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12-9-1987

December 9th 1987

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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]. CAUFCRiViA STATE U^iiVERSlTY The '.ardino DEC 9 - 198/ Chronicle LsSRARY Volume 22, Number 10 Col State University, Son Bernordino December 9, 1987 Parking Lot Dilemma: Faculty vs. Handicapped by Patrice Bolding Mitchell. Wklkihg," Which she resource. We try to split it as close does with a cane, or pushing as possible." herself in her wheelchair to her On Thursday afternoon, nine of Tarking here is a crunch for classes in the Biology, and Physical the ten handicapped spaces were everybody," says Susan Mitchell, Science building and library are occupied. Of the over 200 faculty backing out of her parking space. exhausting maneuvers from the parking spaces, 86 were open. For everyone except the Commons parking lot. Which is The following morning at 10:30 handicapped, it appeared. why she has always parked in the a.m., the situation was the same. Surrounding us were eight empty faculty/handicapped parking lot But the situation is being spaces out of the ten allotted behind the Biology building-until remedied, assures Butler. handicapped spaces. At 2:00 in two weeks ^o. , . TWe are giving back five the afternoon on December 3, The Public Safety department, spaces," he says. while "able-bodied" students aware of the increasing parking This promissory action came circled the parking lot in front of need for the growing faculty, after several complaints were the Commons searching for a ib^an monitoring the handi­ registered wi*h the Disabled convenient, up-front spot, this capped spaces last year to Student Sen. ices. The Director of handicapped area remained empty determine how many were not that department, Theron Pace, because it was "unusable," says being used. spoke with Harry Larsen, Parking Mitchell. There were an average of five Manager at CSUSB, who in turn "There are no classes here," she to eight vacancies (per day) in the relayed the concern to Art Butler, says, and walking to class handicapped spaces in that lot," supervisor of the original project. anywhere from that point is an says Public Safety Director, Art Butler conceded to restoring five of uphill climb-an indiscernable Butler, "There were more slots the original eight parking spaces, feature to those who have fiiU1^ than we needed, (and) we've had a but did so because of student lung and heart power. But for waiting list for faculty parking." reaction, not hecamt of high To accomodate the increasing those with mechanical wheel­ demand. photo by Lenore Ryden chairs and weak muscles, the faculty staff, 30 additional parking "Pm not sure a real problem uphill slope becomes a major spaces were added to the back lot, exists," he says. "As far as lack of students enjoy a quantity of approximately five minute, she obstacle. and eight handicapped spaces parking, we haven't felt it. parking spaces, they don't park in says, to reach the libraiy^W the "Those people with electronic were striped out Perhaps at times, or at least at the front, Butler answered, T back handicapped lot Parkipg in wheelchairs don't have enough They blacked us out with that one time, the handicapped imagine they feel it's further to the the front Commons lot, she says power to make it up some of the paint," says Mitchell, looking over parking lot was full." But on an classes." He estimated the amount would take her approximately 15- grades," says Mitchell. Those with the former handicap parking area, average, he maintains, there are of extra time it took these students 20 minutes to reach class. manual wheelchairs have an even now filled with faculty cars. The still three empty positions during to reach class from the Commons "I would like to see campus more difficult go of it. thirty additional spaces, however, any day. lot to be "about a minute and a planners ride around this campus There have been several times were empty. The handicaf^^ed students like half." in a wheelchair for a day-with when I've just stopped and put my "There's a lot of faculty folks the back parking lot, says Butler, Shirley Handley, who has both arms taped together," says thumb out," she says. who need to park in the lot," "because we have so many rheumatic arthritis, uses the back Mitchell. "The lack of "Part of my illness (Multiple Butler says, then adds, "There are (parking spaces) back there." parking lot to reach her History consideration is depressing," she Sclerosis) is that I get tired," says two groups who see a need to use a When a^ed why, if these class in the library. It takes her says. Biafra Speaks at CSU

