1975_01 The Daily Collegian January 1975

              rut Qua, Qamptti,
too  busy   on   the   Fresno Univ
ersity of California campus for
Ihe  Razzberry  staff has  beer
i busy, too, lor the last few days
Jiscoveries about some amazing
ning our student body funds awa
:,  groundbreaking  ceremonies
y for'
sentative of President Boraxo
ibrary and the Ed-Psych Build-
tin Lancelot Hedbeard, personal
(who was away on business In
Razzberry staffer Elsie Goularl
As Ihe ceremonies began, Redbeard asked if he pould go to the
'tittle boys' sandbox" and he returned with quite a wild look in his
eye (left center). We soon found out why (top right) when Goulart
suddenly became too much for Redbeard to handle. He whipped open
his trenchcoat,  displaying (among other things!) the superb form of
Ms. Goulart was pleasantly surprised!
University of California ha<
And lastly,  the Razzberr
u know that Fresno
: siloes? Uh huh, so
lirty Commies ever
"Goofy* Nurd (bottom right). Goofy
lg his 'human mole* act on the lawn
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Thursday, January 9, 1975     THE DAILY COLLEGIAN-5
Sale of reds on campus nears approval
i. report from Student Affairs
5 been sent to the office of
^sldent Borman Boraxo
rmngly recommending the sale
reds" on the Fresno Unlver-
iy of California campus.
The report wa* commissioned
< months ago by the Academic
;,atc. Dean Ding Bell ofStudent
[»lr» satd that his office has
«n working "very hard* on the
port and that many members
.„ been putting In overtime.
■The time has come to end the
ed of student* to go off campus
purchase reds," tbe reports
id    "Leaving the  campus not
only poses a threat t<
valuable
prices are higher- for these com¬
modities off the campus."
Recommendation* ln tt.j re¬
port were that a "Seconal bar*
be established ln the old resi¬
dence hall dining room. It would
be open on fixed hours. Those
hours would be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
on Monday, Wednesday and Fri¬
day. Hours on Tuesday and
Thursday would be 2 to 5 p.m.
The bar would be closed week¬
ends and holidays.
No provisions were made ln
the report for the operation of the
bar during the summer sessions.
"But I would assume once the
bar got off the ground and busi¬
ness started booming, plans
would be made to cover this
gap,* Ding Bell said.
The Initial funding for the bar
will come from a $8,500 grant
from the Department of Health,
limited   only   I
said.   "Local 1
still have the rest of Fresno as
possible customers and we have
no assurance that aU student*
will do their business here.'
Despite tne disagreement be¬
tween on- and off-campus sup¬
pliers, students have expressed
much support for th* recommen-
It's about Urn* people started
thinking about us students and
do something nice for us,* said
an unidentified female student
who appeared to be quit* sleepy.
Another student said, "Who
gives a shit? I'va been selling on
campus for the last year any¬
way."
Because of the grant, the bar
will be able to offer merchandise
at substantial reductions. The
tower prices have caused several
dealers In the area to protest.
•How am I supposed to stay In
business with tbe Stat* of Cali¬
fornia trying to screw me at
every turn,* aald Seedy Huff ln a
Jockless look1 gaining with
liberated campus males
By Dtmwltt center
r many men on the Fresno
ersity of California campus
tion has hit below the belt.
3   result  of rising prices
the loosening of moral attl-
my men are doing without that
■!.!> jockstrap.
an efforttodlscoverjusthow
I, spread the "jockless look*
tus Razzberry reporter con-
•pd some extensive Interviews
■.e    I  finally managed
••* men to discuss the
luck   Ballaronl,   a   six-foot-
two hundred and fifty pound
".ill   player,   denied
i   massive   ]ock   burning by
i.ers of the football team,
-time of the guys In II
i   look nicer we a ring one than
..illy, i feel today's styles call
both the Jock and the Jock-
-  looks, but lt really just de-
■ other young   man,
— 1   to be  Identified, but wh<
. jronl  addressed as -Tiny,'
-ienc* either way, but Ideally
n.>ve In letting It all hangout.
v.nst of the menMgreed th:
id other reasons for wearing
lock, one Is practicality.
■The worst thing to have ls blue
ills,    believe    me,* Ballaronl
iick Drachma, a foreign stu-
:■ 11. said there Is more to being
•■rated than not wearing a Jock.
■1 m wouldn't believe the stigma
■ nivcd. It's so cheap.I wouldn't
:he buys catch me dead wlth-
iii my bUw supporter.*
fipRlbozzo, a well-bung senior
• tic bounced out of tbe gym with
■■■ifluence, said, "I love the Jock-
• ss look. I feel so free and easy
supporter as a youth he would be
■shaped differently* than today*.
•However, my girl friend ha* no
complaints,* he winked.
When asked how the absence of
jock straps tn P.E. classes has
affected morale. Coach Just Right
claimed spirits were
high, and said, 'My men are up
and around as usual.*
Razxberry. "Man, I've got a wife
and kids to support." Huff oper¬
ates at tbe Red Light Bar ln clo¬
vis.
Another 'businessman* ln tbe
area agreed. "With reds betng
I'U lose at leaat
' 40 per cent of my business,"
John Downing said. Downing'*
located on Bullard
Ave.
Ding Bell disagreed with these
•local businessmen." He said
campus sales will have no sig¬
nificant effect on them.
'Sales here on campus will be
Your roommate
has a $2,000 stereo
and four Donny
Osmond albums.
Ifou owe yDurself an Oly.
•When I wa* ln th* eighth
rade, everybody wor* Jock*,
ist   everybody,'   he   said, his
ire shaking. "7. Ju*t wor* my
Klbozzo said if ha had worn a
Big heist of
little blue pills
A baby boom ls expected at
- resno University of California
"'Uowlng the seizure of 1,500,000
' i "h control plUs yesterday at a
ior?i drug manufacturer.