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'.WW. Thursday, May 12,1994 THE COLLEGIAN V News—3 CRIME, from page 1 WOMEN, from page 1 "The more we pay attention to things going on around campus," he said, "the more the crime will decrease." He said the police try to anticipate situations that could re¬ sult in crime, enabling them to pro- act rather than react. For example, during the first part of the semester when most students are buying their books, King said a police officer is as¬ signed to the bookstore. "I think we're getting better and better at anticipating," he said. Another factor in the reduction of campus crime has been improved cooperation with other local law enforcement agencies, according to King. The campus police share and relay information with other de¬ partments such as the Clovis po¬ lice, Fresno police, Fresno City Collage police and the Sheriffs department. King said if a suspicious car is seen cruising the FCC parking lots, campus police will stop the car and question the driver. Then, if they suspect the person is a potential car thief, they will call in a description and warn the FSU campus police. "So we know before they get here what kinds of suspects to look for," he said. In the near future FSU police computers should be on-line with the Fresno County Sheriffs Department computers, providing officers with more immediate ac¬ cess to information, King said. Increased awareness and pre¬ ventive action by the public is the other factor King credits with the decrease in the crime level. "The public is really doing their part," he said, pointing to an in¬ crease in the number of Club anti- theft devices on cars and U-bolt bike locks. "With all the budget cuts and the recession we've been very fortu¬ nate. They haven't cut our staff¬ ing," King said. "The university does have a commitment to public safety." An additiona l officer was added to the campus police force within the last two years, bringing the total of sworn personnel members to 18. FORENSiCS, from page 1 other hand, mandates that partici¬ pants must go to "open" level, which is the highest level. At this level, they earn "legs"; three of which are needed to go to nationals. This year, AFAHwas host to Fresno State's Debbie Pendejrass, who competed in the persuasive speech category, and Frank Prohaska, competing in both the extemporaneous and impromptu speaking categories. The Barking Bulldog's Dan Stewart made it all the way to CEDA nationals this March, with his part¬ ner Steve Sweigart. Stewart, who will be attending San Joaquin law school this fall, said, "I would never have been able to go to law school without speech and debate." Stewart complimented coach Fraleigh, a law school graduate, saying, "Fraleigh always encour¬ aged me and my partner to go to law school. He is one of the best coaches.. .one ofthe most respected in the nation." At CEDA, Stewart record sprit, as he won four rounds and lost four. Stewart said that he needed to win at least five rounds to break "Triple- octo Finals." Next year, while attending law school, Stewart wi 11 help j udge tour¬ naments as well as help out the Fresno State team. The Barking Bulldogs also spon¬ sor The Raisin Center Tournament each year. The tournament is one of the biggest of its kind in California. The team is recruiting for next year, according to Sine. She said, "There's something for everybody. They leave with a lot more confi- dence."To be on the team, students are encouraged to enioll in a two day-a-week class that offers mem¬ bers practice and answers ques¬ tions they may have concerning presentation. your parole hearing (depending on the individual). So here I am typing away at my computer. Is she here in the Colle¬ gian office? Is she going to walk into the speech arts building some¬ time soon? The odds ye probably against me, but better than if I were to look in the physics department! Maybe that's her! What do I do now? Step one: eye contact. I under¬ stand the basis for this rule, but there is a fine line between eye contact and the piercing stare of a psychopath; a line that should not be crossed. Step two: the opening line. "Hi. I'm a reporter. Would you like to see your name in print?" Ok, it needs some work. Note: when at¬ tempting to speak to him or her, note the breath factor. You can always breath into your hand be¬ fore the approach. Sometimes, it's hard to tell if it's your