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The Dotty Collegian
Thursday. October 6.1968
Pages
CALENDAR
The Criminology Club wil meet
in room 111 of the McKee-Fisk
buying today at 12:45 p.m.
The movie "Nuts" b8 shown in
the Satellite Student Union today at
7:30 and 9:45. Admission is $1 for
CSUF students.
Gene VosseJer, an authority on
the Strategic Defense Initiative, with
speak, courtesy of the Bulldog
Republicans, in room 121 of the Old
Science building today at 730 pm
Phi Chi Theta will hold a bake
sale in the Free Speech area today at
8 a.m.
A lecture on race relations,
sponsored by the Affirmative Action
office, will be held in room 200 of the
Old Cafeteria today at 7:30 p.m. Dr.
Richard Wasserman of UC Santa Cruz
will speak.
Chlcanos In Law will meet in
room 238 of the Joyal Administration
buiding today at 5 p.m.
Sigma Alpha Epsiion will hold
little sister rush at 1469 East Joyal
today at 7 p.m.
The Amerasla Club is holding
its membership drive in the Free
Speech Area throughout this week
and will meet in room 308 of the
University Student Union tomorrow at
4 p.m. ,
The Hong Kong Student
Association win meet in room 139
of the New Science building
tomorrow at 4:15 p.m.
A Barbecue Tri-tlp Sand¬
wich Sale, sponsored by the
Viticulture Club, wil be held in the
Free Speech Area tomorrow at 11
a.m.
The Hong Kong Students
Association will meet in room 139
of the New Science building
tomorrow at 4:15 p.m.
KFSR d.j.'s will provide en¬
tertainment in the Pit /tomorrow at
noon.
Tri Beta win hold an initiation party
in room 300 of the New Science
buirdinq tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
JOHNNY
Continued from page 1
preference for the Republican party.
The precinct that represents CSUF is
precinct ISO, which covers the area bet¬
ween Shaw and Cedar Avenues and Peach
and Sierra Ave, according to Karen Rob¬
erts, staff coordinator for Campaign '88.
There are, however, many variables in
computing the area's voting trends canserl
by dorm residents and resident's voting in
counties outside of Fresno.
Raw data from the 1984 presidential
elections give a more solid representation
of C.SUF student voting patterns. Prec¬
incts 171 and 172. which run along
Cedar, north of Shaw, reported that voters
in the area, "either didn't vote that much
or voted Republican," according to Rob¬
erts.
Also, the Precincts 155 (south of Shaw
bound bv Gettysburg, Cedar and Maple)
and 229 (Cedar and Shaw bound by Chest¬
nut and Sierra Vista) were loyally Demo¬
cratic, according to Roberts. Voting per¬
centages were not available at the time.
Regardless of turnout,' there are numer¬
ous issues on the ballot that directly re¬
late to the lives of college students. And
the scope of them can be imposing.
There are so many," student-related
issues, said Beach, that "it drives out in¬
terest instead of increasing it."
Proposition 78 will decide whether the
CSU system will get extra millions in
funding, but a series of poorly-worded
propositions regarding auto insurance is
likely to gamer even more attention from
students.
Young people, "particularly single
males, because they have to pay so
much," should be interested in the insur¬
ance propositions, said Beach. "One
would think this would appeal to self-
interest"
Larry Hobson, who co-chairs the cam¬
pus Rainbow Coalition, has seen other¬
wise.
"It's not something I've seen any
emotion over," said Hobson. "The insur¬
ance companies, who have an interest"
have contacted Hnhsnn.
Things you could be doing
instead of reading the
Subterranean Jungle™:
1. Stooping
2. Removing lint
3. Reading the latest Tom
Clancy novel
4. Buying expensive jewelry
5. Watching "She's the
Sheriff'
6. Honing your nails to a
keen edge...
...It's just too depressing to go
on
Tomorrow im the Daily
Collegian
CLASS IF I ED
APARTMENTS
FEMALE ROOMATE
Wanted to share 2br
2bath w/Recent CSUF
Grad. 294-1754
MALE OR FEMALE
Roomate to share apt.
with Gay Male $187.50 +
1/2 utilities.
292-4201
FEMALE ROOMATE
$175 +Utilities. •'
Non-smoker, No Drugs.
