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* TfJeT DAtLY COCLBQIAN Shwder. May f, 'S72 Indian Studies Office opens on campus EOP The unseen i Oiisds, Mamtou are still at work. Opererlsn of the Lane of Cess- I from page 1) of EOP/EOG fund* tor oantlnulng and transfer EOP students severely limited the availabtllty of fanes tor the Usees ti of li EOP/EOG funds to I the opening of s Native A merlcan Stoma*- Otflee to Baa Ramon 5, Th* office opened February 14, capping s long battle tor a cvJ- tttjr AU Native American students at FSC have a cultural haeae and this offlce. Nsedlees to say, all visitors ar* welcome. Every effort will be sand* by Nattv* American faculty and office staff the greet feeling of i which and toln- EOPi Cinco de Mayo (Continued from page I) transfer EOP sinMls dad net Jess Rendon, Luis hxtvtrre and Bette Ouraxo, members of the receive EOG grants becaua* of Theatre de Fresno State, rehearse for their Tuesday evening per. the need to transfer tntttafgrant formance which will be held in th* Colleo* Onion at 7 p.m. funds to the renewal category. This action also had the effect of Oar SO at of oar f reehman EOP t students did not receive and* because of this re- spoken of earlier. The matching of Federal EOG money with Work Study or ken programs because EOP money was not available, had a detrimental Impact oa continuing and enfertag EOP student a The roof oa* venture Moving Francs to commemorate the heroic efforts of thee* Mexican beroea among which wore Benito Juarez, Ig- nacio Zaragoxa, Gonzales Ortega, and many others. In the your 1842, Mexico's PrsMdeat Benito Juarax was faced with a tramendous snd axel of time the hbnfe Z.Z TZZ •t—o'-rym-gwr famto and toaad It neceesary to suspsnd 8 of need and develop sound curricvaam; develop pro- wear- rived at the College Union there waa no stag* to b* toaad. When t It, he ( hs had the setting ep of s stage on Ms work sheet, bat part of the stage was In the residence halls, part of It was In the derm cafeteria and one third of st was V tern am symposium kuom The history of Vietnam will be explored tonight to the Bret Is a series of programs at 7:30 p.m. InCU 303. Panel nwmbars will prsesnt The History of Vtotnam From t A.D. to Kennedy" and will ex- piste the succession of conflicts which hove plagued that part of Who was at faalf W* do not We cant change what occurred yesterday, but on* point I would like to stress. If I DiCkco's Now at First and Shaw OiCtooe/s Pitxerte. famous tor serving authentic Italian food in Fresno for ewer 15 years, now has s new location. Just one mile from the Fresno State oa/nous, at First snd Shaw—-across from Fashion Fair. The DtCtooo brothers invite you to visit Bus new location with Its relaxing atmosphere and enjoy the toad and beverages. If it's Italian toed you want DtC moo's five Fresno loeationo have it with the most varied menu served anywhere and nearly every loooMon Is open until 3 ajn. and don't forget they have that delicious toed to take out or they'll deliver It to your door .... Just pieh up the phone and call the on* nearest you. There srs other DeCtooo leoations in Merced, MooxwBe, Sanranisntu snd San Jose. DiCkcos PIZZERIA OTYWIOE DELIVERY SERV3CF gram created a which will the student thro of his college study. The EOP offlce at FSC distribute funds need. That task Is performed by th* Financial Aids Office. Th* EOP office merely serves as an advocate to procure financial aid from that offlce for students enrolled in EOP. To the beet of our knowledge, th* financial aid packages offered to our students did not fairy meet their needs for the academic year. There Is s -cumulative- aspect to the problem of reduced fundtnc. EOP student* shall. If the funding problem ram sins constant over the coming years, be obligated to suffer severe Indebtedness to fl- nenc* their education. As EOP students are usually -high-need- students, this financial obligation shall not be Insignificant This situation will either. 