California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Coyote Chronicle (1984-) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 4-25-1984 April 25th 1984 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle Recommended Citation CSUSB, "April 25th 1984" (1984). Coyote Chronicle (1984-). 163. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle/163 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Coyote Chronicle (1984-) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. pUlMC AFFAMa OFFICE HEALTH CENTER MA Y SOON CHARGE Cal State's administration Dean of Students, Peter Center are purchased by the are based upon price data the assurance from the is considering levying fees on Wilson, has placed the item of state at contract prices. The trom local discount pharm­ Health Center that no one Health Center prescriptions. charging for pharmacy items Health Center will be able to acies. As can be seen Health will go untreated for any Last month President on the A.S. Board of pass along those quantity Center prices are much lower acute condition. Evan's told students at a Directors' April 26, 1984 discounts to students. Also than normal retail. There is HEALTH Presidential Forum gather­ agenda for discussion and products that are not ing that although Cal State possible action. currently available in the RETAIL CENTER San Bernardino was the only The proposed prices will be Health Center may soon Cal State that did not charge considerably lower at the become available. These Penicillian Vk 250mg $3.99 .50 for pharmaceutical products, Health Center than at include vitamins, sun he did not see a change in that commercial pharmacies, screens, moisturizing AmpicUlian SOOmg $6.89 1.70 policy. Evans reported that the outside. products, and possibly long- the Health Center had a All medications, over-the- term medications. Tylenol 100 $3.89 .85 $5,000 deficit, but it was "in counter and prescription, pretty good shape." dispensed in the Health The following comparisons Maalox Plus Tablets 100 $4.59 2.82 ' ''' Olal BtuU OIl|rontrlp Abril25, 1984 Volume J fit fslutnher 23 Serving Cal State San Bernardino Phelps and Hammer Win AS, President and V.P. "I'd like to thank Board of Directors will be: everybody for all the support David Swedlove, Education; I got. I'd like to see the same Richard "Ybaney, Human­ support in getting involved ities; Shelly Bickell, Social with A.S. next year," said and Behavioral Sciences; Chris Phelps after hearing Lynnette Sauerheber, that he was elected next Natural Sciences; and Remus year's President of Asso­ Haste, Administration. ciated Students Thursday The competition di^v SOife.^ night. seem as tough as last year and the candidates weren't At the announcement of hitting the campaign trails as Chris Phelps as new hard. This probably president, current president. influenced the drop in Rod Hendry, stood on top of a percentage of students who table and handed the official voted, which weredown from Softball to President-elect last year. The candidates Phelps. experienced problems with After two weeks of posters, their opponents such as fliers, ami promises, the accused derogatory state^ for president filed complaints Copeland, 233; Gamma Man, Sandra Boyd, 351; School of results from the A.S. ments and numerous but the Elections Committee (a hcticious candidate made- Behavioral and Social elections determined Chris occassions of disappearing could not find substantial up by Tokay dorm residents), Sciences, Shelly Bickel, 101; Phelps as President; Sheryl posters. evidence to warrant action. 84; Vice President, Sheryl Greg Scott, 76. All other Hammer, Vice President; and According to Steven The votes for the offices Hammer, 598; Jose Bena- offices were unopposed. Beth Eastes, Treasurer. The Winker, current A.S. Vice- are as follows: President, vides, 288; Jack Vaughan, 56; representatives to the A S. President, both candidates Chris Phelps, 825; Bridget Treasurer, Beth Eastes. 552: CHOOSING A GRAD SCHOOL A.S. FUNDING APPLICATIONS So you've decided to devote Ideally, your search for a departments, and programs DEADLINE IS APPROACHING your life to exploring quarks faculty that suits your needs list all members of their but your college's faculty has should begin as soon as faculty, the universities from Applications for A.S. funding are due Wednesday, May 2 no more to tell you. Now you've selected an under­ which they received their by 4 p.m. in the A.S. Office. Those eligible for funding are what? It is generally agreed graduate major. During degrees, and the areas of their any and all functions and committees of the A.S. and any and all functions and departments that are responsible to that at graduate school the assigned or research specialization. For example, talent of the faculty becomes readings, note tne autnors oi if you're interested in writing the Dean of Students. more critical