by Kim Schnepp case in which he was charged with of the founding women. In it she subject being terrorism and now The Dead Kennedy's would not Editor in Chief distributing harmful m^erial to a claimed how she didn't use the country is worried about be reuniting but that he may be minor. hairspray to remain natural. What drugs," Biafra said. forming a new band in the future. that has to do with Why I'm glad the space shuttle The case ended in a mistrial wasn't quite clear to Biafra. "I'd like to pull up in a black van Does Biafra think our society is blew up, the Iran-Contra scandal, after a jury decided 7-5 in favor of in front of a ^nk of America and going backward? "When did we heavy metal rock music, and acquittal. The case was partially Many companies support the open the door and say hey I have a ever go forward?" he asked in urinalysis testing were a few of the responsible for the break up of PMRC. Coor's beer is one of whole truck load of crack size vilcs reply. subjects former lead singer of the Buna's band and thousands of these. A rock group from England of guaranteed wee-wee. You Dead Kennedy's, Jello Biafra, dollars in outstanding legal fees. had to sign with Coors before they know you'll pay for it, it's only Did the acquittal of his court spoke about last Thursday night. were allowed into the country. your job." Biafra said, sighting his case prove to be a win for the Biafra presented the audience This lead Biafra into telling the offense at the new corporation band? "No," accoridng to Biafra. Biafra spoke to some 200 with humorous banter about audience about how hard it has policies of urinalysis testing. They succeeded in what they (the students and punks during his solemn events. "Why Fm glad the been for foreign bands to come prosecution) intended in the first three and a half hour performance space shuttle blew up," said Biafra, into America because of lack of Biafra takes a firm stand place, taking our off the that is part of his "Spoken Word "because NASA had plans to send sponsorship and other blockades regarding freecipm of speech, market." As Biafra said in the Tour." up the next shuttle with 46 pounds put on them. A musician must "even if it's Nazis," he said. b^inning of the evening, "Guilty of Plutonium, if that shuttle blew prove artistic merit to sign on in However, he was opposed to until proven innocent today." The 29-year-old is not your up the explosion would be enough America. "Even the Pet Shop recent "Skinheads." white- Dead Kennedy albums are not typical punk-rock band leader. to cause cancer in 5 billion people, Boys can't get in (America)," supremist punks who have been found in local music stores such as Biafra ran Jor mayor of San that's why I'm glad the space Bu^a said. creating problems in Glendale and Sam Goodies or the Wherehouse. San Fernando. Francisco in 1979, and has taken a shuttle blew up." After testifying against the Biafra continues his fight against stand against censorship in The PMRC, (Parents Music PMRC John Denver was dropped Censorship as he is off to America. His views on this matter Resource Center,) was another by RCA, Biafra also informed. Biafra concluded his Oklahoma next. "Censorship is stem from his recent fight for the target of Biafira's, He read a letter He also spoke about the change performance with a question and like potato chips, you can't stop first amendment during a court be received from Tipper Gore, one from "last years controversial answer period. He affirmed that after just one," he said. Chronicle

Well it's finally here. The end of space on pages and spelling and January 12th at 1:00 p.m. in the the quarter. It's been a rough one ^ammar errors. But on the lighter Chronicle office. Another meeting for myself and The Chronicle staff. side were things like "former will be scheduled Jiid announced I had to learn how to juggle classes, former" Sue, and the lost picture in The Chronicle's first issue on the studying, putting out a weekly that had to be run to the printers, 20th of January. So come make a newspaper and trying to still have and the almost blank front page or difference on die newspaper next a social life. It was harder than I lack of copy for several issues. quarter. thought and I didn't do so well. We're sdll learning and have But we all learn from our some rough edges. We need Well as I mentioned this quarter mistakes, right? We had some fun more sports coverage so you sports gave me chance to get my feet wet. times th^ quarter though. Most of enthusiasts need to help us. We I have some ideas for Winter. the staff was new this year and just need a sports editor. New ideas Remember the campus newspaper learning about putting a and helping hands are always is only as as the students who EDITOR-I N-CHIEF newspaper together. We had some welcome here. There are plenty of support it. Have a great vacation b^ mistakes and some funny ones. staff positions open Winter and see you next year. Like for instance; wrong headlines, quarter, especially for writers. Our Kim Schnepp KIM SCHNEPP wrong quotes, to much white first meeting will be Tuesday Editor-in-Chief

