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iii iMIiliii iiifiiiiiiiiii^^ 1 CSUSB Golf Team Has Special Feature: Summer Movies Student To Direct Three Winners Redlands Bowl page 7 pages 10-12 page 16 THE CHRONICLE Volume21, Number29 Cal §l:ai:e, San Bernardino June lo, i987 A.S. Awards Student Leaders by Dennis Nadalin The movers and shakers of the clubs and oi^anizations here at CSUSB were honored at the first annual Spring Awards Luncheon held last Friday at the Lower Commons. The event was jointly sponsored by the Associated Studimts, the Committee for Clubs, the Greek Council and the Serrano Village Council Over 80 people attended. Leadership was the theme of the keynoe presentation by Dean of Students, Peter Wilson. "Good leaders," said Wilson, "Are competent in two areas and have two characteristics." He said the leaders must have clear vision which he defined as the ability to focus attention on what could be. A second competency is the ability thr^nrffluiifWe. "Vithout communication you can't induce enthusiasm for your ideas," Wilson said. He said that the two characteristics of good leadership are the willingness to delegate authority and the good sense to break irrational rules. Wilson said that the clubs and organizations here on campus are good training grounds for future leaders. "We are very interested in having good student leaders here Cost members oj play; Agytes oj God at CSUSB," Wilson concluded. Play review; Agnes of God by John PurceD Agnes. are also excellent. arranged as the director sees fit for The script becomes extremel} Some who saw it may still be each performance), room 143 in involved when Agnes' singing trying to get Tilly's monotonous Matheson, a lecturer in the the Creative Arts building. reminds Dr. Livingstone of her CSUSB's University Theatre whining out of their heads. Theatre Arts Department does In fact, all the seats have been sister, who died in a convent put on the show of the year last Carol Lynne Damgen, who a fine job of portraying Sister sold for the three shows that ran because the mother superior Thursday. The department's plays Agnes in CSUSB's Miriam Ruth, a middle-aged last week and the four that run this would not send for a doctor. production oiMgnes of God is production of John Pielmeir's woman who has turned to the week banning today and running Livingstone's deep-rooted anger truly wonderful. play, is definitely not a whiner.She church after finding herself a through Saturday. All the shows with the Catholic Church clashes It is likely that anyone who saw handles the part with remarkable failure as a mother and wife. begin at 8:15. with Sister Miriam's contempt for the film version of the story would skill. Matheson's performance holds The sell-outs may be attributed the science of psychology. find this hard to believe. After all, "I agreed with some of (Tilly's) the play together. to the limited number of seats in Another complication is Agnes' the movie was pathetic. interpretations," said Damgen. Matheson said that Damgen the theatre. But Damgen says there apparent ignorance of where It wasn't Jane Fonda's fault. ^ "But I thought she tended to be a spent countless hours rehearsing is another reason. babies come from. She seems She was great as Dr.Livii^tone,a bit self-indulgent." for the sections of the play where She says, "Especially in San completely innocent. psychiatrist who is given the job of Self-indulgent is one thing. Tilly she has to sing. Agnes is a gifted Bernardino people are more than Laura Vechione said she was determining the sanity of a nun was simply painful to watch. singer and Dan^en proves that she happy to see something they've surprised she was given the part of who is accused of murdering her Damgen, a senior drama major, to has that gift. heard of." the doctor. "I thought if I got newborn baby. The child is found is a joy to watch as she acts out the But while the lyrics were But don't despair if you are bent anythmg it would be Agnes in a wastepaper basket minutes role she says is one of the most written into the script, music had on seeing this production. because I'm younger than after Agnes gives bith. challenging she has ever done. to be composed for use in this According to Damgen, a good everyone else." Vechione is 19 Anne Bancroft was good too. "Fve never felt this good about a production. Dr. Loren Filbeck number of the seats are being years old. She played Mother Miriam Ruth, part before," she said. of CSUSB's Music Department, resold because season ticke- Damgen said the selection came Agnes' Mother Superior, who tries And rightly so. wrote the music for the lyrics holders have reserved seats but are as a surprise to many of the people to keep Dr. Livingstone firom, The other two members of the Damgen sang so well. not attending. If tickets are not in the department "There were a "Cutting her mind to pieces." cast, Laura Vechione (Dr. The play is being performed to picked up by 8:15 on the night of But the film was pathetic Livingstone) and Diann Lee sell-out audiences in the bl^k box the play, they are resold to those in See Agnes, Page 5 because of Meg Tilly, who played Matheson (Mother Miriam Ruth) theatre (a small room that can be line at the ticket window. The Chronicle June 10, 1987 Gropp Ayn Rand Responds Organization to "Billie 99 Edltor-ln-Chief To the Editor, Proposed Kathleen Audet To THE I am responding to the letter printed on June 3 from "Billie", a To the Editor self proclaimed witch. I certainly Ayn Rand was a writer/ agree that freedom of religion philosopher who deeply Copy Editor should include ALL types ot influenced the lives of many Matt Pollack EDITOR religions, even those that do not people. Since her death several believe in God. , years ago, over 100 new campus If we start legislating religion, it organizations have formed ' to Production Editor will do MUCH more harm than discuss her philosophy and its Sue Choiniere good. There was existive church- applications. Book Co-op Will Buy state cooperation in the Dark I would like to help form an Ages, and it is easy to understand Ayn Rand discussion group here why 500-1550 were approx. at CSUSB-and to take this Business/Advertising Your Books For Less citied as the Dark Ages. Millions opportunity to ask others who were killed in the name of religion. noi^t wi^ to partidpate to Manager I hope that we never lose our Heidi Becker Dear Editor,(to all students) at the Student Union. Bring your contact me at 887-4924. right to worship anyone we want, Steve Levy books there and mark your own r^ardless of whom you believe in. Prcffessor, Management The quarter's almost over- prices. Of course, you'll probably Sincerely, Department whew!! Like me, some of you want the price to be competitive Bill J. Gropp Jr. don't believe in collecting every with the other books. For every text book that you've used in your book that you buy or sell, there's a Advertising Assistant coil^e years. £k), you bring your $.50 service charge. That's still a Laura Mihid books to the school bookstore and good deal better than what you leave with a few dollars more in » n find at the University your wallet. The next quarter, by E okstore. You don't have to lose chance, you happen to stumble on an arm or a to get your books. Letter to the Professer the very book you sold a quarter iy the way, I don't work for the ago. You notice what the mark up CO- )p. Have a good vacation. Dear Professor, to give up. I was convinced I Circulation Manager is, and you start fuming for the 1 know, it's the end of the couldn't write; how well I David Warren next thirty minutes or so. — sinojrely. quarter; you've just turned in your remember that first A...and the For those of you who are tired first C. You taught me to risk last grade sheet and all you can sharing my soul on paper. When I of this vicious cycle, don't despair. Sincerely, think about is getting away from was timid you wanted me to be There is a Co-operative bookstore Mimi Chih here. bold. Your encouragement kept me trying until I accepted the But couldn't you stay just one validi^ of my own wort more day? You see, I'd like to Writers You've attended so many share the proudest moment of my commencements, they all look life with you-the day we both Anthony Parrish Should Education Dept Teach alike now. But couldn't you sit have worked so hard to reach. I'm through just one more? My whole Sandra Plunk graduating from collie. Cum family will be there, even my neice John Purcell laude even. And without you Controversial Issues? from Minnesota, 1 wish you could Wendy Theroux there, it won't be quite the same. C. E. Thompson Are there only winners and today. I feel, though, that being a meet them. I'm the first to finish losers in an educational testing student 1 am not as aware of these These last two years, you've coU^e, you see, and it's pretty situatkm? Or can all students be controversies in depth and of the given me your talent, your special for us. They'll probably winners? different perspectives by which to experience, and your patience. embarrass me by cheering or analyze them. If I had been You never let me feel dumb no something (I hope), and you can -."J'. I was pondering these questions exposed to these issues through matter how many crazy que^ons lau^ as I wipe my joyful teara on and answers to them after 1 came many years of teaching 1 came up with. And, in the words the sleeve of my gown. out of teaching credential r ' experience, I prob^ly could have of a song I love, "You taught me Cotildn't you stay one more interview with two faculty replied to the faculty members in not to settle when I could excel." day? I want so much to shake your members. This interview was Photographers lengthy paragraph form. Up until now, I've always quit hand and let you know how partially to determine my Mary Anne Gotheridge I feel that all students can be rather than risk failure. I rarely grateful I am to you. Maybe youll suitability for teaching. I felt like a Dennis Nadalin winners if they have a fiill deck of finished anythii^ I started. You feel proud because you inspired loser after coming out of this cards in their hands. What I mean gave me difficult things to leam me and gave me somethii^ of yourself to take with me. Thank interview. by a full deck of cards in their hand and I worked hard to prove to you for helping me become The foculty members asked me is that the students should have myself that 1 could leam them. You asked me to think and to something special. A teacher, like questions about current access to the information needed write about ideas and concepts I you. Thank you for the unique gift controversial social issues. These to answer current social issues never knew existed. You only a teacher can give; your Layout Artists issues affect teachers today in the in the classroom. I propose that the challenged me to keep growing legacy to my future students. classroom. One question education department **own up" Suzanne Dinkfield when the pressure made me want Barbara Muir to its responsit^ty by requiring all Karen Henry concerned a child studying a text that only mentioned evolutionism future teachers to tt^e a seminar Kevin Homey . as the basis for man's origins. They course entitled, "Controversial Ed Sterling asked what 1 would say to a boy's Issues in Today's Sdiools." The Chronicle Staff fatha if he did not want his son All students taking the seminar reading the required science text would have an equal intdlectual Wishes to Congratulate that precluded any mention of understanding in a faculty oeatioDism. How would I handle interview. Isn't that what Kim Schnepp, this controverrial issue? education is about-winners, not Typesetters I am sure there are many angles losers. Teach students to be Next Year's Editor-in- Chief. Kiwi Herrera in. which to view issues- winners. Anonymous Kevin Homey confronting public school teachers Nicole Roche' Coyote Chronkie PoUcies

