1977_04 The Daily Collegian April 1977

              8-THE COLLEGIAN
Thursdsy, April 14, 1*77
Parent talk slated   I Six fall films are chosen
"You,   the Health Department, will be the
Parent and Your Child" wtn be -*rnot* -P***** «* •:♦*•  Th*
held Saturday, April it, by the wcrirshopbegtoaat i:4»ajn. and
Partmto'AssoctatJonofthtCSUF •«-* •«"•"»•   * •       _ .
Day Car* Csntar For r»*~-tntion msterisls or
Donald Ferris   chief of the h-r^-*-- Wonnstion, conUct Ihe
Division   of   Consultation   snd Day Car* Center st 4*7-2*3-1, or
Education for the Fresno County Joyce Huggins st 4S7-M6.
T.
hese churches
invite you to
worship this
Sunday . . .
UNIVERSITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
S.rvlce oi Wett Cool
iB.bl.Coll.g.
6901 N Maple (1* mile. n.
arid ol CSUF compui)
Ch
rl.ilon Education (oil ooe.)
9 30 om.
Co
ntinenlol Breoklait
10:30 om
Wt
>rthip Service
11-00 a.m.
Co
liege Fellowthlp
(5!
8W  Son Joi.;ciovn)
7:00 p.m.
S
Willlom     Antoblln.     Potior
Phone:
4398807
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHAPEL
AT NEWMAN CENTER
I572E.BARSTOWAVE    - PHONE 4394641
MASSES: Sundays 7' 30-9    11
MASSES Mondoy Ihrouoh Thursday. 5 p.m
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 4 p m. lo 5 p.m
Sat. 5 p.m. Moss (For Sun. Ob.)
Rev, Sergio P. Negro—Sliter tools Marie Crorr
MLLBROOK UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
3620 N MIUMOQK (Serwt-r. Shield, I Dokolo)
MORNING WORSHIP 8 30 4 1100 a.m.
CHUftCH SCHOOt   9:50 a.m.
EVENING SERVICE 7 00 pm Sunday.
COLLEGE FEILOWSHIP730 p.m. Sundoyi
COLLEGE CHURCH Of CHRIST
EAST BUUARD (Between First jnd Cedar)
SUNDAY  Bible School. 9o m.. Morning Worship. 10 am
Young People. 5 p.m . Evening Worship. 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study. 7:30 p m
Sp«Klal Class lor College Students
Dedicated to Serving the College Community
Transportation Avollable—Phone 439-6530
Minister: Clifford Reeves: Youth Minister. Ralph lindsey
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
3973 N. Cedar (Near Ashlan)
College Career Fellowship. Jnd & 4lh Sunday eo.  month.
11:30 a.m. Contemporary liturgy
4th Sunday 9:00 a.m.
Philip A. Jordan, Pastor 3rd Sunday 10:30 om
J. David Peterson, Associate Pastor
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Sunday Services ond Sundoy School—10 a.m.
Wednesday Testimony Meeting—8 p.m.
BETHEL TEMPLE
' JUST SOUTH OF FASHION FAIR"
4*65 NORTH FIRST (Near Show) ^
Phone. 225-0411 "*
Powell H. Lemous. Potior
David Taylor. Youth Pastor
Sundoy School: 9:45 am. Morning Worship: II :00 a.m.
Children's Church: 11:00 o.m. Evening Service: 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday—Youth Meeting: 5:30 p.m.
Jr. High. High School. College Youth
1 Prayer: 7:30 p.m.
y and Pro"
"Carrie" are among th* final
selections mtde this week for the
College Union fall film series,
Joining tbe Oscar-winning films
"Rocky" and "Network."
Four other films Include "The
Front," "Other Side of th*
Mountain," "Live and Let Die,"
and "Bingo Long Traveling All-
cents lo 75 cents, Program
Committee members attempted
to achieve s balance between top
rated snd less expensive films.
In its 1977-7B budget psppossl,
the committee mutt turn the ftlm
teriss into s money-making
project. Total costs lor th* films
selected will be t4.82S.
