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-THfCOU ax,vn The Udder Truth About Vintage Days ^e^iX^^4er^^^r Writers and editor accused of negative sports reporting Writer accuses new V.P. elect of power grab Nothing short of Ihe gravest which is the students' senior pay In reply to Brad Hall's Sports Commentary "Intramural Blemish," I think the sports editor snd the reporters should write more positive news shout the Intramural program There lias been either negslive reporting or almost none al all During the IM Basketbsll playoffs, sll the teems were not covered sdequately except the team Brad Hall wat on. There were no coverage al all for Jhe semifinal games. For the WPOD vs Peon Ugsme, emotions flared up and the officials ssw 11 fit to call the gsme. There were no positive points brought out in Mike Gardner's article st sll. Everything was brought out negatively, it made WPOD look bad. II made Peon U look bad. And it made Ihe intramural office look bad. The Intramural Swim Meet was not covered until a week after the event. There were about 450 people there at the meet. The Women's Volleyball Championship also wss not covered. Even when the Intramural office sent results, information snd article* Into the Collegian, they were rarely p of the false statements uttered In this year, 32 students signed up but only 20 were qualified. We also hired two varsity coaches snd a player after their season wss over. Last year we hired two CIF officials tor Ihe playoffs and the players complained they were calling the gsme loo tight. No matter who the officials are, there will be complaints I would appreciate the Collegian slaff finding out the facts before writing such articles with hsll truths. 1 slso hope the Collegian will give more coverage for Ihe large number of students who participate in the ' Intramural program that have paid for Ihe service For the people thst sre involved in Ihe Intramural Recreation program, I would like to encourage everyone to gel Involved. We welcome any suggestions If the students wsnl this program to improve or even maintain on this level, they're going to have to voice their opinions snd let the Student Senate and Ihe Administrators know. This not only pertains to Intrsmurals but also Ihe recreation facilities. Speak Out!!! I would like to take this op- Manipulation has gone fa Baxter Ward. television newscaster In Los Angeles took leave of his Job to run for Ihe Board of Supervisors (s position thst he serves with distinction), Ronald Reagan gave up his prosperous newspaper column snd radio Ihe AS First of .sll Mr. Montion vehemently denied writing the letter entitled "CU Political" to the Collegian on Oct. 7, 1978. I .present to you complete, factual and absolute proof thst his name was attached to that manuscript with s copy of II. In sn set of total and complete desperation he sought the low road by outright lying. This was extremely unfortunate Legislative Vice-Dictator Karen Clark stated the day after her coronation that she hsd not yet decided if she would lesve the Collegian staff while serving in her new position Well, listen here. Clark, CSUF students are Just not going to idly stand by snd sllow this naked power grsb course these people hsd one thing in common thst you obviously lsck: PROFESSIONALISM. Add thst word to your COS dic- Tske notice Clark, the wheels hsve already started to turn. The dsy that you take office and do not give up your post on the Collegian staff a conflict of interest petition concerning s possible Indictment will be filed with the Chief Juttice of the Student Court. Also simultaneously recall proceedings will be initiated. One can remember the election committee meeting at which her royal highness Ms. Clark sarcastically announced to its distinguished chairman that She wss appearing as a candidate and a reporter! You yell for a Free Press, free from government strings snd now you want to be legislator, reporter, decision maker, propagandist snd yes, dictator too. Adolf would be very proud of you! But you and your Cause- Carpetbaggers lost the AS Presidency, fortunately, and you just don't know how to accept defeat, do you? Well Clark, there Is s first time for everything, ss you will find out later in life. So, come on Clark, stop playing handball against the side