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Page 4 The Daily Collegian
OPINION March 7,1986
March 7,1986 PERSONALS
LurUs i)i*ib w'^o"
. BUT 11$ ONLY
*100 MILLION
10 SUPPOR-f
_ THE CONTRAS
LOOK, I STTlAJGHTENED
OUT THE
PHILIPPINES,
DIDN'T I?
objectivity of the publications cut from
funding is questionable itself, perhaps to
the point of offending employees dedi¬
cated to giving their readers straight news.
I have no objections to minority news¬
papers, but I do object to publications
with skewed objectives distributing their
newspapers by placing them inside The
Daily Collegian.
The Daily Collegian is a newspaper
directed towards all people, without regard
to their national origin. Let's keep it that
way, as all news should be.
Mark S Arc
SDI still needed
Editor:
Professor George Kauffman, distin¬
guished chemist, prolific publisher, ama¬
teur dabbler in world affairs and inveter¬
ate apologist for the Soviets, has tuned up
his heroic assault on presidential attempts
to enchance the national defense. Predic¬
tably branding the Strategic Defense
s"destabilizing"(Why is it that
Personals
Trillian
Hey kid. sorry about the r
know? I've been in a bad mood s
the royalilies deal on this "ultin
tion" thing. Belgium, man!
Still from a different planet.
The Daily Collegian Page 5
hingth
ing?). t
nsdois
Letters
to the editor
Publish separately
: professor focuses his
siderable wrath on Reagan's Washing¬
ton as the root cause of all the world's
stress. Never mind, of course, that SDI is
strictly defensive, non-nuclear, poses no
threat to populations or other ground-
based targets and serves no other purpose
than to guarantee that enough of America
would survive an ill-advised first strike as
a precipitous i
To
The weekend looked promising at the
start. On Friday we stressed in the car with
no-name. The keg took 2 hours to get. We
finally got to no-names and met the
group. We were on our way to Popolo's
and something sad happened. The pizza
was good, even though there was stress at
the table between no-names. No-names
apartment was ready with tire keg. We got
there and started to drink. We look no-
name home, and more stress occured. The
night was funny (sarcasm) especially when
stuff. We finally found it. and laughed at
Yoda with her penny-loafer ears. More
kend will be remembered forever.
Signed.
SOME or LOTS?
: all wor
ic pri.
8, Thin.
e peace-keeping
aggressive
inferences of racial bias is a
— and politically dangerous
groups of college students to
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JUST THE BEGINNING OF
YOUR EDUCATION.
Look into it. and you'll discover that one of the
most important parts of Amiv Nursing is its dedication
to continuing education Army Nurses are encouraged
to attend professional -.inferences, pursue advanced
degrees and study a variety of nursing specialties
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in the Umted States or Puerto Rico, check into Army
Nursing opportunities li could he .in education
Phone
George parts flectingly from the Soviet
line only when he declares the SDI con¬
cept unworkable. Moscow seems to take it
more seriously and appears prepared to
spare no quarter in heading off U.S.
development of a system they apparently
earnestly believe threatens to neutralize at
last their current military advantage.
The instinct to defend oneself from
aggression cannot be repealed by profes-
Theday was perfect for bailie. The chal¬
lenge: made and accepted With a blast of
a horn [he contest began. We left five
behind lo guard our own flag, while the
sacred star. While yells and screams filled
stood their ground. S
l he \
o fall, i
e fol-
I by f
like n
hing better than tc
ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. (209)291 5480
>uld make them subject to nuclear
ail and Soviet domination. Amer-
Is SDI; and George should slick 10
se knights pro-
lm wouldn't let
mighty Fig and
See PERSONALS, page S
AirGuitar
tryouts
Applications available
in College Union 306
!DEADLINE EXTENDED}
' [poOLa}o | TO 5:00 P.M.,,
Vintage Days off ice 294-4008
giffityChurch pf Fresno.
