1967_11 The Daily Collegian November 1967

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Cultural Relations
The Cultural Relations Corn-
present a program of African
dance and music by the students
from African nations. The pro¬
gram will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday to toe Recreation Room
of toe Campus Garden   Apart-
Phi Chi Theta
Phi CM Theta and Alpha Kap¬
pa Psi will bold a car wash
Nov. 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at a service station at Gettysburg
and Cedar Avenues.
■COLLEGE  COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL   CHURCH|
5550 N. Fresno
WORSHIP SERVICE
AND CHURCH SCHOOL
10 a.m.
Cold Food
Campus Advance, a new organ¬
ization will not bold a dinner on
Sunday as stated ln in article
earUer this week. A club official
said toat toe meeting was held
last Sunday.        /     .
Backwash
Contributions are sUll being
accepted tor the Fresno State
CoUege literary magazine, Back¬
wash. Poetry, poetry translation,
art work and especially fiction
are needed. ContrfbuUons may be
placed to toe Backwash box In toe
English Department, Business
147.
Go North
"Go North* Is toe cry of toe
rally committee as they prepare
for toe game tomorrow night
against University of Pacific ln
Stockton. Maps are available to¬
day on tripod stands around cam -
Test-Tubers
The Chemistry Club wUl meet
today at 1 p.m. to Science 192.
Elcke Olsen, a senior, will give
a seminar on -Structure of toe
CycUfled Blsmethone DerlvaUve
of SaUcylaldehyde.*
'Sfliese Caches
tfks Sunday
St. Pauls Catholic Chapel at Newman Center
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-4S41
MASSES: Sundays, 8-10-12 Noon;
Moo. thru FrL, 9 p.m.; Sat. A Holidays, 6 a.m.
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3-9 p.m. and 7:30-9 a.m.
and before Sunday Masses.
Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
3901 E. CLINTON - Phone 227-4123
9:45 AM: CoUege Class
11:00 AM i Morning Worship
Jacob T. Dick - J. D. GUck, Pastors
COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
EAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR
SUNDAY: Bible School, 9 a.m.j Morning Worship, 10a.m
Young People, 8 p.m.; Evening Worship, 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.
irvlng toe College Community
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
280 WEST SHAW AVE. - Phone 228-8371
1:00 a-m. Sunday Services - 11:00 a-m. Sunday School
8:00 p.m. — Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetings
FREE READING ROOM AND LENDING LIBRARY
Open 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
3B73 N. CEDAR (Near Ashlan)
154 10:30AM: WORSHIP       HOLYCOMMUNION-Ist Sunday
and Thurs. 7 Si 10 AM
p A. Jordan, Pastor     John E. Peterson, Associate Pastor
Millbrook United Presbyterian Church
3620 N. MILLBROOK (Between Shields 4 Dakota)
Worship -3411 a.m.   - College Bible Class - 10-11 a.r
CoUeglate Club - Sunday 6 p.m.
Ernest Iden Bradley, Pastor   -   David Brock/ Youth Mlnlst
For rid**, Call 229-6910 or 264-0998
held ln toe pianoforte room of
the Music BuUdlng Sunday from
3 to 5 pjn. It will be presented
by toe coUegiate and alumnae
chapters of Mu Phi Epsllon, In¬
ternational music sorority, In
a of Founders' Day.
Election Meeting
The Election Committee will
meet Wednesday to Social Science
112 to begin organizing for toe
spring elections. AU past mem¬
bers as well as other students,
Navy Pullout
The Navy Aviation Officer In¬
formation Team will conclude Its
stay on campus today. The team
Is explaining toe Navy Aviation
Officer programs to coUege men
elelglble for Navy PUot or Naval
Flight Officer Training.
Baptist Fling
The Baptist Student Union wlU
hold a party tonight at 1:30
o'clock. According to Larry Nor¬
ton, publicity chairman, this
week's "get together,* open to
all students, "wlU be a Ume
for games, song and food.*
Child Educators
The Student Branch of toe As¬
soclaUon for ChUdren EducaUon,
wUl meet Wednesday at 4 p.m.
ln Laboratory School 102. There
wUl be discussion on classroom
Ideas such as bulletin boards,
reading and math games, misic
Stock Director To Talk
At Business Convention
Dr. AUen O. Felix, director of
educaUon for toe New York Stock
Exchange, will speak at the School
of Business Convocation to toe
LltUe Theater Monday at 11a.m.