Five filmi rrom United Artists
will be scquired through a
package deal allowing the cott of
each film to be reduced by $100,
therefore saving $500.
Two filmt, selected st slter-
nstes. are "Butch Castidy snd
the Sundsnce Kid" snd
"Mshogsny." If one of the 12
final selections is untvsllsble, sn
alternate will be chosen.
A list of possible video tspe
selections wss also presented to
the committee this week, but
balloting was delsyed to April 19
lo allow further review.
The committee also approved
sponsorship of s talent show to
psrtlcipste in the Bob Hope
search for the top collegiate
talent act. It was also sgreed to
set sside $500 to psy for the expenses or the winner of the show.
Thst person would be sent on to
tbe next level ol competition. v
Top sets of the network
competition will be personally
chosen by Bob Hope. These
people will tppear on t televised
special next spring.
Further detalli of the contest
will be announced before the
semester ends and will be
available at the College Union
Program Office
Adams'   hopes   of   having   the
College Union sponsor magician Third world Women's Sym-
Harry Blackstone, Jr., for a fall posium.
program failed when the vote -Scheduled the fall concert
failed to receive the five votes p|Cnicfor Monday, Sept. 5 (Labor
necessary for s msjortty. Costs Day) at O'Neill Park.
of $2,500 appeared  to be- th. ^..n.^, „, Charlie
major  reason   for   members Daniels on April 2S In the Men's
vetoing the program. Gym          ^
In  other  business  the com- '
mittee: —Agreed to consider s dlnner-
—Cancelled   a   concert   by theater   concept   in   upcoming
Primavera,   s   five-member scheduling, working with local
Chicana band, scheduled by the drama and musk artists.
Kessler and Orr debate
(Continued from p. l)
"I've had a lot ot people tell me
there's no use In believing In God
becsute telence expltint
everything," ssid Orr, s member
of the American AssoclsUon for
the Advsncement of Science.
"But science doesn't explain
the way of anything—It only
explains the how and the what,"
he ssid.
Orr closed his inititl remarks
by itressing thst th-) reality of
the Christlsn faith csn be
verified by personsl experience.
Kessler stepped to the podium,
eyed the'! audience and shuffled
Explsining hit personal
viewpoint, Kessler said, "I'm the
only avowed athlett in the
philosophy depsrtment...the rest
of   them   sre   chicken   and
"I feel a little uncomfortable
being in a room with this many
Christians st once," he smiled.
The sudience, mostly friendly.
laughed
Kessler argued thst it wat not
reasonable to be a Christian in
the sense that the Bible snd the
mott fundsmentsl Christian
beliefs, tsken literally, are
without reason.
He then urged the Christians in
the audience to "turn the other
cheek" and "love your enemies
as you love yourselves," while he
presented his case against
reason in Christianity.
Acknowledging that he "knows
some good Christians" and
claiming the Christian life Is not
' a bad life, Kessler
with  several  of the
'.r-ik    i-
msjor tenets of the Christlsn
faith.
He particularly cited what he
termed three "absurd" doctrines
of Christianity. They were:
■ —That a purely spiritual God
without "one Inch of matter"
created the universe.
—Thst s benevolent God who
has a plan for the world would not
intervene during the crusades,
the Nsxi atrocities snd other
times of trouble.
-Thst a purely spiritual God
came to earth and was born snd
died as Jesus Christ in history.
Closing his initial remarks,
Kessler stressed the Importance
of differentiating between "blind
faith" snd reason.
Each of the speakers wss
sllowed s short rebuttal before
the floor was opened to questions
from the audience. Orr countered
thst Christians do not have a
blind faith while Kessler
suggested the Bible was written
by partisans.
In closing remsrks following
the question snd snswer period,
Kessler Issued a challenge to the
Christians.
"If Christisnlty has sny virtue," he said, "it Ues In its
support of compassion, humility
and love."
