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Editorial You trust your mother; but you cut the cards an informal review . om the Chancellor has 'stacked em to CMJF by the Chan the deck in Baxter s avor* do not appear that far off the mark lpus last August there It the deck isn't stacked then ittenngs about a "white the cards are certainly marked 1 ooking ,ii the process There appears to be lit! le chance upcoming formal review tor a new deal, though hip as outlined in a letter Dumke guaranteed Haxter druellor Clenn S Dumke tile and to add commentaries gs were more than lusti rebuttals or additional i viden,e ' I his will have the .-tle.t ..I .-nhanung Dumke s own ie<..m mediations to the Board uf Iius tees at their I anuarymeeting Dumke who has reigned under .ippointees on the board hold the power then he might very well recommend that complaints .igainst Haxter be dismissed It he believes the Hrown appom 'i-es lo be in the ascendancy his recommendation could very well go the other direction Fither way political considerations .n the enviable position of having professors he has tired doubtless must look upon with envy Not only the substance, but the timing of Dumke's letter leaves much to be desired Ihe letter, due to arrive last Friday, arrived Monday, less than an hour before the Executive Committee ot the Academic Senate loming review I his provided the points ret lectio indeed. | aluation does, pne can only hope that Dumke s recommendations to the Trustees fall coincidently on the side of ustice- the side opposite nis pro redures for the review In addition to our normal a version to Ihe taking of human life, one particular problem with Proposition 7 which would re instate the death penalts lor certain offenses-looms particular ly large How do you apologize to someone wrongfully convicted and sentenced to pay the ultimate penalty? A simple "I m sorry' obviously won t do, nor can you Criminals and ghouls going on the circuit ■hole The College Union Deprogrammini Committee has been getting such , great response to the booking of "anti heroes' John Dean and Rughosi that they have picked slew of them for appearances n. y?ar 'Convicted Watergate conspirator John Dean, while he did not receive a great turnout, inspired many students to desire to emulate him,' said a committee spokesperson. 'There's an unprecedented demand for knowledge about how one can get into the dirty business of politics, do. a. few novels and speaking tours " 'Ghouls are very in' this year," said another committee member "Almost anybody who has prosecuted a mass murderer such as Charles Man- son can make a bundle on the college lecture circuit -as well as on paper back residuals and movie rights " 'We have a moral obligation to present programs wTiich are uplifting to the spirit," said Deprogramming Director Harry Bongohoncho 'Not only that, but we have an obligation.to show that Consequently, the Deprogramming Committee has booked "Koreagate' principles John McFall, Edward Royal and John Diggs for a January appear- "It's sort of a political barbershop quai tet," Bongohoncho said Ax-murderess Winnie Ruth Judd will be speaking on sexism in the prisons in January And if he can get a weekend pass, mass murderer Charles Manson will appear shortly thereafter to rebut Bugliosi. The Daily Callegian Chancellor's letter to Academic Senate From Page 2 analyzed and included in the panel's report, but will not be otherwise released The next step will be for the review panel to develop a comprehensive file, which includes the survey and other available data, on the performance of the president All material included in the file must be in documentary form The president has a responsibility to see that all information he feels is pertinent to the evaluation process becomes part of the I. le It should be clearly understood by all who submit material to the review panel that the president will have an opportunity to review the entire file, but not to delete any materials "He may, however, s, rebuttals or additional evidence he deems appropiate The review panel will establish and publicize a deadline for receipt of materials for the evaluation file. Also, the panel may request additional information during its formal review from any source when it believes the file is incomplete. If there is disagreement among members of the panel, individual or minority viewpoints may be included in the report, but must be identified as such. The panel's report to me will not contain any recommendations for personnel actions. in conclusion, I stress that the ultimate integrity of this evaluation process depends entirely upon the cooperation and support of all elements of the campus which should be well represented in the by faculty including appropriate participation I urge you and your colleagues to join this effort in a positive spirit, and to help bring it to a fair and successful conclusion. Thank you for your understanding and assistance. (signed) Clenn S. Dumke Chancellor Editors note: copies were sent to Mr. Roy T. Brophy, Dr. Norman A. Baxter, Dr. Joseph Piatt, Mr Albert Ruffo and Dr Raymond Rydell. Capital punishment means being unable to say Tm sorry' Xm-sSin A ^stem and eliminate the element human error, we believe the ti/ens should learn to "live" Juan Corona, convicted of murdering up to two score of farmworkers, will appear in March, providing he is reconvicted (He is facing a retrial.) Richard Nixon, John Mitchell and Spiro Agnew were mentioned as possible performers "We're not sure about the Watergate people," said Bongohoncho, 'as many students here are too young to remember them But the Vietnam War's still hot, so we may get Thieu or one of the people who made the tiger cages famous.* ..Bruce Scott J ,» I
Object Description
Title | 1978_11 The Daily Collegian November 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. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | November 1, 1978, Page 4-5 |
