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.THE DAILY-
COLLEGIAN
VOL   LXXIII. .'
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
Tantasticks' Highly Praised
Case To Oppose
Graduate Draft
Governor Ronald Reagan,
Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke and
State Senator Albert S. Rodda
will be guest speakers this week¬
end at the California State Col¬
leges Student Presidents' meet¬
ing In Sacramento.
Case, Vice President Bill Enns
and Executive Assistant to the
President Chuck Brietigam will
bo delegates and representatives
of Frosno State College at the
meeting.
Case,
Student Senate, will pro|
the CSCSPA oppose tl
draft edict of the Natl
curlty Council to ellmln
graduate deferments.
Brietigam   will   be   t
Academic Policy
Committee to have
cipatlon In the fac
leFSC
said Case, -but not
f to convince them that
d begin their classes
Other topics of discussion at
the CSCSPA meeting will include
the Governor's Task Force, the
possible change of colli s  tUl'- '
Building Bonds Proposed
FULLERTON   (AP)  - A spe-       sity and college ballot bond ls-
clal   California   State   College      sue.
Trustees     committee    voted The  trustees asked for more
Thursday to ask for a new bond      ^^ $90 mllllon ln 3ta(e money
nstructlng more col-      for construction. Reagan cut the
budget to $45.8 million.
lege buildings.
A   college   official
Earlier
line, 'worldly 1
jr.   Dressed   ln
id a wall b<
''hi*
on their homes
orlous for
lit
lg the opposite
Jul of a fir
in Rlchter
and
Pat O'Dell a;
young lovers should be slnglec
perfect   fluttcry,   eyebattlng       laughing   1
Grad Student
Speaks Of
Negro Aims
but   every   Negro's  aim   shoult
if Bevery Bruce,
a university of California at Los
spoke   yesterday  during   the  on
d Gov. Ronald Reagan'
Dout $47 million ln stat
n the colleges'  1968-6
Last Chance For
Dance Tickets
owed an      dent Prelsent's Office ft
byCali-      until 5 p.m. today.
Tickets will go on sal
The  b
I accompllsh-
1 trying to be-
Band Cancels;
Prom Postponed
Academic Freedom
Seminars Planned
e culture. Why should w
O the       Building.   Refi
JsSprlngFormal,
to correct this; knocking off then
commission to cover ourlosses,'
continued Whitfield.
Dr. John Martin, assistant pro-
and April.
tho campus and a panel of two faculty members and a student.
^      The first seminar, set for March 21, will deal with academic due
process.  Dr.   Nancy G. McDermld, associate professor of speech
at  San   Francisco  State  College   and  a doctor of Jurisprudence Is
scheduled to be the off-campus guest.
Dr. Richard Sullivan, president of the Association of American
Colleges Is slated for the April 18 seminar. Tho topic for this
presentation will be "Free Inqulrey ln a Free Society."
" red by members of the school
of   a
. Howe
,d sponsor the programs lnstoa
gested that the entire college
of Just that school.
Tho topic for the March 28
the First Amendment,' and fo
Speakers   for the meetings have not bee
Mike Case Is choslng tho student partlcipan
ate Executive Commltt
nt Senate has not yet acted on th
s happening,* she
Insurance Forms
Deadline Extended
e booking agent quoting
applies to activities not connect¬
ed with school.
The policy is provided by the
Associated Student Body through