of the curb, be an athletic supporter, pull up your cords snd climb up into the real world! Barry McCutcheon Reader claims Fischetti's letter lacks taste Pa ul Lee candidates percentage of the campus public. It's shout time for the Collegian to set'some prioriUe* as who Recteattea.Utram.ral Office by the ft Having Just read Tom FlschetU's letter to Ihe editor (April 14) I feel compelled to comment. In the first place, it was my understanding that Ihe Collegian and its editors did not favorably endorse any particular in the recent election because they felt compromised along with countless others fed tbe Intramural-Recreation M-—M—1 _4lM> ill-wllv ' urvpa Baxter and Volpp charged of cover-up and fooling students program definitely should Whan three of us very con- ia to be a lot Of bad cerned enology ttudents met with At for our "Blemish," I would blood In the adminlttrttion these Volpp to try to find out what the like to clarify th* matter by In- day,. You might think that hell wat going on In the enology forming everyone of our tports peopto would have learned from department controversy, we official's selection process, Any Watergste that lt'a not nice to **** rebuffed at every comer. CSUF ttudent csn sign up for fool peopto. WeU, apparently our Yet, when pressed by the Fresno -Hrlettog Intrsmursl Sports. scboo\ pretldent, Mr. Bee, he spilled hU girts. Thsnks a Signs sre posted prior to the Nixon...excute ma, I mean ><*, Volpp. le from siTof the other f- It's about I running for office. Fur- re, I have seen nothing to indicate that Fischetti's claims of editorial cowardice or lack of objectivity are valid. Secondly, his snide remarks concerning Dr. Warren Kessler or his girlfriend sre not Justified in any way whatsoever. offered The rest of his letter reflects the kind of communication he nost enjoys—long on semi- intellectuil mumbo-jumbo and short on tupstsnee. On three separate occsstons I have observed Tom Fitchettl offering hit opinions and talents, and he has small and losing personalities msy assuage their hurts. I would suggest that in the future be ra act together before be jumps Humor, laughs and fun make life bearable No matter how r, taxing; look for the lud'.rous! Listen; a sense of tutor la important for getting along in this fast-changing, hectic world. What to do? Well Ihe way I aae become such a- v condition in America ia thst a hell-of-lot-of-people, simply take . There* an old World War I then go through clinics by of- up* be hss pulled, this hss got to house cleaning an- ficlating practice games snd are b, the biggest. Wbo the bell does Idealists who left others, snd to generally show a to my-.pinion, tbe only value of smile, smile, smile!" Aa a AS. prescription for maintaining that good mental health; well, it't advice that can" Because wa must hire people **** sp***1 who sre kaowtede-esbte sbout seams that L nbeataaa^.te these called vice pre-dt^ erf acaoemic hauled Into court snd costix Tare more than likely to •«*•. ««* -» ■»•*«« « »ora than they're worth. ^In^PnsjraaYirJso Baxter's toe. st r^t bec.ua. be ep-dS-to-Thcsr, a-K^toMto-tha-a. J Davai and upon, i If you think you 're Using Ufa I shall conclude by tsying thst too seriously snd sre fsiling to tbe nature of FlscheW's attack sea the humorous side of things. Just goes to show that there are ssk yourself these question: p. 3) ■Thursday. April St, 1977 mt tuu' Three—art festival celebrated THE COUEOIAN-3 A three-week festival to --., celebrate music, art. and dance will present a concert of dance. College Union and will be began Sunday. The "tri-srt" theatre, and creative writing st a available at the door. festival isscooperstiveeffort by pjn. Friday, April U, and °» -**■*?• "'" Mrrwtie. Ssturday. April 23, st the Scottish *»£«*"«*^ bylsadora Include s performance by Dance Theatre of Fresno, CSUF pianist trial ■-•? '., nifllu 1 ia stu a 1st tiat tit rktiri will be held In the The concert will be held stTfc 30 criticJUl Silverman and a series The *JD. to_ the CSTJF Theatre. «# Uctures by srt historian AdeU the CSUF departments of music Ssturday. April 23 st the Scottish dance cc«ccrt wm be held to toe ineconcen ww oe neia at 1:30 critkjm art. th..^rhrwo«Sa Jlitott^oit^LVrSe OUT^WrigWlTh-tra.'rha ' &^ »<****«"■ -Vactort studies, ind the dance section of concert explore, new spproacbe* txaxart T^ tathsrstAra*^ £™^_LXf-?!