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John Waike THE JOURNALIST 'Establishment Threatens Academic Community'' By Bill Martin •We are attempting to create a society In which the Individual can express himself and be what he wants to be without being sup¬ pressed by society.* That could be a quote from r founding fathers, the untry I bastion for democracy : dividual freedom. Or possibly a statement by the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Actually It Is John Walke's statement of purpose for the- New Left. lie adds: we have today, but It Isn't true. self freely, because If he does, Reagan will accuse him of por¬ nography." An articulate main and phil¬ osophy major. Walke Is one of Ihe leading members of FresnoState College's growing New I.efl pop¬ ulation. As surh he Is an out¬ spoken critic of the 'system" and an emphatic "yea-sayer" for the philosophy of student par¬ ticipation. control the legislatures and the elections. Look at the make-up of the Board of Trustees and the Board of Regents and you can find out Just who Is running this coun¬ try. . •SDS is only a piece of the huge jigsaw puzzle that Is try¬ ing to bring alxwt change. There's the Black Student Union, the Mex¬ ican-American Student Associa¬ tion, the American Federation of Teachers, the Peace and Free¬ dom Party and many people not In any one group. •It Is not a matter of elimi¬ nating those In power-someone will only take their place..We need a change In the eduatlonal process with Us emphasis on on this campus, more powerful than President Ness. If there Is one Ihlng that Coleman doesn't care foronthlscampus. It'sprob- ably the present structure of the board of athletics. It Is a nine- member board. •I'm on It, and four others feel begin verv shortly and hope to finish by September. It will be a complete synthesis or the Me&ey situation" CRobert Mezey, FSC professor of English who was not rehired last year;, 'going Into every aspect that I can lay my hands on. Here Is a subject that nobodv else has handled se far finding meaningful relationships. Communication Is the means to ■The most valuable thing a man can possess Is his peace of mind. He must know himself. s In "I anticipate that Coleman will ask for Ihe biggest budget he can put together, a ridiculous figure. conference will need more money. for a lot, get It cut and still be ahead. •What would really be good would he to have an outsider audit the athletic .structure anil Coleman's figures would be tn- Walke does not believe that one enough Ztdl £E £& and It's Import Walke expres on life; sons for doing sed his outlook what he |l I. Walke s . I don't know and Ihe after I that It Isn't • there IsaGod d quickly. 'I'm pleased with myself. Not enough people have positive attitudes to- ai ward themselves." After thinking for a minute. mired 'guys like Eldrldge Clea¬ ver, liecause he Is from a mi¬ nority group, he Is articulate and he has a good following. Sotne- IkxIv like U Thant. just because of the position. •I might admire Che Guevara, but I'm Illiterate on that. I could see myself In that type of role In the future. I admire Mca thtng about sexual gratlflca- lng for me. il of n ; just the ■ Swensen's Ice Cream Annie Laurie Candies Walke intended high .school In proper (MTspeclKe for Ihe pur England, then went in New York pose II serves ' The llthlell University for one semester In 10C3. . At that time his brother. Ian, a Fresno Slate student, lu- file Ithirk :ilh|ete. for Instance He attended Fresno Cili Col¬ There may In- ;i Mark man or lege for three semesters :is a physics major, then transferred to Fresno State lu the fall of 19CC. Last spring he was beaten by nates Ihe school lo ihe point Bruce Bronzan In a run-off for student body president, then later suffered. Forty-five thousand was elected a senator from Ihe school of humanities. He was .subsequently elected dollars of student liorty funds goes -c,,ci president pro tempore nfthestu¬ dent Senate, lie Is a local lead¬ er of the mm-h-criticized Slu- . Fresh off hlsSimikl 100 molor- to the athletic department. Could - .cle and carping a hel met under II have lieeii put lo heller use ' Is :s arm CI have II for two athletics reallv helping out the ■asons," he said. 'First be- total scene.' If not, we can use .use I ride a motorcvcle and the monev In other ways. cond In case the police decide •Can we reallv afford to spend come on campus.") Walke took f the two jackets that protect other problems around us that de¬ n from the wind while riding mand solution. It's nol onlv 1 settled back In a chair to the radicals and liberals, but other groups on campus are verv ■I don't know If I'll ever be much anti-athlellcs. The music department, for Instance, has ,-llsh accent. 