matthau during a break in the filming. lilsfcgangster, portrayed by d 1 laved by Lemmon. In the he nving through the desert up hiker. When she goes into Sex symbol Walter ii)thenearest hospital. Matthau being disrobed uMpiilleci over for sjaeeding. by an ardent admirer. ix iii.'ill the clinic.

tin campus after Dr. Julius irt fa piece of Gaston .as ige Exhibit at the art er w^ch a doctor's

.0 e area. The Health .dri aalmountains perfectly tnl while filming at the ' ni^i ough light. The sun 0 I neksmoothly. • "There were no problems 111 take place in the filming here, out there frfte remainder of the was not enough light. The i(i§'is scheduled for a sun didn't snine enough" Billy Wilder, director. J

3 b kombe Photo by Vau^in Yontz Page 6 The PatvPrint Wednesday. April 8 1981 Secretary of State MARCH Kramer FONG Kramer EU will speak here Wednesday, April 15 12 Noon Recital Hall

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