MANAGING EDITOR Wind Causes Thumb-Tack JOHN PURCELL Hazard At New Building BUSINESS MANAGER Be careful if you are walking open air corridors, papers are couple more so the same thing ilong the corridors of the new easily loosened and sent flying wouldn't happen to someone else Faculty Office Building during the often pulling their tacks along with with thinner soles, but I found that HEIDI BECKER winter. Thumb tacks are them. there were so many I couldn't everywhere. I discovered this just now on the possibly get them all. The bulleting boards installed way back from my department So when the Santa Anas blow, PRODUCTION EDITOR outside faculty offices are not deep office, when I inadvertently wear thick shoes to the FOB. And enough to take the full length of collected three tacks in the soles of don't leave your term papers the standard size thumb tack. So, my shoes in the space of twenty outside our doors! SUE CHOINIERE when the winds whip down the the yards. I decided to pick up a A Faculty Member LAYOUT ARTISTS CSUSB Student Appalled KAREN CUTTER By "Dine and Dash" Pranks DANA FRANCIS Dear Editor, Saying you're sorry after the yuppie, or is less fortunate is no KRISTI MARNELL This letter is written in response fact doesn't change the fact any. excuse for putting them down or to the article 'To Dine and Dash There are many convicted killers ripping them off. Many businesses in LA.' It opened in the Nov. who suffer from remoise. Not one will require an employee to pay for T Y PESE TTE RS 25 issue of the Chronicle. has brought any of their victims "bill skippers". Although this I am angered and appalled at back to life. isn't 1^1, the management can do the immaturity, irresponsibility, The author's portrayal of so by pressuring employees with ANTOINETTE HASKINS and ignorance displayed by the waitresses leads me to believe that the thrrat oi termination. author (Jane Cole) and the editors she (the author) has difficulty "of of the Chronicle. any complex thought." This type If I lost my job because y(w and KIWI HERRERA To promote delinquency and work is ^tenuous and low your friends wanted to"have fun", crimin^ty in others undtf the TRACEY ROBERTSON paying. Many collie students I might be justly inclined as a color of being "cool" is wrong. work in this capacity (as I have) to victim to use l^al recourse (dvil Theft of services under the guise of help pay for college. Those less and criminal) against you and PHOTOGRAPHERS entertainment and as a prank can fortunate have to do this type of your friends. However, Ifl were to lead to legal entanglements far work to suppon a family or this is stoop to your level, I might be JAN BRUGGEMAN beyond the author and editors all they are capable of. inclined to physically take it out on obviously "diminished" scope of To take a stereotypical view of your face. That wouldn't be much LENORE RYDEN comprehension. A criminal record the waitress/waiter profession "fun" for you now would it. has many limitations, restrictions,a (yes it is a profession requiring a and barriers for those attempting degree of sldll) is prejudicial and Donald Shrader- to make it in todays increasingly akin to racist. Because someone a mature and responsible CIRCULATION MANAGER difficult world. doesn't have a "good job", isn't a CSUSB student. JEFFREY MORRO

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by Sandra Lang , he said he tries to products (made from soybeans Fm waiting to see if something sprouting when cult band The avoid wearing leather but 'it's and other vegetarians) that taste so emerges. If I can find a cadre of Smiths came out with their biting, *740 thanks, Pm cutting down virtually impossible to find good much like the real thing, 1can't interested students I will help pro-v^etarian , 'Meat is on red meat." athletic shoes or dress shoes that tell the difference.' them.' Murder" (in 1985). Since then This may be a frequent reply to are not leather.' Finsen said it would be Finsen said she would like tosee hordes of pop stars have gone nuts an offer to share a ham sandwich Health problems associated shocking to give up all meats all at gradual reforms in the area of over .' or a burger in these days of health with vegetarianism are not a worry once. animal rights that would Lyrics from the title track of the and weight consciousness. to King. Usually people start by cutting ultimately lead to the elimination 'Meat is Murder' album include: However, for some people, If anything, being a v^etarian out red meats, and after they get of factory farming, trapping, and avoidii^ meat is a way of life. makes you think more about used to it then they can cut chicken laboratory animal research. Heifer whines could be human Two philcsoptiy proi< -isors at nutritioa' and turkey, and finally fish.' 