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2-Op/Ed The Daily Collegian StmMMK a\2i\99a\ News not Worthy Complledby Shannon Wentworth AgifttothestudentsofCSUF from R.M. Howe of Las Vegas, NV. R.M. gave it to us and as a public service, and I am passing on R.M.'s good cheer. "I MEDI¬ TATE for Serenity to accept the Nasty People. Nasty Job, and other Nasty Things I cannot change, courage to change the Nasty People, Nasty Job and other Nasty Things I am able to, and wisdom to know the difference! ** Apparently, R.M. is a member of Alcoholic Pessimistic Gurus Anonymous. R.M., rip out your groin muscles in the name of serenity all you want,'cuz CSUF is going to con¬ tinue to be as Nasty As We Wanna Be! lOQ The University Democrats have filed a formal complaint with the Campus Police due to the vandalism and theft of fliers at¬ tached to their booth. If you dis¬ agree with the fliers on the booth, hang up your own some where else. Writing 'Because of fucking Congress!** on their fliers merely demonstrates your lack of rational thought and poor penmanship. tarjQ Poultry will be slaughtered to raise funds for the women's bas¬ ketball team on Sunday, October 11 at O'Neill Park from 12:30 to 2:30 pjn. If you want to ensure that a bird will be deprived of its life, advance tickets for the barbe¬ cue are available for $7.50 by' calling 278-2024. QfJO "PROTECT YOURSELF" products has just come out with a kinder, gentler can of mace that won't seriously injure your assail¬ ant, just hopeful ly wound him long enough for you to get away. This mace is supposed to blind and burn your attacker for/20 minutes, leav¬ ing you plenty of time to reapply your make-up before contacting the authorities. This is not a good thing. If I am attacked, damn it I warn death spaay, not some fluffy excuse for protection. However, if you are. interested in a temporary solution, call (800) 241 -0506. . □□□ \ Please see OUR TIMES, page 3 Cartoon: AtaiAboud / . Letters E09U God ond les scores reader Dear Editor God hasn't had the best of luck when it comes to picking partners. Add one more to the list of bad bridge partners, Jim Baker, Jim Swaggart, Jim Jones and Mike Eagles. I hear that these days He doesn'tdo too much political work around these \ parts, though Who was the last person you heard perot nu "Go TO HELL1? ... ; I caught ru¬ mor that He has some¬ thing brew¬ ing in Yuba City. I can only find it hard to be¬ lieve that with all the fuss going on in the Middle East He is going to pay any attention to Fresno's pol itical race. After reading the article about Mike Eagles, I am pulling 100 percent for Humphrey and I haven't a clue what she's up to. Quite frankly the man scares me and I think that the person who interviewed him should receive combat pay. First off, all we need at the football games are the 'Dogs. Who cares if the mayor is there. The Pope once went to Dodger Sta¬ dium, think about lhat often? If she's out carousing with the un¬ ions, get the hint Mike (you lis¬ tening?), that's where hardball's played. If you want to get the people by their hearts and morals, a degree in business isn't going to do you any good. The political defense system of the masses is up far too high for you to jump, espe¬ cially if you aren' t that good at it Who was the last person you heard Perot tell "Go to hell"?—he didn*t get too far and damn if he wasn't favored. And to add further dam¬ age to your plan of attack, it was one bad move spewing the fact that "I haven't had to work that hard at anything in my life,...** Re¬ publican? No—no—no man! That's not the way they do iL We work. Even if we screw things up a little, we work. Why do I get the ( idea that* this joker doesn't un¬ derstand the first thing about so¬ cial phenomena, psychology, mass media or even liar's poker. It must be something subliminal. If you 're gunning for the mayor, you'd bet¬ ter get her on her own court. I don't think there will be voter one watch¬ ing your game. Hey, don*t get me wrong, man. I'm all for a coup d'e tat. And I'm all for you doing your thing. But get right dude. Repub¬ licans might not have it perfect but they work hard at serving the bungled and the botched their soup de jour. Now I'm not picking on this guy, but if you want to try something like that in a college newspaper, you'd better be pre¬ pared for loose guns like me. Anthony