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March 14th 1984

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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]. pUftUC AFFAUiS OFFtCK Cal state Plays Role In National Defense by Susan Shotthafer Program Director said the Department. It is also people to arrive at logically defense and one-fourth are Does Cal State contribute program was inspired by the academic in that it is not reasoned conclusions." undergraduates seeking to the defense of our nation? "realization that Cal State pushing any one political Classes for this new careers in the fields of The answer to this was located in an area that stance or a particular missile program are to be scheduled political-military affairs or question is yes. has five maior military bases system. The program does in the evenings to enable this defense contracting. Last fall Cal State b^an a and additional associated not attempt to make a special M.A, degree to be According to a pamphlet Special M.A. program in defense industries with judgement on what the earned in a two year cycle. published for the program, in National Security Studies personnel who had no place United States does or does Approximately 40 students addition to the general Program which is designed to to turn for further profes­ not need." are currently enrolled in the requirements for graduate meet the needs of those who sional training." "The objective," continued program. Four are women, work, enrollment in the want to further their Dr. Ackley described the Dr. Ackley, "is to help people about one-half of these National Security Studies understanding of the role of program as "policy oriented." to gain an understanding of students are active-duty requires: strategic planning, arms He said, "it deals with all of all the contemporary military officers; one-fourth 1. A minimum cumulative control and national defense. the major issues that are arguments, to assist in clear of the students are civilians undergraduate gradepoint Dr. Richard T. Ackley, concerns of the Defense thinking, and to enable working in fields related to con't on page 7

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VolumelS, Number 19 Serving Cal State, San Bernardino March 14, 1984 Presidential Forum Gave Students A Chance to Ask Questions Cal State San Bernardino set for next Fall will provide scholarships could eventual­ President, Dr. Anthony for 297 more classes. The ly be possible," Evans Evans and Associated increased number of classes reported. Cal State is Students President Rod will mean an even greater receiving six to eight Hendry, conducted a shortage of offices for faculty applications a week for question and answer forum though. coaching positions, so Evans for students last Tuesday, Commenting on the Health said he expects that there March 6. Center Evans said that will be a large selection of Discussing a wide range of financially it "is in pretty applicants to choose from. campus concerns, Evans and good health," except for a Brochures on the program Hendry spoke to an audience $5000 deficit. Although Cal will be sent to 5,500 different of approximately 15 students State is according to Evans, groups to help build the in the "Student Union. the only Cal State campus program, which according to "I do not foresee any that gives pharmaceutical Evans is "coming along at an problems with our obtaining supplies to students free, he acceptable pace." Evans University status. We should does not see a change in that assured students that Cal find out in the next two policy. Evans also noted that State will still have months, probably in May," "the Health Center has two intramural sports. reported President Evans. He * * * >v excellent physicians," Dr. H • - - added that he did not expect a Savage and Dt. Miller. Associated Students 1 change, at least initially, in President Rod Hendry, a the size of classes, "as most "Enhanced vitality of graduate English student, classes were built not to student life and increased spoke briefly to the audience. exceed 20 students." Evans visibility in the community," He expressed hope that also noted that he hoped the Evans said are two main governor Deukmejian will small class sizes at Cal State purposes for having inter- reduce fees $42 next year. He A.S. President Rod Hendry and President Evans talk to Cal will continue indefinitely. coll^ate sports. "There are added that fees have State Students at presidential forum. Evans informed students no scholarships in the increased 100% in the last that the new class scheduling current plan now, but three years. AS Talent Show: See Your Friends Dancing, Singing and Telling Jokes by Mike Hrovat A.S. will be giving some and humor. This Thursday night the very impressive awards to Dexter "Pool Shark" Wash Associated Students will be the talent winners. First will be the Master of presenting the 1984 Annual prize is $150 and a trophy, Ceremonies for the evening. Talent Show giving everyone second prize is $75 and a Chuck Marquez is the the chance to perform in trophy and third prize is $40 Producer and Chris Phelps front of their fellow students. and a trophy. The entrants will be in charge of the It will be from 7 p.m. till 9:30 will be judged on their talent lighting. This promises to be p.m. in the SUMP, and will by an illustrious panel of a very entertaining evening. then be followed by the judges including, Dean of We will all have the weekly dance. Students, Peter Wilson; opportunity to see our friends "A.S. is organizing this Economics Professor, Jim on stage, dancing, singing event to make college life a Charkins; Administration and telling jokes. Some other little more fun," according to Professor, Barbara Sirotnik; skits include juggling and Mike Page, Talent Show and student judges, Sharon Avante Garde poetry coordinator. "The students Saks and Bruce Fosdick. The readings. Mike Page said, have a lot of things on their judges will also choose the "Many acts signed up and minds like term papers and craziest act. The winner of auditioned for the show but exams. They need something this will receive a trophy we had to limit it to only 12 Marc Dietrich auditions for the A.S. Talent Show. to let them have some fun." honoring their originality contd on page 7 Rocky Horror Preventing Glass Exhibit Communications Page 3 i Cancer ' Major Page 4 Page 6 iPage 2 pa^2 Cal State Chronicle March 14, 1984 campaigns, for sp^h Psychol(^ of Mass Media writing, for public relations, Communication plus at least and for various positions in fifteen additional upper Communications Major Is Here .the electronic media." This