1973_04 The Daily Collegian April 1973

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COMMENTARY
Death to partisan rhetoric
DAVE  POOL   PRESENTS
Agnew, Rogers and ITT
"All His Children"
wen.  soap opera freak.. II'. you're behind thi. coconut .can- to Ihe ground, rtghll Andlhepoor
that lime again! (Yeal) If. time dal,   eh- Why don't you give ua coconut bird I. always fru.trated.
for another episode of 'All HI. the .coop-* So every year we find a vtrftn
Children.' After about a week of 'The  skipper*,  right. Henry. .nd dfea. her up like a coconut
nothing happening, our friend Dr. Spill It!* egg and put her up In the top of
D   Vine Wright find, himself eon- -Well .It  all began hack home the tree. Pretty soon the coconut
fronted   with   another  problem. in Guam. My people had a rich bird comes along, scoops herup.
reports of subversive activity in and   colorful   history, bul  they and  takea her to Scranton. Pa.
the dorms. (Note lonon-dormles: rsn out of virgins So thai la why io attend night school at Maude's,
keep reading cuz we've got vir- I came over here disguised as a So. you see, ihe girl Is more or
gins  getting   sacrificed  and  all mild-mannered sludent.' les. Ihe goddess of coconut fer-
sorts of hot stuff) -I  don'l   think  I quite under- ttltly •
stand   Elaborate, please.* 'No.  I'm  afraid  I   don't see.
Ts-4*0ev, April \ 1973   Tr4E IJowLY COLLEGAN   8 |
Poor poopU*s coalition will protest
Poor people's groups and coo- tlooal Welfare Right. Organise-
earned  citizen.   In conjunction Hon.
with the National CoaUllon ler Larry Sheehy, local carajUate
Human Need* aad New Priori. tor major,  la helping organize
ttea will be prot..Ung President ' tea Freano deroonatrallon aad a
Nlxon'a'antl-pesyple'butleelcuU Fresno chapter of the National
at th* Federal building, 1100*0* Coalition tor Human Need, and
Street, Wednesdsy, from 10 a.ro. Haw Prlorltlaa.
to 5 p.m. Sheehy will b*fln a 13-day fast
Tne  Freano   protest will be
lack of attention to
^roo™,h.„ioocm*..crcia    ^XZ^'"^'
°°' Sheehy urged concerned people
Th* National Coalition organ-     to write Nixon, t"
office
I  see Dr. Wright I,
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Look, the bird file, a'
virgin and la no long,
led so he blesse. u.
Reverend Jeaae Jackson, Ralph Ing Nlxon'e budfet cut*.
Abernathy of the SoulhernChrta- Wednesday, April 4, la 11
tlan Leadership Conference, and annlveraary ol the death ot Mar-
John Tillman, th* head of theNa- tin Luther King.
Shuttl«cock«tt«s first at Hayward
mpus Security who
Just then the office door buret
open and in walks P.ncho Zumwalt. noted Guamlsh sympathizer, and hi. trusty dog Albatross
their hind legs )
•Viva la nuts' 52 40 or flghlt
•Ate you with CAS— asked
Wright. "Those prunes were bad.
weren't ihey. Dr Wrlght-*agreed
P.ncho.)  lie),   my friend'  Have
coconut bird roosts In Ihe top of -No     I    haven't.*  apologized
a   tall   palm and lass her eggs. Henry
The   eggs   are    really   strange. «Kxcu»   me.' interrupted
The.'re larger than a .ofthall and Wright, 'but how ran sou lie sure
they   have   hair   all  over  then.. these girls from the il.irm.~an-
They've go, really hard shells and '  indeed virgins-*
> North-
"eld at CSU. Hayward laat week-
CSUF totaled 39 potnls, well
ahead of second-place Hayward
(24 points) and third-place Chlco
State (21 points).
Kre.no competitors picked up
five first, tour seconds, and four
Ron Deaver won the Men's
Singles and teamed with Lenny
Rumlner lo capture Ihe varsity
Men's Double.. Doug Trlstauand
Sue Mlddleton look the varsity
Mixed Doubles.