Looking around the community. Kessler said, there is
plenty of work tor Christians who
with to prsctlce whst they
preach. He suggested they begin
with poverty, drug abuse, environmental pollution, or a
myriad of other social ills.
Orr, in reply, asked Kessler not
to blame injustice on Christians.
"It's the system," he said.
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: Continued from p. 1/
"A suggestion trom them
would be seriously considered,"
he ssid.
Bassett ssid the advisory
committee is now taking applications from students to fill a
vacsney on tbe committee.
Marty Aschwaden's seat will be
open. The applications sre due on
April 29.
Ubby said be hopes publicity of
the opening will cause students to
apply.
"II It's like the psst, well be
lucky If one person applies," be
y
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Counselors are
available daily at the
UNIVERSITY OF SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
COLLEGE OF LAW
to offer guidance and career planning
Call or write USFV, 8353 Sepulveda Blvd.
Sepurveda, California 91343. Tel. 213-8^94-5711
The College of Law offers a full-time 3 year day program as well as part-time
day and evening programs. The school is fully accredited by the Committee of
Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California.
Thirrsday, April 14, 1*77
White male may get affirmative action post
function of AfSrmathre Actio*     •mimmmmtke
The afln-mathre action 	
*--- — -  "       eseeemA WTIUeJO   Mid   that   the   el.     —1       __	
___ *ltoaM«lll»raaaTtyaad
the position tu created it may rt^u_fV»'!««rT ^f^e^Xttn r^ri.
be held by a white male qualifications, but he should also Volpp ssid thst It U possible
Phillip Volpp, vice president of h*T*_* ^mttmant te the goals 5«*!~? "■«** ******■* **"*?
policy to hare the beat person
cjualifled regsrdless of race rasas," ha said. "Just because a
Person Is a minority dossal
mean that be has e
he would  not  comment w» -   - - -
whether any of the applicants discriminatory practices
that met last Fridays deadline cam*"*." be said.  "A  \
ware minority or women  hut P**"*- can do the Job but ba
Jorge Corralejo, the prseent AA ■»• *P "o-thrtty."
officer, said that the "per- wben *-***<• "* be feels tl
ference"   for   a   Ph.D.   would minority should hold tbe pa
eliminate   most   women   or VoiPP replied, "No. For n
minorities. support that would be In on
"The  search  Is  only   being with  tm*  campus  afflrmi
action plant which say that we
'Bakke decision'
willnotaffectEOP
'Trie person who gets this Job one for tbe staff, but the Idea has must be tbe best person cjualifled is blaci
must be sensitive to the past -***T|*«^f-M«_. ^.^ bafen be can be hind. My main StmasA
discrimmatorv mreln-i em mm. Tne   two  half-time   positions     a-t-   m   ta   v__   ..       ?~^
*ity  is   to  help  departments
Freeman,  chairman  of  the
tald   the   Ph.D.
lor  new  faculty
a white males are
e want two separate
If the "Bakke decision" it
<"PbeM by tbe VS. Supreme
Court it will not have any affect
on  CSUF's  special   admission
The  Bakke   case   Involves
favor    of    minorities.    The
Cslifornla State Supreme Court
economically and socially
disadvantaged students who do
not meet the regular admission
"We don't Just recruit Blacks
and Chicanos but all students
who meet the criteria can be
admitted," Shelton said. "Then
an A-i-ns, Puerto Means,
writes and ttudentt  of other
uhuruf
A special edition ot
THE COLLEGIAN      THURSDAV,   APRIL 14, 1»TJ
Cslifornis State Univer jily, I txxi SS
Despite the efforts of the affirmative office to Inform
minorities of vscsncles on
campus, the number of whites
appointed to full-time positions
have remained virtually the
same during tbe last four -rears.
In tbe tm-n tcsdemlc yeaus,
77.9 per cent of full-time ap-
1*71-74, tbe figure was TM per
cent of full-time appointments
went to whites. In 1873-74, the
figure was 77.1 per coot In 1174-
78, It fen to 7S.1B and In ll78-7e,
79.44 per cent of new sppotntees
wan white.
