1977_09 The Daily Collegian September 1977

              CSUF ads more than meets the eye
(Continued from pace 1)
also interesting:
"2 BEDROOM APT. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, EX-"
CEPT FOR YOUK ROOM."
Thli ad wa* one that wa* hard
lo pail up: "APT. WITHIN
WALKING DISTANCE OF CAMPUS. FREE ROOM. ONE"
FOURTH THE COST OF RENT
IN EXCHANGE FOR COOKING,
CLEANING,     COMPANIONSHIP.
color tv. ran, etc
SOME G—D—- nerve ta:
n ETC.   Un-
I      WITH      WITTY,
PERSONALITY
WANTS     TO     MEET      YOUNC
BLUE-EYED   BLONDE. FOR
PURPOSE OF MEANINGFUL
LASTING RELATIONSHIP (I.E.
ONE-NIGHT STAND). MEET ME
IN UNION LOUNGE THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER • AT NINE P.M."
I will end this article for now,
and let you find your own favor-
For the record
Accordlne toPollceChlefVlrgll
Cope, students who registered
through CAR did not receive the
ThTgraduate
presents..
parkins: decals and thus security
personnel did not ticket cars
parked in general parking areas
during the first few days of class-
Students carrying lighter loads
Security Office.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
MLCDEXTIIA MONEY
"Trid pitcher
of perfection"
$125 PITCHERS
EVERY TUESDAY
11 AM - 2 PM        (
FOOSBALL
,TOURNAMENT^
I F'HO'Ji   -OIK ITWmic
EVERY FRIDAY NITE
CORNER   OF   CEDAR 4  GETTYSBURG
Come and visit our new Trimmers jr^p^fee second floor at-
Now through September, we're offering 20% off on all serj
gjtiW&cind faculty.   We specialize in all services for men
"    OtUCfltt^-tgvJuminizing, hennas.
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO
September 8, 1977
Limitation on part
time faculty lifted
he   feels  * time   lapse of mor*
f a nil* wa* reinstated.
Volpp  said  he 1*  still  c
By Barbara Anderson an evaluation could be mad* of
Temporary and part-Urn* tac-
- ulty who taught at CSUF for mor
Ulan two years had reason to re
JolC thl* summer.   They w*r
notified that CSUF would Include u fully ** possible with the intent"
them In their pool of eligible em- of this  permissive    legislation.
ploy**'. That la, w* Inland to Implement
A two-year Um* limit ml* (or thl* legislation a* though It were
part-Urn* and temporary {acuity mandatory."
cr*at*d at th* end ot laat semes- Approximately 7B persona were
tar by Louis Volpp, vice-presl- allowed Into th* part-time pool
dent ot academic affairs, a/ould thl* summer who would have been
have excluded them from the pool. excluded,   according to  Michael
Volpp announced this iumm*r Biechler,    assistant   vlce-pres-
tfaat lh* university was dropping (dent for faculty personnel.
th* Um* no* In respoaaatoarw- "• honestly do not believe that
qrast written Into th* caiiionua anyone waa kept from being em-
Budget Act for 1977-78. ployed because of the now defunct          Volpp also aald that "undar-
The special provision asked the two-year   rule,"   Biechler   aald.     itandabl* bias"  occurs-without
California State  University  and Volpp said In a recent Interview     a time rule.
Colleges system to refrain trom that a one-year moratorium on the
Imposing a Um*  nil* on part- ml* would serve to dampen th*
Um*' and temporary faculty until effects of a Um* limit. However,
and directors of CSUF, Volpp
responded to the legislation: "The
policy of thli campus 1* to comply   D,n,m th* 'smlw'sUy.' ™"
Eleven out of 21 tenure ap-,
point ment war* filled by CSUF
temporary faculty, Volpp aald.
Thli figure shows that th* departments did not do adequate
tenure track searches, he added.
"The performance on tenure
track appointments la vary good
evidence  that a time limit rule
campus," Volpp s«
* easy to understand wi
Photo by Sumy Frailer
.UNCHT1ME rv1ELOOIES...RIohle Leeea ente.rtalnedthetunchtlme ■
:rowd this week on the College Union patio in a program sponsored by the College Union Program Commitee.
Baxter to speak
on CSUF future
CSUF President Norm** A.
Physicbt is convinced
UFOs are visiting planet
phy*lclst Stanton W.
Friedman delivered a lecture
Wedneeday enUUed, "Flying Sau-
reali" to a full bouse
of CSUF students In the College.
Friedman, who has helped to
velop fission and fusion rocket
Sines   while at  Westlnghous.
A. General Electric, began his
talk by saying, "Let me begin with
the punch line. After 18 years ot
study and Investigation,I am con-
peopl* are ready to listen to th*
scientific data which I present
and  to  agree  with  my  conclu-
Frledman further produced government "quality graphs" which
showed thai the majority of unexplained UFO sightings were
made by responsible people.
Works Department last week, will
cost an estimated $4.5 minion
dress this semester to the stu- to build, and win take about 18
dent body on Monday, Sept tt, months to complete. When Anita* CD Prosram Committee has     shed It wUl hold 2,600 students.
