1972_10 The Daily Collegian October 1972

              E DAILY COLLEGIAN    Won,
r, October 1. 1971
Uhuru means
freedom
Involved In th* paper you now have, 1* your Body and Soul. It
l» •otllUd UHURU which means . . . FREEDOM.
In th* UHURU we, th* SUff, (ball try to Inform you, my beautiful
Black people, of all happenings on campus and abroad.
UHURU ts to be, for the year of 1972 and 1»73, an Informative
paper, bringing news to the Brother* and Sisters at CSUF. Thla Information will keep us laformed ot tbe environment we exKt In.
We (hall be featuring a number of things we think will b* of Intor-
•*t to a* as a peopl*. Poem* w* feature we reel will give you an Insight to the real us. Black and Proud.Some poems wlU be written by
fellow home folks from CSUF, others will be reprinted from other
There
also N
» latest style. The
-, spring and sum-
Monday, October 1. 1971    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN   I
Black Studies Department adds 10 classes, minor
By C. L.
Now that registration 1* ov*r
ind everyone la settled In their
lasses, I would Ilk* to extend a
•arm  welcome  to all Incoming
BLACK STUDIES
DEPARTMENT
rthlng la th* aame at Fresno
te the fact of FresnoState'a
name.    There haa been one
In the Black Studies Department there have been ten additional classes added to keep up
with Ihe progressive growth ot
the department; another achievement, led under th* leadership
of Professor Lester Rlgglns
(head of the Department) Is on*
can now minor In th* BlackStud-
lea. In order to minor one mu*t
tak* th* cor* requirement of six
-   Blac
Blacks
Where did militants go?   3 P's :
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BUck Studies Department, six
classes were dropped. Tb* rwa-
•on-not enough students enrolled
In th* classes. It takes only 13
students to keep a class from being dropped. And those six Black
Studies class*« could not get »
measly 13 people.
What U wrone? In order for
the Black Studies Department to
continually progress It needs the
support ot th* BUck students on
this campus. Th*<*BlackStudl**
classes were made especially for
the Black students on thai campus
There are a few students on
thla campus who discourage other
»tud*nU from taklrur BUck Studies courses. And what Is really
Ironic, is th* «tudent who give*
this advice knows nothing about
the additional  BUck Studl**
what tb* course Is about gotothe
Ethnic Studies San Ramon No. 8,
Rrn. 139 or call 487-2832 and find
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
PROGRAM
Th*  E.O.P.  Is located In th*
New Administration Building,
Rm.  238.    Thl* program helps
(Continued on page D)
EOP assistant offers message
Statement trim the Black Assistant EOP Director to the
Black Students:
I'm entering my second year
as the Black assistant director
of the Educational Opportunity
Program. During' the first year.
I have had the opportunity to
meet and work with many of the
Black students here on campus,
both EOP and regular admits.
Although my Job and duties
deal mostly with the Black student* on EOP. I can not and will
the Black students on campus
contact   me  If | may be of a
been engaged during the past ye
are as follows:
1) Academic area
6) Legal matters
7) Tutorial  services,  with
academic departments
8) Graduate Program (other
all
Quote from an unknown: *You
can satisfy aome of the people
some of the time: but you can't
satlafy all the people all of Ihe
My Job I* not to saltify the
Black students: my Job Istowork
and help the students achieve In
to graduate from the college and
continue on to greater and better
achlevementa In life.     .
I would like to say 'welcome
here last year: and a special wel-
CSUF for the flrat time.
THANK YOU,
Ernie shelton
Assistant EOP Director
New Administration Bide.
Room 238
Phone 487-1021
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(Ex-Offenders)
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18) EOP withdrawal procedures
19) EOP Summer Institute
20) Academic Referral Systems
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