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THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Thursday, November 6,1997
ACROSS
1 Narrated
5 Carried
10 Variety ol
cheese
14 — rote
17\amfuz2
10 Sheriffs star
19 Rim
20 Set ol domes
22 Think logr.ally
24—de-sac
25 MM oath
26 Tell on
29 in seventh
heaven
33 See eye-to-eye
34 Touch in
passing
3b Australian bird
,36 Servant
37 Correspond
38 — out (jump
from a plane)
39 Brooch
40 Potato state
41 Pink color
42 A liqueur
44 Vessels lor
liquor
45 War god
46 Furrow
47 Rankle
50 Penna players
55 Jai —
56 Was fond ol
58 Miscellaneous
mixture
59 Fruitless
60 Mountain nymph
61 Org's cousin
62 Friend of Amos
63 Awkward
64 Poor grades
DOWN
1 Floor covering
2 Norsagod
3 Monocle
4 Discovered
5 Meaningless
sounds
6 A gem
7 Midway
attraction
14 iB^m———I—BH———
H———BH————BH———
■fl n j|K n Ujjj
■jp yjfi j ■■
ran———:UH"rn—I——MrM———
H———BH—I———BH———
O 1»7 Tntev* Madu S»rvc*. Ir
8 Pester
9 Give po wnr lo
10 Covers with
crumbs
11 Oho players
12 Villain in,
Shakespeare
13 ■East of—*
21 Beast of burden
23 Facilitate
25 Make happy
26 City n Florida
27 Another time
28 Mr. Lope/
29 Sea water
30 Phobias
31 Kayak relative
32 Times of calm
34 Ground hominy
37 Saturate with
liquid
38 Quantity of
cargo
40 Nothing buL
nIs s vHa.v 3 m ol n i vTa~!
o i nolo 3|xlihl[i vp1*
s M|3p|s[a ilsta »ii ilsJaJT]
Jgf P i n H■ ■ fs]3 ! hTvl I ■
slx|S|Vp|£l|9|x|lJ3[8|l|N|v|
i v-h oloBja N I hrh-Jl NpTd
,n N|3p|3|z v ulol 3 3 hp|v|
i|n|i[s]s|i pla||3|iJA[i[irJI]
1 lav o|TpBhlnlol 1 ■
N|0Slvl3Jal|f3h|s[lil3|s|N|3.
3 o o 3B afoja v ■■ j. m ipl
0 tI1"" tI1 ,flr
3I1 !u|BLl|a|Nlu|o|8||aploii
43 Smooth and
shiny
50 Distort
51 Wood for
shipbuilding
44 Masculine nick- 52 If not
name
47 —bean
48 Ardor
49 Uttered
53 Small hill
54 Children
57 Levin or
Sorshwin
Death
Continued from page 2.
May Ka Lee's death docs not lie
with the riffraff that pulled the trig¬
ger, but with the society that con¬
dones and tolerates their presence.
One reason for this is that the bal¬
ance of gang violence is directed
a*gainst members of our minority
communities - people who are not
politically salient in our communi¬
ties. In many eyes this makes their
lives somehow less valuable than
others. Another more telling reason
for this continuing plague is lhat the
general public lacks *he will to end
the gang problem decisively. When
. the citizens of another country are
threatened, we arc first to jump into
the fray wilh a full-on military
operation. Conversely, when
gang warfare is inflicted upon
our citizens we make but feeble
attempts to stop it.
Whenever I drive by Melody
Park my heart becomes heavy
and tears fill my eyes. Yours
should also. May Ka Lee died
needlessly and our
squcamishness about meeting
force with force caused it. Re¬
member her name and vow to
yourself that she will be the last.
Remember, because it's coming
soon to a park or street corner
near you and your children.
Manuel Annear is a gradu¬
ate student majoring in biology.
Task force
wants drug
tests for
students
Reuter
BATON ROUGE. La. - The •���Louisiana governor's-drug-testing
task force has recommended a $5
million a year program to test wel¬
fare recipients, elected officials and
state college students for drugs.
A spokesman for Republican
Gov. Mike Foster said his staff
would take a week or so to analyze
the recommendations and decide
what action to take.
The task force was appointed
after legislators approved a drug-
testing Jaw several months ago to
test welfare recipients, elected of¬
ficials, some state employees and
'certain persons receiving things of
value from the state," the category
under which students could fall.
State Rep. Clo Fontenot. a Re¬
publican of Livingston who drafted
the law, said he wants Foster to or¬
der state agencies to draft the regu¬
lations. The legislature would have
to approve them before implemen¬
tation could begin and a court chal¬
lenge is expected, he said.
