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THE DAILY COLLEQIAN. , HondMy, April 1, 1968. IFC Rejects Sigma Chi The Inter-Fraternity Council voted Thursday to reject an ad¬ ministration proposal limiting Sigma Chi participation in Greek Week to attendence at the Greek Banquet. The vote tor a reacceptance participation motion was rtth one bouse sustaining. Kenneth Kerr, assistant dean of students, presented administration position on 1 participation to the Ban On Activities would represent recognition of the fraternity," he said. 'Whether or not they are awarded points in the contests is Irrelevant." Alfred Williams, president of Alpha Phi Alpha, said that his house could not back the motion because it would not allow Sig¬ ma Chi free access to all acti¬ vities. •It would be putting them In the halftlme of the week," he said. "If Sigma Chi would break away from their national organization, they could be recognized on cam¬ pus and we could back them.* Art Wahlberg, president of IFC, said that Sigma Chi was not suspended from campus ac¬ tivities due to infraction of the •Whether or not we decide to go along with the administration plan is not affected by anything but the way „we want to vote," he said. „, Craig Stephen, IFC attorney general, said that both morions passed allowing Sigma Chi par¬ ticipation were unconstitutional. Gary Tudor, IFC public rela¬ tions chairman, said that Sigma Chi participation would under¬ mine the confidence of others In IFC's willingness to enforce the constitution. •It's like a national basket¬ ball league. If a team Is sus¬ pended from championship com¬ petition, It loses all the benefits of such participation and the other league members don't look for ways of getting it back in." Dr. Kerr advised the committee¬ men not to let his presence in¬ fluence their vote one way or "You should all vote according « of the best things Which comes horn pUntiing, not wishing. Tlufs why Provident Mutual designs li(« insurance progrmi spe¬ cifically for college men and women —> variety of plans with guaranteed savings and protection feitures. So stop by our office today. Or give us a call and talk to one of our trained professionals. Gold is good. :'s Just that sometimes silly people get It J*-«rv/amk "Dogpalch days are here again ,my little chickadee." Gregory Gregory said Negroes reached n all-time high In Texas a year r two ago when they Anally had candidate called r pol- themselves by "doing a good Job for Mexican-Americans and the "We don't need white liberals," e need white radicals." The e U.S. » t Vlett of Its length. It was n< expected of a presid< dldate as Gregory did I pollutl "Which way you vote has nothing -to do with my relationship to you personally.* After the vote Kerr asked that representatives of IFC meet with him this afternoon to discuss the ramifications of the vote. America. He said a "nazi-faclst this country" and was "getting ready to wipe out the young peo- Gregory called on the young people to "use honesty* as a weapon against "what is happen- 2 black need,* McCarthy Likes Campus Campaigns By HARRY KELLY MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP)-Why does Eugene J. McCarthy spend so much time campaigning lor States on college campuses? The Minnesota senator has spoken at colleges from Maine challenge to President Lyndon Johnson tor the Democratic nomination. He baa even spoken at high schools, where the only voters were the teachers. Why does he do it? *In part, it really wasn't be- Those more numerous and more open since McCarthy captured 42 per cent of the vote in New Hampshire and dramatically revealed John¬ son's vulnerability, but still he goes back to the colleges. He put it this way to a crowd of students in Wisconsin: "I still come back to the campuses be¬ ing lr meetings-untll quite recently,* JACK L THOMPSON FRESNO AGENCY 1295 wishoii - Ph. 268-9274 Fresno. California PROVIDENT MUTUAL*** LIFE WE'RE MOVING — Western Girl — New offices at 1615 East Shields. Phone227-3582. The parking is easier - Jobs the best] Sign up Easter Week gene McCarthy simply would not be a serious contender for the presidency. There are other practical rea¬ sons: The audiences are lively and bright. They ask good ques¬ tions. He can be fairly sure of And, an aide noted, In speaking to young persons, McCarthy also Is speaking to adults—the voters -through the newsmen that cover "They make a pretty good fo¬ rum,* the aide said, 'but he's talking to the adults too because you guys are there.