H. Godoy Democrats root of budget crisis DearEditon In her letter of September 17th, Amber Pierce attempts to place blame concerning our increased fees and reduced budgets on Gov. Wilson. An examination of what has happened in California reveals the trucculpriu liberal Democrats. We, as college students in Cali¬ fornia, have never had to pay for the true cost of a college educa¬ tions. The California taxpayers have subsidized our low fees, al¬ lowing us to attend coll egc cheaply. Given adequate tax revenue/ this, was a great deal. But there is no longer enough tax revenue to jus-., tify this subsidy. So, where did this tax revenue disappear to? This revenue is gone- because of liberal policies that have driven businesses out of California. Unnecessary environmental regu¬ lations has made it almost impos¬ sible to do business in California, and has put the needs of animals before the needs of'humans. In addition, an overgrown welfare system that keeps people from earning a jiving has put a huge strain on our tax revenue. Jobs have disappeared, and with them, tat dollars. Gov. Wilson was forced to make difficult budget decisions, in light of California's new eco¬ nomic reality. The remaining (ax Please see TAX, page 3 COLLEGIAH Aimee L. Fisher Editor in Chief Managing Editor Jason Terada News Editor Shannon Wentworth Photo Editor: Bryan Chan Sports Editor. David Donnelly Business Manager Shawnda Grice Advertising Manager Shawndale Grice Advertising Production Manager: Lance Jackson Artspeak Editor Marmy Fernandez Cartoonist: Ofir Levy News Writers: Suzanne Andrews. Rosalba Beltran, Pat Bcaencourt, Adam Breen, Amie Goodrich, Suzanne Kayian, Leah Pcrich Photographers: Hector Amezcua, Christine Baker. Steve Skibbie, Jeremy Cloud Sports Writers: Richard James; Alex About Mark Bryant, Darren Robin¬ son Advertising Representatives: Laura Deckard, Shannon Wentworth, Shelby Stark, Brendan Bailey, Ingram Tatum Columnists: Adam Breen, Michael S. Handorf. Allessandria Polizzi
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Title | 1992_09 The Daily Collegian September 1992 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1992 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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Title | September 22, 1992, Page 2 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1992 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | 2-Op/Ed The Daily Collegian StmMMK a\2i\99a\ News not Worthy Complledby Shannon Wentworth AgifttothestudentsofCSUF from R.M. Howe of Las Vegas, NV. R.M. gave it to us and as a public service, and I am passing on R.M.'s good cheer. "I MEDI¬ TATE for Serenity to accept the Nasty People. Nasty Job, and other Nasty Things I cannot change, courage to change the Nasty People, Nasty Job and other Nasty Things I am able to, and wisdom to know the difference! ** Apparently, R.M. is a member of Alcoholic Pessimistic Gurus Anonymous. R.M., rip out your groin muscles in the name of serenity all you want,'cuz CSUF is going to con¬ tinue to be as Nasty As We Wanna Be! lOQ The University Democrats have filed a formal complaint with the Campus Police due to the vandalism and theft of fliers at¬ tached to their booth. If you dis¬ agree with the fliers on the booth, hang up your own some where else. Writing 'Because of fucking Congress!** on their fliers merely demonstrates your lack of rational thought and poor penmanship. tarjQ Poultry will be slaughtered to raise funds for the women's bas¬ ketball team on Sunday, October 11 at O'Neill Park from 12:30 to 2:30 pjn. If you want to ensure that a bird will be deprived of its life, advance tickets for the barbe¬ cue are available for $7.50 by' calling 278-2024. QfJO "PROTECT YOURSELF" products has just come out with a kinder, gentler can of mace that won't seriously injure your assail¬ ant, just hopeful ly wound him long enough for you to get away. This mace is supposed to blind and burn your attacker for/20 minutes, leav¬ ing you plenty of time to reapply your make-up before contacting the authorities. This is not a good thing. If I am attacked, damn it I warn death spaay, not some fluffy excuse for protection. However, if you are. interested in a temporary solution, call (800) 241 -0506. . □□□ \ Please see OUR TIMES, page 3 Cartoon: AtaiAboud / . Letters E09U God ond les scores reader