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Vol 22 Number 32 April 4 1972

DE BELLIS SERIES WILL OPEN SUNDAY VARIED PROGRAMS PLANNED The music art books science drama and architecture of the Italian Renaissance will all be featured during a program series and exhibit to be presented during mid-April at Cal Poly

Based on the Frank V de Bellis Collection both the programs and the exhibit will be presented in the Julian A McPhee College Union under sponsorship of the School of Comshymunication Arts and Humanities

The programs and exhibit will begin with an opening reception on Sunday (April 9) and continue through April 20 Admission will be free and the public is invited

Highlights of the program series will be an opening talk by Mrs Serena de Bellis cushyrator of the de Bellis Collection and wife of its late benefactor a lecture by histoshyrian Gene A Brucker of University of California at Berkeley two commedia dellarte (drama) performances and two concerts

Subjects of programs to be offered during the 10-day-long program series at Cal Poly inshyclude patronage in Renaissance Florence Renaissance architecture and author and philshyosopher Boethius the drawings and paintings of Da Vinci and science and technology in Renaissance Italy

Concert Performers Listed

PeTformers for the concerts will be harpsichordist Ronald V Ratcliffe soprano Nella Girolo a string quartet composed of Michael Poleinski David Cook Carol Kersten and John Hoyt the Cal Poly Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Clifton E Swanson and the Cal Poly Chamber Singers under John Russells direction

Commedia dellarte will be the subject of two programs of the series One will be a combined lecture and demonstration and the other will be a performance only Both will feature students of the Speech Department

The exhibit will open for public viewing on Monday (April 10) and run through April 20 in daytime and evening hours in Room 221 of the College Union Hours will be 9 am to 10 pm on Sunday through Thursday and 9 am to 12 midnight on Friday and Saturshyday

Highlights of the exhibit will include a grand piano manufactured by composer Muzio Clementi in 1805 and manuscripts books and other works by such men as St Augustine Cicero Virgil Plutarch Herodotus Petrarch Dante Boccaccio Machiavelli and Boeshythius

Other Renaissance authors composers and artists whose work will be represented in the exhibit at Cal Poly are Michaelangelo Galilee Euclid Archimedes Aristotle Scarlatshyti Palestrina and Raphael (A scheule of activities for the programs and the exhibit follows on page 2)

-Cal Poly Report -- April 4 1972 -- Page 2

EVENTS FOR DE BELLIS EXHIBIT AND PROGRAM SERIES

One of the largest collections of Italian eulture outside of Italy the Frank V de Bellis Collection will be the focal point for an exhibit and program series to be held on campus beginning on Sunday (April 9) and continuing through Thursday April 20 Both are being sponsored by the School of Communicative Arts and Humanities

Arrangements for the de Bellis exhibit and programs are being coordinated by a faculty and staff committee headed by Russell Lascola (Philosphy Department) Other members are David Bodlak (Art Department) Arthur Frietzsche (English Department) John Russell (Music Department) Bob Stevens a represent~tive of the ASI Fine Arts Committee and Frederick Wolf (Special Programs Coordinator)

The complete schedule of events for the 10-day-long de Bellis series reads

Grand Opening and Reception-- Sunday April 9 730pm foyer of Julian A McPhee College Union Cal Poly students faculty and staff and invited guests

Exhibit -- Monday April 10 through Thursday April 20 Room 221 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited (Open Hours-- 9 am to 10 pm Sunday through Thursshyday and 9 am to 12 midnight Friday and Saturday)

Lecture titled Mirrors and Gateways A Collectors Views by Mrs Serena de Bellis --Monday April 10 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture on commedia dellarte with demonstrations by students of the Speech Department --Tuesday April 11 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Performance of commedia dellarte by students of the Speech Department -- Wednesday April 12 8 pm Outdoor Plaza Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Concert of music from the Frank V de Bellis Collection presented by the Music Departshyment-- Thursday April 13 11 am Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture titled Public and Private Patronage in Renaissance Florence by Gene A Bruckshyer of University of California at Berkeley Thursday April 13 8 pm Room 220 Julshyian A McPhee College Union public invited