_ S ****** the Phytlcal Education to movement and the ac- (immsm la a celeb-aticei«fithe formance are priced at $4.30, and lOepartment. company Ing elements which 100th anniversary of the birth of are a vallable from the Theatre For la the performing Issdors Duncan. Gsmson, s New Box Office. Bolomey said In- during the CSUF "Music, Art, - . ....tets for this concert York dsneer, hss devoted ber terested persons should get their and Dance Festival," contort the repriced.tc.sotndii. Tickets recent years to the complex task tickets ei" *Ther*-aonltlsi___ ^J&%£ 'Parli-pro' boggles AS Senate the trts together sgain st they ■ "*-#* *»-*" were very closely related at the (Continued from p. l) Russell Wood, executive Humsnlties. snd one of the to present HU budgel beginning of this century." senate meeting scheduled before counael to AS President David senstors who bad originally meodations by next WerJnesday's The festivtl celebrstes the arts that date. Nlksasarlan and proxy for voted sgslnst consldersUon. senate meeting, during the first 30 years of the Asked why he had not ap- senstor Gary Nelton, Ira- Aftar the now motion to To date, three budget hearings 20th century,The focus of tbe preached the senste earlier, medlstely moved to refer tbe reconsider the previous decision scheohdedbytbecccunltteehave three weeks of activities will be Kessler replied that the UPC haJ matter to himself the Legal and snd place the item on the agenda been cancelled because a on tbe "spirit of Isadora Dun- only recently learned of the Legislative Committee snd the carried by s vote of eight to one, quorum of four members could can" and the "vision of Serge de committee's pl*nned visit to Public Affairs Committee. When BUI Brewer, current College not be reached. Final bearings Disahilev."v CSUF. thst motion failed. Wood and Union vice president and sre tcheduled tor Friday, April Actlvitiee of the festival will irta university administration Robert Drake, senstor for president-elect, questioned the H. include art exhibits, special "didn't go to any great paint" to Graduate Studies, then rota to use of tbe rally to demonstrate Represenentattves of tbe lectures, student workshops, and inform the campus of the planned lesve the meeting, which would solidarilty and concern. various budgeted sreas will be public performance*, visit, according to Kessler. have broken quorum and 'Tha word Tally* holds tbe allowed to addreas tbe stoats on On.exhibit in the CSUF'Conley "The university Is going to heU prevented action on tbe connotation of a radical the proposed budget in cross- Art Gallery will be works from m, hatjdbasket," Kessler said aa resolution. . demonstrsUon," Brewer said. hearings to be held In conjunction the Serge Ufar Collection of he cited the effect* of recant Kaaalar appealed to the two, w—u. _-_«._«. «e«»«d the with the rti^rlrecheduled Ballet Set and Costume Design enrollment and budgetrary „ytagthar-a^crietse-dsto? JSft_W^2^#2l «~ta1SsaS|AprUIT. from Ihe Wadsworth Atheneum aVxunes. ^Jf?.. -ould „,•,„„, tt •**»*• *•*■* »• V**1**** hi other ^ness, the senste: in Hartford, Connecticut. He ttrcsed thst the UPC was (reaolutlon) stifled by JSLrVfJT!!!!!.^Ht! -Approved chaagea In the Image of tbe campus to the NiUoiw, Collegiate Athletic (NCAA) ( i, Wood moved to u^ u ipproved by p, notion to drop ail fAlxttri -^ ^ „,, i tba rauy. Senate rtqiatiiig a ccaitract lietw In the CSUF Library, there will willing to work out the ground procedure" be a photographic exhibit on the __« (or tba rally with tba life of Issdors Duncsn, including student officers or tbelr Wood had questioned the a picture of her wiuVier brothers leuiaaillsllrw parlimentary procedure used to and sisters at the train station In He tald the UPC was seeking call s second vote on placing .. ., ,..-.^. Fresno when she was about 11 „ •••xea-eatoa of Interest In c-*aidtwttonce*ttereer*itlA^ ^"P" B,*i"*U!!?«* Aaaoclatad Students and tha years old. toUdarity" from the senate. tha sgends. A motion to racon- ruted tba amendment oat of UCAA. On Thursday. April 21, the A notion was again made to slder the tenste's previous sctlon order, though, because it CSUF Portable Dance Troupe p|tce consideration will sponsor s "Dance Hap- resolution on " penlng" on the town of the Conley emergency I Laughing is serious business for a happy life Ave to four vote. Asked If ba would veto t Executive Vl:e CSUF. hard I couldn't stop? syrtp. 