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Wednesday, March 8,1995 The Daily Collegian—3
Free Free Free Free
;—cup out
Tlt* a&ily CollfegiAn
OVER 300 MICROS AM) IMPORTS!
"Most in the Valley"
CHEAP
KEGS!!!
"5% off with
student ID"
Coors Light $51.99*
Bud $51.99
Miller $45.99
Natural Lt $38.99
Keystone $38.99
•student prices
beat all other store keg prices
SAVE-ON LIQUOR
3021 W. Asnlan
at Marks, SW Corner
Fresno, CA 93722
(209) 227-3518
I Senate
From Page 1
to hustling to meet student needs.
"I plan on working with ev¬
ery student that needs my help/'
he said.
111 hustle for the students. If
there is an issue or something that
needs to be done, 111 get on it"
According to Vega, student
representation is a two-way street.
"You watch my back, I'll
watch your back. We've got to
Work as a team." \
As a senator-at-large, Vega
said his constituents are com¬
posed of the entire student body.
He saicfthat he is willing to work
with anybody. •* -
'1 am a fighter and I am an,
advocate for education," he said.
"I am willing to work with every¬
body.
'Just show me respect and
111 show you respect three times
fold."
Serving in the military, he
learned to "look at a person by
their heart, don't look at them by
their color.'*' ^
Vega does not make snap
decisions. He wants a matter to be
fully investigated before he is
asked to vote on it
"1 always ask 'why?' That is
my favorite word. If I don't have
enough in f orm a tion I will need to
investigatemore/'hesaid. "Ques¬
tion, questions, if you don't ask
' questions nothing will be an¬
swered for you."
Both Vega and Navarette
would like to see the senate oper¬
ate in a more professional man¬
ner.
Vega asks that senators
"please listenand respect the other •
person," while Navarette would
like to see the senate "work to¬
gether in a more respectable man¬
ner."
Navarette describes himself
as a more middle-of-the-road poli¬
tician, feeling strongly about is¬
sues that Would put him on the
left and the right at the same time.
"I am a liberal in that I am a
minority and I am open to other
cultures," he said, "and I am con-
servativein that I don't think any¬
thing should be handed down
because I am a minority." ^_
As for his ability to work well
with his colleagues on the senate,
he is uncertain "Ether 111 be able
to get along with both sides or not
at all. As long as I am true to my
convictions 111 be doing my job."
The other new senators join¬
ing Navarette and Vega are Xiong
and Revis. Xiong is a freshman-
appointed to represent unde¬
clared majors oh the senate and
Revis takes over as senator-at-
large, post #4.
Xiong served on the Aca-
demic Affairs committee this past
semester and hopes to be able to
expressstudent needs on the sen¬
ate.
Government
'I always ask
'why? Th^at is my
favorite wojcl. If I
don't have enough
information I will
need to investigate
more. Question,
questions, if you
don't ask ,
questions nothing
will be answered
for you/
—Lorerwp Santos Vega
ASI senator
"I feel that students are not
expressing their views and I feel
that I can express them," he said.
Tree
From Page 1
The trio, along with a hand¬
ful of other youngsters, helped
Tree Fresno plant 25 young sap¬
lings on the CSUF campus early
Tuesday afternoon.1
The children, allof whom are
enrolled in a home schooling pro¬
gram which is currently studying
plants, had actually come to cam¬
pus to, us t observe the planting of
the new vegetation.
But when the group that was
supposed to come help the Tree
Fresno group dkmHsh<wup,they
went to work.
"We thought we would just
get to watch them plant bees,"
the elder Buss sibling said.'
"But whennobody else came,
we got to help. It was pretty cool"
The25ne?^reeswereplanted
by Tree Fresno in observance of
California Arbor Day.
Tree Fresno, along with
CSUF, hope to plan11,000 trees on
campus bV the year 2000, said
Susan Stiltz, executive director of^
Tree Fresno.,
"We have been doing a lot of
work with Fresno State on tree
care," Stiltz said, "and part of that
is helping the friendstof the arbo¬
retum plant some new trees on
campus and spruce up the arbo¬
retum."
