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1 California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Friday Bulletin CSUSB Archives March Friday Bulletin Follow this and additional works at: Recommended Citation Friday Bulletin, "March " (1978). 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 scholarworks@csusb.edu.

THE BULLETin CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE SAN BERNARDINO 1965 1978 March 3.

Amended Title 5 of the California Administrative Code to increase the number of units needed for the residence requirement for the bachelor's degree from 24 to 30, and to provide that 24 of these

They further authorized the Chancellor to designate particular extension courses and credit-by-examination as appropriate for residence credit and authorized the campus Presidents to permit

2 THE BULLETin CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE SAN BERNARDINO March BOARD OF TRUSTEES ACTIONS REPORTED The Board of Trustees of the California State University and Colleges took actions on the following matters at their January 25 meeting:. Amended Title 5 of the California Administrative Code to increase the number of units needed for the residence requirement for the bachelor's degree from 24 to 30, and to provide that 24 of these units must be upper division and 12 must be in the major. They further authorized the Chancellor to designate particular extension courses and credit-by-examination as appropriate for residence credit and authorized the campus Presidents to permit alternative means of meeting residence requirements where individual cases so merit...authorized the Chancellor to establish and adjust an Instructionally Related Activities Fee which shall be charged all regular students beginning in the Fall of Revenues from the fee shall be used for the support of instructionally related activities in the CSUC in accordance with the recommended guidelines of the Committee on Finance, one of which indicates that "the level of the fee shall be established for each campus by the Chancellor upon the recommendation of the campus President, initially not to exceed $10 per academic year and not to be increased beyond that level before fall, 1981."..Augmented the Board's budget request to the Legislature and the Governor to provide, in addition to a 9^9 percent salary increase for all academic employees, an equity salary adjustment for librarians averaging 5 percent. pl^ A two-minute tape recording covering current and forthcoming FOR INFO PDTLINE activities on campus can now be heard by dialing Highlights of College events will be covered in the brief summary. Just remember, it's " for info." * it * EMERGENCY PLAN BOOKLET An Emergency Plan booklet has been FOR CAMPUS IS ISSUED issued by the College Emergency Committee and Sgt. Arthur Butler of the College Police. The booklet lists coordinators for each building and covers procedures to be followed in case of explosions, medical emergencies, fire, earthquake, evacuation, and bomb threats and and search. The various building coordinators are: Oscar Jackson, Jeanne Rudloff (Student Services); Leo Doyle, Bruce Decker (Fine Arts); James Urata, Bea Lee (Administration); John Craig, Myrna Griggs (Phys. Sci.); Ruth Wilson, Linda Johnson (Bio. Sci.); Mike Rasmussen, William Anderson (Htg. & A/C); George Weiny, Marilyn Goldstein (P.E.);Robert Lohnes, Dorothea Hino (Phys. Plant); Peter Briscoe (LC Bldg.); (Conttnued on page2)'

EMERGEmy plan Craig Henderson, William Gordon (Res, Halls); Hugh Forkel, Continued from page j Casey Kendal (Commons); Phil West, Pat Hadlock (Creative Arts);Jim Arabatsis, Bill Agnew (Bookstore);

**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS "LIFE AND TIMES OF TUTANKHAMUN" LECTURES - Tickets are still available for four public lectures on the life and times

" WINTER PLAY - Tickets are still available for Tuesda^ Wednesday and Thursday, March 7, 8 and 9 for "The Houdini Deception." General admission for this original Sherlock Holmes adventure is $2.

