On Campus (April 27, 1982)

              On Campus
FOR THE UC SANTA CRUZ COMMUNITY
April 27, 1982
Living Music Fest
enters last month
The Festival of Living Music will
present three concerts in May,
the last month of early music
for the 1982 season.
On May 2 the Festival offers
"French Baroque Delights" with
guest artist Carol Plantamura, soprano, and Genette Foster, baroque
violin. Joining the guest artists will
be Festival players Mary Lombardi,
viola, Leslie Hirsch, violin, and
Linda Burman-Hall, harpsichord.
The Festival was honored to perform this same program at the J.
Paul Getty Museum in mid-March.
The program includes works by
Monteverdi, Leclair, Revel, and
Marais. The concert begins at 8 p.m.
in Calvary Episcopal Church, Lincoln and Center Streets in Santa
Cruz.
On May 22 and May 23 the Festival gives its "Bach and Handel
Extravaganza" concerts. Among the
many composers active in the early
eighteenth century, Bach and Handel stand out as two giants of the
Baroque period. The program will
feature Bach's Concerto for two
harpsichords, and Cantata No. 189
with tenor soloist Gene Albin;
Handel's Flute Sonata with soloist
Leta Miller, and Handel's Organ
Concerto with Linda Burman-Hall
performing with the Festival Players
and guest artists.
The Saturday, May 22 concert will
be held in Watsonville at the United
Presbyterian Church, 112 E. Beach
Street. On Sunday, May 23, the
same program (partially funded by
the City Arts Commission of Santa
Cruz) will be presented at the First
Congregational Church, 900 High
Street, in Santa Cruz. Both concerts
begin at 8 PM.
Tickets for these May concerts are
available at Cymbaline Records in
Santa Cruz, and at the UCSC Campus Box Office. General admission
is $6.50; senior and student tickets
are $4.50. For more details, write
P.O. Box 482, Santa Cruz 95061, or
phone (408) 336-2173.
Campus smoking
rules revised
Concern over smoking on the
campus continues to be an
issue as additional medical
information reveals the hazards of
tobacco smoke to non-smokers as
well as to smokers, says Chief
Financial Officer Wendell Brase.
As a result, the campus Space
Committee has recommended the
prohibition of smoking in all general
classrooms and seminar rooms
under the control of the registrar.
Campus smoking regulations have
been revised to elaborate this policy,
as well as other prohibitions regarding smoking.
In essence, the revised policy prohibits smoking in all regularly
scheduled teaching rooms.
Copies of the policy are available
from Brase's office in Central
Services.
Cinco de Mayo
festival at Oakes
In celebration of Cinco de Mayo,
Oakes College will sponsor an all-
day festival Saturday, May 1, in
the Oakes College Science Center
and Room 105.
Games, music, food, dancing,
and a 7:30 p.m. screening of Luis
Valdez's "Zoot Suit" will be part of
the day, beginning at 9 a.m.
For more information, contact
Luis Rodriguez at 425-8258.
April service
awards named
Congratulations to the following employees who have completed 10 years or more of service with the University of California
and/or State of California during
the month of April:
Linda Jordan /Health Center— 11
years
Sue Kato /Accounting—10 years
Jule Tanner /Parking—10 years
Andres Vasquez /Cashier—10
years
Nicholas Vecchione /Stevenson—
10 years
Virginia Waage /Campus
Facilities—15 years
Photographic
series on Calif.
A series of talks by California
photographers on the diversity
of the state are being offered
by the Photography Lectures Series
Club on Fridays at 3 p.m. in Applied
Sciences, Room 368.
Scheduled for April 30 is Dave
Bonn; May 7, Don Worth; May 14,
Robert Flick; May 21, Ellen Brooks;
and May 30, Leland Rice.
Unemployment
claims sought
If a unit inadvertently receives a
new or additional unemployment
insurance claim in the campus
mail, the Personnel Office staff requests that it be immediately forwarded to the Benefits Section of
Staff Personnel.
Failure to promptly respond to
Unemployment Insurance claims
made by former employees can result in potentially high costs to the
campus and the individual unit.
The forms are usually in small
window envelopes with a return
address to the Employment
Development Department.