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Tuesday, March 1,1994
THE COLLEGIAN
News—3
SEX OFFENDER: Fresno State Police warn women to stay awake and alert In library
Snow believes women should not
relax their guard just because they
happen to be on a university cam¬
pus.
Snow advises, women to be just
as wary in the library as they would
anywhere else.
"Don't sleep there," SnoW said.
"Know where the neafest^emer-
gency phone is."
The above incident, which oc¬
curred around 3 p.m. Feb. 9, led to
the arrest of Fidel Isaac Tafoy a, 29,
a man with a record for sexually
molesting sleeping victims. Tafoya,
a non-student, was apprehended
two hours later by the victim's 25-
year-old boy friend, Jaime Bautista,
after an exhaustive search of die
library.
"She ran down to the second
floor and told me," Bautista said
about his girlfriend's actions after
theattack.
"She was very scared. If I had
one word to describe it, it would be
f-e-a-r. People like [Tafoya]
shouldn't be around the school."
A Madden Library administra¬
tor who refused to be identified
said the library had no comment on
the Tafoya incident, adding that it
is library policy not to comment on
such matters.
• Bautista spotted Tafoya on the
fourth floor of the library. The sus¬
pect was found crouched behind a
female sitting at a table. . /S
The victim, whose name cannot
be released due to the nature of the
crime, identified Tafoya as the man
who fondled her and.Bautista de¬
tained him until the police arrived.
Tafoya was placed under arrest
and transported to the FSU police
station where he was booked for
sexual battery.
Tafoya, described as a light-
sldnned Hispanic with salt-and-
pepper hair and a husky build, was
an JSU student parking officer in
1988-89. Tafoya denied to police
that he touched the victim. But
Tafoya has a well-known track
record of such activity.
"When you start building a his-
CSUF Students 15% OFP W/ID
TREAT YOURSELF TO A FACIAL
MANICURE, XDOLOR OR PERM
FEDERICO bcAUTy coUhjes
5660 N. BLACKSTONE (NEAR BOLLARD)
HAIR, NAIL, SKIN CARE SERVICES
OPEN EVENINGS
TUES. THRU FRIDAY.&30 AM-9:00 PM .
SATURDAY 8:00AM-4:00 PM
PROFESSIONALLY SUPERVISED STUDENT WORK ONLY
Phone 433-4321
=
GORHO
Epsilon Sigma Rhio
"Breaking barriers through
Pride in brotherhood"
Now accepting applications for -
D 9
iSnrina *QSl Courses
Financial aid available
Spring '95 I Courses meet General Education,
——— 1 Capstone and Upper Division Writing
/ •*'"\ ^ Requirements.
For information contact Carla Millar,
London Semester Program.
School of Arts and Humanities
Old Music 186, or call (209) 278-3056
tory of it," Snow said, "people start
to believe [you did it]."
Snow said that though Tafoya
has never gone beyond merely
touchi ng his victims, there is an
aspect to his personality that is very
troubling. r-y \
"The.old theory was that a peep¬
ing torn wouldn't hurt you," Snow
said,"
What scares me about Tafoya is
that he's been touching sleeping
ladies for a while. When does he
progress past getting sexual plea¬
sure [from touching] to where he
wants to do something more?"
Students win
film awards
College Press Service
Bozeman, Mont. — Four stu¬
dents at Montana State University
have won five film awards for a
tension documentary they cre¬
ated called "Shadow Casting," a
show about Robert Redford's fea¬
ture film, "A River Runs Through
It."
The documentary is an on-loca¬
tion program about die transforma¬
tion of Norman Maclean's auto¬
biographical story about a family
and the outdoors from a 104-page
novel into a film. The one-hour
production reveals the-planning
involved in making a feature film.
CLASSIFIEDS
FORRENT
V
ROOMMATE WANTED
Hyde Park luxury apartments. Own
room in a 2 bdrm/1 bath in N.E
Fresno. $275/mo.-$175 dep. Call
277-8137 /M4
APARTMENT FOR RENT
2br. + 2bath $395
1 br. $345
Walk to school.
