1986_05 The Daily Collegian May 1986

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Editor
"Welcome to Fantasy Island. In today's
thrilling episode, Steve Bruhn will once
again use his venomous quill to expose the
evil of Reaganism. The ever-befuddled
general public, upon reading his words of
Truly Mr. Bruhn, you amaze me. Your
recent article on the Libyan air raid was,
10 say the least, athletic. You begin in
Libya, jump to the United States, run to
Israel (do I delect a hi
and cross the finish line in Centi
ica   Your predictable conclusii
leadership of Madman Qaddifi. sponsorc<
BLOOM COUNTY
the MURDER of innocent people. Mil¬
itary action was necessary because our so-
called European allies were unwilling to
join us in strong, non-violent r
Go down to Nicaragua and U
Collegian criticized for sports role
ie pre-ai
i. Visit
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demolished
churches. Look for the unmarked graves
of those who proclaimed a faith other
than communism. Or maybe you could go
to Mother Russia. While there you could
visit the mental hospitals and prison cells
where some of the non-conforming await
their end.
Granted, Mr. Bruhn, there are many
things wrong with this country — but
what you have to offer scares me.
Robert Edwards
Editor
1 hate to beat an old 'Dog into the
ground, but I cant resist responding to
Ben Zayas' last column. I'm glad student?
finally know why the Collegian is the
Bulldogs' biggest campus booster. If I
may quote:
"Once at the meeting, I soon realized
just how important my new job really
was...I wasn't quite sure my job entailed
things like doing my part to fill Bulldog
Stadium."
And this, from the editor of a paper that
receives seats "courtside at Selland Arena,"
and rubs elbows with "Bulldog Foun¬
dation luminaries." Is it any wonder?
Consider that the Bulldog Foundation is
the Bulldog's athletic a<
complishments "be known to the students.
And guess who was kind of supposed to
tell them?"That's right, Ben Zayas and The
Daily Collegian.
It's no suprise to me that KFSR didnX
attend this Bulldog Foundation event.
This is the same KFSR that was first
allowed to broadcast football games from
the top of the pressbox at the stadium, and
later, kicked out altogether. With a sports
editor like Zayas. I'm sure the Collegian
deserved the special treatment it received.
But how about some ethics? How about
getting the real story on your own? How
about helping students get back into the
Red Wave? Well, maybe next semester.
— Sam Williams
Harsh words expressed for Bruhn's opinion
.xwithth
> eloquently (stick my
Editor Why does this paper continue to pri
garbage from a pro-communist and not finger in my throat) say are victims of 01
Erik Pappa had it backwards...he should allow for opinions from others who country? Actually, I really am sorry—
have kept the inserts and thrown out the wouldn't sell out their country to the first didn't know we are the cause for all tl
Collegian. Throughout this semester we PLO sympathizer soliciting donations? lerrorists doing what they are — and v
have been subjected to vomit-inducing Comrade Bruhn...if ours is the great probably caused yesterday's nuclear e:
editorials from Steve "Mommar" Bruhn. country of evil, why don't you leave and plosion in Russia too, huh?
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THIS UP t       TOTALLY
Wake up, when Americans and othersare
blown out of TWA jets, brutally kid¬
napped and beaten, publicly hanged, killed
tions, etc. etc, do what Nabbi Berry Bruhn
suggests...blame America.
After all, Qaddafi and Arafat arc lovers
of peace and would never even think of
doing something so evil. They go to bed at
night singing"Give Peace A Chance." Get
your head out of communist propaganda
s?r.d, Qaddafi-breath. Fly to Libya, apol¬
ogize to Qaddafi for us and if you get
blown out of the sky on the way over. Ill
blame America.
Yo» make me sick.
Andy Adams
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But what a year it has been at FSU
Editor i Note: This column is Ihe second
of a three-part series. Part HI will appear
in Friday's edition of the Collegian.
Frankly, I thought those students
who were interested in football
would go to the games anyway,
and those that weren't wouldn't.
1 didn't really see many bridges that
needed to be gapped, or "alienation," a
well-worn watchword two years before.
Some students may be peeved about the
seating situation at Selland Arena, and
rightly so. But it seems most students are
behind the Bulldogs in spirit.
Maybe Mr. Sam Williams, who writes
in today's Letters to the Editor — and
miscontrues sarcasm for sincerity — could
help the "students get back into the Red
Wave" by leading a charge to the door of
the athleticdirector's office and demanding
midcourt seats for the students who want
to be there with their Bulldogs.
Not one to be easily intimidated, I
decided to stay with it, and I'm
very glad I did. The 1985-86
academic year was one that will long be
remembered in the annals of Fresno Stale
athletics.
The Bulldogs made strong showings in
many sports, foremost of which Jim
Sweeney's Bulldogs, who garnered a PCAA
championship and capped an undefeated
season by whalloping previously unbeaten
Bowling Green University in Cal Bowl V.
And first-year Softball coach, Margie
Wright, guided her team to the No. 2 spot
in the country for six consecutive weeks,
the highest ranking a Fresno State team
But it doesn't end there. Four other
sports — soccer, wrestling, water polo and
golf— broke inlo the nation's top 20. And
I'm sure we'll be hearing from Bob
Bennett's Diamond 'Dogs and newly
appointed basketball coach Ron Adams'
If it has been a year of triumph, it has
also been a year of change. In the midst of
all the Bulldogmania, two key figures
synonymous'with Fresno State athletics
— Jack Lengyel and Boyd Grant — have
departed. And now that  FSU  has the
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