division Communication by Linda Riddell Specifically, communi­ Communications major are: proposal goes on to state that units. cation studies will be Intercultural Communi­ the career outlook is The new major has been "Diffusion of Innovations" organized into departments cation (201); Interviewing "promising...graduates will approved by the College "Narrowcasting" of Advertising, Communi­ (241); Theory and Practice of be in demand in situations Curriculum Committee and "Intercollegiate Forensics" cations, Film, Interpretation, Newspaper Journalism (242); where they will apply their the Faculty Senate. The Sound interesting? If Journalism, Public Relations, Professional and Technical specialized knowledge and Office of the California public speaking, mass Radio, Speech Communi­ Oral Communication (311); skills...Specific job titles State Universities in Long communication and writing cation, Television and Fundamentals of Public include "public information Beach will give the final for special interest media Theatre Arts. Relations (341); Topics in ofHcer, media manager, approval, said Dr. Jandt. entice you in any way, you're Careers that communi­ Professional Writing (351); speech writer, interviewer, When funding allows, in luck! cation graduates from other and Film as Communication audiovideo specialist, news there will be another unique The Communications collies have entered intO) (381). reporter, and announcer..." feature added to this new Major is here, well almost range from personnel According to the new to name a few. discipline: A program here. Dr. Fred Jandt, management in business and proposal, the minor is a Courses for the minor will designed for Hispanic media. Professor of Communication industry, foreign service theory-oriented program, include Oral Communi­ "No other schools that we said the major will be in ^vernment and social whereas the Certificate cation, Intercultural Com­ know of have this type of offer^ possibly in the Fall of services, playwriting in Program is skills-oriented. munication, Theories and emphasis. It has been very 1984 or at the very latest, media and performing arts to The proposal also states that Systems, or the English low profile, although the January 1985. law in the professions as the Certificate Program will Language, or Philosophy of Hispanic audience is the Dr. Jandt has his Ph.D. in stated in the Careers in allow for graduates to Language and Sociology of fastest growing," Jandt said. Communications and is in Communication handbook communicate more ef­ Mass Communication or cont'd on base 7 charge of drafting the published by the Association fectively and to facilitate the IW(^am proposal for the new for Communication Admini­ communication of others. For Communications Major. He stration. example the proposal states, stated that there will also be a Some of the courses "they could assume responsi­ minor and Certificate scheduled to be offered in Fall bilities for the planning and Program offered as well. 1984 pertinent to the executing of workshops and

Slide Presentation campus community mem­ Full Cost Fee Changes The Cal State Spanish bers. The schedule for their The State has recently Department is sponsoring a days on campus will be advised The Children's slide presentation on announced shortly before Center, that they are no summer study in Guadala­ their arrival. It will include longer able to charge a family jara, Mexico, by Dr. Carlos an open time period for rate but instead must charge Felix of the University of members of the campus for each child. Effective April Arizona. The talk will be held community to talk with team 2, 1984 the day program full in PL 241 on Thursday, members. cost fees will be $1.50 per More Then Just on Acodemic Closs March 15 at 3 p.m. For more Host Families Needed child per hour with a three (3) information contact Dr. For International High hour minimum per day. Stella Clark at 887-7474 or Children may come less than Psychology 375 Seminar: Gays and Lesbians. School Students Spring Quarter MW 8-9:50 p.m., Dr. Craig 7445. Do you want to leam more three (3) hours but they will still be charged the full Henderson about the world? If your Many areas of psychology, sociology, anthropology, Chronicle Fundraisei answer is yes, call ^S. amount. In addition children attending 6.5 hours and history, law, religion, and literature will be covered. It is Youth Exchange Service a small group seminar. "More than just an academic The Cal State Chronicle is (YES) offers this opportunity above will be charged a daily rate of $14.88. A reminder class, it's also a growth experience," commented Dr. now offering free watches, to families all over the United Craig Henderson. For more information, call 887-7524. pen watches, window States who would like to that this fee change does not gardens, tote bags, and share their hearts and homes effect families receiving You may enroll for it as a degree-seeking student at the discount tickets, courtesy of with a teenage student from subsidized child care. College, or you may enroll through Open College in Sears, to students, faculty one of many countries in the Continuing ^ucation at a cost of $190. The class is also and staff who fill out a Sears world. These students are School Districts To part of the Women's Studies Certificate. credit application before the scheduled to arrive in the Fall Recruit Teachers For Fail end of the quarter. for the 1984/85 high school *84. The gifts were given to the academic year. They are The following school newspaper by Sears to help carefully selected, have districts will be on campus to the Chronicle's fundraising excellent medical insurance recruit teachers for Fall, Spring Course to Examine Male drive. The Cal State and bring their own pocket 1984: Chronicle receives $1 for each money. Host families receive and Female Human Nature completed credit application a $50 tax deduction for each March 22,1984 Bakersfield by members of the campus month they host the student. City School District; April 17 Philosophy 357•Philosophy and Sexual Politics Dr. communtiy. For detailed information Antelope Valley Union High Buroker, MW 13p.m. (Spring Quarter) Besides receiving a free gift about this learning experi­ School District; April 18 San All of us are aware of the political and social changes £or completing an applica­ ence for the entire family, Bernardino City Unified brought about by the feminist movements of the last 20 tion, applicants are also please contact Youth School District; April 20 years, but very few of us are familiar with the theories of eligible for a $2,000 shopping Exchange Service (YES), Moreno Valley Unified male and female nature behind different political views. spree at Sears. World Trade Center Build­ School District; April 23 El Are there real differences between male and female ing, 350 South Figueroa, Monte City School District; human nature? If so, do these differences justify Accreditation Visit To Be Suite 257-P, Los Angeles, April 24 Fontana Unified April 16-19 different social roles for men and women? This course California 9007 1, or phone School District; April 30 will look at theories of male and female nature in the A 10-member team of toll free: (800) 533-0656. Snowline Joint Unified faculty and administrators writings of Plato, Aristotle, Hume, Mill, Engels, Freud School District; May 1 and others. representing the Western College/Community Morongo Unified School Assn. of Schools and Colleges Orchestra District; May 15 Los Angeles (WASC) will be on campus The College/Community Unified School District. April 1^19 to conduct a full, Orchestra will perform Student Union to Stay fifth-year accreditation visit. Beethoven's Fourth If you are interested in Open 24 Hours for Finals "The team will attempt to Symphony, Vivaldi - interviewing for a teaching validate a self-study written Mandolin' Concerto, Telem position with any of these The Student Union will be OPEN 24 HOURS during and reviewed by many ann - Viola Concerto school districts, please finals week starting Monday, March 19 and ending at 1 individuals throughout the (featuring a solo by Tammy contact the Career Planning a.m. Thursday, March 22. campus and edited by Dr. Smith), and Prokofieff • and Placement Center, SS Come get away from the noise and distraction at home Catherine Gannon and Dr. Summer Day Suite. 116, 887-7551. Don't miss the and the Village and enjoy the quiet in the Student Union. Robert Blackey," said The performance is opportunity to interview The SUMP in the Union will be available in the evenings President Anthony H. Evans. scheduled for March 18 at 3 with a school district if you as a study hall. Tabels and chairs will be set up for your The team members are p.m. Contact Dr. Richard will be finished with your convenience," said Shari Deutchman, Student Union expected to visit classes and Saylor at 887-7696 for more student teaching by the end Director. Coffee, tea, cookies, popcorn, and other talk with a large number of information. of Spring quarter, 1084. munchies will be provided during hnals week. ROCKY Cal State Chronicle page 3 March 14, 1984 International Dinner HORROR Are you interested in the community with other proceeds will be used to Were the weekends after Aside from the prizes culture, customs and food of countries. This year for the defray part of the expenses of fall and winter registration offered by KFXM, there will other countries? Do you have first time, the San Bernar­ sending Cal State's dele­ be ten or more great door really boring times for you? a spirit of adventure? How dino Mayor's International gation to the Model United Would you like the weekend prizes from area businesses. about watching exotic Council of Friendships and Nations of the Far West after spring r^stration to be There will also be a Rocky entertainment? Goodwill will participate. (MUNFW) to be held in different? Then come to the Horror movie characters look They will be providing some Sacramento in April. Rocky Horror Picture Show alike contest. Prizes for the of the entertainment and the Tickets may be purchased theme dance on Friday contest are $25.00 for first, "Do you have a spirit desserts which will span the from members of the March 30" encourages Tina $15.00 for second, and $10.00 of adventure?" international spectrum. International Club and from Tindal from the Serrano for third place. There will be a belly those students who have Village Council. The admission cost is $2.00 All the above and more can dancer, an international been selected as members of for Cal State students and be yours if you will come to array of singers, and other the MUNFW delegation. If $4.00 for non-students. All the International Dinner on entertainment. The cost of you have any questions on participants who dress as one Friday, April 6, 1984. The the tickets is tax deductible the event, the President of Rocky Horror Look- of the Rocky Horror dinner is an annual event and the proceeds will be used the International Club, Lee characters will receive $1.00 hosted by the International by the International club to Ann Overstreet, can provide Alike Contest — With off their admission price. Prizes!! Club to acquaint the staff, find some of its activities. In the names of those who are "All food, drink, and faculty, students and local addition, some of the selling tickets. entertainment, as well as a chance for a prize, are included in the price of The event, which will be admission. There are tentative plans to have a Purim: Parody and Satire held in the SUMP, is Break Dancing' contest" sponsored by the Serrano by Carol Leish Purim is also a joyous making fun of the most concluded Tindal. Village Council and KFXM What does the idea of the holiday that helps to bring in serious parts of life. Radio. The dance will feature "Festival of Lotteries" have the Spring. A type of "Spring With humor and sarcasm, a KFXM disc jockey who will to do with the Jewish holiday Fever" enters in as people people can celebrate in order be giving away movie passes, of Purim? Why is this day one enjoy the time of year that to recall that Haman was dinners, albums, and Mt. of parody and satire? massacred and that Mor­ High ski passes. Free hot Purim recalls the tyrant dechai and all of the Jews were elevated to great power dogs, popcorn, and chips will Haman who would have 'Eat, Drink and be be available as well as cases murdered all the Jews, when and honor. upon cases of free sodas from he cast lots of people's lives. Merry' The excesses of Purim, its distributors such as Coca- According to the story of craziness, its bawdiness, are Cola, Pepsi-Cola, and Seven- Esther, the courage of she really its profound strengths- Up, according to Tindal. and Mordechai saved the brings in a new growth. that we must remember how Local distibutors , including Jews from annihilation. Hence, the holiday is a Jewish ultimately powerful are Anheuser-Busch and South­ The dance will be Friday, Purim began as a celebration version ot the widespread laughter and craziness. land Hops, will have free March 30 from 7 p.m. to 1 of the victory of the Jewish human custom of a season for Hence, at this time, people posters available. a.m. community in Persia. relaxing the rules, even for eat, drink and are merry.

