1972_12 The Daily Collegian December 1972

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through th* Christmas break In
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D*pt. Office. SH 4. Room 214, and
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the   Central   California   Bloo<
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' conclusion, were drawn by Professor Ha
University of Michigan tnaiiiute for Social Reseai
analysis of various  nationwide poll., opinion  survey, and In.depth
media exposure or 1
». My t.al mass
ere all produ
.-1 iilg
h level* of
anil-war sentiment ..
On the other land.
he., event, did not materially
nflae'
ceoppoal-
Hon lo the war by Ihe
eneral public   1
owever   publl
mom increased markedly after comrn
Tet offensive.
unlet victories during the 1961
Shuman's research
arums did
not Increase public .
Ol Nixon', handling o
th,'.aWrg..,8peac
."maTche.'^n
.alluf.
poll, rose
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tlonsl achievement -
Harvard sociologlii I.a.id  J
any positive re.uli. from busing are ni
soci.J psycholnglst Thomas >   peltlgr
.agrees'. J'elti"
ember   l»« 1'.)
tion produced b\   bus
Iren.^ut'i.il'-h,
h""|n''
■T'c'','"
( 'The Nutcracker' on Saturday
t  2  and 7 p.m. In the Fresno
rr Theater
Tickets,    priced   si  $2,   are
available at the Convemlon' Can-
ter Box Offlc* and th* CTJ Ticket
available
Cour**   description,   lor   i
Spring '73 philosophy cl«*.**.r
i   the   Bus
THE BIG ONE
A full quarter-pound beef
potty In a 5-inch Ktlpot-
rlck's sesome bun   with
Kraft cheese, the same delicious sauces
and garnishes as the Munchy (only more
of It), and a generous slice of tomato.
featuring
pants:
regular price $8 — $12
SALE PRICE $M
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daily
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csw fresno
monday
dec. 18,1972
vol. 78 no. 60
eco center will re-open
waller Ruuo baa bean selected by th* holds S400, one ojuartar of which Is ear-
Student Senate'* Board oa Ecology a. the marked far the purchae* ol a newspaper
new manager ot the campus re-cyellng     *tarag* shod. Th* Board on Ecology 1*
10 i.m. to I p.m. at Ito new location on the The glass crush
south side of B.r.tow, west of the'Hound examined by Ih* senate Finance Con-
up.- Clean glass, both clear and colored, mitt**, ind at laat report, committee
with th* aluminum rings taken oft, and member* tald th* crusher would b* avail-
can* will be accepted, able soon.
The ci
r. Tomporary hour* for II
XT,
Keats C
It waa trying to get th* «b**t
s3*a»,*r*,D-»--D
d-    n— n—
n—Edfev
Ing. will be a
Dan  Woods, _
commute*, tald Ruiio. a sophomore, was and access, laid Woods. The new location
selected from a field of 22 applying for th* on Ih* northeast end of campus hat four
position because ofhts -Interest, dedlca- tlmea th* sire and a good driveway far
tli.n. enthusiasm and experience." ituiio trucks louse when picking up re-cyclsblea.
organized   recycling drive, at  hit high Part of Rutao'a  Job Is to cr
school and worked last year as a volunteer th* work of volunteers at th* ci
al   th* campus   recycling  center. In the laid 'anyone I. -welcome to com
last year, h* ha* done volunteer work for help.*
Ecology   Action and Valley Recycling. Ruiio .aid hopafully, by n.xt. ,
Th* center's manager receive.32.05an the center will be able to recycle regular
hour lor t maximum lo hours or work a tin cans,  and that the storage sh*d for
week, plus 20 per cent of the money earned newspaper, would be completed soon, al-
f mm the sale of the center '* re-cyclabtea. lowing the center to handl* thlt commodity.
The remaining money netted by thecenter For additional Information on the cen-
goet to It. reserve fund. l*r't  hours,  volunteer work  or type or
The   renter's   reserve   fund  currently products reryled, call 226-1794.
flexible degree
dominguez hills among experimenters
an inevitable 'crippling* of qual-
■The   t
ir degree" It la just Ihe    It teen:
Ity.
WEAPON - PIES: MOTIVE - AHT; VICTIM . CALIFCrRMA
pie case clerk denies '01111111' rale
>n requires If li
needs       Conversely,   proponents   or lb. time-
shortened degree claim that  Iher* will be
 .      .. .      coal- a healthy Improvement brought about by Ihe
which will devalue ihe de- removal of what have been called the tltne-
i student of a Quality edu- serving, quantitative aspsct* ofthedegre*
  at It ha* developed over th* last few dec-
Slock *l*rk Floyd ihde today dlsasso- mon procedure for htm to check up on Controversy such as this It Instantly ides,
lated himself from Ihe terminology used situations like the one Involving Galnei' provoked In academic circle, by any men- When th* Carnegie study, 'Lest Time,
i Friday's Collegian which labeled art messy classroom and that the reports Hon or the time-shortened degree advo- Mor* Option*," waa first published In
rol*ssor Charles Cain*.' pie-struck written on It were by other people. cited by Ih* Carnegie Commission on January, 1971,11 struck a responsive nerve
las.room-a complete dl.ast.r." ■! don't *v«n know what thev went • Higher Eduction among others. Is the In unlvenitlta and college, throughout the
Idhe told Ihe Collegian that it 'should ^ . H. b.rate.1 the rnll^an tar li. three-year degree a boon or a bull? nation, tor it diagnosed what waa seen by
■j.rect- the impression he said thing. ZS^l' 1Z,.I.?'* ^^ITS-^-l^I. This question, posed by Kenneth Conk- many as adl.eaaeol epidemic proportions,
... e that bad. The ple-ihrowtng art lesson '* ,*',°*J**°! ,S„ * * *'h* """V* lln In the spring 1972 issue of th. Anterl- * general Infirmity In th* structural or-
ras -irregular from a normal class.* "" "*"', "** J"'"'"„?. *h „ ~ can Assoetalton of Onlvertaty Profeaaora ganlam of undergraduate education,
mesald. but he didn't consider It a 'com-       „!°".    ,,'.,'! iVa. .-.7        ..I         Bulletin, la on* which demand* an answer.       Although the tlme-ahortened degree can
nanta of Oatnes   lesson did Interfere with ...  .... „. .,.„,  , ...«„ ,^*.^ . «.—.-....--  17 ■ t.....