'There's a lot suffered because of the athletic re that's happening and I'm en- program. j. Ing It right now. There's no ■There Is the argument of how- need for me to get out. Tho much money athletics brings Into only responsibilities I have are to myself. There's so much to learn and there's a lot happen¬ ing outside the classroom. The academic community ts being threatened by the establishment."' What Is the establishment? ■The power structure. The big time capitalists who run IBM, ITT and General Motors. The people who have ihe money are able to the i. but last couple of years It has lost money, $13.000 officially. The athleUc reserve fund, which, as I understand it. Is built up from profits, has gone down for the past two years. Even If they do bring In money, does It go to the school as a whole?. No, It goes Into the athletic reserve fund. 'Cecil Coleman Is the power breakaway I read and support A your independent journalists. this paper is designed for you • • . by the students—not the ACADEMIC FOUNDATION. to find where it's happening, we'll tell you: "it's all in your mind!" play our groovey game: SF 'Gater continues despite its suspension Once around the campus.. briefly Thuredey, March 13, 1969 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 3 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A group of student journalists at San Francisco State College de- fled threats of disciplinary action IBeiP'Uten1 ioAlly and r*°"8ned paper despite Its'smpttfiSJl?™ " •The only way that Hayakawa" Is going to stop us Is by sus¬ pending or amending the school constitution*, editors of theGater said. 'We've got contracts with our advertisers and we can't let Acting President S. I. Haya¬ kawa, who ordered suspension of the paper Monday on grounds Its Board of Publications was Illegally constituted and Irre¬ sponsible In Its policies, broad¬ ened his ruling to Include the stu¬ dent body government as a whole. 'The student government has been given an opportunity to live up to established campus rules,* he said Tuesday. 'Since the stu¬ dent government has not lived by the rules, I was required to use alternative procedures, setting up an Interim Board of Publications to enable campus papers to op¬ erate under responsible manage- Hayakawa referred to the Associated Students, the gov¬ ernment body which consistently opposed his administration since a student strike began on cam¬ pus last November. The Gater voiced that opposition In print. Hayakawa said his adminis¬ trators recommended disciplin¬ ary measures against the stu¬ dent journalists who defied the Calendar. 1 p.m.—INTER-VARSITY CHRIS- TIANFELLOWSHtPtL.ctur.on"Ll»- ^ 4 p.m.-SPURS: Inspirational ma.t- 7,30 p.m.-HISTORY CLUB, Rob.rt 8,15 p.m PLAV, "Skin of Our Tc.lh," U.U. Thaatr.. MARCH 12 4 26 APRIL 16 & 30 MAY 14 & 28 SATURDAY SUNDAY 7 p.m BULLDOG PARTY, con- EUROPE One Way CHARTER JET FLIGHTS London to San Francisco ' July 31. August 3 and 12 San Francisco to Paris August 27, September 8 *> San FranctsaTo to Stockholm August 31 A limited number of spaces Is available for faculty, staff, students of The California State Colleges Fare: $225 one way ♦ For information: Office of International Programs The California State Colleges 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, Calif. 94132 (415)469-1044 ■ suspension order and published The Gater Tuesday. 'I agree he said without elaborating on what measures he would take. •The Gater is not a repre¬ sentative newspaper on this cam- -nus/the acting president said, .of the stu^enTbW o^1!!!*!' It uses all of the students' money to publish.* Superior Judge William A. O'Brien meanwhile listened to arguments by the attorney general's office and representa¬ tives of the students today and History dob . < Robert G. Comegys, associate professor of history, will speak on 'The American Dream of Success,* at 7:30 tonight In the International Room.of the cafe¬ teria at the history club meet¬ ing. Mrs. Joanne Condass, a dep¬ uty attorney general, said the Associated Students should spend no more than $12,000 a month since that was all the money they would have available, she suggested that figure as a fi¬ nancial limitation but also sub¬ mitted a budget of $24,000 for the month of March. C. Wadsworth White, attorney for the Associated Students, said the students should be allowed a budget of $37,500 a month for March, April and May and a total of $30,000 for the summer Swashbuckler - The Lambda Chi Alpha Swash¬ buckling Cavalier of the Week award went to Steve Fraser. Honorable mention goes to Dave Martin and Dlno Pabooglan. This award Is given weekly by Lambda Chi to promote out¬ standing achievement by actives and pledges. KFSR - Mutual ^ Starting today the campus radio statlln, KFSR, will receive news from the Mutual Radio Network. The first According to KFSR spokesman Randy Johnston, Ihe network news will be transmitted to KFSR from Fresno radio station KMAK. The transmissions will consist of five minute nows reports every hour from 3 o'clock on. In addition to the regular news, the reports will be supplemented with sports features by nation¬ ally syndicated sports commen¬ tators BUI Stern and Van Patrick. Mutual News Is one of the larg¬ est radio networks In the country, according to Johnston. Over 600 . stations subscribe to Us pro- granm.i-« built Just north of the northwest wing of tha Science Building and Is supposed to be completed by June for occupancy by the fall 1969 I New building Another building Is being added to the campus In an effort to keep up with the ever-Increasing en¬ rollment and expanding faculty at Fresno State College. William Meyer, college build¬ ing coordinator, said the build¬ ing wlU house. 