CSSA Did You Know? Cal State wraps up the quarter with a BANG! Items discussed and CSSA's Those infamous Cal State formal position taken continued Intramural T-shirts are just the from last week. beginning of lots of fun! Under -AB 2231 by Richard Floyd (D— the direction of Joe Long. Thursday, Lawndale) would increase the Intramurals has something for current minimum wage in CA everybody; from the very serious from $3.35 per hour to $4.00 per ping pong expert to the beginning March IS hour. CSSA voted to take no poker player who has yet to BOD position. acquire the proper "face". The -AB 2466 by Pete Chacon (D— AS Board of Directors has Last week the Board of San Diego) would express the apiM'opiated over $8(X)0 to the Directors agreed to give a $900 intent of the l^slature that the Intramurals programs this year loan to a group working on a Work Incentive Program (WIN) for the purchase and upkeep of campus-wide yearbook for the process for full time students not equipment, and for the expenses 1983-84 school year. The group of Talent Show'84 to exceed one day, so as not to of the many officials involved. At CSCSB dorm students, headed interfere with their studies. least 800 students have by Waterman resident Gr^ CSSA voted unanimous support. participated in the Intramurals A truly classy event: entertainment by some of Logan and sufiervised by Student •AB 1563 by John Garamendi program this year in the many Union Coordinator Sherri (D—Walnut Grove) would activities; volleyball, basketball Cal State's BEST! Deutchman, plans to publish 250 require the UC, CSU and gold, flag football, racquetball, of the yearbooks. The scheduled community collie ^veming and other sports, and special release date is May 25. boards to adopt policies for events like the annual canoe Student Union After considering the matter including voter registration races which start the academic for three weeks, the BOD decided forms in r^stration [lackets. year off in the fall with a splash! not to revoke a $1500allocation to CSSA voted support but did not Check it out! Intramurals has Multipurpose Room. the Chronicle made last fall. The give high priority. something for you-go for it! allocation will allow the paper to continue publishing 12 pages, Starts at 7:00 p.m. when possible, and should help allieviate a long-standing Spring quarter cash flow problem. Free Admission

BOD Agenda St. Patricks Day Dance The AS Board of Directors' last AS BOOK CO—OP Sponsored by Scrabble Dabblers meeting planned for the winter quarter, Wed, March 14, 2:00 pm in -p>^^j^,^^nate Chambers Accepting Books to be 50C-W/CSCSB ID Qpf,i.J am promises to be a busy one. The Board will consider a request for used In Spring Quarter $1.00 w/o CSCSB additional funds for travel expenses to California State Leprechaun look-alike contest Student Association (CSSA) beginning Tues. March 20- meetings, held around the state, Dance contest Prizes to be attended by the AS __ , BOOKS GO ON SALE ON President and his executive FrI., March 23 THE FIRST DAY OF assistant. REGISTRATION, WED. Two AS appointments will be MARCH 2P. Movie: "Diner" up for approval: -Aaron Perez, AS Sports Wednesday & Thursday Committee Chair. Matinee 10 am —Chris Phelps, AS Special Election Petitions for the A,S. Projects Committee Chair. Evening 8 pm Elections are DUE April 4 at 8 p,m. Student Union Pag€^ Cal State Chronicle March 14, 1984

nldiiiillli] Oomdir Preventing Cancer SSajaaSjMjSaS*Sf>:Hi:«Wi^^!SS^ Betty Lou Massey Unknown to its intended body, the prognosis for Inhalants and Infeetants victims, a killer is at large on | recovery isn't nearly as the Cal State campus. The favorable. frequent target of the killer is Female students at Cal This is a weekly column. If These are only a few of the antibodies are formed to women, and the killer isn't State have access to free you have any health- many antigens or allergens. cause symptoms. Once the selective. Size, shape, age or gynecological screening, related questions that you Normally, when harmful symptoms of all allergy have appeared, however, they will ethnic origin of the victim is which include the pap smear. would like answered, drop germs invade the body, our immaterial. your questions in the box in nearly always recur "The smear is sent to a various defense mechanisms The encouraging fact is diagnostic laboratory, where the Health Center Lobby. whenever the specific produce antibodies that that the killer, cancer of the trained pathologists examine destroy or neutralize the allergen and the antibodies that have formed interact. female organs, can be it. If abnormal cells are invading antigens. For prevented with the use of the discovered, we repeat the What are allergies? infectious disease, this The doctor took out my preventative and detective smear again in three process often leads to services we have available at months," said Dr. Miller. "If The word allergy is derived permanent immunity from uterus and cervix but left from two Greek words that the ovaries. What kind of the Student Health Center. it remains atypical, the attacks of the same invaders, "The pap smear is unique cervical area is examined can be roughly translated as as the antibodies that are gynecological check-up do I altered response." Sub­ now need? in that it gives a woman an with a new piece of produced on initial exposure early detection of this equipment in the Student stances that cause allergic to the disease remain in the Annual pelvic examinations reactions are known as dreadful disease. For years it Health Center, called a system and circulate in the are still necessary to check was the only test available. I Colposcope. Cell images are allergens or antigens. They blood. Antibodies are specific the vagina and the surround­ can be divided into different would say it is probably the then enlarged and observed for each disease; those you ing structures. It is also a discovery of the century in with this internal micro­ categories according to ho^ formed during a measles must to check the pelvic we come into contact with cancer prevention," said Dr. scope. Then a biopsy is taken infection are useless if you structures including the John P. Miller, gynecologist, from the abnormal area, and them. Allergens we might are exposed to mumps, etc. tubes and especially the breathe in are called Student Health Center. by this means the physcian is ovaries. According to the American apt to spot any problems," inhalants; those we could In allergic situations, a Ovarian enlargements in swallow are ingestants, Cancer Society, cancer of the said Dr. Miller. person's defense mech­ younger women are usually reproductive organs is the Dr. Miller strongly urges those we touch are known as anisms react abnormally. benign and transient. It has contactants; and those that site most often attacked in all female students to take They respond to foreign been shown that the the female body by cancer, advantage of these free are injected are called substances that, in similiar incidence of ovarian cancer injectants. Some of the second only to cancer of the student services, which could amounts, do not usually increases with each suc­ breast. Early detection can be even save your life. Don't be common allergies in our bother most other people. ceeding