breath or your hand you're srielling. You may wonder if you need Scope or Jergens. Step three: the first date. If you want to "get to know" him or her, the movies are out. It's a standard first date, but I. advise against it. You really don't gain any insight into a person sitting in a dark room. Well, yon know what I mead. If *>qu want to impress your date, be creative. Do something unusual. Ask yourself, "Has this been done before?" Originality is always a big plus. Remember, anything involv¬ ing the words "pit", "wrestling", or "all you can eat" are probable al¬ lowances for an early end to your big night. Yeah, I admit I'm just a hack! I sit here telling you my "trade se¬ crets" while "she" could be getting away. Wait! Look! That girl walking out of Speech Arts! She could be the one! Here goes nothing... V»? JLj 1 Jr A Es LJ FORRENT FEMALE ROOMMATE * - WANTED 3 bedroom home. $250/mo + 1/2 utilities, Call 222-1317 FEMALE ROOMAMATE WANTED 3 bedroom home $225/mo+1/3 util.. 299-6168 ROQMMATE WANTED 3 bedroom/2 bath apt. master bed w/ own bath avail. $196/ mo. + 1/3 util. Summer months. 348-9461 FEMALE TO SHARE ' 2 bedroom/ 2 bath luxury apart¬ ment on Shaw & Marks. $325 + 1/ 2 utilities. Call .Melissa @ 275- 4839 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED To share 2 bedroom condo, walk to CSUF$254Vmo +1/2 utilities. Call 291-8543 APARTMENT FOR SUMMER LEASE Single or double occupancy. Act now and I'll pay 10% of your rent myself. Will accept the first offer. Call 227-7769 ROOM FOR RENT SHAW & MARKS. $270/MO. + 1/3 UTILITIES. 224-6821. HOUSE. ANNOUNCEMENTS CALIFORNIA LOVES GOD & GOVERNOR MICHAEL —J EAGLES #lRich republican leader. CHEAP CLASSIFIEDS Call 278-5731 for the cheapest classifieds in town "SPUDZOOKA" You' ve heard all about it, now build yourown. Order the bookthat gives complete details on how to build your own. personal entertainment devices. Send $10.95 to: S&L Enterprises, 6217 N. West Ave. Fresno, C A 93711 GOD AND GOVERNOR MICHAEL EAGLES Callfornias #1 rich Republican leader. CEO. War on crime, More jobs, Health care plan for Califor¬ nia. Write-in EAGLES. God bless America PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK, COUNSELING MAJORS 5 miles from campus 20-40 hrs/week Fix hrs. Eves, avail. $5.50 hr. to start/ raise w/ exp. Contact Barbara Bailey 431-5543 EUROPE ONLY$269 New York $129. Catch a jet any¬ time! ( reported in the NY Times & Let's Go) Call 310-394-0550 AIRHITCH TEACH ENGLISH IN KOREA High pay, 1 year contracts, send photo and resume to: Teaching Recruiting Services.P.O Box 708 GrovelandCA 95321 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Jl Make up to $2,000 - $4,000+/mo. teaching basic conversational En¬ glish Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea. No teaching background or Asian languages required. For more info, call (206) 632-1146 ext. J6O07 - The student/ faculty rate for Colle¬ gian Classifieds is *$.20or$.30perworjf perday. AD LINE 278-5731 ♦Student, faculty rate HELPWANTED SEASONAL SUMMER ' EMPLOYMENT Available at Contadina tomato procassor. Excellent opportunity for college student to gain experience. Duties include labratory analysis and process coordination. Techni¬ cal labratory and computer skills envolved. Send resume to: Contadina Foods, Inc. 10652 Jackson Ave. Hanford, CA 93230 Attn: Personnel Dept., Lisa FORSALE EAGLES TICKETS \ 2 tickets for 6/6/94. Center section, row A.'$250each or best offer. Call 229-7353 '84 TOYOTA Rblt?eng. & trans. Clean. 291 -9418 ask for Steve DaFonte. ROAD BIKE FOR SALE Bianchi Europa, color: Royal Blue. Orig price $549 + tax Sale Price $399 + tax Asking #350 flat. Like brand new Call 834-3994 or 263-4199 (pgr) A FUN, FAST CAR TO DRIVE '87 VW Scirocco 16 valve. Black with black leather interior. 63K miles. Excellent condition. $5,400 322-8416 TYPING SERVICES WORD PROCESSING Student rates fpr term papers, re¬ sumes, and other work. Call Joseph at 449-9207 D'MADDEN DICTAPHONE TYPING SERVICE Special rates for college students. Call Deborah at 264-5011 BAILEY'S WORDS AND SUCH PROFESSIONAL WORD PROCESSING Let us do the typing!Term papers, APA/MLA, thesis, disert ati on s, and more. STUDENT RATES. 225- 4776 / WORD PROCESSING Call Laura 438-8275 DIANA'S HOME TYPING SERVICE Term papers. Thesis, etc. Near CSUF. Call 431-0730 VI
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Title | 1994_05 The Daily Collegian May 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 |
