1966_09 The Daily Collegian September 1966

              The Dally Collflm
Monday, September 12, 196ft   '
EDITORIAL
As we emerge-- 'One in a Mass'
Reagan's farm address
t is 'one in a mass'. We must re-
s are avldent. On ono side, entering students
of tholr opportunities to bo Individuals. On the
nts will be horded into lines from 'A to Clr*
iter tho gymnasium to register only after pro-
.ed uniformly to the last line — and then pull
go through a computer that will reduce every-
e efficient
and *Cls to Fon" —
class cards which wl
thing and evoryono to
In other words, we're caught by a sys
but trying to retain what seems to be the !
Few would argue efficiency is vital. It's money. We bow to both
daily, and all of us aro hero trying to hono our minds into marketablo
machines of one type or another. Evon those In tho arts program got
hung up In analysis, In dropping individual forms Into moro readily
Identifiable slots.
Windows were placed as Integral parts of campus buildings, to break
the monotony of flat walls, not to mention tho providing of light. The
same windows aro slowly being blotted out by trees and bushes.
Parking spaces arc provided, but not everyone can park in them.
The list of illusions is long and depressing. We strivo for some¬
thing for which wo have lost a definition.
to the Integrity thoy wore born with. But It gets harder by the year to
separate tho real from tho illusion,
r thano
•of I
s still a placo i
Senate system in
use this semester
State College. In subsequent rog-
Colleglan, each aspect of the sys¬
tem will be explalnod In moro do-
permanent boards—on arts ant
lectures, on athletics, on thi
Collego Union and on publications
Each   will handle matters undo;
C Implementing poll-
".)
Work which began abot
years ago resulted last spring
tho adoption by tho
of new bylaws. This semester thi
1] go Into effect, chang
body
■eof st
.   radically.   Tho   old
lng tho b.
14 students representing tho v
ous schools of tho college, a;
portioned  by  the   student c<
will a
s presiding officer at
vote only t<
Non-voting members are
student body president and sec
vice prosldent, the general rr
ager of the a.1
of students, tho a:
of tho Board of Directors of thi
Association. The board is made ui
of administration, faculty and stu
dont    representatives,    and  haj
collego, of management of asso
tlvltles.
The  boarji  has final approva
of    all    budgets
boards and actlvli
residents, the president pro tern
f the student senate, tho presl-
ont of tho collego (or his ropre-
ontativo), the dean of students,
nd two faculty members appolnt-
i by the college president, ono
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that thoy would have no bargaining
position, unless guaranteed tho
right to strike, even at harvest
time. However, tho union officials
have emphasized that such strikes
Reagan has promised to face
squarely the problem of farm
labor and the need for a solution
that will guarantee an adequate
labor supply with protection for
the welfare of the farmer.'
Reagan has come In for criti¬
cism from the Incumbent
governor for not being specific
about  the  problems  of agrlcul-
A native of Tampico, II
Reagan was born 55 years a.
He attended Illinois pub.
schools, graduating from Eure
College In 1932.
Besides his acting experlont
Beacan was president of t
Screen    Actors   Guild   '"'
y an ovorwhelm-
ostabllsh
;dav
lslod byacablnotcom-
lairmen of 10 standing
?-, and has tho power to
y other person to the
Reagan's appearance Thi
evening will be his second in
Frosno In loss than ono week.
Saturday, ho was a speaker at the
meeting of the California Republi¬
can Assembly board of directors
The Republican hopeful said
late last month he would make
only three or tour stops In
Fresno-tradltlonally a strong¬
hold for Democrats.
However, Gov. Brown says he
Is concerned with what happened
In the primary. Although he won
ty over Los Angeles Mayor Sam
Yorty, Brown lost In cotton-rich
Kern County, and generally has
lost support In the San Joaquin
Valley  since  the termination of
anlulh
among Republican
-est*
clallylr
Southern Californl
Tho Dally Collegian
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should be typewr
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addr
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an 250
Motion political figure,
^ce, Tho  early hour of the speech
Demo- was chosen, according to a local
aligned Reagan for Governor spokesman,
ui5 us- so  as not to pre-empt the pre-
.mu'nlst mieros of fall television shows.
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