decade. Annual environment are: a matter of survival. After foolish. Apprehend Killer monitoring is a must for early the cells have matured and Cancer-before you're its next Responding to such invading detection and satisfactory InhalantS'!i>o\\ens (from spread to other sections of the victim. allergens as pollens, drugs, treatment. grasses, plants and trees), foods, the person produces It is also beneficial to have a dusts, mold spores, fungi, what can be called allergic feathers, dog and cat dander pap smear in the absence of antibodies. But unlike the uterus and cervix. The Prose, Poetry In Print on hair, tobacco. antibodies in the case of smear can be done at the time by Lizzy Thomas capture the current writers Ingestants-eggs, chicken, infectious diseases, allergic in prose fiction and poetry. chocolate, shellfish, milk, of the pelvic examination to It is time again for the antibodies are not protective. evaluate vaginal cells and publishing of the Pacific The magazine will have a few antibiotics, aspirin. differences this year. One is Contactants -dyes, poison hormone activity. After Review Magazine at Cal removal of the uterus and State. to expand the distribution ivy, metals, wool, cosmetics. Often, it is only after and to get it adopted by Injectants-hee and wasp cervix (total hysterectomy), a "This year we are considerable exposure to the pap smear every two years is publishing a much larger several businesses and stings, penicillin. allergen that enough adequate. issue than last year. schools. It is already available in UCLA's library" The second annual publish­ said Larry Smith. ing will focus on traditional, innovative, and experienced If you have prose, poems, writers" said Sandy Fredrik- peotry, or short stories, sen, editor of the Pacific submit them to the Review Magazine. Humanities Office (PL 233) 'Thanks to Larry Smith by March 15, 1984. HELP THE NEWSPAPER AND (Cal State professor and Staff Submissions must be typed RECEIVE A FREE GIFT I Editor for the Pacific Review) and include name, address ,\ Stop by the Newspaper room (SU-29) tor more intolll many known poets will be and telephone number. featured such as Louis Songs, Submissions will be reviewed \ A. Vanish Fritson, a famous by a committee of faculty and Greek poet, and Foulat, an students for final selection. FRANKLY SPEAKING . . , phi! frank GOOD LUCK American writer and poet" If you want your work added Fredriksen. returned, you must include a ON FINALS "Another goal for the self-addressed stamped magazine this year is to envelope. rrmffertr

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^^LDIA SIKVIC.FS Ho* SHSS Hfrk.'lr\ ( \ pages Cjtl Riat^ Ckronitlm March 14, 1984 writer to see where of works to the students to improvement can be made, explore before they engage in Dr. Smith Wields the Cleaver it helps the other students to the task of writing itself. In by Linda Riddell Shakespeare and has written Feb. 27 in the Creative Arts improve their own work. other words, before and "You don't need a scalpel The New Italian Poetry: 1945 Recital Hall. Smith teaches "It's my job as an instructor during the time his students for that story, you need a to the Present (U.C. Press, Shakespeare, Modem Poetry to guide those critiques," are learing to write fiction, he meat cleaver," Professor 1981) He is also faculty editor and American Literature as Smith said. introduces such writers as Larry Smith, of the English for the Pacific Review, a well as his Creative Writing One of the problems Smith James Joyce, Flannery Department, said toone of his college publication of prose workshops for both under- finds most with beginning O'Connor and Gabriel students while critiquing her and poetry circulated grads and grad students. writing students, and even Marquez. For the poetry work in his office. The throughout the community. Smith states that class with some of his more section of his workshop, i student was experiencing It features works from our participation is extremely advanced students, is that poets as Theodore Roethke, one of the most important collie students as well as important in his writing they come to the writing John Ashbery and Allen features of Smith's Creative established writers such as workshops. When students workshops with precon­ Ginsberg are read. This Writing class; criticism! Diane Wokowski who recited critique another student's ceived ideas of what poetry exposure introduces his Dr. Smith has his Ph.D. in her poetry here at Cal State, work, it not only helps the and prose writing is all about. students to a portion of the Smith said, "I'm amazed at vast variety of writing styles. how many people want to "Students have a very If you were walking to or write a poem who have never conservative knowledge of from the Pfau Library even read one!" style. Almost anything goes between 10 and 12 noon RAPPELLING!! by Carol Leish Smith said that many by way of style if you learn Thursday, March 1, you students are under the the techniques to make it witnessed a most amazing impression that they should work for you." sight. Repeatedly, two men blanket their ideas and make But first writers-to-be stepped over the top edge of it mysterious somehow using must learn the very basics, the library roof held in place abstracts and concepts. through imitation if only by climbing rope and "Simple ideas," he said, necessary, before they can without aid of a net, bounded, "should be brought about develop their own style. sometimes two or three with images, objects and Smith said. He adds, learning stories at a time, to the metaphors. Make it visible to to use and recognize ^ound. The two men. Army the reader." metaphors is only one captains Steve Heynen and One of the best ways to technique students must Mike Bailey, had turned a enhance your skill as a writer become acquainted with. planned safety check of rope is to "read GOOD poetry," Before using abstracts, anchor points on the library Smith stated emphatically, students must leam to write roof into an impromptu "and I'm not talking Rod without them. demonstration of the basic McKuen or Leonard Nimoy!" rappelling techniques taught Smith said. He said there are Smith also tries to get his to all Cal State Army ROTC many good poetry antholo­ writing students to avoid Cadets. gies to pick from,"find the analyzing the poetry, instead The friendly competition poet you like best and read of asking "what does it between the two Army it!" mean?" ask "what makes it officers ended with Heynen Smith said of his work?" claiming the Cal State workshops that "I don't want bounding record of three them (the students) to Finally Smith said of his stories and Bailey making the cushion their opinions. They objectives that, "my goal is to first Australian style (face need to \x honest in order for guide the students toward first) descent of the south everyone to benefit." their potential-they all have wall. Smith's technique in potential no matter how bad The exercise was a warm- teaching his workshops is to their work might be in the up for a planned full-scale introduce a diverse selection beginning." Army ROTC rappelling demonstration fot the College Open House on April 28. Army ROTC is a nation­ Easy to Misread Someone wide program that provides college-trained