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for engineers are for defense-related
work," Bruhnsaid. "Many of these people
will be working in the [nuclear] arms
race," which he characterized as "wasting
our talent."
Sen. Randy Reed, Arts and Humanities,
also agreed with the endorsement and
suggested a campaign to inform CSUF
students. When Sen. Brad Shinn, ag¬
riculture, home economics and industrial
arts said "I was unaware there was a
resolution [before the Fresno voters].
Reed replied "There's the problem. You
hit it right on the head."
"Two-thirds of all campus
interviews for engineers are
for defense-related work..."
—Bruhn
Young said the initative before tbe city
"forbids the manufacture, deployment
and transportation of nuclear weapons in
Fresno." Young and others support the
measure because they believe that it not
only threatens the world but it also drains
money from social service programs. Two
months ago they won a major victory
when the Fresno City Council voted to
put it on the March ballot.
The senate also listened to applicants
for senate positions, one of which recently
came open following the resignation of
Sen. Rebecca Sanchez, Post V. AS Pres¬
ident Jeff Hansen selected two candidates
each for two posts and asked the s
make the final judgement.
Mario Huerta, voting in proxy for Sen.
Richard Santana, education and human
development, objected to the proceedings,
however. He pointed out that AS bylaws
require the president to appoint one sen¬
ator for a vacant post and submit his or
her name for senate approval. Hansen and
a few other senators explained that the
move allowed the senate more input on
who its newest members would be, but
Huerta insisted that the matter be referred
to the Legal and Legislative committee.
Greg Barfield, president of the Pan-
African Union, was also critical of the
senate yesterday. He said that when the
PAU make a mistake in a funding request
last week they got "jumped on." He also
noted that various senators were "at each
other's throats. Students feel alienated
when they see you attacking each other."
Not long after that. Sen. Mark Richey
said someone in the AS office was stealing
paper - eight reams-worth so far - from
the AS office. Someone pointed out that
only three people had a key to the legis¬
lative vice president's office, where the
paper is kept. ■*,
"If only three people have keys,
one of them is a thieC'said  Richey.
senator-at-Iarge from post fL,"I r
implication that one of the Senators is a
thief," responded Seni.Melaoie Slaton,
post IV.  Richey later amended his re¬
marks. He said he spoke in the heat of the
moment and actually isn't sure who stole
the paper but he still thinks it was s
with access to the AS office.
The actual key holders are: the ti
office secretaries and Ann Johnston, t
legislative vice president.
In other legislative matters, the s
appointed  Harold Griswold as the AS
auditor and agreed to fund (
of park benches near the grass lawns
surrounded by the busii
and education-psychology buildii
cost of $27,795.
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: of dignity and self-respect. We
believe we are somebody. We must walk
with dignity," he said.
"Our only hope today lies in our ability
to revive the revolutionary spirit and to
fight racism and
tinued. "God, out of one blood, made all
dwell and inhabit the earth. It is
Valentines, the way to your
T    loved one's heart
Mifcilliitcs MN|;
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Charlei Fair speaks in the Free Speech area during a re dedication ceremony for tbe
Martin Luther King, Jr. table, on which he Is standing, and for the plaque, which is
on the cafeteria wall behind him.
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