* and all of them are old enough to work In the campaign. At the UniversityofWlsconsln, where McCarthy drew his largest crowd of the campaign this week — more than 15,000 persons-the registrar said 19,500 of the 31,000 students are 21 or over, old enough to vote in the primary McCarthy, who came to Con¬ gress 20 years ago from a campus where he was a professor, also gets paid tor some appearances. Members of Congress who don't ncome sometimes find llnec- ary to supplement their salar- through lectures. ART'S ENCO SERVICE JET NEW YORK/LONDON $243 June I7/Sept. 9 LOS ANGELES/LONDON •319 June 13/Sept. 8 L.A./AMSTERDAM/LONDON S3G2 June 20/sept. 11 Professor A. MANDEL c/o Sierra Travel Inc. 9875 Santa Monica Blvd. Y. April I ,1968 THE DAILY COLLEQIAN the audience iver because t a speech Instead, he pleaded for an end to raclsm-from both blacks and whites—and urged "honesty* In relationships between the two. He also said what this country needs shlre-and finding Sen. Robert F. Kennedy as a new rlval-theMin¬ nesota senator traveled into Maine to give speeches at Bow- doln and the University of Maine. McCarthy explained they had been campaign for the presidential nomination. Also, he said, he needed the money. McCarthy has faced little if any heckling on campus. At Beloit College a few days ago, a student told McCarthy after a speech that he really hadn't said anything. McCarthy replied: 'I can't quite agree that I haven't said anything. I've said everything that But McCarthy added that,'per¬ haps I should make clear that I have been saying that we had to accept a coalition government in South Vietnam, but that would THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 50 Miler — Aches Aplenty By KEN ROBISON Coll.al.Mi Soft Wrll.r Dormles, are you getting of living in the same old d< Well, there are about 50 i the fifty mile bike, and various other unmentionable names.They hike tor the health of the emo¬ tionally disturbed children of the e it sure doesn't do any- or the health of the hikers, i they begin, each hiker Yes, it's that famous event Placement Office Interviews Begin pld idea it is and go back. Most of the people don't rea¬ lize what an Idiotic move they have made, however, and keep going. Turning right at Kings- burg, they set out tor the metro- polls of Sanger, some 15 more miles away. You look on your map of the hike route and notice that on the way you will pass such When you reach Sanger, it's only a short Jog down the way to Kings Canyon Road, which will take you to (thank God) Cedar Avenue. The trip down Kings Canyon Is the worst of the whole The Fresno State College Placement Office Is conducting summer Job Interviews this week and during Easter Vacation for positions as camp counselors. The YWCA will hold interviews April 9-11 at the M Street Of- wlth two years of college. The Jobs open will be for camp coun¬ selors for the Mar-Y-Mac Camp at Dinkey Creek. Room and board are provided plus a salary. Kennolyn Camps will hold in¬ terviews on campus Friday for men counselors for their camp in Soquel. Two years of college are necessary for counselor posi¬ tions; college credit can be The camp is also looking for a waterfront director, Janitor and kitchen helper. The waterfront director applicants must be 25 years orolder; freshmen qualify for the Janitor and kitchen Jobs. Room and board are provided. Salary is $40-75 a week depend¬ ing on the position. Interested the Student Placement Office for an Interview appointment. The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company will be on campus Fri¬ day to interview marketing, retail minlstra Symposium clinic, I JAPAN rl 1 a ,o live in I the speak on myths and facts con cernlng non-psychedelic drugs, Wolfe will speak to sororlt sorority house at 7 p.m. i same topic. Myths and facts of psychedelic drugs will be discussed by Dr. Stanford J. Felnglass, coordina¬ tor of drug abuse information for the Marin County School Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Am¬ phitheater. A student panel will follow his talk. Dr. Felnglass- wlll speak to foreign students In the International Living Center that night. The symposium concludes Fri¬ day with two talks. Felnglass will discuss West Coast drug glous ectlon if too Condits Cedar & Shields Ph. 227-3Sb4 FLOWRS & GIFTS ROOS/ATKINS Sta-Prest Levi Twills Sta-Prest is Levi's copyrighted name for the permanent pressed finish that keeps these pants crisp and neat all day. Easy to wash, they can be worn without ironing. In Bronze or Khaki, sizes 30 to 36. 