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Budget for Homecoming dance approved AS Senate tables stand on Chancellor's By TOM MAURMK probe dentiality Riddle x lated Students let CSUC Chancellor s leeting of Sept S resident (,ordc«. Riddle t< inquiry the Senate turned its atten Several of the Senator* cringed a Riddle * claim in the proposed letter It the (Tiantellor that the re /ulyfi, ness Dean William Bu/i< k nothing but a sham ' Riddle's letter asked for ■ rte. vestigation since President Baxt« f his admini if [lusi at least ond he asked that t Is appearing before th I lie treated with utmo have mure input into the matte. Riddle said later This is on, first things we ve done as d government as far as taking a s a particular issue 1 can certai derstand the Senate s < aution matter Although parts ot the letter a? revised. Riddle believes statements in the letter will ren The letter itself reflects upon ilw entire student body that s needed to be brought to the Se. approval," he said "I'm iust going to revise rt-iii , letter 1 probably won't draw up a nrv Riddle said Riddle believes that despite Ihe .r- vision, his statement that the mquirv jthmg but a sham" should re- the revised letter iven t heard anything specitu ie Senators about that state t.e said but 1 still believe it . ,7,!'',7 ng hum the letter, the Senate i mmh .mention to the Home ilam e In be held Nov 1 i mamc h,„i Hudget Committee i hdi.n.an s. „ti ( ollins presented a motion to „ll,«ate »1.250 of the AS budget tor the Homecoming dance with the profits ot the dance to return < SlU s Randy Morrison initiated an • ticket price reduction for tudents holding activity cards ""h* ' long deliberation, to set ad- icket p.i<es lor CSUF students tivity cards to »2 Previously. Adult reentry workshop set reentry workshop designed lo 1 hey also will are interested In beginning „, ,r turning lo college will be offered In lour Saturday sessions beginning September 9 al CSUF The workshops will be c-onducted by Barbara van Schalk. who said the classes will be held from 9:10 am to 12:4ft p.m. September 9. 16. 23 and IK) In Room 15 of San Ramon Hulld !ng I rhe one-unit workshop may be taken al no additional coal by stu dents enrolled In the University Those not enrolled may sign-up through the Extension Division for a fee of *37 Participants In Ihe workshops will be oriented to what kinds of campus services are available 10 them and where they may be obtained I In The workshop, van Schalk said, will provide an atmosphere for the participants lo think out how they want lo reorder their life styles, prepare for anticipated future stresses, and develop ways to remedy problems they might encounter The workshop will also deal with problems of low self confidence and focus on developing tools for Increasing self-esteem Participants also will learn to manage their time and set priorities, deal with role conflict and guilt and prepare for decision-making in their own lives. Further Information may be obtained from the Women's Studies Office at 487 2907. Drama auditions today ^Student tickets now on sale for Bulldog opener The Bulldog Booster Foundation has announced the availability of 15 student tickets for the trip to fake Charles. La for Saturday s football opener against the McNeese State Cowboys Round- trip airfare, which would normally be »2J0. will be $100 for The United Airlines charter will depart Fresno at 9 30 Texas at 2 40 pm Creyhound Bus transportation to the game In Lake Charles Saturday is included in the fare Return to Fresno is scheduled for 2 30am Sunday. Interested students may contact the Bulldog Booster Foundation for further Information Auditions for David of la—an, the world premiere of Earl Robinson's new folk opera based on the Armenian 'ejl-rld or ffcvid, will be :,eid today at 7 30 in the • tuslc Recital Hall, and tomorrow at W in the College Union rms312wsd f14. One should be pre- Hospital offers child care series The Sierra Hospital Foundation Health Education Center opens the fall season this month with regular monthly programming in health education offered free of charge to the i care series loins the raster this yi__ _, Working smorrgasbord On Caring _. C_^SM,*ored ",th Amities In Need Of Day Care, the first of the series will be held Sept. 23 from 9 until 12 noon It is designed to provide parents, child care providers and the public with a range of Infor- i mation from community health, legal and educational speakers and resources. All programs at the Health Education Center are paid for out of donated funds. For further information call 225-2362. The air we breathe -FSU prof studies wind energy possibilities- By TOM MAURER with a grant of approximately $5,000. " Morgan will be studying wind currents in the Kings River and San Joaquin River canyon areas using Wind studies are being conducted weather stations installed last year, tor a possible alternative energy re- source by Or Donald Morgan. • pro The i™^™**** .