74 faculty offices and five department heads. These will come from the geography de¬ partment, social welfare and the business department. Meyer called the relocatable building but he added, 'It appears at the present time that It will probably remain where It Is being built for five to ten The new structure Is being • CHARTERS Stimmt, deportvret Salurn Douglas DC-8 Jeti $294 Cal Slate students, faculty, •faff, and family ONLV. The attorney general's office earlier got an order freezing the student funds and putting $124,- 1)00 In the hands of the receiv¬ er, Bank of America. The only testimony taken was from Associated Student Presi¬ dent Grussell Bass, who said the Board of Publications for the college had been a continuing and functioning organization despite allegations by Hayakawa that no such board existed. CUSTOM BLENDED and IMPORTED TOBACCOS "Try a pipefull at our tobacco bar" ^ TRANE'S -^ < t PIPE SHOP 375 W. SHAW (At Moroa) Phon. 227-6045 Opan 'til 9 Fri. t*». Putting you first, keeps us first. If Chevrolet cant haul it, maybe you'd better leave it. Under Chevrolet's hood our truck line. Chevrolet dealer's and get a you'll find the biggest We have the right connec- load off your mind, standard V8 in its field-327 tions for your trailering too. And put it in a Chevrolet. cubic inches of it. Or, you can Like body/frame trailer mamJKa\%awmaw order all the way up to our hitches and trailer wiring j|5E-^-3 vC» f 390-hp 427-cubic-inch V8. harnesses. ~^TB«W^ And if that won't haul it, see So drop down to your Sports-RecreatrOn Dept.
Object Description
Title | 1969_03 The Daily Collegian March 1969 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1969 |
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" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | March 13, 1969 The Journalist Pg. 4- March 13, 1969 Pg. 3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1969 |
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" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | John Waike THE JOURNALIST 'Establishment Threatens Academic Community'' By Bill Martin •We are attempting to create a society In which the Individual can express himself and be what he wants to be without being sup¬ pressed by society.* That could be a quote from r founding fathers, the untry I bastion for democracy : dividual freedom. Or possibly a statement by the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Actually It Is John Walke's statement of purpose for the- New Left. lie adds: we have today, but It Isn't true. self freely, because If he does, Reagan will accuse him of por¬ nography." An articulate main and phil¬ osophy major. Walke Is one of Ihe leading members of FresnoState College's growing New I.efl pop¬ ulation. As surh he Is an out¬ spoken critic of the 'system" and an emphatic "yea-sayer" for the philosophy of student par¬ ticipation. control the legislatures and the elections. Look at the make-up of the Board of Trustees and the Board of Regents and you can find out Just who Is running this coun¬ try. . •SDS is only a piece of the huge jigsaw puzzle that Is try¬ ing to bring alxwt change. There's the Black Student Union, the Mex¬ ican-American Student Associa¬ tion, the American Federation of Teachers, the Peace and Free¬ dom Party and many people not In any one group. •It Is not a matter of elimi¬ nating those In power-someone will only take their place..We need a change In the eduatlonal process with Us emphasis on on this campus, more powerful than President Ness. If there Is one Ihlng that Coleman doesn't care foronthlscampus. It'sprob- ably the present structure of the board of athletics. It Is a nine- member board. •I'm on It, and four others feel begin verv shortly and hope to finish by September. It will be a complete synthesis or the Me&ey situation" CRobert Mezey, FSC professor of English who was not rehired last year;, 'going Into every aspect that I can lay my hands on. Here Is a subject that nobodv else has handled se far finding meaningful relationships. Communication Is the means to ■The most valuable thing a man can possess Is his peace of mind. He must know himself. s In "I anticipate that Coleman will ask for Ihe biggest budget he can put together, a ridiculous figure. conference will need more money. for a lot, get It cut and still be ahead. •What would really be good would he to have an outsider audit the athletic .structure anil Coleman's figures would be tn- Walke does not believe that one enough Ztdl £E £& and It's Import Walke expres on life; sons for doing sed his outlook what he |l I. Walke s . I don't know and Ihe after I that It Isn't • there IsaGod d quickly. 