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October 21,1992
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The Daily Collegian
Op/Ed-3
JOBS
RHETORIC: "It's the privatesector thai creates jobs."
REALITY: Except during George Bush's Presidency. There were
35,000 fewer private sector jobs in September, 1992 than there were
when Bush took office in January, 1989. [Bureau of Labor Statistics]
GROW THE GOVERNMENT
RHETORIC: Bush said several times that we must not" grow the
government'' 1
REALITY: Under George Bush, federal employment has in¬
creased. The government now employes 65,803 more people tan itdid
when he took office. Since FY 1989, the Executive branch has grown
by more th% six percent [U.S. Budgets, FY 1991 and FY 1993]
♦Courtesy of the Clinton/Gor*1 campaign
WOLF Continued from page 2
Additionally, the ASI used free
advertising in The Daily Colle¬
gian to convince students to raise
their ASI fees. The actions of the
ASI were disgusting. The passive
reaction of The Dai/y Collegian
wasmuch worse. TheDaily Colle¬
gian, during the last three semes¬
ters, has looked the other way
whenever the ASI or its actions
have been considered question¬
able.
So why should we care now?
The handful of students that have
worked harder than anyone else to
expose the racism and clandestine
actions of the ASI have had by¬
laws thrown out left and right when
they wanted wrongs addressed.
The ASI isn't accountable, even
when every procedure outlined by
its bylaws is followed by students
who want change. The ASI has
scavenged through its bylaws to
piece together the few rules and
regulations that it finds accept¬
able. We cant slop the ASI.
Welty doesn't care. Corcoran
doesn't care. Lundal doesn't care.
No one on this campus cares what
the ASI does—until the ASI cuts
the money that their particular
program 'needs.' Then people start
to care.
But by then it's too late.
Not unlike a raging river that is
left for decades to run its natural
course, the ASI has flooded be¬
yond its banks and refuses to be
contained by such trivial things as
its own bylaws.
We've got to dam the river and
send these pickpockets straight to
work in the Dean of Student Af¬
fairs office where their talents
won't be wasted.
The problem is that the only
students who really care about all
of the injustices committed by the
ASI have thrown in the towel.
You can write editorials all day
lohg. But against a bureaucracy
with the power of taxation and no
commitments to an accepted or
documented procedure, you will
inevitably fail.
The pen is mightier than the
sword. But the ability to steal your
enemies' pen is far mightier than
the pen itself.
}
VOTING
Continued from pace 2
on," out of focus, campaign slo¬
gans. These are just there to con¬
fuse the "voting" crowd, and basi¬
cally count fortiothing. So, to some
how bring it all together, please,
and try to understand, voting is
important, especially in 1992.
Everyone should vote to make
things happen. But a vote should
be made with sufficient backup if
one wants to really make a ajffer-
ence.
These days Americans ought to
go^out and exercise their rights,
not abuse them.
OfirLevy
HAGAR TH6 HOWI8LE BV CHRIS BflOSWNE
C :9»2 KING FEATURES SYNQICATE
Applications are now being accepted for nn
Editor in Chief positions of:
The Daily Collegian, Uhuru Na Umoja. La Voz Dl
AZTLAN AND H\'E ShARZOOM LOR THE SPRING SEMESTLR
1993.
Applications are available in
University Student Union, room 3 If).
Deadline is November 9, 1992.
CLASSIFIEDS
Summer Management
For Rent
Misc.
Internships! Positions limited.
Gain valuable experience
Apartment For Rent
The Canterbury Association
managing 6-8 employees.
Walk to School
invites you to join our
customers and supplies.
Average earnings $6,000-
2Br + 2Ba$365;lBr$295
647 W. Barstow Ave,
weekly Bible Study on
"Women of the Bible." Meet
$16,000+. Call "University
Painting Pros" info apply
Clovis 299 -585T
the Matriarchs of his
Kingdom Thursday nights at
1-800-525-5877.
7:30pm in USU 302. All
welcome! Compline service
•>
Back to school special 2
follows. For info call:
ALASKA SUMMER
bedroom, quiet, walk to CSUF,
292 - 7656.
EMPLOYMENT - Fisheries.
move in for deposit, first month
earn $600 +/week in
free. 228 - 0290
Would yob like to know how
canneries or $4,00 +/month
on fishing boats. Free
transportation! Room &
board! male or female, get a
head start on next summer!
to become a Christian - in * t^ ,
Roommate needed-near
campus, cheap. Call 221 - 8091
non - threatening environment?