Clovis 299-5851 /M14
ROOMMATE WANTED
N. Fresno 2 bdrm apt $240+1/2
utilities. Own bathroom call 447-
1805 /M24
BULLDOG LANE VILLAGE
Private locked room in a 2 bdrm.
apt Female or male student WILL
SUBLEASE REGULAR $323/
MO. FOR $250/MO. Call Jerry at
439-9359 or 449-8353 /Ml
ROOMMATE WANTED
Mature female non-smoker: $300
+1/2 utilities NWapt Call 277-
3650 . ,/M7
ROOMMATE NEEDED
M/F Master bedroom w/ bath $263.
Jackson Park Place. Available Lat¬
ely. Call 322-9798 /M7
ANNOUNCEMENTS
$SCHOL ARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS
$1,700 Guaranteed. No GPA! No
problem! Investment Corp
NEEDS ATJL STUDENTS. Call
(209)992-3888 /Ml
D'MADDEN DICTAPHONE
TYPING SERVICE
Special rates for college students.
Call Deborah at 264-501
MEN 18-40
Qualify to earn $20 relaxing a few
hours. For information call 291-
2721 \ /Ml
GOD & MICHAEL
EAGLES
California's #1 Rich Republican
Leader CEO. /M8
WRONG NUMBER
The phone number for karen will
iams is listed wrong in the Univer¬
sity Plus Pages.
JOBS
AA Cruise and Travel Employment
Guide. Earn big $$+travel the world
free! (Carribean, Europe, Hawaii,
Asia!) Hurry busy spring and sum¬
mer seasons approaching. Free Stu¬
dent Travel Club Membership! Call
(919 929-4398 exLcl49
w
FUNDRAISER
We're looking for a top fraternity,
sorority or student organization that
would like to make, $500-$ 1,500
for one week marketing project right
on campus. Must be organized and
hard working. Call (800) 592-2121
ext 308 „ /M18
FRESNO STATE SINGLE
1-800-442-7080 ext. 221.
Toll free! /M3
TRAVEL ABROAD AND
r. .WORK
Make up to $2,000-$4,000+/mo.
teaching basic conversational En¬
glish in Japan, Taiwan, or
SKorea.No teaching background
req. For info, call: (206) 632-1146
extJ6007
SEXUALLY HARASSED
Graduate students in social work is
looking for interested women to
participate in a project to discuss
their sexual harassment -experi¬
ences . Please contact Donna at 226-
5951 (home) or 278-4435 (work)
STUDENTS
Are you bombarded with home¬
work and tests. Try our products.
Call Bryan at 297-0180
DIANA'S HOME TYPING %
SERVICE
Term papers. Thesis etc. Near
CSUF.CalM3Mr730 /MY20
GREEKS & CLUBS
EARN
$50-$250 for yourself Plus up to
$500 for your club) This fundraiser
costs' nothing and lasts one week.
Call now and recieve and free gift.
1-800-932,-0528, Ext. 65 /A7
HELP ENDVIOLENT
CRIME
and restore freedom in America!
Legalize marijuana! Volunteers
needed to sign and circulate the
California Hemp Initiative. Meet.
Jack Herer, Chris Conrad and
maybe Elvy Mussika, the first
women to receive medical mari¬
juana to treat glaucoma. See the
Hemp Museum and learn about this
Billion Dollar Crop!
ATHLETES
WANT THAT EXTRA EDGE?
Need that deciding factor? We have
products that can help get more out
of your workouts! Call Bryan at
297-0180
LEGALIZE MARIJUANA
The California Hemp Initiative
needs volunteers to circulate peti¬
tions. Training session Wad. night
at the Pizza Factory on Shaw at
8:30 p.m. or call 292-1933 /Ml
r < TELEPHONE JACK
INSTALLATION
Repairs/installation cheap! Student
discounts- All work guaranteed.
Call229-3275 . /M4
HELP WANTED'
HELPWANTED —
Financial advisors and salespeople.
Will train. New company. Call Russ
at 322-1022 or leave name. /M10
FORSALE
FOR SALE
Cannon Star Writer 80 word pro¬
cessor w/ automatic feed. Bubble
jet printer
SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT
CAMP COUNSELOR
Have a great summer as a camp
counselor at Snow Mountain Camp.