Concert of music from the Frank V de Bellis Collection presented by the Music Departshyment-- Friday April 14 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public inshyvited

Lecture titled Boethius and His Influence by Robert Huot of the English Department --Monday April 17 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture titled Da Vinci His Drawings and His Paintings by Bernard Dusek of the Art Department-- Tuesday April 18 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union pubshylic invited

Lecture titled Perspective of the Renaissance by Vern Swansen of the School of Archishytecture and Environmental Design-- Wednesday April 19 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture titled Science and Technology in Renaissance Italy by Charles R Russell of the School of Engineering and Technology-- Thursday April 20 8 pm Room 220 Julshyian A McPhee College Union public invited

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CHANGES IN FOOD SERVICES STAFF ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT KENNEDY

The retirement of Lloyd (Jack) Bertram as foundation food services director for the Cal Poly Foundation and the appointment of John Lee as his successor has been announced by President Robert E Kennedy President Kennedy said the new appointment will be efshyfective on September 1

Bertram who will have completed over 21 years of service as Cal Polys food services director by the time of his retirement in late August has seen the size of the college student body grow from about 2600 to more than 12000 since he joined the college staff in 1950 He played a leading role in the planning and development of the College Dinshying Hall during the late 1950s

Lee who is currently assistant director of food services has been employed at Cal Poly since 1960 A resident of Arroyo Grande he previously owned and managed two sucshycessful restaurants in the San Luis Obispo area

Immediately prior to joining the colleges food services staff he worked in the food service operation of the California Mens Colony a State Department of Corrections facility located near San Luis Obispo

The Cal Poly Foundation is an auxiliary organization of the college administered by a board of directors of which Dr Kennedy is president It operates campus dining halls snack bars machine areas as well as the colleges residence halls and the agriculshytural production program of the college

The foundation food services director is responsible for approximately $16 million of food service operations per year The food services director reports to Al Amaral the executive director of the Cal Poly Foundation

BLACK PANTHER PARTY FOUNDER WILL SPEAK ON CAMPUS

Bobby Seale co-founder of the Black Panther Party will report on the Black Panther Survival Program when he speaks in the Cal Poly Mens Gym at 8 pm on Thursday (April 6) The appearance of the member of the Chicago Eight is being sponsored by the Speakers Forum Committee of the Associated Students Inc The public is invited Adshymission is 75 cents for students and $125 for all others

Seale and Huey P Newton founded a Soul Students Advisory Council while both were stushydents at Merritt College in Oakland In October 1966 they co-founded the Black Panshyther Party for Self Defense Seale established Black studies at Merritt College when he taught a class in Black history

Since 1967 Seale has been jailed and released on a variety of charges stemming from his Black Panther activities -- including conspiracy murder concealed weapon and contempt of court charges As one of the Chicago Eight he was gagged during court sessions after interrupting court proceedings in his attempts to act as his own counshysel

Seale will come to Cal Poly directly from a three-day Black Community Survival Confershyence in the Oakland area where efforts are directed at organizing the Black community for political action He is both the author ~nd subject of several books


WARNING ON POLLUTION ISSUED BY DR LEAKEY

Mankinds past can be traced back for 20 million years but his future may not extend beyond the next 30 to 40 years according to Louis s B Leakey

The world-famous anthropologist told a campus audience last week that his fossil disshycoveries in Africa establish the existence of man as early as 26 million years ago but that Adams Ancestors lived side-by-side with the ancestors of the gorilla as far back as 20 million years ago

Dr Leakey told the audience of nearly 5000 that science must dig deeper to find a common ancestor for man and other primates And he urged a change of direction if man is to survive in the future

His lecture as part of the Cal Poly College Convocation Series was illustrated with slides of his lifelong studies of fossil evidence of man and his primate cousins

Dr Leakey cited pollution as the major threat to mans future evolution We must not adapt to pollution but fight pollution before it kills us he declared

