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December 1, 1992
The Daily Collegian
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Op/Ed-5
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Kennel Bookstore
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Sweatshirt Qf>
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apestry Applique & Embroidery
Available in navy blue and forrest green.
Z CHEESE &
•PEPPERONI
; PIZZA
I (fextra large slice!)
Cedar & Bars!
99
I
•We accept all competitors coupons! 447-1629
Kennel Bookstore
All
Interested
Parties
... .•"
You are invited to an information session on:
Kennel Bookstore Remodel and Expansion
New Food Service Building
University Student Union Expansion
•University Student Union Lower Level East
• (Between Coffee Shop and TCBY)
° Friday, December 4 ~ //%&>*Ni^
I U^Oa.m.lolfiOp.m
GRADUATE
Continued from pa«e 2
the catalog in the manner which
will be least beneficial to you.
In fact, just dealing with the
evaluations office and the course
catalogs should be enough to cover
the critical thinking requirement
at the university.
After you have determined
everything that the evaluations
office can do to screw you, try to
compensate for these things by
taking net only the courses that are
required for your degree, but any
related courses that the evaluations
office might decide, during your
final emester, that you need.
Try to get people to sign writ¬
ten contracts. This is probably
going to be the most difficult.
Bureaucrats thrive by not taking
responsibility for their actions,
blaming everything that goes
wrong on the "system."
These bureaucrats realize the
importance of being able to later
say, "But that was an honest error.
Just make out next semester's
check to CSLJF. Thank you, and
have a good day."
Maybe you should intention¬
ally apply for graduation a semes¬
ter early. This would inadvertently
make the bureaucrats' jobs more
difficult, and will probably in¬
crease the likelihood that even
more errors will be made (if that is
even possible). But at least you
would have a better idea of what
you really need to do to graduate,
even if you have to apply and pay
for your graduation request twice.
You would save a tremendous
amount in the long run if you can
avoid summer classes or an addi¬
tional semester.
Stan saving now. It is almost
inevitable that you will have to
spend more time and money than
you expected here at CSUF. Un¬
less you go to regular Thursday
afternoon tea parties with John
Welty or golf every two weeks
with Richard Backer, the school is
going to screw you.
It's'just part of growing up, I
guess.At least that's what they say.
THEDAILV
i
COLLEGIAN
IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLI¬
CATIONS FOR ALL POSI¬
■
TIONS for the Spring
. .
1993 SEMESTER.
• Positions
■ ■
"^INCLUDE:
Q News Writers
□ Sports Writers
Q Photographers
□ Advertising Sales
□ Paper Delivery
□ News Editor
□ Sports Editor
□ Managing Editor
*
□ Graphics Editor
□ Photo Editor
□ Ad Manager
•
□ Ad Production
Manager
•
□ Business Manager
□ Artspeak Editor
.
□ News Aid
•
CLASSIFIEDS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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
MANAGEMENT1NTERN.
with the largest and most
experienced student painting
company in the industry..
Manage a team of employees,
Customers, and suppliers.
Earnings between $5K - $ 15K+
For unparalled business
experience call Student Works
Painting. 1-800-394-886
This Giving You Problems?
:a>?,ordy=7 Call Chris
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 + Call
"University Painting Pros" 1-800-
525-5877
APARTMENT FOR RENT
Walk to school 2Br.+2Ba$365;
IBr $295 647 W. Barstow Ave,
Clovis 299-5851
FEMALE ROOMMATE
W.ANTED
Bulldog Lane Village. 226-5026
HELP WANTED
Earn Serious part-time
income.
$10-$71 per hour. High-TeclJ
electronics. 226-8176
Diana's Typing Service
Thesis, Term Papers, etc. near
CSUF, 431-0730
LCcntr al Valley Disabled Students Assoc
P " "COATS FOR KIDS"
Used coats, jackets any sizes
through adults KNAX will
distribute to the homeless. Leave
items at Disabled Students
Services Office, adjacent to
Cafeteria until 12/5/92. Thank
you.
GIRLS WANTED FOR
MODELING
Call 299-6921
FOR RENT
Wood war Lake
$325 Include Util. 434-5536
/
t-S' - y
Near Stadium - studio, lbdrm, 2
bdrm newly decorated - fum or
unfurn unique floor plan offers
prijacy, but you are not alone.
