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Associated Student & Faculty Senate Board Meeting, Photo by Lenore Ryden Cat State May Cancel Spring Break by John Purcell Since the proposal met with Spring Break would have been A number of methods were other schools may have already Managing Editor opposition at both the Associated eliminated and dasses for Spring suggested at the board meeting, flooded the labor market. Students Board Meeting and the Quarter would have begun March including shortening the winter He also noted that graduating Faculty Senate Meeting Tuesday, 27, two days after the end of break and beginning the school seniors are anxious to get into the Detweiler stated he will Winter finals. year earlier. These methods were job market and might be recommend against it found impractical since both disadvantaged by the current A proposal that would Prior to Detwefleris decision, would mean starting the winter schedule. T met with the A.S. Board and effectively eliminate Spring Break Hekman and A.S. Vice President quarter, and then going Have you seen the signs, have experience and fill your string Stucknts should keep in mind The you read the ad, have you heard book. Or, if you don't know what that letters to the editor are my screams? Yes, that's right The you want to do after graduation opinions of the person writing Chronicle needs dependable sta£f you might consider writing for them not these of The Chronicle writers! The Chronicle and see if Staff. That's about it for this week. If Do you ever look at the journalism interests you. Chronicle Also, while I'm on thesubject of you're interested in writing for the newspaper and wonder why an newspaper come in and fill out an event didn't get covered or wonder writing, we have a number of letter's to the editor this week. application. Only those willing to why a story about something from work hard, attend staff meetings another campus is filling up space? That's great. We want student feed back. Just remember that regularly, and be reliable ne^ Well, the answer is simple. We letters need to be typed and turned apply. By the way, if anyone sees need more reliable reporters than in by noon on Wed. the week any of my lost staff writers we have now. before publication. You should wandering around, tell them lo EDITOR-IN-CHIEF If you're planning on a career in sign your letters, if you would like come see me. journalism, writing for the your name witheld write that on Editor in chief KIM SCHNEPP newspaper is a great way to get the letter. Kim Schnepp Red Ribbon Week Creates Conflict MANAGING EDITOR To the Editor, supplied every student with a firee sign? Or maybe a big ad for Last week we, as a campus, calendar promoting Bud light Cheetos? Rather we are subjected JOHN PURCELL celebrated "Red Ribbon Week", If students walk from the library day in and day out to alcohol with concentrations on easily to the pub or vice versa in early advertisements all around us, and available drugs such as alcohol mornings, a sharp eye must be kept in school yet! and marijuana. out for the beer trucks wheeUi^ in I have nothing against alcohol, BUSINESS MANAGER All around campus red ribbons their booty. in fact, I am finishing off a wine were seen on trees, cars, posters, And practically every student cooler right now as I write this. HEIDI BECKER boards and students, t seems that harbors a favorite Spuds Would you consider that drinking drugs are on the way out and MacKenzie T-shirt on the job? Well consider it an purity is on the way in as more and Seems that the papers should investigation into the story that I more students wake up to the have advertised "Say no to private am writing. A story about the PRODUCTION EDITOR dangers of drugs. drugs" week or "Say no to wasted time, money and effort Informing the students of unadvertised drugs without a cute poured into a bottomless pit that knowing "when to say when" is a mascot" week. will not be filled until the school SUE CHOINIERE fine idea, but before we can Minors will get drugs and booze makes the first move. My high properly educate our students, we as easily as l^al adults. Rather school never tolerated beer ads, so must first set a good example than try to supress a kct, the why do we? wGoPY EDITOR.., . ourselves. , / . , . . - school, in it's campaign, should Sure, SiMids is cute. But I doubt Beer ads abound in the Pub, remove alcohol literature and he'd drink a beer, And you won't from light fixtures lo neon signs. advertisements from public places. see him with a red ribbon either. KATHRYN RAMIREZ An insert inThe Chronicle recently What's wrong with a Coca-Cola Robert McLaughlin Offense Taken LAYOUT ARTISTS By Sigma Article Sigma Chi Article KAREN CUTTER Dear Editor, DANA FRANCIS The Greek associations at Cal State are a major part of our Meant No Harm KRISTI MARNELL campus. Most people that you meet are in or considering a sorority or fi^atemity or are a little To CSUSB Women sister or sweetheart. The Greeks TYPESETTERS are proud of their own association Miss "Proud to be Greek," I am proud of our Little Sigma & their fellow Greek brothers & I'm sorry that you were program; it attracts many of Cal ANTOINETTE HASKINS sisters. offended by Steve's article on State's finest women. At no point Sigma Chi's article in last weeks Little Sigma's. I apologize if it do we ever consider patronizing KIWI R IERRERA edition was a disgrace not only to came across as being patronizing. our Little Sigma's. They mean a the Greeks, but also to women. It is Unfortunately, you obviously did great deal to us. TRACEY ROBERTSON comments like "These girls come not read further, because if you to party seriously, we better be well had, you would've certainly seen Unfortunately, you quickly tried supplied not to mention well statements such as "outstanding to find the 'Bad' in a fine PHOTOGRAPHERS rested." that give little sisters a bad women", "Little Sigma's have organization. It's a shame. name. contributed greatly", and "they JAN BRUGGEMAN Believe it or not men, we did not have made our chapter what it is become little sisters to party Also Proud to be Greek today." AND Proud to sign my LENORE RYDEN seriously with you or use up your I guess its obvious you are not a Name! strength. Little Sigma because otherwise Keep your strength to yourself you would know of the int^ty Curtis Bayer, & use if for something worthwhile. and respect we give these ladies. Sigma Chi CIRCULATION MANAGER Proud to be Greek. JEFFREY MORRO The Chronicle Policies ADVISOR The Chronicle Is partly funded by in annusi sllocslion ftom the Associated StudenU to cover the oost of DR. JOHN KAUFMAN prlnlinc and expensei. The remainoer of the funding is generated by the Chronicle Itself. It is distributed free to students and the community. I The Chronicle Is published under the conttoi of the CSUSB Medis Commission. It Is puUished weekly during the school yeir excluding qusrter breaks and holidays - f« a total of thirty (30) issues. Advertising requests should be addressed or directed to the Advertising Manager or Busineu Manager at the address or number below. The Chronicle accepts advertising In good faith, but makes no warranty, and does not cheek advertised goods or sHviees ; | for validity. Story conttibutioni from students and faculty are welcome. Copy deadlines are the Wednesday at I2.-00 noon, preceding the date of publication. Letters to the Editor must include d! and double-spaced. Editorials imd/or commentary that are unsigned represent the majority opinion artist, and not necessarily those of the Cal Sute Chronicle, ' 3 The ChromVle Novftmhpr 4. 