1974_11 The Daily Collegian November 1974

              2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN       Wednesday, November 6, 1974
Student Unions
(Editor's note: Student unionization ts sure to become an Increas¬
ingly viable. Issue as time goes on and students note the shortcomings
and Inconsistencies inherent In working within a student government
format. The Dally Collegian reprints this article on student unioniza¬
tion from The Pawprint, California State CoUege, San Bernardino's
student newspaper, and invites reaction, either pro or con.)
Student unionization, a concept much discussed among student
leaders during the past few years, will get Its first real test In the
coming school year at the University of Massachusetts.
Tbe Student Organizing Project there Is not signing up members
yet. But lt ls well financed and a competent full-time staff of four
has been spending the summer developing the resources necessary
to Introduce the concept of student collective bargaining when school
begins In the faU. SOP also hopes to serve as a working model for
SOP's goal ls to bargain In behalf of students and ultimately to
secure a contract with university administration. Tjhe contract could
cover such areas as tuition, academic requirements, student ser¬
vices, use or ree funds and virtually any other issue In which students
have an Interest, say SOP organizers..
Doug Phelps, an SOP staffer this summer, Is a Harvard Law stu¬
dent and a board member of the National Student Association. He
says the union would "enable students to bargain collectively for
their eontract with the university rather than simply accepting the
Implied contract that all students have with the school they attend.
Then this power would be used to preserve student rights, gain more
rol o
Placo
respond to faculty collects
l will woi
member, "tn fact, or
written Into the contract with the administration ml
.guarantees for student government Just as faculty u
assure specific roles for faculty senates."
The University of Massachusetts student governmer
SOP at least for the first year. The union has a hud
funded through student government, which eliminates I
sign up dues-paying members. In the fall, SOP will trc
campaign to "educate" students about the potential nfthi
A membership recruitment di
The student union organ!:
length of time necessary to gain recocnltion from Ih
•We're working now on setting up a student credit
King. "We plan lo establish other economic rooperat
JOHN IODINGS
Cleaning house in
1984
These    days,   when  everyone
seems to know Just about every-
flnd a friend you can really trust.
My best friend is probably the
little   black  box I carry around
derlng   aloud,   because   I  hadn't
found the mike yet.
The black box located It In the
lamp base. It was a pretty good
one, a wireless FM put out by
Micro Comm. My black box has
an  optional transmltter/scram-
p the
e guy o
I  the s
s IM
p yesterday, I
i on my black
1 beeping very
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at was nothing new.
and my box went ovei
»r so I could check to
eth had fallen out or m
mploded. They hadn
ox was l>eeplng pretty
o  I   picked   up  a sh<
The   bedroom  seemed  pretty
clean, so me and my black box
Tl   Of
week. This time
the line Sonic
three dollars
.  The
tot,
African jewelry
Terrillon scales
Cordon Bleu cookware
Heller plastics
Bridal registry
Nostalgia posters
DESIGN WORKS/2
FIG GARDEN VILLAGE
better half, a pressure sensitive
switch set at 185 pounds (I weigh
14T,).
■Where am I going to find a
38 pound mistress?"! wondered
aloud as I pulled up the wires
running along- the baseboard. I
I in mediately regretted any won-
probably on
a mental note to fetch 11 later.
AS I was pulling a cassette
tape recorder out of the toilet
tank, four tiles fell Into thebath-
tub and a drill bit poked through
the wall behind them.
•Damn It, McArdlel"! yelled.
"How many times do I have to
tell you, not through the tiles!"
I fell bad about yelling at him,
but my neighbor Is such an ama¬
teur. In a way though, lt.'s good
The kitchen was easy: one
camera behind the refrigerator
and a wireless Inside the over¬
head light fixture. I let In the cat
and found a mike taped up under
•Looks like a pretty slow day,"
I said to my black box. But that
was before I found the man In
my closet.
He was In there behind a false
wall, taking notes In shorthand
by the light of Ms miner's hat.
He didn't nave any legs, so I
Just handcuffed him to a chair and
let htm watch Dinah Shore.
I decided to phone the appro¬
priate agency and have the guy
picked up, but as I reached for the
phone 11 rang.
•Take this down,' said the
voice. 'But don't think about.lt.
Sidney Waddle has commissioned
the Romanian psychic Silvia Lei-
bowltz to monitor you telepathic-
ally. They are at 1700 Eighth
Street. Cot It? Don't think about
I wasn't thinking about it. The
Information didn't Impress me
nearly as much as the fact that
someone cared enough to give me
a friendly warning.
■Who are you?" I whispered
Into the phone. "Are you a friend
•You kidding?" said
I'm one of Waddle'i
tors,  trying lo chisel
Needless to say, I
appointed. "Well, wl
angle?' I asked.
But my little box v.
the vi
New series
Till' side-effects raise questions
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in In cooperation
I recently noticed a things. It could be a thicket
In my breast. What of the breast tissue, which
>an, and what do I do      common among college age wi
lebu failed your
pass-fail class.
You owe yourself an Oly.
geroua. Any unusual lump should
be checked. Generally, It is a
small cyst located Inside the
■ breast tissue. Go to a doctor and
let him decide what ls. the best
procedure to follow. He may de¬
cide to take a mammography (an
X-ray of the breast). If he finds
it ls
» you a
lybectomy (removal of lump), <
If lt appears to be cancerous,
he may decide on a biopsy (re¬
moval of a part of a lump for
closer observation). Upon finding
whether the lump Is benign (not
cancerous), or •malignant (can¬
cerous), either a partial or
radical mastectomy (removal of
breast) Is necessary.