(The Daily Word People) {
Sundays: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Adult Class
11 a.m. Church Service, Sunda} School J
U.ni teens, Y.O.U., Nursery
Wednesdays 7-8 p.m. Midweek Inspiration
Office phone 266-6602 Dial-a-prayer 233-3
985 N. Palm (Between Olive & Belmont)
Personals
Continued from page 4
Wondering a moment about our absent
comradies: Stewie, Dong, the Sandman,
and our great Bowanga hunter. We cap¬
tured our prize and headed for base,
where Buzz" was now all alone. Bullets flew
and screams filled the air. Yet J.D. braved
it all and with a cry and a dash the battle
was ours. Our cry of Victory filled the air.
The day was done and as we turned
n.wehea
exclaim, "What happene
To FSU Women's Hoop Team-
Congrats on your super season, the
winningest ever!
Thanks for all the "fun-n-games," it's
been great. We think you're the best. Best
wishes for a post-season bid. We're behind
■u all tl
way.
HOLD ON HOLDOUT!
HOLD ON HOLD OUT KEEP A
HOLD ON STILL IF YOU DON'T SEE
WHAT YOUR LOVE IS WORTH NO
ONE EVER WILL
YOU'VE DONE YOUR TIME ON
THE BOTTOM LINE AND IT AIN'T
NO THRILL,
THERE'S GOTTOBESOMETH1NG
MORE KEEP A HOLD ON STILL
YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS YOU'RE
WAITING FOR HOLD ON, HOLD
OUT, HOLD ON
GIVEUPYOUR HEART AND YOU
LOSE YOUR WAY TRUSTING
ANOTHER TO FEEL THAT WAY
GIVE UP YOUR HEART AND YOU
YOU FIND YOURSELFL1V1NG FOR
SOMETHING IN SOMEBODY ELSE
SOMETIMES YOU WONDER WHAT
HAPPENS JO LOVE SOMETIMES
THE TOUCH OF A FRIEND IS
WORTH ENOUGH
Jackson Browne
Sven-
Thanks for being my friend and brother.
Congratulations Ranger-man. I love you!!
Sigrid
To the Brothers of Theta Chi
Congratulations on yourwinin Adven¬
ture game "86. To all the participants, it
was great to meet yqu on the field of
honor. Hope to see you next time.
The Knights of Sigma Nu
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TO THE-LUCKY "BOZOS"
The day of reckoning's near! We're
looking to kick some "A TEAM" Ass —
by 20.
Sincerely,
TneM's
, John Doyle
How about some print in between? Say,
the lower level of the bookstore — copy
Attn: Little Brother, Mjr Fellow Ninja
I hear the ways of the silent warrior
calling to us. The time has come. Let us
tread silently and leave the marks of our
passage on our target, like we did so long
To the PrcsMent of the Dtuabaatt dab
Are we going to have an alumni associa¬
tion? When's the next meeting? No one's
active anymore, isn't that great? We should
have our Alumni Meeting as soon as pos¬
sible. You know the saying, "Dumbshits
don't ever really go Alum, (hey just get
recycled."
TWVJ».
HE-MAN
. You sure have an exciting week ahead
of you...knock them dead big brother!!!
In my eyes you've already won, so just go
pick up that trophy in Iowa.
Love Ya.
Your LIL' SIS
ago.