1QS7 News Speed Racer Cumulative G.P. A. Not and Astro Boy Animation. . Considered for Job Dear Editor, have, I still remain unable to Series Returns I have recently applied for an receive an 'On-Campus' job. "On-Campus' job, but to my In my deepest opinion, if a dismay I was turned down because person is a full-time roistered Speed Racer and Astro Boy, I didn't have a 2.0 GPA last CSUSB student, and has the two of the sixties' most popular quarter. Certainly my grades were necessary skills, then that person animation series have returned l^low average last quarter, should receive employment, and are being published monthly however my cumulative GPA is period. Dr. Evans, Steve Hekman by NOW Comics! well above 2.0. can you help me? I feel that this is a great injustice, Speed Racer, created by Tatsue regardless of my cumulative Unemployed Bob Yoshida, and syndicated to U.S. GPA and the qualifications I may P.S. I'm cold and Hungry. television from the mid-1960's to the late 1970's, w^ recently acquired by Coca-Cola owned Ambassador Society Does Not Columbia Piaures Merchandising through Color Systems Represent Entire Student Body Technology, Inc., which plans to To the Editor, administration would stoop to David Moravee release the original shows for the I am writting with regard to the favoritism to smooth over some of summer of 1988. Oct. 21 article, 'University its more unseemly press. Miss Ambassador Society Formed." Brown seemed to^ly ignorant to Scholarship Helps Bring In addition to the full-color As a member of the student the fact that the BSU was in monthly comic book published body that this group supposedly essence bribed to keep its mouth by Chicago-based NOW comics represents in such a 'dynamic' shut when, "the University agreed Student Closer To Columbia has plans of developing way, I have some serious problems to pick up the bill." Or is it possible a comprehensive merchandising with the article. that the university has a new Broadcasting Career plan which could include toys and First of all, in the article, policy of buying lunch for all On the wings of my cumulative professors and his work at the other character licenses. "Wilson" says that regular possible new members of every scholarship from the Country university's new campus radio students can speak with an club on campus? This would As part of this revival, NOW Radio Broadcasters, David Ear! station, KSSB. Ambassador to tell them their certainly seem the equal thing to Moravee of Fontana seems closer Comics was awarded a license to concerns. I try to keep up on do. to realizing his hope of becoming a Moravee was responsible for publish a full-color comic things, but I guess I missed the I am glad that "Mr. Mata" feels radio broadcaster. persuading the campus station's adaptation with all new announcement that told when and that he is 'at the top,' but while he A senior communication supervisors to add country music adventures featuring the 17-year- where this would take place. Or is and his 18 esteemed buddies are ''student at Cal State, San to the programming format which old Speed Racer, his girlfriend the reality of the matter that the rubbing elbows with the brass, I Bernardino, Moravee was has included jazz, classical and Trixis, his buddy and mechanic administrators will be hearing only hope he remembers us little 19 individuals opinion's? awarded the scholarship based on rock and blues since KSSB went on Sparky, younger brother Spridle people. Secondly, and most important a written presentation, his the air a year ago. Although his and pet monkey Chim-Chim. Signed, ly, it makes me ill to think that the scholastic achievements, See Xomics'', Pg. 14 A Troubled Student. recommendations from university See 'Moravee", Pg. 14 I ^ - • J Gay And Lesbian IMA 1987 Law School Campus Housing Union Meets Comdex Show Dean To Speak Applications The next meeting of the Gay On Wednesday, Nov. 11,1987 Available and Lesbian Union will be held on in Las Vegas at 2:30 p.m.. Dean Kenneth Held Financial will speak in Room 101 of the Applications are now available Thursday, Nov. 5 firom 1:30 Free accommodations will be for campus housing for the Winter - 2:30 p.m. in Administration 121 Biology Building. Management provided for students in Held's speech, sponsored by the and Spring quarters according to conference room. The topic will attendance by the IMA club. Doyle Stansel, Housing Director. be 'Gay Parenting." Students, Pre-Law Students Association, Carpools will also be ananged for will be on the topic: 'Law School: Serrano Village will have about Association faculty and staff are encouraged the trip. We will be planning a What it's like-How to get in' 20 vacancies due to graduations, to attend. Future meetings are dinner buffet on Thursday, transfers, marriages, etc. of current Hosts Speaker scheduled for Nov. 19 and The meeting is open to the Nov. 5 at one the Las public and admission is free. residents. Applications will be • Dec. 3. For more information, V^as hotels for the students and The Pre-Law Students processed on a first-come, first call Dr. Craid Henderson, faculty on Brokerage fiaculty to g^ better acquainted Association, organized last spring, served basis until all vacancies are advisor, 887-7441. and to discuss the Comd^ show. sponsors a variety of activities filled. Licenses related to the study of law. Any The cost to live on campus is Newman Club Hosts Mass, students interested in the activities approximately $340 per month. On Tuesday, Nov. 10, the of the Association should contact This amount covers room (double Financial Management Associa President Jill Lentz or Professor occupancy), food service (any 15 tion will host Mr. Michael Fry Club Meeting, and Bible Study Dennis Mahoney, the Pre-Law meals per week), utilities and who will be speaking about Every other Thursday, Fr. Joe with the Bible. For information Advisor. custodial services. brokerage licenses. Fry is from Krah breaks bread and apostles about these programs contact Test Passing Assod^ which is a. teaching in Scripture with Sharon Crouse, President of Marketing Association Meeting firm that prepares individu^ for students, faculty and staff in the Newman Club, by leaving a note the completion of securities celebration of the Mass. The next in the Newman Club mail box in is not a work experience program litxnsing exams. He will address Mass on Campus is tommorrow, the Student Union. Nick Rickard, a new faculty the outlook of the occupatioit, Nov. 3, at 12 p.m. in member here at CSUSB, was the and most often is not fbll time. Rickard encouraged all darify the various levels of Student Union A & B. Newman According to Luke in the guest speaker for the Marketing licenses, and explain the nature of students- to get involved in the Club members gather on opposite Christian Scriptures, the earliest Association meeting held last the tests. By holding these types of program, and closed by saying Thursdays for sharing, friendship Christians 'met constantly to hear Wednesday in the Student Union. events, the FMA brings the and learning at Club Meetings. the apostles teach, and to share the Rickard spoke on the 'What we learn well, we learn by business students into better The next Club Meeting is common life, to break bread and internship program and discussed doing!" contact with themselves, the Thursday, Nov. 12 at 6 to pray (Act 2:42). Newman the various aspects of being an The next Marketing Assoc. faculty, and the finance industry. p.m. m Ae Student Union. All Club attempts to reflect this vision intern. meeting is on Nov. 10 from 4 to 5 The dub welcomes all to exteiid students are invited to join in. of Christian Community heie at "Businesses often use in the Student Union, rooms A & themselves beyond academics and Students also gather each Monday CSUSB through its regularly internships as a recruitment B. For more information, contact into FMA involv^ent Meetings evening in Tokay Dorm Room scheduled program of Mass, Club devise," explained Rickard. He Gary Heiliger at 880-1630 or are held every Tuesday at 4 p.m. *K)6 to study, discuss and pray Meetings and Bible Study. also emphasized that an internship Renee Kastner at 887-7533. in the Senate Chambers. 