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2-THE COUfOIAN Thursday October T, im Letters to tie eifcnr ' CU •polHical• 5SS- ' "~ * 3£'cS*rZ£..'i?J: r Ths argument given by our schsdutod paid speakers are Tunney backs Prop. 14 *>/ (•Continued from Pace I; House. ' After having attended s i ths lines of political By overturning the decision of control. If this be the case, they the CU Programming Committee could best be disassociated with to bring Cesar Chavez to speak, for they too are psrssitss. they set a tone of political cen- Argument* like thst seriously sorshlp, blatant conssrrstlsm, make me wonder where our and overt rattan. president's loyalties be. Ths origins] point in question I can only agree with the view was the amount of speaking time that CSUF is 100 years behind the hi relation to cost. Thst wss times. immediately reeolved by the fact Resort MasUss that ths contract could be ?lJ!!2r*JuZJP. "£ Students 'racist' contacted and agreed to the Editor: I sin vary angry at the ap¬ parent victory thst lbs racist students on the CSUF campus have won. The ssostor ssid be did ot feel Carter was doing that. "I noTtaSnSLttateTrd^ berths. Carter U. Christ!*, a3cythatc4rrt^U^r^dfoT but I do not feel Carter CTaWSoT dlscrlminste. Sglitast other He iaidbe hoped more money religions snd views." he ssid would be p/E?tmm£%- The fln.l £**•£** .»_,. Tunney concerned detente. Tunney ssid he supported detente as an ideal, but he didn't think it if he felt htd betn (uccessful since the Jimmy Carter wss using his spiels rsmsln "highly ex- rellgion to get into the White SoViStS remain psnsionist" Review 'Hustler': contents exposed wall. She has some sort of chic I decide I need to look St some racist political views of s asitic group whose ever even touched > people in Fresno don't support his causes." If this is to be accepted ss s legitimate argument, then we should limit those who are compatible to the views of all the community. Theoretically snd pragmatically following this mentality, we could not schedule any speakers. Maybe than ths money could be speaking appearance. Such transitory excuses snd Issue* ss AS funds, politics and the up-coming elections only serve as crystal clear attempts at covering up the real motives behind these actions If these students were so concerned about the misuse of student funds they would look farther than (be UFW president. I It Is my job to review, I decide that I can get two birds, shall we ssy, from the had s chance to look through one st my leisure yet so I will be starting fresh, with no precon¬ ceptions. And so, having assigned myself with the srduous tssk of reviewing the latest copy of JtilS. JfeM. VCONTEMPORARY HAIR DESIGN % Got the Latest in HAIR FASHIONS! ^^ If you dare! phone ^^. Gloria Jelladian ^%fr 233-0152 ijjgf SHOuucflsc cape gig Geed mask is ss Intimate ssd comfortable alatessaere is Ike Residence (if eteria Bids, • Sil.Oct.9 Two Shows 7 » 10 RM. pi miJ^^m6svft6i^GtT^or is to buy It. I drive to Uncle Tom's Cabin, a liquor store on the corner of First snd Tulare Streets which also sells i hefty array of assorted skin rags I shell out my fl .96 snd try to "For The Rest of Ths World." Hmm. We'll Just sss shout that Ths table of contents reveals thst mis Is going to contain a lot of what Kurt Vonnsgut Jr. calls "wide open beavers," and not a whole lot mors. Page five contains s self- righteous editorial whining about the "the old farts who sit on the (Supreme) Court." Oh well. Psgs 12 has an interesting little feature called "Asshole of the Month." II turns out thst this month's asshole Is some Judge in Massachusetts. He hss won this weighty honor for prosecuting one of Hustler's distributors. Psgs 17 has s column called "Sex Play." This particular one is subtitled "Gems on Cunt," snd I itself with the car* and "Know how to tell If a girl is wearing pantyhose? When she farts, her ankle* swell." It goes on, but It doesnt get any better. Whst Is the rationale for s magazine such ss this, we must ask ourselves. There must be s demand for It; there are virtually no straight ads, sc " subscription and newsstand sales That's one explanation. The Law of Physics: There is s void, so you fill it. Of course. How else could s > so sleazy and sexist as * But can this be true? I am in anguish. I refuse to believe thst there sre so many