1) dissuade students from enrolling In EOP, or 2) tore* them to withdraw before rsnpJsrlag their college coarse of study, or 3) burden them : of Bw national debt. Stae* the American Civil War was In progress st this time, and this la effect ssgsted the provisions of th* Monro* Doctrine, Mexico's prlnetpsl creditors, Spain, England snd Franc*, st- tempted to take advantage of this situation and under th* pretense of collecting s debt sought to impose s monarch-,qf their own choice upon s seemingly helpless country. Napoleon III of France during this period, was faced with unrest among his own French people, and desperately was in need of a victorious war In order to reassure his position ss emperor of France. He. therefore, mad* s demand of a fantastic sum of mosey (12 million peso*) upon the Mexican government hoping that Mexico would be unable to pay and be forced to engage Itself In s war with all three countries, England. Spstn snd Francs; whereupon France would ultimately emerge victorious However, when England and Spain realized that If they proceeded it would surety toad i conflict with France, decided It would not be worth- plans of conquest. For Naj ID waa not only planning to build himself as empire is Msates, but was actually looking ahead to order to procure the south's cotton which was much seeded by France, and possibly had vistoos of later building s Preach Empire in North America aa well. But Napoleon IB was sat dee- tincd to see his visions of grandeur materialise. Aa General Laurencer arrived from Prance with a targe army, Napoleon in sent ens of Ms imlssari** to set up s provisional go varan sat la Mexico, with himself as sm- peror. snd proceeded hi commanding the French army to occupy Mexico City. The French General, a proud and glorified officer and veteran of many treat victories, had only contempt tor General Ignaelo Zaragoxa and his •lowly* Mexican army that swsltsd the Puebla. On that Motoric day May 3, 1841, the French Generalga™ the order to attach Pusbls, sad to ridicule the Me 4 isxa- serai Ittas, 'fee* C/oaeaf FI or >. ■ondits IROWBBtifflS UKhxwjrrttt All <r*«. eyeaje* * raeeti At Tew Dee* •* Our St. Ala SSgsXOaaWSJpfm-naraa -FetelgeCera- mt m-sasi * aa^taa. Daily - S\ai 10a>ir> uniformed French tn finally defoeted, aad I were drive* back by the c bored Mexican troops. The courageous snd heroic spirit feat general Zaragoxa aad Ms men WALK 1 BLOCK TO FSC > 1-2-3 BDRM. LUXURY APTS. FURMSHED AMO UNFURNISHED RATES START AT $140 • FEATURING MAXIMUM PRIVACY Outside entries Private patio or balcony On site parking 2 pools - S laundries • ALL APTS. EQUIPPED WITH Ranae, refrigerator, dishwashsrs, disposals, shag carpets, drapes V! lfillau Apartments F 227-2908 (CORNER E.SAN JOSE) =*EN DAILY 11 A Jet. - 6 PJvl. 5.58 N. 9th The battle of Ciaeo de Mayo la wtoeh many braraMexicans willingly gsve their lives tor the cause of justice snd ft isduai, was Instruments! svery fifth day of May we a all be proud to about, •VTVA MEXICO.' i
Object Description
Title | 1972_05 The Daily Collegian May 1972 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | May 1, 1972 La Voz Pg 2 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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* TfJeT DAtLY COCLBQIAN Shwder. May f, 'S72
Indian Studies Office
opens on campus
EOP
The unseen i
Oiisds, Mamtou are still at work.
Opererlsn of the Lane of Cess-
I from page 1)
of EOP/EOG fund* tor oantlnulng
and transfer EOP students severely limited the availabtllty of
fanes tor the Usees ti of li
EOP/EOG funds to I
the opening of s Native A merlcan
Stoma*- Otflee to Baa Ramon 5,
Th* office opened February 14,
capping s long battle tor a cvJ-
tttjr
AU Native American students
at FSC have a cultural haeae and
this offlce. Nsedlees to say, all
visitors ar* welcome. Every effort will be sand* by Nattv*
American faculty and office staff
the greet feeling of
i which
and toln-
EOPi
Cinco de Mayo
(Continued from page I)
transfer EOP sinMls dad net Jess Rendon, Luis hxtvtrre and Bette Ouraxo, members of the
receive EOG grants becaua* of Theatre de Fresno State, rehearse for their Tuesday evening per.
the need to transfer tntttafgrant formance which will be held in th* Colleo* Onion at 7 p.m.
funds to the renewal category.
This action also had the effect
of
Oar
SO
at of oar f reehman EOP
t students did not receive
and* because of this re-
spoken of earlier.
The matching of Federal EOG
money with Work Study or ken
programs because EOP money
was not available, had a detrimental Impact oa continuing and
enfertag EOP student a The roof
oa* venture Moving Francs to
commemorate the heroic efforts
of thee* Mexican beroea among
which wore Benito Juarez, Ig-
nacio Zaragoxa, Gonzales Ortega, and many others.
