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December 5,1992
The Daily Collegian
Op/Ed-3
X
PROBLEMS Continued from pa*e 1
.*. 1 WltNESSED FIRST-HAND
THE POWER OF THE SENIOR
FACULTY.
expressed constant frustration at
the "head in the sand" attitude of
the full professors regarding
changing anything fromtfie way it
had been done during the Ve v i o us
10 years. Many times she had to
keep quiet be¬
cause the.
very same
professors
determined
her tenure
and promo¬
tion.
Only since receiving tenure
does she feel secure to speak out
about changes to the curriculum in
her specialty of elementary read¬
ing.
Ask any deputy district attor¬
ney how many education profes¬
sors or school teachers he or she
has excused from a jury panel on
a peremptory challenge, in other
words, one that can be exercised
for no reason? The answer may
surprise you._
A statewide prosecutor's or¬
ganization suggests in its training
seminars not to seat educators on
juries because they make up their
minds quickly and once minds are
made-up they are resistant to
changing their ideas as the evi¬
dence un¬
folds. Indeed,
my own expe¬
rience as a
deputy dis¬
trict attorney
suggests this to
be true. I was burned by two school
teachers who hung two different
jury trials for reasons that made
little sense. Both failed to follow
the judge's instruction to base a
decision on the evidence that was
presented.
While I am not defending any
specific ideas of the dean or her
lack of communication skills, I am
very sympathetic to the problems'
Dean Barbara G. Burch or any
dean will have in effecting change.
.
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PPENINGS
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4.
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JT.
2.
Smiled
A LOT.
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Receiv
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ed commenda-
President John
We
TIV
LTY FOR
TY.
THEIR PRODUC-
RECORD Continued from pace 2
ring payment of The Daily Colle¬
gian accounting and management
fees to same, mast either be passed
by the Publications Commission
and the ASI, or must be voted on
by the students in a referendum.
Neither of those actions were, taken
since the ASI solely passed *©
footnote.
While it is commendable' that
the ASI is "willing to put in the
time necessary to make a good
decision" as Mr. Hines states,
senators must know when they
come into their respective posi¬
tions that they will be required to
pick up where the previous Senate
left off. I hardly think students
should empathize with the ASI
because "the present budget was
approved by last year's ASI wh ic h
is made up of entirely different
people [with the exception of ASI
President Marci Demings]. The
present ASI inherited the contro¬
versy."
. Give us all a break Mr. Hines.
Maybe you should rename your
column "Ramblings of a bitter
man," "Smokescreened ASI
fumbles," or "How I use my office
hour time."
If you do decide to keep the
".Setting the record straight" title,
maybe you should do just that and
state the facts, and not your unin¬
formed babble about the ASI being
accused of "stealing**.
The Society of Professional Journalists present:
Lloyd Carter
speaking on "The Future of Investigative Reporting."
3.00 P.M. TODAY
in University Student Union r<$>ms 312-314
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Object Description
| Title | 1992_12 The Daily Collegian December 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. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | December 3, 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 | December 5,1992 The Daily Collegian Op/Ed-3 X PROBLEMS Continued from pa*e 1 .*. 1 WltNESSED FIRST-HAND THE POWER OF THE SENIOR FACULTY. expressed constant frustration at the "head in the sand" attitude of the full professors regarding changing anything fromtfie way it had been done during the Ve v i o us 10 years. Many times she had to keep quiet be¬ cause the. very same professors determined her tenure and promo¬ tion. Only since receiving tenure does she feel secure to speak out about changes to the curriculum in her specialty of elementary read¬ ing. Ask any deputy district attor¬ ney how many education profes¬ sors or school teachers he or she has excused from a jury panel on a peremptory challenge, in other words, one that can be exercised for no reason? The answer may surprise you._ A statewide prosecutor's or¬ ganization suggests in its training seminars not to seat educators on juries because they make up their minds quickly and once minds are made-up they are resistant to changing their ideas as the evi¬ dence un¬ folds. Indeed, my own expe¬ rience as a deputy dis¬ trict attorney suggests this to be true. I was burned by two school teachers who hung two different jury trials for reasons that made little sense. Both failed to follow the judge's instruction to base a decision on the evidence that was presented. While I am not defending any specific ideas of the dean or her lack of communication skills, I am very sympathetic to the problems' Dean Barbara G. Burch or any dean will have in effecting change. . : CHEESE &. ■ PEPPERONI r\ f\! : pizza ^W : (extra large slice!) -^ "f*T i ISIS Four Star Pizza* ■ •We accept tall competitors coupons! 