i ** trfha     i.i stnee it locusas on one of the most critical not bring about a miracle cure, it offer*
next ciass. lone saia. ^^ |n ^^ educatlon |odav nn, 50lutlon for wha, many real all* higher
A copy of the official campus security Th* main opposition to reducing the Lra- education today.
dltlonal degree by one year centers on what       Th*  Carnegie study'*   support  Of the
id he objected to being made lo
a 'culprit* In the story. 'I'm
i said Ihde laid it
panel discusses boys' sex role iflL^^w
MUty of taking four, or even more, ysare
Because   -a man's sense of priorities      personalities, > supportive and attentive       s*x role standards they may not otherwise to complete th* degree.
is   closer lo a child', thin I woman's."       father figure Is necessary.                                   kiv*. Common objectives
according   to   Mary  Margaret Ourando.          'From Fraud on, mothers have alwayt           Button also tald thai In order for the With the financial Support of the Car-
more men should get into elementary edu-     bean th* bad guy. (in child development).'       child to identify with the model, be baa to n*gta Corporation, a variety of lc
cation.                                                                 he   said,  and added thai now especially.       feel he possesses some of Ih* attributes programs are already In th* op
Th*  director of kindergartens tor the      professionals mutt go on mor. than 'just       of th* modal (and sea Is • similarity).The Stags on c.mpuse. nationwide.
f resno County Schools explained that men      what Freud thought aboul his mother *              mod*]   must be perceived a. * nurturer ■ Recognising that "th* tlm* ha* „.„. w
 '- —'- "■-' —'* ••*»•>■'•      lo Ih* child and In command of desired »djust to changed conditions' th* Stat*
ik II I* too cold o
™—— w *-i»W or
i* of sexuality
nut going Into
she  wat .peaking aa pan or a recent • -There nam* to be a perceived quality she suggested that way* this can b* don* Ohio, a
panel on  'Boyt  Sax Rota: Do Teacher. of th* fith*r it more likely to provide in m th* preschool l.vel. Is by bringing In     eoUgeea . .	
Help or Hinder-" sponsored by th* •■•- 'Inner glu*' lo hold th* telf together," different kinds of projects, from blk. re- ptata* reform of lb* g*n*ral
mentary education department. he said, explaining that despite personal pairing, cooking to an office sltu.tlon. partleullrly
Alan Button,   professor  of psychology experiences   to   th*   contrary,   children Both Durando and Joe Lee, of theFre.no concern at B
and   author  of  The   Authentic Child,* think male* ar* more aggressive  than city  Schools   Educatlonal-Profettlonal meat of new
spoke about the n**d for fathering, or sub- females. Development  Center,   agreed  that m*n ortentad, an
nltuto fathering, through teachera, •*- Button laid many school board, frown should b* allowed to teach in their own partm*nts.
pecially tor boys. ' on men In *l*m*ntary education because way, rather than b* »ho*-horn*d Into th* To tejrtlb
He cited studies he has been doing that they t*»r exposing children to homot.irtstlv^aiaUng program or pattern vAyraeo teach.     I*** degree I ,	
appear to Indicate thlt delinquency occur* men. ,„ hav. eetabllshtd. flexibility, four group* of etudenta at the
most frequently  among boyt who are Button counters thl. fear by stylng, 'I fhla Is th* reason, L«* said, that it is Univaralty of Iliiaoit, Urban*, ire cur-
fatherle.s or hav* brutal and rejecting think It takes men who ar* triumphantly to difficult to recruit men to toaoh at the retnJy enrolled In dlftarently dUBafowS,
father*. heterosexual and secure to spend a work- early childhood level. degree programs.   Thl* *xp*rtm*nt will
Button *ald basic stability and mental Ing day with small children.* Lea said be teals that at It atanda now, provld* • comparlaon tatweea tour basic
health depend on good and adequate moth. In thlt capacity, lb* male teacher will wuh u,, sveet woman letchar 'Just like program approaches: OOBjCMr*** *nroll-
ering. but for 'super normal* actutUlred he providing for some small boys modal (continued oa page d) (conUnued on page d)
year degree offer, one m»ina for academic
nedblUty, tear groupt of Indent, at the