'Animals should be invited cries CSUSB are such people-Dr. Jeff Susan Finsen, an assistant After being a v^etarian for a back onto the land so we can closer comes the screaming knife King and Susan Finsen are professor in the philosophy while Finsen said the desire for achieve a more ecologically this beautiful creature must die vegetarians. department, said she too sees meat is nonexistent "Dead balanced environment.' a death for no reason Fifteen years ago King went to a health benefits in being a animals are just not on my list of She said she hopes for more and death for no reason is meat packing farm with stmie vegetarian. things to eat.' positive ethical relationships and MURDER* friends. Finsen said Americans get too Finsen became a vegetarian in exchanges between humans and He said the experience was so much protein and cholesterol in collie. animals in the futiu'e. A live recording of the song powerful that "l decided on the their diets. As a psychology undergraduate Prc^ess for the animal rights "Meat is Murder' appears on the spot that I couldn't eat meat "Vegetarians are less apt to get she had been doing a lot of cause is already being made in overseas version of the 'ANIMAL anymore. I knew I couldn't kill colon cancer or heart disease,' she laboratary research with rats. England, according to Finsen. LIBERATION' album, an animal and skin an animal to eat, so why said, 'and besides, being a 1 became personally disturbed She said small farms are making rights record released earlier this should I pay someone else to do v^etarian, I don't have to watch and knew something was wrong.' a comeback there and consumers year. it?' my weight.' Finsen then decided to change are demanding humanely King was a teen when he Finsen said,1 don't find myself her major to philosophy and begin her produced animal goods. The People listed Sting, Annie became a v^etarian and said feeling like I've given up very transition into v^etarianism. Finsen toured England this Lennox of the Eurythmics, and handling the peer pressure was much because I'm a vegetarian.' Finsen is an active supporter of animal rights. summer and said a chain of stores some members of UB40 as 'very tough. My friends gave me a She said that vegetarianism can which only sell cruelty-free animal converts to vegetarianism. real hard time, especially the guys actually make your eating life She is the Vice President of the Humane Society in San products are now popular there Also, the British newspaper who thought it was a macho thing more diverse. Bernardino and start^ a branch of and are called Body Shops. named Howard Jones 'the leading to eat steak.' Many vegetarians experiment the North Carolina Network for Apparently the animal rights veggie guru of rock 'n' roll,' and Kii^ said being a veg<^ tarian is with foods from other cultures cause and the vegetarianism that said that both Jones and fellow still difficult sometimes. such as India and China, according Animals when she worked in Wilmington, N.C. recently. goes with it has been surfacing vegetarian Paul McCartney have 'I shy away from going out to to Finsen. with great force in the music even converted their 6^ to She also said that if vegetarians Finsen said she hopes the eat with friends and 1 feel industry for the past few years. meatless diets. want something that looks and awkward when I'm invited to students at CSUSB will get their Accoring to a January issue of a peoples' houses for dinner.' tastes like meat they can buy own animal rights group going. Great Britain newspaper. The •Words by c 1985 Because King is interested in textured vegetable protein "Starting one is a lot of work so People, 'The craze started Morrisey Marr Songs Ltd. Don't compete with a Homecoming Comes to Kaplan student Cal State Winter Quater

—be one. Does Homecoming bring back from 11 a.m. - 2:(X) p.m. in the anticipated to be tough and Why? Consider this; More students fond memories of high school pep Lower Commons. exciting due to the high caliber of increase their scores after taking a Kaplan rallies? Basketball or football both the Coyote teams and the games against your school's arch The Club Fest will feature live competitors. Students with I.D. are prep course than after taking anything else. rival? Crowning the Homecoming music, goodies, disiidays, and a car free. ^^y? Kaplans test-taking tectmiques King and Queen? The competition. and educational programs have 50 years Homecoming Dance? Capping off the evening is our The car competition is open to annual Homecoming Dance. The of experience behind them. Ws know CSUSB will be hosting it's 3rd all CSUSB clubs and organiz­ dance will be held from 9 p.m. -1 students. And we know vtot helps boost Annual Homecoming January 14- ations, sororities, fraternities, dorm am. in the Upper Commons. their confidence and scoring potential: 16. The evients will be kicked off students, faculty and staC^ or any There is a $1 donation and So if you need preparation for the: LSAT, Thursday, January 14, with John interest^ individuals or groups. proceeds will benefit charity. Wooden, former UCLA The cars should be decorated to GMAX MCAT, GRE, DAT, ADVANCED basketball coach. represent a CSUSB club or The activities on Saturday, MEDICAL BOARDS.TOEFL, NURSING organization at Cal State. January 16, will begin with the BOARDS. NTE, CPA. INTRO TO Lm, Wooden coached basketball at Homecoming Food Festival from UCLA for 27 years, and holds the The vehicles will be on display 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the SUMP. SPEED READING, or others, call us. record for the college basketball from II a.m. - 2 p.m. near the There will be foods of all kinds Why be at a disadvantage? tournament championships. Student Union. There is a $100 provided by campus faculty and prize for first place and a $50 prize staff organizations. Wooden will be speaking m the for second place. Gym at 8 p.m. Prior to his talk he The second basketball douUe IKAPLAN header will begin at 6 p.m. with STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL aNTER LTD. will also meet with the Coyote The festivities will continue that the women vs. Notre Dame men's and women's basketball evening with a basketball double- teams and a PE class to discuss CoU^, followed by the men's ENROLLING NOW! Visit us at header beginning at 6 p.m. in the teams at 8 p.m. our center. 