1968_01 The Daily Collegian January 1968

              DULY fUl.l..'
FH dary,       n.:.ir)  1.   19faS
Presidents' Meeting
Dubious Honor
recruitment on toe state college campuses.
This Idea may or may not be wlse.ElimlnaUon of military r<
ment will Indeed please and saUsfy toe left-wingers but ln effe
deny the nation's "number ono employer* an equal recruitment
with other Arms, corporations and businesses which may t
nishlng war materials for Vietnam.
'   '   i, endorsed earlier ln the week
e  Stud
Delegates voUng on Lee's resoluUon should k
the military goes, so should chemical companies,
and weapon manufacturers and all other defense ln
a recruit on colleg
(Ms
FIOWRS
& GIFTS
LETTERS
Art Erupts
[f not Ideal
Editor: truth  Is  his  statement entirely
TradlUonally toe place to drip valid with
dry  umbrellas during the rainy nlsts? How shall we reg:
season    toe foyer of our library explicit  asserUon that m
has   erupted   as   the center of fig leaf
controversial- challenge.  Ahang a poll taken among wo
with various art, its walls boast 'indeterminate result?
a straight forward statement of There Is
reality by  a Journeyman brush that  of toe
wlelder.   His   subjects   are Ian- free  choice. Perhaps the brush
guldly  posed-probably  because wlelder insists toat thedeliberate
he   had   more   concern  for  or- acceptance   or   rejection  of an
ganlzlng a composition for photo- Idea   Is   the   Individual   respon-
graphlc   reproducUon than for a sibUlty of each of us....whether or
th.   Few of us not the question at issue Is rou-
istlng si
te. How-
making st
uestlons as bothersome details? Why not pick
nd to com- a convenience phone and say, "HI,
ion, is the      this is George, account number
Big Brother Tells All
The school has quieted down since the weather turned rotten.
The FSC war stoppers, unlike the Bay Area legion which is enjoying
bluebird weather, have apparently decided to stifle their indignation
unUl the weather Improves. Not only are cold weather protests less
By the way, what ever happened to Jay Goodwin? The CIA must have
in unending wi
agates! ball-poir
skip, clog and smeai
Despite horrible
punishment by mad
scientists, rue still
writes first time, every
time. And no wonder.
arc's "Dyamite" Ball
is the hardest metal
made, encased m .1
what devilish abu«
is devised for then
by sadistic students
Cet the dynamic
Die Duo at your J
9V77m\
Hershey, Clark Clash
On Draft Disruption
NEW YORK (AP) - SelecUve
Service Director Lewis B. Her¬
shey said differences remain be¬
tween himself and Atty. Gen.
Ramsey Clark over whether
youths who disrupt draft pro¬
cessing and military recruiting
should be conscripted, The New
York Times said today.
Last Saturday Clark and Her-
iecuted ln toe C
rustlce Departmen
shed by InducUon.
structed   the  draft  c
DON'T DRIVE
IN THE FOG!
HALSETH APARTMENTS
at from 140 to $53 JO
Dick Birbeck
229-9268
Hershey said Monday 1
of a case of draft delinquency,
the Times said. Ills letter to the
boards urged that youths taking
part ln "Illegal* demonstrations
be declared delinquent.
JusUce department attorneys
have Interpreted toe applicable
definition ln federal regulations
as applying only to acts by an
Individual which would affect his
own draft status and not to any
hindrance of work at an Induction
The sorority girls got together over the vacaUon and asked Santa
Claus for 500 autographed pictures of Paul Newman with his shirt off.
They got the pictures all right-of Sonny Llston. Word Is out thai
Sonny is mightly flattered and wants to visit the girls when he's In
Fresno next week, to thank toem all personally. Fix something nice
for dinner, girls. (As a suggesUon, you might have a Hawaiian luau;
he likes to eat with his fingers.)
if other reglstra
+
Hershey Move
The Collegian will have a new editor next semester, What's-her-
namo's term having expired. Next year's Collegian promises to be
right up there with the naUon's top-ranked campus publlcaUons. The
activists   will get a fair shake, mis-quotes wlll.be correcUy mls-
plctures, stupid people will no longer say stupid things, studonts will
with toe student body president will become controversial, witty and
When quesUoned about the effective
Donald  Hart's  five   member  committee  to I
on  toe state college campuses, Lee answers
Is necessary In a way because the effects of
made known to the public*
"However, I hope the committee will derl
their InvosUgatlon: first, more security polii
the college presidents need to have more dlscreUonary
deal with toem (rioters) as toey see It; and third, too on
enforce the current rules and regulations is to give studi
tho power of original Jurisdiction.*
s of the lobbying of too CSCSPA
protesting must be
the following from
The Student Senate-
A Problem Of Maturity
By PAULA YOUNG
Collegian Staff Writer
rhe creation of Student Senate,
collego budget, cuts campaigns and a car
status for state colleges. As a result, t
officially recognized us as a lobbying for
attend all meetings as are toe academic
of Trustees has
e this weekend.
is toat we have
,d Case. 'All bt
Student Government Caledar
llfornla State Colleg
the School of Arts and Sciences
and past sophomore class Sena¬
tor,   said,   "Both  Senates   faced
ty or accepting
part of the blame.*
■Last year's Senate was a high¬
ly critical body, but when you're
iroblems which plagued
s body. He pointed to
3d in repeUtlon of ls-
tually became <
explained Albright.
Under the present system v.
lng membership ln toe Sen
includes student body first v
president, who presides as prt
Went of toe Senate, a presld-
schools   as   apportioned
Nonvoting members co
'   student   rights,
ental college, bill      can s
ate during tl
"The Senate
maturity    of
t  J 500  blindly   t,
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