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1 California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Friday Bulletin CSUSB Archives September Friday Bulletin Follow this and additional works at: Recommended Citation Friday Bulletin, "September " (1977). Friday Bulletin. Paper This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the CSUSB 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

BULLETin CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE SAN BERNARDINO 1065 2k 1977 September 30, 1977 PERFORMANCES BY RENOWNED ARTIST MARK YEAR-LONG DEDICATION OF (:!(:)LL GE ^5 CREATIVE ARTS BLDG.

$Pianist Leonard Pennario, world-celebrated artist \dio has appeared and recorded with^ greats from the music world such as Jascha Heifetz and Gregor Piatigorsky, will be the solo artist in two$ The renowned performer will present two concerts on Friday, October 14, in the Recital Hall. Pennario Among the selections in the evening program are four which were recorded ^ on Angel Records by Mr.

The renowned performer will present two concerts on Friday, October 14, in the Recital Hall. Pennario Among the selections in the evening program are four which were recorded ^ on Angel Records by Mr.

2 BULLETin CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE SAN BERNARDINO k 1977 September 30, 1977 PERFORMANCES BY RENOWNED ARTIST MARK YEAR-LONG DEDICATION OF (:!(:)LL GE ^5 CREATIVE ARTS BLDG. The formal unveiling of the new Creative Arts Building will be headlined by an artist of international stature. Pianist Leonard Pennario, world-celebrated artist \dio has appeared and recorded with^ greats from the music world such as Jascha Heifetz and Gregor Piatigorsky, will be the solo artist in two appearances which will mark the beginning of the College's year-long dedication of the Creative Arts Building. The renowned performer will present two concerts on Friday, October 14, in the Recital Hall. Pennario Among the selections in the evening program are four which were recorded ^ on Angel Records by Mr. Pennario: "Pavane" by Faure, "Mazurk" and "The B^jo by Gottschalk and "La Valse" by Ravel. Other pieces on the program include "Eight Preludes, Opus 28"by Chopin, "Variations on a Theme of Corelli" by ^chmaninoff, "Sonata No. 2 in F sharp minor, Op. 2"by Brahms, and'visions Fugitives by Prokofiev. Tbe 8 p.m. concert will be a benefit for the music-drama scholarship fund. All seats are $10. Tickets are still available from the President's Office. A reception following the concert will be hosted by the Arrowhead Allied Arts Council. A noon concert especially for students, staff and facility of the College will be performed by the artist who will announce his own program. Tickets go (Continued on page 2) 4,419 STUDENTS ON CAMPUS With an unofficial count in, it appears that 4,419 FOR FALL QUARTER CLASSES students have registered for Fall Quarter classes. The figures were taken as of the last day to register, last Tuesday. Late registration continued yesterday and applications will be accepted through October 5, the last day to add classes. The official student census will be taken on October 19, which is also the last day to drop classes. This year's student enrollment, which equates to 3,389 full-time students, is a 3.7% increase in the F.T.E. figures (3,268) of last year at this time. The actual student population totaled 4,126 as of the last day of registration in » which, compared to the 4,419 students currently on campus, represents a 7.1% increase over last year. PAYDAY IS TODAY.

on sale Monday to students, who will have first call on seats, PENNARIO Continued from 1 with the majority being reserved for them. Price of all concert >s $1.

Any tickets remaining on Thursday, October 13 will be available to both groi^js. Students and en^loyees will be asked to show their current College i.d. cards to purchase their ticket.

POLICY ON USE OF FACILITIES The Physical Education and Recreation ANNOUNCED BY P.E. DEPARTMEl^ has announced changes xn regulations p its facilities.