'I'm pleased with myself. Not enough people have positive attitudes to- ai ward themselves." After thinking for a minute. mired 'guys like Eldrldge Clea¬ ver, liecause he Is from a mi¬ nority group, he Is articulate and he has a good following. Sotne- IkxIv like U Thant. just because of the position. •I might admire Che Guevara, but I'm Illiterate on that. I could see myself In that type of role In the future. I admire Mca thtng about sexual gratlflca- lng for me. il of n ; just the ■ Swensen's Ice Cream Annie Laurie Candies Walke intended high .school In proper (MTspeclKe for Ihe pur England, then went in New York pose II serves ' The llthlell University for one semester In 10C3. . At that time his brother. Ian, a Fresno Slate student, lu- file Ithirk :ilh|ete. for Instance He attended Fresno Cili Col¬ There may In- ;i Mark man or lege for three semesters :is a physics major, then transferred to Fresno State lu the fall of 19CC. Last spring he was beaten by nates Ihe school lo ihe point Bruce Bronzan In a run-off for student body president, then later suffered. Forty-five thousand was elected a senator from Ihe school of humanities. He was .subsequently elected dollars of student liorty funds goes -c,,ci president pro tempore nfthestu¬ dent Senate, lie Is a local lead¬ er of the mm-h-criticized Slu- . Fresh off hlsSimikl 100 molor- to the athletic department. Could - .cle and carping a hel met under II have lieeii put lo heller use ' Is :s arm CI have II for two athletics reallv helping out the ■asons," he said. 'First be- total scene.' If not, we can use .use I ride a motorcvcle and the monev In other ways. cond In case the police decide •Can we reallv afford to spend come on campus.") Walke took f the two jackets that protect other problems around us that de¬ n from the wind while riding mand solution. It's nol onlv 1 settled back In a chair to the radicals and liberals, but other groups on campus are verv ■I don't know If I'll ever be much anti-athlellcs. The music department, for Instance, has ,-llsh accent. 'There's a lot suffered because of the athletic re that's happening and I'm en- program. j. Ing It right now. There's no ■There Is the argument of how- need for me to get out. Tho much money athletics brings Into only responsibilities I have are to myself. There's so much to learn and there's a lot happen¬ ing outside the classroom. The academic community ts being threatened by the establishment."' What Is the establishment? ■The power structure. The big time capitalists who run IBM, ITT and General Motors. The people who have ihe money are able to the i. but last couple of years It has lost money, $13.000 officially. The athleUc reserve fund, which, as I understand it. Is built up from profits, has gone down for the past two years. Even If they do bring In money, does It go to the school as a whole?. No, It goes Into the athletic reserve fund. 'Cecil Coleman Is the power breakaway I read and support A your independent journalists. this paper is designed for you • • . by the students—not the ACADEMIC FOUNDATION. to find where it's happening, we'll tell you: "it's all in your mind!" play our groovey game: SF 'Gater continues despite its suspension Once around the campus.. briefly Thuredey, March 13, 1969 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 3 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A group of student journalists at San Francisco State College de- fled threats of disciplinary action IBeiP'Uten1 ioAlly and r*°"8ned paper despite Its'smpttfiSJl?™ " •The only way that Hayakawa" Is going to stop us Is by sus¬ pending or amending the school constitution*, editors of theGater said. 'We've got contracts with our advertisers and we can't let Acting President S. I. Haya¬ kawa, who ordered suspension of the paper Monday on grounds Its Board of Publications was Illegally constituted and Irre¬ sponsible In Its policies, broad¬ ened his ruling to Include the stu¬ dent body government as a whole. 'The student government has been given an opportunity to live up to established campus rules,* he said Tuesday. 'Since the stu¬ dent government has not lived by the rules, I was required to use alternative procedures, setting up an Interim Board of Publications to enable campus papers to op¬ erate under responsible manage- Hayakawa referred to the Associated Students, the gov¬ ernment body which consistently opposed his administration since a student strike began on cam¬ pus last November. The Gater voiced that opposition In print. Hayakawa said his adminis¬ trators recommended disciplin¬ ary measures against the stu¬ dent journalists who defied the Calendar. 