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NEWS
Friday, September 9, 1994
Crash, from Page 1
The flight orginated from
Chicago and was six minutes
away from landing at Pittsburgh
International Airport as a short
stop before continuing to its final
destination to West Palm Beach,
FL. Pittsburgh International Air¬
port is considered one of the na¬
tions safest airports. The only
previous fatal accident associ¬
ated witrj.it was 38 years ago
when 22 people died on a Trans
World Airliner.
Ken KoUer — THE COLLEGIAN
Willie Shell, University Campus Police chief.
CSUF swears in
new police chief
By Leah Perich
It may only be a two-hour dis¬
tance, but for the new police chief
at CSU, Fresno, ifs a world of
difference.
Willie Shell former director
of Public Safet/atCaliforruaStatc
University, Bakers field before he
took the position of police chief
this year at CSUF, said the new
job is a much needed change.
To Shell, the new job is a
"breathe of new life into my ca¬
reer. It was so quiet [in Bakers-
field] it was more like a retire¬
ment job."
He said here is "a much busier
campus [with] a lot more issues
that need tobe looked at." And
even though he does see some
similarities between the two cit¬
ies, in Fresno he has "a lot of
opportunities to do more things
rather than vegetate."
__*"Its all about making this a
safer environment for students,
facility and guests," he said. •
Shell says he wants to deal
with many campus needs includ¬
ing security in the housing area.
CHILIE PEPPERS EVENT SCHEDULE
MONDAY: $ .50 TACOS & MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
TUESDAYS: PINT NIGHT $1.75 PINTS
SI EXTRA KEEP THE GLASS
WEDNESDAYS; KARAOKE CONTEST 7-I0PM SEPT7-OCTI2
THURSDAYS: GREEK NIQHT/ BEST PARTICIPATION
WINS A KEG PARTY AT CHILIS
FRIDAYS: MEXICAN NIGHT (NOCHE LATINO) 9PM-IAM
DANCING. DOOR PRIZES. COVER AT DOOR
SATURDAYS: PRE-PARTY IPM-7PM MOO PITCHERS
A
HAPPY HOUR
$4.00 PITCHERS PROM IPM-7PM
WITH CHIPS AND SALSA
QUEST FOR THE BEST AT CHILIE PEPPERS!
ASI, from Page 1
After nearly 30 minutes of de¬
bates and conversation, the ASI
board members chose to adopt
the "Aids Quilt Resolution."
The resolution calls for the first
Monday in October to be annu¬
ally observed as "Names Project
AIDS Memorial Day."
The day will include the reci-
tation^of those residents of the
San Joaquin Valleywhohavedied
of AIDS. The reritaubn will take
place in the free speech area at
noon. A quilt will also be placed
on display at Selland Arena as
part of the Memorial Day occa
sion.The quilt will include names
of those who have died due to
AIDS complicated disease such
as pneumonia.
Next weeks' agenda includes
the introduction of the Campus
Children's Center staff and the
resolution of Support for Human
Rights. The ASI meeting will take
place 3:30 pm., Thursday, in the
University Student Union, room
314. \
V
car theft, and safety with parking
and office space.
Before he tookhis job at CSUB,
he served on the Kern County
Sheriff's Department for many
years with his last position being
a Sheriffs Lieutenant.
Shell said there are some dif¬
ferences in working on a campus
as opposed to on the street "Ifs a
different atmosphere. Its more
confined and people are seeking
a higher education. There is some
criminal element,,but its more of
a thinkers environment"
Shell said the welcome has
been warm.
But in Bakersfield, some are
sad to see him go. CSUB criminal
justice and psychology major
Stacy Davis said CSUF is "get¬
ting a very good chief."
Davis worked in the CSUB
public safety offife as a student
dispatcher when he was there.
She said he Was "an excellent
person to work for."
As far as CSUF students goes,
Shell -says, now that he's here,
"we^reiworkjngcnmakingasafer
campus, so [students should]
enjoy themselves and have furC"
Midnight Madness
Welcome Week Finale
FREE for students!
Bowling, Pool,
Tournaments, Prizes
Friday, Sept. 9 1 lpm-5am
-All Nighter
at the USU Rec Center
.
INTERESTED IN EARNING $$$ AT A PART-TIME JOB
FLEXIBLE ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE .
YOUR BUSY SCHEDULE?
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Ready for great pay and a great experience?
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Reliable transportation needed. w
USM^P
ur markets ir^otiPTK**
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7:45aji.-6:00».».
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278-4287
' •
.'.