8.50 hike, a their sales management pro¬ gram. Yard Jobs are available for men along with babysitting and house¬ work for women. Salaries run $1.50 an hour for yard work, $1 an hour for babysitting and $1.25 anhou appointment Is nece: the bulletin board li ment Office. uts finish or are finished, along lis trail. ^_ It Is by this time that the hiker nd legs but his whole body ches. And by this time It Is lornlng and the sun Is shining omes a friendly car driver, nalntenance Ruling Expected Today On Draff Refusal Charge SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - U.S. Dlst. Judge Alfonso J. zlrpoll says he expects to rule today on a move for dismissal of criminal Indictments charging 80 young men with refusing Induction into military service. Attorney Norman Leonard ar¬ gued Thursday that Selective Ser¬ vice regulations unconstitutlon- reglstranls. He said the only effective way for a registrant to Cedar Avenue. It Is here that you mUes you will ever walk, and when you reach Homan Hall at last, you are either thankful that you live on the first floor or cursing the stairs that are keep¬ ing you from your beautiful bed. After a nice long shower you hobble Into bed, which has never felt so good. In a few days you will be all right, but for right now all your aching body wants 4 O'clock Program to undergo criminal trial. Paul G. Sloan, government at¬ torney, contended that appeal procedures were available in the Selective Service system. Attorneys for the defendants agrued earlier that moral prin¬ ciple Is as legitimate as rell- Monday-All F porlmental film fe ron Black, assls of English. Wednesday—At 4 p.m. English students will assemble tor a gen¬ eral meeting in Science 121. At 8 p.m. the film Knife in the Water will be shown. military ADD EARNING POWER to your college education •WITH SPECIALIZED COMMERCE TRAINING AT ACS COLLEGE • SHORT COURSES ■ • INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION • LIFETIME PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE '""CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (^T»\ 1921 TUOLUMNE - FRESNO *5U5/ PHONE 233-4516 FULTON MALL AT FRESNO • MANCHESTER
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Title | 1968_04 The Daily Collegian April 1968 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1968 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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Title | April 1, 1968 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1968 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
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Full-Text-Search | THE DAILY COLLEQIAN. , HondMy, April 1, 1968. IFC Rejects Sigma Chi The Inter-Fraternity Council voted Thursday to reject an ad¬ ministration proposal limiting Sigma Chi participation in Greek Week to attendence at the Greek Banquet. The vote tor a reacceptance participation motion was rtth one bouse sustaining. Kenneth Kerr, assistant dean of students, presented administration position on 1 participation to the Ban On Activities would represent recognition of the fraternity," he said. 'Whether or not they are awarded points in the contests is Irrelevant." Alfred Williams, president of Alpha Phi Alpha, said that his house could not back the motion because it would not allow Sig¬ ma Chi free access to all acti¬ vities. •It would be putting them In the halftlme of the week," he said. "If Sigma Chi would break away from their national organization, they could be recognized on cam¬ pus and we could back them.* Art Wahlberg, president of IFC, said that Sigma Chi was not suspended from campus ac¬ tivities due to infraction of the •Whether or not we decide to go along with the administration plan is not affected by anything but the way „we want to vote," he said. „, Craig Stephen, IFC attorney general, said that both morions passed allowing Sigma Chi par¬ ticipation were unconstitutional. Gary Tudor, IFC public rela¬ tions chairman, said that Sigma Chi participation would under¬ mine the confidence of others In IFC's willingness to enforce the constitution. •It's like a national basket¬ ball league. If a team Is sus¬ pended from championship com¬ petition, It loses all the benefits of such participation and the other league members don't look for ways of getting it back in." Dr. Kerr advised the committee¬ men not to let his presence in¬ fluence their vote one way or "You should all vote according « of the best things Which comes horn pUntiing, not wishing. Tlufs why Provident Mutual designs li(« insurance progrmi spe¬ cifically for college men and women —> variety of plans with guaranteed savings and protection feitures. So stop by our office today. Or give us a call and talk to one of our trained professionals. Gold is good. :'s Just that sometimes silly people get It J*-«rv/amk "Dogpalch days are here again ,my little chickadee." Gregory Gregory said Negroes reached n all-time high In Texas a year r two ago when they Anally had candidate called r pol- themselves by "doing a good Job for Mexican-Americans and the "We don't need white liberals," e need white radicals." The e U.S. » t Vlett of Its length. It was n< expected of a presid< dldate as Gregory did I pollutl "Which way you vote has nothing -to do with my relationship to you personally.