4 The Chroniclft November 4. 1987 A.S. THE A,S. COMMITTEE FOR CLUBS IS SET UP BY A.S. TO HEAR AND GRANT FUNDING TO CLUBS. EACH CLUB MAY RECEIVE UP TO $350.00 TO MARKET THEMSELVES. AN APPLICATION IS MADE OUT THROUGH TAMI BAKEWELL. THEN THE REQUEST IS PUT ON THE AGENDA FOR THE NEXT A5SC MEETING. THE PE RSON REPRESENTI NG TH E CLUB MAY BE ASKED BY ASSC TO ATTEND OR MAY' APPEAR ON TH ElR OWN I NIT I ATI VE TO HEAR THE PROPOSAL MADE BEFORE THE CO M M ITT E E AN D ATT EN D THE FOLLOWING MEETING IN ORDER TO JUSTIFY THE REQUEST BEFORE THE DECISION. INTERESTED CLUBS MAY SEEK SUCH INFORMATION OR APPLI CATIONS FROM TAM I BAKEWELL, STUDENT LIFE ADVISOR, AT 887-7407, STUDENT SERVICES 12 2. WHY IS THE ADMINISTRATION HOW MUCH MUST WE ACCEPT! TRYING TO DO AWAY WITH Over the leist decade SPRING BREAK AND WHY students have had to accept many setbacks DIDN'T THEY ASK STUDENTS to access in higher FOR THEIR OPINION education. Now the industrial wage LOOK FOR AN UPDATE NEXT WEEK FROM commission (WC) has proposed a THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS subminimum wage for fuil-time students under 21. Students who need to work Associated while attending coiiege wouid be Students Aastud»HU<4esi4S& Studtiti paid on 85% of the Week-end you OM iuoJiod to aUoud tUo Boaod 3idoootoo4- mmtm^ a/ tUo minimum wage. Heip to make the Retreat e r Thp (IhronirlR November 4. 1987 New Game Puts Soap Opera Fans To The Test most devoted soap opera fan. Soap Opera Cincinnati, October 26, 1987 - the program's story lines. Two or 'Soap opera mania cuts across Sixty million devoted soap opera more people may compete, and all ages, incomes, sexes and fans can finally put their there are also solitaire instructions. educational levels. We anticipate knowledge to the test with a new The questions and answers in a strong demand for the games Facts and Figures question-and-answer card game 'Soap Opera Challenge' are from fans who will want a 'Soap introduced by The United States arranged in six categories that are Soaps are among the most Opera Challenge' for each of their A soap opera is the generic name Playing Card Company. Called common to every soap story line: regularly taped programs on favorite shows,' continued Black. given to a daytime television Soap Opera Challenge,' the drama with continuing storylines. VCRs. Love Affairs and Friendships: 'Soap Opera Challenge' was game goes on sale in supermarkets, Marriage, divorce, love affairs, old the brainchild of Kate Curran, a gift, toy and drug stores and new friendships. devoted Massachusetts soap opera Daytime dramas were nicknamed nationwide beginning this month. The Family Tree: Who begat fan who spent months researching soaps' because back in the days The soap opera games available whom? Are you my mother? Viewers strongly identify with the the questions for each of the of radio, soap products were represent the longest-running and Relatives and those pretending to characters and become addicted to daytime dramas in the series. All introduced and sold through the most popular programs: Guiding be relatives. the plots and clillhangers. the questions were reviewed for medium of serialized daily stories. Light, All My Children, General Characters and accuracy by the licensii^ directors Hospital, The Young and the Circumstance: Doctors, lawyers, of ABC, Columbia Pictures, Taft Resdess, As the World Tunis, and long-lost relatives and their Fibber McGee and Molly starred Merchandising and producers and Days of Our Lives. outrageous pasts and personal in the first on-air soap, which was There are no re-runs. writers of the shows. Susan Black, marketing secrets. broadcast in 1925, 'The Smith Death and Disappearance: The United States Playing Card Family.' manager for new products for The All types: accidental, natural, self- Co., founded in 1881, is the United States Playing Card Co., world's largest manufacturer of Famous perosnalities who admit inflicted, fake demises, sudden satid, 'It's all there in the cards. playing cards. They produce 60 Million Viewers Tune in Daily to being 'hooked' on soaps: The sizzling romances, the disappearances. Bicycle, Congess and Bee, the card - 70-80 percent are women surprising plot twists, the It's a Crime: Murder, - Oprah Winfrey used by most of the world's - 20-30 percent are men. excitement and the intrigue.' espionage, theft, sabotage, - Gerald and Betty Ford casinos. Each game contains 54 deception, anything illegal. - Sammy Davis, Jr. challenge cards with more than Challenge Plus: Outrageous Suggested retail price for each - Carol Burnett 300 questions and answers from questions that will stump even the 'Soap Opera Challenge' is $3.99. College students make up 20 to 30 - Aretha Franklin percent of all soap opera viewers. -Don Johnson of 'Miami Vice.' San Bemanlino Valley College raro-semesteR cLassea If you are Interested In taking college- courses but your time is limited, try our short-term classes. The cost for a class is S5 per unit; a good investment for a quality education. % CSUSB Takes Pride Some of the courses offered: ACCOUffriNG ACCT 130 FUNDAMENTALS/TAX PREP 6-10 PM T In "Red Ribbon Week COMPVm SCIENCE COMPS 102 MICROCOMPS 12-2 PM MTWF 8\M Official Kick-Off O.K., so you missed the Mardi Trailer 3-A (887-7416), has a Gras, don't like flag football and number of special events planned had a lousy Halloween. Cheer up, for you. All costs have b^n paid Event For Fund-Raiser for there is life at Cal State in by your Assodated Students, so November, even if you're not a "Get Smart" and become a Greek or Serrano Village resident. partidpant in one or more of the A Ottering array of Hollywood elegant resort hotel. A AAA— The Recreational Sports following: stars will take the stage for the Ski rated five-diamond, five starred department, now located in Dazzle Celebrity Auction at the luxury resort located on the beach Los Angeles Ski Show in the Los at Waikiki, the Halekulani offers a Angeles Convention Center. The stunning backdrop of Diamond Drop-in Recreation Sat & Sun 1-5 p.m. P.E. Bldg. auction will be held on Saturday, Head. The winners will continue Camping Equipment Rentals Fridays 12-2 p.m. Stud. Union Nov. 14 at 8:30 p.m. and will on to the big island of Hawaii, Racquetball/Tennis (opening soon-Sundays) 4-9 p.m. Courts benefit the March of Dimes. where they will spend four nights Co-Rec Volleyball Doubles Nov. 10, 12 & 17 8 p m. Gym in ocean view aocommodations at Pentathlon Nov. 7 1 p.m. Gym The Ski Dazzle Celebrity the exotic Sheraton Royal Bike Race Nov. 14 9 a.m. Book Drop Auction is Los Angeles' officii Waikoloa, with its view of Turkey Trot (5K) Nov. 18 & 19 12 & 4 p m. Gym kick-off event for the fifth annual Hawaii's majestic volcanoes and Women's Volleyball Doubles Nov. 19 & Dec.l 8 p m. P.E. Area Steve Kanaly Invitational private beach on the Kona Coast Archery T.B.A 9:30 a.m.-•3:30 p.m. Celebrity Ski Classic (SKI—V), a Round trip^ air&re is included. Remember, you can earn one of participant. Come on out and join March of Dimes fund-raiser that the fiin! More information: takes place at Mountain High Ski Another tropical paradise our T-shirts by winning an event, awaits those who bid on Ski Area on Feb. 7,1988. 