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News -Friday, May 1,1987 = Page 3 CSS A seeks ouster of state policy Whalen: cuts unfair By Carlos Castillo Staff Writer A campus protest that becomes . disruptive could prove to be costly for financial aid recipients involved' in such a fracas. ^^ Under turrent state taW, a school has the power to withdraw financial aid from any student who has disrupted campus activity. The student penalized for such a violation does not necessarily have to be arrested or convicted for an infraction. Opponents of the law, most notably the California State Students Association, said the law violates the Constitutional rights of low and middle-income students because it prohibits their freedom of assembly. CSSA President Bob Whalen said the CSSA is currently sponsoring a bill to delete the law entirely because of un¬ constitutionality. California State Senator Nicholas Petris is sponsoring a bill that will be presented before the State Senate Education Committee May 6. Associate Dean of Student Affairs Tom Boyle said if a student is removed from a university, the question of financial aid "is a moot point." But the law prohibits the financial aid recipient from attending any other in¬ stitution of higher education for two years. The CSSA claims the law is redundant because each school already has a policy for suspension and expulsion, and the policy applies to all students. Whalen said the law is discriminatory because . it sin¬ gles Out lower-income students. Whalen said during a visit to CSU Ful- lerton, a CSSA representative became a- ware of the problems with the law. During a protest at the school, the representative was approached by a group of students who were afraid to participate in the protest because they feared- losing their financial aid. NEW 'DOG IN TOWN MfL - « Gkno Moo*/77» G*A< Cfcfegto Vying for the spot of starting quarterback on the 1987 Bulldogs, Dave Telford drops back for a pass during Thursday's Spring Red / White Scrimmage. See story, page 10. "We call it a 'chilling effect' It's de¬ nying those people who are on financial aid the freedom to assemble," said Whalen. According to Whalen, the law has never been applied at CSUF or any other CSU campus. But- Boyle said any disciplinary action undertaken is confidential. "Disciplinary action is not like a legal action; disciplinary action is a private confidential action," said Boyle. In his nine years, Boyle said he has had to suspend only six or seven students. He said it would be highly unlikely for the law to be applied at CSUF. "It wouldn't happen here. President Haak behaves freedom of speech is ^a very important item," said Boyle. ICON Continued from page 2 countries. The .predominately red and yellow signs are too perfect, and who knows what Karl might have said if he knew that an 18- year-old fresh out of high school could be made assistant manager? At least McDonald's has steered clear of the munitions business, unlike other corporations that make too much money, like General Electric. They have been known to give money to humanistic causes, but they will never be forgiven for the insidious jingles they have forced our children to Their s:;ll-cxpandmg influence is becoming disturbing as well. The number of people who have been to McDonald's outnumber those who know how to read. In fact, it's hard to find anybody who has never been to the Golden Arches. Even incarcerated people somehow manage to get a fix. The McDonald's franchises continue to spread across the lands of this earth, into areas uninhabited by humans just a short time ago. The numbers of the initiated continue to grow, until the inevitable day when the sign will be proudly changed to read Entire Human Race Sold. Peter Melton's column appears every Friday in The Daily Collegian. C L A S SI F. I ED S AUTOMOBILES 71 TOYOTA LAND-CRUISER X-Condtt ton/ $2,300 Call after 7 p.m. 227-4635 TOYOTA SUPRA 1984 Black, sun-roof, 5 spd. ac., alarm, tow miles, 292-1633 '87 Honda Spree 1700 mites. $450. 294-2539 or 432-4050 (evening) 1969 Honda 175 Motorcycle. For sate $175 or best offer. Call 432-0830 TYPING PAPERS/REPORTS/RESUME Quality Wordprocessing 224-6682 D and H Services TYPING/WORD PROCESSING By Mary. Superior Quality, reasonable rates. Cal 291-1932 QUALTY TYPING. By appointment only. GOOD TURNAROUND. Call222-3226 TYPING WORD PROCESSING 10 years experience legal secretary. Call Teresa 432-2661 HELP WANTED EARN $100 to $500 and more weekly. Homeworkers needed for compay project. Work in your spare time. For further information rush stamped self addressed envelope to JBK Mallcompany P.O. Box 25 Castalc, Ca 91310. 