Today I believe that man is the most endangered species in the whole world endangered by his pollution endangered by his lack of forethought endangered by his misuse of his resources endangered by overpopulation and above all by allowing the invention of such things as germ warfare and hydrogen and atom bombs Its got to be stopped

When the audience applauded this declaration Dr Leakey said You wont stop it by ap plauding me You must build public opinion

He asked his audience to promise faithfully to work to influence others to influence world governments to apply resources to solving mankinds problems of poverty overshypopulation disease and use of resources

The capacity crowd in the Mens Gymnasium frequently applauded Dr Leakeys pleas for humanity and gave the 69-year-old scientist a standing ovation following his lecture and a question-and-answer period

COLLEGE HOUR CONCERT PLANNED THURSDAY MORNING

San Luis Obispo area residents who like musical variety are invited to hear a concert to be presented Thursday (April 6) morning Planned as a preview of the 31st annual Home Concert which will take place on April 21 the concert will start at 11 am in the Cal Poly Theater Admission will be free and the public is invited to attend

The program will feature the Cal Poly Mens Glee Club the Collegians Stage Band and the Womens Sextet along with two smaller vocal groups composed of members of the Mens Glee Club-- the Majors and Minors and the Collegiate Quartet All but the womshyens Sextet have just returned from a week-long concert tour which included 18 perforshymances at high schools and colleges in the San Francisco area

The program is being presented as part of the College Hour Concert series of the Music Department

Monday AprgtiZ 10 UJiZZ be the Zaat day to withdraw flom Sprgting Qualtel aZaaaea withshyout penalty


CAL POLY EXtENSION STUDENTS REGISTERING THIS WEEK

Registration for 26 Spring Quart~r courses to be offered by Cal Poly Extension in comshymunities throughout the Central Coast Area began with the start of classes yesterday (Monday April 3) They will meet during evening hours in community locations in Arroyo Grande Atascadero Morro Bay San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria and at Vandenshyberg Air Force Base near Lompoc

Subjects covered by the Winter Quarter courses range from construction engineering animal science architecture and geology to industrial technology language philosshyophy psychology sociology and speech

A highlight of the Spring Quarter extension courses to be offered by Cal Poly is a course on the architecture and history of the Hearst San Simeon State Historical Mon- ument which will be taught by Car~eton M Winslow of the colleges School of Archishytecture and Environmental Design faculty

Persons wishing to attend any of the courses may register during the initial class meeting for each course Fees are $1275 per quarter unit for lecture courses $1675 per unit for activity courses and $2525 per unit for laboratory courses

Information and free copies of the Spring Quarter extension booklet containing regisshytration details and a full list of courses may be obtained from the Continuing Educashytion Office Adm - 546-2053

A I D OFFICIAL WILL DELIVER KEYNOTE ADDRESS

The role college students and educators can play in international developments will be explored during the daylong International Education Conference at Cal Poly on Thursday (April 6)

Marshall L Fields education officer Southern African Affairs Agency for Internashytional Development US Department of State Washington D c will set the tone of the meeting in a keynote address at 845 am in Chumash Auditorium of the Julian A McPhee College Union

The conference is co-sponsored by the student council of Cal Polys School of Agrishyculture and Natural Resources and Office of International Education in cooperation with the College Convocation Series Anyone interested is invited to attend Admisshysion will be free

Fields the keynote speaker has been involved in vocational education since 1942 and has been associated with international education programs in the Mid-east and Africa since 1952

Three panel discussions during the day will cover the direction of international proshygrams work experience abroad and opportunities with US business firms abroad In addition conference participants will join the Cal Poly Staff Club to hear Joseph N Weatherby Jr (Social Sciences Department) discuss Soviet Policy in the Middle East during a luncheon meeting

The end of the seventh week of instruction for the l972 Spring Quarter will be Monday~ May l5


TALK ON BORAX MINING SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY EVENING

The historical development of Borax mining will be the topic when James L Boone of Anaheim addresses the campus on Wednesday (April 5) evening Dr Boones talk titled 100 Years of Borax Mining-- A Historical Perspective will start at 8 pm in Room 207 of the Julian A McPhee College Union on campus Admission will be free and the public is invited to attend