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The CoyoU Chronkk excluding quarter breaks and holidays — for a total of thirty (30) Issues. All submitted copy must be typed and double spaced 550$ Vniversky Pky. Adeertlslng requests should t>e addressed or directed to tfie Advertising Manager or Busirtess Editorials and/or commentaries that are unsigned represent tfie maiortty opinion, ttte San Bematdtto, CA 92407 Manager at the address or number below. The Chronicle accepts advertising In good teith. but otist, and not necessarily tfwse of ttte Cal State Chronicle. (714) 807-7497 makes no warranty, and does not check advertised goods or services for validity. The Chronicle June 10,1987 Administration Continues Narrow- Official Holiday In Minded Foreign Policy Black History Included among the activities by Donald Richard Moscow! What a dangerously wonder that the current The Inland Empire 'June- simplistic view of a potential and government in Nicaragua does not teenth' Emancipation Celebration scheduled diuing the upcoming The foreign policy of the immunent disaster. tow the U.S. line? Committe in conjunction with celebration are: Gospel singing, Reagan Administration is a Another example of the Reagan It should come to no one's local merchants and community soul and jazz music, guest veritable travesty. This is Administration's narrow-minded surprise that more than a few organizations is sponsoring its speakers, celebrities, booths and principally due to the White view of the world is the situation in nations have shrewdly taken annual celebration on Sunday, games for adults and kids. It will House's unwavering tunnel- Nicaragua. Our president advantage of Washington's June 21st on the campus of Cal be a family afbir and all events visioned belief that all of the describes the US-backed contras hyperparanoic view that any State University San ^mardino. and programs are open for public world's conflict and tension is due as "freedom fighters". In truth the group not pro-America must be to and directly related to the U.S.- contras are composed of many pro-^viet. Right-wing dictatorial U.S.S.R. emulation. Take a look members who are former strongmen the world over have and see for yourself. One example compatriots of that scoundrel played on America's fear of can be found in the U.S.'s Anastasio Somoza and his clan. communism as a means of relationship with South Africa. The Sandanistas are viewed by the appropriating military and Now, supposedly, the Reagan US administration as the economic support which they then Administration is appalled at the communist scourge of the earth utilize to suppress their own imposition of apartheid in perhaps who foment' revolution citizens. These scoundrels include the most stringently racist r^me throughout the western Chile's Augusto Pinochit, former on the planet. The administration hemisphere and who take orders Philippines President Marcos, terms the abominable discrimin­ from Moscow. The truth is, yes, former Cuban President atory system of South Africa as Nicaragua does have military and Fulgencio Batista, Korea's barbaric and reprehensible. But, diploeconomic relations wi^ the President Chun Doo Huan to when the time for action comes Soviet Union. The question is name of few. At the present rate, against the South African why? Perhaps it is due to past U.S. the U.S. may find itself isolated not government, run by that P.W. activity in this Central American of its own accord, but because of Botha and the conservative nation. During the tyrannical rule the colonialist attitude which we Afrikaners, the administration of the brutal Somoza regime, it seem to view many so-caUed third insists we must go slow; n(H be too was the U.S. which propped up world nations. We must cease hasty because the Soviet Union is Nicaragua, both militarily and viewing these nations as nothing waiting in the wings to take over economically. For some fity years more than pawns to be South Africa. In fact, the Reagan the Sandinistas, who arose out of maneuvered as befits the East- Administration has the temerity to the Martyrdom of General West antagonism. We must realize assert that the ongoing struggle in Augusto Sandino, fought to oust that these nations have problems South Africa is not due to the non- the U.S.-backed Somozas. It was which are inherent to their regions white's attempt to gain some the U.S. that sent American troops and that are deep-seated and measure of voice in how they are into that nation on more than one should be dealt with thusly. governed. No, the true culpets of occasion in order to protect There is a familiar adage which South African unrest,, acoor<^ to American husin^ interests wfa^ Anraican trnikcil. the White House, is --{get this)- were vital in the suppression of the should adhere. Ybu know the one: the communists of South Africa Nicaraguan masses. After finally You can pay now or you know who receive instructions from toppling Somoza in 1979, is it any you'll have to pay later.

participation. The local group gave the following historical background: Student Leaders In 1619, about 20 black slaves arrived in Jamestown, Virginia and for the ensuii^ 253 years the slave trade of black people flourished. But on September 22 1862, the President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, signed and issued The Emancipation Proclamation' abolishing slavery in America. However, it was not until June 19, 1865, Major Gordon Granger landed in Galveston, Texas and issued the general order known in U.S history as the 'Granger Acf declaring, that in accordance with the proclamation from the President of the United States, all slaves are free. This date, June 19th, commonly called 'Juneteenth' had been celebrated in an unofficial capacity since the 'Granger Act' 1865, especially in the state of Texas. In 1979, then freshman State Representative A1 Edwards, from District 85 of Houston, Texas < authored and sponsored official holiday in Texas. This is the first official statewide holiday in recognition of an event involving Black people. This important event in Black History will become one more element to draw the people of the total community closor together. Standing from left to right: Don Sapronetti, Scribner, Ed Reyes, Paul Mata, Tiffany For booth space or additional John Richardson, Joani George, Brian Wood, Buckley, Claudia Hartado, Maria Rosas, Veda information contact 1987 'Juneteenth' program chair­ Wendy Kellogg, Lori Sabin (Alpha Delta Pi), Hunn, Michael DeGrasse. person Anthony Glover at 875- photo by Dennis Nadalin Pat Lazier, Elva Baeza, Paulette Brown, John 8271. '•• -V:

The Chronicle June 10,1987 Dance Club To Perform First Concert by Sheila Huggins Cal Sute University, San Banardino has its very own version of Tame* right here on campus. It*$ the Univosity Dance Qub, which has exi^_fOT_Qaly, one quarter, but is re^y to perform their first coitcert, free of charge, to anyone interested in dance. The fifteen members, directed Dance Prttfessor Gilda Gant, iBib' bm practicing for eight weda to perform a concert on June 12 at 7:30pm in the small gymnasium. It will feature dandng from all of the members who also helped dKxeograph the routines wifo help from their director.

The club got started when Gant asked her dance classes if anyone would be interested in forming a club to enhance their knowledge of dance, sound, and choreography. Students showed a great deal of interest, and thus a dub was in the mal^g. At this time, the club is in it's probation peri(^ but by next year it should be an established club on campus.

Anyone interested in joining the dance club should contact Gilda Gant in the PE Department. Just think, this could be your start to somdhing lag! But even if you don't make it to Broadway, youH ^ State's DaiiceOub, Dance Images, practices 'Changes', a dance they cboret^phed. Clockwise from bottom center DawnlUchirdson '' sure have a lot of fim trymg in this Talesy Bennett Wicfrelle Wd>ley Angela Farrar Andrea Winkler Sandra Bdtran Debbie DoweU Kristine Miller ^ . photo by Dennis Nadalin