'EARN $$$ PART-TIME!" Established manufacturer seeking aggressive students to promote your school shoes. GOOD INCOME AND EASY WORK. FREE Details: JAVELIN, 9825, Lackman'Rd, LENEXA, KS 66219 CONSTRUCTION or other technical experience needed to \ fill immediate opening as a take-off person for a local structual wood truss plant. For personal interview send resume to 220 Almond Ave., Madera. CA 93637 MISCELLANEOUS ACHIEVE FINANCIAL SUCCESS Make up to $2,000 an hour. For information write: Boxholder P.O. Box 821. Ctovis, CA93613 Interested in small-group dis¬ cussion of readings in Women's Studies for falM 987? Prerequisite: experience in feminist reading. Lunch and team. One credit. See women' studies office or call x2858. Reward. For a clear acrylic Box w/art supplies inside. Lost in Parking tot G, 4/24/87. Call (209) 734-9665 Couch for Sals - newly upholstered .great condition. $50. Call 432-2354 PERSONALS GOD & MIKE EAGLES President U.SA Respectable, wealthy leader. LOOKING FOR A ROOMMATE! ADVERTISE IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION. CALL 294-2266 Want to Boost your Sales!! Advertise Daily Coil 12m ROOMMATE Wanted mate or female roommate. Cal between 9 am -9:30 pm. 292-4041 ask for Jason $170/month*1/2 deposit, utilities and expenses. Wanted • femate roommate to share expenses during the summer. Call 291-0538 AskforSeverita Female Roommate. Sunnystae area. Grad-student preferred. Summer only okay. _ Sandy, 251-2949 Wanted M/F Roommate. $141 /month. Call Valerie or Lisa. 299-5871 APARTMENT 2-Bedjrjbom contract for sals. Available June 1. Call Kyle: 221-0513 For Sals • Bulldog Lane Contract starting May. Cal Jeannie and leave message. 299-4547 Our test publication for Spring *87 Is May 15
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Title | 1987_05 The Daily Collegian May 1987 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1987 |
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Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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Title | May 1, 1987, Page 3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1987 |
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 | News -Friday, May 1,1987 = Page 3 CSS A seeks ouster of state policy Whalen: cuts unfair By Carlos Castillo Staff Writer A campus protest that becomes . disruptive could prove to be costly for financial aid recipients involved' in such a fracas. ^^ Under turrent state taW, a school has the power to withdraw financial aid from any student who has disrupted campus activity. The student penalized for such a violation does not necessarily have to be arrested or convicted for an infraction. Opponents of the law, most notably the California State Students Association, said the law violates the Constitutional rights of low and middle-income students because it prohibits their freedom of assembly. CSSA President Bob Whalen said the CSSA is currently sponsoring a bill to delete the law entirely because of un¬ constitutionality. California State Senator Nicholas Petris is sponsoring a bill that will be presented before the State Senate Education Committee May 6. Associate Dean of Student Affairs Tom Boyle said if a student is removed from a university, the question of financial aid "is a moot point." But the law prohibits the financial aid recipient from attending any other in¬ stitution of higher education for two years. The CSSA claims the law is redundant because each school already has a policy for suspension and expulsion, and the policy applies to all students. Whalen said the law is discriminatory because . it sin¬ gles Out lower-income students. Whalen said during a visit to CSU Ful- lerton, a CSSA representative became a- ware of the problems with the law. During a protest at the school, the representative was approached by a group of students who were afraid to participate in the protest because they feared- losing their financial aid. NEW 'DOG IN TOWN MfL - « Gkno Moo*/77» G*A< Cfcfegto Vying for the spot of starting quarterback on the 1987 Bulldogs, Dave Telford drops back for a pass during Thursday's Spring Red / White Scrimmage. See story, page 10. "We call it a 'chilling effect' It's de¬ nying those people who are on financial aid the freedom to assemble," said Whalen. According to Whalen, the law has never been applied at CSUF or any other CSU campus. But- Boyle said any disciplinary action undertaken is confidential. "Disciplinary action is not like a legal action; disciplinary action is a private confidential action," said Boyle. In his nine years, Boyle said he has had to suspend only six or seven students. He said it would be highly unlikely for the law to be applied at CSUF. "It wouldn't happen here. President Haak behaves freedom of speech is ^a very important item," said Boyle. ICON Continued from page 2 countries. The .predominately red and yellow signs are too perfect, and who knows what Karl might have said if he knew that an 18- year-old fresh out of high school could be made assistant manager? At least McDonald's has steered clear of the munitions business, unlike other corporations that make too much money, like General Electric. They have been known to give money to humanistic causes, but they will never be forgiven for the insidious jingles they have forced our children to Their s:;ll-cxpandmg influence is becoming disturbing as well. The number of people who have been to McDonald's outnumber those who know how to read. In fact, it's hard to find anybody who has never been to the Golden Arches. Even incarcerated people somehow manage to get a fix. The McDonald's franchises continue to spread across the lands of this earth, into areas uninhabited by humans just a short time ago. The numbers of the initiated continue to grow, until the inevitable day when the sign will be proudly changed to read Entire Human Race Sold. Peter Melton's column appears every Friday in The Daily Collegian. C L A S SI F. I ED S AUTOMOBILES 71 TOYOTA LAND-CRUISER X-Condtt ton/ $2,300 Call after 7 p.m. 227-4635 TOYOTA SUPRA 1984 Black, sun-roof, 5 spd. ac., alarm, tow miles, 292-1633 '87 Honda Spree 1700 mites. $450. 294-2539 or 432-4050 (evening) 1969 Honda 175 Motorcycle. For sate $175 or best offer. Call 432-0830 TYPING PAPERS/REPORTS/RESUME Quality Wordprocessing 224-6682 D and H Services TYPING/WORD PROCESSING By Mary. Superior Quality, reasonable rates. Cal 291-1932 QUALTY TYPING. By appointment only. GOOD TURNAROUND. Call222-3226 TYPING WORD PROCESSING 10 years experience legal secretary. Call Teresa 432-2661 HELP WANTED EARN $100 to $500 and more weekly. Homeworkers needed for compay project. Work in your spare time. For further information rush stamped self addressed envelope to JBK Mallcompany P.O. Box 25 Castalc, Ca 91310. 'EARN $$$ PART-TIME!" Established manufacturer seeking aggressive students to promote your school shoes. GOOD INCOME AND EASY WORK. FREE Details: JAVELIN, 9825, Lackman'Rd, LENEXA, KS 66219 CONSTRUCTION or other technical experience needed to \ fill immediate opening as a take-off person for a local structual wood truss plant. For personal interview send resume to 220 Almond Ave., Madera. CA 93637 MISCELLANEOUS ACHIEVE FINANCIAL SUCCESS Make up to $2,000 an hour. For information write: Boxholder P.O. Box 821. Ctovis, CA93613 Interested in small-group dis¬ cussion of readings in Women's Studies for falM 987? Prerequisite: experience in feminist reading. Lunch and team. One credit. See women' studies office or call x2858. Reward. For a clear acrylic Box w/art supplies inside. Lost in Parking tot G, 4/24/87. Call (209) 734-9665 Couch for Sals - newly upholstered .great condition. $50. Call 432-2354 PERSONALS GOD & MIKE EAGLES President U.SA Respectable, wealthy leader. LOOKING FOR A ROOMMATE! ADVERTISE IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION. CALL 294-2266 Want to Boost your Sales!! Advertise Daily Coil 12m ROOMMATE Wanted mate or female roommate. Cal between 9 am -9:30 pm. 292-4041 ask for Jason $170/month*1/2 deposit, utilities and expenses. Wanted • femate roommate to share expenses during the summer. Call 291-0538 AskforSeverita Female Roommate. Sunnystae area. Grad-student preferred. Summer only okay. _ Sandy, 251-2949 Wanted M/F Roommate. $141 /month. Call Valerie or Lisa. 299-5871 APARTMENT 2-Bedjrjbom contract for sals. Available June 1. Call Kyle: 221-0513 For Sals • Bulldog Lane Contract starting May. Cal Jeannie and leave message. 299-4547 Our test publication for Spring *87 Is May 15 |