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Vol. 101, No. 24
CSU-Fresno
Tuesday, Oct, 5,1993
Theives steal
$5000 in CDs
from KFSR
Computers .and
fax machine left
untouched
By Marlene Bryant
StaffWriter
Ahurglary in the KFSR office Sat¬
urday night resulted in losses and dam¬
ages totalling $5,000.
Police said
that the suspect
pried the up¬
stairs door
open and took
several CDs
from the cabi¬
net
KFSR Sta¬
tion Manager
Kevin Adler
said, "This
khid of thing
has never hap¬
pened in the
office before,
even though it
happens in Uk
studio all of the time either by volun¬
teers or staff members."
OlficerJermiferWalzbergreported
that the office door is normally locked.
Prints were taken frcm the side of the
door that faces Ihe office.
The case remains open and «xtra
security will patrol the area when cam¬
pus police are on that side ofthe univer¬
sity;
Adler notified Plant Operations
about the burglary. Plant Operations
said they would fix the damage to the invaded our territory," lie said.
already existing door, buf if the KFSR
staff wan tsanewdoor they have topay
for it out of their budget
'Thedoor isn'tsafe and they aren't
willingto upgrade until we pay," Adler
said 'The Plant Operations manager
says that they can't pay for the new
door because they don't have the
money. I understand that"
"I think that some high school stu¬
dents are responsible."
"Someone outside of KFSR is re¬
sponsible for taking the CDs that can¬
not be re¬
placed. The
kind that we
had in the of¬
fice were rare,"
he said. 'We
can't just call
the record
companies
and ask for
more. Our col¬
lection should
be upgraded in
a few months
since we get
nearly 100
i _ CDssenttothe
station in just a
week."
"The strange thing is that the sus¬
pects didn't take the computers or fax
machine. They just took some CDs,"
hesaid
Adler said that the staff is irsliock
over the burglary since they consid¬
ered the office a safe and secure place.
"It's spooky now to think thi'l they
got in once and could break in again to
steal the rest of the equipment anytime
they, wanted to. We feel as if they
"Someone outside
of KFSR is respon¬
sible for taking the
CDs that cannot be
replaced. The kind
that we had in the
office were rare."
. —Kevin Adler
Literary benefit, Writers Harvest, comes to Fresno
By Victor Des Roche
Staff Photographer
Victor BesRochesyCollegian
White and Kathy Paean will read poetry for tha reading.
Fresno will host two ofthe hun¬
dreds of writers partici¬
pating in the second an¬
nual "Writers' Harvest:
The National Reading,"
a literary benefit to raise
money to combat hunger
today.
Funds from the har¬
vest, and 200 more
throughout the U.S. and
Canada, will be used by
Share Our Strength, a
non-profit hunger relief
agency.1,
itSthy Fagan, a CSUF '^_-
al u mn us cu rrently teach¬
ing at Ohio State University, and
"/ Michael White, a Humboldt State
University professor, will partici¬
pate in tbe program with a poetry
reading at the Fresno Art Museum.
White has won the Academy of
American Poets prize three times
and is the author of a chapbook,
"This Water," and "The Island ,"
"Poetry is a spoken art and
was originally a spoken
art, way back in the yery
beginning. It's something
that has been too long for¬
gotten." .
—Liza Wieland
and has published poems in vari¬
ous literary reviews; '
Kathy Fagan has also published
poems in literary reviews, and she
is the author of a new collection,
"Moving and St Rage."
"It's for a good cause," said
Liza Wieland, an assistant profes¬
sor in the English department at
CSUF who is coordinat¬
ing Fresno's contribu¬
tion. "And it's a chance
to see two poets that are
at the. beginning of two
very promising careers."
Wieland also coordi¬
nated last year's event
which featured local po¬
ets. She said she asked
Fagan and White this year
to bring new people into
the area. All three met at
the University of Utah
___, where they were doing
graduate work.