The trees, which will mature
in about five years, are to replace
the current row of trees along
Maple Mall that are beginning to
deteriorate.
Tree Fresno will be p lan tin g
more trees on campus April 28
and May 6, in observance of Na¬
tional Arbor Day.
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Object Description
| Title | 1995_03 The Daily Collegian March 1995 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1995 |
| 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 |
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| Title | March 8, 1995, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1995 |
| 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 |
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L-/://.!l V
Wednesday, March 8,1995 The Daily Collegian—3
Free Free Free Free
;—cup out
Tlt* a&ily CollfegiAn
OVER 300 MICROS AM) IMPORTS!
"Most in the Valley"
CHEAP
KEGS!!!
"5% off with
student ID"
Coors Light $51.99*
Bud $51.99
Miller $45.99
Natural Lt $38.99
Keystone $38.99
•student prices
beat all other store keg prices
SAVE-ON LIQUOR
3021 W. Asnlan
at Marks, SW Corner
Fresno, CA 93722
(209) 227-3518
I Senate
From Page 1
to hustling to meet student needs.
"I plan on working with ev¬
ery student that needs my help/'
he said.
111 hustle for the students. If
there is an issue or something that
needs to be done, 111 get on it"
According to Vega, student
representation is a two-way street.
"You watch my back, I'll
watch your back. We've got to
Work as a team." \
As a senator-at-large, Vega
said his constituents are com¬
posed of the entire student body.
He saicfthat he is willing to work
with anybody. •* -
'1 am a fighter and I am an,
advocate for education," he said.
"I am willing to work with every¬
body.
'Just show me respect and
111 show you respect three times
fold."
Serving in the military, he
learned to "look at a person by
their heart, don't look at them by
their color.'*' ^
Vega does not make snap
decisions. He wants a matter to be
fully investigated before he is
asked to vote on it
"1 always ask 'why?' That is
my favorite word. If I don't have
enough in f orm a tion I will need to
investigatemore/'hesaid. "Ques¬
tion, questions, if you don't ask
' questions nothing will be an¬
swered for you."
Both Vega and Navarette
would like to see the senate oper¬
ate in a more professional man¬
ner.
Vega asks that senators
"please listenand respect the other •
person," while Navarette would
like to see the senate "work to¬
gether in a more respectable man¬
ner."
Navarette describes himself
as a more middle-of-the-road poli¬
tician, feeling strongly about is¬
sues that Would put him on the
left and the right at the same time.
"I am a liberal in that I am a
minority and I am open to other
cultures," he said, "and I am con-
servativein that I don't think any¬
thing should be handed down
because I am a minority." ^_
As for his ability to work well
with his colleagues on the senate,
he is uncertain "Ether 111 be able
to get along with both sides or not
at all. As long as I am true to my
convictions 111 be doing my job."
The other new senators join¬
ing Navarette and Vega are Xiong
and Revis. Xiong is a freshman-
appointed to represent unde¬
clared majors oh the senate and
Revis takes over as senator-at-
large, post #4.
Xiong served on the Aca-
demic Affairs committee this past
semester and hopes to be able to
expressstudent needs on the sen¬
ate.
Government
'I always ask
'why? Th^at is my
favorite wojcl. If I
don't have enough
information I will
need to investigate
more. Question,
questions, if you
don't ask ,
questions nothing
will be answered
for you/
—Lorerwp Santos Vega
ASI senator
"I feel that students are not
expressing their views and I feel
that I can express them," he said.
Tree
From Page 1
The trio, along with a hand¬
ful of other youngsters, helped
Tree Fresno plant 25 young sap¬
lings on the CSUF campus early
Tuesday afternoon.1
The children, allof whom are
enrolled in a home schooling pro¬
gram which is currently studying
plants, had actually come to cam¬
pus to, us t observe the planting of
the new vegetation.
But when the group that was
supposed to come help the Tree
Fresno group dkmHsh |