officers for by Carol Leish Russell says that "excuses the United States Army, Jane Russell, from the Cal set you up." Having a good Army National Guard, and State Counseling Center, mental set is essential in Army Reserve. The program, explained how easy it is to order to stand up for yourself in existence at over 400 misread someone when she and say "no." As long as you collies and universities, spoke at the assertiveness believe that you are special, provides over 70% of all newly training workshop on March others will too. commissioned Army second 2. It is also important to leam lieutenants annually. Communication is es­ to compromise in some Eligible students can receive sential in order to give an situations and not walk on up to $100 monthly partici­ other people's needs. If your pation while they train to clarified statement of a particular situation. You roommate enjoys having the become Army Officers in stereo on and friends in the conjunction with their repeat the data (what you room during the week and academic pursuits. observe), the facts of a Captain Heynen, himself a situation, your own inter­ you want to study, surest that you study in a quiet 1975 graduate of Cal State, pretation (I think...), what you feel and reflectively, room on Monday and points out that the program Wednesday nights and your here is the only on-campus communicating the need you roommate can have his officer-producing facility in want fulfilled. According to Ms. Russell, friends over and listen to the the Inland Empire and as it is never wise to assume you stereo on Tuesday and such is an active, exciting Thursday nights. The and unique opportunity for know what the other person is feeling. studious person can study in the career seeking Cal State Higher education? Army l^pmin Steve Haymen(n library on Tuesday and student. The Cal State Reflective listening helps the Mike Baiky cheat death is mey demonstate some Thursday nights. program has about fifty guide assertive behavior along. When someone Nonverbal cues include eye enrolled cadets. mountaineering technique' that cadets may learn reflects upon a statement Captain Stuart Lyon, the Army officer traing progra n atfCal State. contact. arp said, to be they rephrase the message Officer in charge of the "the windows of the soul." If Photo ^ Carey Van Loon| : that they have received program explained that he you loose eye contact you verbally and nonverbally. and Captain Heynen are loose credibility or you give currently conducting Ms. Russell said it is the impression that you interviews for potential study remaining ROTC instructors, are "important to talk with don't care. Facial expressions people, not at them." We pick entrants into the two and -Under 30 years of age at available in Student Services can display your confidence, three year on campus time of enrollment Room 124. Interviews may be up non-verbal cues such as, if and having relaxed (not commissioning programs. -No civil convictions, arranged by calling 887- someone is really interested, crossed) arms and not Minimum entrance stand­ honorable discharges or 9545 or by calling 887-7273 on and by reflecting a statement leaning too far into someone's ards are: veterans a campus phone. in order to restate the need. personal space is important. -Full time student -Good physical health is a Don't worry though, An assertive person learns A controlled and confident classification must walking off the edge of a five how to say "no" without voice has more impact than a -At least two years of Captains Lyon and story building is not an feeling guilty. Excuses are passive whine or an undergraduate or graduate Hevnen. Cal States' on Army entrance requirement!! not necessary to give. Ms. a^ressive yell. page 6 Cal State Chronicle March 14, 1984 group exhibition in the cast torms, Templeton Also in the show are a library showcases. Work by strives for a rich sculptural number of flat glass panels. the instructor. Bill Warehall vessel form. These clear panels are GlassExhibit and his students display Silver and Templeton also constructed in the same Did you ever wonder where constructed glass. AH tKese diverse approaches to the work together to make the manner as stained glass. one would go to leam techniques can be learned material. sea shells, perfume bottles These projects were designed something as unique as here in the glass department. Along with Warehall there and vases. They believe to show how a good design making stained glass The larger of the two are two graduate students. collaboration makes the work and use of textures can make windows or blowing hot exhibitions was in the Visual Both have had work in major a little easier and with the an excellent window without glass? There are only a few Arts. Gallery. This show glass and sculpture exhi­ added input, more interest­ the addition of color. These places in the world where you contained some of the most bitions. Richard Silver's ing. pieces are by Valerie Phillips, could go to study these important glass artists work combines sheet glass The other students in the Greg Thompson and Jim ancient techniques. Half a working today. In dealing and sculpture. show are undergraduates. Stevens who also has a blown dozen of these places are in with the theme of "Aspects of Along with Warehall there Giovani uses silver lusters on piece in the show. This piece Southern California. One of Contemporary Glass" a are two graduate students. his black forms for a strong was broken and recon­ the best equipped studios in cross-section of ideas and Both have had work in major contrast of color. His other structed using the tech­ the area is right here at Cal methods concerning glass glass and sculpture exhibi­ pieces utilize other tra­ niques of stained glass State. were shown. From the fragile tions. Richard Silver's work ditional techniques such as construction. To see evidence of what translucent, ephemeral combines sheet glass with its the use of powdered glasses The exhibition in the can be done with glass, there forms of Dale to Chilhuly; to hard edges with blown and and thin pieces of colored library will b e there until the have been two recent the hard-edged constructed sliced forms in what he calls a glass called "cane." end of March. If you are exhibitions dealing with forms of Dan Dailey. "hard-edged Deco" look. Dan August's sculptural interested in the class its Art contemporary glass. Not just In conjunction with this Jamie Templeton approaches forms are cast on themarver; 375 (Beginning Glass). For blown glass, but stained, major exhibition, the glass the glass in a more organic the thick metal plate used for more information see Bill fused, sandblasted and department mounted a small manner. Fusing blown and shaping the hot glass. Warehall in Visual Arts. Now you con GRADE YOUR OWN PAPER The Staff of the Cat State Chrontete would like to know your opinion. Pleose circle the opproprlote grade for each aspect of the paper and turn it In or the main desk of tf>e Student Union. Layout/Design A B C D F Proofreading A B C D F Above and below: Glass Art currently on exhibit in the library. rarv. Story Selection A B C D F Editing/Granunar A B C D F r Writing A B C D F Photography A B C D F if I Distribution A B C D F i Other Comments • m .!