AS for the pill. It may be that
since you have only been on lt for
three months, your body chemis¬
try may not have adjusted to It
yet. It. may be that the pill you
have ls too strong for you.Check
Defenseman Unrein chosen athlete of week
l    thlS    V
athlete of the week Is defensive
nose guard Don Unrein.
The player was honored atthls
week's meeting of IheSanJoaquIn
Valley Sportswriters andSports-
casters AasoclatlonheldatFres-
no's Edison High School.
Unrein was Just one of the many
defensive standouts in the Bull¬
dogs' shutout victory over North¬
ridge State Saturday night. It was
ihe first shutout recorded by a
Fresno State team under the
guidance of coach J R Boone. The
Dogs won 41-0.
The s
by way of Santa Ana Junior Col¬
lege, made eight unassisted tack¬
les and was in on some six more.
He also had three sackings of the
Northridge quarterback.
Unrein had a lot to do with the
Northridge starting quarterback
leaving the game midway through
the second naif. It seemed like
Unrein was the Matadors' fourth
running back, as many times as
he waa In their backfield.
•Don has been a stabllzing
factor for us all year,* said de¬
fensive coach John Codden. He
added he and Unrein went back
several years. Godden coached
at Santa Ana JC when Unrein
played there.
The Bulldog defensive unit his
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/, November 6, 1974
been hurt aU year by Injuries,
with several down linemen out the
rest of the season.
Unrein averages about four to
five tackles a game, according
to Godden and the first year coach
also added, 'He's a real strong
leader -the kind of guy that
typifies the defense.*'"
Codden satd the defense'really
punished the Northridge offense
by belng^quicker and outhltting
Coach Boone was also pleased
wllh the play of his defense. ■De¬
fense made tbe big play for us
.when lt counted.* Calvin Lane
had an 83 yard interception re¬
turn for a touchdown, the second
touchdown scored by the BuU-
dogs' defense in two weeks.
The defense came up with the
ball for the offense three times in
Saturday, night's game, twice by
fumbles' and once by Interception.
The 'Dogs also held the Matadors
on fourth down three times, once
Inside their own five yard line to
preserve the shutout.
Unrein and company win have
to be at their best this Saturday
night when the Bulldogs host Long
Beach State. The 49'ers scored
32 points In last weekend's 32-7
rout of Southern Illinois.
Women's volleyball
travels to humbolt
The CSUF women's volleyball
team will travel to Humboldt State
this Saturday for their next to
last conference match of the sea-
The women, now with a 1-2
record for the *A" team and* 2-1
record for the «b* team,-need to
win both of their lasttwo games
In order to have a chance to make
the Northern CaliforniaIntercol-.
logtate Athletic Conference fi¬
nals. The final* will be held Nov.
22-23 at San Jose State.
Last week both the A and theB
squads defeated San Franclaco
State.' Earlier In the year the
women downed tbe Hayward *B*
team, but lost to their *A* team.
Coach Leilanl Overstreet feels
her team has a chance to make
the finals, but will have to win
both of their two remaining games
to do so. Following the Humboldt
match, tha women play, Sonoma
Stat* oo Nov. 16.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA starts a running play in motion In yesterda/s game against Gherkins. Both
•cams were undefeated going Into yesterda/s clash, but only Gherkins remained undefeated after the
qame which they won 14-8. Photo by Jim Denman.
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Gherkins step
closer to IM
football title
The champion of the women's
intramural football competition ls
.. u but wrapped up. •
Gherkins took a big step to¬
wards that title'yesterday with
>vielr 14-8 victory over Kappa
Alpha Theta. With only a raln-
•incelled. game to be made up,
fwrklns Is the only remaining
^defeated team Ui~ the women's
football competition.
Both Kappa Alpha Theta and
herklns were undefeated going
' in yesterday's game. Both had
vntical 9-0 records. Gherkins
is  now 10-0 while Kappa Alpha
ste's Love Bugs Thursday to
aim the title all to themselves!
Me's record before yesterday
is three wins, five losses.
ADVERTISEMENT
Two thirds ot the American
.population a re concerned about
controlling their weight. Stu-
that's good," a Weight Cootrol I
Special will be served dally I
at   the   Cafeteria.   Favorite |
foods win be featured such ai
hamburgers, tacos, lasagne
served with vegetables, des-  "
sort  and  beverage. Caloric
values for each meal will be
posted, and suggestions made
for breakfasts and dinners to
guide the dieter to good eating
and top nutrition, while losing
weight.
These menus have been |
planned by Doris Dlsbrow, a
graduate student in dietetics. I
She will be available to answer |
questions on Tues. 9-11 I
and Thurs. 3-4 p.m. In the |
cafeteria ol
WEIGHT
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KJJj COMPLETE MEAL AV-
fflincludes entree, vegetables,W
(|l)        dessert, beverage (5
Calories are calculated for you.
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straight foes, Including a 14-0
■ictory over third place finisher,
iimble Trouble, just last week.
So Gherkins defeated their top
'wo challengers tn consecutive
*»eks to win the title.
Women to begin   .
basketball practice
Women's basketball practice
"eglns Nov. 12 at 5:30 p.m. In
the Women's Cyro. All Interested
women are urged to attend that
meeting or to talk with Miss
Picket, basketball coach.
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