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THE DAILY
3 COLLEGIAN
Friday, September 5,1997
Time Out
209
Resurrected actor of the week:
Fred Savage. AKA Kevin Arnold.
in NBC's new sitcom "Working."
Fred still looks like he's nine and,
judging hy the trailers, the show
coutd he renamed "Unemployed"
in record time...
The only talk-radio worth lis¬
tening to: Jim Rome, weekdays
from 9" a.m. to I p.m. on 1340 AM.
i "The Jungle" is part sports, insight,
truth and outright humor.....
Rome line of the week: In ref¬
erence to the poor sports coverage,
and overall poor image, of the TNT
cable network — "It must he in the
charter of TNT somewhere that
"Beastmaster 3" must he shown
three times a week "
Dead or Alive '.': Hootic and the
Blowfish...
Box Office blunder: "Excess
Baggage". Definitely hring your
No-Do/.....
Rest in peace: Beavis and
Butthead. Their comedic genius
will he dearly missed....
. Fresno's best DJ.: No contest
( here — The Reverend, evenings on
New Rock 104. If you have to ask
why. you obviously don't listen...,'.
Newsperson to die for: Lucy
Nowlartd^Channel 47. A world-
class heauty who makes the news...
Blowing up: Chris Rock. Sat¬
urday Night Live never did this guy
justice, he is one of the funniest
siand-ups around
Don't miss this: The Bosstones
are coming, the Bosstones are com¬
ing' Don't think lor a second that
' their recent commercial explosion,
is going lo drag down the Mighty
Mighty Bosstones. They arc one of
the best live acts anywhere
Re-runs worth watching
'King of the Hill" and "Spin
City"....
David Childers is a Liberal Stud¬
ies major and the Collegian's en¬
tertainment guru. You can e-mail
him at dehildCtfpsnw.com.
Continued from page 1.
other people sec me as lucky to
even think about college." »
Magana emigrated to the U.S.
from Mexico when she was a teen¬
ager and Vang escaped from Cam¬
bodia when she was five. Both said
that it is important that minorities
arc represented on campus, espe¬
cially when those minorities will
soon become the majority as the
population of California changes.
"Some people will argue reverse
discrimination.".said Vuong-Vang.
"But I don't tjiink it happens
enough that something like 209 was
needed."
One student wlm does think it
was needed was Larry l-'arnsworth.
chairman of the Fresno- State Col¬
lege Republicans He said he has
been the victim of reverse discrimi¬
nation al his work and at Fresno
State lie said that society needs to
be color blind if it really wants ra¬
cial equality.
"It's not that I'm against affir¬
mative action. I believe everyone
should be given an equal opportu¬
nity to succeed." said Farnsworth
"1 just don't believe in quotas."
Farnsworth said he belies es the
university should reach out to
underrepresented groups. But it
should not give them advantages
over students who have worked just
as hard, but do not qualify for ad¬
vantages because of their skin color
"I've always been taught that ev¬
eryone was the same, no matter
what their color of skin is."
Farnsworth said. He said that a bel¬
ter way to solve the problem of
minority underrepresentation in
college to is improve education in
the lower grades. Orti/ agrees thai
classroom si/c reforms initiated by
Gov Pete Wilson should help solve
this problem.
Although preferences have a
cloudy future. Orti/ said minority
students will always face hurdles
that other students do not. He said '
he learned about them quickly
when he was a student.
'"It's always been very hard for
minorities to participate because
ihe> have been seen as representa¬
tives of a group, not-because they
belong there because of their abili¬
ties." said Orti/. "They've always
had to prove they belong."
ACROSS
1 Girder
5 Ran n neutral
10 Arrow's smarter
cousn
14 Pot tor stewing
15 Not a soul
16 Oruoslake
17 Employer
18Brir*
19 Approached
20 Football player
2? P
star
24 A director
26 Equipment
27 Completely
penniless
31 Make pulpy
34 Maria
35 Terry garment
36 Fast talk
38 Chinese dynasty
40 Extent
42 HiOe-nia
43 Makes points
45 Goes wrong
47 "— Miserable*'
48 Catch
49 Most tacky
51 Agreeable
53 Skinny
54 Common
ailment
58 Kind of long¬
haired cat
62 African plant
53 Decorate
65 Roman poet
56 Wha:'s cooking
57 Qum no water
58 Bye'
59 Crys:al-gaze-
70 Reflection
71 Hit harrj
DOWN
1 Boxing match
2 Actress
Lanchestcr
3 Guinness or
Baldwir
4 Retail
establishment
5 Trader^
6 Female animal
7 Old bolwfs
It TJ
14
17
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1 Grace!jl horse
2 Hoarfrost
3 Goil gadget*
1 Den
3 Buddhist priest
5 Brass
instrumcrt
7 Hoover and
Aswan
6 Kick out
9 Man of La
Mancha
C Doctrine
2 Set of steps
3 Start o' a toast
6 Possiby
7 Remainder
9 Maonifcence
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57 Lady of Spam 64 Apparatus
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[jil NATIVE AMERICAN [551
IMJ INDIAN CLUB HI
WELCOME BACK @
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O'NEIL PARK d£
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Leader. God & Mike
Eagles, CEO.