Object Description
| Title | 1994_09 The Daily Collegian September 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. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | September 9, 1994, Page 4 |
| 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 | X Page4 NEWS Friday, September 9, 1994 Crash, from Page 1 The flight orginated from Chicago and was six minutes away from landing at Pittsburgh International Airport as a short stop before continuing to its final destination to West Palm Beach, FL. Pittsburgh International Air¬ port is considered one of the na¬ tions safest airports. The only previous fatal accident associ¬ ated witrj.it was 38 years ago when 22 people died on a Trans World Airliner. Ken KoUer — THE COLLEGIAN Willie Shell, University Campus Police chief. CSUF swears in new police chief By Leah Perich It may only be a two-hour dis¬ tance, but for the new police chief at CSU, Fresno, ifs a world of difference. Willie Shell former director of Public Safet/atCaliforruaStatc University, Bakers field before he took the position of police chief this year at CSUF, said the new job is a much needed change. To Shell, the new job is a "breathe of new life into my ca¬ reer. It was so quiet [in Bakers- field] it was more like a retire¬ ment job." He said here is "a much busier campus [with] a lot more issues that need tobe looked at." And even though he does see some similarities between the two cit¬ ies, in Fresno he has "a lot of opportunities to do more things rather than vegetate." __*"Its all about making this a safer environment for students, facility and guests," he said. • Shell says he wants to deal with many campus needs includ¬ ing security in the housing area. CHILIE PEPPERS EVENT SCHEDULE MONDAY: $ .50 TACOS & MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL TUESDAYS: PINT NIGHT $1.75 PINTS SI EXTRA KEEP THE GLASS WEDNESDAYS; KARAOKE CONTEST 7-I0PM SEPT7-OCTI2 THURSDAYS: GREEK NIQHT/ BEST PARTICIPATION WINS A KEG PARTY AT CHILIS FRIDAYS: MEXICAN NIGHT (NOCHE LATINO) 9PM-IAM DANCING. DOOR PRIZES. COVER AT DOOR SATURDAYS: PRE-PARTY IPM-7PM MOO PITCHERS A HAPPY HOUR $4.00 PITCHERS PROM IPM-7PM WITH CHIPS AND SALSA QUEST FOR THE BEST AT CHILIE PEPPERS! ASI, from Page 1 After nearly 30 minutes of de¬ bates and conversation, the ASI board members chose to adopt the "Aids Quilt Resolution." The resolution calls for the first Monday in October to be annu¬ ally observed as "Names Project AIDS Memorial Day." The day will include the reci- tation^of those residents of the San Joaquin Valleywhohavedied of AIDS. The reritaubn will take place in the free speech area at noon. A quilt will also be placed on display at Selland Arena as part of the Memorial Day occa sion.The quilt will include names of those who have died due to AIDS complicated disease such as pneumonia. Next weeks' agenda includes the introduction of the Campus Children's Center staff and the resolution of Support for Human Rights. The ASI meeting will take place 3:30 pm., Thursday, in the University Student Union, room 314. \ V car theft, and safety with parking and office space. Before he tookhis job at CSUB, he served on the Kern County Sheriff's Department for many years with his last position being a Sheriffs Lieutenant. Shell said there are some dif¬ ferences in working on a campus as opposed to on the street "Ifs a different atmosphere. Its more confined and people are seeking a higher education. There is some criminal element,,but its more of a thinkers environment" Shell said the welcome has been warm. But in Bakersfield, some are sad to see him go. CSUB criminal justice and psychology major Stacy Davis said CSUF is "get¬ ting a very good chief." Davis worked in the CSUB public safety offife as a student dispatcher when he was there. She said he Was "an excellent person to work for." As far as CSUF students goes, Shell -says, now that he's here, "we^reiworkjngcnmakingasafer campus, so [students should] enjoy themselves and have furC" Midnight Madness Welcome Week Finale FREE for students! Bowling, Pool, Tournaments, Prizes Friday, Sept. 9 1 lpm-5am -All Nighter at the USU Rec Center . INTERESTED IN EARNING $$$ AT A PART-TIME JOB FLEXIBLE ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE . YOUR BUSY SCHEDULE? U.S. MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS AGENCY is seeking highly energetic indi¬ viduals with a professional attitude to .promote products throughout Northern California. Ready for great pay and a great experience? Call Pearl at 800-748-6374 Reliable transportation needed. w USM^P ur markets ir^otiPTK** Kennel Bookstore Bonanza •9 Super Sack Rawhide $55.99 $31.99 A w>1e variety of colors and styles to Frt... M.. ./:4S 1.111.-7:15 p.m. 7:45aji.-6:00».». .iftMam-MlpA 278-4287 ' • .'. |