298-2051
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
Need 1 Female to share 3 bdrm,
2 ba house. Bed available if
needed. $250 includes utilites.
Call 227-6508, leave message
WANTED: FEMALE
ROOMMATE
3 bdrm/2 ba house
$120 + utilities
435-5602
FEMALE ROOMATE
Wanted. Non-smoker,
to shfujg 2bdrm/2ba
apartment. Si 50 r
+ utilities.
323^9406
th
ROOMATE WANTED
1/2 block from campus.
$175/mo. + $150 deposit
Call 439-2706
\
AUTOMOBILES
87 HONDA DX
510 750. A'C, 4 door,
cruise, AM/FM cassette.
Pwr. brakes & steering.
5 yr. warrantee
Excellent Condition.
292-4670
1988 PORSCHE 944.
Guards Red on Tan
leather. Excellent
condition. Alpine
Alarm. 232 w. Blaupunkt.
435-0680
AUTOMOBILES
74 VW TYPE 412
Good Condition, Fuel
injected. New stereo w/eg
New Automatic Transmission,
new battery.
Asking $1,350 OBO
Call 292-4038
1982 VW SCTROCCO GL
A/C, Sunroof, Cruise, Power
Windows, AMFM Stereo,
Origian Owner.
$3500 OBO
453-9563
IS IT TRUE
You Can Buy Jeeps
for $44 through the
U.S. Government?
Get the facts today!
Call 1-312-742-1142
Ext. 8117
FORSALE
ROCK & ROLL T-SHIRTS
Sex-Pistols, Cure, Mega.-
Deth, Metallica, Smiths
& more. Record Exchange
2426 N. Blackstone at
Clinton.
BRIDGESTONE'300
Tenspeed touring bike
Perfect condition
New Price $300
will take $195
298-9621
V-
HELP WANTED
FORK ION STL DENTS
AND SCHOLARS.
Int'l businesses and investors
seek foreign nationals with
first hand knowledge of economics,
'- business, scientific and political
conditions in home country for
consulting assistance. For Info,
send resume to BCS Intl
700 St. Marys PI. Suite 1400
San Antonio, TX 78205 or
call 800-628-2828, ext. 856
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Someone to work w/the public.
To work Sat., Tues., Wed., 9-7
Sun., 11-6 Competitive
Commission structure. Apply
Copenhagen, 952 Van Ness
485-8980
EARN THOUSANDS #
I stuffing envelopes. '
Rush $1.00 and self-
addressed, stamped
envelope'to:
New Generation Designs
P.O. Box 704, Fresno, CA
93712
JOBS IN AUSTRALIA
Immediate opening for men
len. $11,000 to $60,000
Construction, Manufacturing,
Secretarial work, Nurses,
Engineering, Sales. Hundreds
of jobs listed. Call Now!
206-736-7000, Ext. 138A
CRUISE SHIPS
Now hiring men and women.
summer & career opportunities
(will train* Excellent pay plus
world travel. Hawaii, Bahamas,
Caribbean, etc. Call Now!
206-736-7000, Ext 138C
MISCELLANEOUS
PRECISION CUtS
$8.00 Hair CutM,..'
at -r- -•■• i irne n
Barstow. Cedar.
431-1021
WANTED!!
Compact Disc, Album,
Cassette 45's, I'll pay cash
today!! Or Trade.
Record Exchange
2426 N. Blackstone
At Clinton.
MISCELLANEOUS
PUTITONVIDEOl
Well tape any occasion.
RVP Entertainment
222-2228
PARTY-PARTY-PARTY
Disc Jockeys and Bands
All types of entertainment
RVP Entertainment
222-2228
PIANO LESSONS
beginners, need not
own piano
CaU Mike 226-3147
BE A STAR!
If you love to sing
Call 439-0792
or 439-7653
SEMEN DONERS
. needed for research.
Samples monetarily
compensated. Central
California Cryobank.
442-6559
"VTTAES 445-3817"
TYPING
TYPING
226-3953
TYPING/WORDPROCESSINO
by Mary
Superior Q iality_rej»m>nabli-
rates. CaU2i>l-7K7&
TYPING WORD PROCESSING
Papers, Theses, Resumes
A.PA.,M.L.A.,etc.