Oncampus interviews Feb. 14. Con¬
tact Paul Derousi, Student Employ¬
ment Office. Call 278-2703 for an
application/ interview /
NATIONAL PARK SUMMER
JOBS
Over 25,000 openings! Excellent
benefits A bonuses. For more in¬
formation call: l-206-545-4804exL
N60O7 ^ /M18
CAMP COUNSELORS
Summer Camp Counselor jobs
available. High Sierra co-ed camp
north of Lake Tahoe. Great job for
people who like children and the
out-of-doors, For an application
write to Bob Stein P.O. Box 519
PortohtCA 96122 /Ml
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| Title | 1994_03 The Daily Collegian March 1994 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
| 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 | March 1, 1994, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
| 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 | / Tuesday, March 1,1994 THE COLLEGIAN News—3 SEX OFFENDER: Fresno State Police warn women to stay awake and alert In library Snow believes women should not relax their guard just because they happen to be on a university cam¬ pus. Snow advises, women to be just as wary in the library as they would anywhere else. "Don't sleep there," SnoW said. "Know where the neafest^emer- gency phone is." The above incident, which oc¬ curred around 3 p.m. Feb. 9, led to the arrest of Fidel Isaac Tafoy a, 29, a man with a record for sexually molesting sleeping victims. Tafoya, a non-student, was apprehended two hours later by the victim's 25- year-old boy friend, Jaime Bautista, after an exhaustive search of die library. "She ran down to the second floor and told me," Bautista said about his girlfriend's actions after theattack. "She was very scared. If I had one word to describe it, it would be f-e-a-r. People like [Tafoya] shouldn't be around the school." A Madden Library administra¬ tor who refused to be identified said the library had no comment on the Tafoya incident, adding that it is library policy not to comment on such matters. • Bautista spotted Tafoya on the fourth floor of the library. The sus¬ pect was found crouched behind a female sitting at a table. . /S The victim, whose name cannot be released due to the nature of the crime, identified Tafoya as the man who fondled her and.Bautista de¬ tained him until the police arrived. Tafoya was placed under arrest and transported to the FSU police station where he was booked for sexual battery. Tafoya, described as a light- sldnned Hispanic with salt-and- pepper hair and a husky build, was an JSU student parking officer in 1988-89. Tafoya denied to police that he touched the victim. But Tafoya has a well-known track record of such activity. "When you start building a his- CSUF Students 15% OFP W/ID TREAT YOURSELF TO A FACIAL MANICURE, XDOLOR OR PERM FEDERICO bcAUTy coUhjes 5660 N. BLACKSTONE (NEAR BOLLARD) HAIR, NAIL, SKIN CARE SERVICES OPEN EVENINGS TUES. THRU FRIDAY.&30 AM-9:00 PM . SATURDAY 8:00AM-4:00 PM PROFESSIONALLY SUPERVISED STUDENT WORK ONLY Phone 433-4321 = GORHO Epsilon Sigma Rhio "Breaking barriers through Pride in brotherhood" Now accepting applications for - D 9 iSnrina *QSl Courses Financial aid available Spring '95 I Courses meet General Education, ——— 1 Capstone and Upper Division Writing / •*'"\ ^ Requirements. For information contact Carla Millar, London Semester Program. School of Arts and Humanities Old Music 186, or call (209) 278-3056 tory of it," Snow said, "people start to believe [you did it]." Snow said that though Tafoya has never gone beyond merely touchi ng his victims, there is an aspect to his personality that is very troubling. r-y \ "The.old theory was that a peep¬ ing torn wouldn't hurt you," Snow said," What scares me about Tafoya is that he's been touching sleeping ladies for a while. When does he progress past getting sexual plea¬ sure [from touching] to where he wants to do something more?" Students win film awards College Press Service Bozeman, Mont. — Four stu¬ dents at Montana State University have won five film awards for a tension documentary they cre¬ ated called "Shadow Casting," a show about Robert Redford's fea¬ ture film, "A River Runs Through It." The documentary is an on-loca¬ tion program about die transforma¬ tion of Norman Maclean's auto¬ biographical story about a family and the outdoors from a 104-page novel into a film. The one-hour production reveals the-planning involved in making a feature film. CLASSIFIEDS FORRENT V ROOMMATE WANTED Hyde Park luxury apartments. Own room in a 2 bdrm/1 bath in N.E Fresno. $275/mo.