* After the vote Kerr asked that representatives of IFC meet with him this afternoon to discuss the ramifications of the vote. America. He said a "nazi-faclst this country" and was "getting ready to wipe out the young peo- Gregory called on the young people to "use honesty* as a weapon against "what is happen- 2 black need,* McCarthy Likes Campus Campaigns By HARRY KELLY MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP)-Why does Eugene J. McCarthy spend so much time campaigning lor States on college campuses? The Minnesota senator has spoken at colleges from Maine challenge to President Lyndon Johnson tor the Democratic nomination. He baa even spoken at high schools, where the only voters were the teachers. Why does he do it? *In part, it really wasn't be- Those more numerous and more open since McCarthy captured 42 per cent of the vote in New Hampshire and dramatically revealed John¬ son's vulnerability, but still he goes back to the colleges. He put it this way to a crowd of students in Wisconsin: "I still come back to the campuses be¬ ing lr meetings-untll quite recently,* JACK L THOMPSON FRESNO AGENCY 1295 wishoii - Ph. 268-9274 Fresno. California PROVIDENT MUTUAL*** LIFE WE'RE MOVING — Western Girl — New offices at 1615 East Shields. Phone227-3582. The parking is easier - Jobs the best] Sign up Easter Week gene McCarthy simply would not be a serious contender for the presidency. There are other practical rea¬ sons: The audiences are lively and bright. They ask good ques¬ tions. He can be fairly sure of And, an aide noted, In speaking to young persons, McCarthy also Is speaking to adults—the voters -through the newsmen that cover "They make a pretty good fo¬ rum,* the aide said, 'but he's talking to the adults too because you guys are there.* and all of them are old enough to work In the campaign. At the UniversityofWlsconsln, where McCarthy drew his largest crowd of the campaign this week — more than 15,000 persons-the registrar said 19,500 of the 31,000 students are 21 or over, old enough to vote in the primary McCarthy, who came to Con¬ gress 20 years ago from a campus where he was a professor, also gets paid tor some appearances. Members of Congress who don't ncome sometimes find llnec- ary to supplement their salar- through lectures. ART'S ENCO SERVICE JET NEW YORK/LONDON $243 June I7/Sept. 9 LOS ANGELES/LONDON •319 June 13/Sept. 8 L.A./AMSTERDAM/LONDON S3G2 June 20/sept. 11 Professor A. MANDEL c/o Sierra Travel Inc. 9875 Santa Monica Blvd. Y. April I ,1968 THE DAILY COLLEQIAN the audience iver because t a speech Instead, he pleaded for an end to raclsm-from both blacks and whites—and urged "honesty* In relationships between the two. He also said what this country needs shlre-and finding Sen. Robert F. Kennedy as a new rlval-theMin¬ nesota senator traveled into Maine to give speeches at Bow- doln and the University of Maine. McCarthy explained they had been campaign for the presidential nomination. Also, he said, he needed the money. McCarthy has faced little if any heckling on campus. At Beloit College a few days ago, a student told McCarthy after a speech that he really hadn't said anything. McCarthy replied: 'I can't quite agree that I haven't said anything. I've said everything that But McCarthy added that,'per¬ haps I should make clear that I have been saying that we had to accept a coalition government in South Vietnam, but that would THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 50 Miler — Aches Aplenty By KEN ROBISON Coll.al.Mi Soft Wrll.r Dormles, are you getting of living in the same old d< Well, there are about 50 i the fifty mile bike, and various other unmentionable names.They hike tor the health of the emo¬ tionally disturbed children of the e it sure doesn't do any- or the health of the hikers, i they begin, each hiker Yes, it's that famous event Placement Office Interviews Begin pld idea it is and go