Your Big Bro
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I lions, lis the j
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Object Description
| Title | 1986_03 The Daily Collegian March 1986 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1986 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) 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 | Associated 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 |
Description
| Title | Mar 7, 1986 Pg. 4-5 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1986 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) 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 | Associated 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 | Page 4 The Daily Collegian OPINION March 7,1986 March 7,1986 PERSONALS LurUs i)i*ib w'^o" . BUT 11$ ONLY *100 MILLION 10 SUPPOR-f _ THE CONTRAS LOOK, I STTlAJGHTENED OUT THE PHILIPPINES, DIDN'T I? objectivity of the publications cut from funding is questionable itself, perhaps to the point of offending employees dedi¬ cated to giving their readers straight news. I have no objections to minority news¬ papers, but I do object to publications with skewed objectives distributing their newspapers by placing them inside The Daily Collegian. The Daily Collegian is a newspaper directed towards all people, without regard to their national origin. Let's keep it that way, as all news should be. Mark S Arc SDI still needed Editor: Professor George Kauffman, distin¬ guished chemist, prolific publisher, ama¬ teur dabbler in world affairs and inveter¬ ate apologist for the Soviets, has tuned up his heroic assault on presidential attempts to enchance the national defense. Predic¬ tably branding the Strategic Defense s"destabilizing"(Why is it that Personals Trillian Hey kid. sorry about the r know? I've been in a bad mood s the royalilies deal on this "ultin tion" thing. Belgium, man! Still from a different planet. The Daily Collegian Page 5 hingth ing?). t nsdois Letters to the editor Publish separately : professor focuses his siderable wrath on Reagan's Washing¬ ton as the root cause of all the world's stress. Never mind, of course, that SDI is strictly defensive, non-nuclear, poses no threat to populations or other ground- based targets and serves no other purpose than to guarantee that enough of America would survive an ill-advised first strike as a precipitous i To The weekend looked promising at the start. On Friday we stressed in the car with no-name. The keg took 2 hours to get. We finally got to no-names and met the group. We were on our way to Popolo's and something sad happened. The pizza was good, even though there was stress at the table between no-names. No-names apartment was ready with tire keg. We got there and started to drink. We look no- name home, and more stress occured. The night was funny (sarcasm) especially when stuff. We finally found it. and laughed at Yoda with her penny-loafer ears. More kend will be remembered forever. Signed. SOME or LOTS? : all wor ic pri. 8, Thin. e peace-keeping aggressive inferences of racial bias is a — and politically dangerous groups of college students to YOUR BSM COULD BE JUST THE BEGINNING OF YOUR EDUCATION. Look into it. and you'll discover that one of the most important parts of Amiv Nursing is its dedication to continuing education Army Nurses are encouraged to attend professional -.inferences, pursue advanced degrees and study a variety of nursing specialties If you're a student working on your BSN or if vou already have a BSN and are regisrered to practice in the Umted States or Puerto Rico, check into Army Nursing opportunities li could he .in education Phone George parts flectingly from the Soviet line only when he declares the SDI con¬ cept unworkable. Moscow seems to take it more seriously and appears prepared to spare no quarter in heading off U.S. development of a system they apparently earnestly believe threatens to neutralize at last their current military advantage. The instinct to defend oneself from aggression cannot be repealed by profes- Theday was perfect for bailie. The chal¬ lenge: made and accepted With a blast of a horn [he contest began. We left five behind lo guard our own flag, while the sacred star. While yells and screams filled stood their ground. S l he \ o fall, i e fol- I by f like n hing better than tc ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. (209)291 5480 >uld make them subject to nuclear ail and Soviet domination. Amer- Is SDI; and George should slick 10 se knights pro- lm wouldn't let mighty Fig and See PERSONALS, page S AirGuitar tryouts Applications