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TeleCukure 954 East Baseline, San Bernardino S Phone 885-9742 use (BETWEEN WATERMAN & TIPPECANOE) Coming Soon to the Rainbow Theatre page 7 Cal State Chronicle March 14, 1984 RECORD RACK:Bark At Ozzy COMMUNICATION con't from page 2 four-year college does at this of Ozzy bassist Bob Daisley. by Greg Timpany Guitarist Jake E. Lee has This program will allow for time. However, since all the Bob was on the first album, His Royal Ozzness is back filled the slot that was training in Spanish and community colleges which at it again with a new album vacated when Randy Rhoads but left shortly thereafter. feed Cal State offer Keyboards are provided by Broadcasting. and a major tour. This is was tragically killed in a Dr. Jandt states that 18 of communication courses, it the handyman Don Airey. Ozzy's first studio perform­ flying accident. Almost two the Cal State University seems vital that those His work is interesting, but it ance since the death of Campuses offer at least one students should be able to guitarist Randy Rhoads. On flying accident almost two does not get its fair share of stay closer to home to pursue the mix. The time is kept by communication major, and this new album, Ozzy has years ago. Mr. Lee's three private four-year that major rather than made a conscious effort to performance is as good as Tommy Aldridge. On the commuting outside this current tour Aldridge will be collies in San Bernardino move away from the black could be expected, he is not and Riverside. No private region. magic schtick that has another Randy Rhoads, and replaced by ace-sideman haunted him from coast to that fact should be made Carmine Appice. clear. Jake should be judged Talent Show coast during past tours. His cont'd from page 1 on his own merits as a current angle is as demonic acts. It was a hard decision to students here at Cal State as a Vincent Price or Bella guitarist, and not upon those "The song comes have a lot of talent and will be of someone else. make but we had to cut out a Lugasi movie. complete with assort­ few of the acts so that the using it to entertain and Ozzy's current backing The rest of the current line­ compete for prizes tomorrow up includes original Blizzard ed wolf calls*'* others would have enough line-up is as strong as ever. time to perform. Everyone night. After seeing some of who tried out for the show the students at the auditions The album opens with the had a lot of talent. The skits last Friday, I know that these howling, fast-paced title will be in good taste and they people have put a lot of time track "Bark at the Moon." will be able to do anything and effort into their acts. The song comes complete that they want short of Two of the singers were with assorted wolf calls. animal executions and strip especially talented. "You're No Different," is acts. We had to draw the line Ozzy's answer to the somewhere, but a few risque The skits will be from 5-6 religious zealots who have acts may sneak through, minutes in length. This was been on his heels ever since perhaps including a male done to give as many people he set foot in the United exotic dancer." as possible the opportunity to States. Jake E. Lee comes up This will be a very classy perform in the time available. with an interesting slow show that will give the This annual talent show is blues on the number. "Now students a chance to let their another of the many events You See It (Now You Don't)," hair down and enjoy planned by A.S. to make is another of Ozzy's themselves. It is by no means collie a little more fun. frolicking satirical looks at like some high school Admission is free, sorry no Pomo^aphy. Along with a production. Many of the tomatoes allowed. blistering solo by Jake, there are numerous moaning and groaning overdubs. The Notional Security strongest track on the album, Cont'd from pg 1 4. Submission of three "Rock *n' Roll Rebel," closes average, in the major, of 3.0 letters of recommendation side on^Mr. Lee proye? j^at - -Undergraduate tourses -"rfrom '4ndivi^tol» -who - are- he fits the bill as a lead or practical experience familiar with the student's guitarist on this cut. relative to the National work potential. Side Two opens with Ozzy Ozbourne,Bark At the Moon Security Field, or satis­ "Centre of Eternity." This factory scores on the verbal track opens with an and quantitative portions of Dr. Ackley earned his interesting Gregorian Chant, aptitude test of the Ph.D. at the University of So. CLASSIFIEDS followed by a pipe organ solo Graduation Record Exam­ California in the field of courtesy of Mr. Airey. "So ination. International Studies- ProtoMlofWl Word ProeoMing Tired," is not characteristic Writing Tutor One-third to one-half 3. 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STUDENT OPINION SLIGHTED Letters to the Editor Funds have recently been made available for an excellent new program called the Exceptional Merit Service Award. Ten instructional faculty members and Maintaining Absoiute librarians from each Cal State campus will receive $1500 ABl each for exceptional performance. Students, staff, faculty, and administrators can Reproductive Freedom Dear Editor, nominate individuals that have performed exceptional I would like to applaud the activity, or service to the college. Dear Editor, 1970, the John Hopkins Executive Board of the Cal Although students were encouraged to submit I would like to respond to Hospital Center for Social State Chronicle andCSSAfor nominations, forms were located only in the school the letter in your February Studies in Human Repro­ publicly taking a positive offices and the library director's office. Both locations 29th issue by Jodi Feldbush, duction conducted a study stand on AB 1. When the were inconvenient for day students and totally Abortion is Morally Wrong. which, by comparing women editorial hit the news stands inaccessible for night students. While I understand that, for undergoing abortions and last week, I heard various Hopefully next year the administration will some, abortion is morally women bearing children, objections and homophobic demonstrate that student opinion is really desired and wrong, I do not feel these showed that abortions are no remarks, some of which came make the forms available where students can more morals should be legislated to more traumatic than births. from a member of our very easily get them, i.e. the library circulation desk, the others. Those who profess to Investigators interviewed own A.S. Board of Directors. Student Union desk, and the Evening Services office. be pro-life and work for a and tested women before AB 1 merely extends civil human life amendment, their abortions or deliveries liberties, which racial generally tend to be simply and again 13-16 months after minorities and women anti-choice, and have also the procedures. Jhere were already have, to gay people. Important to Separate fought the Equal Rights no differences between the There is no need to fear this Amendment. In essence, they two groups of women in bill since it does not bind the the Church and the State claim citizenship and measures of self esteem of hands of business with consequent rights begin at social integration." Abortion restrictions or quotas. I Here we are again, watching our tax dollars put to conception and, if you happen good use-that is if you think rehashing an issue settled was not even legalized in the would like to thank the long ago is profitable. to be Wn female, tough luck- United States until the Roe Chronicle for recognizing your rights of citizenship end vs. Wade decision by the