to your valuable articles and novels and short stories, the No late applications will be accepted. If an organization education. Not only must whether or not they are University of Miami's fails to meet the deadline they will have to present financial graduate faculty members connected to a college or English department wants requests to the A.S. Board of Directors during the 1984-85 possess a greater degree of university. Ask present you to know that Nobel school year. Application forms are available in the A.S. expertise than under­ instructors if they have laureate writer Issac Office. The Finance Board is scheduled to meet during the graduate teachers but one associates at other schools Bashevis Singer is a member week of May 7 through 11. member must work closely with interests similar to of its faculty. If your The Finance Board is responsible for allocating expected with you as your adviser. yours. particular focus is the funds from student's A.S. fees for next year. The board This becomes especially One effective way to begin mechanism of;. TAPslication of uses full time equivalent figures to estimate the funds important when your thesis searching for the ideal RNA tumor viruses, in available. or dissertation is considered. graduate faculty is to consult Harvard's ^biophysics Each quarter the A.S. Board of Directors allocated funds You'll want a teacher with the appropriate volume of department Dr. William generated by the fees from the number of students above both an understanding of Peterson's Annual Guides to Haseltine is, working on just the FTE estimate. your chosen subject and Graduate Study. In the that. enthusiasm for it. guides, many schools. Tours Health Comer Movie Review Inquiry page 2 page 5 page 6 page 8 Cal State Chronicle April 25,1984 High School Campus Tours Victim Assistance The past couple of weeks visitors on a tour of the policies of the college. Any you might have noticed an campus, and then after­ further questions are also Available increase in the number of wards, the students are answered. There is an added Have you ever had your car students on campus. This is entertained by a skit, necessary. The counselor can bonus of a door prize which is or residence broken into, or because Relations with depicting student life before also provided information a $10 gift certificate at Cal been held up at gunpoint? Schools has set up a program they disperse into groups about available community State's Bookstore. Perhaps been battered or for local high school students according to their scholastic resources in accordance to assaulted? If you have been to visit Cal State. interests, where the students Ambassador David Brist­ your needs. Follow-up the victim of any type of The High School Tour- are counseled about what ow commented about the contact may then be crime within the last couple Program begins with a brief classes they are required to program, "This personal maintained between the of months, there is now help welcome early in the take. attention given to the counselor and the victim for morning. There are seven students is what hopefully available. as long as necessary. Student Ambassadors from The trip wouldn't be will bring them to Cal State." Victim Support Services Often, a victim may not (VSS) works in conjunction Cal State: David T. Bristow, complete without a lunch This program will experience immediate with the San Bernardino Shawn Clearman, Denise break, so off to the Commons continue every Tuesday and reactions to the crime Police Department on a 24- DePew, Ross Miyashiro, Lee they After lunch the high Thursday until May 8. For incident. Officers give every hour basis. This service Ann Overstreet, Sharon Saks school students are informed more information contact victim of crime a VSS card so and Tami Sinclair. The about Financial Aid, EOP, Eula Brown, Relations with offers counseling and they can contact the service emotional support to victims Ambassadors take the and general admission Schools. at their convenience; days, of crime within the city of perhaps weeks later. Whale Show Highlights Campus San Bernardino. Outreach counselors are needed. Volunteers are first Victims can experience a screened prior to acceptance Open House This Saturday into the training program. If H*v nmng fririay April2» tinu Saturday Apr*.! L'*'rueC-unuuic: CVnti-rinron'uncUon wsth wide range of reactions, from fear and confusion to anger your major is psychology, the Activities office will be sponseringtbe annual Microtechnlogy for Everybody (ME) Festival and the Open House at Cai-State, SanBemardino. Some of the latest in high iechnoI<^ - from and- frustration, or perhaps sociology, or human services, just feeling as if no one you may be eligible to work and computers to a 22-foot whale with a microcomputer bratn- will highlight the understands or cares about your internship and receive festiviues.