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LETTERS
If the heterosexual com¬
munity is educated and knows how to pro-
tec t itself, it will be spared the devas¬
tating lota of loved ones that the gay
community has been dealt. This is what
GLSA, CVAT and other gay-oriented or¬
ganizations are trying to do, educate the
whole of the human family.
My agreeing with Weston on one point
does not change the fact that he lied to me
about the intent of the discussion he had
with me, from which he pulled quotes for
his Vast editorial. It still remains thai this
is beyond the realm of ethical journalistic
behavior tor Weston lo assure me that
dialogue is "off the record" and then to lift
quotes way out of context and conftdeitu-
ality. Weston's deceptive and unethical
acta remain as a blemish on this uni¬
versity, the journalism department and the
Daily Collegian.
Angela Welton,
President GI.S A
Haak called upon
Dear Editor.
The vicious (hove by Mark Astone and
bit bunch of cronies to wipe out the Col¬
legian merely serves to illustrate she stu¬
pidity of student government on campus.
Frankly, AS government should be
abolished by the administration of this
university.
Granted, the paper has had a tendency
to pursue a certain agenda that many
would define as ultra-liberal instead of re¬
porting news; there are days the editorial
columns outnumber news stories. This
preoccupation hasn't helped the paper's
cause, but it isn't grounds for destruction.
' call upon university president Dr.
Harold Haak to do what Dr. Baxter did 10
years ago when the senate decided it
would no longer pay the NCAA mem¬
bership foe—refuse to approve the AS
budget until funding is restored to the
Collegian.
As far as Mark Astone and the AS Sen¬
ate is concerned: You're a joke and always
will be. The senate has been the laughing¬
stock for at least 20 years—my brother
was on senate and he used to roll in the
aisles about the immature antics of his
fellow senators. Things haven't changed
much.
Dan Walerhouse
PERSONALS
GAMMA OELTA OTA
THE BOYS* on th»» Air -88 UffafHaWUi
0md -hot* OOI shirts).)) Bad naw»? Wei...
Soma ZIPPERHEAD r*i cut th* Cctogian
.k.[^*wtat 1** ri -n nniaTnr i-A t-tia* A 01LHkl C
wopo-i tn raoDgnMDn or m AOfrnnt
actions, the HONORARY 9QUtO Of THE
WEEK goes to htR ASTONE ifronounoad
Mia J. Brawn on acid MMRp Ns pride
ffMlDWWfi.
P.S. Brian T. Navato—your special day is
coming whon Boryor King cats you fer the
mmmefjob. Hey! Itsa future
Bsiovad Dutoho Van Good*-
Eatsy Boogun, Pooaa Pie
Magna wueaanffcumr poaa.
That*. Now wafta th* moat olagutano
(but cuta) coup* in r* world.
Qabang, Your inguistfc: tart-arist
We **a*d britfy at th* Air Guitar concert
about ptaytna bat*, TV inlarviowa, and what
in Baj ha<* USIU stood lor. I aw waarvtg a
whita CSUF twMtshtrt ar>d a wtiite beseoat!
hat
Do you rawmoer? I hope to.
Unfortunately. I didn't tormaly intoduce
that by meeting at tha AinpMhaaa-r today
between 11.-30 and 1230 at about tha
winopsW»sWss<tetiadtwcwtxawt
Hob
IMrriia-a KJrfay, Sprtng ta—
Al your waning. ■ toon to bo rawardad.
I'm so proud ot you and canl waii lo be your
I rfetime titter. Enjoy this t me and know that
I am bore to support you 100%. Theta Love.
YBS...
Cat.
i*m tony I tevsn t svriaar, you. And Frtdsy i
« she paper a bit latar ih an the incfcalod
». Sorry, II conUW you soon
I have fas Imwdtom craving for Mexican
food Left do a grand bun no or a toft taco,
or if were hungry, wm can go tor a combo
ptatfer. Ha. Ha. Hugs and losses. I fove you!
xoxo
You tank that rm crazy? I know a guy in
the daportrnant who sutlers tram pinus
emry.tokkadkVmant
KknThu—
Irniasyou.
rt—
Thanks for the flowers
Stan
Sean and John
Sean: You made my day last week..