Dear Editor God hasn't had the best of luck when it comes to picking partners. Add one more to the list of bad bridge partners, Jim Baker, Jim Swaggart, Jim Jones and Mike Eagles. I hear that these days He doesn'tdo too much political work around these \ parts, though Who was the last person you heard perot nu "Go TO HELL1? ... ; I caught ru¬ mor that He has some¬ thing brew¬ ing in Yuba City. I can only find it hard to be¬ lieve that with all the fuss going on in the Middle East He is going to pay any attention to Fresno's pol itical race. After reading the article about Mike Eagles, I am pulling 100 percent for Humphrey and I haven't a clue what she's up to. Quite frankly the man scares me and I think that the person who interviewed him should receive combat pay. First off, all we need at the football games are the 'Dogs. Who cares if the mayor is there. The Pope once went to Dodger Sta¬ dium, think about lhat often? If she's out carousing with the un¬ ions, get the hint Mike (you lis¬ tening?), that's where hardball's played. If you want to get the people by their hearts and morals, a degree in business isn't going to do you any good. The political defense system of the masses is up far too high for you to jump, espe¬ cially if you aren' t that good at it Who was the last person you heard Perot tell "Go to hell"?—he didn*t get too far and damn if he wasn't favored. And to add further dam¬ age to your plan of attack, it was one bad move spewing the fact that "I haven't had to work that hard at anything in my life,...** Re¬ publican? No—no—no man! That's not the way they do iL We work. Even if we screw things up a little, we work. Why do I get the ( idea that* this joker doesn't un¬ derstand the first thing about so¬ cial phenomena, psychology, mass media or even liar's poker. It must be something subliminal. If you 're gunning for the mayor, you'd bet¬ ter get her on her own court. I don't think there will be voter one watch¬ ing your game. Hey, don*t get me wrong, man. I'm all for a coup d'e tat. And I'm all for you doing your thing. But get right dude. Repub¬ licans might not have it perfect but they work hard at serving the bungled and the botched their soup de jour. Now I'm not picking on this guy, but if you want to try something like that in a college newspaper, you'd better be pre¬ pared for loose guns like me. Anthony H. Godoy Democrats root of budget crisis DearEditon In her letter of September 17th, Amber Pierce attempts to place blame concerning our increased fees and reduced budgets on Gov. Wilson. An examination of what has happened in California reveals the trucculpriu liberal Democrats. We, as college students in Cali¬ fornia, have never had to pay for the true cost of a college educa¬ tions. The California taxpayers have subsidized our low fees, al¬ lowing us to attend coll egc cheaply. Given adequate tax revenue/ this, was a great deal. But there is no longer enough tax revenue to jus-., tify this subsidy. So, where did this tax revenue disappear to? This revenue is gone- because of liberal policies that have driven businesses out of California. Unnecessary environmental regu¬ lations has made it almost impos¬ sible to do business in California, and has put the needs of animals before the needs of'humans. In addition, an overgrown welfare system that keeps people from earning a jiving has put a huge strain on our tax revenue. Jobs have disappeared, and with them, tat dollars. Gov. Wilson was forced to make difficult budget decisions, in light of California's new eco¬ nomic reality. The remaining (ax Please see TAX, page 3 COLLEGIAH Aimee L. Fisher Editor in Chief Managing Editor Jason Terada News Editor Shannon Wentworth Photo Editor: Bryan Chan Sports Editor. David Donnelly Business Manager Shawnda Grice Advertising Manager Shawndale Grice Advertising Production Manager: Lance Jackson Artspeak Editor Marmy Fernandez Cartoonist: Ofir Levy News Writers: Suzanne Andrews. Rosalba Beltran, Pat Bcaencourt, Adam Breen, Amie Goodrich, Suzanne Kayian, Leah Pcrich Photographers: Hector Amezcua, Christine Baker. Steve Skibbie, Jeremy Cloud Sports Writers: Richard James; Alex About Mark Bryant, Darren Robin¬ son Advertising Representatives: Laura Deckard, Shannon Wentworth, Shelby Stark, Brendan Bailey, Ingram Tatum Columnists: Adam Breen, Michael S. Handorf. Allessandria Polizzi |