Department on display exhibit.

              Departments on display

Eastridge hosts SJS

By Jackie Bressler

A Visit to the Eastridge Shopping Center mall today 
Through Sunday, will take you �Inside San Jose State College.�
   This is the title of SJS� four-day   exhibit in which most departments will participate with exhibits, demonstrations, and performances.
  The following is a timetable for the events:

                 TODAY
Mall Exhibits, Demonstrations 9:30 am to 9:30p.m.
Mall Performances 7 p.m. to 7:40 p.m.
  SJS Jazz Ensemble directed by Robert Szabo, assistant professor of music. Skits by the Drama Department directed by Howard Burman of the Drama Department.

                  TOMORROW
Mall Exhibits, Demonstrations 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Mall Performances 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. �Same as Thursday
A demonstration of Kendo directed by Benjamin Hazard, professor of history. SJS Gymnastic Team directed by Dr. Clair Jennett, professor of physical education.

SATURDAY, MAY 6

                  SATURDAY, MAY 6
Mall Exhibits, Demonstrations 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

                   SUNDAY, MAY 7
Mall Exhibits, Demonstrations Noon to 5 p.m.
At 1:30 p.m. and at 3:30 p.m. the game films of the Standord/ SJS game will be narrated by Wynn cook, Public Information official for the Athletics Department and Coach Willard Wells.

The Home Economics Department is giving a cooking demonstration.
The Speech and Hearing Center has equipment set up to acquaint people concerned about speech and hearing disabilities with this service available on campus.
A tornado will be recreated by the Meteorology Department in addition to exhibiting weather balloons.
A 4-bv-8-foot model of the Bay Area is on display from the Geography Department.
Environmental Studies has a population growth exhibit.
Photographs of outstanding AH-Americans are on display by the Athletics Department.
The Creative Associates and Drama Department have photos of past performances adjacent to its drama skits.
Photos, rocks, and aerial shots of the Grand Canyon
are the Geology Department's contribution.
The Industrial Design and ROTC Departments are giving slide presentations.
Industrial Studies has photography exhibits, graphics, and metal materials displayed.
There is also a photo display by the Photojournalism
Department.
The Industrial Business Institute has a display of all
its publications.
Exhibits explaining the history of SJS, the name change, summer session, and photographic displays on campus life can also be seen.
Brochures relating to specific areas of study, and other print media are available such as housing information, financial aid, copies of the Spartan Daily, alumni magazine, and catalogues.
Some of the other departments participating in the exhibit are Foreign Languages, Black Studies, Dance, Aeronautics, and International Programs.
Robert Griffith,  acting Art Department chairman, explained why the Art Department is not participating in this exhibit.
"There was not enough time to do a professional job.
We have a reputation to protect."
In addition to the lack of security for expensive art
work, Griffith stressed a lack of enthusiasm because students were not allowed to sell their work. He further explained that at the time his department was asked to exhibit at Eastridge, they were in the midst of reorganization within the department and were pressed for time.