1 corpora ted Into tbe Sena te Policy good laugh at ™«^*^jJ^iTr' Z^e_V_*eh*TlZ%N^n7 Tha Ail but^ tor 1I77.TI waa snd Prc*edures Manual, happened to us? ha got tba shock of bis Ufa. In a yc*^ ba toaehtag blm tba Ira- ^ ^^ ,_>_-_._, a*- -; -Approved a Modern Dance >r to any of these few seconds, they ware both P0"»»** « ««---«• concern for the senate. line Item change to transfer ton SALE'S ON THURS. & FRI. GARDNERS develop into bickering can be turned Into toughing mst. <ra If you look for wsys. hi* head In the morning paper at 1974 Olds Ctrffotl Supreme. Green exterior/ interior, power brake*, power steering, olr conditioning, AM/FM tope (Continued from p. 2) did no good. Finally, she came up - crying oyer a minor scrstch on would not make his decision or A When did I last Uuah st *•» »-» **«tu*ten: -be lag or a-aaawhare else, to- possible veto until noon -frlday. June. 'in Instead of courina coffee into stead of simply dressing the Kessler said the rally is ten- -Approved s motion to set tbe rTwh«, «_ i u*t laurh sn hh cup saai rabatttated maple woural wlto ir-trtaroetaataa. try tatlvely scheduled for noon senste meeting time for tbe 1977- ,. When did I tost isugh so Mi co^ MMM w oYawtag a taa* toee ara-aid It. Tiia-Ja, in tba Free Speech 78 term st . later date. The '• ~ ***** **" _' •"" " *■»*-» ~-"--w la_tl_» d_ld w_l be "** '" l"l*M"1™1 alml-ita tie maatlne time will ha In— last have g that happsoad tc question is, "Not for s long time," you could be taking Ufa too seriously. Wa should try to see the funiry side of a problem. Thst wsy, things won't look half so bad and, with a Utile thought, tba solution to the problem ia usually obvious. Don't got uptight if you say something foolish In front of other people, for instance: Laugh at your own slips first and you'll find that other people win tough with you Instead of at you. U you caa develop thta habit, .chances are you'll become BO relaxed in company that you daily lives. It not only ci Children csn be taught early in life more Interesting but slso life te Uugh-lf parents don't -art-eat a lot of worry and ,^^"&1TSKW3,, of Son Jose AT WEST & McKINLEY MENS & WOMEN'S STYLING mon
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Title | 1977_04 The Daily Collegian April 1977 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1977 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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Title | April 21, 1977 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1977 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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-THfCOU
ax,vn
The Udder Truth About Vintage Days
^e^iX^^4er^^^r
Writers and editor accused
of negative sports reporting
Writer accuses new V.P. elect of power grab
Nothing short of Ihe gravest
which is the students' senior pay
In reply to Brad Hall's Sports
Commentary "Intramural
Blemish," I think the sports
editor snd the reporters should
write more positive news shout
the Intramural program There
lias been either negslive
reporting or almost none al all
During the IM Basketbsll
playoffs, sll the teems were not
covered sdequately except the
team Brad Hall wat on. There
were no coverage al all for Jhe
semifinal games. For the WPOD
vs Peon Ugsme, emotions flared
up and the officials ssw 11 fit to
call the gsme. There were no positive points brought out in Mike
Gardner's article st sll.
Everything was brought out
negatively, it made WPOD look
bad. II made Peon U look bad.
And it made Ihe intramural office look bad.
The Intramural Swim Meet
was not covered until a week
after the event. There were about
450 people there at the meet. The
Women's Volleyball Championship also wss not covered.
Even when the Intramural office
sent results, information snd
article* Into the Collegian, they
were rarely p
of the false statements uttered In
this year, 32 students signed up
but only 20 were qualified. We
also hired two varsity coaches
snd a player after their season
wss over. Last year we hired two
CIF officials tor Ihe playoffs and
the players complained they
were calling the gsme loo tight.
