1975_11 The Daily Collegian November 1975

              2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN       Tuesday, November 25, 1975
The question person
1
In what field of study should there be
a required course in ethics?
"In every one of tl
not do any good. B
ripped off ln every
ne, Including
m. It might
: people get
students and
"Why not all of them? That's
a problem confronting all people.
I think you need something ln the
business field especially. That'd
probably be the strongest thing.
Just to stimulate businessmen
treating people on an equal basis.
Get  away from  the dog-eat-dog
. Soule. instructor. Tcague
l-.lementary School, Highway City:
"When I studied, philosophy and
"theology were related as ethics.
Now, ethics can permeate every
part of our lives, Including business, marketing, and the very
fact of going to school. I've been
reading that the honor system Is
In question. People do what they
want to do regardless of what
the laws and customs are.*
•All around, there's a~iack of
ethics. I've seen a lack of ethics
ln student government, but I
shouldn't name any specific area.
I'd say ln most of our professional fields, there has been a lack of
ethics. They're more concerned
with the profession than with people."
sophomore. major ui
"Government. There's so ran
corruption going there right no
They need It the most. I-thl
all of them need It though, ln i
fields.*
Letters to the editor.
TEACHING POSITIONS
More troops
bock O'Brien
such as ihe Collegian or Insight
are vehicles for the expatlatlon
of dissenting views on Issues of
concern for the University and
Its Inhabitants, Mr. Hill's letter
of Nov. 19 (Dally Collegian) can
be accepted. Certainly curriculum    and   the   qualifications   or
competency   of   professors   i
concerns   worthy   of Mr.  Hll
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lore it cannot be condemned. I
think to bjse assumptions of Dr.
O'Brien's quality of leaching or.
Ids own lack of comprehension
of Dr. O'Brien's letter Is tragic.
But the Issue here Is not of the
qualifications or competency of
professors, which Is difficult to
Judge tl you've never had the
class or professor (Isn't It, Mr.
Hill?), hut of the necessity of a
and disposition of Dr.
Mr. Hill's gratitude to
;rs that be ln the School
ch   a   fate  Is Indicative
inking that saturates the
view    on   topics  that
I think an Investigation Into
the different theories of ethical
thought, to realize there are different theories, Is necessary for
a person to satisfy and question
his own thoughts. B.A. 101 as
t-ught by Dr. O'Brien Is more
than just a :orum for the Professor's Ideas (compare typical
classes), It presents the major
ethical theories, through necessity broadly.
This presents the student with
the opportunity to examine his
views of the
many under Adolf Hitler. This
fact In Itself cries the need for
the study of ethics and morality,
all personal prejudices aside.
Richard Nellson. Student
views,
CLARIFICATION
In Friday's Collegian editorial
•Politicians stagnate ln recall
fiasco,• a line toward the bottom
of the page read, "He (Senator
David Davenport) has not brought
a case before the Student Court
..." It should have read, "he
which have governed      student
. This Investigation Is
our own which bases morals on
those of the mass and, through
the predominant thought of pragmatism, has equated morality and
legality.
As Dr. O'Brien stated In his
letter, the outstanding example In
recent times of this legalism Is
that  of the government of Ger-
Court until Nov. 18, when
he submitted a letter to the Student Activities office questioning
the legality of Good and Nlkssarlan's appointments; this Is
another requirement for the court
to meet, and Ihe delay ln submitting this letter Is another
reason they haven't done anything
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charging admission. By using receipts from the speech, the committee loan could be paid back,
Diisenbury and Kennedy said.
They said Davis usually receives $2,500 for a speaking
engagement, but has negotiated
through friends of the pair for
me lower price.
Committee member Barbara
Kissinger suggested an effort be
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r>306.
Paintings compare
America, Denmark
hers   summed  for the past
years art student Ingrlg Has-
tru|)  hjs  traveled  to Denmark.
Her paintings, on display
Un ough Wednesday ln the CSUF
,:i gallery with the work of two
,tnei artists, try to compare
\ ■ erlcan   and   Danish  culture,
!>pli al or unusual of some places
-,l.i in her Introductory note to
Million's In the gallery display
i\e works by Mark Teemer and
s then
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it--  kind  to offer a bachelor of
m i-iice degree ln surveying and
Citrus judging nears
it will b
d Sat-
ii.• 45 high schools have been
ted to participate ln the event,
ipotisored t» SunklstGrowers
tiie Plant Science Department
le csuf School of Agricultural competition will consist
i'lglng and giving reasons of
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The committee wiil decide next
week whether or not to lend the
*800. If It does, the money will
have to come from a contingency
hind, as the speakers budget has
been depleted for/the year.
In another matter, Bonglovannl reported a lawyer has been
obtained to debate William
F. Buckley Dec. 9 ln the gym.
Leonard Ross, a Yale Law School
graduate and Gov. Edmund G.
Brown's appointee to the State
Public UtllltlesCoromlsslon, will
debate Buckley Dec. 6. He is
charging no fee other than his air
fare to Fresno.
Bonglovannl told the committee
he Is concerned about the size of
the crowd coming to see Buckley.
He said many community members might wish to come and
hear Buckley.
The committee voted to charge
$3 admission to anyone not holding a current CSUF student body
card  or  staff-faculty  card.  No
e tickets wtfl"be~so*.d, and
**> a first-come, first-served
basis. Only one person per IJ>.
card will be admitted.
Normally, said  Bonglovannl,
the card will admit the card hold-
Snack bar replaces lounge
"We're making It available for students to study and brown ba
a eat lunch," said Rick Flnlay, food service director.
The  snack bar, which opened Friday, serves soft drinks.
Thanksgiving music celebrated
Program is honored      ""/
Ih.. Surveying andPtiotogram-
metry program at CSUFhasbeen
rkiiiured by the American Society
A piiotSgrammetry (ASp) and the
American Congress of Surveying
ami Mapping (ACSM).''The program has also received the first
student charter from ASP.
The program, which has grown
Iroir.  10 to 75 students o
CSUF will offer a "Bicentennial Musical Celebration* concert on radio Thanksgiving Day.
The one-hour concert will be
5 p.m. on KMJ (S80)
at 8 p.m. on KMJ-FM (97.9).
The concert will Include
American compositions collected
for the Bicentennial by the J. C.
Penney Company.
The show will feature highlights of a concert held at Fresno
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crowd size, the Umlt was set.
Bonglovannl said the doors will
be closed when the gym is full,
whether the next person In line
Is a student or a paying patron.
Sorority raises
funds for blind
More than $400 was raised
Sunday in an effort by the Delta
Gamma Sorority and Cherry
Auction Swap Meet to meet a
goal of over 11,000 needed to
purchase a special braille typewriter for the 26 blind students
at CSUF.
Anyone wishing to help further
can give money to Weldon Percy
at the Student Handicapped Services at CSUF.
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breakfast at the Trinity Baptist
Church.
SATURDAY
9 a.m.-3 p.m.-The San Joa-
Noon-The Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship will meet
In College Union room 312-813.
The subject will be "meditation
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Garden Fellowship Hall, SS58 N.
Fresno St. There will be arte
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High School, where the music
from the Penney's collection was
premiered ln the San Joaquin
Valley.
The music Is performed by
the CSUF Symphony Orchestra,
under the direction of Russell
Howland, professor of music;
the CSUF Concert Choir, directed
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