Campus P/U & delivery"
432-7409
PERSONAL
GOD & MIKE EAGLES
President: CEO
America's Top Business Leader
.
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| Title | 1988_10 The Daily Collegian October 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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Description
| Title | October 6, 1988, Page 5 |
| 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 |
| Full-Text-Search | . ...■-. • » - The Dotty Collegian Thursday. October 6.1968 Pages CALENDAR The Criminology Club wil meet in room 111 of the McKee-Fisk buying today at 12:45 p.m. The movie "Nuts" b8 shown in the Satellite Student Union today at 7:30 and 9:45. Admission is $1 for CSUF students. Gene VosseJer, an authority on the Strategic Defense Initiative, with speak, courtesy of the Bulldog Republicans, in room 121 of the Old Science building today at 730 pm Phi Chi Theta will hold a bake sale in the Free Speech area today at 8 a.m. A lecture on race relations, sponsored by the Affirmative Action office, will be held in room 200 of the Old Cafeteria today at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Richard Wasserman of UC Santa Cruz will speak. Chlcanos In Law will meet in room 238 of the Joyal Administration buiding today at 5 p.m. Sigma Alpha Epsiion will hold little sister rush at 1469 East Joyal today at 7 p.m. The Amerasla Club is holding its membership drive in the Free Speech Area throughout this week and will meet in room 308 of the University Student Union tomorrow at 4 p.m. , The Hong Kong Student Association win meet in room 139 of the New Science building tomorrow at 4:15 p.m. A Barbecue Tri-tlp Sand¬ wich Sale, sponsored by the Viticulture Club, wil be held in the Free Speech Area tomorrow at 11 a.m. The Hong Kong Students Association will meet in room 139 of the New Science building tomorrow at 4:15 p.m. KFSR d.j.'s will provide en¬ tertainment in the Pit /tomorrow at noon. Tri Beta win hold an initiation party in room 300 of the New Science buirdinq tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. JOHNNY Continued from page 1 preference for the Republican party. The precinct that represents CSUF is precinct ISO, which covers the area bet¬ ween Shaw and Cedar Avenues and Peach and Sierra Ave, according to Karen Rob¬ erts, staff coordinator for Campaign '88. There are, however, many variables in computing the area's voting trends canserl by dorm residents and resident's voting in counties outside of Fresno. Raw data from the 1984 presidential elections give a more solid representation of C.SUF student voting patterns. Prec¬ incts 171 and 172. which run along Cedar, north of Shaw, reported that voters in the area, "either didn't vote that much or voted Republican," according to Rob¬ erts. Also, the Precincts 155 (south of Shaw bound bv Gettysburg, Cedar and Maple) and 229 (Cedar and Shaw bound by Chest¬ nut and Sierra Vista) were loyally Demo¬ cratic, according to Roberts. Voting per¬ centages were not available at the time. Regardless of turnout,' there are numer¬ ous issues on the ballot that directly re¬ late to the lives of college students. And the scope of them can be imposing. There are so many," student-related issues, said Beach, that "it drives out in¬ terest instead of increasing it." Proposition 78 will decide whether the CSU system will get extra millions in funding, but a series of poorly-worded propositions regarding auto insurance is likely to gamer even more attention from students. Young people, "particularly single males, because they have to pay so much," should be interested in the insur¬ ance propositions, said Beach. "One would think this would appeal to self- interest" Larry Hobson, who co-chairs the cam¬ pus Rainbow Coalition, has seen other¬ wise. "It's not something I've seen any emotion over," said Hobson. "The insur¬ ance companies, who have an interest" have contacted Hnhsnn. Things you could be doing instead of reading the Subterranean Jungle™: 1. Stooping 2. Removing lint 3. Reading the latest Tom Clancy novel 4. Buying expensive jewelry 5. Watching "She's the Sheriff' 6. Honing your nails to a keen edge... ...It's just too depressing to go on Tomorrow im the Daily Collegian CLASS IF I ED APARTMENTS FEMALE ROOMATE Wanted to share 2br 2bath w/Recent CSUF Grad. 294-1754 MALE OR FEMALE Roomate to share apt. with Gay Male $187.50 + 1/2 utilities. 