No matter who the officials are,
there will be complaints
I would appreciate the
Collegian slaff finding out the
facts before writing such articles
with hsll truths. 1 slso hope the
Collegian will give more
coverage for Ihe large number of
students who participate in the
' Intramural program that have
paid for Ihe service
For the people thst sre involved in Ihe Intramural
Recreation program, I would like
to encourage everyone to gel
Involved. We welcome any
suggestions If the students wsnl
this program to improve or even
maintain on this level, they're
going to have to voice their
opinions snd let the Student
Senate and Ihe Administrators
know. This not only pertains to
Intrsmurals but also Ihe
recreation facilities. Speak
Out!!!
I would like to take this op- Manipulation has gone fa
Baxter Ward.
television newscaster In Los
Angeles took leave of his Job to
run for Ihe Board of Supervisors
(s position thst he serves with
distinction), Ronald Reagan
gave up his prosperous
newspaper column snd radio
Ihe AS
First of .sll Mr. Montion
vehemently denied writing the
letter entitled "CU Political" to
the Collegian on Oct. 7, 1978. I
.present to you complete, factual
and absolute proof thst his name
was attached to that manuscript
with s copy of II. In sn set of total
and complete desperation he
sought the low road by outright
lying. This was extremely unfortunate
Legislative Vice-Dictator
Karen Clark stated the day after
her coronation that she hsd not
yet decided if she would lesve the
Collegian staff while serving in
her new position Well, listen
here. Clark, CSUF students are
Just not going to idly stand by
snd sllow this naked power grsb
course these people hsd one thing
in common thst you obviously
lsck: PROFESSIONALISM. Add
thst word to your COS dic-
Tske notice Clark, the wheels
hsve already started to turn. The
dsy that you take office and do
not give up your post on the
Collegian staff a conflict of interest petition concerning s
possible Indictment will be filed
with the Chief Juttice of the
Student Court. Also
simultaneously recall
proceedings will be initiated.
One can remember the election
committee meeting at which her
royal highness Ms. Clark sarcastically announced to its
distinguished chairman that She
wss appearing as a candidate
and a reporter! You yell for a
Free Press, free from government strings snd now you want to
be legislator, reporter, decision
maker, propagandist snd yes,
dictator too. Adolf would be very
proud of you!
But you and your Cause-
Carpetbaggers lost the AS
Presidency, fortunately, and you
just don't know how to accept
defeat, do you? Well Clark, there
Is s first time for everything, ss
you will find out later in life.
So, come on Clark, stop playing
handball against the side of the
curb, be an athletic supporter,
pull up your cords snd climb up
into the real world!
Barry McCutcheon
Reader claims Fischetti's letter lacks taste
Pa ul Lee candidates
percentage of the campus public.
It's shout time for the Collegian
to set'some prioriUe* as who
Recteattea.Utram.ral Office by the ft
Having Just read Tom
FlschetU's letter to Ihe editor
(April 14) I feel compelled to
comment. In the first place, it
was my understanding that Ihe
Collegian and its editors did not
favorably endorse any particular
in the recent election
because they felt compromised
along with countless others fed
tbe Intramural-Recreation
M-—M—1 _4lM> ill-wllv ' urvpa
Baxter and Volpp charged of
cover-up and fooling students
program definitely should
Whan three of us very con-
ia to be a lot Of bad cerned enology ttudents met with
At for our "Blemish," I would blood In the adminlttrttion these Volpp to try to find out what the
like to clarify th* matter by In- day,. You might think that hell wat going on In the enology
forming everyone of our tports peopto would have learned from department controversy, we
official's selection process, Any Watergste that lt'a not nice to **** rebuffed at every comer.
CSUF ttudent csn sign up for fool peopto. WeU, apparently our Yet, when pressed by the Fresno
-Hrlettog Intrsmursl Sports. scboo\ pretldent, Mr. Bee, he spilled hU girts. Thsnks a
Signs sre posted prior to the Nixon...excute ma, I mean ><*, Volpp.
le from siTof the other f- It's about I
running for office. Fur-
re, I have seen nothing to
indicate that Fischetti's claims
of editorial cowardice or lack of
objectivity are valid.
