1977_04 The Daily Collegian April 1977

              t- THS COUtOiAN
Thursday. April 38, 11
Ad criticized and defended by faculty
np. 1)
Volpp said criUcltmt of  the
policy   arise   becaoae   the .
•They have always bean hired «
Part-time faculty provide the
university wtth flexibility, Volpp
fl
T.
ese churches
invite you to
worship this
Sunday . ..
UNIVERSITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Service ol West Coott Bible College
6901 N. Maple (I % mile* north of CSUF compus)
Christian Education (oil ages) 9:30 a.m.
Christian Education (all 09.1) 930 a.m.
Continental Breokfott 10:30 a.m.
Worship Service 11 00 a.m.
College Fellowship
(518W. Son Jose. Clovis) 700p.m.
S.    Will lom    Antoblln.    Pastor              Phone 4398807
ST. PAULS CATHOLIC CHAPEL
AT NEWMAN CENTER
1S72 E. BAkSTOW AVE. - PHONE 4394441
MASSES: Sunday* 7' 30—9—11
MASSES: Monday through Thursday. S p.m.
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays. 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Sol. 5 p.m. Mats (For Sun. Op.)
Hev. Sergio P. Negro—Sitter louls Mart* Crom
MU.BROOK UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1    3620 N.MILIBBOOK (Between Shields 8 Dokoto)
(u MORNING WORSHIP 8*5 a.m
CHURCH SCHOOL 10:00 om.
EVENING SERVICE 7.00 p.m. Sunday*
COltEGE FELLOWSHIP 7:00 p.m. Sundays
Ernest I. Bradley. Potior
Moc Show. Assistant Potior
COLLEGE CHURCH Of CHRIST
EAST BULLARO (Between First ond Coder)
SUNDAY: Bible School. 9 a.m.; Morning Worthlp. 10 om.
Young People. 5 p."1 • i Evening Worihlp. 6 p. m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study. 7:30 p.m.    .
Special Clots lor College Student*
Dedicated to Serving In* College Community
transportation Available—Phone 4396530
Minister: Clifford Reeve*: Youth Minister. Ralph llndsey
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
3973 N. Cedar (Near Ashlon)
Phone: 229-8581
9— 10:30 AM: WORSHIP     HOLY COMMUNION—1 st Sunday
College Career Fellowship, 2nd 8 4th Sunday aa. month-
11:30 o.m. Contemporary liturgy
4th Sundoy 9:00 o.m.
Philip A. Jordan. Potior 3rd Sunday 10:30 a.m.
J. David Peterson, Associate Potior
CHRISTIAN SO-NCE SERVICES
SECOND CHURCH Of CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Sunday Service* ond Sunday School— 10 am.
Wednesday Testimony Meeting—8 p.m.
WESLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH,
1343E.BontowAve.
Phone 124-1947
SUNDAYS:
Worthlp Service:       1:30 o.m.
Church School (all ages) t College Clan: 9:30 o.n
Continental Broaklatl: 10:30 o.m.
Worthlp Service: 11:00 a.m.
tald. What liability Is sought is
provided by the tenured faculty.
''We're the most highly
tenured campus In the system,"
he said. "It doesn't seem to me
that we have instability In our
Volpp tald be also expects
minority utilization to go up, not
down under tbe policy, snd If It
goes down, he will view the policy
as a failure.
When ope minority faculty
member becomes ineligible lor
the applicant's pool because of
the two-year maximum rule, you
have lo consider "there is
another person who would not
have been hired, who will be
hired," he  ssid.
Mary Louise Frsmpton, part-
time criminology lecturer who
wiU not be subject to hiring next
fall because of the two-year
maximum, disagrees with Volpp.
"Apparently, the idea is to
encourage affirmative action.
And I think affirmative action is
great, but ss far as I've heard,
It's the minorities snd the women
who sre being hurt," she ssid.
Some fsculty feel the policy is
going to hurt their departments
because it will be difficult to
replace the faculty they will lose.
"I think it < the part-lime hiring
policy) is designed to solve s
problem thst might be solved In
other ways You lose s lot of
expertise when you start dropping people." Dr. Stephen
Rodemeyer, chairman of the
chemistry department, ssid.
a PhD in     positions.
1 PhD In
It's virtually
impossible to find part-time
faculty with PhD's," be said.
Alex Saragosa, La Raza
Studies coordinator, does not feel
the  policy   will   benefit   bis
Saragosa ssid La Rata Studies
will lose Manuel Pen*, who
teaches sll the La Rasa music
classes, and Tony Roque. who
carries the art courses.
Pens has s master's degree In
English, snd Roque has a
bachelor's degree in art snd
expects to have a master's in
education at the end of this year.
"I don't know whst In the hell
we're going to do to fill their
positions," Saragosa said.
He said that La Rata Studies
csnnot sftord to provide s
training ground for, part-time
lecturers, snd thst hi may appeal the two-year ru'ing for those
two fsculty. But be ''.s not confident that an appeal would be
"If no new positions bad been
requested, the rule still would
hsve spplied," Volpp said.
