1968_01 The Daily Collegian January 1968

              -THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Tuesday. January 9, 1968
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EDITORIAL
NSA Is Worse Than Draft Says Case
Student President Mike Case has decided
it's more important for students to be pro¬
tected from the National Student's Association
than from Gen. Hershey's draft edict.
A resolution was made at the recent student
president's meeting that would have put them
"on record as supporting the NSA in their suit
contesting the constitutionality" of using the
draft as a punishment.
Case abstained from voting on the measure
—which nevertheless passed. He abstained on
the grounds that he didn't want to get involved
with the NSA.
The legal adviser from the Chancellor's
Office had said that this would in no way tie
the student presidents into the suit. The reso¬
lution stated clearly that they were only giving
NSA support to the spirit of its law suit.
An additional point that Mr. Case has over¬
looked is that the NSA is taking a positive ac¬
tion to solve students' problems — without re¬
sorting to violence.
We have strongly condemned violence on
campuses in the past. We have said "By the
time a person reaches college he should have
learned ways of expressing himself other than
with violence. But when an organization finally
decides to take a positive action, our student
president doesn't want to get involved."
We question the reasoning behind our stu¬
dent president not voting. Ds
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nobody did nothing. I
20TH CENT BRtTSH LIT and COLL BEHAVCULT,
from lectures delivered by your friends and hope¬
fully mine, Dr. Stanley Poss, and Dr. William
Dlensteln, professor of social science and crimin¬
ology. The notes from Dr. Poss's lecture are brief
because you're only getting tho last five minutes.
At the beginning of class he told us there would be
■a revelation* at Ave minutes till, so you can under¬
stand why I'd want to give you the revelation by
Itself, full strength, without the 45 minutes of
preliminaries. It's about this book we're reading
and It's got one of those endings you need to be
razor sharp for, or miss lt sure as hell.
EngUsh   159T,   1/5/68:  The dance, which con-
heard   ;
r girl who's
t  called
n says
ethlng. Teach says we call them
bums. This other girl knows this girl who was
right there when something happened somewhere.
Stand up like corn cobs, this girl says these cops
said to this girl, or we'll shoot your heads off,
she says. The tragedy of the consequences bothers
police  ln LltUe Rock learned their lesson, says
t this s!
are ln there too, says teach. How come? he says,
looking In my direction. You can't have a ritual
without a sub-ritual, says I. That's very good,
says  teach;   you  get  an   F.   Four minutes to go.
with Jimmle Rogers, says this same
so everybody things about him tor
right  wing,  of coukse, Is wrapped u
ly with the capacity tc
things   without  any  dran
about   why   stuff happens
n Dr. Poss and
gets right Into
e  mostly  talks
says we got lntrove
it off b;
probably drank only one beer. These
other guys got two half gallon buckets of doves, a
gallon of doves, this guy says, so I guess he should
have stayed with them. This is just an Introductory
course, says teach, and he'll be satisfied If all wo
get Is a framework of reference. I'll be satisfied
If   I  get  a  D.  Why  do  we  have Medicare? says
are exorbitant. Whoo-ee, says I, now you've done
;   ;;„!   I,
hen he gets started about what happene
ay-da, Mississippi. About a guy who w;
i   this   blonde-headed  guy,   and   this  c
s, only he h
rlmp and save together and makes a funny noise
th his teeth and everybody laughs, especially
ich. Don't you think this is another symtom of
r society? this girl behind me says. I wouldn't
DON'T DRIVE
IN THE FOG!
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at from $40 to 133.34
Dick Birback
229-9268
LETTERS
County Hospital
Editor:
a proposition
on saving lives than educaUng them, this t
says. I hate to say this, says teach, but he
lt anyway. As a close, teach says, why do pt
efficient,  understaffed, and just
thing was done to treat her se-
plain sloppy CountyGeneral Hos¬
pital.
We reaUze that the hospital Is
The   Hospital' s emergency
probably doing the best lt can un¬
walUng  room  walls  have to be
der difficult circumstances, but
seen   to   be   believed.   Framed
Its   "best"   Is   Just   not   good e-
photos of mangled autos hand on
nough. And there are no circum¬
walls over the heads of thepros-
stances difficult enough to jusUfy
some of the conditions existing
tlms of slmUar accident scenes.
there. Case ln point:
Freshly   cemented  walls  are
Taken to the hospital by am¬
bulance  at  7:45 p.m., the coed
lttl that looks so terribly out of
was deposited ln the 'Emergency
place ln a hospital. Gas station
Ward*, which at County General
bathroom   walls,   yes;   hospital
Is a euphemism tor 'place where
you   shall   Ue  on   a  gurney   for
hours".  Proving  this so unfor¬
and   shake   so   badly   that   one
tunately  true,  the  hospital  had
wonders If the patients on them
Many   slmUar   complaints   have
Nearly everyone seems to have a
story to tell about "their exper¬
ience   at County  General   Hos-
3, County      Is  lt  t
1964, and the hospital posessu;
an attractive and well-kept ex¬
terior. Doctors and nurses art
as courteous and polite as pos¬
sible ln difficult situations.