'Dallas' TV or by simply homing an "active" Joe Long, RSC, 887-7416 star Steve Kanaly will be joined by Dazzle's Mexican getaway. T i many celebrity friends in Winners will enjoy six days a^ auctioning off one-of-a-kind items five nights at the Westin Las Hadas, a luxurious Morrish style just in time for holiday gift giving. fantasy resort best known as the setting for the hit movie '10' with In keeping with SKI—V's 1988 Bo Derek and Dudley Moore. theme 'Hollywood Salutes the Winter Games,' heading the list of auction items is a VIP trip for two Those who seek the ultimate skiing in the Rocky Mountains I to attend the Alberta '88 Celebrity Olympic Premiere. This package, will appreciate a special package Recreational Sports Schedule donat^ by Maijoe Gortner, to Purgatory Ski Resort The features an oppormnity to join three day sld for two is donated by Far Horizons Tours, more than 100 of the world's Nov 1 Open Recreation 1:00- 5:00 p.m. Inc. and the Purgatory Ski Resort. leading entertainment and sports Nov 2 Open Recreation The trip includes round trip airfare 6:00-10:00 p.m. celebrities gathering at the site of > Nov 3 Volleyball Doubles 8:00-10:00 p.m. the Calgary Olympics for four on Southwe^ Airlines (L.A. to > 1 Nov 4 Co-Rec Flag Football days of skiing and touring Durango), superior accommo 4:00 p.m. Olympic venues. Included in the dations for three nights and lift ll 4 Open Recreation 8:00-10:00 p.m. package is round trip airfare tickets. K Nov 5 Volleyball Doubles 8:00-10:00 p.m. courtesy of America West 1 Nov 6 Flag Football 2:30- 5:30 p.m. Airlines and four nights deluxe 1 Nov 7 Pentathlon 1:00- 5:00 p.m. accommodations at the Hotel Other items to be auctioned off 1 > Nov 7 Open Recreation 1:00- 5:00 p.m. Kananaskis. include a visit for two to a dosed taping of'Entertainment Tonight' ff Nov 8 * Open Recreation 1:00- 5:00 p.m. and lunch with its star, Mary Hart, 1 Nov » Open Recreation 8:00-10:00 p.m. Another one-cff-a-kind item is a at Paramount Studio^ a visit for 1 > Nov 10 Volleyball Doubles 8:00-10:00 p.m. visit to excluave Deer Valley, two to the set of ABC's hit series Nov 11 Flag Football Utah, where a party of six will 'Growing Pains,' and lundi with 4:00 p.m. have the chance to sld with the actor Alan Thicks a visit to the set Nov 11 Open Recreation 8:00-10:00 p.m. legendary Olympic champion of CBS-TV's 'Dallas'; a family , Nov 12 Volleyball Doubles 6:00-10:00 p.m. Stein Eriksen. The package season ski pass at Mountain High Nov 13 Flag Football 2:30- 5:30 p.m. includes four ni^ts at a luxurious Ski Area; and a state-of-the-art Nov 14 Bike Race 9:00 a.m. three bedroom condominium Prot Western Region Competition Includes CSUSB Soccer Squad The first-ever post season The bid comes in the midst of invitation for Cal State San the Coyotes finest season ever, the Bernardino's soccer squad was squad is currently 12-2-3. The accepted by the university today. Coyotes face the Master's College In the initial round of West Region in their final regular season game competition, the Coyotes will face on Wednesday in Newhall. the University of La Verne on CSUSB along with La Verne, Friday, Nov. 6. The game will be St. Thomas of Minnesota, and at the UC, San Diego soccer field UCSD comprise the Western at 11 a.m. Regional field. CSUSB has played The Regional Final round will only one competitor set for the be played on Saturday, Nov. 7th at Western R^onal. The Coyotes the UCSD soccer field. Game time defeated the UCSD Tritons earlier is set for 1 p.m. in the season 2-1 in overtime. More Hiking CSUSB Hiking Activities Planned Club Schedule The CSUSB Hiking "Bug" is creeping up again. Consult your campus display boards this fall. Nov. 7 -Deer Springs Trafl to Up-staged events will soon be Suicide Junctkui-meet at the li^ed. For those who missed our U.S. Forest Service Ranger lated activity - and I know it's Station in Idyllwild at 8:30 a.m. bugging you only to read about it- just imagine yourself in a forest of rain fresh and spiced filled air. Try to listen to the gurgtes of a creek Nov. 22 -Kftcfaii^ Peak-meet at while you balance yourself over a the Dinosaur Truck Stop on broken tree stem and some not so Interstate 10 between Banning and sturdy rocks... Palm Sprii^ at 8:30 a.m. Speaking of club activities - and it likely sounds real "buggy" • no membership fee is required. You always may bring family and Dec. 19 and 20 >Foshua Tree friends along on our walks. As you National Monument-car approach those "heavy" midterms camping & day hiking both days. - (hd you know that hiking really Meet at the visitor center in 29 b^ns droilating the oxygen Palms at 10 a.m. through your brain? Hikiz^ really brings tangible results for 1 just created this new liule bug.1 hope it will catch you! If it irritates you - For more informatien, attend find your way to PL 54 where each Hiking Club meetings on Monday at 2 p.m. we plan more Mondays at 2 p.in. in PL 54, or funfille^ inexpensive explorations ctdl: of our beautiful local mountains. It's where the "bug" can really Todd Means 880-2891 shape you up! I am looking Joe Grant 659-3509 forward to meet you! Chris Bush 359-8715 Chris Elena Blockhans - 792-0217 The Chronicle November 4. 1987 Entertainment Comedy Night A Big Success by Chris Duva Next on stage was David Chronicle Staff Writer Feldman. Feldman, a regular at The Comedy Store and guest on The Tonight Show," delivered a They came, they saw, they 45 minute monologue of non-stop made us laugh. On lliiusday, Oct. laughter. His individual style of 29, Associated Students, the humor was warmly accepted by Student Union, and Budweiser the audience. sponsored CSUSB's fourth The final performer of the comedy night As part of an evening was Steven Greenstein. ongoing program to provide Greenstein, who performed here CSUSB student with high quality last year, is a r^ular at The entertainment, A.S. Productions Improv and has appeared in such recruited several flne young movies as Tough Guys" and The performers from the greater L.A. Bear." Throughout his act, area. The comedians never failed Greenstein demonstrated that he is to deliver, and keot an audience of not only a fine'comedian, but a 120 people laughing for about talented musician as well. By two hours. combining the music of the Comedian-Magidan Alexander harmonica and the violin with his Raguzi opened the show with a offbeat sense of humor, he dazzling combination of slight of produced a unique and hand and classic stage illusions. entertaining performance. Raguzi, a veteran of such popular However, the audience seemed a spots as The Comedy Store and bit disappointed by the brevity of The Improv, captivated the his act. Greenstein, unlike Raguzi audience by producing live doves and Feldman, played for less Aan from just about everywhere, half and hour. Being the levitating his assistant atove the headlining act, such a short stage, and by performing feats of performance left the audience psychic ability. His exceptional feeling a bit chea^ that they did mixture of magic and comedy set not get to see more of this man's Musician-Comedian Steven Greenstein Photo by Lenore Ryden the tone for the entire evening. talent. The job of oiganizing last Budweiser sponsorship. In the week's comedy night was handled future, A.S. plans on holding by A.S. Productions and began in comedy events in a room with a September. Anheuser Busch, larger seating capacity. This Zeltzer Seltzer and Eagle Snack's expanded capacity will help also helped sponsor the show. generate the revenue needed to An average show costs about offset production costs. $800 to produce. Opening comedians usually recieve $200 to As some of you may have $300 per performance with the noticed during last week's comedy headlining comedian receivii^ night, no alcoholic beverages were slightly more depending on served. This is due to the experience and popularity. Ticket observation of drug and alcohol and drink sales covert about awareness week. A.S. Productions $400 of the show's production is planning another comedy night cost wifh the rest of the money for Nov. 19. This event will be held coming from the Associated in the S.U.M.P. and beer and wine Students activity fund and the will be available through the pub. »»»»»»««»»»««»»«^^ siii$n/soN6wttim/$uiTAm7 IN 7H€ PUS WnUSSDAY, NOV. 4 Comedian-Magician Alexander Raguzi Photo by Lenore Ryden 11 The Chronicle November 4. 