1974_11 The Daily Collegian November 1974

              2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Monday, November 18, 1974
Editorial
Zionist misconceptions
At a time when the rest of the world Is attempting to rationally
discuss the problems of the Middle East, lt Is somewhat disappoint¬
ing to see that some apologists for Israel are doing nothing more
than throwing out the same tired misconceptions, contradictions
and stereotypes which have allowed the pressing problems there to go
unresolved  for   more than 25 years (see letter by James Newsom
Mr. Newsom's letter, unfortunately, raises more questions than
It resolves. How democratic can a state be when Its essential nature
Is undemocratic? If the Palestinians, numbering more than three
million, were allowed to return to their homeland, wouldn't the
present structure of government in Israel be changed radically?
Tales of genocide In the Middle East are being told bv all sides.
They add nothing to a solution. We could ask Mr. Newsom about the
1948 Israeli massacre of 254 Arab villagers at Deir Yassln, launched
by the 'Stern Gang," but we won't. We.won't mention similar atroci¬
ties at Kafr Kassero In 1356, when 47 people were killed by terrorists
of Israel, or a hundred other documented events.
deserved because of the slaughter of over six million Jews 1
Nazi Germany, should be borne only by the Palestinian people. I
this 'freedom and dignity?" For whom? The "chosen people?" Ho
can the Arabs and Palestinians, who know themselves to be semltl
brothers of the Jews, be committing; genocide against their ow
racial stock? No, Mr. Newsom, the problem is not one of religiou
hatred. The only hatred there Is aimed toward tbe fascist and 1m
periallst concept of Zionism.
Lastly, Mr. Newsom must he condemned for ending his lette
with an implicitly racist slur against the Arab people. Not all In thi
Middle East countries live tn opulenre. and most live In abjec
poverty. This too.   Is a problem which must be resolved. How woul
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Writer defends Israel
Editor:
fat of the Palestine Liberation
Ori-anl/.atlon trying to act like a
peace-loving Boy Scout at the
U.N. and then reading the letter
from theArab-AmericanOrganl-
zation here at CSUS. I feel I
must say something against this
propaganda aimed towards the
destruction of Israel
Israel today is the only de¬
mocracy In the Middle East.
Arabs, Christians and Jewish
people  live In equality Under tt
s of li
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Jewish   people   the   right to life
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Clarifies statement
Editor:
Just a note to clarify a state¬
ment alleged to me In the Nov.
13 article on the Faculty Bible
Study. The statement concern¬
ing the 'hippies* and "free
speechers" I may well have made;
Issue with the way the statement
was presented. One can infer that
hiPT-ics
and
rat!'.'.-!
From 1966-72 while I was in
college, I was a 'hippie* and
"free spoecher' and to a large
extent emotionally still am.
There were and are ma<iy, many
fine and beautlfulpeople who are
hippies and free speechers and
lt Is my view that the world
needs to experience more of
their freedom and spontaneity.
1 people "
o be s
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ill-
lnstutlonal  prejudice
ddllng through."
Thomas Boyle,
Advising Services
Monday, November 18, 1974       THE DAILY COLLEGIAN-3
Bulldogs mangle Wheatshockers 24-12
i  Battlin' Bulldogs
in offensive first I
a defensive ..    _    ......
ie WlchttaState University
Wheatshockers 24-12.
it was the final '
of the 1974 Bulldogs as they
il to the kick-back capital
e world, Hawaii, for their
game of the
e victory brought the 'Dogs
iat elusive .500 vlc-
wlth  a. 5-6
the Shockers
eighth loss of a lonf
ist one victory and o
e Bulldogs managed only 154
ishlng   (fullback   Vance
aids), but Wichita was
manage only 130 yards
Freshman Elbert Wll-
1 47 yards and George
4 yards to ihe
CSUF 0 21 !
SWU 0 12 i
CSUF
First Downs 18
Net Yards Rushing 154
Net Yards Passing 230
Total Yards 384
Pass/Comp.
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