In junior varsity competition
Kalhy Itlndman won Ihe Women's
This Saturday and Sunday CSVF
HI defend Its Northern Cajlfor-
tltl*  for  th*
match** will begin at 9 a.m. In
the Men', and Women's Gyms.
New hours
Beginning Ihe weak of April 23,
Ihe admlsslons/records/evslua-
tlona windows will have new
hours. The new hours will
be from 4:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. The of-
flcaa kr* located In the New Administration Building, east wing.
Dr   Wright was stunned.
Candidate for mayor..
Ross urges planning
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TryAFraoS-aaafoWOwr
nexm milmmJhmtat ,
«««*»"    Dipt ftljop
•75 W. Mmtw (At ftartM)
It InVthTr,
a low        said Iterndon I,
25.000 and 30.000 out of a regis
will mean more cross traffic and
tered 7r..O0O voters
stop lights.
proltal.lv too late tohalt construc
esperiallv among students   If In
tion   the  issue   is   to  go before
formal   polls   that   say   Ross   Is
Superior Court
trailing wills b.  about four per
student vote could very well make
Another major planning prob-
The 21 -year-old school teach
er should appeal to the student.
A   graduate  of Stanford (he re
PUn for the community.
ceived   his   teaching  credential
There Is a 1964 General Plan
from Fresno State) Ross Is pres
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ident of ihe local Earth is Fragile.
an officer of Valley Recycling .nd
one   of  the   main   proponents of
Rabbits doath
He is also affiliated with more
still unknown
traditional groups,  most notably
the  Committee   for Responsible
A pathology report thai would
Government fCRC), the citizens
have   determined   Ihe   possible
cause for approximately 20 to 30
rabbits found dead InCSUF fields
has not been received by the Ag
ricultural Sciences Department.
Dr. O   J   Burger, department
dean, said "we are still awaiting
hut not financially.
the report   which should be com-
The  rabbits were sent to the
During ati interview Ross said
Bureau   of Chemical Residue In
he feels planning should be one of
Sacramento after Ihey had been
local   government's   top  priori
sent to the Livestock and Poultry
ties    A.  chairman of Citizens
Pathology Laboratory In Fresno
against   Urban Sprawl Environ
for an autopsy
ments.   Ross   foughi against the
The   rabbits   had  been  found
controversial   placement  of St.
dead following an aerial applica
Agnes  He pltal  at Herndon and
tion   of   chlordane,  a  chemical
MUlbrook north of the olty.
used to control -iitwormi In the
Ross   said  the City Council.
CSUF vineyards.
An important announcement to every
student in the health professions:
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
THEY COVER TUITION AND
RELATED COSTS AND PROVIDE AN
ANNUAL INCOME OF $5,300 AS WELL.
If a steady salary of 1400 a
month and paid-up tuition
will help you continue your
professional training, the
scholarships just made possible by the Uniformed
Services Health Professions
Reviulization Act of 1972
deserve your cloae attention.
Because If you are now in a
medical, osteopathic, dental,
veterinary, podiatry, or optometry school, or arc working toward a PhD in Clinical
Psychology, yuu may qualify.
Wt make It easy for you to
complete your studies. You're
commissioned as an officer as
soon as you enter the program, but remain in student
status until graduation. And,
during each year you will be
on active duty (with extra
pay) for 45 days. Naturally,
if your academic schedule
requires that you remain on
campua, you stay on campus
-and still receive your active
duty pay.
Active duty requirements
are fair. Basically, you serve
one year as a commissioned
officer for each year you've •
participated in the program,
with a two year minimum.
You may apply for a scholarship with either the Army,
Navy or Air Force, and know
that upon entering active
duty you'll have rank and
duties in keeping with your
professional training.
The Ufa's work you've chosen foryourself requires long,
hard, expensive training.
Now wa are ln a position to
give you some help. Mall in
the coupon at your earliest
convenience for more detailed
information.
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