1987 Entertain ment Los Angeles Music Center Offers Free Theater Tours Coming Soon . The Music Center Operating allow. Saturday tours cover only Company announces that their the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. free guided tours of the Music Featured are artworks ranging "Tomboys" Lee Grabel Center, conducted by the from ancient tapestries to modem Symphonians, will be shifting to a sculptures; costumes and Magic Show Winter/Fall schedule November photographic displays from noted Nov. 5 1: one-hour tours Tu^day, theatrical events; and highlights of Wednesday and Thursday and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion's Nov. 12 half-hour tours every Saturday. rich interior, made of materials This schedule continues through from around the world. 8-11 p.m. in the Sump April. The tours leave from the front These volunteer docents host entrance of the Dorothy Chandler Los Angeles visitors, local Budweiser Pavilion between 10 a.m. and 1 residents, school groups and Jello Speaks p.m. weekdays, and between 10 international dignitaries, Comedy Tour a.m. and 12:^ p.m. Saturdays. providing information and Weekday tours cover the three- anecdotes about the Music Center Dec 3 theatre complex, including the to over 25,000 people each year. Nov. 19 th Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Mark To confirm availability or Taper Forum and Ahmanson arrange for groups of 12 or more, Theatre, as theater schedules please call (213)972-7483. Magician Lee Grabel Is High Style Entertainment 130 Not Believe All You See camouflaged pseudo-intellectual reasoned that fiction created the subjected to these principles of in his past, he is again in the Or Hear!' an original program of reasoning, innuendoes and half London f(^ then it became fact, deception in everyday life. You are spotlight with a fresh and entertainment and lecture by the truths it is possible to turn 'black therefore fiction came before fact. influenced by little noticed invigorating display of his artLtry. Dean of American Magicians Lee into white.* statements and physical Grabel, will be presented in the movements and shape, which are VARIETY magazine calls Grabel In the theater we fantasize, and '...one of the theater's outstanding Student Union Multi-Purpose our imagination takes over. The not sufficiently distinguishable to Room Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. A skilled speaker, politician, personalities' and Charles Schulz, common consensus is that be perceived or remembered, yet attorney, etc. can argue any side of form the basis under which you creator of 'Peanuts' said, '...a a debate. The famous 18th century imagination sees what is not there. This will be an original two part are deceived. These same sensational entertainer.' dramatist and wit, Oscar Wilde But intellectually speaking, program. Part One is high ^le princii^es are traced into politics, made such a claim. He was imaginafion is the "capacity to s6e Les Wedman, from At the entertainment with sophisticated advertising and into all walks of challenged by a theater critic of what is there. Einstein saw what Movies said, 'I've seen it but I deception, audience participation life. You will laugh when you that day to such a debate. The was there. don't believe iL...Grabel is out of and great theater. Part Two is a discover how easily you have been subject was to be 'Which came lecture exploring the psycholc^ deceived this world.' The SAN first, fact or fiction?' Wilde was to Grabel demonstrates that if you of deception. FRANCISCO NEWS said, 'Lee take the position that fiction came will take certain liberties with your Grabel, a head line event' before fact. intellectual imagination, you will During the 1950's Grabel was The fundamental secrets of the see deceptions in their most subtle Grabel's 'Do Not Believe All America's Greatest Magician. At magician were not invented by the forms. You See Or Hear!' should prove the height of his popularity, he magician, but by mankind. The One of the examples Wilde to be the season's outstanding 'retired' to his ranch in Northern maeidan has merely taken these used was that the London fog did event Tickets can be obtained prindples, procedures if you will, not exist until the 14th century. Grabel does not expose 'tricks' California to unwind from years of from the A.S. Box Office or by and by dressing them in mystery, There was no mention of the per se, but he explains many of the traveling and producing the Great phoning 887-7496. Brian Wood fantasy and the make believe of the London fog prior to this time, in fundamental principles that are Illusion Show of that time.During who is in chaige of advance tickets theater, and with your help, has literature, poetry or folklore, so the responsible for our deceptions. his retirement he was submerged sales said advance sale tickets are turned these principles into fog simply did not exist, until a Grabel gives his audience to the needs of the business world, discounted, so it is advisable to entertainment. Through poet romanticized it. Wilde examples of how they are but now due to a renewed interest purchase your tickets soon. RichieValens Portrayed In New Book by Bob Marvel "Ritchie Valens: The First injected the 'Latin sound' into Latino Rocker," by Seattle author American rock and roll." Cal State Fullerton Ritchie Valens comes to life in a Beverly Mendheim, explores in Mendheim, credited in the film new book on the rock and roll minute detail, the life and music of "La Bamba," interviewed dozens legend portrayed in the recent hit Valens in a book based upon more of the rock star's immediate family to Host Jamaican film "La Bamba." The book is than 17 years of research. members, friends and musical destined to join the film as a rock "It was Ritchie Valens," and roll history classic. Mendheim said, "who first Cont pg. 15 Reggae Fest • The Associated Students of Gym Box Office. California State University Jimmy Cliff, who recently co- Fullerton are proud to present starred with Robin Williams in the Grammy Award Winner Jimmy film 'Club Paradise' and received Be On The Lookout: Cliff with special guests the a Grammy Award for his brilliant Caribbean Allstars and KR(^ 'Cliff Hanger' LP, will bring his t.N4NETEEN*HyNDR£p>EIGHTY-ElGHT I DJ Roberto during their First special brand of Jamaican Reggae Annual International Reggae to Cal State Fullerton's Titan Gym Festival on Saturday, November along with the Soca Md Calypso 14, at 8 p.m. in the Titan Gym. of the Caribbean Allstars, the Advance tickets may be purcha^ mighty sounds of Reggae S m O i Q (J 0 |\y\ for $11 ($9 for students) at Revolution with KROQ DJ the Cal Stale Fullerton University Roberto and Jamaican arts and Center and all Ticketmaster crafts booths to insure everyone a ticketcenters including May complete musical and cultural Company, Music Plus and experience. Doors open at 7 Sportmart. A limited amount of p.m. and the show b^ins at 8 p.m. tickets will be available on the day For more information, call (714) of the show for $13 at the Titan 773-3501. 