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 |
Full-Text-Search | Editorial You trust your mother; but you cut the cards an informal review . om the Chancellor has 'stacked em to CMJF by the Chan the deck in Baxter s avor* do not appear that far off the mark lpus last August there It the deck isn't stacked then ittenngs about a "white the cards are certainly marked 1 ooking ,ii the process There appears to be lit! le chance upcoming formal review tor a new deal, though hip as outlined in a letter Dumke guaranteed Haxter druellor Clenn S Dumke tile and to add commentaries gs were more than lusti rebuttals or additional i viden,e ' I his will have the .-tle.t ..I .-nhanung Dumke s own ie<..m mediations to the Board uf Iius tees at their I anuarymeeting Dumke who has reigned under .ippointees on the board hold the power then he might very well recommend that complaints .igainst Haxter be dismissed It he believes the Hrown appom 'i-es lo be in the ascendancy his recommendation could very well go the other direction Fither way political considerations .n the enviable position of having professors he has tired doubtless must look upon with envy Not only the substance, but the timing of Dumke's letter leaves much to be desired Ihe letter, due to arrive last Friday, arrived Monday, less than an hour before the Executive Committee ot the Academic Senate loming review I his provided the points ret lectio indeed. | aluation does, pne can only hope that Dumke s recommendations to the Trustees fall coincidently on the side of ustice- the side opposite nis pro redures for the review In addition to our normal a version to Ihe taking of human life, one particular problem with Proposition 7 which would re instate the death penalts lor certain offenses-looms particular ly large How do you apologize to someone wrongfully convicted and sentenced to pay the ultimate penalty? A simple "I m sorry' obviously won t do, nor can you Criminals and ghouls going on the circuit ■hole The College Union Deprogrammini Committee has been getting such , great response to the booking of "anti heroes' John Dean and Rughosi that they have picked slew of them for appearances n. y?ar 'Convicted Watergate conspirator John Dean, while he did not receive a great turnout, inspired many students to desire to emulate him,' said a committee spokesperson. 'There's an unprecedented demand for knowledge about how one can get into the dirty business of politics, do. a. few novels and speaking tours " 'Ghouls are very in' this year," said another committee member "Almost anybody who has prosecuted a mass murderer such as Charles Man- son can make a bundle on the college lecture circuit -as well as on paper back residuals and movie rights " 'We have a moral obligation to present programs wTiich are uplifting to the spirit," said Deprogramming Director Harry Bongohoncho 'Not only that, but we have an obligation.to show that Consequently, the Deprogramming Committee has booked "Koreagate' principles John McFall, Edward Royal and John Diggs for a January appear- "It's sort of a political barbershop quai tet," Bongohoncho said Ax-murderess Winnie Ruth Judd will be speaking on sexism in the prisons in January And if he can get a weekend pass, mass murderer Charles Manson will appear shortly thereafter to rebut Bugliosi. The Daily Callegian Chancellor's letter to Academic Senate From Page 2 analyzed and included in the panel's report, but will not be otherwise released The next step will be for the review panel to develop a comprehensive file, which includes the survey and other available data, on the performance of the president All material included in the file must be in documentary form The president has a responsibility to see that all information he feels is pertinent to the evaluation process becomes part of the I. le It should be clearly understood by all who submit material to the review panel that the president will have an opportunity to review the entire file, but not to delete any materials "He may, however, s, rebuttals or additional evidence he deems appropiate The review panel will establish and publicize a deadline for receipt of materials for the evaluation file. Also, the panel may request additional information during its formal review from any source when it believes the file is incomplete. If there is disagreement among members of the panel, individual or minority viewpoints may be included in the report, but must be identified as such. The panel's report to me will not contain any recommendations for personnel actions. in conclusion, I stress that the ultimate integrity of this evaluation process depends entirely upon the cooperation and support of all elements of the campus which should be well represented in the by faculty including appropriate participation I urge you and your colleagues to join this effort in a positive spirit, and to help bring it to a fair and successful conclusion. Thank you for your understanding and assistance. (signed) Clenn S. Dumke Chancellor Editors note: copies were sent to Mr. Roy T. Brophy, Dr. Norman A. Baxter, Dr. Joseph Piatt, Mr Albert Ruffo and Dr Raymond Rydell. Capital punishment means being unable to say Tm sorry' Xm-sSin A ^stem and eliminate the element human error, we believe the ti/ens should learn to "live" Juan Corona, convicted of murdering up to two score of farmworkers, will appear in March, providing he is reconvicted (He is facing a retrial.) Richard Nixon, John Mitchell and Spiro Agnew were mentioned as possible performers "We're not sure about the Watergate people," said Bongohoncho, 'as many students here are too young to remember them But the Vietnam War's still hot, so we may get Thieu or one of the people who made the tiger cages famous.* ..Bruce Scott J ,» I |