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The Dally Collegian
Tuesday, Dec. 11, 1990
■
.
ROTC
Continued from page 1
the ROTC.
. A cadet at Washington University in
St. Louis Is tn clanger of losing $25,000
in scholarship money provided by the
Army for Involvement in his campus'
ROTC. The cadet a 24 -year-old top
performer in the ROTC. is gay.
Flfteenofthe20CSU campuses have
ROTC programs. Faculty senates at San
Jose. Sacramento. Chlco and San Ber-
. nadlno have joined with the CSU state¬
wide senate and the California State
Students Association in demanding 1)
credit for ROTC courses be denied; 2)
faculty status for ROTC Instructors be
rejected; and 3) ROTC course listings In
university catalogs be deleted.
In 1986. a counseling professor and
faculty activist at San Jose State Uni¬
versity raised the Issue at a faculty
senate meeting. Since then, however,
no acUon has been taken.
Chris Betts. a professor In CSUFs
department df management and mar¬
keting who attended the Nov. 6 Aca¬
demic Policy and Planning Committee
meeting, said he was In the ROTC In
college, but vehemently objects to the
ROTCs policies about lesbian and gay
students.
Betts. who Is a member ofthe Cen¬
tral Valley ADDS Coalition To Unleash
Power (ACT UP), said he fully supports
the resolution made by the university
and encourages the administration to
do so as well.
"This Issue Is morally repugnant." he
said. "I'm appalled that the administra¬
tion has allowed this breach of CSU
policy to continue.
- The HIV [human Immunodeficiency
virus] virus has been allowed to take ■
hold because of an underground com¬
munity that supports discrimination
against gays. That's (the discrimina¬
tion] Is contributing to AIDS genocide.*
Betts said he is going to take "strong
action" to see that the issue is resolved
on campus.
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ROOMMATES,
TENANTS, LANDLORDS
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$2.00 off
Ladies Day - Tues.
Men's Day - Fri.
2
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431-1021
'*
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information and application are
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Now Accepting: Master Cai-d & Visa
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Telephone access gates
An exciting
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The
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Apartments
1 Bd.
-1 Bath
2Bd.
-1 Bath
2Bd.
-2 Bath
4F
FEATURES IMCLUPF- ^
25 METER POOL W/ DIVING BOARD, LIGHTED TENNIS
AND RAQUETBALL COURTS, GAME ROOM (W/POOL
TABLE, CARD TABLE AND PINBALL), FULLY EOUIPED
GYM W/SAUNAS, TWO HEATED JACUZZIS AND MUCH,
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ONLY 3 MIN. FROM CSUF! TTTt Willow Av».
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| Title | 1990_12 The Daily Collegian December 1990 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
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| Title | December 11, 1992, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
| 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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| Full-Text-Search | • Page 4 The Dally Collegian Tuesday, Dec. 11, 1990 ■ . ROTC Continued from page 1 the ROTC. . A cadet at Washington University in St. Louis Is tn clanger of losing $25,000 in scholarship money provided by the Army for Involvement in his campus' ROTC. The cadet a 24 -year-old top performer in the ROTC. is gay. Flfteenofthe20CSU campuses have ROTC programs. Faculty senates at San Jose. Sacramento. Chlco and San Ber- . nadlno have joined with the CSU state¬ wide senate and the California State Students Association in demanding 1) credit for ROTC courses be denied; 2) faculty status for ROTC Instructors be rejected; and 3) ROTC course listings In university catalogs be deleted. In 1986. a counseling professor and faculty activist at San Jose State Uni¬ versity raised the Issue at a faculty senate meeting. Since then, however, no acUon has been taken. Chris Betts. a professor In CSUFs department df management and mar¬ keting who attended the Nov. 6 Aca¬ demic Policy and Planning Committee meeting, said he was In the ROTC In college, but vehemently objects to the ROTCs policies about lesbian and gay students. Betts. who Is a member ofthe Cen¬ tral Valley ADDS Coalition To Unleash Power (ACT UP), said he fully supports the resolution made by the university and encourages the administration to do so as well. "This Issue Is morally repugnant." he said. "I'm appalled that the administra¬ tion has allowed this breach of CSU policy to continue. - The HIV [human Immunodeficiency virus] virus has been allowed to take ■ hold because of an underground com¬ munity that supports discrimination against gays. That's (the discrimina¬ tion] Is contributing to AIDS genocide.* Betts said he is going to take "strong action" to see that the issue is resolved on campus. WEMATCH ROOMMATES, TENANTS, LANDLORDS 441-J3315 $2.00 off Ladies Day - Tues. Men's Day - Fri. 2 walk ins Bulldog Plaza 1778 E. Barstow 431-1021 '* Order your college ring NOW JOSTENS Dec. 10-14 Date Dec. 17 fc 18 Time 9 «.m.-4a.m. Deposit Required: $25.00 Place: Kennel Bookstore '*"**riOi Meet wtth your Jostcoa representative lor lull detail*. See our complete ring aeiectlon on diaplay to your college bootaaort STIDDENT GRANT PROGRAM 13 grants totaling $5,000 are now available to students and campus organizations... information and application are available in USU Room 306 DEAOUNE IS MAY 3. 1991 WORLD HAIR \ ' Spedaftpj tn Flattop* [OPEN 6 DAYS IMF 8:30 - 6 ISat. 8 - 5 ^^.23 ' HP* 4023If.Blackstone. "WaJl-^blJJ^COme _ _ _)~^"^7^"_ m mmm _»*,8haw Arej Parkwood Apartments 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms From,$355 Now Accepting: Master Cai-d & Visa FREE Monthly Activities Telephone access gates An exciting apartment community! 4918 N, 9th Street 225-3377 ' The Scottsmen s. "a. Apartments 1 Bd. -1 Bath 2Bd. -1 Bath 2Bd. -2 Bath 4F FEATURES IMCLUPF- ^ 25 METER POOL W/ DIVING BOARD, LIGHTED TENNIS AND RAQUETBALL COURTS, GAME ROOM (W/POOL TABLE, CARD TABLE AND PINBALL), FULLY EOUIPED GYM W/SAUNAS, TWO HEATED JACUZZIS AND MUCH, MUCHMOREI ONLY 3 MIN. FROM CSUF! TTTt Willow Av». OPEN: M-F,10-6pm SAT,ir>5pm SUN, 12-5pm OR CALL FOR APPT. 292^716 ^ / |
