1978_10 The Daily Collegian October 1978

              The Dairy Collegian
Riddle: 'it will make our campus safer'
Emergency phone system endorsed by Senate    |
BY TOM MAURER
irmation,emergency
telephone system" that would otter
CSUF students information during the
day >nd emergency police help at night
was widely accepted at the Associated
Students Senate meeting of Oct   10
Although the syst
ed by the Senate, it
f inance and Budget Committee where
il will be studied and brought bade to
the  Senate  at  its   regular  meeting  of
t approv
the
he reserve held by the
nade up of student fees
er». Each semester, ape
dent fees goes to the Associated Stu
dents to be spent by the Servile "
benefit of the students
If the money is not spent during that
year, the money is put in the reserve
held by the Association and from then
on must be used for capital improvements Any expenditures from that reserve must be signed for by President
Norman Baxter
Riddle said that a
will allow the operator t
exactly which phone is pick
an emergency call comes tt
interview later   '
M the cui
intoriria
I San lose State had a series of rape.
mugging and bombing cases before the
same type of emergency phone system
was   installed    Although   the  campus
there is still bothered with a crime pro
blem   t has decreased somewhat )
Its important to note, * Riddle said
that   we   don t   have   a   substantial
i rime problem on campus    1  see this
mi oft the
svstem as an  attempt to keep it that
IT de^-rf
Riddle emphasized the point that the
svstem was not merely an emergency
phone system,  but also an  important
Riddle also said that he was pleased
Jgh
with   the  attitude   of   the   Senate   in
moving quickly to make the phone sys-
die   in  an
te install
" This is a fairly substantial propo
sal.' h« said   "It involves as much at
U7 000 ot the student money *
aft
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What in the opposite sex appeals to you the most?
Calvin     Young,     senior     criminology
major: The hair the eyes, in that order,
and then we go on down to the back
part, the thighs, the breasts, ana tne
smile The personality is important
after my eye has been caught
Cindie Noya, junior animal sciences
major: I like trie way guys dress, and
they don't wear the same thing everyday I like the way a guy's hair is.
natural looking And I like eyes Smile
I like guys in general
Pat Farley, senior radio and television Karen.     Vance,     second     semester
major: I like a really beautiful face and freshman,   major   undecided:   That's
very nice, not large, but very nice sized funny, a friend of mine and I were just
breasts   I like a good personality that talking about that. Derriere, yes, the
likes to laugh and have a good lime posterior, definitely. Shape. Then just
And a little crazy and likes to party sort of overall appearance and person
They must like  'Devo',  a  new rock ality
band
The Dairy Collegian
October 12, 1*78
Emergency telephones and safe routes
proposed to make CSUF a safer campus
EDITOR'S     NOTE:     The     Intonna-
y the Aseodated Students
described i
Senate.
accepted favorably by the senators ai
their regular meeting of Oct. 10, it is
now under omideration of Finance
and Budget, a standing committee of
the AS Senate.
BY RICHARD EBERLE
Different colored pins each rcpre
senting a maior or minor tragedy stick
out from maps of the university in an
office tucked away in the campus security building
Most of them are shades of blue representing bikes that peddled away
without their owners or stereos and
tape recorders now playing for someone else
No yellow pins are present on the
maps except for the one on the legend
rellow pins represent indecent expo-
Most of the emergency phones will
be developed on designated "safe
routes" that have already been established
According to O'Rielty, the "safe
routes" (as shown on the map) are well-
lighted areas that receive an emphasis
of the patrols at night. He said that the
patrols cover all area of the campus but
         campus-wide   escort
system that he hopes will begin operation sometime this semester. Details of
that, he said, will be released later
Other things being done to reduce
crime on campus include a crime
awaremess program and Operation ID.
According to O'Reilly, after a large
number of purse and wallet thefts were
For violent crimes tt
is partly due to the fact that
as run out of colored
importantly  because
there hasn't been any violent crimes
reported on campus this year
Micheal O'Reilly, the university s
crime prevention officer, hopes that
statistic will continue
O' Reilh/, who has only recently been
assigned to the position, said that there
are several programs under way designed to make CSUF safer for you and
One of those programs will be the
development of emergency telephones
in the kiosks on campus
During the day the phones will be
used for calls on campus, but after
4 00 p.m. they will provide a direct link
to the university Security Off ice
The kiosks will also have a monitoring device which will register a red
light in the office showing what the location of the kiosk is
Key
// areas to avoid at night
Kiosks (future emergency phones)
in these routes for added
coverage.
'The idea is to reduce the vulnerability of attack, making it more
secure," said O'Reilly
O'Reilly   is   currently   involved   in
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He added that recently three bikes
taken at the residence halls were recovered two days later by the Fresno
Police Department because they were
able to feed the serial numbers into a
Over-all the number of reported
felony and misdemeanor crimes on
campus is down from the same time
Figures from January through August of this year show 57 felony crimes
have been reported compared to 74
during the same time period last year.
Also during this period the number
of misdemeanors is down by 82, from
366 reported last year
Total dollar loss, however, has Increased this year to J39,328 from
S32.123 in 1977.
Grace Slick
splits Starship
reported at the library, flyers were
posted warning of the risks. According
toO'Reilly, theflyers 'have gotten the
message across* to both possible victims and would-be purse snatchers,
resulting In a reduction of thefts.
Part of the awareness program also
includes a crime survey done at the
•Fifty percent of the resident hall
thefts occurred because the residents
left the area with the doors unlocked, *
said O'Reilly.
As a follow-up to that they are conduction an identification program in the
dorms whereby the student's ID number is etched on personal property
O' Reilly also urges students to keep
a list of the serial numbers of their
-The sooner we have that Inforroa-
teroff wearetore
,'uidO'ReiMy.
Grace Slick has I.
Starship.
In an exclusive in
issue of   Rolling   Stones,   the   singer
reveals that she has 'quit the band...
for lost regular reasons.  It doesn't -
have anything to do with drinking."
Slick, whose recent bouts with alcohol and bad health have made her the
subject of much media coverage, needs
time off. *l haven't really sat down and
ingested, read, talked to people who
are not in this business and learned.
So what I 'm going to do is feed my
head,* she continues
The band, meanwhile, refuses to
confirm Slick's departure Paul Kant
ner, who thinks Grace is "real uncomfortable and confused and doesn't
know what she wants to do,* says:
•We're still saving a place for Grace."
But he concedes the band is thinking
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