"Having been an undergradu¬
ate here, it seems fairly clear to me
Please see Harvest, page 4
'
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| Title | 1993_10 The Daily Collegian October 1993 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1993 |
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| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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| Title | October 5, 1993, Page 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1993 |
| 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 | Vol. 101, No. 24 CSU-Fresno Tuesday, Oct, 5,1993 Theives steal $5000 in CDs from KFSR Computers .and fax machine left untouched By Marlene Bryant StaffWriter Ahurglary in the KFSR office Sat¬ urday night resulted in losses and dam¬ ages totalling $5,000. Police said that the suspect pried the up¬ stairs door open and took several CDs from the cabi¬ net KFSR Sta¬ tion Manager Kevin Adler said, "This khid of thing has never hap¬ pened in the office before, even though it happens in Uk studio all of the time either by volun¬ teers or staff members." OlficerJermiferWalzbergreported that the office door is normally locked. Prints were taken frcm the side of the door that faces Ihe office. The case remains open and «xtra security will patrol the area when cam¬ pus police are on that side ofthe univer¬ sity; Adler notified Plant Operations about the burglary. Plant Operations said they would fix the damage to the invaded our territory," lie said. already existing door, buf if the KFSR staff wan tsanewdoor they have topay for it out of their budget 'Thedoor isn'tsafe and they aren't willingto upgrade until we pay," Adler said 'The Plant Operations manager says that they can't pay for the new door because they don't have the money. I understand that" "I think that some high school stu¬ dents are responsible." "Someone outside of KFSR is re¬ sponsible for taking the CDs that can¬ not be re¬ placed. The kind that we had in the of¬ fice were rare," he said. 'We can't just call the record companies and ask for more. Our col¬ lection should be upgraded in a few months since we get nearly 100 i _ CDssenttothe station in just a week." "The strange thing is that the sus¬ pects didn't take the computers or fax machine. They just took some CDs," hesaid Adler said that the staff is irsliock over the burglary since they consid¬ ered the office a safe and secure place. "It's spooky now to think thi'l they got in once and could break in again to steal the rest of the equipment anytime they, wanted to. We feel as if they "Someone outside of KFSR is respon¬ sible for taking the CDs that cannot be replaced. The kind that we had in the office were rare." . —Kevin Adler Literary benefit, Writers Harvest, comes to Fresno By Victor Des Roche Staff Photographer Victor BesRochesyCollegian White and Kathy Paean will read poetry for tha reading. Fresno will host two ofthe hun¬ dreds of writers partici¬ pating in the second an¬ nual "Writers' Harvest: The National Reading," a literary benefit to raise money to combat hunger today. Funds from the har¬ vest, and 200 more throughout the U.S. and Canada, will be used by Share Our Strength, a non-profit hunger relief agency.1, itSthy Fagan, a CSUF '^_- al u mn us cu rrently teach¬ ing at Ohio State University, and "/ Michael White, a Humboldt State University professor, will partici¬ pate in tbe program with a poetry reading at the Fresno Art Museum. White has won the Academy of American Poets prize three times and is the author of a chapbook, "This Water," and "The Island ," "Poetry is a spoken art and was originally a spoken art, way back in the yery beginning. It's something that has been too long for¬ gotten." . —Liza Wieland and has published poems in vari¬ ous literary reviews; ' Kathy Fagan has also published poems in literary reviews, and she is the author of a new collection, "Moving and St Rage." "It's for a good cause," said Liza Wieland, an assistant profes¬ sor in the English department at CSUF who is coordinat¬ ing Fresno's contribu¬ tion. "And it's a chance to see two poets that are at the. beginning of two very promising careers." Wieland also coordi¬ nated last year's event which featured local po¬ ets. She said she asked Fagan and White this year to bring new people into the area. All three met at the University of Utah ___, where they were doing graduate work. "Having been an undergradu¬ ate here, it seems fairly clear to me Please see Harvest, page 4 ' |