back. Most of the people don't rea¬ lize what an Idiotic move they have made, however, and keep going. Turning right at Kings- burg, they set out tor the metro- polls of Sanger, some 15 more miles away. You look on your map of the hike route and notice that on the way you will pass such When you reach Sanger, it's only a short Jog down the way to Kings Canyon Road, which will take you to (thank God) Cedar Avenue. The trip down Kings Canyon Is the worst of the whole The Fresno State College Placement Office Is conducting summer Job Interviews this week and during Easter Vacation for positions as camp counselors. The YWCA will hold interviews April 9-11 at the M Street Of- wlth two years of college. The Jobs open will be for camp coun¬ selors for the Mar-Y-Mac Camp at Dinkey Creek. Room and board are provided plus a salary. Kennolyn Camps will hold in¬ terviews on campus Friday for men counselors for their camp in Soquel. Two years of college are necessary for counselor posi¬ tions; college credit can be The camp is also looking for a waterfront director, Janitor and kitchen helper. The waterfront director applicants must be 25 years orolder; freshmen qualify for the Janitor and kitchen Jobs. Room and board are provided. Salary is $40-75 a week depend¬ ing on the position. Interested the Student Placement Office for an Interview appointment. The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company will be on campus Fri¬ day to interview marketing, retail minlstra Symposium clinic, I JAPAN rl 1 a ,o live in I the speak on myths and facts con cernlng non-psychedelic drugs, Wolfe will speak to sororlt sorority house at 7 p.m. i same topic. Myths and facts of psychedelic drugs will be discussed by Dr. Stanford J. Felnglass, coordina¬ tor of drug abuse information for the Marin County School Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Am¬ phitheater. A student panel will follow his talk. Dr. Felnglass- wlll speak to foreign students In the International Living Center that night. The symposium concludes Fri¬ day with two talks. Felnglass will discuss West Coast drug glous ectlon if too Condits Cedar & Shields Ph. 227-3Sb4 FLOWRS & GIFTS ROOS/ATKINS Sta-Prest Levi Twills Sta-Prest is Levi's copyrighted name for the permanent pressed finish that keeps these pants crisp and neat all day. Easy to wash, they can be worn without ironing. In Bronze or Khaki, sizes 30 to 36. 8.50 hike, a their sales management pro¬ gram. Yard Jobs are available for men along with babysitting and house¬ work for women. Salaries run $1.50 an hour for yard work, $1 an hour for babysitting and $1.25 anhou appointment Is nece: the bulletin board li ment Office. uts finish or are finished, along lis trail. ^_ It Is by this time that the hiker nd legs but his whole body ches. And by this time It Is lornlng and the sun Is shining omes a friendly car driver, nalntenance Ruling Expected Today On Draff Refusal Charge SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - U.S. Dlst. Judge Alfonso J. zlrpoll says he expects to rule today on a move for dismissal of criminal Indictments charging 80 young men with refusing Induction into military service. Attorney Norman Leonard ar¬ gued Thursday that Selective Ser¬ vice regulations unconstitutlon- reglstranls. He said the only effective way for a registrant to Cedar Avenue. It Is here that you mUes you will ever walk, and when you reach Homan Hall at last, you are either thankful that you live on the first floor or cursing the stairs that are keep¬ ing you from your beautiful bed. After a nice long shower you hobble Into bed, which has never felt so good. In a few days you will be all right, but for right now all your aching body wants 4 O'clock Program to undergo criminal trial. Paul G. Sloan, government at¬ torney, contended that appeal procedures were available in the Selective Service system. Attorneys for the defendants agrued earlier that moral prin¬ ciple Is as legitimate as rell- Monday-All F porlmental film fe ron Black, assls of English. Wednesday—At 4 p.m. English students will assemble tor a gen¬ eral meeting in Science 121. At 8 p.m. the film Knife in the Water will be shown. military ADD EARNING POWER to your college education •WITH SPECIALIZED COMMERCE TRAINING AT ACS COLLEGE • SHORT COURSES ■ • INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION • LIFETIME PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE '""CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (^T»\ 1921 TUOLUMNE - FRESNO *5U5/ PHONE 233-4516 FULTON MALL AT FRESNO • MANCHESTER |