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photo Mary Anne Gotheridge week the last piece of natural Chapparel on campus was bulldozed. The Chronicle June 10, 1987 Agnes Student Refuses To Dissect Animal (continued'from page 1...) by Anthony Parrish Although the school authorities However, Dr. Fehn believes that just being "scramish," she is is to be a weaker person. On this lot of people in the department in Victorville have given high the university should adopt such a however, a v^tarian and objects note, however, Jenifer is who thou^t she couldn't pull it school sophmore Jenifer Graham policy. the idea of senseless animal use. displaying great strength and off." the ultimatum 'Dissect of fluck', During the five years he has Dr. Finsen believes that ou^t to be supported. this action is deemed inappro­ taught Biology and conducted Jenifer's refusal to participate in Dr. Finsen also believes the But ^e did. The scenes where priate according to Dr. Richard laboratories, Dr. Fehn has never certain laboratory exercises has school board has taken an Dr. Livingstone addresses the Fehn. Dr. Fehn is Biologist and a. had a student to ultimately r^use several inherent provisions. First irrational position. The officials audience are some of the most CSUSB biology instructor. any laboratory exercises. If evCT of all, students are provided an are criticiz^ for not considering chilling and thought-provoking Dr. Fehn, a noted ethical confronted with this situation he opportunity to rationally think Jenifer's consistency in her belief. moments in the play. biologist, supports Jenifer's would not pressure the student to through what is being done in position. he feels she is a participate. laboratories. Secondly, as well as Agreeing with Dr. Fehn that the Vechione said the part was the conscientious student and her Students have rejected to consequently, her objection university should adopt a policy most challenging role she's refusal to dissect laboratory handling cadavers, however, in provides an alternative to allowing students to opt out of worked with yet, because she is this situation. Dr. Fehn simply animals is justified-noting she is a laboratory animal usage. Thirdly, certain laboratory exercises. Dr. more of a comedic actor and illustrated the use of cadavers, vegitarian and does not use animal a challenge to technology to offer Finsen notes that there is a because, "I really don't like the products. explaining that this person willed an alternative is also provided. precedence already set. Other himself to the study of science. character. I mean, if I actually met Many have expressed their Is it morally right to use animals schools have this type of policy. Therefore the student carried out her, I'd probably hate her." observation of the situation as as we please? Are human lives the expired person's desire. saved by each student dissecting an Moreover, Dr. Finsen expressed a being 'staged'. Dr. Fehn, believes "She's really a hard woman," Invariably this student evolved to animal? Is there new information willingness to initiate the process this is true. However, he states it is be the most eager participant. being gained? These are the of adoptii^ such a policy. said Vechione. "And I'm nothing a loss to the student for her not to A lesson that we all can learn. questions Dr. Finsen believes we like that." participate in the laboratory Dr. Fehn suggests, is to look at a ought to consider. Although, "Dr. Fehn is an exercises. Furthermore, he critizes situation from another standpoint, Dr. Finsen does not believe that exceptional man" and is assured Damgen, who has starred in a the school official for not then decide the executorial Jenifer and her attcHueys are he practices ethics in his number of CSUSB productions, cooperating with Jenifer. actions. merely "staging" this event. laboratories. Dr. Finsen says ethics including Ghost Sonata and Jenifer has offered to perform However, even if it was staged, are not commonly practiced. Clandestine Marraige, says it was alternate duties in order to pass the Dr. Fehn is praised by his "there is nothing wrong with it", While studying, she too, refused to difficult playing >^es next to colleagues and animal rights laboratory part of the course. says Dr. Finsen. Jenifer's actions participate in certain laboratory Vechione's Dr. Livin^tone. advocates for his ethical-based However, the school has refused to are a parallelism to that of the exercises. Her instructor simply pra(^ces in his laboratories. comply. Dr. Fehn suggests the Blacks in the early Civil Rights excused her. school should provide a waiver for Dr. Fehn along with Dr. Susan movement Blacks refusing to sit in "Laura and I are very good Jenifer to sign. This would release Finsen will address these issues in a the rear of the bus or eat in friends-which makes it difficult their liability for Jenifer's loss of forum at the local branch of An "colored" restaurants has made Finally, Dr. Finsen believes because I feel I have anything to knowledge as a result of non- Association of Laboratory Animal our society a better place to live in. certain laboratory exercises are a say about her character I don't participation. Sciences, in June. Raising moral consciousness is the "brutalizing experience" for some know how to approach her. And "Education means addressing underlying theory. students. The dissecting process (at I'm sure she has the same problem issues". Dr. Fehn stated. However, Jenifer Graham is considered as This issue is also a Student's Jenifer's level) is redundant and working with me." the school is avoiding two very a most "admirable person". At Rights issue. Dr. Finsen believes void of a real learning experience. importaiit issues—an issue of the ( Jeast, Dr. Susan Finsen, an that a studenthas a ri^t to ot9eca> Reqiuring. ^o jjissect Also noUForthy is the students' rights, an issue of a closed Animal Rights' advocate, and a to what is being done in a animals is to implicit! ^rain them which was built by Joshua King. It system of learning. CSUSB Philosophy instructor, classroom, if not morally to ignore their feelings and to be is practical for the frequent Presently, CSUSB does not thinks so. conducive. Many students have insensitive to animals. In Great entrances and exits the characters have a policy which would give a Considerii^ the facts, Jenifer either suffered throi^h similar Britain people become doctors make and perfectly suited to the student the option of signing a not only is an objector to situations or have dropped out of a without even dissecting a single play which enters on dialogue, not 'release of liability' form. dissecting laboratory animals, nor course altogether. To do either one animal. flash. Executive Director of CPEC To Speak At Campus Commencement Ceremony William H. Pickens, executive Don't compete director of the California with a Postsecondary Education Commission (CPEC), will speak Kaplan student- at Cal State, San l^mardino's be one. commencement ceremony Why? Consider this: More stu­ Saturday, June 20. Civic Education dents increase their scores afler The outdoor proceeding, held taking a Kaplan prep course than on the lawn between the Pfau after taking anything else. Project Receives Why? Kaplan's test-taking tech­ Library and the university's niques and educational programs • physical education building, will have 50 yeat s of experience be­ be^n at 5:30 "p.m. for the nearly hind them V/e know students. National Award And we know what helps boost 1000 ^aduates plus their families their confidence and scoring and friends. potential. Pickens has been with CPEC So if you need preparation for The Civic Education since 1975 when he joined as a the LSAT, GMAI MCAT. GRE, DAI Enchancement Project, developed ADVANCED MEDICAL BOARDS. staff member for the state agency and directed by Dr. Gordon TOEFL, NURSING BOARDS. NTE. which plans and coordinates Stanton (Education), was CPA. INTRO. TO LAW SPEED education beyond high school. In READING, or others, call us. presented a Bicentennial Why be at a disadvantage? 1978 be was appointed director of Leadership Award 'for exemplary fiscal analysis for the commission contributions to the Bicentenni^ and in 1986 he was named the of the U.S. Constitution and the »KAPLAN STANUY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CIMTERITD. chief executive officer of the Bill of Rights. 'Dr. Stanton agency. He is responsible for a 55- accepted the award at a conference member staff and serves as chief sponsored by the Council for the advocate for the commission's Advancement of Citizenship May ENROLLING NOW! !isit us at our policies and recommendations. center,iT>.s-v 11185• • 'yr •••wsri—'*Moi, view Ave.. 14-15 in Washington, D.C. #161, Loma,Lii Linda, CA 92354. OrcaJf us days, evenings or weekends. Our Pickens has teaching experience phone number; (714) 796-3727. at the University of California at Dr. Stanton's program, funded Davis where he earned a Ph.D. in by the CSU, assists university economic history. He also has been a visiting lecturer teaching William H. Pickens higher education finance at the University of California at Berkeley. American Association of States, the National Center for His experience has led Pickens Governing Boards, the National Higher Education Management to perform a wide variety of Conference of State L^latures, Systems and the Pennsylvania consultancy work for the the Education Commission of the State System of Higher Education. The Chronicle June 10,1987 SZL A Wild Experience

For the hearty adventurer, by Jc^ R. Horton Remote camping is what the many remote areas without YPS It seems like ages ago when a name implies, camping in a (tistflnt, undeveloped area. You are also legal for camping. carload of carefree campers in won't find picnic tables, Northeast and east of Lake Southern California could just barbeques, or toilets here. And, Arrowhead is a vast range loaded park in a nearby mountain except for perhaps a nearby with opportunity. The Crab Flats wilderness area and pitch a cabin stream, there's no mnning water. and Holcomb Creek r^on affords tent. By most appearances, that (Forest Rangers advise against off-roading galore and sites near bygone era seems stifled forever. drinking the water without first creeks loaded with trout, both wild Fortunately, things aren't and stocked. Plus, the Pacific Crest always as they seem. boiling it for five minutes.) Trail is nearby. And, much of this Before lamenting the loss of the All three Ranger Districts are good of camping, consider situated almig the 101 mile stretch prime remote area is accessible by auto and RV! Campers nosing that modem-day remote camping in of roadway known as Rim of the way will need to obtain a remote the ^ Bernardino Mountains. If World Highway. This historic old permit from that district, rule for you long for real wildemess timber and mining road skirts a all Ranger Districts. seclusion, remote camping is for panoramic crest between the cities Although YPS abound in the you. of San Bernardino and Redlands. Big Bear r^on, the district is so Also known as dispersed Closest to San Bernardino, expansive and near total Qnmping, this rustic mode Arrowhead Ranges District sports roughing it will g^ you fv away a multitude of remote camping wildemess so abundant that many possibilities. Surprisingly, some from crowded camj^ounds. choose to go totally remote. very pristine sites can be reached photos by John R. Horton With the diversity of camping Many hunting and "plinking" by two wheel drive or RV. Most of enthusiasts opt for this district opportunities ofiered, one can Inspiring vista views are benefits of remote camping remote camp by RV, auto, 4x4, or these more accessible campsites because both are legal throughout in the Arrowhead Ranger District. are tabbed Yellow Post Sites on foot ScramUing over rutted much 01 the rugged terra firma logging roads, hoofi^ over cross­ (YPS) by the Forest Service. there. Northwest of Big Bear Lake, For the dispersed camper who Coon Creek Jumpoff is a great country terra&ma, or cruising on A ^rt drive up conifer and oak the Big Pine Flat area presents suddenly craves civilized option for dispersed campers. It graded, well maintained forest shaded Keller pe^ Road yields no many miles of forest roads and entertainment. Big Bear City is sports one of the most roads are options open for treks to fewer than II YPS. The single spurs leading to wildlands. only minutes away. breathtaking, expansive views potential remote campsites in the ammenity at these and other North of the lake itself is Bia Bear has bera characterized offered anywhere in the San San Bemardinos. Forest Service YPS sites is a fire Holcomb Valley. If remote is what by a major Southern California Bemardinos. And a bit of lore is And, in the three National ring. you see, consider that in July of newspaper travel writer as a haven still evident here, as the remnants Forest Ranger Districts of the San However, open fires are 1986, hundreds of mountain men of aunthentidty, a far cry from of a miner's cabin is extant as Bernardino Mountains, all remote related accordmg to seasonal descended on this area for a rowdy plastic resort communities. This Coon Creek Calnn. sites are free! check on fire restrictions. rendevous. 'real' community is situated almost Beyond the cabin and to the dead center on the 101 mile jumpoff, an exhilarating mountaintop trek from San experience awaits campers Bernardino to Redlands. roughing it remote style, around Southeast but still in the B^ the campfire, observing the Bear District is WUdhorse Creek nighttime spectacle of the distant country, accessible to RVs, autos, desert and valley view. and 4x4's and other off-roaders However, one aborted trek to desiring to penetrate deeper yet the jumpoff by an off-road group into wildemess. Trout abound in makes for a good reminder for pools and riffles of the creek. remote campers. Traversing back to Highway 38 The weather bad cleared after and continuing toward Redlands an autumn rain, and we were is San Gorgonio Ranger District, headed toward Coon Creek by for the less civilized and Jumpoff," said Dean Hilleman, developed of the three. president of Inland Empire 4x4 Here as elsewhere, the rule for Club; "when we got to the remote campers is no trace entrance of the forest road, it had a camping- Please, Rangers caution, locked gate across it." never camp in meadows, locate at "Later, a Ranger told me that least 200 feet from water, trails, the roads were so mushy, that even and other campers, and take out our RVs probably couldn't get in what you take in. or out." Here, too, a remote permit is required. Cont. on page 7

CSUSB Recreational Sports presents SUMMER RECREATION The following prograss are offered on a drop-ixi heais. Partlclpaticn la lialted to card^olding aeabere of the CSUSB Caspua COBB&unlty and their dependente. Student 1«D« cards froo Spring Quarter, 1967, are valid for these pr^grau. Recreatioiial opportuiilties abound for remote campers In the San Bemardinos. Swimming Hoed«7-Saturd*y, Jtnt 22 to higaax 29. llsOOia - IsOOpn, Caapos CoBunlty onlr. I:00-Ss00^, Caapua C«aniElt7 t tha public. (Loekar rosaa aTallablt K-F ocly.)