11185 Mountain coaching philosophies and trends. Gym. View Ave., #161, Loma Linda, Homecoming Events are CA 92354. Or cat! days, even­ All interested students are First, the women's basketball coordinated by the Homecoming ings or weekends. Our phone invited. For more information call team will play Mills Coll^, Committee, which includes number: (714) 796-3727. 887-7561. followed by the men's team vs. students, faculty, and staff. For Menlo College at 8:00 p.m. Both more information about any of the The events on Friday, January these games and the double- scheduled events please contact 15, will begin with the Club Fest header on Saturday are Joanna Roche at 887-7811. 4 The Chronicle December 9,1987 Popular Novel Becomes A Movie by Karen Cutter and followed the novel more closely. Antoinette Haskins I did find the characters in tte movie to dose to what I had Hlowers In The Attic' released pictured in the book. They were by New World Pictures is based portrayed quite well. The little on the novel by V.C. Andrews boy who played Cory was which is part of a set of continuing abk>lutely a^rable just as he stories. The story is about children seemed in the novel. who remain hidden in the attic While I know everyone has from the world while their mother different interpretations of books attempts to win her inheritance this particular movie did not meet back. my expectations. If you read the book I suppose After having read the book I you dmost have to see the movie, found the movie to be as most people who read the book disappointing. Of course most enjoyed it immensely. I believe books are better than the movies. I this is the only audience this have to wonder whether the movie picture will draw from. would have seemed better to me Starring in this picure are had I not read the book. A couple Louise Fletcher, Victoria Tennant, of scenes in the movie could have Kristi Swanson and Jeb Adams been more effective had they and is rated PG 13. I'The Running Man" Arnold Schwarzenegger/Richard Dawson Arnold Schwarzenegger Plays The Game of His Life 1. ^oolste 6. CLarL (SryslJ. 2. 48 ^^rs.

by AntoiDctte Haskins and and in every game

Because the improvement and Benito successful and have stability. He Tom is a management major maintenance of certain academic Quarter plans on marrying and having and plans to earn his Masters standards of achievemnt has been Finally the 1987 frill quarter at This week we explore the lives three to four children. Degree. He plans on being a goal of Alpha Delta Pi since its of the last two graduating seniors. CSUSB comes to an end As we president or senior executive creation, members of Alpha Delta put our text books on the shelf we The first is Mike Montano, who is Tom Lescher is one of the five officer of a major company. He Pi, all of us at Eta Kappa are a recent addition to the founding members of Tau Kappa can now look forward to a hopes to be happily married with expected to make serious efforts in relaxing winter vacation. Sigma brotherhood. He was bom and Epsilon. Tom was bom in five children. our academic studies at CSUSB. Chi would like to wish everybody raised in San Bernardino. He Libertyville, Illinois. When he On the national level, Alpha Delta attended the now obsolete Pacific was 10 his fomily moved to Tom loves to talk and is not a fabulous Christmas as well as a Pi requires a 2.0 G.P.A. for a High School in which he Crystal Lake in Chicago. Three afraid to say what is on his mind. safe holiday season. young woman to become an participated in baseball and years later they migrated to He is aggressive and has a flaring This Thursday Sigma Chi initiated member. And the Abigail wrestling. He graduated in 1983. Redlands, where Tom has temper. But Tom's heart is in the celebrates the end of the quarter Davis Schdarship fund was set up Mike is earning his degree in remained smce. He still loves right place and is a great person to with the jolly Little Sigma to award scholarships to Business Management and plans Chicago though, as he feels it is have on your team. If Tom is on Christmas Party in Lake individual ADPi's who have on going on to get his Masters in cultural and there is an abundance your bad side, watch out. He is Arrowhead. Then on Friday the demonstrated a high level of Business Administration. He also of things to do. friendly and extremely outgoii^. first annual All Greek Pary in Glen academic achievement. On the hopes to work for Anheiser Busch, Tom pushes to be the best in all Helen should exhibit some Greek Tom spent his first years of local level, our Scholarship where one of his three