Secondly, his snide remarks
concerning Dr. Warren Kessler
or his girlfriend sre not Justified
in any way whatsoever.
offered
The rest of his letter reflects
the kind of communication he
nost enjoys—long on semi-
intellectuil mumbo-jumbo and
short on tupstsnee. On three
separate occsstons I have observed Tom Fitchettl offering hit
opinions and talents, and he has
small and losing personalities
msy assuage their hurts. I would
suggest that in the future be
ra act together before be jumps
Humor, laughs
and fun make
life bearable
No matter how r,
taxing; look for the lud'.rous!
Listen; a sense of tutor la
important for getting along in
this fast-changing, hectic world.
What to do? Well Ihe way I aae
become such a- v
condition in America ia thst a
hell-of-lot-of-people, simply take
. There* an old World War I
then go through clinics by of- up* be hss pulled, this hss got to house cleaning an-
ficlating practice games snd are b, the biggest. Wbo the bell does Idealists who left
others, snd to generally show a
to my-.pinion, tbe only value of smile, smile, smile!" Aa a
AS. prescription for maintaining
that good mental health; well, it't
advice that can"
Because wa must hire people **** sp***1
who sre kaowtede-esbte sbout seams that L
nbeataaa^.te these called vice pre-dt^ erf acaoemic hauled Into court snd costix
Tare more than likely to •«*•. ««* -» ■»•*«« « »ora than they're worth.
^In^PnsjraaYirJso Baxter's toe. st r^t bec.ua. be
ep-dS-to-Thcsr, a-K^toMto-tha-a. J Davai
and upon, i
If you think you 're Using Ufa
I shall conclude by tsying thst too seriously snd sre fsiling to
tbe nature of FlscheW's attack sea the humorous side of things.
Just goes to show that there are ssk yourself these question:
p. 3)
■Thursday. April St, 1977 mt tuu'
Three—art festival celebrated
THE COUEOIAN-3
A three-week festival to --.,
celebrate music, art. and dance will present a concert of dance. College Union and will be
began Sunday. The "tri-srt" theatre, and creative writing st a available at the door.
festival isscooperstiveeffort by pjn. Friday, April U, and °» -**■*?• "'"
Mrrwtie. Ssturday. April 23, st the Scottish *»£«*"«*^
bylsadora Include s performance by Dance
Theatre of Fresno, CSUF pianist
trial ■-•? '., nifllu 1 ia stu a 1st tiat tit rktiri
will be held In the The concert will be held stTfc 30 criticJUl Silverman and a series
The *JD. to_ the CSTJF Theatre. «# Uctures by srt historian AdeU
the CSUF departments of music Ssturday. April 23 st the Scottish dance cc«ccrt wm be held to toe ineconcen ww oe neia at 1:30 critkjm
art. th..^rhrwo«Sa Jlitott^oit^LVrSe OUT^WrigWlTh-tra.'rha ' &^ »<****«"■ -Vactort
studies, ind the dance section of concert explore, new spproacbe* txaxart T^ tathsrstAra*^ £™^_LXf-?!_ S ******
the Phytlcal Education to movement and the ac- (immsm la a celeb-aticei«fithe formance are priced at $4.30, and
lOepartment. company Ing elements which 100th anniversary of the birth of are a vallable from the Theatre For la
the performing Issdors Duncan. Gsmson, s New Box Office. Bolomey said In- during the CSUF "Music, Art,
- . ....tets for this concert York dsneer, hss devoted ber terested persons should get their and Dance Festival," contort the
repriced.tc.sotndii. Tickets recent years to the complex task tickets ei"
*Ther*-aonltlsi___
^J&%£ 'Parli-pro' boggles AS Senate
the trts together sgain st they ■ "*-#* *»-*"
were very closely related at the (Continued from p. l) Russell Wood, executive Humsnlties. snd one of the to present HU budgel
beginning of this century." senate meeting scheduled before counael to AS President David senstors who bad originally meodations by next WerJnesday's
The festivtl celebrstes the arts that date. Nlksasarlan and proxy for voted sgslnst consldersUon. senate meeting,
during the first 30 years of the Asked why he had not ap- senstor Gary Nelton, Ira- Aftar the now motion to To date, three budget hearings
20th century,The focus of tbe preached the senste earlier, medlstely moved to refer tbe reconsider the previous decision scheohdedbytbecccunltteehave
three weeks of activities will be Kessler replied that the UPC haJ matter to himself the Legal and snd place the item on the agenda been cancelled because a
on tbe "spirit of Isadora Dun- only recently learned of the Legislative Committee snd the carried by s vote of eight to one, quorum of four members could
can" and the "vision of Serge de committee's pl*nned visit to Public Affairs Committee. When BUI Brewer, current College not be reached. Final bearings
Disahilev."v CSUF. thst motion failed. Wood and Union vice president and sre tcheduled tor Friday, April
Actlvitiee of the festival will irta university administration Robert Drake, senstor for president-elect, questioned the H.