Presently a senior research chemist for US Borax Research Corp Dr Boone is a gradshyuate of St Louis University where he earned his bachelors degree and University of Southern California from which he received his doctors degree in inorganic chemistry

The public lecture is part of a two-day stay at Cal Poly during which Dr Boone will visit with students and faculty of the Chemistry Department and participate in seminars and class sessions _His stay is part of the national visiting scientist program of the American Chemical Society It is being sponsored by the Chemistry Department and the campus student chapter of ACS

PLANS FOR ANNUAL LUAU ANNOUNCED BY HUI OHAWAII

Authentic Hawaiian dances and music will fill the air when the Hui OHawaii club preshysents its 18th annual luau on Saturday April 15 in the Chumash Auditorium of the Julshyian A McPhee College Union The ritualistic Hawaiian celebration which originated in

middot the 18th Century will feature a menu of roast pig chicken fresh pineapple and yams

Imported orchids and anthriums from the Island State will be in evidence in the decorshyations and entertainment will be provided by The Outriggers a Hawaiian group that makes its headquarters in San Francisco

Tickets for the traditional campus event are priced at $350 each They may be purshychased at Browns Music Store in San Luis Obispo and the Information Desk in the Colshylege Union or ordered by telephoning 544-7587 Members of the campus community as well as the central coast area are invited to attend

VACANT SUPPORT STAFF POSITION ANNOUNCED BY PERSONNEL OFFICER

One vacancy on the support staff of the College has been announced by s Milton Piuma (Staff Personnel Officer) A description of the position is posted on the bulletin board located outside the Personnel Office Adm-110 546-2236 Those interested in apshyplying for the position should contact the Personnel Office to obtain an application Cal Poly is an Affirmative Action Employer The position is

Clerical Assistant II-A ($457-$556) (Temporary Help) Security Department Business Affairs Division Duties and responsibilities include assisting supervisor in communishycations and correspondence supervising the work of four student clerks preparing mashyterial and typing payroll editing and typing reports and typing letters and answering some correspondence independently Applicants must have passed the General Clerical Test type 45 wpm and have three years of experience in typing and clerical work

Typewritten copy intended for the next issue of Cal Poly Report must be received prior to 12 noon Frida A ril 7 in the Office of Information Services Administration-210


CAL POLY WRESTLERS WILL MEET JAPANESE OLYMPIC TEAM ON APRIL 14

Coach Vaughan Hitchcock of the national champion Cal Poly wrestling team has arranged an exhibition mat program which figures to carry statewide appeal The Japanese Nashytional team will conclude a tour of the United States in the Mens Gym on April 14 The stop at Cal Poly will be the final one for the Japanese team which will include many of the wrestlers who will represent that country in the 1972 Olympics at Munich Germany

Appearing on the Japanese team will be five wrestlers who placed first second or third in last Septembers World Games in Bulgaria The Japanese wrestler at 1255 pounds is a two-time world champion while the 1145-pounder placed second and the men who will wrestle at 1055 1365 and 1495 pounds all placed third in the World Games

There will be eight bouts on the card In addition to the weights mentioned the other three weights will be 163 1805 and 198 pounds Competition will be in the internashytional style of wrestling used in the Olympic Games Preceding the bouts which will get underway at 730 pm there will be a resume of the international style of wrestling which differs quite a bit from the Collegiate style of competition in which the Cal_Poly team members are accustomed

INTERNATIONAL TALENT SHOW SCHEDULED ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Modern and ancient cultures of many lands will be displayed on the stage of the campus theater at 8 pm on Friday and Saturday (April 8-9) International students at the college will present their annual International Talent Show at that time

The public is invited General admission tickets are 75 cents for students and $150 for all others They are on sale in advance at the information desk of the Julian A McPhee College Union

Intricate dances of the Orient rhythmic and symbolic dances of Africa joyous song and dance from Hawaii and the colorful steps of Mexico will unfold on the stage There also will be lyrical music from Vietnam strident chords from Portugal and ancient musishycal sounds of Thailand and Iran and Pakistani students will offer a tableau