-$175 dep. Call 277-8137 /M4 APARTMENT FOR RENT 2br. + 2bath $395 1 br. $345 Walk to school. Clovis 299-5851 /M14 ROOMMATE WANTED N. Fresno 2 bdrm apt $240+1/2 utilities. Own bathroom call 447- 1805 /M24 BULLDOG LANE VILLAGE Private locked room in a 2 bdrm. apt Female or male student WILL SUBLEASE REGULAR $323/ MO. FOR $250/MO. Call Jerry at 439-9359 or 449-8353 /Ml ROOMMATE WANTED Mature female non-smoker: $300 +1/2 utilities NWapt Call 277- 3650 . ,/M7 ROOMMATE NEEDED M/F Master bedroom w/ bath $263. Jackson Park Place. Available Lat¬ ely. Call 322-9798 /M7 ANNOUNCEMENTS $SCHOL ARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS $1,700 Guaranteed. No GPA! No problem! Investment Corp NEEDS ATJL STUDENTS. Call (209)992-3888 /Ml D'MADDEN DICTAPHONE TYPING SERVICE Special rates for college students. Call Deborah at 264-501 MEN 18-40 Qualify to earn $20 relaxing a few hours. For information call 291- 2721 \ /Ml GOD & MICHAEL EAGLES California's #1 Rich Republican Leader CEO. /M8 WRONG NUMBER The phone number for karen will iams is listed wrong in the Univer¬ sity Plus Pages. JOBS AA Cruise and Travel Employment Guide. Earn big $$+travel the world free! (Carribean, Europe, Hawaii, Asia!) Hurry busy spring and sum¬ mer seasons approaching. Free Stu¬ dent Travel Club Membership! Call (919 929-4398 exLcl49 w FUNDRAISER We're looking for a top fraternity, sorority or student organization that would like to make, $500-$ 1,500 for one week marketing project right on campus. Must be organized and hard working. Call (800) 592-2121 ext 308 „ /M18 FRESNO STATE SINGLE 1-800-442-7080 ext. 221. Toll free! /M3 TRAVEL ABROAD AND r. .WORK Make up to $2,000-$4,000+/mo. teaching basic conversational En¬ glish in Japan, Taiwan, or SKorea.No teaching background req. For info, call: (206) 632-1146 extJ6007 SEXUALLY HARASSED Graduate students in social work is looking for interested women to participate in a project to discuss their sexual harassment -experi¬ ences . Please contact Donna at 226- 5951 (home) or 278-4435 (work) STUDENTS Are you bombarded with home¬ work and tests. Try our products. Call Bryan at 297-0180 DIANA'S HOME TYPING % SERVICE Term papers. Thesis etc. Near CSUF.CalM3Mr730 /MY20 GREEKS & CLUBS EARN $50-$250 for yourself Plus up to $500 for your club) This fundraiser costs' nothing and lasts one week. Call now and recieve and free gift. 1-800-932,-0528, Ext. 65 /A7 HELP ENDVIOLENT CRIME and restore freedom in America! Legalize marijuana! Volunteers needed to sign and circulate the California Hemp Initiative. Meet. Jack Herer, Chris Conrad and maybe Elvy Mussika, the first women to receive medical mari¬ juana to treat glaucoma. See the Hemp Museum and learn about this Billion Dollar Crop! ATHLETES WANT THAT EXTRA EDGE? Need that deciding factor? We have products that can help get more out of your workouts! Call Bryan at 297-0180 LEGALIZE MARIJUANA The California Hemp Initiative needs volunteers to circulate peti¬ tions. Training session Wad. night at the Pizza Factory on Shaw at 8:30 p.m. or call 292-1933 /Ml r < TELEPHONE JACK INSTALLATION Repairs/installation cheap! Student discounts- All work guaranteed. Call229-3275 . /M4 HELP WANTED' HELPWANTED — Financial advisors and salespeople. Will train. New company. Call Russ at 322-1022 or leave name. /M10 FORSALE FOR SALE Cannon Star Writer 80 word pro¬ cessor w/ automatic feed. Bubble jet printer SUMMER EMPLOYMENT CAMP COUNSELOR Have a great summer as a camp counselor at Snow Mountain Camp. Oncampus interviews Feb. 14. Con¬ tact Paul Derousi, Student Employ¬ ment Office. Call 278-2703 for an application/ interview / NATIONAL PARK SUMMER JOBS Over 25,000 openings! Excellent benefits A bonuses. For more in¬ formation call: l-206-545-4804exL N60O7 ^ /M18 CAMP COUNSELORS Summer Camp Counselor jobs available. High Sierra co-ed camp north of Lake Tahoe. Great job for people who like children and the out-of-doors, For an application write to Bob Stein P.O. Box 519 PortohtCA 96122 /Ml |