include art exhibits, special "didn't go to any great paint" to Graduate Studies, then rota to use of tbe rally to demonstrate Represenentattves of tbe
lectures, student workshops, and inform the campus of the planned lesve the meeting, which would solidarilty and concern. various budgeted sreas will be
public performance*, visit, according to Kessler. have broken quorum and 'Tha word Tally* holds tbe allowed to addreas tbe stoats on
On.exhibit in the CSUF'Conley "The university Is going to heU prevented action on tbe connotation of a radical the proposed budget in cross-
Art Gallery will be works from m, hatjdbasket," Kessler said aa resolution. . demonstrsUon," Brewer said. hearings to be held In conjunction
the Serge Ufar Collection of he cited the effect* of recant Kaaalar appealed to the two, w—u. _-_«._«. «e«»«d the with the rti^rlrecheduled
Ballet Set and Costume Design enrollment and budgetrary „ytagthar-a^crietse-dsto? JSft_W^2^#2l «~ta1SsaS|AprUIT.
from Ihe Wadsworth Atheneum aVxunes. ^Jf?.. -ould „,•,„„, tt •**»*• *•*■* »• V**1**** hi other ^ness, the senste:
in Hartford, Connecticut. He ttrcsed thst the UPC was (reaolutlon) stifled by JSLrVfJT!!!!!.^Ht! -Approved chaagea In the
Image of tbe campus to the NiUoiw, Collegiate Athletic
(NCAA) (
i, Wood moved to u^ u ipproved by p,
notion to drop ail fAlxttri -^ ^ „,,
i tba rauy. Senate rtqiatiiig a ccaitract lietw
In the CSUF Library, there will willing to work out the ground procedure"
be a photographic exhibit on the __« (or tba rally with tba
life of Issdors Duncsn, including student officers or tbelr Wood had questioned the
a picture of her wiuVier brothers leuiaaillsllrw parlimentary procedure used to
and sisters at the train station In He tald the UPC was seeking call s second vote on placing .. ., ,..-.^.
Fresno when she was about 11 „ •••xea-eatoa of Interest In c-*aidtwttonce*ttereer*itlA^ ^"P" B,*i"*U!!?«* Aaaoclatad Students and tha
years old. toUdarity" from the senate. tha sgends. A motion to racon- ruted tba amendment oat of UCAA.
On Thursday. April 21, the A notion was again made to slder the tenste's previous sctlon order, though, because it
CSUF Portable Dance Troupe p|tce consideration
will sponsor s "Dance Hap- resolution on "
penlng" on the town of the Conley emergency I
Laughing is serious business for a happy life
Ave to four vote.
Asked If ba would veto t
Executive Vl:e
CSUF.
hard I couldn't stop?
syrtp. 1
corpora ted Into tbe Sena te Policy
good laugh at ™«^*^jJ^iTr' Z^e_V_*eh*TlZ%N^n7 Tha Ail but^ tor 1I77.TI waa snd Prc*edures Manual,
happened to us? ha got tba shock of bis Ufa. In a yc*^ ba toaehtag blm tba Ira- ^ ^^ ,_>_-_._, a*- -; -Approved a Modern Dance
>r to any of these few seconds, they ware both P0"»»** « ««---«• concern for the senate. line Item change to transfer ton
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