Recreational Sports Schedule BasketbaD Tuasdaya, Juna 30 to Jtogust 23. 6;3i>-9:OOpB, locker So^a open.

JUNE 10 3 GN 3 BASKEriBAlIa FINKLS 2:45 P.M. GYM v/A Volleyball Tbursdayi, July 2 to Angast 27. 6:30-9i00pa, loekar feooaa opan. JUNE 11 1000 YD. FREESTYLE 4:00 P.M. POX For Bore infonatiou, call 8S7-7U6 or 887-7562. Thask you. JUNE 12 SCFTBALL CHAMPS vs. ALL-STARS 4:00 P.M. FIELD #1 C • S • V • s - JUNE 13 RECREATICNRL SWMONG 1:00-5:00 P.M. POTX

JUNE 14 RECREATIGNAL SWIFMING 1:00-5:00 P.M. POOL

JUNE 20 RECREATICKAL SWIMING 1:00-5:00 P.M. POOL ENJOY YOUR SUMMER! The Chronicle June 10,1987 Three CSUSB Golfers Win AU

The Coyote Golf team played their entire 1987 schedule with three All-American golfers on the squad. However, the team had no idea until the NCAA Division III golf championships were over on May 22. The Coyotes finished as the fourth best team in the nation on that date. Enroute to that lofty perch, golfers Dave Gutierrez, Chip Nelson, and John LaRose were honored for their four rotmds of golf at the national championship. Dave Gutierrez, a junior, finished tied for 16th out of the 120 golfers competing. The 29- year-old Gutierrez averaged 76 for the 72 hole tourney. Gutierrez is third team All-American for 1987. Junior Chip Nelson completed the tourney tied for 19th place averaging just over 76 for the championship rounds. The 6-foot- 2 Nel^n is an Honorable Mention All-American for 1987. Nelson transferred to CSUSB from Palomar Junior College near San Di^o and is a Finance major. The third Coyote golfing All- American is John LaRose. A Computer Science major, LaRose is also a 1987 Honorable Mention All-American by virtue of his 24th place finish. LaRose transferred to Cal State after two years of golf at Riverside City College and four Gary Dechsle years of varsity experience at Chip Nelson Moreno Valley High.

1986-87 CSUSB COYOTE SEASON RESULTS

sport win/loss

SOCCER 12-7 (Most wins posted in a season, 11 shutouts.) CROSS COUNTRY-WOMEN'S 9-1

CROSS COUNTRY-MEN'S 5-5

VOLLEYBALL 26-12 (Team bid to NCAA Regional tourney, finish 4f.h in the West.)

BASKETBALL-MEN'S 13-13 (Most wins posted in a season.)

BASKETBALL-WOMEN'S 14-12 ^ (left to right) David Grbonay, Brad Casdorph, photo by Dan Durst t Dave Gutierrez, Chip Nelson, John La Rose, Gary BASEBALL 18-15 Dechsle, Chip Haugel, Coach Greg Price (Inaugural season) (continued from page 6) But the area near the river itself jaunt takes you, you'll need a 1 SOFTBALL 16-12 reminds one of several sandy $1.00 Forest Service map and an (Inaugural season) Underestimating road stretches along the Colorado information packet For both conditions at any time, spring River. This is healthy sun in the contact the Public Information through winter, two or four wheel fun country, and off-roading Office of the San Bemardioc TENNIS-MEN'S 13-6 drive, can detour a remote ATVs have a blast. RVs have no National Forest, 144 North camping trip. problem gaining access here. Mountain View Avenue, San TENNIS-WOMEN'S 11-5 Awaiting "plinkers" is the Backpackers bent for remote Bernardino, CA 92408; (714) r^on north of Angeles Oaks, lands frequently use nearby trail 383-5588. GOLF 16-3-1 where a maze of forest roads wind- 1W04 to penetrate into Siberia Remote camping in the San (4th place in NCAA Division III from Seven Oaks to Seven Pines. Creek territory, long recognized as Bemardinos offers RV feasibility a superb trout fishery. and off-road capability. Or, National Championships, undefeated The Santa Ana River yields browns and rainbow trout, and the Here and in all the districts, heartier yet, you can pack it in on in last 17 matches.) occasional silver salmon that nearly unlimited remote your back. migrates down the ten miles from camping opportunities await Whichever way you plan to CSUSB OVERALL 153-91-1 Big Bear Lake. This is flat bush dispersed campers. And about the travel to a rugged destination, the (Winning percentage of .624) country, where chaparral and only transportation one might unique outdoors experience of mesquite take dominion over the shun is a Mercedes. remote camping will leave you land. Regardless of the district your breathless. The Chronicle June 10,1987 New Dean For School Of Bonnett Namedm Social And Behavioral Sciences A sociologist whose career by the addition of Dr. Bonnett*s Ph.D. program In sociology at has been devoted to the issues knowledge and perspective." CUNY, Bonnett holds a master's blacks and West Indian Dr. Ward McAffee, who degree In the suli!)ect from the immigrants. Dr. Aubrey Btmnett diaired the selection Cal State University of Alberta, Canada of the City University of New committee, stated, "In my role and a B.A. m^na cum laude York (CUNY) wiD b^ome the on the search committee, I was from Inter-American University new dean of tte School of Social not only impressed by Dr. of Puerto Rico. and Behavioral Sciences at Bonnett's academic credmtials, Bonnett has focused much of CaHfomia State University, San but by his personal bearing as his research and writing on the Bernardino, effective September welL The Schmd of Social and acculturation of West Indian 1. Bdiavioral Sciences is looking immigrants In America. His Currently chair of the forward to working with him in expertise led him to advise a Sociology Department of the coming years." cosmetMogist's association in Hunter College at CUNY, Bonnett has a variety of Brooklyn on ways to integrate Bonnett succeeds Dr. Thomas administrative experience, the large number of West Indian Pierce, prctfessor of economics, inluding a presidential beauty parior owners into the who served as acth^ deanof the administrative internship at black American cultural Cal State school for three years. Hunter, a faculty fellowship in community. He was presented Commentii^ on the apptdnt- academic administration at with an education awai^ In 1976 ment. Present Anthony H. CUNY and two years as deputy for his work. Evans said, 1 bcUeve ttie executive officer of the Ph.D. Bonnett also has studied the breadth and quality of Dr. program in sociology at CUNY. psycho-social adaptation of Bonnett's experience will enable He has taught at Hunter since bl^k medical students as ttie him to provide versatile 1979 and was named result of a 1977 post doctoral leadership for die sdiooL The department chair in 1985. grant by the Social Science university will be strenghdiened The first Mack graduate of the Research Council. He has

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Dr. Bonnett

written about the experience of world as well as the community black medical students in -at-large. He designed and predominantl>' white medical Implemented a women's and schools and examined the minority faculty developement conditions of Mack hypertensive program at CUNY in 1983 and p*»*«ents. he has been a member of Bonnett's reputation has affimiative action committees prompted Random House and for Hunter CoUege and CUNY's the National Science Founda­ graduate school. Prior to tion to solicit his review of becoming a teacher, Bonnett sanuscripts and proposals. worked to develope research In addition Bonnett has been techniques for the Youth active in promptii^ affirmative Services Agency for the City of action measures in the academic New York. NOTE:

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The Chronicle June 10,1987 Twenty Two Minutes; of Fighting Death by Raymond D. Mendez At almost seventy miles ptf hour three of us fo^t to stay ... .Bleep.... Bleep... .Bleep.... Bleep.... alive. Our car speed out of control on the free way with a studt gas by Terifay pedal and the brake Kiminp on fire. I ntHiced the trail of blood behind was brought in here!' thousands of different feelings We were doomed to die, "These were children who grew me. But this room was different '-all his tests are comfdeted?' rushing throughout my body. my mother, my three year oil stm up cut hose from the web of that any I could recall "Tes doctor. They've all had How I want to embrace her and and 1. Their lives were in my hands cousins and great-aunts and family I can't see it, the bandages cover n^ative results, his brain scan return her loving kiss. unless I could find an outlet off the doctors and lifehng neighbors most of my face. 1 can't evratdl if only revealed low levels of T love you Jeffl You know I freeway and stop our q)eeding who had traditionally suggest^ the lights are on. But that sixth nervous activity. No conscious do. And I wish it could all be the runaway car with its fire readiing and enforced the society's or seventh sense tells me I'm the waves though.' same again, but it just couldn't. over to us. Strapped to this burning values...They are less in rebellion only one in here. Only the steadily 'No conscious waves! Fm Forgive me please. It's just inferno, I strain^ my eyes into the against the society than ignorant of conscious now!' I hear myself because I love you.' She slowly chiding cardiac monitor breaks darkness of the night for one sign it, able only to feed back certain of the silence of the room. Bleep. scream, but it only reverberates b^ns to move away. of h<^, anything that would help its most publicized self-doubts." Bleep. within the walls of my scull. 'Forgive you! For what? me control this burning monster, "Joan Didion, 'Well, as long as that keeps Toor guy, there's always one Where are you going?! Come unlucky one in every demonstra­ which I still held in my sore arms on the "Flower Power going I guess I'm still alright. But back, don't leave!!!' My cries, and hands that were now Generation" as soon as it switches to a solid tion. But I feel especially sorry for although hysterical, are unheard. becoming numb from the used up him. I called his parents in Peace sign on the wall tone, I think it'll be time to start Bleep. BI^p. Bleep. strength trying to keep this ball of California and all his mother could Flowers in everyone's hair worrying!' That's not really all A click of the switch. Bleep. fire from killing other people on say was, 'It serves him right, his Love is all around that funny, but I laugh to myself Bleep. the freeway. anyway. lovey dovey flower power 'What's she doing, where is Oh God! give me strength, the girlfriend can take care of him.' she?! Bleep. Bleep. Hot day in July Thoughts racing wildly through glare from the incoming traffic, Sad. I never thought I'd hear a She kisses me softly again. All my brothers are barefoot my head bring back vivid along with the darkness were mother say that about her own Another click, and then the steady, I take off my shoes memories. Especially of the night blinding me. I knew that in a before, or was it a couple of days? son.' His voice dropped to a unwavering tone of the monitor, matter of seconds, we were going sloemn tone. How happy am I I don't know. We were all so fading Cast. Bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee- to end our lives inside of this ball of How wonderful free e is confident. Followed one another 'Have you been able to reach eeeeeeceeeeceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeep. fire. All we needed was a margin Flying without wing like sheep, taunting and his girlfriend?' The nurses' sexy 'Goodbye, I love yo...' of hope. Oh Dear God! give me tormenting the candidates. No voices cut the air. something to stop this car, 'Yes, she came in with him, Hell no we won't go one planned violence. Someone anything. been staying in town here The World We chant victoriously must have hit one of those pigs. After what seemedanetomity, I somewhere. Don't know where, • So Divided"^ spbtted an off imnip^fflS'lvodld The war bothers us They just swarmed on us, one after another, swinging their clubs, barefoot and broke. But she's stilla A war far away have to do. I flew into this ramp, Nineteen sixty eight cracking heads. around. I haven't let her in to see Takes my friends the traffic had seen our flamming Democratic ronvention Like dense cloud cover, him yet, but she's coming today They leave in a plane car with its warning blinking lights We move to -nake peace exhaustion overwhelms my and we're- come home in a box and the horn going full blast as the thoughts and plays them in my 'ThankGod! Meredith wiU get This is one trip car left a trail of smoke behind. Peace turned to violence dream theater. An unoiganized, here and everything wiU be fine. Fm not going to take They all pulled over to one side of Demonstration in the street abstract feature. But it's absolutely For a while I thought the world Fm burning my ticket the road to give us more room. At Police with their clubs beautifril. Bleep. Bleep. Bleep. had ended, but with Meredith The draft card the bottom of the ramp the traffic Sitting together beside the l^e, here, life will go on.' My torch to freedom was heaVy, I could'nt plow into all The whole world's watching John, Rich, Meredith, Mike and I. Whatever else the doctor was Flowers line that traffic and create a mass They see us being trampled down Singing, smiling, smoking some saying didn't matter, knowing that the path I follow. murder. Three of us were going to What his happening? grass. A wave from the lake soaks Meredith would be at my side die in seconds, unless, I stopped us. The first thunderstorm of the soon made everything else Take my hand. the car on one of the palm trees Running and screaming summer, we run in the rain. The irrelevant All the good times Well walk the land. that linned the ramp. "Hang on Panic, fear, a club, my head rain we don't mind, barefoot we we've had, full of sunshine, music Leave the war mother, and hang on to the baby I I can't see, why me? can't get our shoes wet The rain's and flowers. I know 111 be alright Behind locked doors. love, I have to stop the car on the stopped. Concert in the street, the with her by me. Bleep. Bleep. Live a life free tree." Oh God help me. With all Grateful Dead. Berkeley's Bleep. Beneath the trees. my strength that was left in me, I AFTERMATH campus, full of people, sugar My thoughts are running madly We'll raise our young aimed the car into the tree. We towards Meredith. Her loving woke up in the hands of the Flashing l^hts, sirens. Was it cubes, chanting, laughing, in the warmth of the sun. arms waiting for me, her smile as paramedics, we were all banged over? Or just beginning? Looking dancing. Meredith! Come here, Teach them love, respect of one take my hand and- bright as the sun. If I could, I'd be another and that every man up, but no blood and no broken up, I can see two medics peering bones. We must be in heaven! I Bleep. Bleep. Cold hands! What up and waiting for her to arrive. over me, their hands reaching the on earth is truly their brother. was sure that we had died when a bdl of a way to wake up. Then when she walked through top of my head, pulling my we hit the tree. But, I think that Fifwiilly when I was having su^ the door, I'd run to her, embrace bloody, but I don't feel them. God heard me, when I asked for wonderful dreams. Those slender her, tell her how special she is, kiss Sudd^y, it grows dark. 'Am I his help in stopping that monster of fingers taking my pulse at least her passionately, and pray that dying?' Thoughts are racing a car. assure me that I'm still alive. I just we're never apart. wildly through my head, like a To this day, I still wonder how wish I could see this nurse, her Too excited to doze ofL I count A.I.D.S. herd of scared cattle. Fear, hatred, the three of us ever survived that footsteps sound sexy. the monotonous chirps of the anger and pain fluster my impact and that night, when we monitor. Bleep. Bleep. Bleep. thoughts. More footsteps, heavier, like my Dear A.I.D.S., fought for our lives during those Hundreds of them pass, each one 'Establishment pigs. They father's. I had a dream last night and in it Twenty Two Minutes Of Fighting spaced by joyful flashes of pounced on us and beat us while 'No change yet doctor, his eyes A.I.D.S. didn't stand for A.I.D.S. Death. the whole world watched on TV. I are still completely unresponsive.' Meredith. G<^ 1 love her! It stood for Afflicted Individuals wonder if my parents and relatives 'Unresponsive!! The first voice Footsteps in the hall. Bleep. Dying Someday. And these were watching? Probably. The to break the silence of this damn Bleep. The door's opening, the A.I.D.S. had decided to start a bastards.' room tells me I'm blind!' I thrash doctor's footsteps. Not as heavy as colony. The colony would be and friends are gone...I have been I can't see, but I feel myseff my arms about and scream wildly before, like he's walking slower locat^ in the most beautiful feeling so alone, so ashamed and being placed into a running at them. But I realize Tm not and softer. Now I can hear her setting, because of course when the guilt that won't go away keeps feeding off me. No one seems to ambulance. The latch of the moving or verbalizing a thing. My bare feet crossing the room. I'm Mr. & Mrs. & Ms. Rich had left, closing doors, a prick on my arm, body, motionless, like a calm sea. surprised they let her in without the colony had been started. And care here, no one understands, so sleep. Yet stong currents of anger and shoes!' I can see her in my mind, in this colony there was shelter, I've been thinking-can I stay? I Waking; antiseptic, medicinal hatred race through the seemingly but she's not here. Mounted help, protection and understand­ need a new "family" no matter air penetrates my nostrils, invading tranquil waters. bareback on her horse in the ing. But most important-there how temporary my stay may b: my lungs. T^ is definitely a 'Where's his chart?' mountains, coming to take me was love for and among A.LD.S. Dear A.I.D.S. give me a reason for hospital; they all smell the same. 'Right here doctor.' home. She's so beautiful. 1 love I went to visit this colony waiting. Even the clinic in the Haight Tet's see, he's been here over a her so much. I can feel her close to because I needed to find out if Sincerely, smelled like it I remember when month now and-' me now, she's sobbing, though not anyone

Paramount Pictures Presents: Summer Releases Summer School

Put the gym teadier in charge of Mark Harmon's comic turp in linglish Class and assemUe a "Summer Schod" is in sharp motley crew of hyperactive contrast to his work on television, underachievers as tte student notably his three years as Dr. body and you have Paramount Robert Caldwell on the series "St Picture's **Suiiuiier Scbool,** a Elsewhere" and his recent Shapiro-West Production of portrayal of convicted murderer comic filmmaker Carl Reiner's Ted Bundy in the mini-series "The hysterical look at vacation Deliberate Stranger." education. Mark Harmon tackles Kirstie Alley, who appeared his first starring role in a feature opposite Harmon in "The Prince film as Freddy Shoop, a gym of Bel Air," made her motion coach whose dream of a Hawaiian picture debut in Paramount's holiday is dashed when he's tagget "Star Trek 11: The Wrath of to teach remedial English to a Khan" in the role of Lieutenant group of goof-offe who Saavik. desperately need a passing grade. Carl Reiner, who previously But Shoop's longshot summer directed the comedy hit "Summer comes up a winner when the kids Rental," starring John Candy, for finally hit their books instead of Paramount two years ago, has the beach and score of their final been a creative force in the exam. entertainment world for the past Harmon is joined by Kirstie four decades. His career ranges Alley, who stars as Robin Bishop, from the early world for the past Hawaiian-shirtedschool teacher Mark Harmon, discovers the sad fate befallen a beautiful history teacher who four decades. He has woo eleven his pet goldfish whfle guilty-looking students Fabiana UdenioandDeanCameronlook on. takes time out from her honor Emmy Awards for his work in students' studies to lend Freddy a television, seven of which were for helping hand and sympathetic writing and producing "The Dick photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures Corp. heart Van Dyke Show."