So we are by no means direct¬
ly attacking the staff personne
at the hospital. They have theli
own problems we're sure, and v..
sympathize with them.
But  then who IS responsible
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hospital, or com
l   question
,tr:c;:i:
was  that   th
personnel
But   this   Is
spending Just o
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enough problems already without
havelng to heal ln such miser¬
able surroundings.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN—3
Study Underway On
Teacher Credentialing Famous California Artists
(D-So. San Francisco), has ;
nounced the Joint Committee
Teacher     Credentialing    Pr
Mnrl
1 Sens
■We   i
study o
;,KT
denllallng of California leachers
with the goal of simplifying the
credentialing process, whUe at
the same time assuring the state
of an adequate supply of quality
The Senate - Assembly Com¬
mittee was ^ estabUshed by
Assembly Concurrent ResoluUon
94 ol the 1967 Legislature to
recommend changes ln the state's
teacher licensing law, known as
the Fisher Act. The other mem¬
bers  of     the
Concord, and Victor
vyn M. Dymally, D-Lo:
John Harmer, R-Glet
Albert Rodcia, D-Sacrar
The committee Is sollcltylng
widespread Involvement ln the
study of teacher credentialing on
the part of the professlor
SS Represented In Collection
California's cultural explosion
is exemplified by the Lytton
Art CollecUon now displayed in
the foyer of the Frosno State
College Library through Jan. 14.
California's
ln art and a
are only five per cent of the
art collecUon of financier Bart
Lytton, which conslstsof460art-
works  and   Is known throughout
Lytton, president of the Lytton
Savings and Loan Association,
who   has  become   an  important
plumbing, according tc
York Times.
Although   h
displayed   t:
;nlted Stab
*orks   through  o
According to Lyt
a founding member
il corporation In the
SCHEDULE FOR FINAL EXAMINATIONS
810
11-1
2-4
4:30-6:30
7-9 P.M.
THURSDAY
Jan. 18
8:00
M.W.F.
Classes
8:00
TTh
1:00
M.W.F.
4:004:30
ThTTh
7:00
ThTTh
Classes
FRIDAY
Jan. 19
9:00
M.W.F.
Classes
9:00
TTh
2:00
M.W.F.
Classes
MONDAY
Jan. 22
10:00
M.W.F.
10:00
^TTh
2:00
TTh
Classes
4:00-4:30
M. M.W. M.W.F.
Classes
7:00
M. M.W.
TUESDAY
Jan. 23
11:00
Classes
11:00
TTh
3:00
M.W.F.
4:00-4:30
T Classes
7:00
T Classes
WEDNESDAY
Jan. 24
12:00
M.W.F.
Classes
12:00
TTh
3:00
TTh
Classes
4:004:30
W. Classes
7:00
W. Classes
"It requires nerve to buy art
works by unknown arUst," said
Lytton. He bought Tom Browne's
CALL DOUG EATON
TED WILLS or
BRANT CASTEEL
224-1960
Grad Student
Tells Of Economic Proposal
in economics, outlined a plan to
satlon   to   the   banks   might  be
finance    higher   education  ln   a
necessary   tor   the   low   3 per
cent Interest rate.
verslty  of California  Board  of
Byrnes  Is  a graduate of the
Ills proposal is lo charge each
of journalism   and has a public
college  student   a large porUon
relations   and   advertising  firm
of the cost of his education and
then  loan  him  the-full  amount
According to him, through this
under a state program of guar¬
anteed   loans   with   money   from
education, the college would havt
private   banks   or   savings  and
funds tor operaUon and growth
loan Institutions.
Once a student Is accepted by
a   college,   he would be eligible
den.*
to  get   a  guaranteed   loan from
The plan would place the pri¬
any participating bank to finance
mary  cost  of higher education
-   following graduation
Parking Lot
Work Begins
removing financial worries
Work has begun on a parking
lot   scheduled  to  be  completed
faculty   and  curriculum*   would
The   lot,   which  wUl  provide
According to the letter, society
approximately 1,000 new parking
ln general would also benefit be-
spaces,  is  located on the west
side of the residence halls.
tralned clUzens lnthe workforce.
The  lot will be paid  for by
Mature adults who wish to return
funds which have been collected
to  college  tor   further  training
tor parking stickers and the daily
could afford to do so.
Brynes has discussed this plan
BUl Myers, buUdlng coordina¬
tor, said that eventually the road
which runs along the dorms will
be  closed   and  a   now one  will
problems   of   defaulting  but  he
run oast and west and will open
feels   that,-In  general,   college
on to Cedar Ave.
The  bid was given to Pacific
and will pay  the  principle and
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