1978_02 The Daily Collegian February 1978

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Valley  farmers   may be pleased with all the rain we've been getting, but Bruce
Tharp, a  graduate student majoring  in  counseling, seems to take a damper view
on the matter.
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Controversial plan may be on way out
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:t:C) plan proposed last
er   may soon be defunct.
organization plans of the ODG,
would try to coordinate the university's lower division and general education programs. It also
would try to coordinate existing
munlty colleges. If adopted. It
would significantly affect current
and Incoming students.
Soon after the plan was proposed, several departments crl-
tlzed the proposal. Dr. Stephen
Benko,   chairman of the history
a UC "wouldn'l
Dr. Kenneth Seib,
the   English departi
the proposal becau:
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School of Interdisciplinary
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February 9, 1978
QLLEGIAN
School  needs  senator
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the School of Social
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units at CSUF.
applications   may  be
Three student positions are
available on the Associated Student Senate Public Affairs Committee.
Students who are interested in
filling these vacancies may pick
up an application In the A.S.
Office, College Union 306. The
deadline for submitting applica-
Wednesday,   Feb.  22.
Vma mi Socittr' 1mm...
Writing contest offers $100 rewords
That's
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Feb. 15.
Perhaps a $1>
might entice you :
the prize for the winners of the
Second Annual Extemporaneous
Writing Contest sponsored by the
campus chapter of Phi Kappa phi.
Students of all majors are
urged to compete and write on
the broad theme of "Science and
Students   whose   papers   meet
evidence and style will receive
Phi Kappa Phi Certificates of
Achievement rated superior, excellent or good.
r  anticipated space
problems^ contestants are requested to register for the contest hy Monday, Feb. 13 at the
Department of History, Advising
Services or the Graduate School.
will
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:, formerly the old c;
'Kemo sabe'  —racial slur?
The adventures of cartoonist Ted Richards' "E.Z. Wolf" will
begin  to  unravel  In  next   Monday's Issue of tbe "The Dally
Collegian."
competition
a panel of faculty
People  have guessed tl
Ranger, or was a corruption of
the Spanish "Qulen Id sabe,"
meaning "who knows," or "El
que lo sabe," meaning "he who
And It's been thought that "(onto" was a Spanish word meaning
the Spanish etymology for kemo
comes a racist and Tonto a rcd-
sklnned Stepln' Fetchlt."
study   published In
word for "thou, white
ng" or even "Hey you,
rags," or a Navajo word
itlnk beetle."