-•«iw Back The Beach

Paramount Pictures Corpo­ ("Footloose," "Urban Cowboy") ration's "Back to the Beach" serves as the music supervisor. introduces a new generation of filmgoers to the sun, the sand and Frankie Avalon and Annette the surf while reuniting two of Funiceilo grewup with their fans America's favorite 60's teenagers, who made them the most popular Frankie Avalon and Annette Funiceilo. teen stars of the 60's. Avalon, a leading male vocalist, and Ms. Funiceilo, one the original "Back to the Beach,"co-starring Mouseketeers, appeared together Lori Loughlin and newcomer in a series of beach films that are Tommy Kinkley, is a contempo­ now considered to be a part of rary culture clash comedy American "POP" culture. In the produced by Frank Mancuso, Jr. late 70's, they appeared together with young Australian Lyndall on Frankie Avalon's variety show Hobbs making her feature "Easy Does It," and reteamed for directorial debut. The original a Dick Clark Special, "Frankie saeeplay is written by James and Annette: The Second Time Komack and Steve Meerson & Around." Peter Krikes and Chris Thompson.

The top notch production team As adults living in land-locked includes director of photc^aphy Ohio and memories of their days Bruce Surtees ("Beverly Hilis as "The Big Kahuna" and "The Cop," "Risky Business"), Queen of the Sand" fading, production designer Michael Frankie and Aimette go back to Helmy (the current season of the beach to visit their coU^e-age "Miami Vice"), and film editor daughter, who has fallen in love David Finfer ("Soul Man"). with a handsome surfer. Though Frankie Avalon and Annette Funmcello, Their days as "The Big Kahuna" the contemporary tunes on the and "The Queen of the Sand" a fading memory, contemplate a return to the jukebox seem a little curious and "Back to the Beach," a ecially their teen- photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures Corp. of a Frank Mancuseo, Jr. '' ' ' :on point out to a widening Production, will be released in the g'-r'vration gap, Frankie and Admirer") plays their coUege-age debut as her suifer boyfriend and and favorite groups from the 60's United States and Canada by the Anii':;tte soon realize all roads daughter, Tommy Hinkly (star of 14 year-old Demian Slade combine their talents to introduce Motion Picture Group of lead back heme. the upcoming Paramount portrays their "punked-out" a "new wave surf sound" on the Paramount Piaures Corporation, Television/Showtime series teenage son. CBS/Columbis Records a member of The Entertainment Lori Loughlin ('^Secret "Hard Knodcs") niakfg his film Today's top recording artists soundtrack. Becky Mancuso Group of Gulf&Westem Inc. The Chronicle June 10,1987

Tri-Star Pictures Presents: Summer Releases The Monster Nadine August 7, 1987 CAST Squad CAST Andre Gower July 24, 1987 Robby Kiger Jeff Bridges Stephen Macht Kim Basinger Mary Ellen Trainor Leonardo Cimino Set in Austin, Texas in 1953, "The Monster Squad" is a Nadine is a comedy about a small­ contemporary comedy-adventure time manicurist with foxie (Kim about a group of kids who believe Basinger) and her philandering, in monsters~and who tum out to ne'er-do-well husband (Jeff be right. The film tells the story of Bridges), who become prime kids with one foot in childhood suspects when a photographer and the other in adolescence who who takes "art photographs" of form The Monster Squad out of Nadine is mysteriously murdered. their devotion to monster love. With nothing to lose and When Frankenstein, Count everything to gain, Nadine b^ins Dracula, Wolfman and The a zedous attempt to clear her good Mummy descend upon their small name, but soon finds herself southern bayou community to caught in a crazy knot of fight an epic battle between good blackmail, swindles, and double- and evil, the only thing that stands Duncan Regehr, Michael MacKay and Carl Thibault crossings. between survival and disaster is The Monster Squad. The The Running Man

Squeeze Arnold Schwarzenegger Maria Conchita Alonso Yaphet Kotto The Squeeze is a comedy caper Richard Dawson starring Michael Keaton and Rae Mick Fleetwood Dawn Chong. Harry Berg is a man Dweezil Zappa down-on-his luck; Rachel Dobs is a bill collector and would-be Set in the future, one of the most detective. While being tracked by popular televised games, "The Rachel for deliquent alimony Runnii^ Man," selects prisoners payments, Harry stumbles onto a from jail as contestants to play in a murder and the squeeze b^ins. life or death game of pursuit. In His desire to hit it big and her this action-adventure film, Arnold investigative inclinations cause Schwarzenegger plays an ex-cop them to team up and together they who is falsely accus^ of murder find themselves in the middle of an and is chosen as the game's next outrageous multi-million dollar contestant which brings about (left to right) Yaphet Kotto, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Marvin J. Mclntyre scam. some unexpected and unusual results. The Rolling in Principal

CAST the Aisles

James Belushi Louis Gossett, Jr. (late summer/early fall) Rae Dawn Chong

The Principal is a film about second chances-a story of hope. "Rolling in the Aisles" is a James Belushi stars as a high unique film that combines the school principal, faced with the talents of gifted young comics with toughest teaching challenge of his the artistry of the great motion career. In a school where kids are picture comedians of the past and most likely to major in stree- present It's a celebration of the fighting and gang intimidation, the greatest comedic talent from Principal's classes in reading and Charlie Chaplin to Chevy Chase, writing take a back seat to his from W.C. Fields to Bill Murray. more fundamental lessons in "Rolling in the Aisles" is creat^ human compassion and self- by the same filmmakers who respect brot^ht you 'Terror in the Ailes." (left to right) Troy Winbush, James Belushi and J.J. Cohen. 20th Century Fox/ Lorimar Presents:

The Pick-Up Summer Releases Artist Big Shots Obie is a protected middle-class volunteers to get it back, for cash, Jack Jericho is a master in the white boy from suburbia, of course. After an, as he pointsout art of picking up women, but the graf^ling with the recent loss of to Olne, he's a businessman. master is about to meet his matdi. his fother. Scam is a street-smart Obie accepts the offer, which Mc^y Rii^ald and Robert black kid also struggling to makea includes moving into Seam's Downey star in The Pick-Up go of it without his dad. 'Big basement room for the duration of Artist', a romantic comedy Shots' from Lorimar Motion the caper. The odyssey on which written and directed by James Pictures is about what happens the boys embark takes them Toback. when this unlikely duo teams up to through an assortment of colorful help each other. characters and situations, from the Predator Starring as Obie and Scam are inner city to the suburbs. Along the two youngsters, twelve-year-old way, wUch is paved with humor Major Alan Sdiaefer is a Ricky Busker of Rockford, and surprises, they find something professional soldier. In his world, Illinc^, and ten-year-old Darius even more important than the the lines are clearly drawn McCrary of Walnut, Califomia, watch...true friendship. between friend and foe...until he who have never acted 'Big Shots' was filmed leads his men on a mission that professionally before. They are completely on location in Chicago takes them into a new and supported by a complement of and Louisiana. Ivan Reitman, who terrifying world where the rules seasoned performers including along with Joe Eszterhaus serves as exectutive producer, produced don't apply. Academy Award and Emmy and directed the blockbuster In "Predator," Arnold nominee Paul Winfreld and 'Ghostbusters' and 'Legal Schwarzoiegger plays Major Alan distii^uished Polish director-actor Eagles'. The director, Robert ("Dutch") Schaefer, leader of a Jerzy Skolimowski. ^ Mandel, is the gifted young military rescue unit looking for Obie and Scam meet by director of Touch and Go' and allies captured by guerillas in the accident and become pals the hard the critically aclaimed 'F/X'. Latin American jungle. way. A distraught Obie bolts from his home, wearing the wristwatch left by his much loved 'Big Shots', a Lorimar Motion Nerds II father, who has suffered a heart Pictures Presentation, is an Ivan Get out your white socks! attack. The boy bikes furiously Reitman Production of a Robert P(^h up your pen-packs! Unfurl along the freeway until he fintk Mandel Film. Joe Medjuck and your polyesters! The sound of himself adrift in a rough Michael C. Gross are producers. hnnking lai^ter will once be downtown neighborhood. Mandel is directing from an heard in the land, as America's An easy mark, Obie is soon original sceenplay by Joe favorite misfits return in the seperated from his keepsake Eszterhas. 'Big Shots' will be Obie(Ricky Budter) is a Altered middle Hass boy who teams up official sequel to the 1984 smash watch. Scam, who saw the whole distributed by Twentieth Century hit comedy, ^Revenge of the thing and knows the thieves, Fox Film Corporation. with Scam(Daiius McCrary) a street-smart kid, in an adventure Nerds'. comedy. pboto ccMirtesy of Lorimar Motioo Pictures Hearts of Fire

Hearts of Fire', an exciting 'Local Hero', The Killing drama set in the highpowered Fields', The Mission') have world of rock and roll, brings pulled together and impressive together a rare combination of crew; lighting cameraman Alan super-talents. Bob Dylan, who Hume ('For Your Eyes Only*, stars as aging reclusive rock 'Octopussy', 'Return of the musician Billy Parker, makes his Jedi'), prc^uction designer Roger first appearance in a mainstream Murray-Leach ('Local Hero', motion picture since 1973. The 'The Killing Fields') and film also stars beautiful U.S. rock supervising editor/second-unit star Fiona as Molly McGuire, and director Sean Barton ('Eye of the English actor Rupert Everett Needle', 'Jagged Edge'). ('Another Counuy, 'Dance with 'Hearts of Fire' was shot in a Stranger') as pop superstar various locations in England and James Colt 'Hearts of Fire' is Toronto, Canada. The British being directed by Richard location included coastal Wales, Marquand, who directed Hetura the Rhondda Valley, cramped of the Jedi', one of the most London recording studios and a successful film of all time, as well Bristol concert stadium. The as last year's sleeper hit 'Jagged Toronto locales doubled as Edge'. The screenplay is by Scott Pennsylvania, the setting for parts Richardson and Joe E^erhas of the film. ('Jagged Edge', 'F.I.S.T.', 'Hearts of ^ .le' a Lorimar 'Flashdance'). Motion Pictures Presentation, is a 'Hearts of Fire' features 22 Gerald W. Abrams Production of original songs written and a Richard Marquand Film. recorded for the film. Dylan Starring Fiona, Bob Dylan and himself has written four of them. Rupert Everett, the film is directed The songs performed by Everett's by Richard Marquand. Gerald character have been written by Abrams and Doug Morris are the popular British rock group Wang executive producers; Jennifer Chung and are produced by Swain Miller and Jennifer Alward are the and Jolley, the team who wrote producers. The screenplay was and arranged the acclaimed score written by Scott Richardson and for To Live and Die in L.A.'. Joe Eszterhaus. 'Hearts of Fire' 'Hearts of Fire' director Retired rock star Billy Parkei

