1968_05 The Daily Collegian May 1968

              -THE  DAILY-
COLLEGIAN
Units To Replace
ABC Registration
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Fresno AFT Chapter To
Petition For 9-Unit Load
The FresnoSlate College chap¬
ter of the American Federation
of Teachers plans to circulate
a petition which will pledge par¬
ticipating faculty members to
accept a 9 - unit maximum teach¬
ing load Instead of the 12-unlt
load required by law.
Dr. Edward R. Gammon, pro¬
fessor of linguistics and presi¬
dent of the FSC chapter, said
the same petition win be cir¬
culated statewide by AFT locals.
The College Council of the
AFT has been trying to have the
teaching load for college profes-
Callfomla regulations require a
12-unlt load.
The petition, Gammon said, ob-
Ugates the teacher only If a
majority of bis department mem¬
bers accept the petition.
Gammon noted the California
State College system has one of
the heaviest teaching loads for
college professors In the coun¬
try.
The peUtlon Is Jointly spon¬
sored at FSC and statewide by
the AFT and the Association of
California State College Pro¬
fessors. Gammon expects 300 of
the 520 faculty members at FSC
All People Are
Male And Female
Lambert Dolphin, Stanford nu¬
clear research physicist, told a
surprised audience of about 120
last night that all people are both
n Ihe week-long series of
talks during Inter-Varsity Chris¬
tian Fellowship's Focus on Con¬
temporary Christianity.
Dolphin   explained his  state¬
ment by saying that when a child
All  s
c outside of marriage Is
e of 50 per cent from
apart from God,* he said.
Dolphin described malenessas
a leader, dominant, aggressive,
logical, rational and scientific ,
and described femaleness as a
follower, submissive, passive.
Intuitive, emotional and artistic.
He said that when a child
learns what sex he Is, he finds
which of his parents Is the same
sex as he Is and begins to use
him as an example of how to act
and Uve. He thus consciously re¬
tains the qualities of his sex
while subconsciously repressing
the qualities of the opposite sex.
A person with all masculine
qualities or all female qualities
would be a very uninteresting
person, Dolphin claimed.
THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS—Lambert Dolphin, nuclear physi¬
cist from Stanford, speaks in the Arena Theatre on "Sex Through Ihe
Looking Glass" during Focus on Contemporary Christianity. Focus
will continue with talks by Bay Steadnaa, Palo Alto pastor, on "Af-
. reeling World Peace" at 1 p.m. in the Amphitheater and "Racial Vio-
to participate in the pledge.
Gammon observed that much
of the AFT commitment Is based
upon a questionnaire circulated
on the California State College
campuses. In addition to a re-
ductlon of the teaching load, the
AFT program  Includes a slary
Marriage, Dolphin related, Is
her deepest potential and Inner
resources and vice versa. The
Involvement of the uncousclous
must be through a trust rela¬
tionship, said the physicist, and
only one woman can bring out
the true proJecUonofman'sInner
.1 secretarial
and technical assistance for fa¬
culty, and full faculty status for
professional librarians.
At FSC, Gammon said the four
Items faculty members con¬
sidered most Important on the
questionnaire were a change in
the salary structure; reduction of
the teaching load; Increase In
academic faclUUes and empha¬
sis on local college government.
The AFT has sought recogni¬
tion of a collective bargaining
agent for the faculties of the
California State Colleges and has
threatened a teachers' strike by
law for California state employ-
■Callfornla has one of the few
are   controlled by  the  leglsla-
what makes running the colleges
so complicated.*
Registration win assume a
more relaxed attitude when the
unit priority procedure replaces
the alphabetical rotation system
for the 1968 registration. tratton," Board said, 'the units
Graduate students win register     priority system will serve as a
first, followed by undergraduate     physical lead In.'
students with Ihe largest number        The schedule of courses will
of units on down to those with     be available May 27 In the Bualj
"0" units. ness Office, In the Admlnlstra-
The number of units counted tlon BuUdlng for 25 cents each,
for fall registration will be de¬
termined by total units com¬
pleted as of the spring semester.
This total will be on the spring
grade card In the box marked
'units allowed.'
Robert R. Board, registrar,
explained that a lack of machinery
prevents the Records Office from
Including units completed during
1968 summer sessions.
Changes of grade or makeups
of Incomplete and In Progress
grades will not be counted.
Under this system registration
will be less hectic because the
h time
zone will be reduced, Board said.
Last fall, under the alpha¬
betical system, the largest group
going through registration was
360. Using the unit priority sys¬
tem this number will drop (o
250, according to Board's cal¬
culations.
The' time alloted each group
Is based on student rank (grad¬
uate, upper or lower division,
or freshmen) and the number
of completed units.