1 p.m.—INTER-VARSITY CHRIS- TIANFELLOWSHtPtL.ctur.on"Ll»- ^ 4 p.m.-SPURS: Inspirational ma.t- 7,30 p.m.-HISTORY CLUB, Rob.rt 8,15 p.m PLAV, "Skin of Our Tc.lh," U.U. Thaatr.. MARCH 12 4 26 APRIL 16 & 30 MAY 14 & 28 SATURDAY SUNDAY 7 p.m BULLDOG PARTY, con- EUROPE One Way CHARTER JET FLIGHTS London to San Francisco ' July 31. August 3 and 12 San Francisco to Paris August 27, September 8 *> San FranctsaTo to Stockholm August 31 A limited number of spaces Is available for faculty, staff, students of The California State Colleges Fare: $225 one way ♦ For information: Office of International Programs The California State Colleges 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, Calif. 94132 (415)469-1044 ■ suspension order and published The Gater Tuesday. 'I agree he said without elaborating on what measures he would take. •The Gater is not a repre¬ sentative newspaper on this cam- -nus/the acting president said, .of the stu^enTbW o^1!!!*!' It uses all of the students' money to publish.* Superior Judge William A. O'Brien meanwhile listened to arguments by the attorney general's office and representa¬ tives of the students today and History dob . < Robert G. Comegys, associate professor of history, will speak on 'The American Dream of Success,* at 7:30 tonight In the International Room.of the cafe¬ teria at the history club meet¬ ing. Mrs. Joanne Condass, a dep¬ uty attorney general, said the Associated Students should spend no more than $12,000 a month since that was all the money they would have available, she suggested that figure as a fi¬ nancial limitation but also sub¬ mitted a budget of $24,000 for the month of March. C. Wadsworth White, attorney for the Associated Students, said the students should be allowed a budget of $37,500 a month for March, April and May and a total of $30,000 for the summer Swashbuckler - The Lambda Chi Alpha Swash¬ buckling Cavalier of the Week award went to Steve Fraser. Honorable mention goes to Dave Martin and Dlno Pabooglan. This award Is given weekly by Lambda Chi to promote out¬ standing achievement by actives and pledges. KFSR - Mutual ^ Starting today the campus radio statlln, KFSR, will receive news from the Mutual Radio Network. The first According to KFSR spokesman Randy Johnston, Ihe network news will be transmitted to KFSR from Fresno radio station KMAK. The transmissions will consist of five minute nows reports every hour from 3 o'clock on. In addition to the regular news, the reports will be supplemented with sports features by nation¬ ally syndicated sports commen¬ tators BUI Stern and Van Patrick. Mutual News Is one of the larg¬ est radio networks In the country, according to Johnston. Over 600 . stations subscribe to Us pro- granm.i-« built Just north of the northwest wing of tha Science Building and Is supposed to be completed by June for occupancy by the fall 1969 I New building Another building Is being added to the campus In an effort to keep up with the ever-Increasing en¬ rollment and expanding faculty at Fresno State College. William Meyer, college build¬ ing coordinator, said the build¬ ing wlU house. 74 faculty offices and five department heads. These will come from the geography de¬ partment, social welfare and the business department. Meyer called the relocatable building but he added, 'It appears at the present time that It will probably remain where It Is being built for five to ten The new structure Is being • CHARTERS Stimmt, deportvret Salurn Douglas DC-8 Jeti $294 Cal Slate students, faculty, •faff, and family ONLV. The attorney general's office earlier got an order freezing the student funds and putting $124,- 1)00 In the hands of the receiv¬ er, Bank of America. The only testimony taken was from Associated Student Presi¬ dent Grussell Bass, who said the Board of Publications for the college had been a continuing and functioning organization despite allegations by Hayakawa that no such board existed. CUSTOM BLENDED and IMPORTED TOBACCOS "Try a pipefull at our tobacco bar" ^ TRANE'S -^ < t PIPE SHOP 375 W. SHAW (At Moroa) Phon. 227-6045 Opan 'til 9 Fri. t*». Putting you first, keeps us first. If Chevrolet cant haul it, maybe you'd better leave it. Under Chevrolet's hood our truck line. Chevrolet dealer's and get a you'll find the biggest We have the right connec- load off your mind, standard V8 in its field-327 tions for your trailering too. And put it in a Chevrolet. cubic inches of it. Or, you can Like body/frame trailer mamJKa\%awmaw order all the way up to our hitches and trailer wiring j|5E-^-3 vC» f 390-hp 427-cubic-inch V8. harnesses. ~^TB«W^ And if that won't haul it, see So drop down to your Sports-RecreatrOn Dept. |