292-4201 FEMALE ROOMATE $175 +Utilities. •' Non-smoker, No Drugs. 298-2051 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Need 1 Female to share 3 bdrm, 2 ba house. Bed available if needed. $250 includes utilites. Call 227-6508, leave message WANTED: FEMALE ROOMMATE 3 bdrm/2 ba house $120 + utilities 435-5602 FEMALE ROOMATE Wanted. Non-smoker, to shfujg 2bdrm/2ba apartment. Si 50 r + utilities. 323^9406 th ROOMATE WANTED 1/2 block from campus. $175/mo. + $150 deposit Call 439-2706 \ AUTOMOBILES 87 HONDA DX 510 750. A'C, 4 door, cruise, AM/FM cassette. Pwr. brakes & steering. 5 yr. warrantee Excellent Condition. 292-4670 1988 PORSCHE 944. Guards Red on Tan leather. Excellent condition. Alpine Alarm. 232 w. Blaupunkt. 435-0680 AUTOMOBILES 74 VW TYPE 412 Good Condition, Fuel injected. New stereo w/eg New Automatic Transmission, new battery. Asking $1,350 OBO Call 292-4038 1982 VW SCTROCCO GL A/C, Sunroof, Cruise, Power Windows, AMFM Stereo, Origian Owner. $3500 OBO 453-9563 IS IT TRUE You Can Buy Jeeps for $44 through the U.S. Government? Get the facts today! Call 1-312-742-1142 Ext. 8117 FORSALE ROCK & ROLL T-SHIRTS Sex-Pistols, Cure, Mega.- Deth, Metallica, Smiths & more. Record Exchange 2426 N. Blackstone at Clinton. BRIDGESTONE'300 Tenspeed touring bike Perfect condition New Price $300 will take $195 298-9621 V- HELP WANTED FORK ION STL DENTS AND SCHOLARS. Int'l businesses and investors seek foreign nationals with first hand knowledge of economics, '- business, scientific and political conditions in home country for consulting assistance. For Info, send resume to BCS Intl 700 St. Marys PI. Suite 1400 San Antonio, TX 78205 or call 800-628-2828, ext. 856 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Someone to work w/the public. To work Sat., Tues., Wed., 9-7 Sun., 11-6 Competitive Commission structure. Apply Copenhagen, 952 Van Ness 485-8980 EARN THOUSANDS # I stuffing envelopes. ' Rush $1.00 and self- addressed, stamped envelope'to: New Generation Designs P.O. Box 704, Fresno, CA 93712 JOBS IN AUSTRALIA Immediate opening for men len. $11,000 to $60,000 Construction, Manufacturing, Secretarial work, Nurses, Engineering, Sales. Hundreds of jobs listed. Call Now! 206-736-7000, Ext. 138A CRUISE SHIPS Now hiring men and women. summer & career opportunities (will train* Excellent pay plus world travel. Hawaii, Bahamas, Caribbean, etc. Call Now! 206-736-7000, Ext 138C MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION CUtS $8.00 Hair CutM,..' at -r- -•■• i irne n Barstow. Cedar. 431-1021 WANTED!! Compact Disc, Album, Cassette 45's, I'll pay cash today!! Or Trade. Record Exchange 2426 N. Blackstone At Clinton. MISCELLANEOUS PUTITONVIDEOl Well tape any occasion. RVP Entertainment 222-2228 PARTY-PARTY-PARTY Disc Jockeys and Bands All types of entertainment RVP Entertainment 222-2228 PIANO LESSONS beginners, need not own piano CaU Mike 226-3147 BE A STAR! If you love to sing Call 439-0792 or 439-7653 SEMEN DONERS . needed for research. Samples monetarily compensated. Central California Cryobank. 442-6559 "VTTAES 445-3817" TYPING TYPING 226-3953 TYPING/WORDPROCESSINO by Mary Superior Q iality_rej»m>nabli- rates. CaU2i>l-7K7& TYPING WORD PROCESSING Papers, Theses, Resumes A.PA.,M.L.A.,etc. Campus P/U & delivery" 432-7409 PERSONAL GOD & MIKE EAGLES President: CEO America's Top Business Leader . |