13 The Chronicle November 4, 1987 Kaleidoscope Faculty Shown Wealth Professor Compares Danish Of Computer Options And American TV and Film by Debbie Hollihan discussions will generate interest in the Computer Center when Bitnet. Electronic mail. by Yolanda Ledezma action level and reality level. The pointed out that the two systems participants share what they Graphics software. Statistical first level is the narrator level in are very different leamed with other instructors in packages. CSUSB faculty Fulbright Scholar Peter which the audience is aware of Films made in the United Stata their department. members learned that a wealth of Scheplem spoke to students and certain elements in the movie but are profit based, he said, while in A display of the IBM interactive faculty October 21 about the computer resources and the characters are not. Scheplem Denmark, films are rarely made video computer system was given. narrative codes and structures of instructional aids are available used as an example the music for profit. Danish films are The system can be used as a American television fiction. when the Computer Center hosted played in a movie which only the subsidi7ed by the government, teaching aid in subjects such as Scheplem offered insights into the Faculty Day on October 23. audience hears. allowing for an average of 15 films nursing, chemistry and basiness. differences between Danish and Computer Center staff to be produced a year. members organized the event to Interactive videos operate by a American film making after the The next level, the action level, lecture. is 'the universe where characters show faculty that 'Computing and laser disk with desktop moiiitors 'Entertainment films based on computer services are not limited which have pressure-sensitive know of c. ch other's actions or Scheplem, an associate cx)uld know," said Scheplem. normal business principles creates to computer science people,' screens for each student. StudenG professor at the Institute of Film a different type of film,' said react to information presented by according to David Neighbours, Studies at the University of The third level, the reality level, Scheplem in reference to touching the correct response on associate director of academic Copenhagen, Denmark, is is one in which the audience commercialized films in the the monitor screen. Computer computing. teaching this year at the University knows reality is being twisted or United States. He added that in Center staff members hope to Workshops were held durii^ of Southern California School of looked over for the sake of plot or Europe, film makers can allow Cinema-T elevision. pace. themselves greater artistic freedom Scheplem, whose work is since the films are not made solely primarily in film and the for profit. 'The reality contradicts our narratology of film, spoke about common observations,' said understanding narrative in film. Of the American film makers, Scheplem. He said that the three Scheplem expressed a great Film narratives are constructed levels never mix, that the levels are admiration for Steven Spielberg with organizational devices and never mistaken for one another. and Woody Allen. He cited structures that are used to present a 'We should analyze films as Spielberg's talent for 'great desired viewpoint to the audience, moving through all these levels.' storytelling' and his abihty to according to Scheplem. infui^ all things American into his To understand narration in film, Following his lecture, movies. Scheplem expressed even it is necessary to be be aware of the Scheplem talked about the greater admiration for Allen. three levels of narrative form differences between American and 'Woody Allen is a real genius, a photo by Lenore Ryden utilized in film—narrator level. Danish film industries. Scheplem fantastic literary talent,' he said. David Neighbours (second I from left) leads a round table discussion during Faculty Day in the Computer Center. the day-long event to introduce generate interest in the system by Temp FixCompleteonPool faculty members to the services demonstrating it to faculty. and resources available in the Faculty Day was originally by Dan Berens money on another glass window, available for the high-density Computer Center. Uses of public planned to be held before dasses The campus pool, which was only to have it broken again. plexiglass window. Captain Harris of the CSUSB domain software, statistical started, according to Neighbours. vandalized during Labor Day What the university wants to do is packages and word processing It was changed so that new faculty weekend, has been temporarily replace the window with a high- police said that coverage around the pool has been increased, both were covered. members who may not have been repaired. density, poly-carbonate plexiglass. Faculty members were on campus then would have an The damage was discovered on Only one company in the by car and foot patrol. introduced to the uses of graphic opportunity to attend. September 8 by CSUSB police. country makes this type of The CSUSB police are software to prepare overbed and Frank Slaton, associate director The observatory room window window which would cost continuing their investigation, handouts as teaching aides. for operations, said that various had been broken and the room approximately $6,000, according however, at this time they have not The Bimet computer network, open houses have been held in the was flooded. to DeMauro. It would take 60 discovered who was responsible which allows faculty to past, but this was the first one held The observatory is an days to have the window installed. for the vandalism. A blunt communicate and exchange specifically for faculty. underground room that swimming The pool has been repaired instrument was found at the scene information with their colleagues 'Because we are getting new instructors and coaches use. The temporarily by puttii^ a stainless which they think is what was used at other univeristies in the United faculty every year, we will have to pool can not be used without a steel plate over the window to break the window. States and abroad, was introduced do this on a yearly basis to keep window or a cover to keep the opening. during one workshop. them informed" Slaton said. The water out. The university considers the The pool is open for students CAR, the computer assisted Computer Center will probably David DeMauro, head of the observatory room a luxury item enrolled in swimming classes. r^istration system, was also hold Faculty Day in the fall each physical plant department, said the and plans for a new window have Free swimming is Mon, Wed, Fri, explained. year, he added. university does not want to spend been put off until funding is 12-1 p.m. Twc rnnn-i-table discussions on mainframes and microcomputers were held. Neighbours moderated No Need To Let Problems Overwhelm the discussions which were set up to Try to talk to people about how they use computers, what Advice and Guidance Offered at Center they use them for and what uses by Dana Daughtrey anxiety reduction, depression, they would recommend to other Center. If long-term treatment is effective way to deal with their parenting and the personal loss of fiiculty members.' Students who find college a desired, students will be referred to particular problem. death or divorce. Neighbours hopes the stressful experience, can find help any of a number of agencies in San From 8 to 9:30 a.m. the in the comfort and confidentiality Bernardino. Counseling Centers sees students Teople don't want someone to of the Counseling Center. Martha Kazlo, one of the on a walk-in basis. Students can tell them what to do,' Kazlo said. 'They want encouragement, Kaleidoscope is published The Counseling Center has a counselors, explained that the drop in for information, to make guidance and su^estions on thin^ weekly by the Department of professional staff that assists Counseling Center was formed an appointment or talk about a they can do to deal with their Communication to augment students with educational, because it is thought to be problem. problems. You are quite capable classroom instructkm. Inquiries vocational or personal matters. necessary for the success of 'We tend to look very much at The staff consists of three licensed students. what we can do to help you solve of getting out of your problems.' and crunmentamay be addressed The Counseling Center is a to Kaleidosci^, care of the psychologists and three interns. 