Nine student organizations representing foreign lands have joined in the presentation of this years talent show

NATIONALLY-KNOWN ARTIST WILL JUDGE POTTERY II

Paul Soldner of Aspen Colo will judge Pottery II the 2nd annual pottery show to be held at Cal Poly The showing will open on April 20 and continue through May 8 in Room 221 of Cal Polys Julian A McPhee middotCollege Union Admission will be free and the public is invited to view the exhibit

Soldner one of the most respected and popular pottery jurors in the country has won numerous national awards for his work in the field of pottery and ceramics Pottery II sponsored by the Pottery Club at Cal Poly is a professional and amateur showing of various forms of pottery and ceramics from throughout the United States

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STAFF CLUB ELECTION SLATED THIS MONTH

Cal Poly Staff Club members will vote during the week of April 17 to select a vice president for the 1972-73 term of office Charlie Mendenhall (Information Services Office) present president of the club says ballots will be mailed to members Those failing to receive ballots by April 21 should contact Mendenhall by telephoning 546shy2577

The Staff Clubs Nominating Committee headed by J Barron Wiley (Education Departshyment) announced this week that candidates for the office of vice president are Capt Leonard Gringras (Military Science Department) and L Harry Strauss (Director of the College Library)

J Philip Bromley ~Agricultural Management Department) Mrs Ruth Gran (Student Health Center) and James Neelands (Physics Department) were elected as president secretary and treasurer respectively during the clubs March 30 luncheon meeting A unanimous ballot was cast

The Staff Clubs 1972-73 officers will be installed at the luncheon meeting of the club in the Staff Dining Room on May 4

CAMPUS GROUPS WILL HOST NATIONAL COMPETITION ON FRIDAY

Collegiate flower judges from the eastern seaboard to the Pacific Ocean will test their skills at the National Intertollegiate Flower Judging Contest at Cal Poly on Friday (April 7)

The Ornamental Horticulture Club and the Ornamental Horticulture Department will be co-hosts for the event which is sponsored by the Pi Alpha Xi fraternity and the Society of American Florists

Ray Houston (Ornamental Horticulture Department) says 10 teams representing univershysities and colleges offering instruction in floriculture will be on hand for the competition Houston is coach of the Cal Poly team

The judges will spend about two hours rating entries in 22 classes of flowers in three categories -- cut potted and foliage plants A portion of the flowers will be produced by students at the Cal Poly Ornamental Horticulture Unit

Trophies for team winners and certificates for individual winners will be presented at a banquet in the Staff Dining Room following the competition

CAMPUS GROUP SLATES BALLET PERFORMANCES AN APRIL 12 16

Modern ballet will be featured in Chumash Auditorium of the Julian A McPhee College Union on Wednesday April 12 and Sunday April 16 The performances open to the public are sponsored by the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity They will feature students of the Academy of Dance of San Luis Obispo Admission will be 50 cents for the pubshylic 25 cents for students and children Proceeds will go to the building fund of the fraternity


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James R Landreth (Director of Business Affairs) has been elected to membership on the executive committee of the Directors of Business Affairs of the California State Unishyversity and Colleges during their recent meeting in S~cramento Thomas Williams of California State College at Fullerton is the new chairman of the group which normally meets one day each month in Los Angeles

Arthur F Billy (Welding and Metallurgical Engineering Department) presented a paper on hyperbaric underwater welding before a meeting of the Los Angeles Section of the American Welding Society in Los Angeles on March 16 Dr Billys remarks were illusshytrated with slides which included photomicrographs of underwater welds made at atmosshypheric conditions He also spoke recently at the El-Descanso School in Camarillo and at California State College at Long Beach

Robert J Rodin (Biological Sciences Department) gave an illustrated talk before a banshyquet of the Military Engineering Society at Vandenberg Air Force Base Titled Are the Dunes Worth Saving Dr Rodins remarks were based on his recent report on the Nipomo Dunes which has been submitted to the Registered National Landmark Program of the Nashytional Park Service