Brian DePalma's remake of the beautiful dty. There are no dties in old television series is a the world quite as lovely as the masterpiece. Stunningly beautiful, Chicago in this film. The shots of it takes place in Chicago during the opera house, the court house, prohibition, and is a fictionalized the train station, and even the side tale of how the treasure officer, streets are spellbinding. This Eliot Ness, and his associates movie should be seen if just for brought the notorious A1 Capone these scenes, if just for the glory to justice. Not all of the events are and the magic of an old dty. accurate but the changes work The supporting actors are well to strengthen the theme. excellent in their roles. Robert Some of the scenes, like that with DeNiro plays the powerful and the baby carriage, and the ruthless Capone. Wallace (Charles assassin's stalk through a series of Martin Smith) is the bureau small empty rooms, are borrowed accountant who wants to put from other movies, but they don't Capone away for tax evasion; seem borrowed. They are better Mallone (Sean Connery) the old than the originals and are an beat cop who teaches Ness about int^ral part of the film. Chicago; and Stone (Andy Eliot Ness is played by Kevin Garcia) is the young crack shot Andy Garcia, Sean Connery, Kevin Costner and Charles Martin Smith are Federal Cosner, a young actor, who except they recruit fi'om the academy. Treasury men fighting corruption, Olegal liquor and A1 Capone during the infamous for his role of Jake in Silverado, is The film is a violent depiction of Chicago Prohibition. photo by Zade Rosenthal relatively unknown. He is superb a struggle between good and evil. in the role of Ness, the squeeky Children should not see this film. dean hero of days gone by. Some of the scenes are graphically Idealistic, the character firmly violenet, but it is not gratuitous. battles are heavily stylized which believes that good will triumph, The violence makes a point and is helps to intensify their effect. The and that he will get his man. vital to the theme; a theme that visuals of Chicago are incredible, Films Of Interest Chicago with it's graft and shows us that good is affected by the acting is wonderful. One of the corruption defeats him. There is no evil and Eliot Ness, despite his best films of the year, it is intense law in Chicago. One is constantly shell of milk and apple pie is and riveting in it's portrayal of Moranis) i* sounds funny enough reminded of this fKt and that profoundly affected by that Eliot Ness and the Chicago that by C E Thompson things aredifleraatjsChicagn.9ni Awds against him. It is both *The Untouchables-Beautifully despite the vidence that pervades The Untouchables is a gorgeous entertainment and an and should The following is a small and filmed and highly stylized drama its streets, it remains a dazzlingly film. The violence and the gun not be missed. incomplete list of movies which of conflict between Chicago are of interest. Some of them are mobster A1 Capone and "T" man already out (*). They easily make Eliot Ness. B plus to A range and are pretty The Witches Of Castwick-Cher, good bets if you're looking for Susan Sarandon,and Michelle entertainment value. Others are Pfeiffer, as the New England yet to be released Init for one Witches who unwittingly create reason or another looked their perfect man. interesting. Dragnet 1987, for instance, had a terrific promo. Whether they're any good or not remains to be seen, but you might look for them when they come out. *Aiig^ Heart-Supernatural tale of a gumshoe detective hired by the devil to find someone who cheated him out of his soul. Dragnet 1987-FBI spoof starrii^ * Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks. ** The promo makes it look good. * Garbage Pail Kids-Live action rendering of the disgusting bubble Opening Today: gum cards that are so popular among children. How they do it The Believers-A psychiatrist with live action is an intruigiiig played by Martin Sheen looks into and closely guarded secret some problems at the New York *Garden's Of Stone-Drama Police Department and discovers a about soldiers on burial detail at strange and terrifying religion. Arlington National Cemetary during the Vietnam War. *Ishtar-Warren Beatty and Opening Friday: o\J?. Dustin Hoffman as the world's worst song writers trying to make Cyclone-Tbe plot consists of the it in Morrocco. Very deadpan, b^ guys vs. a beautiful woman ioiir: very funny. and her supre high tech Predator-Arnold Schwarze- motorcycle. n^er is the leader of an anti- Million Dollar Mystery-The terrorist squad who after hunting usual hunt by bumblers and bad down a terrorist group in South guys alike for a fortune in cash. at America are in turn hunted down Pi«dator-A aack military team and attacked by mysterious and looking for terrorists in the South deadly aliens. American jungle is stalked by Gal. State SpacebaOs-Mel Brooks parody of aliens. adventure in space. Brooks is not The Witches of Eastwick-Three always consistently funny but with modem day witches find the San Bernardino a villain called Dark Helmut (Rick perfect man. The Chronicle June 10, 1987 health corner^lrA^hV End Of The Year—Farewell To All by Sunnie Bell Gayle...and those of you who took creation been quite a process! Center. The only problem area of you already know by being her special thanks also to Dr. Cindy I hope that Lydia, Gr^, Clarisse, expressed was that confidentiality patients, her attitude is so uplifting This last Health Comer column Paxton of the Health Science and Rich of Ae computer center was at risk due to the physical that I b^an to feel I can achieve of the school year constitutes a Department who offers her ears will accept my heartfeU ifianks. openness of the reception desk. anything! I want to thank all of the farewell to you, my readers. I and her active support to our lofty Together they made it possible for This information will be relayed to wonderful people in our Health thank you for your loyalty, and I endeavors, to the library staff who a computer iUiterate like me to not the personnel; hopefully better, Center. From Gayle and Dorinday really appreciate the exciting cooperated with us so willingly, to only program in that much data, provision for this can be achieved. in the reception area to Lois, Neil, feedback that I have received from Art Butler of the campus but to get it back out, too! It's been For those who answered the Vivian, Dr. Savage and Dr. Miller so many of you throughout the Department of Public Safety who as exciting as it was mind- section on AIDS prevention, 84% in the treatment area...each has year. My hope is that, by having has helped set our path, to the boggling. As those of you who felt that they were well aware of cast their own special light on my read these columns, you will have Student Health Advisory helpled by doing the questionnaire safe sex practices. In general the experience and I truly thank them been affected in ways that will committee chaired by Dr. Sandra know, much of it was on general specific ratings given to different for being there and for helping me bring about positive health Cross, who not only have given us attitudes toward medical sex behaviors in regard to AIDS every step of the way. practices both in specific ways that their formal support but also care...in the 'outside world'...so to transmission were pretty good. apply to you personally and in listened attentively to our entire speak. I'll be using that However, there was enough I would like to leave you with more general ways that will, case as we geared up for further information as I proceed from here confusion to indicate that on-going this thought Your health is a through your own words and presentations along the chain of back into that world. In the and more intense AIDS education process, not a point or an end. actions, positively affect people command and finally, to the Risk meantime, however, the first part is clearly necessary. The responses Changes in your body are you know and thus, our world Management Committee who applied strictly to the Student to questions about use of a Health continuous and normal. The itself. If so, I'm satisfied! voted unanimously to support our Health Center on campus, and Educator on campus were most quality of chaise is directly Together we've accomplished position at the Adm^trative that's what I'm reporting here. positive. It appears that if the affect^ by your lifestyle...what some exciting things. Interest Council. Without the support that When I started the survey, I didn't position became available, you eat, how you exercise, how generated by this column was one all of you have offered, it would know any of the Health Center services would be well utilized. you manage stress, what toxins main factor in putting together have been impossible to achieve personnel, nor did I have any idea For those of you who haven't yet you consume or avoid. There is a the "Stop The Smoke In The Halls our present level of confidence and of the quality of communication in used our Health Center, I hope positive connection between the and Stairway" Campaign which success. We're not finished yet, our Health Center. I am astounded that this information will give you health decisions you make on a is now strongly underway on however, so please watch to see if by the results, and you should be, the confidence to try it. I was really daily basis and your ability of life campus. A fellow graduating we make it If the inside air on too! We're very lucky to have such impressed with the obvious expectancy. So much information Health Science student and my campus is'nt clear next year, we communication-receptive satisfaction tht the great majority is available now that our parents friend, LaVeda Drvol, and 1 have hope that soineone else will take professional people serving us. of survey respondoits and grandparents didn't have the succe^ed in gathering nearly on the fight. Youll know we're Almost 80% of you prefer the You don't have to wait uhmyou're' chance to benefit from. You have 1700 supportive petition behind you all the way if it comes Student Health Center to any sick, you know. You can go in the opportunity to keep abreat of signatures and are moving them to that! Heck, we might even other medical care provider. simply to meet the staff or, better modem health knowledge and to steadily toward the Administrative return to campus as "outside Reasons for this preference were yet, to have a preventive check-up. incorporate that awareness into Count^. At this time, we have no agitators" to help you out! distributed equally among cost, your inner beliefs. If you will do way of predicting an outcome, but convenience, and personnel. 81% I feel really fortunate to have this, your positive health lifestyle we feel sure that with your power Last week I promised a report of you rated the quality of worked throughout the year with beliefr will determine your behind us in those signatures, on the Medical Communications communication as good or very such terrific people. The behavior and the outcome will be action will be taken. Thanks to all Survey that was carried out good while an overwhelming experience will help me leave Cal energy, freedom from illness, and of you who signed! An additional through the Student Health Center 98.6% expressed satisfaction with State with memories that I never content that comes from being thank you goes out from LaVeda earlier this year. I have 297 the ease of communication. The want to lose! Vivian McEachem, all that you can be! My wishes for and me to those who helped at the questionnaires entered on the majority (83.6%) feel that even our Nurse Practitioner, was my your good health stream out to petition desk...the two Steves, Cyber (125 characters for each). /ery sensitive needs can be preceptor through all my projects you from this paper. God Bless Pete, Paige, NeQ, Vivian, Dorinda, The data files and the program expressed adequately in the Health in the Health Center. As so many You!