'Everyone is going to have your own problems,' Kazlo Individual counseling is problems at some time,' she said. explained. Counselors might confidential, caring place for Department of Communication, students who need assistance in Califomia State University, San provided using brief To accommodate the diversity suggest classes to take or psychotherapy sessions. of problems that students workshops to help students cope dealing with a problem. Bernardino, 5500 University The Center is located in Parkway, San Bernardino, Psychotherapy is a method of encounter, four types of with there situation. dealing with problems by confidential counseling are Workshops and counseling Physical Science, room 227. CaHfomia 92407. Hours are: Mon and Tue 8 a.m. - CJ. Hasefdager,editor discussing them with one of the available-individual counseling, sessions are available that deal psychologists or interns. support groups, couples therapy with stress management, study 6:30 p.m.; Wed, Thur, Fri 8 a.m. - Matt PcAKk, photografdiy 4:30 p.m. For appointments or John Kaufman, advisor Long-term treatment is not and family therapy. A counselor habits, difficulties in concentration available at the Counseling will discuss with students the most school or career 'burn-out,' more information call 887-7437. 13 The Chronicle November 4. 1987 Health The New Measles Requirement Q. What's this measles Q. What do you mean by Q. What should I do if I don't requirement all aboiu, and when 'currently immunized?' I thought know whether I've had my shots? that meases shots were did it take effect? good for a lifetime? A. The Public Health Department recommends where there is no A. Executive Order No. 469 was A. Measles- vaccines were history, and status is unknown, BinfUdcuy issued from The Chancellor's introduced in the early 1960's, but immunize. If the person has Office of the California State were ineffective due to the use of a already been immunized, this will University System to reduce the killed virus. Those vaccines were serve to boost antibody protection. likelihood of outbreaks of these withdrawn from the market diseases on California State between 1967 and 1968. Since Q. How much will it cost? University campuses. Both 1969, a live attentuated vaccine is Kuft an measles and rubella (German being used. (Live attenuated A. The immunization is provided measles) continue to cause vaccines means the vaccine at no cost to the student. disability and sometimes death in contains a live but weakened virus college-age individuals, so the aim that won't produce the clinical Q. I hate shots! Does this mean I is to prevent a serious outbreak disease, but will produce have to get two shots if I need and potential fatalities among immunity.) Rubella (German them? students in the CSU system. It took measles) vaccine has been available since 1969, and it is effect as of Fall Quarter, 1986. recommended that everyone A. No. We give a combination receive the vaccination, not so measles-rubella-mumps vaccine in much to prevent the illness as to one injection. Q. Does this requirement apply to provide protection for women of all stucknts? childbearing age. A. No. Only students who &11 into Without documented proof the following groups: I. All New students bom Mter Jan.^ 1 Q. What do I have to do to comply you will not be permitted to 1957; 2.A11 students bora after with this requirement? register for subsequent Jan. 1,1957 who are applying quarters. for re^mission; 3. All students A. You must present proof of who reside in campus residence having been currently immunized hall, r^ardless of age; 4. All or having antibodies to both Q. What happens to me if I don't jUilA/- students whose primary and measles (mbeola) and German take care of this requirement? secondary education were measles (rubella). Acceptable obtained outside of the United proof could be a copy of your A. If the Student Health Center States, regardless of age; 5. official high school immunization does not receive documented Students who are participating in; record, an official shot record, or proof of your measles-rubella dietetics, nursing, medical copies of laboratory test results. A immunization status within one technology, physical therapy and history of having had measles school quarter of attendance at any practicum, student teaching or (rubeola only, not rubella) is CSUSB, you will not be permitted field work involving pre-school acceptable if you provide to register for subsequent school children or school-age children documentation from a physician terms. So we caution you not to (including the Children's Center) or public health nurse of the ignore this. If you have any or taking place in a health care diagnosis and the date it was questions about this requirement, setting, again r^ardless of age. diagnosed. please call us at 887-7641. IM. Dr. Joyce Brothers to Speak at Cal State Dr. Joyce Brothers, famed syndicated in 350 newspapers. Her psychologist, columnist, author, books have been translate into 26 business consultant and media languages. personality, will talk about A frequent guest on network "Discovering Your Hidden television including the Tonight Powers** Wednesday, Nov. 11 at Show, Brothers also is a California State Universty, San commentator for a syndicated Bernardino. television news service and a Appearing at 8 p.m. in the regular broadcaster on NBC Upper Commons, Brothers will Radio Network's "Newsline" display the wit and vitality which program. As a business consultant. has contributed to her frequent Brothers creates and appears in designation as one of the most films and seminars designed for admired women in America. corporate personnel training Most recently she achieved that programs. distinction for the sixth year in a Brothers is a former member of Gallup poll. Named one of the 10 tbe faculties at Hunter Collie and most influential American women Columbia U niversity in New Y ork in a United Press International where she earned her Ph.D. She is poll. Brothers also was listed as married to Dr. Milton Brothers, an one of the women most admired internist. They have a daughter, by collie students in a survey Lisa, and reside in New York City. conducted by the Greenwich General admission for Brothers' College Research Center. She talk at Cal State is the door. earned a 10th place tie with Golda University employees and students Meir of Israel in a Good will receive a free pass by Housekeeping magazine poll to presenting valid identification at determine the most admired the university box office in the women in the world. Student Union. The event is A r^ular columnist for Good sponsored by the Intellectual Life Housekeeping magazine. and Visiting Scholars Committee. Housekeeping magazine. Brothers More information is available at also writes a daily column which is (714) 887-7407. rne i;nrQnicie JNovember 4. 1987 "Comics^ Con*L ••SPECIALTIES** Also featured are Pops Racer, the designer of Speed's high-tech 880-1605 24- racer, the powerful MACH 5, and DELMY'S Bread or 6- 12' Call Ahead the mysterious Racer-X, a And Save Time Chicken salad sandwich $235 $430 $835 freelance agent for international ^ N justice and counter-espionage KENDALL DR Tuna salad sandwich $2.25 $4.10 $7.90 organizations. 1357 Kendatt Dr. If San Bernardino "YES "The Giant" $7,90 (choice of meats, 1 lb any style) We sell a complete line of Speed Racer is written by "dell" meat, cheese & salads Lamar Waldron, with art by Jill by the pound at lower prices niPARTY FAVORITES!!! 