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2-16-1979

February 16 1979

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This Article 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 Friday Bulletin by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .BULLETin A STATE COLLEGE # SAN BERNARDINO 1965 JilMlk

February 16, 1979

: B^CK HISTORY WEEK Black History Week will be observed by the cair^sus community OBSERVED BY VARIETY today in a full day's series of programs under the heading OF EVENTS today" of "Blacks in the Arts." i Beginning at 10:30 a.m. paintings, sculpture and jewelry and other art work by Black artists will be on display for viewing by guests.in the Lower Commons.

At 11:30 a.m. a luncheon will begin, attended by over 100 Black Student Union members, their guests and people from the outside community and canpus. During luncheon Leon Childress, an independent designer, will present a fashion show featuring some of his haute couture designs modeled by four of his top models. Mr. Childress, who has a famous line of exclusive clothes with the Bullocks stores, was formerly with "Mr. Blackwell," world-famous designer.

Featured as the guest speaker at the luncheon is . Miss Lincoln, also known as Aminata Moseka, is a well-known actress and singer currently appearing in a production of "The Gingerbread Man" in the Ebony Showcase in .

She may be recalled in one of her most memorable roles in "For the Love of Ivy," a film in which she starred with and Beau Bridges. She has also performed as a singer with noted jazz musician Max Roach and has made many TV appearances. Abbey Lincoln, Her talk will be on "The Black Artist."

At 7 p.m. a play entitled "Taking Care of Business" will be presented by the Miklac Players from USC, produced by Michael Rayson, award-winning director, Following the play a social hour in the SUMP will be held during which members of the acting conpany will visit with the audience and answer questions.

A disco dance sponsored by the BSU begins at 9 p.m. and will feature Lee Rogers, Jr., disc jockey from radio station KUOR, Redlands. A $2 admission fee will be charged at the door. it * * OFF-DUTY VOLUNTARY Effective January 1, 1979, the Labor Code was amended INJURY NOT COVERED by the State Legislature by Assembly Bill 2555 to ex- BY WORKERS CQMPETTSATION elude from Workers Compensation coverage of injuries which arise out of voluntary participation in any off-duty recreational, social or athletic activity. Any questions regarding this should be directed to Personnel Office. CSCSB JAZZ Fifteen high school jazz bands will be on campus Febru- FESTIVAL COMING participate in the annual CSCSB Jazz Festival. Starting at 8 a.m., three adjudicators will rate and evaluate the bands through 5 o'clock that evening. Greg Adams will serve as master clinician. Mr. Adams is the arranger and trumpet player for the group. Tower of Power. He will also lead the CSCSB Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo in an evening concert starting at 8:15 p.m. All events, scheduled in the Recital Hall, are open to all, free of charge. There will, however, be no admittance to anyone during performance of one of the groups. * * * POSTAL REGULATIC^S Effective April 1, the U.S. Post Office will no longer CHANGE ON SIZES accept envelopes smaller than 3"1/2 inches x S inches or larger than 6 1/8 inches x 11 1/2 inches at the regular postage rate. Envelopes must fall within a height to length ratio between 1 to 1.3 and 1 to 2.5. Envelopes too wide, too tall or too large overall will be assessed a surcharge. •k * it

COLLOQUIUMS THE PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT PRESENTS THE FIRSJ.IO SERIES OF COLLOQUIUMS ON TUES- DAYY FEBRUARY 20^ FROM ID A.M. UNTIL NOON/ LC-500. DR. WILLIAM BANKS^ PROFESSOR AT POMONA COLLEGE WILL SPEAK ON "SPATIAL MEMORY." THE TALK IS OPEN TO ALL. REFRESHMENTS V^IL^ BE SERVED. "SUCCESS, FAILURE ON THE HOLLYWOOD,,SCENE; A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS," , is THE SUBJECT OF A SOCIOLOGY COLLOQUIUM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 AT N00^I IN LL-ZHI. PROFESSOR NORMAN FRIEDMAN, DEPT. OF SOCIOLOGY,CSU,LA, IS THE SPEAKER. LVERY- ONE IS WELCOME.