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Title | May 12, 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 | '.WW. Thursday, May 12,1994 THE COLLEGIAN V News—3 CRIME, from page 1 WOMEN, from page 1 "The more we pay attention to things going on around campus," he said, "the more the crime will decrease." He said the police try to anticipate situations that could re¬ sult in crime, enabling them to pro- act rather than react. For example, during the first part of the semester when most students are buying their books, King said a police officer is as¬ signed to the bookstore. "I think we're getting better and better at anticipating," he said. Another factor in the reduction of campus crime has been improved cooperation with other local law enforcement agencies, according to King. The campus police share and relay information with other de¬ partments such as the Clovis po¬ lice, Fresno police, Fresno City Collage police and the Sheriffs department. King said if a suspicious car is seen cruising the FCC parking lots, campus police will stop the car and question the driver. Then, if they suspect the person is a potential car thief, they will call in a description and warn the FSU campus police. "So we know before they get here what kinds of suspects to look for," he said. In the near future FSU police computers should be on-line with the Fresno County Sheriffs Department computers, providing officers with more immediate ac¬ cess to information, King said. Increased awareness and pre¬ ventive action by the public is the other factor King credits with the decrease in the crime level. "The public is really doing their part," he said, pointing to an in¬ crease in the number of Club anti- theft devices on cars and U-bolt bike locks. "With all the budget cuts and the recession we've been very fortu¬ nate. They haven't cut our staff¬ ing," King said. "The university does have a commitment to public safety." An additiona l officer was added to the campus police force within the last two years, bringing the total of sworn personnel members to 18. FORENSiCS, from page 1 other hand, mandates that partici¬ pants must go to "open" level, which is the highest level. At this level, they earn "legs"; three of which are needed to go to nationals. This year, AFAHwas host to Fresno State's Debbie Pendejrass, who competed in the persuasive speech category, and Frank Prohaska, competing in both the extemporaneous and impromptu speaking categories. The Barking Bulldog's Dan Stewart made it all the way to CEDA nationals this March, with his part¬ ner Steve Sweigart. Stewart, who will be attending San Joaquin law school this fall, said, "I would never have been able to go to law school without speech and debate." Stewart complimented coach Fraleigh, a law school graduate, saying, "Fraleigh always encour¬ aged me and my partner to go to law school. He is one of the best coaches.. .one ofthe most respected in the nation." At CEDA, Stewart record sprit, as he won four rounds and lost four. Stewart said that he needed to win at least five rounds to break "Triple- octo Finals." Next year, while attending law school, Stewart wi 11 help j udge tour¬ naments as well as help out the Fresno State team. The Barking Bulldogs also spon¬ sor The Raisin Center Tournament each year. The tournament is one of the biggest of its kind in California. The team is recruiting for next year, according to Sine. She said, "There's something for everybody. They leave with a lot more confi- dence."To be on the team, students are encouraged to enioll in a two day-a-week class that offers mem¬ bers practice and answers ques¬ tions they may have concerning presentation. your parole hearing (depending on the individual). So here I am typing away at my computer. Is she here in the Colle¬ gian office? Is she going to walk into the speech arts building some¬ time soon? The odds ye probably against me, but better than if I were to look in the physics department! Maybe that's her! What do I do now? Step one: eye contact. I under¬ stand the basis for this rule, but there is a fine line between eye contact and the piercing stare of a psychopath; a line that should not be crossed. Step two: the opening line. "Hi. I'm a reporter. Would you like to see your name in print?" Ok, it needs some work. Note: when at¬ tempting to speak to him or her, note the breath