Dr. Fella's topic will be "The
Stock Market: Its OpportunlUes
ResponslbUlty."
The convocation Is open to all
students and faculty. Business
classes will be canceled during
the 11 o'clock hour.
The talk wUl cover how toe
stock market works and Its
responsibility to toe Individual,
said BUl Boeck, president of PI
Sigma EpsUon, toe professional
sales and marketing fraternity
that Is sponsoring toe convoca¬
tion.
teof toe University of
nd former research
ad assistant professor
i at Teachers College,
Columbia University, Dr. Felix
has been wlto toe stock exchange
since 1955.
A luncheon wUl be held be¬
tween noon and 2 p.m. for Dr.
Felix ln tho Cafeteria committee
rooms. Faculty and members of
the various professional business
organizations on campus are In¬
vited.
Colorado  a
Peairs Supports AAUP
Position On Bargaining
Cross Currents
Federation
f San Francisco, toe Ai
AssoclaUon of University Pro¬
fessors Regional Director, pre-
Ui
it ion i
s week, Dr. Richard Pealrs
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rlewpotot:
"We feel toepoweroftheAAUP
s to Its 'reasoned' position."
Pealrs explained toat one of
he basic differences between
he two teacher groups Is toat toe
believes to InsUtuUng an
>ary system whUe toe
maintains a faculty mem-
AFT
lion by assuming U
employee.
■Personally I
role ofai
ii troubled with
at's accorded
toe strike as a means of problem
solving," said Pealrs.
He explained toat, psychologi¬
cally speaking, strikes seem to
imply that an exchange of views
Pointing out the accompUsh-
ments ofthe AAUP, Pealrs con¬
tended toat toe methods presenUy
employed by toe AAUP could not
be called Ineffective.
Two other AFT-AAUP con¬
flicts concern tenure and pro¬
moUon policies.
AFTch
ln lnsti
lzatlon feels a period o
is beneficial to both t
and admlnlstraUon.
seniority basis for promotions
whUe AAUP teachers prefer a
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CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
535 NO. CEDAR AVENUE, FRESNO
  (Near Belmont)	
SUNDAY SERVICE
9:45 a.m. — Sunday School
.1:00 a.m. - 7:00 ajn. —Services
Senate To Ask
Budget Increase
Friday, November 10, 19S7
The Senate Board on Arts and
Lectures wUl ask toe Board of
Directors to Increase toe budgets
of toe Fresno State CoUege Play¬
house and toe Model United Na-
The board also elected Dr. I.
Ace Griffiths, associate profes¬
sor of edcatlon, as its perma¬
nent chairman. Dr. Griffiths had
been temporary chairman since
the senate's Oct. 12 meeUng.
Since toe board was almost en¬
tirely faculty and admlnlstraUon
at toat Ume, lt was decided to
wait until after toe elecUon of
student senators to elect a per¬
manent chairman.
The Senate board voted to ap¬
prove part of a $1,009.22 request
from Gaylord Graham,,tochnlcal
director of the playhouse and
decided to continue toe25-cent
service charge Imposed last
spring on theater tickets.
The service charge was Ini¬
tiated to cut down on toe number
of people picking up Uckets and
not using them. When Imposed
last spring toe money was not
kept by toe playhouse. This year
toe money wUl be the property
of toe playhouse; toe budget has
been adjusted to compensate tor
toe Increase to revenue.
The board eclded to ask toe
Board of Directors toat toey
allocate an additional $370 to the
playhouse to pay for stage craft
workers. The need for more
money Is a result of tho minimum
wage Increase from $1.30 to
$1.60 an hour.
Discussion was tabled until
the beginning of toe spring sem¬
ester on a $640 request to pay for
a stage hand position which has
past. At the present Ume toe
poslUon is being financed wlto
funds allocated for new mate¬
rials. The board felt toat by
toe spring semester toey would
or not toe playhouse really needed
the funds.