brothers of his endeavors. Spirit as can goods, used as Chairman Tina Sandoval and her works. Mike is the youngest of coU^e at University of California admission fees, will be donated to TKE initiated 17 new active five children. at Riverside, where he played committee have this past quarter, those in need. coll^iate baseball. He had a members on Wednesday night set up study sessions and incentive With just over one month left in Mike is a laid back, easy going November 25, and wishes to chance to play for the Chicago awards. They are given to the their pledgeship, the Gamma type of person, yet he is outgoing. coi^atulate the new actives on a Cubs, but decided his education ADPi with the highest G.P.A., as Pledge Class of S^ma Chi has so He is conservative and confident in gallant and productive education was more important and he came well as to the Big Sis-Lil' Sis with far done an outstanding job. The Umself. He is loyal, as can be seen prc^am. to Cal State San Bernardino. the highest combined G.P.A., and many pledge class projects in his enduring four year TKE would also like to wish the to the most improved ADPi. An included profitable fundraisers relationship with his girlfriend, Tom enjoys all sports, loves to whole campus a very merry Cyn(tee. ADPi is also allowed one exused such as a ticket raffle and the travel (anywhere,) the company Christmas. absence a quarter for study 'Wonderland Dance' which was Mike enjoys to waterski, o( women, reading, thinking, Thanks for everybody who purposes. On the other hand an held this past Saturday. The ticket snowski, motocross and we^t music, the beach and he likes to encouraged and helped me in a lift. His main goal in life is to,be stay fit. very busy quarter. Con*t On Page 7 Con*t On Page 7 s The Chronicle December 9,1987 Kaleidoscope No. 2 Pencils Replace Red Ink Students' Turn To Grade Support for Singles Professors' Performance Thru New Group by Sheila Muggins and grades are turned in, the copies write (ximments. Robinson urges by Debbie Hollihan alone, far from family and friends. of the summary are sent to the students to write critical comments Kendrew and Clark see this group During the last few weeks of faculty member, the department on the forms, whether they are Life as a single person can be as a way for these people to make every quarter, students have the chair, and the Dean. At this negative or positive remarks. lonely at times, but a sigles support new friends. opportunity to grade their time, teachers are invited to the Take a critic^ view," he said, group is currently forming on The group is^open to both male instructions by filling out the faculty personnel office to "tell the good, the bad, the campus to help change that. and female students on and off student evaluation forms which examine the written remark indifferent, and even the ugly." campus, of all ages and The group is the idea of Janet are administered in class. portion of the student evaluation He assures students that they backgrounds. Meetings are Kendrew and Cheryl Clark, two The student evaluations are sheets. will not be affected by writing informal and consist of small single women who work in the required of every CSU campus "If the department chair sees a critical remarks. "The thing we groups. Members of the group campus Admi^ions and Records guard the most is confidentiality," make new friends while discussing Office. Both know from he stressed, "I urge students not to their experiences, sharing interests, experience that being single isn't be afraid." and planning activities with each always easy. Although Robinson feels that other. the student evaluations work well, ''When you're single, you might Tou really get to know he said that many faculty members be depres^ sometimes." Clark people," Kendrew said. are opposed to the idea of students smd. Kendrew agreed that Clark feels one of the evaluating their performance. everyone experiences a similar disadvantages of being single is not "Their main argument is that students have no basis to evaluate them and that only their peers can know how (to evaluate them)," Robinson said. The singles support group is not u counseling program. During the first three years of Rather, it has been designed as a means for single people teaching, a faculty membCT must have five courses evaluated. After on campus to make new friends and share ideas and completing three years, three information with each other. courses must be evaluated. Teachers who have tenure must also be evaluated for at least three feeling at some point. "Everyone having someone to talk to. She courses each quarter by students. It has their lonely times," she added. hopes the singles support group is the decision of the department will change that for some people. chair to select the courses which But when the two women got "If you find a person you're in will be evaluated. together they decided to do sync with, you have someone to somethii^ about it. With the help Robinson believes that more share your good times with," of Dr. Martha Kaslo, from the courses should be evaluated by Clark said. Kendrew