Corisiejo ssid the cutback will
make It very difficult tor tbe
university to reach Its long range
that use race or k. m . cnosna
was     discriminatory,     and
Ernie Shelton, assistant
director of the Educational
Opportunity Program (EOP)
said that EOP can not be affected
by tbe can. Shelton said that
EOP ia not a program Just for
minorities     but     for     all
Fourteen of the other 1*
California SUte University
College campuses have a full-
time AA officer and Corralejo
fecit that CSUF alto needj a full-
«ott'n   them   recently   and
EOP General
Meeting
students who qualify for EOP
don't apply because they believe
U is only for Blacks and
Chicanos. He also said that many
of them think that it it a "welfare
"It is a myth In the white
»«K
not only try to recruit minorities
•ction  plan Is  to
utilisation   or   women   and
minorities   based   upon   the
national  supply  of  qualified --
people In the ipedflc areas For p.m. Tbe meeting
example, tbe univers!ty't goal the old science bu
for the Joumaliim experiment it Ml.   AU  EOP  t
to hire one black and twos
the     secondary     education
-J-yartinsot needs one black, one
Asian and two women.
Thetotalc
111.   All   EOP   ttudenti   an
required to attend.
The ageada will Include
registration informstion for the
Fall semester; financial aid
information; and a variety of
other topics win be discussed.
Goodwin vows to continue church or jail policy
by M-lvtn Rick. Hugh Wesley Gaxiwin of Fresno, The Bees criticism hat led to
California has given the altar- an Investigation of Goodwin by
A shabbily dressed middle-age native of going to church instead the California Commtsston on
woman with a small child was of Jail or paying' a fine. Only Judicial Performsnc*. The in-
ordered by the municipal court seven have refused tbe Judge's veitlgttlon could lead to
judge to pay a $15 traffic fine. She offer. Goodwin's dismissal from tbe
left the courtroom only to return        Goodwin's     unprecedented bench.
five minutes Utter to ask the          church policy csXwd^nohlie 0wMa *** '  *"" <**■
-llifflf the could spek to the      attantlona^lse1»asic«sJs^ Isrtasn tbe day after he received
The   Bretno   Bee,   a   daily f 2__5 frem1 °* f^^
newsnan_-   in -> ~tn ^ ,    . informing   him   of   tho   In-
^£2™££ a»_-a_s-
ation of rh,>rr-h M_t jjfl wlH. «M wfc-t -f
*   about it.  he
^•Pli•d, "Do? Then Is no borom
on me to do anything. After an a -«-•««,
prosecutor doesn't go into court about,"  U— -j-7_— -«-» jmmjw
snd ask a defendent, 'What thai] ssid s^ feels that by reading tbe
I accuse you off and now please Bible, one can learn that human
provide evidence so I can prove rt^tioroWps should be based on
bailiff if she could speak to the
Judge again.
"Your honor?" she tsid, "can I
It,' — —
"I think this is directed not so
much at me as toward tbe Lord''
love. He said Ion won't permit
having a band in  everything humans to mistreat each other.
that's done," Goodwin said. "If Many of tbe people Cioodwin
__, -._ _^ „, _,__u __ . . bas sent to church would have
i with my work, I do. I mingle the imlanri fnta flitt trf tbe trthtr
l^ mm mnarsydtmldo." Judges, Goodwto observed. •'But
—phatiied, however, that this is The alri chose to do
only sn slternsUve which no one •-".•*n .«»*-• »™
- forced to accept
Despite  the  Investigation
Goodwin "'—
 -Jail policy.
1 give convicted people the
opportunity to learn something
about tbe Lord," Goodwin said.
"You don't have to go to church
for that, but It Is a good place to
that If s person reads
"I winted ber to go to ctW-PC*.
bo tint iha could learn from tbe
Bible that her child was a gift
from the Lord. I Wanted her to
realise that someday she would
have to tell God whether she bad
been a good mother to tier child,''
Goodwin tald.
(Continued on p. i)
Judge Goodwin