Campus Chalet apts, 1475
Bulldog Lane 229-8556
Roommate wanted, Ishare 2
bdrm - private entrance St. bath,
newly furnished, $328. mo +
util. Call rogr 229-8556
FORSALE
SNOWBOARD 91'
used only one season. Freestyle]
halfpipe, cost $550 new, will sel |
for $250 call 292-8247
PUT
IT
HERE
278-5734
V
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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 2, 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 1, 1992 The Daily Collegian \ Op/Ed-5 - I i Kennel Bookstore «* Sweatshirt Qf> » % apestry Applique & Embroidery Available in navy blue and forrest green. Z CHEESE & •PEPPERONI ; PIZZA I (fextra large slice!) Cedar & Bars! 99 I •We accept all competitors coupons! 447-1629 Kennel Bookstore All Interested Parties ... .•" You are invited to an information session on: Kennel Bookstore Remodel and Expansion New Food Service Building University Student Union Expansion •University Student Union Lower Level East • (Between Coffee Shop and TCBY) ° Friday, December 4 ~ //%&>*Ni^ I U^Oa.m.lolfiOp.m GRADUATE Continued from pa«e 2 the catalog in the manner which will be least beneficial to you. In fact, just dealing with the evaluations office and the course catalogs should be enough to cover the critical thinking requirement at the university. After you have determined everything that the evaluations office can do to screw you, try to compensate for these things by taking net only the courses that are required for your degree, but any related courses that the evaluations office might decide, during your final emester, that you need. Try to get people to sign writ¬ ten contracts. This is probably going to be the most difficult. Bureaucrats thrive by not taking responsibility for their actions, blaming everything that goes wrong on the "system." These bureaucrats realize the importance of being able to later say, "But that was an honest error. Just make out next semester's check to CSLJF. Thank you, and have a good day." Maybe you should intention¬ ally apply for graduation a semes¬ ter early. This would inadvertently make the bureaucrats' jobs more difficult, and will probably in¬ crease the likelihood that even more errors will be made (if that is even possible). But at least you would have a better idea of what you really need to do to graduate, even if you have to apply and pay for your graduation request twice. You would save a tremendous amount in the long run if you can avoid summer classes or an addi¬ tional semester. Stan saving now. It is almost inevitable that you will have to spend more time and money than you expected here at CSUF. Un¬ less you go to regular Thursday afternoon tea parties with John Welty or golf every two weeks with Richard Backer, the school is going to screw you. It's'just part of growing up, I guess.At least that's what they say. THEDAILV i COLLEGIAN IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLI¬ CATIONS FOR ALL POSI¬ ■ TIONS for the Spring . . 1993 SEMESTER. • Positions ■ ■ "^INCLUDE: Q News Writers □ Sports Writers Q Photographers □ Advertising Sales □ Paper Delivery □ News Editor □ Sports Editor □ Managing Editor * □ Graphics Editor □ Photo Editor □ Ad Manager • □ Ad Production Manager • □ Business Manager □ Artspeak Editor . □ News Aid • CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENTS 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 MANAGEMENT1NTERN. with the largest and most experienced student painting company in the industry.. Manage a team of employees, Customers, and suppliers. Earnings between $5K - $ 15K+ For unparalled business experience call Student Works Painting. 1-800-394-886 This Giving You Problems? :a>?,ordy=7 Call Chris 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 + Call "University Painting Pros" 1-800- 525-5877 APARTMENT FOR RENT Walk to school 2Br.+2Ba$365; IBr $295 647 W. Barstow Ave, Clovis 299-5851 FEMALE ROOMMATE W.ANTED Bulldog Lane Village. 226-5026 HELP WANTED Earn Serious part-time income. $10-$71 per hour. High-TeclJ electronics. 226-8176 Diana's Typing Service Thesis, Term Papers, etc. near CSUF, 431-0730 LCcntr al Valley Disabled Students Assoc P " "COATS FOR KIDS" Used coats, jackets any sizes through adults KNAX will distribute to the homeless. Leave items at Disabled Students Services Office, adjacent to Cafeteria until 12/5/92. Thank you. GIRLS WANTED FOR MODELING Call 299-6921 FOR RENT Wood war Lake $325 Include Util. 434-5536 / t-S' - y Near Stadium - studio, lbdrm, 2 bdrm newly decorated - fum or unfurn unique floor plan offers prijacy, but you are not alone. Campus Chalet apts, 1475 Bulldog Lane 229-8556 Roommate wanted, Ishare 2 bdrm - private entrance St. bath, newly furnished, $328. mo + util. Call rogr 229-8556 FORSALE SNOWBOARD 91' used only one season. Freestyle] halfpipe, cost $550 new, will sel | for $250 call 292-8247 PUT IT HERE 278-5734 V > |