factor. You can always breath into your hand be¬ fore the approach. Sometimes, it's hard to tell if it's your breath or your hand you're srielling. You may wonder if you need Scope or Jergens. Step three: the first date. If you want to "get to know" him or her, the movies are out. It's a standard first date, but I. advise against it. You really don't gain any insight into a person sitting in a dark room. Well, yon know what I mead. If *>qu want to impress your date, be creative. Do something unusual. Ask yourself, "Has this been done before?" Originality is always a big plus. Remember, anything involv¬ ing the words "pit", "wrestling", or "all you can eat" are probable al¬ lowances for an early end to your big night. Yeah, I admit I'm just a hack! I sit here telling you my "trade se¬ crets" while "she" could be getting away. Wait! Look! That girl walking out of Speech Arts! She could be the one! Here goes nothing... V»? JLj 1 Jr A Es LJ FORRENT FEMALE ROOMMATE * - WANTED 3 bedroom home. $250/mo + 1/2 utilities, Call 222-1317 FEMALE ROOMAMATE WANTED 3 bedroom home $225/mo+1/3 util.. 299-6168 ROQMMATE WANTED 3 bedroom/2 bath apt. master bed w/ own bath avail. $196/ mo. + 1/3 util. Summer months. 348-9461 FEMALE TO SHARE ' 2 bedroom/ 2 bath luxury apart¬ ment on Shaw & Marks. $325 + 1/ 2 utilities. Call .Melissa @ 275- 4839 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED To share 2 bedroom condo, walk to CSUF$254Vmo +1/2 utilities. Call 291-8543 APARTMENT FOR SUMMER LEASE Single or double occupancy. Act now and I'll pay 10% of your rent myself. Will accept the first offer. Call 227-7769 ROOM FOR RENT SHAW & MARKS. $270/MO. + 1/3 UTILITIES. 224-6821. HOUSE. ANNOUNCEMENTS CALIFORNIA LOVES GOD & GOVERNOR MICHAEL —J EAGLES #lRich republican leader. CHEAP CLASSIFIEDS Call 278-5731 for the cheapest classifieds in town "SPUDZOOKA" You' ve heard all about it, now build yourown. Order the bookthat gives complete details on how to build your own. personal entertainment devices. Send $10.95 to: S&L Enterprises, 6217 N. West Ave. Fresno, C A 93711 GOD AND GOVERNOR MICHAEL EAGLES Callfornias #1 rich Republican leader. CEO. War on crime, More jobs, Health care plan for Califor¬ nia. Write-in EAGLES. God bless America PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK, COUNSELING MAJORS 5 miles from campus 20-40 hrs/week Fix hrs. Eves, avail. $5.50 hr. to start/ raise w/ exp. Contact Barbara Bailey 431-5543 EUROPE ONLY$269 New York $129. Catch a jet any¬ time! ( reported in the NY Times & Let's Go) Call 310-394-0550 AIRHITCH TEACH ENGLISH IN KOREA High pay, 1 year contracts, send photo and resume to: Teaching Recruiting Services.P.O Box 708 GrovelandCA 95321 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Jl Make up to $2,000 - $4,000+/mo. teaching basic conversational En¬ glish Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea. No teaching background or Asian languages required. For more info, call (206) 632-1146 ext. J6O07 - The student/ faculty rate for Colle¬ gian Classifieds is *$.20or$.30perworjf perday. AD LINE 278-5731 ♦Student, faculty rate HELPWANTED SEASONAL SUMMER ' EMPLOYMENT Available at Contadina tomato procassor. Excellent opportunity for college student to gain experience. Duties include labratory analysis and process coordination. Techni¬ cal labratory and computer skills envolved. Send resume to: Contadina Foods, Inc. 10652 Jackson Ave. Hanford, CA 93230 Attn: Personnel Dept., Lisa FORSALE EAGLES TICKETS \ 2 tickets for 6/6/94. Center section, row A.'$250each or best offer. Call 229-7353 '84 TOYOTA Rblt?eng. & trans. Clean. 291 -9418 ask for Steve DaFonte. ROAD BIKE FOR SALE Bianchi Europa, color: Royal Blue. Orig price $549 + tax Sale Price $399 + tax Asking #350 flat. Like brand new Call 834-3994 or 263-4199 (pgr) A FUN, FAST CAR TO DRIVE '87 VW Scirocco 16 valve. Black with black leather interior. 63K miles. Excellent condition. $5,400 322-8416 TYPING SERVICES WORD PROCESSING Student rates fpr term papers, re¬ sumes, and other work. Call Joseph at 449-9207 D'MADDEN DICTAPHONE TYPING SERVICE Special rates for college students. Call Deborah at 264-5011 BAILEY'S WORDS AND SUCH PROFESSIONAL WORD PROCESSING Let us do the typing!Term papers, APA/MLA, thesis, disert ati on s, and more. STUDENT RATES. 225- 4776 / WORD PROCESSING Call Laura 438-8275 DIANA'S HOME TYPING SERVICE Term papers. Thesis, etc. Near CSUF. Call 431-0730 VI |