masturbation- crazed people with that kind of money to spend. Wait. A voice cries from my inner soul, haunting rr t, didn't Resiixtng what I am about to see, I come to the conclusion that I will need help to get through It I open a beer. Alright! I'm ready! Let me see Itl The cover of'Hustler, October 1976, shows s naked woman kneeling in front of a white stucco KATE' SCHOOL ClOVIS Married couple with no children to be surrogate parents to emotionally dis¬ turbed children. On the job training, transportation with penirs all furnished. Salary plus benefits. Opportunity for couple interested in this field to continue college ed¬ ucation. Call (209) 290-0244 Monday through Friday. Page 28 is fiction: "Never Fuck With Karma." Okay. Psge 37 Is "Hustler's Guide to American Massage Parlors." This is worthless. No one I know can afford those things. Psge 52 Is the "X Rated Reviews." The rstlng guide symbols sre cute little phslluse*. They sre, In order: "ERECTION! If this doesn't get It up, you're probably dead. Almost s constant turn-on. "THREE-QUARTERS erect. Worthwhile. Almost gets it up, but It can still be best. "HALF-ERECT. Slightly worthwhile. Probably get it up on you? How about hypocrite!" How can I cope with this question? How csn I justify my looking through s fhsgszine with 40 psges (I counted) of naked women in various poses? And no socially redeeming virtues? I open another Beer. Unable to come up with a satisfactory answer, I decide to ignore the whole matter of why this magazine exists It does, and that is enough. I mean, this question rstes up there with the all-time great questions like why is there sir snd why do birds fly. No one csn make you buy s msgsxlne, snd no one csn make you not buy it. But I suggest you do not buy Hustler. Put your money to better use. •TOTALLY LIMP. Couldn't get it up if you used s crane." Page 67 is the "Hustler Humor." Here is a random sample. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO LONDON 1977 WINTER PROGRAM TWO WEEK PROGRAM - 3 UNITS OF CREDIT JANUARY"2 - JANUARY 16, 1977 KSS9S. 00 Crlm 136T, British Criminal justice System !|$630.00 Drama 160, The London Stage '77 ^$595.00 Management I89T, British Buiinra Management jl-$595. 00 Soc Wei 122T, British Approaches to Social Welfare gj $595. 00 Education 190, Independent Study: British Studies All programs include air far*) (Oakland to Gatwick, England and return), ,room, breakfast, three-day bos four of English countryside and theatre tickets (Drama 160). i For information contact the Office of Continuing Education, CSUF. Published two days a week except holidays sad examination periods by the Associated Students of California State University, Fresno. Mall subscriptions IS per semester snd 112 per yesr. Editorial office: Keats Campus Building. telephone 4S7-24SS. Managing Editor Raymond Sports Editor Nsjarlan Paab Reporters Linda Brown. Jeff Evans. P*t Franklin, Jerry Helmets*. Jon Kawamoto. Mike Rotstan. Karen VaaderwalL Photographer Ksns Karsaer i. THE COLLEGiAN-3 Students enthusiastic about unique cluster course * ssmsster, ssid "It u to appeal to ths 17-unlt course, which fulfills According to Kehoe, I general education requirements, is shared by professors snd students alike. Now In lis third semester, lbs and a popular Introductory class Is filled to the maximum biology course, which was used with 47 students who will spend ss a control group about one month on field trips In the results, cluster students throughout ths southwestern gars mor United States and Mexico did the t studying biology, anthropology «»»yaw»ft«W*e*^ Isilriss^taSsaam^ssssTsid. »*■ » risk. Dot for me, par- I said, Ths first semester, mental Institution In San LuU sejatSy, it was a great ex- were M students and a Obispo. perience. McKnight ssid student reac- "At times I dldnt know where m to the ctsjsse was varied but »• were In the courss and there .t'sitffl a trial ar*l error thing." wss a ssnse of bemg lost but st spoiled st other colleges or to Hs ssid he thought the biggest the end It all earn together. I other subjects on campus, problem wss attracting freshmen «««wsd s lot but it's not Howerer, Kehoe said the class Is who were willing to takes chance something you csn put s grade "—ntfho with the course. on." for a "I think it's s good wsy to teach tran- general educs sportation. It isn't always easy to ssid. "It hast find a professor who Is -""- be out of town for one Casey and another cluster student, Ed Taylor, both fall on* big advantage of the class wss Kauffman receives award George B. Kauffman, pro- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft fsssor of chemistry st CSUF sur FOrderung dsr Wissen- ease* n.i, „ " has bssB swsrded a two-year schaften; and his work for the ly_t-'ySyr- °r* " m grant of*n,5O0 from the His- German government during ^vTsv—^T^L. n/r— *** ,nd PhUowphy °f Science World War I. m^LV^maL 7SrJ?Z£ DjvWon oluto National 8clsncs ^J^ztLi^ fy."