SOLO AND ENSEMBLE The College's Music Department will host a solo and en- FESTIVAL SPONSORED semble festival for student musicians from local high BY MUSIC DEPARTMENT schools and junior high schools next Friday.

Approximately 150 students from the San Bernardino City. Unified School Dis­ trict will participate in the day-long event, held in the Creative Arts Build­ ing. This is the second year the College has hosted the event, according to Arthur Moorefield, Chairman of the Music Department. * * * 0 i, / N ColhuQt zxtcncU CSCSB BULLETIN ,.i|iu( ntntj pcUhi/ to ShoAoniVkij&lcaJi The Cahfornia State College, San Bemardinu Vlcmt] and Jtm SandahZ BULLRTIN is published by the Office ol Cob lege Relations, AD'151, Ext. 7217. Material {Stadznt UyiLon] on the. duath o{^ hvi iatkeA, for publication must be received by noon WttUjom Robtn6on, J^., on ¥2.bA.ajan.y 6. Tuesday before the Friday of publication. Robtn6on a fie^tdtnt o^ Sp^ngiteZd, Editor Bartara Nolte Oregon. n Printed at Duplicating FLUMS

FILM SERIES CONTINUES "La Regie du Jeu," considered the directorial master- WITH TWO FRENCH GREATS piece of Jean Renoir, will be presented at a showing in PS-10 tomorrow evening at 7 p.m., free of charge.

The film, shown as part of the College's Foreign Film Series, is listed among the 10 greatest films of all time in an international poll of film critics. It is a satire on the decadence of the pre-World War II French aristocracy. Starring Marcel Dalio and Nore Gregory, the 1939 film offers the message that in every society there are rules that must be observed and games that must be played in order to survive. ^

Another French film by Jean Renoir, "La Grande Illusion," will be presented February 24. This Academy Award-winning anti-war classic explores the fraternity of men during wartime. It stars Pierre Fresnay and Erich von Stoheim.

HOLLYWOOD'S "SUNSET The Academy Award-winning film, "Sunset Boulevard," star- BOULEVARD'SCREENS ring Gloria Swanson and , as well as Eric von Stroheim, will be shown Wednesday, February 21, at 11 a.m. This two-hour show is sponsored by the School of Humanities and the English Department. Admission is open to the cairpus and is free of charge. (LC-500)

RCC STUDENT IN Katharine Whitescarver. a freshman at Riverside City College, PIANO RECITAL will perform the music of Bach, Beethoven, Schubert and Tchai- kovski in a noon piano recital here in the Recital Hall.

Miss Whitescarver's performance is part of a "mini-tour" which has included performances at schools in Riverside, other colleges and locations. She has been studying piano for 10 years. There is no admission charge for the Wednesday, February 21 performance. •k * * FACULTY SEMINARS The "Seminar on Using Computers in the Classroom" continues on Wednesday, February 21, noon to 1 p,m, in LC-13, with Prof* Joseph Janczyk. Tues,, Feb. 20, Seminar on "Pantheism & the Mysticism of Feeling: Goethe's Werther," LC—241, 1 p.m. Thurs. Feb, 22, 3 p.m.. Seminar "The Female World of Love and Ritual," LC-241. AAA TICKET ON SALE Tickets are now on sale for "Medea," viiich opens its campus run FOR "MEDEA" NOW Thursday, February 22. Reservations are available for all per­ formances, which include the opening night and February 23, 24; 27, 28; and March 1-3. CSCSB students $1.50; staff and faculty $2; general admission $2.50. AAA

EMFLOYMENT Director Children's Center- Qual: B.A. req. + 12 aemeater -units in BCB A 2 yre. teaching OFFORTI'NITIES axp« in an aarly childhood prdgrame Salaryt $1005e00/fnOi| Temp* Apply by Harch 9* Cler. Asst. II A-Library. Qual: type.50 wpm, equiv. to one yr. paid cler. exp. Salary: $637.56/nio.{ 35 hrs. wkly. occ. night or week end. Temp, til 5/30^9* « » « lEFT THE COLLEGE: Carolyn Jordon Veteran's Affairs Coordinator