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"I just merged broadcasting with my hobby." SPEED RACER and ASTRO Cyclery BOY are for sale in all comic book specialty shops in the US and Moravee currently is working Canada, and at finer bookstores. as an intern at KWRM in Corona. Comic specialty shops can be The scholarship award will enable located by looking under "Books, him to participate in a Country New and Used" or "CoUectiWes" Radio Broadcasters seminar in Service Special: in your yellow pages or for more Nashville next February. Complete Checkover, information contact Tony Caputo at NOW Comics, 332 S. Michiggji includes brake and derailler Avenue, Suite 1540 Chicago, IL 60605, (312) 786-9013. wheel true, safety inspection. •ADPr Con't $19.95 members of Sigma Chi, Tau Beth Bowersa, Leslie Perritano, Kappa Epsilon, Delta Sigma Phi, Susanne Everhart, Jennifer and Alpha Phi by the sisters of Lindsay, Charlene Small, and USUALLY JUST 1 DAY WATT! ADPL yours truly. 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Friday between 1 and 3pnL 1905 Love, Dana Bernardino - Call Shirley - S450.00 Call Steve at 886-6132. Klutdi P.S. Beware of the LFB 887-3527 S. Commercenter Richie Valens Cont. associates. A 35 photo tribute to Mendheim was 12 years old Lobos and a review of the film "La Ritchie was bending in Bo Valens, which includes "Donna," when she saw Valens in December Bamba" were completed just prior Diddley's direction in his 'Live at accompanies the 160 page book. 1958, at one of the fomous Alan to publishing this summer. Pacoima Junior High' album," the Interior , Whfle Luis Valdez may have Freed Christmas concerts author explains. immortalized in "La Bamba." Just captured the essence of the "Daniel Valdez ("La Bamba" legendary Latino rocker on film, Aaor Lou Diamond Phillips film co-producer) approached me captures the essence of Valens, an Design two months later, Valens died in a rock historian Mendheim, an about the manuscript, but I felt he associate at the Univerrity of plane crash with rock greats energetic young man who was Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper, wanted it to be managed by the very happy and close to his family. Washington Ethnic Cultural family and friends, and I wanted to Center, has offered up a book which became known as "the day But Valens was more of a 1950's Day present a well-rounded view," which goes far bevond the film in the music died." "hep talking, cool cat" Valens tracing the star's true life and the Mendheim said. would occasionally drop to his An interior design Student meaning of his music. knees on a song biU was not a Career Options Day will be held Mendheim never forgot that flamboyant "Elvis-like" Sat. Nov. 21 from 8 a.m. to 3 Of the film, Mendheim said, "It New York City concert. She began performer. p.m. at the Los Angeles D^ign Valens, the book reveals, was was an excellent effort frmn a her serious research of Valens Center, 433 S. Spring St. Los the shy, poor kid from Pacoima Hollywood perspective. As a and San Fernando, California, While studying Ethnomusicology 'purist,' I have some criticisms of "He was more of a 'troubador' on Angeles. The event is being sponsored by who grew up idolizing Little at UCLA in 1969-70.She strongly the storyline because Valdez took stage, like Cesar Rosas and David the American Society of Interior Richard and fashioned his first sensed that the Southern dramatic license with the script, Hidalgo of Los Lobos," Designers (ASID), Institute of guitar from a cigar box and strii^. California Latino community had but I recommend seeing it." Mendheim said Business Designers (IBD), and not forgotten Valens, "but there National Home Fashion League Mendheim takes us through the was just no information. His music Mendheim's book delves It is difficult to precisely trace (NHFL) and is open to all students fiiture star's early life, the first had been related to the back of heavily into Valens' music, its the influence of Valens' music, but majoring in interior design or performances at private parties, the rock history class, he was put roots, style and legacy. and the dances his mother Connie the first Latino rocker did leave a those planning to study interior down." Valens' memory had bwn legacy. Chris Montez, whose hit promoted at the American L^on eclipsed by his companion in design. Valens learned guitar from "Let's Dance" topped the charts, Keynote speaker will be Mr. Hall to pay the rent. death. Buddy Holly. several sources including cousins openly admits he'd been Louis Cataffo, ASID who is John Lozano and Dicky Cota. Members of the Silhouettes tell influenced by Valens, as have responsible for the interiors of Cota taught him "La Bamba." their stories. Mendheim Carlos Santana, and others like many hotels including the new chronicals the "Del-Fi Sessions" Mendheim approached Valens' Freddy Fender, Rudy Martinez (of family members on research Four Seasons in Los Angeles. with manager Bob Keane, and "Ritchie's style was enhanced ? and the Mysterians), Sam the Following Cataffo, students missions. When, in the late 1970's explores the history and meaning by mostly Black session Sham, and a host of others from the book "Buddy Holly: His Life will be able to select seven of 20 of every single Valens song. musicians," Mendheim said. California, Texas and the roundtable discussions on career Finally, we are toured through and Music" appeared with little Southwest including Los Lobos, more than a footnote for Valens, "Rene Hall, who orchestrated and options with specialization in Valen's journey into the Big Time arranged Valens' sonsgs, Mendheim said healthcare facilities, set designing, followed by his tragic death of Mendheim intensified research for a book. contributed Valens' trademark rendering, furniture design, Feb. 3, 1959. heavily layered guitars and garage Ironically, in contrast to the residential design, office design, band sound." film, Valens opposed agent Bob color and many other related Keane's suggestion to record the topics. The roundtable forum will Mendheim's life-long fasci "No one else was doing it, I stfll song "La Bamba." Valens thought make students aware of the many nation with Valens provides the had my old notes, so I re But it was Valens' Latin musical a rock version of the traditional areas of specializatiog^in interior inspiration for this comprehensive established contact with the roots, the "1-4-5 chord element in Mexican song would be design and enable them to have rock biography. family," Mendheim said. Now 10 an eight beat measure," perfectly disrespectful to his culture. questions answered. illustrated by "La Baml^" that The cost is $15. for student years later, Mendheim found distinguished his music, "Ritchie Valens: The First members of ASID, IBD and $20. "I was impressed with Ritchie Valens' family frustrated and Mendheim said. Valens' voice, it was so annoyed by a number of Latino Rocker" was published by for all others. A box lunch will be chrystalline, so beautiful. He sang foundering projects based upon his Bilingual Review/Press and is guaranteed to all students making "Donna," and 1 remember life. She wrapped up her 'Little Richard, if anyone, available by mail order for $10.95 reservations by Nov. 14. For clapping so hard that my hands manuscript in 1983. Featured probably had an influence on from: RAM, 14842 Fremont N., further information please call hurt," Mendheim said. interviews with the rock group Los Ritchie, as did so Bo Diddley. Dept. F, Seattle, WA 98133. (714) 981-0555. Ifi The Chronicle November 4. 1987 NOVEMBER II, NOON - l;0O TNE ! I ! $ staff Writers Needed Must be Responsible dOC per Column Inch. Flexible Hours Apply Now at The Chronicle Office in the Student Union Weekdays Money!