1978_09 The Daily Collegian September 1978

              The Dairy Collegian
Little dissent
CSUF welcomes decision of
BY MIKE FITZGERALD
Supporters and opponents of em
battled CSUI President Norman
Baxter are 'n rare agreement today
with the recent decision by the CSUC
Board of  trustees to review Baxter  s
President of the r resno chapter ol
United Professors of California UPC)
Ken Seib praised the decision of the
Vadetmc  Senate   which  is composed
agreed saying. 'I m pleased (hat
they ve responded to President
it.ntr-r s request for an investigation
nl   his   presidential   stewardship,   and
expeditious manner *
Roger Chirtick "The time has come
for the removal of the president
and the sooner the better '
Student   i
Baxter 'gratified' by action
Of Board
BVBRUCE SCOTT
I ONC Bfc ACH President Norm*
liaxter said yesterday that he wa
»ratified that the CSUC Board ci
rustees called tor a fact findin
?view  of   CSUF   in   response   to  hi
nvestigate the situation at CSUf was
lot Baxter's request, but the negative
acuity evaluation Baxter recerved
mfavorable letters, and news coverage
oncerning the problems on the CSUF
le Board ot Trustees "
be the first step in providing the
rrview he requested But if they do
what   I    interpret   as   a     fact-finding
line with President Baxter' s request "
Saying, "I don t think it's healthy
to do lust the fact-finding, sornebody
has to do the evaluation," Volpp
added. "I'm really going to be inter
ested m this investigation clinically
because it's close to my field,"re
lerring to the fact that as Vice Presi
dent, he often has to do reviews
of CSUF faculty members
Although accord with the Trustees
was   widespread,    certain   professors
"President Baxter has been reviewed
Trustees
"The review can't hurt and it II
probably help," said Business major
Steven Fox, adding, 'Surely some
thing has to be done  There' s too much
'Definitely it' $ about time somebody
looked at the things Baxter's been
doing ' said Geology major Cus
Ahearn 'He's been infringing on
rhe civil liberties of the faculty for too
long now When the trustees see
what he s been doing, they'll boot him
Letter to the Editor
Dear editor
i am writing you in regards to Prop h
otherwise known as the Briggs' Initia
live this initiative would prohibit the
luring and permit the firing of homo-
>e«ual teachers in the great state of
I greatly cunt trfn myself with our
educational sv4./i. even though I
<lc>«i t have any children myself I also
wcirV with children a lot, and therefore
an. interested in their welfare I be
n-ve m the good intentions Senator
Hnggs had when he wrote his initia
live Me wants to protect our children
But ~ith all due respect to the man, he
stops ridiculously short of his goal with
ivrip t, He does not protect our child-
... fully
duies by 'lairy" teachers But what
about the other 80% of our state's
teac hers' Mow many single sex-Starved
heterosexuals are there in the Califor
mml ducational system? This is what I
mean when I say our children are not
•ullv iimtected by Prop 6
i suggest John Briggs of Orange
cxinty and his supporters, go back to
their desks and write a more complete
hill I will even help them along with
their task I have a few ideas they'd
get a kick nut of
My solution to the crisis at hand Is'
this I introduce legislation making ft
mandatory for all teachers in C_urfornU
to be neutered I'm sure Mr. Briggs
would whole-heartedly support my
idea' You see it is a simple answer to »
simple problem If the teachers are
going to et their sex from our children,
let s take the teachers' sex from them
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September 2S, 1978
The Daily Colleiun
Senators doubt poll's effectiveness
Student opinion sought on Baxter
By TOM MAURER
Students on campus will be given the
chance to voice their opinions in the
controversy surrounding CSUF President Norman Baxter through a poll to
be conducted by the Associated Stu-
I he poll was approved by the Senate
at its regular meeting of Sept 26
alter a lengthy debate over proposed
polling procedures
Working on a random sampling
basis, the poll will be conducted
Oct 4 on campus from noon to 1 p m
Mthough no form of identification will
be required to deter duplicate returns
by any one student, 10 polling places
will be used to reduce those chances
School of Business and Administra
tive Sciences Senator Susan Wanken
was concerned over the validity of the
survey if the poll was handed out to
students passing by the polling places
Wanken claimed that only CSUF students should answer the poll and there
could be no assurance of that unless
some sort of identification was made of
students taking the noil
'This thing has to be statistically
creditable,* she said 'I've done a lot
of polling and I work with statistics
I think we should approach this poll at a
very professional level *
Asking for a representative sample,
Wanken claimed that anyone taking
the poll who was not a student would
mar the credibility of the poll
*We can't just say all right, we
don't care who the hell takes the
poll,'she said
Division    of    Health     Professions
Senator Susanne Barry disagreed
saying that it would be* obvious for
those handing out the polls to see who
is a student and who is not.
