1965_04 The Daily Collegian April 1965

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The Collegian
Monday, April 5,1965
Monday, April 5,1965
The Collegian
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Prof seeks reelection to
Board of Education
Students to attend
model UN parley
SHACKLED AT GUN POINT — Smith is locked In I
the watchhil  eye of Lt.   HaUam and other deputies before being
husUed off to JaU for booking. Of the three arrested at 4661 East
Liberty St., one was set free, a second was arrested for suspicion
of assault with a deadly weapon, and Smith was held on previous
warrants.
PHOTO BY PAT STANLEY
Capture
(Continued from Page 1)
Dr. WUllam Dlensteln, profes¬
sor of social science and crimin¬
ology, Is seeking a second four-
year term on the Fresno Board
of Education because, "The most
Important funcUon of a com¬
munity Is to educate its young."
"To short change these young¬
sters by depriving them of ade-
lng is a dangerous policy for the
future of our country," he con-
•I felt four years ago that there
was a number of things the public
had ought to be made aware of
about the Fresno City System.
■I think a teacher, who Is fa-
mUlar with the ftincUon and oper¬
ation of a complex school system.
Is really the oMy one that knows
where to look for the strengths
and deflclences in the school sys¬
tem," Dlensteln said.
on the board, I have found that A program to Improve funda-
there are two counselors tor the mental reading skUls; Increased
j3,000   elementary pupUs. The emphasis on classroom reaching;
commuMty can't make intelligent compensatory education for those
decisions and have a good system who can bo helped by lt; and duty
deficiencies," he explained. mentary teachers.
As the board of education is There are three positions to be
now   constituted, Dr. Dlensteln flUed on the board, according to
says he is the only educator on Dr.   Dlensteln, at the Apr.  13
lt. The other board members are election, with six people running
a doctor, an attorney, a president for them. The three highest vote
of a buUdlng and loan assocla- getters will be elected to the va-
e said.
Ph.D., he points out. Dr.   Dlensteln  hoi
Dr. Dlensteln, who Is serving forMa Life Teaching
as president of the board, lists and is an expert on Juvenl
the accomplishments of the last Unquency. Ho participated
Call-
Maglstrates In Naples, Italy.
meetings In the evening when
parents and teachers can attend.
Open cnroUment In the school
i ago Dr. Dlensteln   district   (youngsters   I
FSC loday       ^
D'Aboy speaks
the Caruthers bar.
:t thing I knew, they had
Witnesses s
Ing   the gun,
off."
Within 90 mini
fight the trio's I
surrounded
ruck   ln8   system of the elementary creases and fringe benefits ln-
bot-   schools and was told that Fresno eluding  a  fixed amount pMd by
Irod   nad a good counseling system. the district towards each teach-
"In thecourse of my four years ers health plan.
TadGovt. agenda
The Rev. John E. D'Aboy, Bap¬
tist campus minister, wUl dis¬
cuss his recent partlclpaUon In
the freedom march at Montgom¬
ery, Ala. at a meeting tonight of
the Roger WUIlams Fellowship,
an orgaMzatlon for American
Baptist   students.   The  meeting
1. The  Board of Publications
house had been    vUl   meet today a, 3 pM m Ag   0pen  House  Weelc
police.  Another    226   t0 dlscuss  bWs  submit,^   2 pm Wednesday in the
for printing of next year'
wlU be held at 7:30 o'
at the
KFSR Programming
Radio 660 3-11 PM
Direct to the dorms
President's Office.
3. The Constitution
Committee wUl meet
Wednesday In the Stude
ldentr
^n™!"/°^   CoUe«e   Religious Center.  The
public  Is  Invited  to  attend  the
Social Welfare Club
d Hoc Committee wlU  ^^ WolIare £lub tomorrow
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ut Student Gov-
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When is a Fresno State College
student    not    an   FSC  student?
•When he's an Australian dele-
gate to the Model UMted Nations,"
**• answered Leon Baradat.
Baradat, FSC's Model UN am¬
bassador, said 12 other delegates
wUl travel with Mm and Dr.