this. For the past two hundred years we the people of this at birth! ^untry have sought to maintain perhaps the most Supreme Court in 1973. It Trish Grimes It is true that an enormous seems reasonable that to a A.S. Treasurer important tenet of this democratic government: the amount of development separation of the Church and the State. Now these many woman having a legal occurs within the first three abortion today, with proper Objects to Cartoon years later there are those who are seeking to change months of embryonic this by advocating prayer in public schools, and in medical training and care to development, but with the support her, an alx)rtion Dear Editor, addition, religious institutions will be allowed to use early pr^ancy detection I would like to comment on public school facilities. would be even less traumatic and abortion methods than it was 14 years ago. your choice of political The reasons given to explain why we "need" this available today, what is cartoon in the February 22, change are vague. Has anyone ever been denied to pray Childbirth is the only extracted from the uterus is medical procedure which 1984 issue. I think this choice silently anywhere he or she wishes? Yet that is not more placental then showed poor taste in that the enough; now we will all be given the "right" to pray people consider "just embryonic tissue. rewards" for an activity. If an cartoon compared a war aloud, and those who do not wish to pray will be given While I choose to use device directly with the the "right" to listen whether we like it or not. But it is individual develops lung contraceptive methods which cancer after years of Church. This implies to me for our own good. We are being told that praying together prevent pregnancy, if my that the Church is a is a step in "learning to understand and accept another's smoking, society doesn't say, methods failed, it is "You deserve it, let Nature destructive force to the beliefs." That's fine! But will those who do not adhere to comforting to know that I take its course." On the Soviets in the same manner any religious conviction be given equal time, so that they would have the choice to as the MX missile. Of course, also will be understood? contrary, surgery is terminate my pregnancy, as I performed, and the diseased the rational person will Religion, and one's right to believe or not to believe in a do not have the financial, or realize that while the Soviets supreme being, has always been a personal issue, and lung is removed. But if a any other, means to support a woman becomes pregnant fear the power of the Church, one in which the government was to have no part. What dependent presently. The this power is not life- happened? after a single act of option of adopting a child out intercourse, some say, threatening as that of the would not be a mentally MX. Editorials that are unsigned represent the majofity oplnldh W "You've gotten what you stablizing decision on my I am not against freedom of The Cst State Chronicie's ExecutNe Board. Signed edi-j deserve, now let Nature take part. According to a study toriate and cartoons represent views of the author or artist? its course." And yet, men the press, but this does not quoted on p. 20 in Women's preclude the use of sound and not necessarily oiThe Qei State Chronicie, , I maintain absolute repro­ Health Care, edited by Karen ductive freedom-they simply judgement when choosing Kowalski, while both political cartoons. Editor-ln-Chl*f proclaim, "That's not mine!" Kathryn 0. Yount abortion and childbirth are Mary Messier, Senior traumatic experiences, "In Marty Norton Accounting Ex«eutlv* Editor Production Editor Lisa Beard Brad A. Pivar

Layout Artlatt The Results of Unwanted Children Susan L. Altman To the Editor: hair and skin nearly boiled off Jeri Reed involved in giving up a child. TypoMttor Michelle L. Sylvia I have patiently read the with scalding water. I have After caring for it for 9 Ptiotographer editorials against abortion seen little girls with cigarette Kathleen M. Coles Jan Bruggeman months, very few women are that have appeared in the burns over their breasts and able to give up their rights to Chronicle the past few weeks, buttocks. Some of the scenes it. and I have kept my peace. I have witnessed are so The question of victims of Offica Mnnogar Buslnoaa Managor However, I know that holding gruesome that the doctors rape and incest is an even Lillian J. Enstrom Diane Lang my breath is not going to treating them have had to more important reason to make me or anyone else feel steady themselves before have legal abortion. Causing TM Cat State Chronlcte PoScte* The Cal State Chronlete is published under the control of the CSCSB PuUtcations Board. It is any better, so I will have my attempting treatment. These a women to bear the child of a publtshed ^ a weekly^sis (or a Iota! of 26 issues less quarter breaks arrd finalexam periods. Contact say as well. people should not have had the office^ 'Si/'-TtffyS50P State ColieQO Parkway, San Bernardino, CA., 92407, for fortfter violent atack is to make her information. I am very strongly children, but either because live it over and over again. Lettori to the EAter should be kept to a maximum of one and or>e-hatf typed pages. Laners which supportive of a woman's of social, family or personal aback any person may be held until that person has Ited lime torespond in the same issue as the other How much love could you ieber. Lebers must include name and address, a phorte number, and must be sigrted, although names right to choose the course of pressures, they have. And have for a child that is a will be Withheld upon request All material becomes property of The Cal State Chrontete. her life, even if that means then to rid themselves of the The Cat State Ctirontete reserves tfie right to edit aH copiessulimitted In order to comply with space product of force and violence? requirements snd irbei Isws. choosing her preferred path problem after birth they Men are all too willing to Advertising requests should be addressed or directed to the Business Manager at tfie address and number above. in life over that of her unborn slowly, almost methodically take away the right of self- Cteselted Ads may be adered similarly except that such ads for students, faculty, and staff of child. I have seen the results attempt to kill the child. CSCSB of reasonable length are free. determination of women. We Ad and Copy Daatfflnas are the Thursday preceding the date of publication. Copy received after of bearing unwanted These are not the only affects women have to work to keep that date appears in the paper on a space available basis. ITw Cal tateChronlcte reserves the right children. I can guarantee that of unwanted children, there 10 refuse to print ads and copy submlbed aber the deadline. the sanctity of our bodies. It AdvertMng Poltcy. Tlw Cai State Chronlcte accepts advertising in good faith but makes no it is an uglier sight by far is an even larger problem of is the only thing we can truly warranty, and does not check any goods or services advertised for validity. than the abortion of a 12 the mental health of the The Cal State Chronlete is funded by an annual allocation from the Associated Students to cover control; once that control is the costs of printing and expenses. It is distributed free to students and the community. The remainder week old fetus. I have seen mother carrying the baby. gone, what is left of us? of the funding is generated by The Cal State Ctirontete Itself. children brought into the There is a great deal of pain, emergency room with their as any mother knows, Anonymous