In the your 1842, Mexico's
PrsMdeat Benito Juarax was
faced with a tramendous snd axel
of time the
hbnfe Z.Z TZZ •t—o'-rym-gwr famto and
toaad It neceesary to suspsnd
8 of need and develop
sound curricvaam; develop pro-
wear-
rived at the College Union there
waa no stag* to b* toaad. When
t It, he (
hs had the setting ep of s stage
on Ms work sheet, bat part of the
stage was In the residence halls,
part of It was In the derm cafeteria and one third of st was
V tern am symposium kuom
The history of Vietnam will be
explored tonight to the Bret Is a
series of programs at 7:30 p.m.
InCU 303.
Panel nwmbars will prsesnt
The History of Vtotnam From
t A.D. to Kennedy" and will ex-
piste the succession of conflicts
which hove plagued that part of
Who was at faalf W* do not
We cant change what
occurred yesterday, but on* point
I would like to stress. If I
DiCkco's
Now at First and Shaw
OiCtooe/s Pitxerte. famous tor serving authentic Italian food
in Fresno for ewer 15 years, now has s new location. Just one
mile from the Fresno State oa/nous, at First snd Shaw—-across
from Fashion Fair.
The DtCtooo brothers invite you to visit Bus new location with
Its relaxing atmosphere and enjoy the toad and beverages. If
it's Italian toed you want DtC moo's five Fresno loeationo have
it with the most varied menu served anywhere and nearly
every loooMon Is open until 3 ajn. and don't forget they have
that delicious toed to take out or they'll deliver It to your door
.... Just pieh up the phone and call the on* nearest you. There
srs other DeCtooo leoations in Merced, MooxwBe, Sanranisntu snd
San Jose.
DiCkcos
PIZZERIA
OTYWIOE DELIVERY SERV3CF
gram created a
which will
the student thro
of his college study.
The EOP offlce at FSC
distribute funds
need. That task Is performed by
th* Financial Aids Office. Th*
EOP office merely serves as an
advocate to procure financial aid
from that offlce for students enrolled in EOP. To the beet of our
knowledge, th* financial aid packages offered to our students did
not fairy meet their needs for the
academic year.
There Is s -cumulative- aspect
to the problem of reduced fundtnc.
EOP student* shall. If the funding
problem ram sins constant over
the coming years, be obligated to
suffer severe Indebtedness to fl-
nenc* their education. As EOP
students are usually -high-need-
students, this financial obligation
shall not be Insignificant This
situation will either. 1) dissuade
students from enrolling In EOP,
or 2) tore* them to withdraw before rsnpJsrlag their college
coarse of study, or 3) burden them
: of Bw national debt.
Stae* the American Civil War
was In progress st this time, and
this la effect ssgsted the provisions of th* Monro* Doctrine,
Mexico's prlnetpsl creditors,
Spain, England snd Franc*, st-
tempted to take advantage of this
situation and under th* pretense
of collecting s debt sought to impose s monarch-,qf their own
choice upon s seemingly helpless
country.
Napoleon III of France during
this period, was faced with unrest
among his own French people,
and desperately was in need of a
victorious war In order to reassure his position ss emperor of
France. He. therefore, mad* s
demand of a fantastic sum of
mosey (12 million peso*) upon
the Mexican government hoping
that Mexico would be unable to
pay and be forced to engage Itself
In s war with all three countries,
England. Spstn snd Francs;
whereupon France would ultimately emerge victorious However, when England and Spain
realized that If they proceeded
it would surety toad
i conflict with France,
decided It would not be worth-
plans of conquest. For Naj
ID waa not only planning to build
himself as empire is Msates,
but was actually looking ahead to
order to procure the south's cotton which was much seeded by
France, and possibly had vistoos
of later building s Preach Empire in North America aa well.
But Napoleon IB was sat dee-
tincd to see his visions of grandeur materialise. Aa General
Laurencer arrived from Prance
with a targe army, Napoleon in
sent ens of Ms imlssari** to
set up s provisional go varan sat
la Mexico, with himself as sm-
peror. snd proceeded hi commanding the French army to occupy Mexico City.
The French General, a proud
and glorified officer and veteran
of many treat victories, had only
contempt tor General Ignaelo
Zaragoxa and his •lowly* Mexican army that swsltsd the
Puebla. On that Motoric day May
3, 1841, the French Generalga™
the order to attach Pusbls, sad
to ridicule the Me
4
isxa-
serai
Ittas,
'fee* C/oaeaf FI or >.
■ondits
IROWBBtifflS
UKhxwjrrttt
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