3 on sale Monday to students, who will have first call on seats, PENNARIO Continued from 1 with the majority being reserved for them. Price of all concert >s $1.. Only one ticket will be sold to each student, faculty or staff member. Available in Music Dept. o ice. Tickets for faculty and staff will become available at noon, Monday, October 10. Any tickets remaining on Thursday, October 13 will be available to both groi^js. Students and en^loyees will be asked to show their current College i.d. cards to purchase their ticket. No advance reservations will be accepted for the noon concert. Ntusic Department office hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m., CA-175. POLICY ON USE OF FACILITIES The Physical Education and Recreation ANNOUNCED BY P.E. DEPARTMEl^ has announced changes xn regulations p its facilities. Outdoor facilities will be monitored by an attendant. Students, faculty,staff and others (such as President's Club, Alumni Assn. and immedxate family members) e gible to use the facility, will be asked to present a valxd I.D. The outsxde comraunitj may purchse a recreation permit for use of the outdoor facxlitxes only. Indoor facilities, including the swimming pool, are and instructipnally-related programs of the College, and gene y use by the public. Restrictions were placed on the use of the Indoor facilities, partlcuyrly the pool, because public use dictates that a lifeguard J" "Lure equltawallable for such salaries. The recreational -"endant Is employed to Insure able use of the outdoor facilities by both the campus community and recreat mit holders. ^^TpTnTnToTlMeVts" ' "Tn'o^'pereLonment period for health insurance wi 11 run AVAILABLE TO EMPLOYEES through October 30. During that time, empioyees m y a health insurance plan for the first time, change from one to another plan, or change dependents. Employees who wish to change their en rollments should contact the Personnel Office by October 30. The open enrollment period for State Deferred Compensation L^LfwillTl through November 30, with an effective date of January i, Meet 9 scheduled soon to explain the benefits of the program for employees. Deferred compensation means deferring a portion of your salary and thereby re u g amount currently withheld from your pay check for income taxes. Ma. and Ma6. Uonatd Hlnktay PERSONALS Vtaamiint] \^}<ltc.omzd thoja - ahlld, a daugfue^, VcUnlc^ liichdiz, bo^n SzptmbeA. 26. _ Baby HlMiiy 10 pounds ax. bdjith, MA4. HXnktay Mitt be, on texioe, unxit Hay, f97s. THE COLLEGE IS INVITED TO A DANCE PERFORMANCE OF "MIXED MOTION" PRESENTED BY THE SAN BERNAR DINO SCHOOL DIST., IN THE CA-RECITAL HALL, THURS DAY, OCTOBER 6, 8 P.M., FREE OF CHARGE. 1

The new season in the Art Gallery will open with a show of faculty works entitled "New A reception from 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday, October 5 will preview the show, which continues through November 2.

In addition to the works of the regular faculty, Leo Doyle, Joe Moran, Don Woodford, William Warehall, Jan Mrozinski, Roger Lintault and Mrs.

In addition to the traditional subjects of drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, design and ceramics, the show will include glass and wood pieces. Gallery hours for the new year are 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p.

4 The new season in the Art Gallery will open with a show of faculty works entitled "New A reception from 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday, October 5 will preview the show, which continues through November 2. This year Poppy Solomon, Lect., Art, will take over as gallery director. She succeeds Don Woodford who launched the College's Art Gallery when space became available in the Fine Arts Building. In addition to the works of the regular faculty, Leo Doyle, Joe Moran, Don Woodford, William Warehall, Jan Mrozinski, Roger Lintault and Mrs. Solomon, the exhibit includes part-time and new faculty: Laurie Delarosa. Griffith, Mark Mayuga, Ted Moews, Robert Norton, Michael King and Bruce Wallin. In addition to the traditional subjects of drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, design and ceramics, the show will include glass and wood pieces. Gallery hours for the new year are 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p.m. A A FRESHMEN OR SOPHOMORE WOMEN Freshmen or sophomore women in college this fall IN SCIENCE ELIGIBLE FOR WORKSHOP have an opportunity to explore the roles of women in science during a special workshop here October Applications will be accepted through October 5 from women in 10 community colleges and five colleges/universities in the area, according to Florence Weiser, project coordinator, "Sciences" are defined as behavioral, natural, physical and social sciences, in the fields of anthropology, biology, chemistry/ engineering, health science, mathematics, physics, political science, psychology and sociology. The workshop is funded by the National Science Foundation and there is no charge to the 175 students, except for their transportation to the college. Overnight lodging will also be provided. The workshop is aimed at three problems: lack of role models, sex stereotying and lack of information for young women. The keynote speaker will be a noted woman endocrinologist. Dr. Estelle R. Ramey, from the Georgetown University Medical School. Application forms are available from the counseling offices or Office of Continuing Education, CSCSB. THREE CSCSB STUDENTS Three CSCSB juniors will spend the academic year in STUDY IN SPAIN, GERMANY Europe. Two of the threesome are a husband a wife student team, Fred and Esther Lopez who are enrolled at the University of Madrid, under the CSUC International Program. Both are political science majors. Jeff Ricks, a junior administration major, is spending the year at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, under the same program. Mireille Rydell, Prof., French, has been named International Program Coordinator for the CSCSB campus. William Ackerman, Assoc. Prof., Geography, will serve as campus representative for the Fall Quarter until the return of Richard Rowland, Asst. Prof., Geography, who is on leave. 3

Robert Blackey (History) spoke before a history **4' class at San Gorgonio High School on "Witchcraft! History and Perspective," Sept. 29.

28 meeting of the East Rialto Kiwanis Club. Janice Loutzenhiser (Administration) is speaking today to the Exchange Club of San Bernardino on "The E.R.A.: What It Is and What It Isn*t.

The report is based on field research conducted by the author in Belize (Central America). T. Patrick Mullen (Education) has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Family Service Assn.