447-1629 Kennel Bookstore arters For Your C Cham And "Freedom B ifrT-Shirts -^Sweatshirts -ftCaps impa" j 3ft low available in the clothing department on the main level Tc p 10 THINGS THE ASI DID THIS SEMSTER: 10 •• ■ N . 9. c AN LVP. r ■ IN K NG. 7 W i ASSES D£F ORE AN" ONE ELSE. 6 Recei\ ED FACUlTY PAi KING bT CKERS f 5. Di • ED WORST Nl . a/SLLTTER since Housing Ha PPENINGS (blue is not 4. CONSL r.;. MED OXYGEN. 0. INV Cried OLVEME AI.OUT STUDENT JT. 2. Smiled A LOT. j 1 TiO Receiv N FROM ed commenda- President John We TIV LTY FOR TY. THEIR PRODUC- RECORD Continued from pace 2 ring payment of The Daily Colle¬ gian accounting and management fees to same, mast either be passed by the Publications Commission and the ASI, or must be voted on by the students in a referendum. Neither of those actions were, taken since the ASI solely passed *© footnote. While it is commendable' that the ASI is "willing to put in the time necessary to make a good decision" as Mr. Hines states, senators must know when they come into their respective posi¬ tions that they will be required to pick up where the previous Senate left off. I hardly think students should empathize with the ASI because "the present budget was approved by last year's ASI wh ic h is made up of entirely different people [with the exception of ASI President Marci Demings]. The present ASI inherited the contro¬ versy." . Give us all a break Mr. Hines. Maybe you should rename your column "Ramblings of a bitter man," "Smokescreened ASI fumbles," or "How I use my office hour time." If you do decide to keep the ".Setting the record straight" title, maybe you should do just that and state the facts, and not your unin¬ formed babble about the ASI being accused of "stealing**. The Society of Professional Journalists present: Lloyd Carter speaking on "The Future of Investigative Reporting." 3.00 P.M. TODAY in University Student Union r<$>ms 312-314 CLASSIFIEDS ANNOIJNCRMKNTS wanted Artist to draw clothing for new catalog. Send a sample of your work and .salary requirements to:P.O. Box 25159, Fresno, CA 93729 MANAGEMENT INTERN, with the largest and most experienced student painting company in the industry.. Manage a team of employees, customers, and suppliers. Earnings between S5K-S15K+ For unparalled business experience call Student Works Painting. 1-800-394-886 Central Valley Disabled Students Assoc "COATS FOR KIDS" psed coats, jackets any sizes hrough adults KNAX will [listribute to the homeless. Leave terns at Disabled Students Services Office, adjacent to Cafeteria until 121/5/92. Thank you. BAILEY'S WORDS & SUCH* Professional word processing Grammar, punctuation, and' spell checking. Evening & weekends appointments welcome. Student rates. > 2&2S22 Is This Giving You Problems'. (a>?,ordv CallChris dx 209-292-8126 Maths Tutors Available * SUMMER MANAGEMENT Internships! Positions limited. Gain valuable experience managing 6-8 employees, customers and supplies. Average earnings $6,000 -$16,000 +Cail "University Painting Pros" 1-800- 525-5877 Diana's Typing Service Thesis, Term Papers, etc. near CSUF.431-0730 FORRIgNT Woodward Lake $325 Include Util. 434-5536 Near Stadium - studio, 1 bdrm, 2 bdrm newly decorated - furn or unfurn unique floor plan offers privacy, but you are not alone. Campus Chalet apts, 1475 Bulldog Lane 229-8556 Roommate wanted, share 2 bdrrfi- private entrance & bath, newly, furnished, $328. mo 4 util. Call mgr 229-8556 i\PARTMENT FOR RENT Walk to school 2Br. + 2Ba$365; IBr $295 647 W. Barstow Ave, Qovis 299-5851 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED Bulldog Lane Village. 226-5026 Female to share luxurious 3 bedroom apt Close to FSU. 323-1657 Female roomate to share home near Woodward Park. $290 per month +1/3 utilities. 434-8209 HELPWANTED CAMPUS SALES REP Quick Cash. Easy Sale. High Commission! Self Defense Product. 445-8553 EQRuSALE^ SNOWBOARD 91' used only one season. Freestyle, halfpipe, cost $550 new, will sell for $250 call 292-3247 OAK QUEEN FUTON $130/OBO 228-1567 27S-5734 u • * |