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| Title | 1997_11 The Daily Collegian November 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 |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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| Language | eng |
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| Title | November 6, 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 |
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THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Thursday, November 6,1997
ACROSS
1 Narrated
5 Carried
10 Variety ol
cheese
14 — rote
17\amfuz2
10 Sheriffs star
19 Rim
20 Set ol domes
22 Think logr.ally
24—de-sac
25 MM oath
26 Tell on
29 in seventh
heaven
33 See eye-to-eye
34 Touch in
passing
3b Australian bird
,36 Servant
37 Correspond
38 — out (jump
from a plane)
39 Brooch
40 Potato state
41 Pink color
42 A liqueur
44 Vessels lor
liquor
45 War god
46 Furrow
47 Rankle
50 Penna players
55 Jai —
56 Was fond ol
58 Miscellaneous
mixture
59 Fruitless
60 Mountain nymph
61 Org's cousin
62 Friend of Amos
63 Awkward
64 Poor grades
DOWN
1 Floor covering
2 Norsagod
3 Monocle
4 Discovered
5 Meaningless
sounds
6 A gem
7 Midway
attraction
14 iB^m———I—BH———
H———BH————BH———
■fl n j|K n Ujjj
■jp yjfi j ■■
ran———:UH"rn—I——MrM———
H———BH—I———BH———
O 1»7 Tntev* Madu S»rvc*. Ir
8 Pester
9 Give po wnr lo
10 Covers with
crumbs
11 Oho players
12 Villain in,
Shakespeare
13 ■East of—*
21 Beast of burden
23 Facilitate
25 Make happy
26 City n Florida
27 Another time
28 Mr. Lope/
29 Sea water
30 Phobias
31 Kayak relative
32 Times of calm
34 Ground hominy
37 Saturate with
liquid
38 Quantity of
cargo
40 Nothing buL
nIs s vHa.v 3 m ol n i vTa~!
o i nolo 3|xlihl[i vp1*
s M|3p|s[a ilsta »ii ilsJaJT]
Jgf P i n H■ ■ fs]3 ! hTvl I ■
slx|S|Vp|£l|9|x|lJ3[8|l|N|v|
i v-h oloBja N I hrh-Jl NpTd
,n N|3p|3|z v ulol 3 3 hp|v|
i|n|i[s]s|i pla||3|iJA[i[irJI]
1 lav o|TpBhlnlol 1 ■
N|0Slvl3Jal|f3h|s[lil3|s|N|3.
3 o o 3B afoja v ■■ j. m ipl
0 tI1"" tI1 ,flr
3I1 !u|BLl|a|Nlu|o|8||aploii
43 Smooth and
shiny
50 Distort
51 Wood for
shipbuilding
44 Masculine nick- 52 If not
name
47 —bean
48 Ardor
49 Uttered
53 Small hill
54 Children
57 Levin or
Sorshwin
Death
Continued from page 2.
May Ka Lee's death docs not lie
with the riffraff that pulled the trig¬
ger, but with the society that con¬
dones and tolerates their presence.
One reason for this is that the bal¬
ance of gang violence is directed
a*gainst members of our minority
communities - people who are not
politically salient in our communi¬
ties. In many eyes this makes their
lives somehow less valuable than
others. Another more telling reason
for this continuing plague is lhat the
general public lacks *he will to end
the gang problem decisively. When
. the citizens of another country are
threatened, we arc first to jump into
the fray wilh a full-on military
operation. Conversely, when
gang warfare is inflicted upon
our citizens we make but feeble
attempts to stop it.
Whenever I drive by Melody
Park my heart becomes heavy
and tears fill my eyes. Yours
should also. May Ka Lee died
needlessly and our
squcamishness about meeting
force with force caused it. Re¬
member her name and vow to
yourself that she will be the last.
Remember, because it's coming
soon to a park or street corner
near you and your children.
Manuel Annear is a gradu¬
ate student majoring in biology.
Task force
wants drug
tests for
students
Reuter
BATON ROUGE. La. - The •���Louisiana governor's-drug-testing
task force has recommended a $5
million a year program to test wel¬
fare recipients, elected officials and
state college students for drugs.
A spokesman for Republican
Gov. Mike Foster said his staff
would take a week or so to analyze
the recommendations and decide
what action to take.
The task force was appointed
after legislators approved a drug-
testing Jaw several months ago to
test welfare recipients, elected of¬
ficials, some state employees and
'certain persons receiving things of
value from the state," the category
under which students could fall.
State Rep. Clo Fontenot. a Re¬
publican of Livingston who drafted
the law, said he wants Foster to or¬
der state agencies to draft the regu¬
lations. The legislature would have
to approve them before implemen¬
tation could begin and a court chal¬
lenge is expected, he said.
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
Shiatsu - Swedish
Reflexology
(209)297-9529
Call For Appointment
Sunflower Shopping Center
Corner of Peach and Shaw
Five dollars off with coupon!
I I
VcrlffejixftW vtv Rice
7ZOOPM
Mtm *Uwvi MfrAirt. Fa/ice
7:oopm\ V
VftffcjfcoW UrV Titfcc*
7ZOOPM
Men* StMWTr va. New Mexico
Sunday l\iWwibr/? Q,
2ZOOPM
rz^J
Kennel Bookstore
Pe>i4a*4ztifc |