John: I'd "sat* enjoy sending you 'a* letter
to your home—remem ber last school year
you thought i! would be better if I sent you a
tatter from CMe to the dorms since you
rwrdry ever got any? I Iked you a lot—and
stldol
Signed, tha tutor* Brian Timothy
Havato
rm so rjtad I met you this semester. IK
always charish an of our laughs we had
together We have something realty special
and I hope our friendship lasts forever
Love,
Diane
P.S. "I'm so proud of your
Sttaney Hantpnar—
Hil What a great paly Last Friday. HI never
forget your beautiful blue eyes. Sol
"'***-j| you on campus.
Your.
Signed, tha future Brian Timothy
Havato
WJta—
You told me the thing I wanted to hear
You btow smoke up my rear. You said we're
friends, that's al we could be, Why cant you
just ba honest with me? You say you know
just how I feel, Give me a break, you don't
know nothing!
Future
Brian Timothy
I soil tee. 1 may bo right* about 4053.
What dkl you mean by the last message?
The
Havato—
We heard through the grapevine Friday
that you do want to join our club. Hurrah!
Club duet are as foaows: S rivals; or 17
kopecks; or any amount equal to 90 cents
US currency. You do not pay duos until your
special day plus 5 years. We do not accept
Israeli currency or currency from the USA
post 1946.
Katftna Butkhrtskl
Praaldant, End of the Work! Club
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Object Description
| Title | 1988_05 The Daily Collegian May 1988 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| 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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| Language | eng |
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| Title | May 6, 1988, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| 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 |
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LETTERS
If the heterosexual com¬
munity is educated and knows how to pro-
tec t itself, it will be spared the devas¬
tating lota of loved ones that the gay
community has been dealt. This is what
GLSA, CVAT and other gay-oriented or¬
ganizations are trying to do, educate the
whole of the human family.
My agreeing with Weston on one point
does not change the fact that he lied to me
about the intent of the discussion he had
with me, from which he pulled quotes for
his Vast editorial. It still remains thai this
is beyond the realm of ethical journalistic
behavior tor Weston lo assure me that
dialogue is "off the record" and then to lift
quotes way out of context and conftdeitu-
ality. Weston's deceptive and unethical
acta remain as a blemish on this uni¬
versity, the journalism department and the
Daily Collegian.
Angela Welton,
President GI.S A
Haak called upon
Dear Editor.
The vicious (hove by Mark Astone and
bit bunch of cronies to wipe out the Col¬
legian merely serves to illustrate she stu¬
pidity of student government on campus.
Frankly, AS government should be
abolished by the administration of this
university.
Granted, the paper has had a tendency
to pursue a certain agenda that many
would define as ultra-liberal instead of re¬
porting news; there are days the editorial
columns outnumber news stories. This
preoccupation hasn't helped the paper's
cause, but it isn't grounds for destruction.
' call upon university president Dr.
Harold Haak to do what Dr. Baxter did 10
years ago when the senate decided it
would no longer pay the NCAA mem¬
bership foe—refuse to approve the AS
budget until funding is restored to the
Collegian.
As far as Mark Astone and the AS Sen¬
ate is concerned: You're a joke and always
will be. The senate has been the laughing¬
stock for at least 20 years—my brother
was on senate and he used to roll in the
aisles about the immature antics of his
fellow senators. Things haven't changed
much.
Dan Walerhouse
PERSONALS
GAMMA OELTA OTA
THE BOYS* on th»» Air -88 UffafHaWUi
0md -hot* OOI shirts).)) Bad naw»? Wei...
Soma ZIPPERHEAD r*i cut th* Cctogian
.k.[^*wtat 1** ri -n nniaTnr i-A t-tia* A 01LHkl C
wopo-i tn raoDgnMDn or m AOfrnnt
actions, the HONORARY 9QUtO Of THE
WEEK goes to htR ASTONE ifronounoad
Mia J. Brawn on acid MMRp Ns pride
ffMlDWWfi.
P.S. Brian T. Navato—your special day is
coming whon Boryor King cats you fer the
mmmefjob. Hey! Itsa future
Bsiovad Dutoho Van Good*-
Eatsy Boogun, Pooaa Pie
Magna wueaanffcumr poaa.
That*. Now wafta th* moat olagutano
(but cuta) coup* in r* world.
Qabang, Your inguistfc: tart-arist
We **a*d britfy at th* Air Guitar concert
about ptaytna bat*, TV inlarviowa, and what
in Baj ha<* USIU stood lor. I aw waarvtg a
whita CSUF twMtshtrt ar>d a wtiite beseoat!
hat
Do you rawmoer? I hope to.
Unfortunately. I didn't tormaly intoduce
that by meeting at tha AinpMhaaa-r today
between 11.-30 and 1230 at about tha
winopsW»sWss |