available in College Union 306 !DEADLINE EXTENDED} ' [poOLa}o | TO 5:00 P.M.,, Vintage Days off ice 294-4008 giffityChurch pf Fresno. (The Daily Word People) { Sundays: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Adult Class 11 a.m. Church Service, Sunda} School J U.ni teens, Y.O.U., Nursery Wednesdays 7-8 p.m. Midweek Inspiration Office phone 266-6602 Dial-a-prayer 233-3 985 N. Palm (Between Olive & Belmont) Personals Continued from page 4 Wondering a moment about our absent comradies: Stewie, Dong, the Sandman, and our great Bowanga hunter. We cap¬ tured our prize and headed for base, where Buzz" was now all alone. Bullets flew and screams filled the air. Yet J.D. braved it all and with a cry and a dash the battle was ours. Our cry of Victory filled the air. The day was done and as we turned n.wehea exclaim, "What happene To FSU Women's Hoop Team- Congrats on your super season, the winningest ever! Thanks for all the "fun-n-games," it's been great. We think you're the best. Best wishes for a post-season bid. We're behind ■u all tl way. HOLD ON HOLDOUT! HOLD ON HOLD OUT KEEP A HOLD ON STILL IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOUR LOVE IS WORTH NO ONE EVER WILL YOU'VE DONE YOUR TIME ON THE BOTTOM LINE AND IT AIN'T NO THRILL, THERE'S GOTTOBESOMETH1NG MORE KEEP A HOLD ON STILL YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS YOU'RE WAITING FOR HOLD ON, HOLD OUT, HOLD ON GIVEUPYOUR HEART AND YOU LOSE YOUR WAY TRUSTING ANOTHER TO FEEL THAT WAY GIVE UP YOUR HEART AND YOU YOU FIND YOURSELFL1V1NG FOR SOMETHING IN SOMEBODY ELSE SOMETIMES YOU WONDER WHAT HAPPENS JO LOVE SOMETIMES THE TOUCH OF A FRIEND IS WORTH ENOUGH Jackson Browne Sven- Thanks for being my friend and brother. Congratulations Ranger-man. I love you!! Sigrid To the Brothers of Theta Chi Congratulations on yourwinin Adven¬ ture game "86. To all the participants, it was great to meet yqu on the field of honor. Hope to see you next time. The Knights of Sigma Nu BLOOM COUNTY Sunridge To wnhouses 2 Bedroom Starting at $400 4885 N. Chestnut 294-8012 CLASSIFIED $Need Cash? $500/1,000 stuffing envelopes! Guaranteed! Rush stamped addressed envelope McManna Enterprises Box 1458/TC Springfield, OB 97477 Quality Typing 222-3226 Typing/Word Processing Student rates 227-9431 God & Mike Eagles California New Governor '86 Republican Leader Greal opportunity for our centennia Call now! 299-5363 NOW HIRING Sunset Patio Cover Co. Hourly wage, door to door 229-4602 K2 710 FO Skis Length 195, Look 77 bindings. J135/o[fer 432-8576 after 4 p.m. Hypnotist Improve grades through Hypnosis. G uaranteed! 226-9489 One Block to CSUF College Apartments, 1 bedroom furnished or unfurnished Phone 227-0390 Typing-Word Processing Term papers, letters, resumes Call Linda 252-5219 Apartments For Rent 2 bedrooms • IV, bath $345 per month + J250 security deposit 4991 N. Chestnut 266-2146 Typing Unlimited Term papers. Reasonable rates. Barnyard Shopping Center, Clovis TO THE-LUCKY "BOZOS" The day of reckoning's near! We're looking to kick some "A TEAM" Ass — by 20. Sincerely, TneM's , John Doyle How about some print in between? Say, the lower level of the bookstore — copy Attn: Little Brother, Mjr Fellow Ninja I hear the ways of the silent warrior calling to us. The time has come. Let us tread silently and leave the marks of our passage on our target, like we did so long To the PrcsMent of the Dtuabaatt dab Are we going to have an alumni associa¬ tion? When's the next meeting? No one's active anymore, isn't that great? We should have our Alumni Meeting as soon as pos¬ sible. You know the saying, "Dumbshits don't ever really go Alum, (hey just get recycled." TWVJ». HE-MAN . You sure have an exciting week ahead of you...knock them dead big brother!!! In my eyes you've already won, so just go pick up that trophy in Iowa. Love Ya. Your LIL' SIS ago. Your Big Bro 'ATATATAWATATAVATATAWATAVAWmATATATt How to buy a performance" I lions, lis the j ■ litue things. the American Express* Card concert tickets for your favorite airplane tickets for your vaca- perfect vray to pay for all the and the big-ticket items, that you'll want during college How to get the Card before you graduate, Because we believe college Is the first sign' of success, we've made it easier for you to get the American Express Card. Graduating idenuan get the Card as soon is they accept a JIO.OOO careerorlented K*. If you're not gradualing yet, you can apply for a special sponsored Card, look for student applications on campus. Or call 1-800-THE-CAitD, and tell them application. The American Express Card. Don't leave school without it* |