Do you have questions or doubts
about the Christian faith?
For employment program
call 1-206-545-4155 exL
We invite you to join us for a
weekend in the High Sierras
A6007.
Female roommate wanted, mature
at Zephaniahs'Camp Nov. 13-15.
vegetairan. Own room and bath in
For info call: (805) 969 - 3063.
For Sale
a house. Share kitchen (Shields and
firuit) $470/month 222-1713.
^y
Software Package
•
Diana's Typing Service
MS Windows 3.0,
Thesis, Term Papers, etc.
near CSUP, 431^0730
Word Windows 1.1,
Excel Windows 2.1
Female roommate needed to share
$125 John 348-1633.
furnished 3 bedroom apartment
at Bulldog Lane Village available
HOME EMPLOYMENT .
.
immediately. Call 229 - 7001 for
details.
Businesses need your help!
Cabinet Stero
Up to $34l/week. Work from
King size mattress set.
home. Set your own hours &
Color TV all excellent.
Call: 431 -1399.
. M/F to share 3. bed/2 1/2 bath
house (Nees A Maple) non-
schedule. Call 9801) 647-
9816 for amazing message of
smoker, mature 298 - 2196.
details. ExL 1856.
1985 Toyota Tercel
#
^ 4
Good condition 5-
' . *
speedAC$1600
Roommate wanted.
Bailey's WORDS ANDSUCH
439 - 0904.
Bulldog Lane Village
Professional Word Processing
female only. 434-2112.
Gramm ar,punctuation, and
1967 Mercedes Benz.
'
spell checking. Evening and
(Well maintained
classic, fins & chrome.
Female Roommate Needed large
weekend appointments.
Student R&tcs. 225 - 5823.
$3,300292-4547.
master bedroom + bath $250/
-
month & utilities walk to CSUF.
Free Speech Area
Available 11/1 call 291 - 9046.
REWARD
"Booth" for sale
Randy 278-4656.
Help Wanted
Big Reward
Gray Mini-Schnauger
Announcement
FSU BMX Racing
EARN $1,500 WEEKLY
mailing our circulars!... Begin
NOW!... FREE packets! SEYS,
Missing! Female name is
"Freestyle." Contact:
DanieUa 278-4698
tw dM -7042
Club Now Forming!
Dept. 27, Box 4000, Cordova,
\M •tJ"T ■ /Vttl.
(209)498-8227.
TN 38018-4000.
•
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Object Description
| Title | 1992_10 The Daily Collegian October 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 |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | October 21, 1992, Page 3 |
| 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 | '• - October 21,1992 -• / The Daily Collegian Op/Ed-3 JOBS RHETORIC: "It's the privatesector thai creates jobs." REALITY: Except during George Bush's Presidency. There were 35,000 fewer private sector jobs in September, 1992 than there were when Bush took office in January, 1989. [Bureau of Labor Statistics] GROW THE GOVERNMENT RHETORIC: Bush said several times that we must not" grow the government'' 1 REALITY: Under George Bush, federal employment has in¬ creased. The government now employes 65,803 more people tan itdid when he took office. Since FY 1989, the Executive branch has grown by more th% six percent [U.S. Budgets, FY 1991 and FY 1993] ♦Courtesy of the Clinton/Gor*1 campaign WOLF Continued from page 2 Additionally, the ASI used free advertising in The Daily Colle¬ gian to convince students to raise their ASI fees. The actions of the ASI were disgusting. The passive reaction of The Dai/y Collegian wasmuch worse. TheDaily Colle¬ gian, during the last three semes¬ ters, has looked the other way whenever the ASI or its actions have been considered question¬ able. So why should we care now? The handful of students that have worked harder than anyone else to expose the racism and clandestine actions of the ASI have had by¬ laws thrown out left and right when they wanted wrongs addressed. The ASI isn't accountable, even when every procedure outlined by its bylaws is followed by students who want change. The ASI has scavenged through its bylaws to piece together the few rules and regulations that it finds accept¬ able. We cant slop the ASI. Welty doesn't care. Corcoran doesn't care. Lundal doesn't care. No one on this campus cares what the ASI does—until the ASI cuts the money that their particular program 'needs.' Then people start to care. But by then it's too late. Not unlike a raging river that is left for decades to run its natural course, the ASI has flooded be¬ yond its banks and refuses to be contained by such trivial things as its own bylaws. We've got to dam the river and send these pickpockets straight