1992_10 The Daily Collegian October 1992

              October 15,1992
The Daily Collegian
Op/Ed-S    7
MONEY Continued from page 2
was the initiative of its members,
and not the mandatory ASI fees
that each of us pay, that funded the
project.
. The actions and initiative of Pi
Sigma Epsilon and its members
are remarkably refreshing. Doz-
ens of programs and organizations
on this campus exist simply be¬
cause their members have con¬
vinced different 'bureaucratic'
^governmental bodies on this cam- \
pus^that they "need" funding.
In fact, it is the mentality of a
thief or a looter that money ob¬
tained through die mandatory taxar
tion of all students be distributed
lo clubs and organizations/
But Pi Sigma Epsilon, one of
the few organizations on this
campus that is not sinking into the
quicksand of ASI subsidies and
handouts, was chastised on this
very page as recenUy as yesterday
for their ingenuity.
And the complaint? The calen¬
dar is sexist. It degrades and ex¬
ploits women.
Here's a news flash for those of
you who are still buying this in¬
sane, "all men are bastards" line of
thinking: Not onp of those women
in that calendar appears to have
the barrel of a shotgun shoved in
the small of her back.
If you've seen the calendar, and
it* s a damn fine calendar, you know
that each photo is much more taste¬
ful than the "Men of Cal State
Fresno" calendar that was banned
from the library last year. It's hard
to believe that certain members of
yTheJ^aily Collegian staff didn't
like the calendar.
And the women are wearing a
much greater percentage of cloth¬
ing than die calendar full of men.
Go to Mencius tonight, and
watch die attractive, young ladies
who will strip at lO?bo. At the end
of the night, approach one of the
women and ask them if they feel
exploited. I can guarantee the fol¬
lowing response:
"No, I'm not being exploited.
I'm walking home with $400 in
cash, and those guys are going
home with nothing. They're the
ones getting exploited."
PSE, a national marketing fra-
*   \y ternity, has produced and marketed
an excellent product. However, the
only marketing £irov that PSE
,    made was expecting to get the
same type of news coverage from
•    The Daily Collegian that is granted
unto any issue or situation that
surrounds       women's\     or
- homosexual's rights.
Yeah, I wrote it Don't look
astonished. Just like in Animal
Farm, all animals are equal, but
some animals are more equal than
others. This is apparent to anyone
who follows the news coverage in
The Daily Collegian . -P »
It is eerily ironic^th^t anyone j
who draws their very existence
from such a heavily-subsidized
entity as The Daily Collegian could
possibly criticize the efforts of Pi
Sigma Epsilon.
The success of the "Women of
Fresno State" calendar should be
monumental. And even more
monumental will be the realiza¬
tion of the campus community that
there are still those who expect to
receive the rewards of this world
by the measure of their achieve¬
ments and labor, and not by the
extent to which they can stuff their
hands into the purses and wallets
of the community. *
To each according to his abil¬
ity.
And Pi Sigma Epsilon has
proven its ability. The rewards of
its efforts should not be criticized
and ridiculed, but glorified.
And PSE's progress should be
regarded as a goal for every other
campus organization that still in¬
sists on the mandatory taxation of
the whole student body to support
its activities.
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