1968_02 The Daily Collegian February 1968

              Y COLLEOIAN
FSC Wrestlers Scalp Indians
Ron Marquez and Steve Nlles
got the Bulldogs off to a 10-0
load when Marquez pinned John
Hazleton, and Rocky Carroll for¬
feited to Nlles.
rarlll defeated Mike
Pete 6-2, then Dennis Dellddo
scored 10 points In the third
period to beat Jerry Beaudoln
14-4. Freshman Joe Del Bosque's
12-2 win over Brian Smith gave
the Bulldogs their 19-01ntermls-
Then,    after   Krlslak's loss,
rening,   FSC's  All-American
Gallego,   unbeaten   In   12
net Stanford's Len
finished fourth In
52 last year, In the
67 pound division.
Despite wrestling at 15 pounds
weight,   Brocher gave
Gallego his toughest match ofthe
UCLA   tourney.
Cal Poly has
championship  f
Bulldogs Host Mats Tonight,
Devils Saturday Afternoon
1   Ed Gn
,   tough   time   for  his
a game behind CCAA
onlght's game, but it
I Lucius
against the
dangerous Cal State
Diablos.
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omore Rob Stephens, the closest
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-THE DAILY-
Hi
COLLEGIAN
Harris Urges
Card Return
IV. FFMRUARY I.
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
Geography First-Hand
Shipboard Study Offered
y CHARLES WRIGHT
students Friday night they mus
U.S. government -If you want to
Speaking before a standlng-n
former student president of Stanford l
reclaim them Is -to return your draft «
Harris appeared with J. Bruce Nelso
University of California at Berkeley. E
n anti-draft group ho and oi
Fresno State College will offer
summer     session    geography graduate  credit   by enrolling in
Dr. Robert E. Lee, professor The Iberia will sail from the
of geography will teach two geo- West Coast for England by way
graphy courses aboard the PIO of the Far East and Africa. Stu-
l.lne.s ship. Students who plan to dents will see first hand much of
visit   Asia,   Africa   and  Europe the     geography    that    will    be
!,,, 'i.ible   upper  division or L<* *U1 be teaching the geo-
Moso
tripwl
l.Fur-
Koen: Reagan
Playing Politics
With Colleges
j y. k
cutlve
! Association of
California State College Profes¬
sors, sneaking at Fresno State
College Friday accused Governor
Ronald Reagan of using political
College   Board  of Trustees and
Sale Aims For Sweeter Hearts
•The g(
;::.:i(>i'"i;t
fort!
5    Will   I
Ty
elllng three kinds of candy for
he next three days. Sales will
•nd at 3 p.m. Wednesday. On sale
ire boxes of Polly Doodles and
can Chocolates for $1, and
of  Famous  Gourmet Milk
Doug.Broten, chairman ofthe
rally committee explained that
the Valentine Candy Sale Is being
dent Senate for the $450 which It
allocated lor the pep squad's
trip to Aloha Land. Said Broten
jokingly,
"In a
way
we
are doing
of tl,
ss of
We   don't
pay
back   the
mone;
rbul
(the i
ally
is and investigate the open
ns of these people (truste<
i regents)," said Koen. "B
■re arc signs that he has goi
, far and as a result lnte:
■red with his other
trouble, at San Francisco
and Cal Stategu Angeles a:
example,   Koen  said   an   I
Benefit Funds Will
^Help Convicted Poet
play  "The
l Koan
:.. Stale
, and tho only w
s began last
graphy of the Far East and Af-
of physical, cultural and econom¬
ic geography will be developed
which should provide the travel¬
ing students with a clearer un-
the specific nations which they
will visit.
Each  course   will  be  offered
be  charged. One or both of the
Lee   has   traveled   abroad  on
in Japan and participated In ear¬
lier P&O cruises in the Far East,
South Asia and the Middle East.
He has traveled through central
and southern Europe and visited
Central Asia, Transcaucasia and
-glorified to be patriotism." "Tl
Four O'Clock
Programs Get
Students' Nod
id will begin a
ts In the four
ip oppressing, and if
nurderlng." He again
called for studen
Harris, once a candidate for
Vest Point and a military career,
aid   everybody   has   "a  tool   to
... Untied
MOfAl
ca," he said,
them on the streets, in the Jails
and back on the street corners."
The meeting was sponsored by
the Students for a Democratic
Society,   which
nley Poss, profes:
lot      specifically     covered  in
The questionnaire showed that
a film lec-
symposlum
DSt enllght-
ms,   rather
will
type  program   will   not  be held
on   the   same   day   each  week.
-The  Idea Is to meet student
objections  that  they always got
they c
draft   wor.
.  24  1
Catholics Plan
Birth Speech
says Dr. Poss.
-This gives everyone a chance to
shop around among various types
of programs."
Dr. Poss reports 212 of the
students questioned would like to
see tho programs continued In
their present form. One hundred
seventy-three students would like
to have the format altered and
only   ID voted for abandonment.
Proponents of change were
split, however, on the type of
change  they desired. Programs
Six Fresno State College Eng¬
lish professors will read. They
are Peter Evenvlne, Robert
Matty, John Stewart, Phillip Le¬
vlne, Charles Han?ilcek andTom
Jones was convicted last RK
on a charge of possessing ai
In   the aftermath of the New
,   He   received  a
donation will be at
examine
tually occurred or the proi>er
role and function of the academ¬
ic community, but Joined the pub¬
lic attack on the colleges."
The question before the public
is, -Does academic freedom have
the same weight for an Institu¬
tion supported by public funds as
one   supported  privately," Koen
•Unless we find a way to com-
slty of maintaining Independence
of thought, inquiry, and expres¬
sion, which are essential to an
educational institution, education
will be replaced by instruction In
the   state  of California,"   Koen
Dr. John T. Noonan Jr. of the
University of California Law
School speaks at the Newman
Center Tuesday at 8 p.m.
of Dr. Noonan for a lecture in
Fresno," the Rev. Sergio P.
Negro,   chaplain   ot  the  center
Noonan is presently the editor
of the Natural Law Forum and
director of the Natural Law In¬
stitute of the University of Notre
Dame.
Ness Meeting
r of -Contra¬
ception: A History of Its Treat¬
ment by the Catholic Theologians
and Canonists," one of the most
comprehensive books in the
area,' the Rev. Negro said.
Because he has written various
lentlal philosophy, Biblical criti¬
cism, foreign anti-trust law, and
governmental    policy-making
sultant to the papal Commission
of Firth Control. He has also
been a member of the special
staff   of   the   National  Security
The sessions are scheduli
periodically to give studen
an opportunity to air the:
feelings   and  to  keep open
between   President   Ness at
the students.