Curtis F Gerald (Computer Science and Statistics Department) was a member of a panel that discussed The Role of Education in Preparing Effective Computing Personnel at the UCLAInformatic Symposium held at University of California at Los Angeles on March 22-24 The symposium was devoted to examining the question of how electronic data proshycessing can serve more effectively Dr Gerald was among 128 representatives from industry and government who took part in the meetings

Howard F Smith (Economics Department is the author of an article titled middot The Forced Pace Modernization of Micronesia which appeared in the December 1971 issue of Pacific Viewpoint Pacific Viewpoint is a periodical published by the University of Wellington New Zealand which has a special interest in Micronesia The article reshysulted from a trip by Dr Smith to Micronesia in December 1971 under terms of a Cal Poly travel grant

Robert L Hoover and Alan K Settle (both Social Sciences Department) have appeared in brief interviews on news broadcasts on KSBY-TV Channel 6 San Luis Obispo recently Dr Settle discussed a student-conducted survey on projected voter behavior in the 1972 Presidential elections and Dr Hoover talked about the then-impending campus appearance of anthropologist Louis S B Leakey

Charles Quinlan (School of Architecture and Environmental Design) is a member of the National Committee on Planning Education for the American Institute of Planners A member of the Cal Poly faculty since 1966 Quinlan formerly had a private practice in planning and architecture and taught at University of New Mexico

John Y Hsu (Computer Science and Statistics) is the author of a research report titled Recommendations and Corrections on All Mathematical Modules of the Post Flight Data Reduction Software System Vol I II and III recently published by Federal Electric Corp Dr Hsu whose doctoral studies at University of California at Berkeley were in computer architecture is presently consulting on data base management computer archishytecture and operating systems for Federal Electric

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FACULTY TEACHING POSITION APPLICANTS BEING SOUGHT

Applicants for three teaching positions on the faculty of the college are presently being sought according to Larry Voss (Director of Personnel Relations) Those intershyested in learning more about any of the positions or in applying for any of them are invited to contact the appropriate school dean or department head Cal Poly is an Afshyfirmative Action Employer Brief descriptions of the available positions read

Intermediate Instructor ($777-$992) Economics Department School of Business and Soshycial Sciences Duties and responsibilities include teaching undergraduate service courses for non-majors Applicants must possess a masters degree and must show evishydence that the PhD can be expected by the fourth year of employment Women and ethnic minority candidates are encouraged to apply Two positions available for the 1972-73 academic year

Lecturer Range C or D ($777-$992) Economics Department School of Business and Social Sciences Duties and responsibilities include teaching principles of economics and surshyvey courses for majors and non-majors Applicants must possess a masters degree with teaching experience andor PhD preferred Women and ethnic minority candidates are enshycouraged to apply Position available for Summer Quarter 1972 only

Lecturer Range C ($777-$992) Speech Department School of Communicative Arts and Hushymanities Duties and responsibilities include part-time and possibly full-time teachshying speech and hearing pathology courses and basic speech courses as well as some prishyvate therapy plus student advisory and committee work A PhD andor Clinical Compeshytence Certification with the American Speech and Hearing Association preferred Those of minority groups and women are encouraged to apply Position available for Fall Quarshyter 1972

HOSTING PROGRAM FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS REACTIVATED

The hostessing program for foreign students at the International Lounge (the former Post Office Building) has been reactivated by the Cal Poly Womens Club with the assisshytance of the Student Affairs Division Under the program members of the womens club are joined by women from nearby communities in carrying on the office work of arranging for host families for international students A byproduct of their work in the lounge are the visits with foreign students who come to the lounge

Mrs Elva Rodin who is working in the hosting program emphasized that both volunteer workers and new host families are needed in the reactivated program Those wishing to volunteer for either are invited to contact the International Lounge either by mail addressed to International Lounge Box 5731 Cal Poly or by telephoning 5442610 or by contacting Mrs Rodin (543-9244) Hours at the lounge are 10 am to 12 noon and 2 to 4 pm on weekdays