Some fsculty were In favor of
the pool concept for part-time
applicant* and The Fresno Bee
very good wsy of
communicsUng the needs ol the
university," he said.
Some department chairmen
ssid tbe sdvertisement wss
bringing applicants thst they
were unaware of.
"We probably would not have
come in contact with some of our
sppllcsnts," Ssnford Brown,
heslth science depsrtment
chslrmsn, ssid. He hss received
about six responses to the sd-
pretty much up to the
vice-president (Louis Volpp) snd
he's pretty tough on It,"
Saragosa said.
Volpp ssid he hss spproved two
new tenure track search
proposals for La Raia Studies.
These positions will probably
encroach upon the available
part-time openings, he ssid.
Hugh Williamson, chslrmsn of
the physics depsrtment, said
three of the people who
responded have had PhD's In
physics,    snd    three    have
Ethnic Studies is perfectly
willing to follow the policy,
Frsnklin Ng, progrsm coor-
dinstor, ssid. "You're not going
to find people willing to float
around here (Fresno) for two
classes. It's not Los Angeles or
Berkeley," be ssid.
'Just taking care of people's problems'
(Continued from p. 1)
swivel chair . Cholakian outlined
what his duties sre ss Vuich's
administrative aide.
"My job basically it to
represent the senstor in the
district The district goes from
north lo Auberry sll the wsy to
Delano, so it's s pretty big
responsibility.
"I have to cover all three offices In her district, msklng sure
the case work for constituent
complaints, the needs of the
community sre answered and
any legislative concerns are
deslt wtth.
"There's slso public speaking
engagements thst I have to attend in place of the senstor. I just
t her in the
Turning to specifics, Cholakian
mentioned a meeting with CSUF
professors Warren Kessler, Joel
Grossman and Judy Rosenthal
concerning the Isy-off of fsculty
st the university.
"I'm hoping something can be
done, but I'm not really sure yet.
There's some language that's in
Title V of the Education Code
which makes it nearly Impossible
for s person to get the shaft, so to
speak.
"At least, the wsy It's set up
they would hsve recourse ss fsr
ss getting monies snd getting
compensation and so forth.
"But, the wsy certain people
hsve been laid off, they're encountering reel problems
because they're not being defined
as s Isy-off, but as s different
Discounting sny political
ambitions In the near future,
Cholakian ssys he hopes to
remain working for Vuich while
he earns his lsw degree.
"I'd like to keep the polilicsl
svenue open. If I were Just going
Into lsw, I think I wouldn't stay
here. I would right swsy go to
lsw school."
Cholakian praised hit position
at a good experience for anyone.
"It's grest because you meet
the public and you learn a lot
about government and how the
legislative process works.
"It's Just a good base for
almost anythjng."
Although Cholakian said his
agriculture background was
helpful in his securing the
position, he said that much of his
time is taken up with non-
agriculture-related items.
"It's surprising, but a! of late
my Job has deslt almost
primarily with just taking csre of
people's problems.
At this point." the new ad-
minislrstive aide speaks with
pride of hit helping an elderly
Fowler woman who was having
difficulties with her car
fee.
"I called up the DMV, and they
ssid they'd send her money back,
and sure enough they did.
"We got a nice letter from her,
thanking us for restoring her
faith In politicians.
"It wss very sstlsfying."
Cholakian's background not
only includes politics, law and
philosophy, but slso music.
While in high school st Hoover,
he won s scholsrshlp to the North
Carolina School of Arts In 1871.
Upon returning to graduate
from Hoover In 1972, tbe young
musiclsn won another
scholarship to the San Francisco
Conservatory of Music.
In 1973. whUe st the coo-
servatory, Cholakian wss runner-up in his division of tbe
Golden Gloves boxing tour-
After hesring a religious
debate In 1973, he transferred to
Lone Mountain College, where he
took a class In philosophy.
Does the future look as varied
as the past for Kevin Cholakian"
As Cholakian himself says,
"I'm think I'm into helping
people with their problems."
How much more varied can
you get?
Schorl ing to be feted
A dinner wiU be held Thursday,
April 28, to honor Dr. Horace
Schorllng wbo is retiring as
executive vice president.
Schorllng is leaving In June after
88 years of service.
The dinner wiU be held at the
"We got this letter from a Isdy
who hsd been dinged about 835
for s Isle reglstrstion car fee,
and the DMV (Department of
Motor Vehicles) does hsve the
descrelion of returning lees to
those who sre living on s fixed
income snd sre having trouble
getting the bucks real quick.
Editors wanted
Applications are now
being accepted for tbe fan
temetter editorships of
three Associated Students'
publications.
Students  interested   in
g 'or
ir U Voi
CoUeglan, Uhuru
msy pick up appl
the CoUeae Union,
Applications    must    be
returned by Friday, May 8
and should Include the ap-
and phone numbers.