to work in the Dean of Student Af¬ fairs office where their talents won't be wasted. The problem is that the only students who really care about all of the injustices committed by the ASI have thrown in the towel. You can write editorials all day lohg. But against a bureaucracy with the power of taxation and no commitments to an accepted or documented procedure, you will inevitably fail. The pen is mightier than the sword. But the ability to steal your enemies' pen is far mightier than the pen itself. } VOTING Continued from pace 2 on," out of focus, campaign slo¬ gans. These are just there to con¬ fuse the "voting" crowd, and basi¬ cally count fortiothing. So, to some how bring it all together, please, and try to understand, voting is important, especially in 1992. Everyone should vote to make things happen. But a vote should be made with sufficient backup if one wants to really make a ajffer- ence. These days Americans ought to go^out and exercise their rights, not abuse them. OfirLevy HAGAR TH6 HOWI8LE BV CHRIS BflOSWNE C :9»2 KING FEATURES SYNQICATE Applications are now being accepted for nn Editor in Chief positions of: The Daily Collegian, Uhuru Na Umoja. La Voz Dl AZTLAN AND H\'E ShARZOOM LOR THE SPRING SEMESTLR 1993. Applications are available in University Student Union, room 3 If). Deadline is November 9, 1992. CLASSIFIEDS Summer Management For Rent Misc. Internships! Positions limited. Gain valuable experience Apartment For Rent The Canterbury Association managing 6-8 employees. Walk to School invites you to join our customers and supplies. Average earnings $6,000- 2Br + 2Ba$365;lBr$295 647 W. Barstow Ave, weekly Bible Study on "Women of the Bible." Meet $16,000+. Call "University Painting Pros" info apply Clovis 299 -585T the Matriarchs of his Kingdom Thursday nights at 1-800-525-5877. 7:30pm in USU 302. All welcome! Compline service •> Back to school special 2 follows. For info call: ALASKA SUMMER bedroom, quiet, walk to CSUF, 292 - 7656. EMPLOYMENT - Fisheries. move in for deposit, first month earn $600 +/week in free. 228 - 0290 Would yob like to know how canneries or $4,00 +/month on fishing boats. Free transportation! Room & board! male or female, get a head start on next summer! to become a Christian - in * t^ , Roommate needed-near campus, cheap. Call 221 - 8091 non - threatening environment? Do you have questions or doubts about the Christian faith? For employment program call 1-206-545-4155 exL We invite you to join us for a weekend in the High Sierras A6007. Female roommate wanted, mature at Zephaniahs'Camp Nov. 13-15. vegetairan. Own room and bath in For info call: (805) 969 - 3063. For Sale a house. Share kitchen (Shields and firuit) $470/month 222-1713. ^y Software Package • Diana's Typing Service MS Windows 3.0, Thesis, Term Papers, etc. near CSUP, 431^0730 Word Windows 1.1, Excel Windows 2.1 Female roommate needed to share $125 John 348-1633. furnished 3 bedroom apartment at Bulldog Lane Village available HOME EMPLOYMENT . . immediately. Call 229 - 7001 for details. Businesses need your help! Cabinet Stero Up to $34l/week. Work from King size mattress set. home. Set your own hours & Color TV all excellent. Call: 431 -1399. . M/F to share 3. bed/2 1/2 bath house (Nees A Maple) non- schedule. Call 9801) 647- 9816 for amazing message of smoker, mature 298 - 2196. details. ExL 1856. 1985 Toyota Tercel # ^ 4 Good condition 5- ' . * speedAC$1600 Roommate wanted. Bailey's WORDS ANDSUCH 439 - 0904. Bulldog Lane Village Professional Word Processing female only. 434-2112. Gramm ar,punctuation, and 1967 Mercedes Benz. ' spell checking. Evening and (Well maintained classic, fins & chrome. Female Roommate Needed large weekend appointments. Student R&tcs. 225 - 5823. $3,300292-4547. master bedroom + bath $250/ - month & utilities walk to CSUF. Free Speech Area Available 11/1 call 291 - 9046. REWARD "Booth" for sale Randy 278-4656. Help Wanted Big Reward Gray Mini-Schnauger Announcement FSU BMX Racing EARN $1,500 WEEKLY mailing our circulars!... Begin NOW!... FREE packets! SEYS, Missing! Female name is "Freestyle." Contact: DanieUa 278-4698 tw dM -7042 Club Now Forming! Dept. 27, Box 4000, Cordova, \M •tJ"T ■ /Vttl. (209)498-8227. TN 38018-4000. • —— |