*"•_"! tessor of geography at CSUF. initial study done by fytorgw Indicated the two sites were likely for possible The one-year research study, which wj-d generated electricity, contain a began last month, is being funded by weather vane to record wind direction, the State Energy Resources Conserva- a cup anemometer to measure the tion and Development Commission I0-~. ^ the winds and a bimetallic t time of day does it start. which take mlnute-by-minute readings of the Chan, are run by dj w long it * study in causes the ground in the canyon to enough with duration times sufficient *°Mn?** Ihe^sS^ndttSS toto __H_§*5 coidair rushes Into the ^Hepterrfsinthear-.. SZX*^^ existing hydraulic plants in Morgan has indicated a need for average winds of 14 m.p.h. for sufficient use. Preliminary studies indicated average winds of 15 to 16 m.p.h. with gusts up to 25 to 30 m.p.h. Recent studies, however, have found fall winds lighter at an average of approximately 9 to 10 m.p.h. cord the data on a strip chart which is collected monthly by CSUF students who backpack to the stations. The two students working on the protect are Richard Me«s, a recent graduate of the department, and Keith Lovgren, a geography major at CSUF. Once the data is collected, it is brought back to the camp— - "- studied by Morgan and Ms Bill Slusser, a mete nkian in the CSUF used during parted* of km demand^ possibly during the night M«r« dye winds through the Sierras are Contrary to your eyes, the smog's not that had By CAROLYN VAN SHAM o_»Cis »!■ ii «ai 1 Four years age Fresno skies looked heavenly compared to those of Riverside or anywhere else In the Lot born days" Burn days are those on haust is made up of trvdrocarbons th farmers are allowed to born the nitrogen oxides, which, when o smog, of which atone Is a major corn- stated, "deamer cart and more of them" are creating a balance that, for to the TOT colored air that hides the It all should add up to a s of air, and yet, according to Dr. Donald Morgan of the geography department at CSUF, "we're still ahead of the game." ople. Han Isn't a»th_fi to Ihe air. which ***_£,•Ajl.- ^ ._„ «-„-_» to the H*7 summary, the highest .rture. v)JuaHy «ppe_rs to be tJetorfcwtm,, ?^^j£__2ri_r_» «- number of d_yt read** *e 0. te* Wan- but actually hj not ^^ftE^ZZtm^^*m> or h*her was raoortted to RKerslde. tains. "Lhually looking at it is one thing £"•**"*^i2_ta__K__iuS at 212 d-y». 7ke lowest hourly constate measuring it Is another." said Tom oanduston. Trie NattoaeJ AnMant W -.^-^^ ja.teto-Jto M» Vteta I It Is , Crossan, Chief IV-MNMRJ __ Nationali Weather Service to Fresno^ there Is a lot of haze because of heavy Crau-Wi reply -» »«*«*«/_? — he felt Mw air was getting worse was p^^,otel?^pollu«on,M futeft-«-va-to«-w>«p-Mta._ - .,-^..w-.^... _._._x_^_-_.._.^_____i
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Title | 1978_09 The Daily Collegian September 1978 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1978 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) 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 | Assocated 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 | September 7, 1978, Page 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1978 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) 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 | Assocated 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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Budget for Homecoming dance approved
AS Senate tables stand on Chancellor's
By TOM MAURMK
probe
dentiality Riddle
x lated Students let
CSUC Chancellor s
leeting of Sept S
resident (,ordc«. Riddle t<
inquiry the Senate turned its atten
Several of the Senator* cringed a
Riddle * claim in the proposed letter It
the (Tiantellor that the re
/ulyfi,
ness Dean William Bu/i< k
nothing but a sham '
Riddle's letter asked for ■ rte.
vestigation since President Baxt«
f his admini
if [lusi
at least
ond he asked that t
Is appearing before th
I lie treated with utmo
have mure input into the matte.
Riddle said later This is on,
first things we ve done as d
government as far as taking a s
a particular issue 1 can certai
derstand the Senate s < aution
matter
Although parts ot the letter
a?
revised. Riddle believes
statements in the letter will ren
The letter itself reflects upon ilw
entire student body that s
needed to be brought to the Se.
approval," he said
"I'm iust going to revise rt-iii
, letter
1 probably won't draw up a nrv
Riddle said
Riddle believes that despite
Ihe .r-
vision, his statement that the
mquirv
jthmg but a sham" should re-
the revised letter
iven t heard anything specitu
ie Senators about that state
t.e said but 1 still believe it
. ,7,!'',7
ng hum the letter, the Senate
i mmh .mention to the Home
ilam e In be held Nov 1
i mamc h,„i Hudget Committee
i hdi.n.an s. „ti ( ollins presented a
motion to „ll,«ate »1.250 of the AS
budget tor the Homecoming dance
with the profits ot the dance to return
< SlU s
Randy Morrison initiated an
• ticket price reduction for
tudents holding activity cards
""h* '
long deliberation, to set ad-
icket p.i |