5 Robert Blackey (History) spoke before a history **4' class at San Gorgonio High School on "Witchcraft! History and Perspective," Sept. 29. Chuck Christie (Administration) gave a talk on "The Property Tax & Urban Blight: Social, Political, and Economic Implications of the Property Tax" at the Sept. 28 meeting of the East Rialto Kiwanis Club. Janice Loutzenhiser (Administration) is speaking today to the Exchange Club of San Bernardino on "The E.R.A.: What It Is and What It Isn*t. Marvin Frost (Geography) recently had an article entitled PUBLICATIONS "Wildlife Management in Belize: Program Status and Problems" published in The Wildlife Society Bulletin. The report is based on field research conducted by the author in Belize (Central America). T. Patrick Mullen (Education) has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Family Service Assn. of Riverside. THE FOLLOWING EMPLOYEES ARE WELCOMED TO CAMPUS: 7334 GREEN, Cheryl 380 W. 23rd St. Cler. Asst., Library San Bernardino LC SCOTT, Linda 7320 TORRES, Cecelia 3^40 Camellia Dr. Cler. Asst., Library Cler. Asst., Library San Bernardino Ipllgl ^LC-65 EMTLOYMENT OPFORTUNITIES Departmental Sec*y, E.O.P. Qual: type 50 wpm, shorthand 80 wpm, equiv. to two years full-time pd. cler. exp. Salary: $8l4/mo.; 40 hrs. wk., perm. Apply by 10/6 Intermediate Account Clerk, Accounting Office. Qual: type 50 wpm, ability to use a 10 key calculator, equiv. to one year full-time pd. cler. or bookkeeping exp. Salary: $364.50/mo.; 20 hrs. wk. Apply by 10/5; available 10/24- Intermediate Account Clerk, College Bookstore. Qual: type 50 wpm, ability to use a 10 key calculator, equiv. to one year of full-time cler. or bookkeeping exp. Salary: $729/mo.; 40 hrs. wk. Apply by lo/d; available 10/17. ASB INITIATES AIMISSION FEES FOR FRIDAY MOVIES Tonight, a new policy of charging admission to nonstudent patrons, including faculty and staff and their guests, to the Friday night movie is initiated by the Associated Student Body. Admission for adults is SOt.each; children under 12, 25(t. All CSCSB students with I.D, card will be admitted free of charge. PS-10 6:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. TONIGHT'S MOVIE TWASvemwi OF imftookhouhrwutthoonimi

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gn-up now for Intramural 6-person Flag Football at the P.E. Bulletin Board. RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 8:00 A.M. Career Development Seminar 9;00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. & 8:30 P.M. Film "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes* Smarter Brother" LC-500 Senate PS-10 30.

6 irs MAPPeNiiNi! at CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE, SAN BERNARDINO wbia t.. wbi en QTiTollment for State Employee Medical and Hospital Care programs continues thru Oct ited Way fund raising drive continues thru November 11. gn-up now for Intramural 6-person Flag Football at the P.E. Bulletin Board. RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 8:00 A.M. Career Development Seminar 9;00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. & 8:30 P.M. Film "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes* Smarter Brother" LC-500 Senate PS ATURDAY. OCTOBER 1 10:00 A.M. Grad. Comp. Exam Information Meeting LC-39 OWPff, OCTOBER 3 9;00 A.M. Noon 2:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 7«30 P.M. Sign-ups begin for Men and Wornerfs 3-person P.E. Bulletin Basketball Board Student Tickets Available for Pennario Concert CA-175 Pawprint Reception Serrano Village Council and Judicial Board Meeting CO-219 Faculty Wives Meeting UESDAY. OCTOBER L 9(00 A.M. Noon lloo P.M. Christian Life Club Meeting Economics Club Meeting CO-219 LC-500 Senate EDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5 9(00 A.M. Noon 7:00 P.M. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6 9:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 3;00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 8(00 P.M. RIDAY. OCTOBER 7 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. & 8:30 P.M. LAST DAY TO ADD CIASSES Faculty Art Show Opens Art Gallery Petitions Available for ASB Elections SS-143 Music Majors Meeting Recital Hall Faculty Art Show Reception Art Gallery Deadline for Freshman and Sophomore Women Cont. Ed. to obtain Women in Science Applications Newman Club Meeting CO-219 Evaluation Seminar #1 for Secondary Student Teachers CO-IO4 Quarterly Credential Meeting PS-IO San Bernardino City School Dance Presentation "Mixed Motion" Recital Hall Evaluation Seminar #1 for Secondary Student Teachers Administration Welcome Students Party Film **Mother, JugSi and Speed** PS-10 Published by Office of College Relations, AD'1?1. Ext. 7217

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