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COMING EVENTS -- COMING EVENTS -- COMING EVENTS

Varsity Tennis-- Sunday April 2 2 pm Tennis Courts adjacent to Mens Gymnasium Cal Poly vs University of San Diego Public invited

Cal Poly Womens Club Sewing Section Meeting-- Tuesday April 4 2 pm Poly House A tour of the Poly House is planned refreshments will be served Members invited

Cal Poly Womens Club Newcomers Section Meeting-- Tuesday April 4 8 pm 626 AlshyHil Drive San Luis Obispo Pat Hawk local interior decorator will be the guest speaker during meeting to be held in home of Mrs Jane Williams Members Invited

American Chemical Society Meeting Wednesday April 5 8 pm Julian A McPhee Colshylege Union Room 207 Dr Jim L Boone of Borax Corporation will speak on 11 100 Years of Borax Mining 11

sponsored by Cal Polys Chemistry Department and student chapter of the American Chemical Society Public invited

International Education Conference-- Thursday April 6 all day Julian A McPhee College Union A conference on international education co-sponsored by Cal Polys Office of International Education and the Student Council of the Colleges School of Agriculture and Natural Resources in cooperation with the Cal Poly College Convocation Series By reservation in advance

College Hour Concert-- Thursday April 6 11 am Cal Poly Theater Concert by Cal Polys Mens Glee Club and the Collegians sponsored by the Cal Poly Music Department Pub 1 i c inv i ted

ical Sciences Seminar-- Thursday April 6 1115 am Science North Building Gary Hooper wi 1 discuss 11 Mycoplasmas as Causes of Plant Diseases 11

spanshyby the Biological Sciences Department

Cal Poly Staff Club Luncheon Meeting-- Thursday April 6 12 noon Staff Dining Room Joe Weatherby will discuss 11 Soviet Pol icy in the Middle Eastbullbull Faculty and staff inshyvited

Speakers Forum-- Thursday April 6 8 pm Mens Gymnasium Bobby Seale founder of the Black Panther party will speak on the Black Panther Survival Program sponsored by Speakers Forum Committee of Cal Polys Associated Students Inc General admission tickets- students 75 cents all others $125

Flower Judging Contest-- Friday April 7 all day Ornamental Horticulture Unit Teams representing universities and colleges from throughout the nation will compete in the National Intercollegiate Flower Judging Contest hosted by Cal Polys Ornamenshytal Horticulture Club and Ornamental Horticulture Department and sponsored by Pi Alshypha Xi fraternity and the Society of American Florists By reservation in advance

Varsity Golf-- Friday April 7 1230 pm San Luis Obispo Country Club Cal Poly vs University of California at Santa Barbara Public invited

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10 a 11 day Last rom Spring Quarter courses without a penalty

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AlTha Zeta Western Regional Conference-- Saturday April 8 all day Julian A McPhee Co lege Union Gathering of Alpha Zeta delegates from throughout the Western States hosted by the Cal Poly Chapter of Alpha Zeta honorary society for agriculture students By reservation in advance

de Bellis Exhibit and Program Series-- Sunday April 9 through Thursday April 20 Julian A McPhee College Union Exhibit of Italian Renaissance art objects from the Frank V de Bellis Collection and series of lectures concerts and drama performances based on the collection sponsored by Cal Poly 1 s School of Communicative Arts and Hushymanities See special schedule of events for information about specific events

Varsity Golf-- Monday April 10 1230 pm San Luis Obispo Country Club Cal Poly vs Fresno State College Public invited

Health Careers Program-- Monday April 10 7 pm Julian A McPhee College Union Room 207 Dr Edison French will speak on 11 Careers in Medicine11

sponsored by the Cal Poly Chapter of Mu Delta Phi Public invited

VarsitT Baseball --Tuesday April 11 230pm Baseball diamond near Poly Grove Cal Po y vs University of California Santa Barbara General admission tickets- stushydents no charge with ASI card children 25 cents all others $1

Academic Senate Meeting-- Tuesday April 11 310pm Staff Dining Room Regular meeting of the Cal Poly Academic Senate Members invited