3 EMERGEmy plan Craig Henderson, William Gordon (Res, Halls); Hugh Forkel, Continued from page j Casey Kendal (Commons); Phil West, Pat Hadlock (Creative Arts);Jim Arabatsis, Bill Agnew (Bookstore); Richard Ben- necke, Sheri Ackley (Student Union). u with more than one floor also have floor wardens whose identitu should be known to the occupants of that floor. **TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS "LIFE AND TIMES OF TUTANKHAMUN" LECTURES - Tickets are still available for four public lectures on the life and times of King Tutankhamun by Dr. Robert Smith, r p.m.), in the Recita Hall of the Creative Arts Building. $1 admission fee. Call 7452 for tickets. THE HOUDINI DECEPTION." WINTER PLAY - Tickets are still available for Tuesda^ Wednesday and Thursday, March 7, 8 and 9 for "The Houdini Deception." General admission for this original Sherlock Holmes adventure is $2.50 and $1.50 for students and senior citizens with identification. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. in The. Call 7452 for reservations. JOURHEY INTO BLACKNESS" MUSICAL - The originally-scheduled March 2 performance for the theatre group "Voices" presentation of "Journey into Blackness" has been changed to March 17, 7:30 p.m. in the Student Union, Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children 16 and under. All previously sold tickets for the March 2 date will be accepted. The date was changed due to weather in the East. *TICKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS*niCKETS**TICKETS**TICKETS*niCKETS*niCKETS**TICKETS' The March 1 Psychology Colloquium featuring Dr. David Walsh from USC's Gerontology Center NFORMATION was postponed until Monday, March 6 due to. ^.. illness. Dr. Walsh will discuss the "Effects of Aging on Memory" at 3 p.m. In LC-500 and also in Kathy Pezdek's Psychology 520 class at 7 p.m., same date and place. Public is invited to both lectures. The Bookstore will be closed all day Thursday, March 9 for inventory. The Jewish issues Study Group will discuss the recent L.A. Times series on L A 's Jews at noon, Wednesday, March 8 in LC-219. Copies of the articles and letters to the editor are available In School of Education and School of Social and Behavioral Sciences offices. a collection of Egyptian artifacts dating from 3,500 B.C. through the times of King Tutankhamun opens tomorrow in the Library, first floor. Proposals for CSUC Grants for Innovation Improvement in the Instructional Process are invited. Faculty are Invited to attend a meeting Tuesday, March 7, 2-4 p.m. in. k -k -k CSCSB BULLETIN The California State College, San Bernardino BULLETIN is published by the Office of College Relations, AD-151, Ext Material tor publication must be received by noon Tuesday before the Friday of publication. Editor Printed at Duplicating Barbara Nolte PERSONALS weycghe,d Vk. and U/u, ChaUe^ Ch)U&Ut {AdnUnLitkatconJ ioezcome.d the^ {-Out child, a daaghtca., Ca&cg Cottcm, on VcbmoKy 28, Baby ChAl&tlc poundi, 14 ounces.

COI^GE TO OFFER SCHOOL AUDICMETRIST CERTIFICATE The College has received state approval for courses which can lead to certification as a school audic»netrist. The State Health Dept.

This certificate is required of all credentialed school nurses before conducting hearing tests. The College offers the two courses in audiometry through the Deot. of Health Science and Human Ecology.

Call Amer El-Ahraf, Chairman of Health Science and Human Ecology Dept. for further information. SPRING TERM JUST AROUND THE CORNER V V.

4 COI^GE TO OFFER SCHOOL AUDICMETRIST CERTIFICATE The College has received state approval for courses which can lead to certification as a school audic»netrist. The State Health Dept. has established that satisfactory ccxipletion of two courses in ai^iometry offered here will lead to a certificate of registration as a school audiometrist. This certificate is required of all credentialed school nurses before conducting hearing tests. The College offers the two courses in audiometry through the Deot. of Health Science and Human Ecology. "Basic Audiometry and Hearing Problems" will be offered in the spring quarter, 6-7:50 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. The advanced courses will be taught in the Fall. Call Amer El-Ahraf, Chairman of Health Science and Human Ecology Dept. for further information. SPRING TERM JUST AROUND THE CORNER V V.' Spring Quarter class schedules have arrived on campus, heralding the approach of the spring term. Copies are on sale in the Bookstore at 40^ each. Packets may be picked up at the Admissions and Records Office beginning next Monday, March 6, Academic advisement also begins on March 6 and continues throughout the week, ending Friday, March 10. WIND ENSEMBLE IN CONCERT PERFORMANCE A varied program of instrumental works ranging from Richard Wagner to Henry Fillmore will be presented by the Cal State Wind Ensemble Wednesday evening, March 8, The program will begin at 8:15 p.m. in the Recital Hall of the Creative Arts Building. Conducting the 41~piece ensemble will be CSCSB Director of Bands, Paul Curnow. Opening with "A Festival Prelude" by Alfred Reed, regarded as a brilliant and powerful work for the modern wind ensemble, "Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral" by Richard Wagner and "Caccia and Chorale" by Clifton Williams, also will be performed. One of the earliest pieces for full concert band, "Toccata Marziale," will begin the second half, which includes "Variants on a Mediaeval Tune" by Norman Dello Joio and concludes with Fillmore's march "Americans We." The public is invited to attend the Wednesday evening performance without charge. it rtr tt VIVIEN BULL EARNS PH.D.- A. Vivien Bull, Lecturer in French, has been notified by the University of New Mexico that,effective December, 1977, she has completed all the requirements leading to the degree of Ph.D. In French. Dr. Bull, a native of England, who joined the CSCSB faculty in 1976, received her B.A. from^ Cambridge University and her M.A. from the University of New Mexico. Her dissertation, on the French novel, was entitled "The Problem of Evil: Interaction of Philosophy and Fiction to 1715." STAMPS GET INTO THE ACT AT THE GALLERY Stamps as an art form and art in the form of stamps will go on exhibit in the Art Gallery March 6. An opening reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. The display will include a rare (Continued on page 4) 3