added that Counseling Center, they decided students in order to get a better although the new group has only to form the singles support group. sample and therefore, be able to met twice, several members have notice trends. Kendrew and Clark stressed already gotten together and "If students in three or four that the group is not a counseling planned activities for the comii^ classes begin to say and complain program, ^ther, it has been holidays. about the same thing about an designed as a means for single The singles support group J.C. Robinson, associate vice president, stresses the instructor,then my guess is there is people on campus to make new meets every Thur^y evening confidentiality of written remarks on evaluations. something wrong there," he said. friends and share ideas and from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. in the Although Robinson would like information with each other. Students Services building in by the Board of Trustees. Each serious problem," Robinson to see more elaborate questions noted, 'Hhen ; N^-i'-call in the Conference Room 155B. All campus has their own version of added to the evaluations, he agrees faculty member and discuss it." The two women feel that with singles on campus are welcome the evaluation form, but CSUSB that they are beneficial to the According to Robinson, the all the singles on campus a need for to attend. Interested persons can has used the same form since 1978. university. written remark portion carries such a group exists. Clark and also call the Counseling and A committe is presently planning a "Ultimately, they do tell the more influence in evaluating the Kendrew figure many students Testing Center at 887-7437 and new version which may be ready •-uih, ' he said They may say it in instructors. The comments, I can may be single for a variety of leave their name and number. for the 1988 school year. 3 articulate manner, very crudely assure you, are of dramatic reasons, whether unmarried, They will be contacted by According to Associate Vice or express it very badly, but the evaluation." he emphasized. divorced, or widowed. Other Kendrew or Clark for more President J.C. Robinson, the main collection of the evaluations will Unfortunately, not more than students are living on campus information about the group. objective of the student evaluation tell the truth." is to provide student input on the 15 percent of students actually overtdl evaluation of the faculty for the purpose of determining retention, tenure, and promotion. Once a class has completed the Ritcher Explains 'Bizarre Imagery' evaluation forms, they are sent to the appropriate department office. Then they are sent to the AsMethodTo Improve Memory Computer Center for compilation. by Dan Berens who have trouble remembering you transform their name into a somehow interact with the persons The summary scores and the names. phrase and the phrase you select is nose. individual forms are then placed in If you have the problem of The problem is to associate or "Con-Rat," (Step 2.) The example given was also a the files of each faculty member in frequently losing your keys, or you connect a persons face with their Finally, you form an image case of bizarre imagery. If we were the faculty personnel office. have trouble remembering name. To accomplish this, Ritcher connecting the two. Picture this given the task of remembering two After die quarter is completed someone's name immediately suggests following this three step persons enormous nose as being so separate words; "cat and "ball," after you've been introduced, then pro<^. big that it could actually house we could pictue the cat playing Kaleidoscope is published try what Dr. David Ritcher calls First, choose a prominant another person, or in our example, with a ball. This would ^ a weekly by the Depaitmrat of "imagery." feature on the persons face. a criminal. Yes, this nose is so big simple case of interactive imagery, Communication to augment Dr. Ritcher, a graduate of Second, transform the persons thaf it could be pictured as a jail to without any bizarre element. classroom instruction. Inquiries UCLA in psychology, spoke last name into a word or phrase. confine a "Con-Rat!" Part of Dr. Ritcher's present and comments may be addressed Wednesday on "The Use of Third, form an image According to Ritcher, this form research deals with the hypothesis to Kaleidosc<^>e, care of the Imagery to Improve Memory." connecting the two. of imagery is called bizarre that bizarre imagery can improve Department of Communication, He found in his research that Here is one example given by inu^ery, where the two objects or memory more effectively over Cafifomia State University, San students and subjects could Dr. Ritcher. You meet a person, words being associated are done so interactive imagery alone. Bernardino, 5S00 University remember significantly more by perhaps at a party, and they in an unusual way. For students interested in the Parkway, San Bernardino, creating some kind of ment^ happen to posess a very laige nose. 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