1973_03 The Daily Collegian March 1973

              THI tJAIL Y COt I f Gl AN    r r Iday. March 9, 197 3
Board action on ethnic papers
Guitar* decorating classes offered
d college
Beginning Monday the College
Union Recreation Committee will
(Continued from Pag* 1)               Mom  on  IM*   eamptia. A Black ual state, that the regular editor present the flrsi week of classes apann en... II -111 meet Wedn**.
Shortly *ft*r th* beginning of      can't adequal.ly do the'job for the I* r..ponsibl. for the content of ■"  stvrt'*r  *<* "*"'w decorating. day.   Iron   1 30 to 9:30 pro, In
 _...                         Chteano*. ThU la not lo .ay thai all Issues of The Dally Collegian. Sherry   Evans    chairman ..f ihe the i ollece 1 r.ion
w»  don't  have polnla of mutual Brook* added that section 12.4 Rerrestlor.  Cnr. n.it.ee   '.a>  ..r             All students mterasted In these
Lasorg*  wane,  anothar member       agreement.      .both of our peo- .aid that the editor Is allowed the ganlred the r|a.»e» lhat  .ill 1* , lasses should sign uplnlh* Pro-
Oh   the  Board   on   Publications.       pies suffer • freedom lo select his staff neld weekl, ,n th* College tnion gran- Adviser's Office   rV III,
Thla  allowed  Kaagen to submit          D*   L*   CTaa   1*11   it*a**n's BaUjurs
a   propoeal   lhal Ih* board r*e-       'whole proposal* was wrong. Me Ih* regula
ommend several am*ndmenia of       added  lhal  Th* Dally Collegian sponsible
the condlllona to th. Student Sen-       *taff. the Board on Publication. content and Brook, anawered thai earn wee.    arm, «oo.*s,mery  .           »  .naa,,,., .,.,.    .  ■«, . p ■».
at*.                                                                and   the  Journalism  Department he fell The Dally Collegian editor CSLI   graduate  sluderM    .ill In .onlghl   marks  rhe opei.ln* of *n
After Heegen read hla proposal       had not eipended -on* ounce of was -ultimately responsible- *<*»"   ""   r"'*»    *"•<■"   is  '** all  women   ai'ists'   show      The
It  wae   anriounced that l.upe De       significant   *fforf  to   m**i  the McComaa   notstd that although "Cned for beginner. collar Mue   will be on display In
La  Crui.  ASB president,  would       guldalln**  set down by  Ihe Stu- th*   minority   editor,   could  he          Th' »""■' '"' "rati..it -Us. is ihe   galler.   of in* An  Building
he   acting   aa  prosy   for   Est*,       dem Senal. considered a. regular, paid staff "> '* led by Ja.i shepaM   a pi., .mill Hie end uf Women'. Month.
CaatlUo. It wa* the flrat meeting           »r. Leonard Bathursl. dlrec member., they had nevar worked f*»»lonal hrn, - .te.orai.it      Ihe Var.hJl
t>. t.a Cruz had attended In th*       lot    of ihe  Instructional   Media on the regular editions. He lug
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Student   Senator Thorn.. Wll Ing thai the reports n, the t.iard       leled.
llama, former Churu editor, too.       by Ihe Collegian edit... had never Williams   reminded the hoard
la.ue  with   iieagen'. flrat on. m*mloned this and n..,.ed thai a       lhal last December he had brought
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J       ter became of
'        will be able toa
lo attend school else-      not yet clear how recent federal
Indian militants renew vow
to hold Wounded Knee
By Sieve Soriano                    hmertcan    Indian   Movement The Indiana  are basically up
S|*>nal io The Dally Collegian        (AIM),   declared thla  village a against   three   forces   here:   Ihe
Wounded Knee. South Dakota-       sovereign nation and Aave vowed Justice Department, the Bureau
\ large white rhurch stands oat      lo hold their ground In spite of ol Indian Affairs and -Wilson's
..n   ih*  Mil   surrounded  hy  the       the government's orders to move Goon Squad.* Th* 'goon squad*
t r east works of an en'bait led city.       from the compound. la  a  group of SO lo 40 Indian*
vs..unded Knee. South Dakota con-           Th* situation has  reached the headed by an Indian official known
tmues to he Ihe wane of armed       most critical point sine* th* In- only a* Wilson. The
Hans and th* government uf the      Fen. 27   There are 1300 people
1   in-1 State*. here   now   and   lhat   number   1.
t a.t   nlghl   Dennis Bank* and      espertod lo Increase to 3.000 hy Th* defenders
Kus.ell  Means,   leaders  of Ihe      tonight. site of ihe ~
Across the nation ...
iroblem   affects   only   a  small
lumber of student, oo tht. cam-
* You're talking about a small
students who are affected by -he
Increase, came to ihe United
state. In 1970, before »h»rp stu
nt controversy Involving »th-
iha  ...ullists raptured a strong military  rule, is the
majority    In    I ranee's  National IMS.
kasvn ■ is alert im. Sunday By  his popular appt*.
the   strong   showing  runtpen. .Ilriator I'eron has gin
sates   lot   Ih*  s.aulllsl.' recenl to the JLF. which nee
Ins. cif  III. parliament jrvyseats 50   pel   cent   ol the  v
left. More than 200.oral i
-ha --..:- i.ine.i Socialist lafi s ill election* to keep nr.lt
l'ta ( amrI.l Keforn   Ma.ement force the law against
wi.., 2a seats and five were taken ing on election day.   Most
Assembly bill would change
names of three universities
imjMI«n Mv' Bl*,U*d m>T' rolm'**r* "
stofAr-      the neat lew day*.
