1978_09 The Daily Collegian September 1978

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The Daily Collegian
September 6, 1978
Member 6, 1978
The Dally Collegian
Advice to freshwomen: Fashion
J Your wardrobe should be selected
,' witti care To find out wrist Is fashionable
I in Fresno, check Ihe library microfilm Hie
for the San Francisco Examiner and
i look at the style section lor Fall 1972 If
/ you desire to "cope," without attempting
(to keep "up wilh Fresno styles, wear
I what was popular in Oklahoma City in
; 1953 and you'll ft noht in
Art students and others who wish to
show that thoy are difteiwit should wear
the uniform-of-the-day: Monday — jeans.
Tuesday — overalls. Wednesday —
(jeans, Thursday — overalls, Friday —
(jeans, dates — khaki pants and flack
The place to -tsptay your fsshiort-ble
look is m the lower cafeteria. College
; Union buk-ng (cated "the prf lor reasons
unknown). Here, you and the other debs
can pose, hand to cheek, lor al the fraternity men/boys with ham-sized biceps
.and Stingrays. If you gel tired ol holding
your hand to your cheek, you can crook
your little finger and toy with the ends ol
Jyour FarT-h-Fawratt
, If you re from Fresno and your daddy
(has money, you can become one of the
(town debutantes To be a debutante (or
"deb." as we say in the trade), you must
do tots Of useless votoiiteer work.
You should spend at least a few
hours a week hosting wine- and cheese-
tasting parties to raise money to buy a
gold-plated crested eagle for the country
club. Or raise money to send disad
vantaged youths to camp or al least as
far away as possible.
A (rue "deb,' of course, must also
be elected something. In Fresno, you
can be chosen Miss Oaky Bottle. Miss
Portorville Pig Festival or Fig Queen,
among others. Al this usually entails is
prancing about In a 1950s one piece
bathing suit and displaying your Ultra-
bright smile, playing the theme from the
iatest version of "Love Story." and uttering
a few homilies about how wonderful II is
to be wherever you are and how thrilled
you'd be to be chosen Miss whatever
The mportant thng tor non fi—nana
to remember is that you're not in a city
with a population ol 200.000. You're in a
really small town that skipped Ihe 60s
when H went from the 50" s to the 70's
Be careful. You can easily achieve notoriety here by letting it slip out that you
once went swimming in a real ocean
TOMORROW Who knows?
i Scotl
ln-house art film to be shown today
All art majoi'3 and art
students are enthusiastically Invited to
view a film about tie
department, its ata.'f,
and their goals within
the department.  rhe
film will be shown in
CA 101 V/ednesday, at
7 pm.
" You think only God
can make a tree!
Try coming up
with a mackerel.**
ion
Al 	
CU F$m, Thun., Sept. 7 2:30 (l.A.
TOO, 9:35, 11:35 in CU Lounge
Tick** moaiiahle at CU Information Peek
Members of promotion
board resign en masse
By DENNIS REAGAN
Mlfilillil Mil |l ■_—-
Members of the University Board of Promotions
resigned en masse yesterday, stating that "their
recommendations have been
treated with contempt by
the Administration."
The members of the
board, whose resignations
are effective immediately,
are Drs. Wayne Brooks,
Allan Hewitt and Izuml
Taniguchi.
Also voicing discontent
with the Administration's
handling of promotions
were Drs* Frank Powell,
James K« Smith and Frank
Golshi, whose terms on the
board have just ended.
The Board of Prcmojl 'ns
is charged with evaluating
faculty members and making
recommendations for promotions.
The rocoromnndations are
then submitted to Dr.
Louis Volpp, vice president for academic affairs,
for action.
According to a Joint
statement released by members of the board yesterday, Volpp "used substan-
Gerontology course
A two-unit course entitled "Gerontology" will be olTered this semester
through the CSUF Extension Division
The course, taught by Marie
Welch, a professor of nursing, will
cover the problems older citizens have
with economics, health, and living.
The course will also discuss the use
of drugs by older adults, the high rate
of suicide among older citizens, and
what to do with an aging parent.
The class will begin Saturday,
Sept. 16 and will meet on four consecutive Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Classes win be held In San
Ramon 1, room 19.
Tuition for the class la »70. Further Information may be obtained
through the CSUF Extension Division
at 487-2549.
tially different standards" than they did In
delegating promotion-.
In the example cited b;
the board, six persons wh
were not promoted by the
Administration were ranked
by the board in a higher
category than eight persons who were promoted.
Two of the eight individuals promoted by the
Administration were not
recommended by the board.
The board's collective
statement said that Volpp
did not try to define the
standards he used for the
promotions, nor did he in
any way account for the
differences between the
board's recommendations
and his final decisions.
According to the board
any differences between
their body and Volpp are
to be settled by Presido
Norman Baxter. They cla
Baxter did not exercise
his authority*
The board met with
Baxter following the fi
decisions for promotions
to Inform him that Volpp
had not consulted with
them, "effectively axclu-jr'
ding them (the board) fro_|
the final promotion decision."
Baxter said he asked
the board at that meeting
If they wanted him to tak-J
action* He said they re
plied, "no."
The board members said
that they are willing to
serve again "only with the
understanding that they
and other colleagues to b«4
elected will be accorded
the respect that a body
representing the faculty
deserves and that the
integrity of the process
requires* ■
Volpp could not be
reached for comment.
growers not so fortunate
Dehydrators may save CSUF raisin crop
much of their raisin crop
as possible.
Unlike the much larger
commercial farms that
rely on sun-drying, it is
feasible to use dehydrators
to finish drying the
raisins when rains hit,
Attention Hair Dressers
attending CSUF!
You could own  'Cuttin' Up',
our styling salon on Campus
(in the College Union)
Cal Sunnte 222-*811
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according to Vincent
Petruccl, professor of
viticulture.
The rains came Monday
when the department had
about half of its approximate seven acres on
the ground drying.
As of yesterday, one
acre or approximately
two tons of raisins had
been lifted and placed in
the dehydrators.
The dehydrators have a
three ton capacity and it
is expected to take about
12 hours for the drying to
be completed.
Petruccl said that if
the weather doesn't improve they would "get
the whole gan^ out there"
to lift the remaining
acres.
It is the second time
in the past three years
that unexpected and
unseasonal rains have
threatened tc destroy
the valley*• multi-
ffiilli'cn "'dclUr' rtisln crop.
(In 1976, rains in
mid-September resulted
in a 50 per cent loss
of the crcp. The San
Jcaquln valley, according
to Petruccl, produces l»0
per cent of the world's
raisin supply.)
"The weather in the remainder of the week will
be critical," said Petruccl.
Petruccl said the strong
winds and warmer temp
eratures could save about
everything. Without favor"
able weather, however,
he said that th*' rains will
result in a "serious
economic impact on the
whole community" and
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