"Even if someone who isn't a student takes the poll, the margin of error
that would result would be too insignificant to worry about,* she said.
Barry, responding to Wanken s
complaints, said, 'You're destroying
our means before the ends; you're defeating our cause
Laurie Savage, senator from the
School of Professional Studies, felt that
a poll without Identification would be
picked apart when the results came in
'I would not support the poll (as it
stands),* she said
Supporting the theory that the poll
would be picked apart, Wanken said,
'If anyone from marketing or research
came to see this poll they would laugh
A motion by Luis Sepulveda, senator from the School of Social Work, and
Wanken to require Identification by
students taking the poll was defeated
8-5.
Immediately, Robin Saghateiian,
senator at Large (Post 4), and Janet
Sale, senator from the School of Social
Sciences, moved to accept the poll as
it was presented. The motion passed on
Wanken, although volunteering to
help distribute the polls, maintained
her feelings of the poll's lack of credibility
*l hope we will not send this poll to
any organization, but just use ft for
Natural Birth Control - a way of avoiding pregnancy
BY MARGUERITE LUMLEY
phenomenon as a means of birth control?
According to Diana Washburne.
promoter of Natural Birth Control,
psychic phenomenon is 'a wonderful
method* which is 97 7 percent effect
Natural Birth Control is based on the
.iremise that a woman has two ovulations per menstrual cycle, one during
her personal cycle and one during her
moon cycle Ovulation during the moon
cycle taikes place when the moon is at
the same angle to the sun as it was
when the woman was bom, according
to this theory Each 28 days a similar
relationship between the moon and the
'I can talced woman s birthdate and
the time and place she was born,
adjust it to Pacific Standard Time, and
calculate her fertile days,* Washburne
claims ' I can even calculate the time of
day when she will be most fertile "
First studied in Czechoslavokia and
Hungary, Natural Birth Control was
introduced to the United States through
a book entitled 'Psychic Discoveries
Behind the Iron Curtain' published by
Bantam in 1971
Natural Birth Control is recognized
by most health food stores and is widely practiced in San Francisco, according
to Washburne. However, Norma
Thomas R.N., CSUF Health Center,
was skeptical when asked about the
method
'I ma medical person, I don't know
about the moon and the stars,' Thomas
said. 'I wouldn't recommend it It's
not medicalty proven."
Medical science holds that a woman
only ovulates once a month. Thomas
was quick to dismiss the idea of a moon
cycle.
Washburne contends that the moon
cycle explains why the rhythm method she is menstruating,'Diana said,
(avoiding   Intercourse  on   prescribed Civena woman's birthdate, fix
days in the middle of the menstrual and place she was bom. and S7.50,
cycle) has never worked. Washburne can make up a Natural
The moon cycle explains  how a Birth Control chart in one day. The
woman can get pregnant even when chart is good for a year.
NY residents protest
Nazi organization
NEW YORK (LNSr-The third attempt by members of a Detroit nazi
organization to open a local headquarters and bookstore was met by a protest
on September 10, as over 500 residents
ol the city marched and rallied against
the racist organization. Earlier this
year, similar actions caused the closing
ol two other nazi offices opened by the
same group in the city
of 'right to life* literature » their collection. And a Black man who claims to
head the National Socialist Black
s Party has also been
with the group
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