eslilen.   i.aortas   1'uniitldcni       posts are to ise filled In the elec ■
his prerogative io gain na-      Hon
the State Senate lo change the 'Who In their right mind would
names of three state universities he  stlrr*d  by  a y*U: 'C.S.U.-
to San Jose Slate University. San romma-S.J. Rant""
iTanriaro Stat* University and Jo* Hay. lobbyist lor the «tu-
San Diego State University. denl presidents association, haa
Sen.   Alfred   A I qui si fD-San aimmlea-ed   lhal other SUM unl-
Jose)   introduced the hill at the versttl*. wanting to be Included
request   or   ihe  state  system's ln ,h* MM should paaa two reso-
studeni   presidents   association. "j'^*'' °*^ *?!..!                          '
.tfoeal personalis lor a .trleai oL      '"' • ,m ' building*,   lor all the shooting.
appealI  personalis  Mr      .lefea, ra,                                        ^           ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ tav,^n „,,„,,
io confirm  l    Patrick Cray as ho"1   ir"   »«P»cled   to  recover
UttilMIM   IIIIIKI.                    director   of  the   KBI. President wlthoul difficulty.
In the .rgennna elecil.*. Juan      Nlson ha. already picked his sec- On. federal ag««wa. -oundexl
,J ..11.,   liberation       ond chs-ce. according ,„ S.ws- y.sl.rday .ndm.mhersollheen-
„,.,,!  t,  a  result  ot provincial ,„ ,„,, to „,, ^^^^
attitudes.   Altruist   haa  reel tad. taM               „**,„** oo
■Non..r...  If. simply a matter ,„. „,„,,. ^ CS0F ilud,nU ,„
of local pride In a local unlver- „„,„,, ,„, M|M „, ,„,„ nnm
■"•■■ Ile   said there  night be some
(..ra, drawing 44 per cent of Ihe negotiated with Washington. D.C
..rie riimpared to 22 per cent tor police chief Jerry WlUon.
ihe i isle Kadi' at Union. t.r*y'* nomination has met with
The election, designed to re- Continued on Pag* 3, Col. 1)
creased   to   the   heaviest   level
since the occupation began.
The miliums here have anei-
,Continued on Page 3, Col. I)
•to have to aay 'California State     aa It la now at
Committee tries to mend South Vietnamese family structure
•because  ih* North V
take rare of their own orphans.
They    h*v*  an extended family
ways lake the child In - ll la a
Staff Writer
Madelainr Duckies, founder of
the Commlitee for Kesponslblli-
t>. 1. .till fighting the Vietnam
War pain' of pride with tnem.-
Duckles started the committee "They hav* a good medical pro-
m   1966 to bring wounded Viet- gram In North Vietnam, although
nameae   children   tn   American It's rather primitive,' she aald,
hospitals.  *We organized a group 'and everyone has access to the
of doctor*, clergy-men and eltl- best car* available."
gens.* she said. • who were con- According   to Duckies. South
rerned about the vail numbers of Vietnam had a similar eitetvted
injured children and the lack of family  structure 'until the way
medical care available In Viet. destroyed It.    And th* herding of
nam.' people Into refuge* camps broke
The committee,  financed en- Up families and completely dts-
tirely by donations, encountered rupted th* social structure. Of-
problerrs with the red tape of the ten thla  waa stone for political
'.letnames*   government,
lore we could bring a child to tht
l'ntted States.' ah* said, 'wehat
to prove thai there were no facilities in Souti Vietnam which could     will keep the shelter ln
treat him.* open and fund It •until a
by the South Vietnam... govara-
1*1,* aba aald, *caa be arrested
ment Is largely to blame for the
political prisoner*'    altaattoa.
•We fund those Jails.' she aald.
d constantly. If* hard for
to arganlu.*
.a-ijs.   ..id   th*  committee      make   artificial   Urol
shelter In Saigon       plastic surgery.*
•We're trylng to m
d,* aha aald, 'It won't b*      ttdag to dp right ray* U4Uja>»rt
a of fore, but ratharba-      »• ct***^™*f*'*
The r,
shelter   project.
which   fare sent
rational training.
also started a albl* -wrarntnant cantakecareof American preaence aa m
irphans In Sal- l« own children, which I* a tone i»}aelble,* aha aald.    Tl
^TnTmartcan way off.* «aitvf«hn ^J^L\'
«. rs.aa*wa. 'But.' she said, 'all weTedo- can iTaBlldllBf; we-ea ttata
•But,* »h* «ald, *aU wa'redo.
"       Udonadylng
it do la help
           ■*-■■■'• ■J-^-^'i,, a
kera are working toward thla aad own It****.*
now   teaching tha Vietnamese te _ If a Ci—
poaiuveplw^rsit-aito^lla*- v*a««
>untry.     All  Thleu baa to an I*****?*'
m^omnMtaiafTtotltor*.* Out Ct*o)
■Since w. -owtT-iW- -be U toa Pr.
ad. *we could make MiXbldaby * *"JJ   "
^JaaT^dT^rmA\mT^lmTm ">«o*» toto taV»> ,%«r to mm,'
emocranc  gov-jrnnicui.   dm mm   ^^    - * —-«-
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