Speaking up. Lloyd Campbell (Education) lectured on **Sexuallty: Some Misconceptions" to a health education class at Sherman High School in Riverside on March 1.

Hal Hoverland (Administration) spoke to the Board of Realtors on "What is a Professional?" at the Arrowhead Country Club, Feb. 2?. Carolyn Martin (P.E.

publications professional activities David Shichor (Sociology) had an article (With Harry E. Allen) published in Offender Rehabilitation.

5 Speaking up. Lloyd Campbell (Education) lectured on **Sexuallty: Some Misconceptions" to a health education class at Sherman High School in Riverside on March 1. Arlo Harris (Chemistry) spoke on "Alcohol: Our Most Abused Drug" to a special class in community awareness at San Gorgonio High School, Feb. 24. Hal Hoverland (Administration) spoke to the Board of Realtors on "What is a Professional?" at the Arrowhead Country Club, Feb. 2?. Carolyn Martin (P.E. & Recreation) gave a talk on "Dividends for the Force Outs: Despair, Drugs, Delinquency, and Detention" to a Riverside Poly High School class on Feb. 28. publications professional activities David Shichor (Sociology) had an article (With Harry E. Allen) published in Offender Rehabilitation. Fall 1977, entitled "Study Release: A Correctional Alternative." Chris Grenfell (P.E, & Recreation) conducted a clinic on "Teaching Methodology for Ski Instructors" on Feb. 25 for Holiday Hill Ski School. Joseph^Yabu (Education) served as consultant to CSC Bakersfield Extended Studies to explore ways to implement CSC San Bernardino's designated subject credential in the Bakersfield area. DIRECTORY CHANQBS THE FOLLCWII^ FMPLOYEE IS WELCOMED TO CAMPUS: 7568 WRIGHT, John L. (Jo) 6909 San Francisco Equip. Attendant Highland PE LEFT THE COLLEDE: Richard Graves (Phy- Plant), Mary Stevens (Accounting) and Julie Treadweil (Cont. Educ.) LEAVE OF ABSENCE: Jfyrna Lindahl (Personnel) job opportunities Cler. Asst., Personnel Office. Qual: type 50 wpn; equiv. to one year of exp. in general office cler. work. Salary: $4.21/ hr.; 20 hrs. wk. till April I4. Apply by March 6., Counselor (Temporary, Student Affairs Trainee). Qual; B.A. degree. Must be candidate in M.A. program in psychology or counseling. 1 yr. exp. in special services programs desired. Salary: $502.50/mo.; 20 hr. wk. till approx. 6/15. * * ^.stamp collection translated from works of art, contributed by Richard Switzer, Dean of the School of Humanities, which will be accompanied by a continuous slide presentation illustrating the original works of art. Other exhibits, all by popular Southern California artists, include comi--^ cal pieces and many contemporary works. THE RAIN GAUGE: Feeling damp? Good*reason. We're In the third wettest February in 102 years. As of noon yesterday the current storm had dumped 5.89 inches of rain on campus, for an inundating total of 32.A2, As the Builetin goes to press it is still raining, /

irs MAPPENINGI when-. at CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE, SAN BERNARDINO where. l!30 P.M. 2>X P.M. 6tOO P.M. & 6t30 P.M. SATURDAY. MARCH L S:6A A.M. 8t00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. SUNDAY.