Freshmen students —all 1,500
-will be alloted more time In
each time zone due to their class
size and lack of experience. Be¬
cause they are caught In a 'trap
at the bottom," freshmen will
continue  to be afforded partial
'Select1 Choir Sets Recital
of Ms
Maleness Is giving love and
femaleness Is receiving, the sci¬
entist declared. But through sex¬
ual relationship a man can bring
out a woman's giving and she can
bring out his receiving.
In Christ there is no male or
female, Dolphin concluded. The
kingdom of God will not be sex¬
less but super-sex. Heaven will
be like free love.
Christ Is a complete person;
both male and female can love
him. Interaction with God la Just
another form of sexuality, Dol¬
phin ended.
The Fresno State College
Woodwind Choir, one of the few
In the world, will perform to¬
night In the Music Recital Hall
at 8 o'clock.
The choir, all members of the
advanced woodwind class, will
alternate selecUons with the col¬
lege's Brass Choir.
The recital features Larr>
working with the male chorus.
He has sung with the United
States Army Band In Washing-
Ion and made radio and television
appearances.
The woodwind group Is unique
In its use of counter bass clari¬
nets, according to director Rus-
seU S. Howland, professor of mu-
The r<
il is open to th
17 Awards
Presented
wards presented by various local
and national business organiza¬
tions and campus groups at last
nights School of Business Ban-
Campus awards were given by
Alpha Kappa Psl to Jlramey E.
Justlss and Jerry L. Boos, Beta
Gamma Sigma to Steven J. Tay¬
lor, Phi Chi Theta to Gayle M.
GandugUa, and PI Sigma Epallon
game its  award to WllUam F.
Awards given by Fresno or¬
ganization included. Downtown
Association - J. Ellen Davis,
Fresno Board of Realtors-
Richard H.Duncan, FreanoChap-
ter of the California Society of
Certified Public Accountants—
Doyle D. Daniel, and Fresno
Clearing House Association-
Charles I. McClaln.
The Wall Street Journal hon¬
ored David W. Bartlett. The IBM
Corporation and National Busi¬
ness Education Association went
to William R. Matlock and Helen
A. Badascl respectively.
The Business Advisory council
award recipient was James W.
Fuller. Research awards went
on the undergraduate level to
Louie L. Rambaud and the grad¬
uate grant to Dennis M. Gaab.
Others awarded were SaraF.
Mitchell by the Administrative
Management Society, Lyman E.
Johnson by the Central CaUfornla
General Agents and Managers
Association, and Daniel O.
Knowlton received the Sales and
Marketing Executives of Fresno
Red Tape In Hiring Profs
Editor's Note:
Ihe third In a a
faculty rank and
V DOTTAI
Admission procedures may
seem rough for students, but
they're easy compared to the pro¬
cess for hiring a teacher. Job
openings originate within the de¬
partment, when staff members
feel personnel are needed to
offer new courses or meet ad¬
ditional requirements created by
exapanded enrollment. A request
for additional staff then goes to
the dean of the school, who sub¬
mits lt to
president of the college.
leoceaa
I Haired" at 7:30 In the A
a Theatre.
then approves or disapproves the
request for additional faculty on
the basis of teaching positions
assigned to tho college by the
Chancellor's office.
If approved, a pubUc announce¬
ment of the opening Is made.
Advertisements are generally
placed In professional publica¬
tions In the field and colleg re¬
cruiters and placement officers
I of the opening,
vary   within de-
. Thl*
allows the members best In¬
formed on the subject area In¬
volved to do preliminary screen-
ing of appUcants.
The committee presents Its
personnel recommendations to
the entire voUng body of the de¬
partment, which selects one man.
In smaller departments, the en¬
tire staff Is Involved In the
screening.
The department head forwards
the
the
commendation.* This means the
Dean may disapprove lt but must
allow the department to submit
another name. He cannot leave
an opening unfilled simply be¬
cause he objects to the person
named by the department. He
must also give the reason forhls
refusal If requested.
If the dean of the school ap¬
proves, he sends the recommen¬
dation    to    the Academic Vice
culty member. Department mem¬
bers recommend the rank and pay
step at which the new member
will be admitted by (evaluating
offers made to him by other col¬
leges, the rank at which other
members of the department were
hired, and his general quallflca-
Most new faculty m
hired at the assistant professor
level. This enables the system to
compete with schools using a
higher salary schedule. This,
however, limits the opportunltes
for promoUon because a 60 per
cent Umlt Is placed on the higher
Once Ihe new man has been
hired, he serves a four-year
probationary period. He Is evalu¬
ated annually and Informed of
his status by March 1 of the first
year and December 1 of the
three following yeara.
I receives
i to hire, lt can begin
negotiation with the potential fa-
year, he Is eligible to become ten¬
ured. Once accorded tenure,hela
a permanent staff member.
Recommendation for tenure may
originate at the department or
school level and la reviewed by
the Faculty Personnel Commit¬
tee. Thai final tenure decision la
mad* by the college president.