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need clean, ns female
call 434-2231
HELP WANTED
The Daily Collegian is
currently seeking to fill
several positions. If
interested in reporting,
advertising, copy editing,
applications are available
in the Collegian office
located across from the
fountain and Kennel
bookstore.
HELP WANTED
SI500 weekly potential
mailing our circulars.
Free information
Call: 410-783-8272
Typing on word proces¬
sor
All papers & formats
Call Darlene- Anytime.
224-1579
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Repainted All Work-
guaranteed!.436-1120
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| Title | 1997_09 The Daily Collegian September 1997 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1997 |
| 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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Description
| Title | September 5, 1997, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1997 |
| 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 | THE DAILY 3 COLLEGIAN Friday, September 5,1997 Time Out 209 Resurrected actor of the week: Fred Savage. AKA Kevin Arnold. in NBC's new sitcom "Working." Fred still looks like he's nine and, judging hy the trailers, the show coutd he renamed "Unemployed" in record time... The only talk-radio worth lis¬ tening to: Jim Rome, weekdays from 9" a.m. to I p.m. on 1340 AM. i "The Jungle" is part sports, insight, truth and outright humor..... Rome line of the week: In ref¬ erence to the poor sports coverage, and overall poor image, of the TNT cable network — "It must he in the charter of TNT somewhere that "Beastmaster 3" must he shown three times a week " Dead or Alive '.': Hootic and the Blowfish... Box Office blunder: "Excess Baggage". Definitely hring your No-Do/..... Rest in peace: Beavis and Butthead. Their comedic genius will he dearly missed.... . Fresno's best DJ.: No contest ( here — The Reverend, evenings on New Rock 104. If you have to ask why. you obviously don't listen...,'. Newsperson to die for: Lucy Nowlartd^Channel 47. A world- class heauty who makes the news... Blowing up: Chris Rock. Sat¬ urday Night Live never did this guy justice, he is one of the funniest siand-ups around Don't miss this: The Bosstones are coming, the Bosstones are com¬ ing' Don't think lor a second that ' their recent commercial explosion, is going lo drag down the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. They arc one of the best live acts anywhere Re-runs worth watching 'King of the Hill" and "Spin City".... David Childers is a Liberal Stud¬ ies major and the Collegian's en¬ tertainment guru. You can e-mail him at dehildCtfpsnw.com. Continued from page 1. other people sec me as lucky to even think about college." » Magana emigrated to the U.S. from Mexico when she was a teen¬ ager and Vang escaped from Cam¬ bodia when she was five. Both said that it is important that minorities arc represented on campus, espe¬ cially when those minorities will soon become the majority as the population of California changes. "Some people will argue reverse discrimination.".said Vuong-Vang. "But I don't tjiink it happens enough that something like 209 was needed." One student wlm does think it was needed was Larry l-'arnsworth. chairman of the Fresno- State Col¬ lege Republicans He said he has been the victim of reverse discrimi¬ nation al his work and at Fresno State lie said that society needs to be color blind if it really wants ra¬ cial equality. "It's not that I'm against affir¬ mative action. I believe everyone should be given an equal opportu¬ nity to succeed." said Farnsworth "1 just don't believe in quotas." Farnsworth said he belies es the university should reach out to underrepresented groups. But it should not give them advantages over students who have worked just as hard, but do not qualify for ad¬ vantages because of their skin color "I've always been taught that ev¬ eryone was the same, no matter what their color of skin is." Farnsworth said. He said that a bel¬ ter way to solve the