M. TOURatAY. MARCH 9 7:00 A.M. 2:30 P.M. 4:40 P.M. 7:30 P.M. mpa^march 10 1:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. A 8:30 P.M. Childcare Parents Meeting Carapus Crusade for Christ "B** League Basketball Social Science

Initiation Foreign rilm Festival: "The Young One" Play: "Hoixiini Deception" Egyptian Art Exhibit Sp

6 irs MAPPENINGI when-. at CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE, SAN BERNARDINO where. l!30 P.M. 2>X P.M. 6tOO P.M. & 6t30 P.M. SATURDAY. MARCH L S:6A A.M. 8t00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. SUNDAY. MARCH 5 BfOO A.M. 7:30 P.M. MONDAY. MARCH 6 "lojoo A.M. lotoo A.M. 3:00 P.M. 5»00 P.M. TDESD^ MARCH 7!«OON ZiOO P.M. 5*45 P.M. 8tl5 P.M. WEDK88 ^. MARCH 7 8<O0 A.M. NikiN ItOO P.M. 4l00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8ll5 P.M. TOURatAY. MARCH 9 7:00 A.M. 2:30 P.M. 4:40 P.M. 7:30 P.M. mpa^march 10 1:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. A 8:30 P.M. Childcare Parents Meeting Carapus Crusade for Christ "B** League Basketball Social Science Field Day Film-Seven % Solution Upward Bound Visitation Day "Escape" to Bear Canyon Trail Camp Egyptian Art Exhibit - Unofficial Opening Upward Boiind Woricshops Urban League Training Alpha Kappa Psi Initiation Foreign rilm Festival: "The Young One" Play: "Hoixiini Deception" Egyptian Art Exhibit Sports Committee Meeting ACADQilC ADVISEMBNT FOR SPRIN3 A.S. Appropriations Committee Meeting Foreign Language Placement Test UPC Meeting Tablegame Tourney BSU Meeting Serrano Village Council Stamp Art Exhibit Reception ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT FOR SPRING Newman Club Clark Smith, Giiltar/Vocaliat Grant Meeti^ Serrano Village Food Comnittee»IIIIIM«a»»I<»>»» II a M»»»»»»«J 6:30 P.M. Pai Chi Mtg. J 5 Member home-riverside t ACAIXMIC ADVISSIENT PCR SPRING A.S. Senate Meeting A.S. Executive Cabinet Gay Students Union A.S. Cartoon Festival Jewish Issue Study Group M.E.Ch.A. Meeting Student Recital EMC Speaker: Tom White Christian Life Club Pawprint Staff Meeting Anthropology Club Meeting Foreign Language Placement Exam Library Film: "Night ef the Living Dead" Faculty-Staff Social Payc. 520 Speaker: Dr. Joellen Hartley on "The Effects of Alcohol on the Memory" Aliuni. Board Meeting Wind Ensemble ACAESMIC ADVISEMENT FCR SPRING BOOKSTCSIE CL3SED ALL DAY Ii}SSA Meeting A.S. "My Favorite Lecture" UPC Meeting San Jacinto-Baretow Tennis Tourney Reading Specialist Credential Advisory Coninittee Woodpushers (Chess Club) ACAISMIC ADVIS9IENT FCR SPRING Campus Crusade for Christ "B" League Basketball Film: "Dirty Duck" "Escape" to Las Vegas Ig. LC-500 PS-10 Gym A CO-104 P.E. Lot Library PS-10, 122, 131 PS-133, 107 CO-104 PS-10 Library Library Senate Chambers (SU) LC Game Room (SU) LC-245 Gallery SU Lounge SeiMte Chambers (SU) Senate Chambers (SU) PS-107 SU Multl-Purpose Rm. IG-219 LC-276 Recital Hall CO-125 LC-247 LC-256 4th Floor Library C0-104 Meeting Room (SU) Recital Hall SU Multi-Purpose P.E. Coui^B CO-125 Mecti^ Room (SU) Gym PS-10 Main Lot Published by Office of College Relations, AD-151, Ext. 7217

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