OA»^2jS|| , RECLASSpiCATIONS niBrrrn#* fuiyrtei Prank Sla-tor to Data Processing Manager II, Computer Center 1_ . JJifl.l_liJiAJLlLL.SJ Alice Coble to Senior Computer Operator, Computer Center QnoIri Tl f llTl Michael Clarke (Public Admin.) is speaking to the Magnolia Center Rotary Club on "Northern Ireland-The Last Colony," Feb. 22. + Frances Coles (Sociology) will speak to the Women's Resource Center at UCR, March 2, on "Sex Discrimination and the Law." + William Engs (Admin.) gave a speech entitled, "The Care and Handling of Volun­ teers," to the Magnolia Center Lions Club in Arlington on Feb. 14. + Marvin Frost (Geography) will present a slide presentation and talk on "Central America" to the Eisenhower High School Spanish class, Feb. 22. + Julius Kaplan (Art) delivered a lecture on "Realism in American Art" at the Palm Springs Desert Museum, Feb. 8. + Nathan Kravetz (Education) gave a speech entitled, "Education and Schooling in Developing Countries," to the Phi Delta Kappa, Mt. Baldy Chapter on Feb. 13. + Renate Nummela (Education) will speak to the Norte Vista High School Business Administration class on "Stress of the Future," Feb. 22. + Robert Smith (History) will give a slide presentation and talk entitled, "King Tutankhaman," to the "Grand Terrace Women's Club, Feb. 21. *** publications Richard Ackley (Academic Admin.) had his 1976-77 Review of ^ the "Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces" published in the 1978 volume of Soviet Armed Forces Review Annual. + M.R. Burgess (Library) has sold an article, "10 Men and Women Who Claimed To Be God," to The Book of Lists #2. edited by Iirving Wallace and David Wallechinsky. *** Ruth Bavetta (CSCSB Graduate) will show drawings in a Joint exhibit at the Women's Bldg., Feb. 17 thru March 1 at Grossmont College, San Diego. ***

Professional Activities At the American Society for Public Administration/ Governmental Research Association Joint conference in San Francisco, Feb. 7-9 the following faculty took part: James Finley worked on peer evaluation; Michael Clarke and Sheldon Kamieniecki presented a Joint paper on their study of Municipal Advisory Councils & Citizen Participation C.C. Christie participated in the National Council meeting and Margaret Gibbs presented a paper on the"Impact of Proposition 13, from the Trustees' Viewpoint." + Alice Wilson (Library) presented a paper on microforms before members of the Educational Media Task Force of San Bernardino County, Feb. 8. Ms. Wilson also introduced the resources of the Education/Curriculum Library and materials in the IMDC to the groun.

ADMINISTRATIVE Cal State U, Sacramento has an opening for Vice President for Aca- OPPORTUNITIES demic Affairs. Salary: $33,492- 40,512. Cal State U, Fullerton has an opening for Associate Dean, Sch., Math, Science & Engr. I 4 lirs at CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE, SAN BERNARDINO

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FRIDAY« February 16 10:00 A.M. Ad Hoc Constitutional Review Comm. SU Senate Rm. A 10:30 A.M. Black History Week Luncheon CO-104 NOON Bowling Club Trip to San Jose 1:00 P.M. Spanlah Club Meeting SU Senate Rm. A 1:00 P.M. League Basketball Gym 1:30 P.M. Biology Club Pizza Nlte The Mug 6:30 P.M. Sociology Club Dinner Maya Restaurant 7:00 P.M. Alpha Kappa Pel Meeting SU Mtg. Rm. A 7iX P.M. Black History Week Play and Dance SIMP ^om

SATtBDAY. PetaTuary 17 4:00 P.M. "Escape" Trip to U.S.C. VB. Arieona P.E. Lot 7:00 P.M. Porei^ Language Film Series "La Regie du Jeu" PS-10