problem of minority underrepresentation in college to is improve education in the lower grades. Orti/ agrees thai classroom si/c reforms initiated by Gov Pete Wilson should help solve this problem. Although preferences have a cloudy future. Orti/ said minority students will always face hurdles that other students do not. He said ' he learned about them quickly when he was a student. '"It's always been very hard for minorities to participate because ihe> have been seen as representa¬ tives of a group, not-because they belong there because of their abili¬ ties." said Orti/. "They've always had to prove they belong." ACROSS 1 Girder 5 Ran n neutral 10 Arrow's smarter cousn 14 Pot tor stewing 15 Not a soul 16 Oruoslake 17 Employer 18Brir* 19 Approached 20 Football player 2? P star 24 A director 26 Equipment 27 Completely penniless 31 Make pulpy 34 Maria 35 Terry garment 36 Fast talk 38 Chinese dynasty 40 Extent 42 HiOe-nia 43 Makes points 45 Goes wrong 47 "— Miserable*' 48 Catch 49 Most tacky 51 Agreeable 53 Skinny 54 Common ailment 58 Kind of long¬ haired cat 62 African plant 53 Decorate 65 Roman poet 56 Wha:'s cooking 57 Qum no water 58 Bye' 59 Crys:al-gaze- 70 Reflection 71 Hit harrj DOWN 1 Boxing match 2 Actress Lanchestcr 3 Guinness or Baldwir 4 Retail establishment 5 Trader^ 6 Female animal 7 Old bolwfs It TJ 14 17 J M ■■! 1* |7 j* Jil ^e»e m \i hi | 1M* • II UUI pa 43 I ^^■[♦0 I J«t - r*lm*' I II -flp •2 •a I M 4* H 9 Hire 9 Name n farm machinery D Adorn 1 Grace!jl horse 2 Hoarfrost 3 Goil gadget* 1 Den 3 Buddhist priest 5 Brass instrumcrt 7 Hoover and Aswan 6 Kick out 9 Man of La Mancha C Doctrine 2 Set of steps 3 Start o' a toast 6 Possiby 7 Remainder 9 Maonifcence 1 Sandy stuff 4 Poem 6 Rind 9 Not very ulten C Metal masses 2 Raccoon cousn ♦ Jv lo'iJaI vjjIoT 3 b' 1 | : ■ : N - - ■ r pBhImIo o'vP 3|< DrMv pWoj t * o |o| o T mJjTuTiMa'D i ,n| rtxp! i [flMOBji Ij| 3 D S V b ■ 0 i3S. |3|H II H * 3 D s aialoIVb-vl 3 n v oHa o . a » afc 3 ijn i ijTI ii]s(»jT) ■ } " V'' |3|o' )Vl i s n r|3|8 54 Some actors 59 Jel ybean shape 55 Qen Robert — ^ 60 Hayworth 56 Tops x61 Pirst man 57 Lady of Spam 64 Apparatus Ml IMtlMIIIMftStiSItlMltfil I TEWAQUACHI j [jil NATIVE AMERICAN [551 IMJ INDIAN CLUB HI WELCOME BACK @ P,CMC 1 O'NEIL PARK d£ THURSDAY SEPT. 11, 1997 3PM-6PM Ml •FREE FOOD W\ TRADITIONAL MUSIC [frlfl 65T o * 'RAFFLE «. IM] ^JGk 'POWWOW INFO rtrrl %K 'MEETING INFO | * '^11 ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME j 1 ^ Lj A± IFI BUB ^e** Release ^ODYSSEY s2.50 New Releases s1.00 All Others Rent a Movie on Friday and Keep it Until Mondayll Campus Video Located on the Lower Level 278-4286 -O^ESNO STATE Advertise in The Daily Collegian 278-5731 AD LINE 278-5731 ANNOUNCEMENTS Rich Republican Leader. God & Mike Eagles, CEO. God Bless America! FINANCIAL AID GRANTS, SCHOLAR¬ SHIPS AVAILABLE FROM SPONSORS!!! GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS SEEK¬ ING GRANTS.$$$ CASH FOR COLLEGE $$$. FOR INFO: 1-800- 532-8890. ROOM FOR RENT Roommates wanted to share 3bed/2ba house. $260 &. $270+1/3 utilities;deposit. 322-0976 ROOMMATE WANTED: Responsible, non-smoker close to CSUF. 2 Bed/lba w/washer & dryer. Alarm Gated Complex. $270- month, $150-Deposit(NP) Call: 323-6893. ROOM FOR RENT Woodward Lake Home 1 bdr $ 280+ deposit need clean, ns female call 434-2231 HELP WANTED The Daily Collegian is currently seeking to fill several positions. If interested in reporting, advertising, copy editing, applications are available in the Collegian office located across from the fountain and Kennel bookstore. HELP WANTED SI500 weekly potential mailing our circulars. Free information Call: 410-783-8272 Typing on word proces¬ sor All papers & formats Call Darlene- Anytime. 224-1579 Jacks Installed, Rewired, Repainted All Work- guaranteed!.436-1120 GOV'T FORECLOSED HOMES FROM PEN¬ NIES on SI. Delinhquent Tax, Repo's, REO's Your Area. Toll Frefc 1 -800-218-9000 ext. h-2620 for current listings. 1. Pontiac 7. AC 2. '85 8.orig 3. Fiero 9.Owner 4. V6 10.73K 5. Fuel 11.$2,900 6. INJ 441-2103 :./ |