Sigma Xi lecture-- Wednesday April 12 730pm Science Building E-26 Discussion on Guatemalan Indians by George Suchard sponsored by the Cal Poly Sigma Xi Club Facshyulty and students invited

Cal Poly Staff Club luncheon-- Thursday April 13 12 noon Staff Dining Room Bob Burton will discuss 11 China lost and Found 11 Faculty and staff invited

Varsity Tennis-- Saturday April 15 1030 am Tennis Courts adjacent to Menbulls Gymshynasium Cal Poly vs Pepperdine College Public invited

Varsity Baseball -- Saturday April 15 12 noon Baseball Diamond near Poly Grove Cal Poly vs California State College at Fullerton doubleheader General admission tickshyets- students no charge with ASI card children 25 cents all others $1

Varsity Track-- Saturday April 15 12 noon New Track Field behind Menbulls Gymnasium Cat Po y vs Fresno State College Public invited

Hawaiian Luau-- Saturday April 15 630pm Chumash Auditorium of the Julian A McPhee College Union Traditional Hawaiian luau and entertainment sponsored by Hui obull Hawaii Club of Cal Poly Tickets- $350 middot per person

Rock Concert-- Saturday April 15 8 pm Menbulls Gymnasium Rock concert by Big Broshyther and the Holding Company Stone Ground and Copper Head sponsored by the Assemshyblies Committee of Cal Poly 1 s Associated Students Inc General admission ticketsshystudents $250 all others $350

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EVENTS FOR DE BELLIS EXHIBIT AND PROGRAM SERIES

One of the largest collections of Italian eulture outside of Italy the Frank V de Bellis Collection will be the focal point for an exhibit and program series to be held on campus beginning on Sunday (April 9) and continuing through Thursday April 20 Both are being sponsored by the School of Communicative Arts and Humanities

Arrangements for the de Bellis exhibit and programs are being coordinated by a faculty and staff committee headed by Russell Lascola (Philosphy Department) Other members are David Bodlak (Art Department) Arthur Frietzsche (English Department) John Russell (Music Department) Bob Stevens a represent~tive of the ASI Fine Arts Committee and Frederick Wolf (Special Programs Coordinator)

The complete schedule of events for the 10-day-long de Bellis series reads

Grand Opening and Reception-- Sunday April 9 730pm foyer of Julian A McPhee College Union Cal Poly students faculty and staff and invited guests

Exhibit -- Monday April 10 through Thursday April 20 Room 221 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited (Open Hours-- 9 am to 10 pm Sunday through Thursshyday and 9 am to 12 midnight Friday and Saturday)

Lecture titled Mirrors and Gateways A Collectors Views by Mrs Serena de Bellis --Monday April 10 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture on commedia dellarte with demonstrations by students of the Speech Department --Tuesday April 11 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Performance of commedia dellarte by students of the Speech Department -- Wednesday April 12 8 pm Outdoor Plaza Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Concert of music from the Frank V de Bellis Collection presented by the Music Departshyment-- Thursday April 13 11 am Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture titled Public and Private Patronage in Renaissance Florence by Gene A Bruckshyer of University of California at Berkeley Thursday April 13 8 pm Room 220 Julshyian A McPhee College Union public invited

Concert of music from the Frank V de Bellis Collection presented by the Music Departshyment-- Friday April 14 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public inshyvited

Lecture titled Boethius and His Influence by Robert Huot of the English Department --Monday April 17 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture titled Da Vinci His Drawings and His Paintings by Bernard Dusek of the Art Department-- Tuesday April 18 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union pubshylic invited

Lecture titled Perspective of the Renaissance by Vern Swansen of the School of Archishytecture and Environmental Design-- Wednesday April 19 8 pm Room 220 Julian A McPhee College Union public invited

Lecture titled Science and Technology in Renaissance Italy by Charles R Russell of the School of Engineering and Technology-- Thursday April 20 8 pm Room 220 Julshyian A McPhee College Union public invited

























































































































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