*y Foundation for s project en- In ss much ss Nobel laureate each for introductory courses in attti "Seisoes. Industry. Gov- Fischer occupied the position titled "Science, Industry. Gov¬ ernment, end Society: The Case Professor* of Emil Fischer." Sll Mabey, Kauffman's research deals should shed considerable light Bernard McOoldrick and H. IUy specifically with Fischer's rela- on the general role of the *d- McKnlght teach the class but tions with industry; his role in entist in his relations with tecb- also. Field founding German scientific nology. government, the national although institutions, especially the economy, and society. I each other rather than In.- , dependent. With no conflicting ^•schedules, students snd ^professors sre together the entire ■ snd Involved with ssperlences snd | From this Idea, "Man and ths r Nstursl Environment" wss initiated. Later, a liberal arts ." began. Both courses • offered only In the Fall. positive experience that "couldn't be beat but waa a lot of work. There's no doubt about that," be ssid. Hs enjoyed the field work without having to miss Students cannot bold part-time Jobs snd take ths class. They cannot take other disss* (such ss in their major). They must also be able to afford about I12S for expenses In the field. Also if F ANNtttU WAS3A Mwmmsz sm.MZ.9 llVm.™ 12hiwots 006 HACKS ** sftuasi COU CHIP' THRONG GOHKSX How much foam on a glass of beer?
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Title | 1976_10 The Daily Collegian October 1976 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1976 |
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 |
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Title | Oct 7, 1976 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1976 |
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 | 2-THE COUfOIAN Thursday October T, im Letters to tie eifcnr ' CU •polHical• 5SS- ' "~ * 3£'cS*rZ£..'i?J: r Ths argument given by our schsdutod paid speakers are Tunney backs Prop. 14 *>/ (•Continued from Pace I; House. ' After having attended s i ths lines of political By overturning the decision of control. If this be the case, they the CU Programming Committee could best be disassociated with to bring Cesar Chavez to speak, for they too are psrssitss. they set a tone of political cen- Argument* like thst seriously sorshlp, blatant conssrrstlsm, make me wonder where our and overt rattan. president's loyalties be. Ths origins] point in question I can only agree with the view was the amount of speaking time that CSUF is 100 years behind the hi relation to cost. Thst wss times. immediately reeolved by the fact Resort MasUss that ths contract could be ?lJ!!2r*JuZJP. "£ Students 'racist' contacted and agreed to the Editor: I sin vary angry at the ap¬ parent victory thst lbs racist students on the CSUF campus have won. The ssostor ssid be did ot feel Carter was doing that. "I noTtaSnSLttateTrd^ berths. Carter U. Christ!*, a3cythatc4rrt^U^r^dfoT but I do not feel Carter CTaWSoT dlscrlminste. Sglitast other He iaidbe hoped more money religions snd views." he ssid would be p/E?tmm£%- The fln.l £**•£** .»