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students can cheer at their own pace.
Even my old high school has a section
in its stands for students only. If Fresno
State devoted just such a section for
students only, then the "Red Wave"
would grow even louder. Sections U •
and V or both should be roped off and
claimed as student territory.
Another change that would have to
be made in order for the section to be a
success would be to change the section
from reserved to general seating. Most
students don't sit in their seats anyway
and only the stick-in-the-mud non-
students try to claim their assigned
seats. This would enable the students to
sit wherever, with whomever.they
wanted, instead of next to Grandma
and Grandpa Jones who are just as
uncomfortable as the student.
The non-student and family Bulldogs
fans shouldn't be left out either. They
are entitled to their fair share of the
stadium also; therefore a family season
ticket section should be established
too. The rest of the stadium could be
reserved for people who buy their tickets
one at a time. UC Berkeley has a system
close to this, and even though they have
a losing tradition, they have winning
fans.
Gregory J. Giglio
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McLane, Melendez' wife, said LASC
efforts and those of Med Aid for El
Salvador will have a significant impact on,
those who need it.
"The Duarte government had been
giving aid to government supporters; the
poor haven't been receiving any," McLane
said.
The supplies, which ranged from I.V.
equipment, I.V. solution, sutures, suction
kits, orthopedic supplies, tubings, dress¬
ings and tapes were donated by Dr. Maciej
Kopacz of Valley Childrens* Hospital.
According to McLane, an arrangement
five years ago was set up that provided
discontinued items, items not used by the
Kopacz. and Carol Taylor, coordinator
of central supply processing at Valley
Childrens* Hospital, had been collecting
supplies to send to the needy in Poland.
However, there were problems in shipping
the supplies to Poland.
Kopacz donated the supplies to the El
Salvador cause when he heard, at Wesley
United Methodist Church, that donations
were being collected. ^*
Although some ofthe items are expired,
they can still be used. McLane said. But
they will not be used for their original or
intended purposes. "An I.V. solution that
expired-five years ago shouldn't be used in
someone's arm," McLane said. "But it can
be used to disinfect."
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