Dr. Savage WET T-SHIRT Visa/MasterCard 10 BARS 3 DANCE FLOORS CONTEST To Retire Guaranteed 3 DISC JOCKEYS EVERY After nine years of service as a and brother, both medical doctors, Divorce, bankruptcy, never 3GIANT established credit? Obtain METROVISION WEDNESDAY physician in the Student Health in private practice. VIDEO SCREENS major credit cards such as Center, including four years as gi^ce Dr. Savage joined the AFTER HOURS NIGHT director. Dr. James Savage will Health Center, for three months Visa' and/or MasterCard-^ DANCING retire in July with mixed time and then full time, the by opening a savings account (Friday & Saturday) emotions. 'I like the young people campus has grown from 3000 in a participating bank. Prior CAPACITY 18 & OVER and the work so much," he said, students to nearly 7500. It's credit experience is no longer 2NDT0N0NE INVITED 'It's been a very enjoyable longer possible to take off for an obstacle. Unique program 18&0VER INVITE EVERY NiGHTi experience after being in active vacations, without feeling guilty allows thousands to qualify. FULLSERVICE OP£:i: private practice.' about leavii^ all the work for the RESULTS GUARANTEED! RESTAURANT 7 Nites » Weev Immediate response! aP.M.TILL 2P.M Dr. Savage joined the Health other physician, be said. In his RELAXING Friday & Sai.irday LOUNGE Center staff in October 1978, after retirement, he and his wife 8P.M.TILL SA.W. .( CtTHERE )- completing 36 years as a general Barbara, will have more time to do Name MONDAY FRIDAY surgeon, first as a flight surgeon in things together and to travel NU WAVE DANCE CONTEST HOT LEGS CONTEST the Air Force and then as a around the United States, AddreN>- TUESDAY SATURDAY ^Jf I founding member of the San HARDBODYsKf.. BATTLE OF THE SEXES Cilv St. -Zip. WEDNESDAY SUNDAY Bernardino Medical Group. He ^WET T-SHIRT CONTEST^ HIGH—ENERGY DANCING had joined the Air Force in 1942^ " Although his retirement Htionf (- -> THURSDAY WED. thru SUN MALE EXOTIC SHOW NU-WAVE UNDERGROUND after completing his surgical officially begins July 1, Dr. Sav^e .1 enclose $35 fee to obtain my T«idency, and spent most of his will be on duty part-time during card. Have the bank contact me THE FINEST IN THE INLAND EMPIRE' fohr-year stint in England. After July. The Health Center closes directly. the war, he returned to San August and ffie new director vrill Send more information onK Naliortal Credit Company 'a,h Bernardino and jmned his father take change in September. Send to- 3701 Inglewood Avenue, Sena to. Redondo Beach Ca. 90278 (213) 67S-55a2. ' (714)682-3322 57U Mission Blvd. WlbSiON 'lA.'A CfMFR jHAPPY BIPTHDAY KFVrN Riverside. CA The Chronicle June 10,1987 0®^©G(i CmBBwmd

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This question was asked Redlands Bowl Production I recently of CSUSB students. She Anonymous "Like the BS2's said—there's a By Dianne Hamre her received a nomination for an Eight people from our campus I faculty and staff will be happy to moon in the sky called the Inland Empire Theatre Le^ue will be involved with the show, I know that a great many of those moon...no comment." Almost all collie students, at award (wiimers will be announced including many students-past and students questioned are plannii^ one time or another, are faced with in July); and was associate present to attend summer school. Doug Clarke; graduate,! the age-old dilemma; you can't get director/stage manager for "Bus Jodi JuUian, a recent CSUSB Reina Lavin; Junior, Accounting: "Fm going to playj a job without experience and you Stop" in 1986. graduate, will play the lead role of ^ Communication: "I don't know cat's cradle and reinvent! can't get experience without first He spent the summer of 1985 in Reno Sweeney, an ex-evangelist- I -work-go to the beach-party-go to hopscotch." getting a job. Santa Rosa at the SRT reparalory tumed nightclub singer. I Palm Springs. Maybe Hawaii...' Peter Hughes, a soon-to-be CSUSB graduate (he has one class Diana Fernandez; Senior, Ellie Penrose; Senior,! left to take), has found a w ay out of llughtw iy directing, producing, and Psychology: "Go to summer Communication: "Go to summer ! that dilemma. school and try to raise my GPA... school and work. Fm going toj A Theatre Arts major with an designing the Rcdlandi Bowl's summer iind have some fun in the sun." vacation in Lake Tahoe, though." emphasis is stage managing, Hughes has parlayed his love of^ pniwiimof "Anvthing Goes". Melody Neill; Junior, Brad Lohmeier; Senior, and devotion to the theatre into an I Communication: "Go to school Communication: "Summer school. Work. Pay for my new impressive chronicle of Other cast members from and work. I may visit my brother truck. And I'm going to Magic raperience. in Iowa." company, where he was assistant CSUSB include David Pavao, Now before all you Business or Mountain." stage manner for the productions Marianne Du Bos, Ian Ocasio, Finance majors stop reading, Dianne Hamre, and Michael Jerry Nye; Senior, Communi­ of "Barnum" and "Separate Yvette Brown; Senior, thinking that this has nothing to do McKeever. Trudy Storm, cation: "I'm doing to do an Tables". In the summer of 1984, internship with an independant Marketing; "Go to summer school with you because you're not CSUSB's costumer, will be Hughes directed, produced and production company." and work. Some nice person can Theatre Arts majors-think again. costume mistress and Josh King designed "Mame" at the Redlands send me on vacation." Although the actual experiences Bowl. will be the technical director. may not be the same as those "Anything Goes" marks Asmahan Alsumali; Senior, Currently Hughes is again Marketing: 'Take courses, as Eilene Nettleton; Junior, found on your resumes, the Hughes' night production with the directing, producing and designing Physical Geography. "Fm going to determination and self-motivation Redlands Bowl, and will be usual." at the R^ands Bowl, this time in drink ico-nine margaritas and Riches uses to reach his goals is performed for t^ee nights; July the summer '87 production of ponder pohoehoe." neccessary to everyone who wants Matt Cofer, Junior, English: "Anything Goes", a very light, 31, Augus 1, and Ai^ust 2. to be successful in their chosen 'Teach until I get rich writing." very entotainii^ Cole Porter "Fm hoping this production Bin Judd;' Senior, CriminalX CeM. will be my greatest accomplish­ musical set in the 1930's. Dianne Hamre; Senior, Justice: "Work for the Palm If While getting his education, ment so f^," he said. " 'Anything goes' is about as Communication: "Fm going to Springs Police Department Fmli first at CSU FuUerton, then at One of his most difficult deep as a rain puddle on a level perform in "Anything Goes" at the going to the river t^ weekend."8 ^eet," jokes Hi^es. directing experiences was working on "Kiss Me Kate" where "so Redlands Bowl and hopefully visit The show is set on a cruise ship New York in September." mr^er is ta going from New York City to many things went wrong." In total, England, and revolves around the 12 people, in a cast of 14, left the production and had to be r^laced. 4}rect and mgc rmnage relationships of eight main characters and how they inter­ "It made me a stronger director mingle. and I'll apply what I learned to any show I ever do again," according eat. "Anything Goes" gives us some memorable tunes such as "You're to Hughes. The Top", "It's De-Lovely", "I Hughes credits some of his Get a Kick Out of You" and, of professors at Cal State, San the high .vav slides by, it slides by CSUSB, Hughes has compiled an course, "Anything Goes" Bernardino for preparing him for plastic t ackers, no smile extensive list of credits. His (remember the egg commercials?). success after college. the wind punctures the sky experience ranges from stage Please see pg. 18 managing, to directing and captives in cabs on high producing, to designing, and endless rank and file performing. Theatre Dept. Gets 13 the highway slides by, it slides by Most recently, he directed ihe Rialto Community Players m business man with tie "Kiss Me Kate". drinks coffee with style While at CSUSB, he has t - o Award Nominations the wind punctures tne sky involved in many of the hv Diunne Humre productions of the Theatre Arts '"Bad Habits,*' sneeking glance on sly Department He directed, wrote, The CaliforniB Slaic rsitv, durix^ fortification in wile and performed in Touring '87; San BfrnarJmo. I htatic two the highway slides by, it slides by performed in "To Gillian on Her 1)epar.flfu.*ii( ha?, iccctvod 13 37th Birthday" last fall, for which iivjmuwK'n^ for Inland Iheaire Anme Wrxaiuu£i as I drive on, asking why Lcagw. Awards seems a constant trial Brad m Ut* and the wind punctures the sky -To GUlan on HCr SutlidBv" perfoirnetl durmg ibc converging paths to die Fall quarter received a total c^f " Yott CsaCt Take It With keep movmg meanwhile Kaleidoscope is publishid idnt iiofiHtiatkiK They peritausd r«Q^ly durihg; ^ the highway slides by, it slides by weekly by the Department of Spring quartet ated jccejwd two until the wind punctures the sky Communication to augment f am. SiUtT a-' GUiian classroom instruction. Inquiries feu r Hughes Paul Sarrdt BBsafaeth aa by Matt Cofer fir!Ju!«4n, difecior to Kaleidoscope, care of the Duon Tanri Silver Vi Department of Communication. form filled matter clouds are rocks California State University, San then now when The Inland Theaire I^x^w infinite timeless manifestations Bernardino, 5500 University Robert J. Howrfl and Luum: awai. Stffy 7+ you and I California 92407. 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