_,. Tunney concerned detente. Tunney ssid he supported detente as an ideal, but he didn't think it if he felt htd betn (uccessful since the Jimmy Carter wss using his spiels rsmsln "highly ex- rellgion to get into the White SoViStS remain psnsionist" Review 'Hustler': contents exposed wall. She has some sort of chic I decide I need to look St some racist political views of s asitic group whose ever even touched > people in Fresno don't support his causes." If this is to be accepted ss s legitimate argument, then we should limit those who are compatible to the views of all the community. Theoretically snd pragmatically following this mentality, we could not schedule any speakers. Maybe than ths money could be speaking appearance. Such transitory excuses snd Issue* ss AS funds, politics and the up-coming elections only serve as crystal clear attempts at covering up the real motives behind these actions If these students were so concerned about the misuse of student funds they would look farther than (be UFW president. I It Is my job to review, I decide that I can get two birds, shall we ssy, from the had s chance to look through one st my leisure yet so I will be starting fresh, with no precon¬ ceptions. And so, having assigned myself with the srduous tssk of reviewing the latest copy of JtilS. JfeM. VCONTEMPORARY HAIR DESIGN % Got the Latest in HAIR FASHIONS! ^^ If you dare! phone ^^. Gloria Jelladian ^%fr 233-0152 ijjgf SHOuucflsc cape gig Geed mask is ss Intimate ssd comfortable alatessaere is Ike Residence (if eteria Bids, • Sil.Oct.9 Two Shows 7 » 10 RM. pi miJ^^m6svft6i^GtT^or is to buy It. I drive to Uncle Tom's Cabin, a liquor store on the corner of First snd Tulare Streets which also sells i hefty array of assorted skin rags I shell out my fl .96 snd try to "For The Rest of Ths World." Hmm. We'll Just sss shout that Ths table of contents reveals thst mis Is going to contain a lot of what Kurt Vonnsgut Jr. calls "wide open beavers," and not a whole lot mors. Page five contains s self- righteous editorial whining about the "the old farts who sit on the (Supreme) Court." Oh well. Psgs 12 has an interesting little feature called "Asshole of the Month." II turns out thst this month's asshole Is some Judge in Massachusetts. He hss won this weighty honor for prosecuting one of Hustler's distributors. Psgs 17 has s column called "Sex Play." This particular one is subtitled "Gems on Cunt," snd I itself with the car* and "Know how to tell If a girl is wearing pantyhose? When she farts, her ankle* swell." It goes on, but It doesnt get any better. Whst Is the rationale for s magazine such ss this, we must ask ourselves. There must be s demand for It; there are virtually no straight ads, sc " subscription and newsstand sales That's one explanation. The Law of Physics: There is s void, so you fill it. Of course. How else could s > so sleazy and sexist as * But can this be true? I am in anguish. I refuse to believe thst there sre so many masturbation- crazed people with that kind of money to spend. Wait. A voice cries from my inner soul, haunting rr t, didn't Resiixtng what I am about to see, I come to the conclusion that I will need help to get through It I open a beer. Alright! I'm ready! Let me see Itl The cover of'Hustler, October 1976, shows s naked woman kneeling in front of a white stucco KATE' SCHOOL ClOVIS Married couple with no children to be surrogate parents to emotionally dis¬ turbed children. On the job training, transportation with penirs all furnished. Salary plus benefits. Opportunity for couple interested in this field to continue college ed¬ ucation. Call (209) 290-0244 Monday through Friday. Page 28 is fiction: "Never Fuck With Karma." Okay. Psge 37 Is "Hustler's Guide to American Massage Parlors." This is worthless. No one I know can afford those things. Psge 52 Is the "X Rated Reviews." The rstlng guide symbols sre cute little phslluse*. They sre, In order: "ERECTION! If this doesn't get It up, you're probably dead. Almost s constant turn-on. "THREE-QUARTERS erect. Worthwhile. Almost gets it up, but It can still be best. "HALF-ERECT. Slightly worthwhile. Probably get it up on you? How about hypocrite!" How can I cope with this question? How csn I justify my looking through s fhsgszine with 40 psges (I counted) of naked women in various poses? And no socially redeeming virtues? I open another Beer. Unable to come up with a satisfactory answer, I decide to ignore the whole matter of why this magazine exists It does, and that is enough. I mean, this question rstes up there with the all-time great questions like why is there sir snd why do birds fly. No one csn make you buy s msgsxlne, snd no one csn make you not buy it. But I suggest you do not buy Hustler. Put your money to better use. •TOTALLY LIMP. Couldn't get it up if you used s crane." Page 67 is the "Hustler Humor." Here is a random sample. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO LONDON 1977 WINTER PROGRAM TWO WEEK PROGRAM - 3 UNITS OF CREDIT JANUARY"2 - JANUARY 16, 1977 KSS9S. 00 Crlm 136T, British Criminal justice System !|$630.00 Drama 160, The London Stage '77 ^$595.00 Management I89T, British Buiinra Management jl-$595. 00 Soc Wei 122T, British Approaches to Social Welfare gj $595. 00 Education 190, Independent Study: British Studies All programs include air far*) (Oakland to Gatwick, England and return), ,room, breakfast, three-day bos four of English countryside and theatre tickets (Drama 160). i For information contact the Office of Continuing Education, CSUF. Published two days a week except holidays sad examination periods by the Associated Students of California State University, Fresno. Mall subscriptions IS per semester snd 112 per yesr. Editorial office: Keats Campus Building. telephone 4S7-24SS. Managing Editor Raymond Sports Editor Nsjarlan Paab Reporters Linda Brown. Jeff Evans. P*t Franklin, Jerry Helmets*. Jon Kawamoto. Mike Rotstan. Karen VaaderwalL Photographer Ksns Karsaer i. THE COLLEGiAN-3 Students enthusiastic about unique cluster course * ssmsster, ssid "It u to appeal to ths 17-unlt course, which fulfills According to Kehoe, I general education requirements, is shared by professors snd students alike. Now In lis third semester, lbs and a popular Introductory class Is filled to the maximum biology course, which was used with 47 students who will spend ss a control group about one month on field trips In the results, cluster students throughout ths southwestern gars mor United States and Mexico did the t studying biology, anthropology «»»yaw»ft«W*e*^ Isilriss^taSsaam^ssssTsid. »*■ » risk. Dot for me, par- I said, Ths first semester, mental Institution In San LuU sejatSy, it was a great ex- were M students and a Obispo. perience. McKnight ssid student reac- "At times I dldnt know where m to the ctsjsse was varied but »• were In the courss and there .t'sitffl a trial ar*l error thing." wss a ssnse of bemg lost but st spoiled st other colleges or to Hs ssid he thought the biggest the end It all earn together. I other subjects on campus, problem wss attracting freshmen «««wsd s lot but it's not Howerer, Kehoe said the class Is who were willing to takes chance something you csn put s grade "—ntfho with the course. on." for a "I think it's s good wsy to teach tran- general educs sportation. It isn't always easy to ssid. "It hast find a professor who Is -""- be out of town for one Casey and another cluster student, Ed Taylor, both fall on* big advantage of the class wss Kauffman receives award George B. Kauffman, pro- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft fsssor of chemistry st CSUF sur FOrderung dsr Wissen- ease* n.i, „ " has bssB swsrded a two-year schaften; and his work for the ly_t-'ySyr- °r* " m grant of*n,5O0 from the His- German government during ^vTsv—^T^L. n/r— *** ,nd PhUowphy °f Science World War I. m^LV^maL 7SrJ?Z£ DjvWon oluto National 8clsncs ^J^ztLi^ fy."*y Foundation for s project en- In ss much ss Nobel laureate each for introductory courses in attti "Seisoes. Industry. Gov- Fischer occupied the position titled "Science, Industry. Gov¬ ernment, end Society: The Case Professor* of Emil Fischer." Sll Mabey, Kauffman's research deals should shed considerable light Bernard McOoldrick and H. IUy specifically with Fischer's rela- on the general role of the *d- McKnlght teach the class but tions with industry; his role in entist in his relations with tecb- also. Field founding German scientific nology. government, the national although institutions, especially the economy, and society. I each other rather than In.- , dependent. With no conflicting ^•schedules, students snd ^professors sre together the entire ■ snd Involved with ssperlences snd | From this Idea, "Man and ths r Nstursl Environment" wss initiated. Later, a liberal arts ." began. Both courses • offered only In the Fall. positive experience that "couldn't be beat but waa a lot of work. There's no doubt about that," be ssid. Hs enjoyed the field work without having to miss Students cannot bold part-time Jobs snd take ths class. They cannot take other disss* (such ss in their major). They must also be able to afford about I12S for expenses In the field. Also if F ANNtttU WAS3A Mwmmsz sm.MZ.9 llVm.™ 12hiwots 006 HACKS ** sftuasi COU CHIP' THRONG GOHKSX How much foam on a glass of beer? |