Bcrfle at
Rainbow kicks
off Semona
The  Semana  de  la   Rata Chicanos    face   in    today's
Committee will kick off It* an- society."
nual Ctnco de Mayo activities Some of the topics Include*
this Sunday, Msy 1, 1977 with 1 "Histories!  Talk on  Ctnco  de
dance to be held at the Rainbow Mayo" which wiU be pre,
Ballroom featuring Bete Garcia by Dr. Jesus Luna, who
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Apply by May 6
First Chicano
graduation set
for May 20
Revised CSUF policy cuts
LRS general education
For the first time at CSUF, a
bilingual commencement
ceremony will be held to honor'
gradualmg Chicano students and
their families.
The Chicano Commencement
Committee recently announced
the ceremony will occur May 30
at Ihe Fresno Fairgrounds.
The deadline to apply it
Friday, May 6.
Tony Garduque, of the
Educational Opportunity
Program (EOP) and a committee co-ordinator, said any
Chicano graduating this spring,
this summer, or who had
graduated from CSUF in Fall
1978,  may participate  in  the
honorees snd their famUles while
Mariachl de la Tlerra provides
music. Each honoree may bring
three persons from his/her
family but additional persons
will be expected to pay 81.90.
At 7:30 pjn., commencement
and awards ceremonies will
occur. Following at 9:00 p.m. will
be a dance featuring Los Rainbow*/
Admission to the dance is open
to Ihe public with a minimal
donation requested. Graduates
wiU be admitted free. Garduque
said the dance will serve as s
fundraiser   for   next   year's
La Voz art
contest-new
deadline
The deadline dale for entrees
to be In for tbe Art Contest
In the past, La Rasa Studies
has had six to 10 courses.
However, any students who
entered prior to next fall (1877)
msy still get credit for course.
In one department."
He U uncert tin of what affect
ruling will have on the La
catalogue Issued tbe year they
entered CSUF.
"For example, li a currently
enrolled student wanted lo take
my IM cists for credit, and it wat
He and his fellow :o-ord ina tors,
Manuel Olgin of Tutorial Services and Ernesto Martinei of La
Rata Studies, conducted a
survey last semester which indicated a positive sttltude
toward the ceremony.
''Some people took offense to
the idea," saM Garduque. "They
felt we were being separatist, but
we're not. The other ceremony
. (CSUF's May 18) Is too cold cut
sod dry. Also, we will emphasize
honoring the families.''
He said the ceremony Is not
only to honor the graduates but
slso to generate a role-model for
youth.
In the past, attempts have been
made to Initiate a Chicano
ceremony but It usually fell short
of its goal due to "a lack of
organisation aad serious effort,"
according to Garduque.
Last year, a social reception
for the graduates was hefd In
which 8800 was rslsed for this
calling     into     Spanish-radio
stations will have a song  played
'Continued on p. 4)
today, has been extended until
May 8, at U noon.
La Voi de AiUan it sponsoring
(be contest ia accordance with
Semana de La Rasa. Flrsl prize
is 825.00, tecond prize, 318.00, and
third prize 310.00.
The winning drawing will
papcar as La Vox's front page in
our May issue. Other entrees will
also be published inside La Vox.
Drawings must be on 14" X10"
or 34" X 34" size white paper and
' done In India or dark black ink.
The  ruling  may  force  the
program to specialise In lower
The four      .      _„„.., ,j
for general education credit are
-LR 3. Socialisation of the
Chicano, instructed by Lea
Ybarra-Soriano;
—LR 8, Chicano Culture, Instructed by Dr. Jesus Luna;
-LR 7, Chicano Art Forms.
another 3150 had been raised
through donadons by Chlca.so
alumni of CSUF.
As a result of such alumni
response, Garduque ssid the
committee is considering
development of a Chicano
Alumni Association as their next
project.
Garduque said any alumni
interested in contributing more
to this year's ceremony msy
conlsc. any of the coordinators.
The May 20 program will begin
at 5:30 p.m. with a cena for the
Marathon drive , tardeada rally
Voter Registration  highlight week
A tardeada this Saturday and a
marathon voter reglstrstion
rally next Bsmjmsse will highlight
s campaign by the San Joaquin
Voter  Registration   Project  of
Monday's "Voter Registration
Marathon" wiU be held st the
Fulton MaU (Fulton at Tulare
Street) from 7:30 a.m. until 13
Ful ton Man (Fulton and Tulare
Street)
K-Mart (Eattgste: Kings
Canyon A Msple Avenues)
The election is to fill the Fresno
City Council seat vacated by Al
Villa when he became Fresno's
second Chicano municipal court
Judge last month.
Cruz B us tarn ante, Jr., SJVRP
director, said Saturday's tardeada   will   be.  at   the   Sal
King of Kings Community
Center
Our.Lady of Mount Canned
Catholic Church
Bethel Lutheran Church
St. John's Cathedral ("R" and
Mariposa Streets)
But Saragosa put out the call
for Chicanos to enroll.
"While more and more Anglos
are taking La' Rata courses,
Chlcsnos sre stiU the UfebJood of
MEChA to
nominate
officers
NominaUons for the 1977 fan
er MEChA officers wlil be
May   S,
AU potential candidates win go
through a' question sod answer
period   with   the   screening
committee. Elections wiU be held
the week foUowing Semana.