SUNDAY. Februry 16 Nothing Scheduled

MOWIAY. February 19 11:00 A.M. Alpha Kappa Delta Meeting CO-219 NOON A.S. Appropriations Committee Mtg. SU Mtg. Rm. A NOON Sociology Club Meeting SU Senate Rm. 3:00 P.M. Ad Hoc Constitutional Review Comm. SU Senate Rm. 3:00 P.M. Seminar: "Taking Objective Exams" (Part I) LC-37 4:00 P.M. Ladies Basketball Gym 5:30 P.M. Players of the Pear Garden Rehearsal StMP Roan 8:00 P.M. Co-ed Volleyball Oyn

Tiiwour. FelMTitrv 20 Sign-ups Begin For Intramural Decathlon P.E. Bldg. 16:i6 A^. Psychology Colloquium LC-500 North NOON Discussion on "Handling the Irate Student" LC-241 NOON Christian Life Club Speakeri Chuck Roper SU Senate Rm. A 1:00 P.M. Faculty Seminar: "Pantheism A the Mystism of Feeling: LC-2a ^et^'s Weigher" 1:00 P.M. Bowling" d'lut) ' San-Hi Lanes 2:00 P.M. Acrobatics Club Practice Gym 5:00 P.M. Entry Deadline For Bowling P.I. Bldg. 5:00 P.M. Serrano Village Pool Connltte 00-219 5t30 P.M. Players of the Pear Garden Rehearsal SIMP Room

WBDI Y. Februamr .21 I.H. ' Players of the Pear Garden Rehearsal SUMP Room U:00 A.M. Hum. 400 Film "Sunset Boulevard" LC-500 North mm Sociology Colloquium "Successt Failure on the Hollywood Sceiu: LC-2a A Sociological Analysis" NOON Faculty Seminar: "Using Computers in the Classroom" LC-13 NOON CSEA CO-219 NOON Katherine Whitescarveri Pianist Recital Hall NOON A.S. Senate Meeting SU Senate Rm. A NOON Accounting Association SU Mtg. Rm. A NOON UPC Meeting CO-125 ItOO P.M. Gay Student Iftd.on Meeting SU Mtg. Rm. A 3:00 P.M. A.S. Executive Cabinet Meeting SU Seiuite Rm. A 3:00 P.M. Seminar: "Taking Objective Exams" (Part II) LD-37 3:00 P.M. Interviewing Workshop: "Inserting Yourself in the Job Interview" Counseling Center 3:00 P.M. Bowling-High Ganw A High Series San-Hi Lanes 3:30 P.M. "A" League Basketball Gym 5:00 P.M. Serrano Village Council Meeting CO-219 7:30 P.M. A.S. Talent Show SIMP Room

Co-«d 2:2 Basketball Gym 3:X P.M. Faculty Seminar: "The Female World of Love and Ritual" LC-2a 3:00 P.M. M.E.Ch.A. Meeting SU Senate Rm. A 5:30 P.M. Players of the Pear Garden Rehearsal SIMP Room 6:00 P.M. CSCS R.N's Association BI-124 6:00 P.M. Racquetball Singles Courts 6:30 P.M. Campus Crusade Meeting SU Lounge 7:30 P.M. Woodpushers Anonymous Chess Club SU Mtg. Rm. 7:45 P.M. Campus Crusade Meeting SU,Senate Rm. A 8:15 P.M. Drama "Medea" Theatre

FRIDAY. February 23 ^tOt) A.M. Jr. and Sr. High Solo and Ensemble Festival Recital Hall 10:00 A.M. Ad Hoc Constitutional Review Comm. SU Senate Rm. liCO P.M. Spanish Club Meeting SU Senate Rm. liOO P.M. "B" League Basketball Gym 6:00 P.M. A 9:00 P.M. Film: "Bambi" Rated G SIMP Room 8:15 P*M. Drama "Medea" Theatre

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