1973_05 The Daily Collegian May 1973

              2    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
i -1ZL .LETTERS  TO  THE  EDITOR
r«tt*WAPEI^IcAZAj Readers. vjews on e/ecx/ons
1:00 P.M. - Music   - Juan Estrada y
Majlco style conjunlo. College Union l.ounge.
2:00 P.M. - Speaker - Catarlno Hurtado. La Rata Unlda Party,
former Officer of Information for the Brown Berete.
College Union Lounge.
2:15 P.M.  - Film - -Requiem 20,' Chlcano Moratorium In Lo.
Angel*.   In   which   Ruben zalaaar  waa murdared.
International Room, Cafeteria.
THURSDAY
DM DE LA EDUCATION
Recently, many Chlcanos hsv* realised lhat there t* mor* to
•duration lhan Just going to school. In th. past, moat people had
Identified .education* as a method of obtaining certain skill* necessary for . particular Jon However, for the Chlcano. his awareness
of the problems or l.s Rasa Implies ■ greater and more significant
goal for education other than mere employment. For the Chlcano.
education involves a total experience In which meaningful ways of
solving   the protfle.i.s of the Chlrano ar. confronted and explored.
jdent touts to departments 'careers), t .illegefnlon
In-       *l Am Jr.aquln.-t.i||egel'n,on.to.ini JI2.3J4.
sake,        HeclorAlsevtta.Dlre.lnrofMe.lranAme,
s Palo. Marlarhl. < .,||ege l„l„„ Lounge
Editor: of Business,  s  m.mbar of th. tultlon-f.
Every y*»r at thla time people Athletlce and  Performing Arte doer not
pull oul Ihelr theaauruaea and un- senate boards, s member of the allow no
leash a flood of sticky, rhetorical Senate   Finance  Committee  a—" "■—  **—*
(oo In praise to some ASB pall- more.
Ileal aspirant.    Words like con. Kurt has received the supp,
cerned,  experienced, dedicated, of  many  people and  groups on would   speak  oul  effectively  to
mature, dynamic, capable, qual- campus—and for a good reason. th.se groups. In summery I would
Hied,   sincere  and  able Oil the He is a candidate who can work strongly urge th* election of Tom
Letters to Ihe Editor columns. 'or th. interests of all student. Hill.   The   student body needs .
agencies. Tom would be a prime
. I .
-I'll
>  ASB  president because
The election for ASH Preside
I. significant tn Ihe fart that one
of the candidates has demonstrated the strengths and quali-
I endorse and strongly support
Tom Hill ror ASB President. In
my opinion, having teen an op-
. Hill 1
.ore leglllmi
I feel reflects his at ilitie.s
Iflll the responsibilities of
it Body President
Michael Rocca
Maddy to speak
on women's laws
Wednesday, May 2. 1973    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    J
Williams, USC teammates
to compete in Relays
The   Waal   Coaat   Relays,  In
American  record.  Tht  time tt    ,D0W (247-5).   pole  vaulter Bob
k.    jPultard (17-1 1/4). 7-2 1/2 High
lumper    Dean    C - - -
  ... 1-1
Its 4" years, will mark the return That performance earned 11 the Jumper Jerry Culp, and versatile
of Olympic Cold Mtdallat Randy Shannon   Award,  awarded  each Ed Washington. Washington U a
Williams   to Ratcliffe Stadium, year by Theta CM Fraternity to 14.6 high-hurdler, ha* dont tht
The   Relays,   certainly one of the    outstanding   Intercollegiate long Jump 24-5 1/2, and has abest
th. premier meet, on th. West performer of tht West Coast Ra- ' Of 50-8 In ttt triple Jump.
Coaat and Mwaya filled with top- lsys^ Tht Ratcliffe stadium track U
flight competitor*, will be held Of tbe U winners of the .ward rated by  experts as one of th.
May It and It. since  lis  Inception tn 1951. It fastest In tht world because of
winiams.  the former Edlaon wart national collegiate cham-
wim a (7-4 l : leap, will try to
Improve on Ma third-place finish
In laat year's Relay..
Th. USC freshman la just one
of several Trojan, competing
tht. y..r. others include high
hurdler Jerry Wilson, a graduate
FRANK IvtASCARO
'Dog nine splits twin-bill
i. an Ken Maddy
a, 7--.iu, Art tni
Maddy   wtll  -.
in ( alifnrnij Slprlano Martinez
urvta, «.ght    la/eight program
The program is b*lng directed
I.) Hoi. Richardson, psychologist.
ami s.ud* Hailstone, dietitian. The
total   cost   is  (10   per person
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The CSUF baseball squad yes-
.lont.lehearler wlih Hayward Stal.
7-4 behind . i3-sirik.>nui performance by Dan Grimm, but the
'Dog bats were silent in the
second game and Freano fell 3-0.
Crlmm struck out 13 Pioneer
batters in Improving his record
Fresno ruggers tori
sportsmonship award
The Fre.no Rugby Club, which
last weekend finished eighth In the
24-team Golden Gate Invitational
In San Francisco, has been
awarded the All-Trans Trophy as
the   'most   sporting-  (cleanest
patIng.
The Fresnorugg.rs. composed
largely of CSUF students, were
a real surprise In the tourney,
which Included some of the finest
teams In the nation. Their per-
able considering this Is their first
season of competition.
The Fresno team won Its firsi
Iwo games io reach the semifinals, then lost three straight
despite playing well and finished
eighth, tn the battle for seventh
Fresno was lied *>-6 with Texab
A«M  after regulation time, but
The Bulldogs punched
across the winning run In the
tenth. Larry prteto led off with
a walk. Doug Elf sacrificed him
to second, and Steve Lackey and
Grimm also walked. Mike Ed-
monda struck out, hut singles by
Frank Masraro and jjjOdrewDyes
drove ln Ihe winning runs.
Freano starter Steve Behlen
was the loser In the second
game, (otng lour innings and allowing all three Hayward runs.
Warren Brusstar andMonle Wood
hurled the last two innings.
Fresno rallied to load .(.bases
in the seventh, bul Elf and Mas-
Wilson and Williams both are
members of the Trojan 440 relay
team which, deaptle Wilson's abeam.*, ran a 40.5 at the Ml. San
Antonio Relay* last week In
Walnut Creek Rounding out the
quartet are Ken Handle and Jamaican native Don Quarrle.
Quarrle Is ■ world-cl**s
sprinter, and waa a m*mb*r of
1**1 vejr's TroiMt lap, relay
learn lhal ran a 1:20.7 (at the
Weal Coaat Relaya). the fastest
time ever recorded for Ihe event.
Unfortunately, the record cannot he counted aa. an official
world-or American mark because
Quarrl. la a Jamatc.n. Rule.
require that all memliers of the
relay team .nust be from the
same kminlry If the record Is lo
tie  ■ ....s.i.-i.-I a valid world or
holders, and six hav. won Olympic Gold Medals. The Cold Medalists are Parry O'Brien, i.eamon
King. Bobby Morrow, Tomml.
Smith. Bob Seagren and Rand-
Mat son   none ol whom will com-
Other USC competitor- taktlkt
part will be javelin thrower Bruce
SPORTS CALENDAR
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San Joaquin Valtay, so with per-
formera Ilk* WUIIamt It seems
likely the Relayscouldonceagaln
live up to the slogan. -Where
World Records are Broken.*
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