Howard CampbeU, professor of
speech and the group's faculty
adviser, to Claremont CoUege for
the Model UN CoMerence on
Apr. 7-10.
The 13 delegates from FSC are
Baradat, Perry Barkalon, Cor-
Uss Bessey, Carl Buxman, An¬
drea Byrd, Clark Case, Kathy
Cagle, Don Morgan, Douglas
Shumavon, Alan Hubbart, Ian
\ WMke, Betty Watklns, and Alan
Yengoyan.
•One hundred and fifteen na¬
tions wUl bo represented at tho
Conference by as many coUeges
from the various states," Bara¬
dat sMd, *and we, like the others,
wUl assume a mythical citizen¬
ship of our country, Australia,
and pursue her poUcles through
the W
Ing to Baradat, has been study¬
ing Australia for a year, and the
group has been addressed by the
AustrMlan Consul General from
the Consulate In San Francisco.
•We have studied their foreign
policy of the past and present
as weU as their relationship
with the nations with which they
are most direcUy
Baradat continued.
•Every   policy   de
make at the CoMeren
tn a
tuation,'
)I UN."
The   FSC  delegation, ;
The mechaMzatlons through
which the group wlU work at the
Model UN are the same ones
used at the UN In New York—
the Security Council, tho General
Assembly, committee meetings,
and block conferences—Baradat
Baradat said the Idea behind
the Model UN Is to teach the
mechanisms through which the
UN operates and the parliamen¬
tary procedure used therein.
Student body elections
Continued from Page 1) Donna  Flint, freshman social
tested race. A total of 342 votes welfare major, was elected vice-
were cast in the Junior class president oftheAssoclatedWom-
electlon. en  Students. She received  292
In other sophomore class votes. Her opponent, Rita Rice,
races, Claudia Reynolds was polled 267 votes,
elected vice-president. She poll- Elected secretary' of AWS was
ed 195 votes compared to 187for Kathy Dreyer, a sophomore home
economics major. She received
s compared to 263 for
Virginia Bearg.
There were no candidates fc
AWS  election  chMrman or hl<
PAINTING — Coed  Dianne  Flaming,  Junior a
major, is painting a scene of a canal and moun-    Fresno c<
tMns  In  the  background  f;
n Darwin Mussel-
»  * Seniors earn national honors
i they  ■
o the
winning and honorable mention
lists of the 1964-65 WoodrowWU-
son Fellowship Foundation.
Ronald  L. Oaxaca Is one of
three   California  State College
i  Fellowship.
lewill
the graduate school of his choice
plus $1,800 for living expenses.
Oaxaca, an economics major,
plans to work toward a Ph.D. In
President is honored
The state assembly has adopted
a resolution congratMatlng Dr.
Frederic W. Ness, the president
of Fresno State CoUege, on his
official inauguration.
The Inauguration convocation
wUl be held Apr. 30, after a week
is honoring Dr. Ness.
I has applied for
Harvard, Clare¬
mont Graduate School, and John
Hopkins University.
Robert  E.  Speer,  an English
major, was named to the Founda¬
tion's   Honorable   Mnetlon  list.
Speer wUl receive an alternate
award  and  wUl have  his name
among   graduate
Artists scan country for landscape topics
Ryan Marty, Junior journalism   Dianne   Flaming, Junior art ma-   up on a raUroad bank painting a
major,  was  surprised  when he   jor, dabbing oUs on the canvas.     view of a  canal and mountains
saw  about 20 artists painting a       At the time, the group was set  In the background,
country scene by his ranch a"
5 miles north of the college.
Foundation    memb<
Fellowship recipients
dents who have been nominated.
by a vote of the faculty of their
coUege c
Marty
Investigated  and found
that the artists were from Dar-
elman's upper division
Art 131 c
lass who spend 6 hours
a week painting in the country'.
t, said the class works
with oUs,
around F
Marty,
painting different areas
a shutterbug by nature,
snapped
he picture of cute coed
Tokalon's annual spring lunch-
eduled for May 1. Sandy
DeAppolo
nla and Jean Cook are
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