T!^eofDr.B»-t**'..p-     jJlfX^^&S:     m"
and win be held at noon    ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^m «
they already I
"You need to demonstrate that  .
you   are   going to open up the
poaalblllUea   to   everyone,"   he
aald.
Biechler said a time rule would
also boost affirmative action.
"No Ume Umlt Is sort ot built-
Uni'-rslry-
r,                                    " tflectnfaoiMy and staff.
E\2J£?ZLtm*rmmihaeA Sl»<» »ral-j to OOF, Dr. BgX-
Dr. Baxttr, who nan own osu ta. _^   ^ n ^—rtm-nn, -».
ot th. Dntnwlty than 1*70, Is Jjjiffl iSS-SSi -.
eirjectsrftoimpoasUetheerrron- sjCmUm.^anSe}usMtshkVmt
rn.nl sUmtbMi and the proposed ^^^e« ^SSSwr:'
J^b^'c^S'SS; to^^n^'tate-Jlocatlot-.
norlties," he Said. By limiting
ments to go out and look for mi-
Dale Burtner, president of
CSU** chapter of the United
Professors of California (UPC),
disagreed.  .
"I think lt'3 Interesting to note
those most opposed to the Ume
Umlt  rule have been minorities
Burtner also s
sUPC
getery language.   .
CSUF's afflrmaUv* action officer, Lily Small, aald aha favors
a Um* rule.
it tha
'helming that the planet earth is
being visited by extra-terreitrial
spacecraft."
Friedman attributed the lingering scepticism about unidentified
flying objects to tour factors:
the Ignorance of the sceptic who
Low-key security stressed
'No Big Brother at bookstore
Is unaware of th* main body of
scientific dab* concerning tha
lubject; a "laughter curtain"
bich causes people to fear ridicule; the ego of th* scientific and
governmental hierarchies that
keeps  them from facing up to
hat there may be some-
thin? so big out here that It Isn't
even Interested In contacting
them; our refusal to use our tech-
ajsoclated     with UFO'a,
- their incr*dlbl* spMds
and abilities to make right-angle
turn* it high veloclU**.
"Th. whole UFO subject-1*
When Bookstore Manager Larry
Taylor saya he wants students to
feel comfortable when they come
In to buy merchandise, he realty
means it.
"I don't want students to com.
In and feel soma big brother Is
watching them," Taylor said. "I
cant
goes, there are no cameras mat
keep a constant watchful eye on
the shoppen. Thar, atw also no
one-way mirrors which ar* sttI-
dent in many local stores.
Shoplifting si the bookstore ha*
never been a major problem, accordlne to Taylor. But at times
the unfortunate happens.   Over
$20,000 was lost In unaccounted-
for materials test year. *
"One. we're sure we've caught
somebody, we call Security and
hav. a report tilted out on them. far u--ghopUn,r •* th. open
Th. normal proewdur* Is to then cun-.sjoi** ror students'belong-
Tefer to. 'snsp**' to to. Dm ^ located at the front of tbi
Taylor said. *£&
r is then out of the        Tsylorsaldthattti.ftstromtb.il
mr one* in a while.
"Bat w* don't hav*
But  some of It I* due to book- Adjacent to to* open hoi** are   . "Something Ilka $168,000 com.*
keeping errors, or ringing up th* '1ocir-snd-lc*y storage anas for partially from its and food ser-
wrqng total on the register. If*     .students who ar* shopping. views.    Th* handicapped ramps
always hard to locate to* met        "For a quarter a student can «H °r*r campus war. similarly
amount,?' Taylor said. put his stuff In on, take his key, fun-ted," Taylor *xoIaln*d.» ,
.    _.- i. i. -*-^. —rnHtv     ■*»- com* back later. H*th*ngwte Thsra baa been only one big
A*- tar as ln-stor. ..entity „ M. f ^ ^ 6om^ ms^em Inddnnt. .Vm Taylor,
him waythlnr," said Taylor. and that took place at CSUF in
1970.
However, Taylor said that students have sometimes beenhired
as 'fake shoppers' tokeapalook-
out on oth ers. ,
"We've only used them during
the. rush hours, snd then only at
certain times,", he laid.
On* aspect tt
them to place their books in, then
head directly for their next class.
Despite to. fact that th* number
of »ppreh*nded stodent* has
dropped, tosses last year totaled
over $20,000.
Taylor added that h. couldn't
pinpoint which Items war. the
most popular for shoplifters. Dos
to th*  store  being divided into      _ .
three areas, losses a re all the     lht
mor. difficult to calculate. lon4
Taylor laid that there has been      kntx
no' pilferage by employee*, Sliding
that "w* don't hav. them tax* a
lie detector tost, either."
when tbe old bookstore was where
The Cblleglan Is now," h. said.
"Sod. kids broke Into the place
after hours,   and   stol*   some
check* or something Ilk. that."
Alma Born., a 20-plus year
veteran of the bookstore, said she
has never caught a student stealing.   "I think we hav. a pretty
I bunch of kids on campus,"
said.   "And I've been here
. If anything, Taylor again stressed that ttw iter* wants to present a welcoming attitude for stu-