The board wUl also aks toe
directors to grant Dr. Howard
J. CampbeU, professor of peech,
$160.98  to pay his expenses at
Grant Winners
Will Be Named
1   UN o
e Far V.
Assembly to Tuscon, Ariz., this
spring. If funds are granted, Dr.
Campbell would accompany astu-
dent group to toe convention lo
gather ideas and lnformaUon ln
preparation for toe 1969 confer-
CCs Must Form
Front. Dutton Says
"We, as a community of lib¬
eral-radicals, must get together.
We can't fight toe power structure
Edward Dutton, professor of
social work, was referring to a
group which calls Itself Con-
Formerly called Friends of
SNCC, Concerned ClUzens is "a
spectrum of liberals" banding to¬
gether, including mUltants, mid¬
dle of the roaders and any others
■I   -.
it the meeUng
A valuable opportunity for stu¬
dent employment and research
experience begins Dec. 1, when
faculty members who are
awarded research grants will be
named.
According to Dr. Thomas I.
Gunn, newly appointed Research
Coordinator, those students
chosen by the selected faculty
members are provided wlto a
considerable   learning   expeii-
Dr. Gunn said the FresnoState
College Research Department
has been allocated nearly $20,000
ln funds which will go toward
small research grants and spe¬
cial faculty leaves. He added that
the donations are from toe Na¬
tional Science FoundaUon as
lnsUtutlonal grants, and from toe
FSC Foundation.
The grants run from $500 to
$1,000, although toey are not re¬
stricted to that amount, he con¬
tinued. This academic year
1966-67 had an average of ap¬
proximately   $600   to $700 per
Deadline date for the grant
appllcaUons Is Nov. 15. Tho
forms may be picked up to Room
103 of toe old admlnlstraUon
buUdlng.'
These appllcaUons, along wlto
special faculty leave applica¬
tions, will be evaluated by toe
Research Committee. Both wUl
be awarded by Dec. 1.
Dr. Gunn heads toe research
department as res<
lung Negroes wanting
the most lnflamatory
Floyd Hyde,* commented Jack
Kaugman, assistant professor of
social work.
in apatoeUc society.*
said Carol Robb, a spokesman for
toe organlzaUon, which has noof-
flcors or controUlng body of any
kind. "We're Interested ln peace,
marijuana, community race
problems, housing and campus
problems. We want to try to help
others wlto their problems.*
Dutton stressed unWcaUon of
acUon within toe group. 'Every¬
body ln this group Is Involved
ln bits and pieces," he com¬
mented. "We lose batUes because
we're mobUlzlng, not organizing.
We have to Join hands and win
our batUes together."
The group is currenUy dis¬
cussing toe plight of the Rev.
Roosevelt L. Keels, a Negro
Fresno minister who is awaiting
trial on a charge of Inciting this
summer's disturbance  to West
•The "keyflssue,* explained
Dutton,  "Is  freedom of speech.
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Library
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•This   I deny  categorlcaUy,"
Madden said. 'We have toe best
Library to toe state college sys-
Sen. Ron Crlstando had said
earlier to the week that he thought
•we have undoubtedly have one of
toe best library to the state. But
there are few toat think we can
Improve It.*
The librarian was questioned
on toe procedure for honoring the
requests tor new books from too
different schools ln toe college.
•We axe able to honor all re¬
quests received from all toe
schools,* he said.
NEW...
JADE! EAST
SQLQEN
ator, a new posltloa at FSC.
It Is his poslUon to collect,
coordinate and make known ln¬
formaUon concerning research
OpportunlUes, and to help develop
proposals for research.
Dr. Gunn was toe Director of
Research for Sacramento State
College prior to his September
appointment here.
A graduate of Brlgham Young
University, Dr. Gunn earned his
M.S. at Utah State University,
then attended Cornell University
where he was awarded his Ph.D.
He was a faculty member at Wash¬
ington Stole University for tour
years before his six year study
at Sacramento.
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