1972_04 The Daily Collegian April 1972

              FTC assistant director
to speak at ad day
Jay Pisa, Assistant Regional
Director of the Federal Trad*
Commission will b* th* keynote
•passer of th* Fresno Stste Col-
lag* Advertising A war en*** Day
program Friday, April 7 la the
CoUeg* Union.
He will spaa* on advertising.
r**juiatlon at s 12:30 p.rn lun
eheoa I* CU room* 111-314. The
day-loag progrsm Is spoasorsd
hy th* FSC Department of Jour-
asllsm sad ADS, a n*ttonal professional srrJvertlslng society
will begin at 10 a.m featuring
leading advertising eaecuttves
from throughout California. Top-
lea dl*cu«**d will be -Ethics aad
Responsibilities,' -Media sad
Society," •Csreers In Advertising,- •Creativity: Deador Alive,'
sad   "Agency   and Client  Rela-
A series ot panel discussion*
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Th* sessions sre (Wslgned to
giv* students s chance t* h**r th*
views of leading a*Jvertlsing men
aad gain Insight Into the advertising industry.
Coordinating th* program are
Boh Mayors, senior advertising
stadattt. aad Don HtU, pi Ballast
af the FSC chapter of ADS.
The oaly fee will be $3 for
th* loaxcheon. A no-boat hospitality hour will be held at the Airport Marina following th* coo-
f*r*nc*.
Military Service? serve as a
MARINE OFFICER
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The Platoon L*xxi«rs Class (pilot groxjnd or low)
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of $540 for 6 wssjssks durinQ «Ajrr*Ta*r • IMo on corn
PUS troaneng or drills • Options of $100 par rrwjrtth
veraa* in ccAege
FREE 40 rtours civil«on»p*lot rrcierwraj cJurang sensor
ywor • Cornrrassaon os a 2nd Lt upon oroduoTxon
from coaxjge • Storting sokxies from $700-$l000
Obligation:  2Va   years  tor  ground officers
3V4 yajxsrs after flight training for pilots
TALK TO TNE MARINE CORPS OFFICER
ON CAMPUS
DATE: Totxxy. 5 April, 1472
TIME: *00 sjn. - 3:00 pjn.
PLACE:      Placensent Offlee
PHONE:       (415) fatt-0040 or f*fe$-0241
letters to the editor
Defends elections
Editor of tbe Collegiaa:
Many swBStloa* hav* rta*n concents*, the validity of the elec-
***** thla
i hsve received much attention.
Being in charge of the elections
I am fully awar* of th*ox*xs*leae,
snd the gssersl
at the election
th*tr ability to
carry oat th* tssk assigned to
them. Tboee accuaations have
left their mark. Bat thla doe* not
ax**** th* commltts* I* sot still
operating with order, on th* contrary, th* election com mitt me ta
operating mor* pr*cla*ly now
than ever expected.
The election proce** on campus this spring is moving along
quit* smoothly as a result of th*
commit.**'* great Interest and
concern.
Th* members of the election
committee are working hard and
steady to provide compsjteiited
elections for the student body of
Fresno State Colleg*. As chairman of th* com mitt** I am hilly
awar* of the members* personal
sacrifices.
As member* ofthe student body
it is yoar right to know the election process is being run fairly.
I aasur* you th* •lection committee I* doing Its best.
Geo* Bool, Chairman
Election Committee
Supports election slots)
Editor of the Collegian:
In my two years on th* Student
Senat*. I hav* encountered few
senators more dedicated to the
student body than Lap* D* L*
Crux, Woody Brooks snd Hal
Bolen. Their leadership experience snd achievements make
them the logical choices for student body president, legislative
vice president and administrative
vice president.
Lup* has s*rvsd two semesters
as president pro tern of th* Student Senate, while Woody and Hal
have chaired the senate's Important Legal snd Campus Affairs
committees. All three have consistently supported the Educational Opportunity Progrsm,
foreign students, child day car*.
csmpaa ecology projects and In-
crasssd atudent control ov*r th*
FBC Association.
Vote in the atudent body elsc-
Uoaa next Monday sad W*daee-
dsy. And vot* for the esperienced.
Baueladgsshli team of Laps De
La Crvx, Woody Brooks snd Hal
BVatat*.
Shsryn Woodson
Senior Class Senator
Coastal planning
Editor of the Collegian:
Th* California Stats Sextet*
Commute* on Natural Reeoercea
ls currently constdsrlng s bill
which will provide aa spparstus
for th* rational ds»aVmmswl of
coast Una* in California. Senator
Georg* Zenovlch, the chairman of
the committee, la considered the
swing vote for this bill.
I urge everyone interested in
good planning to lobby th* h*U out
of Saa. Zenovlch to get his vote
for this Important bill.
Bruc* R. Mortis
CorWcte Vtatnom
Editor of the Colleglsn:
W* hav* recently heard from
Mr Ntxna aba**, Ms pise to withdraw American troop* from Vietnam. Oar newspapers point out
that these forces sre only being
moved to Thailand and ttta* Vietnam will still be subBtct to »ttack
It ess the sir and ass. aad the
will   continue   to   live In
Affairs of the Provisional Revolutionary   Gov*r*B**nt of I
Vl*tnsm,   I
dress In Parte.
rof
COLLECTE VIETNAM wtth Ls
Caiaa* Popalalr* das BiaesBatia
Natlonaua de Montreal at 1001 St.
Denis Street, MontreaL Abeo-
lutely no contrthstiona will bs
used for adm Inlat rati vaparpoaes
sine* all the operating coots of
COLLECTE VIETNAM are beiag
covered by the participsting
members in Montreal. These
fund* will he Based to repair the
damsg* don* to th* people sad
country aid* of Vlstnam.
COLLECTE VIETNAM la being
sponsored by numerous people
who hsve over the peat years
established a genuine reputation
in the world community sa workers for peac* In Indochina. Th*
executive is composed of concerned Quebecota. American refugee* snd Vtetnamea* patriots.
It ahould come as so aurpria*
that there la tn Vietnam aa overwhelming need lor the basic ne-
ceesltlee of llf* to cops with ths
difficult yesra ahead. Whll* government* talk rehabilitation,
people die. No one undereett-
m*t*« th* pow*r of th* dollar,
aad w* also sppreciat* what csa
*1
Everyone knows that Vietnam
Is being reduced to ■ waat eland,
th* aotl and rtvera ar* being
chemically poisoned. It will take
decades for*hf m to become productive again, if »v*r. Th* asm*
defoliants which hsv* caused the
col lap** of th* Viet names* scol-
ogy sre also responstbl* for th*
increase In birth delects.
People want to h*lp end Shis
horror snd would be prepared to
make regular donations. How-
•ver, confidence Is sometimes
lacking that hard ean**d dollars
will reach the given destitution,
and contributions are reluctantly
withheld.
COLLECTE VIETNAM therefor* has been set up wtth thla
purpo** tn mind, to guarantee that
every dollar collected win be
forwarded by InternaUonsl Money
Order directly to Mafia me Nguyen
Thi Rinh, the Minister of Foreign
asasssj oar budjjet is aot grest
sad w* reach oaly a few of tisoee
millions who wish to help, we
need yoar ssslstsnc*, both
through your contributions, as
w*U as through your contacts to
inform others. Pleas* saxxd yoar
donations *ttb*r by rtsoaey-order,
post-dated chssxiss,oreveacssh,
and pas* along thla address to
your friends.
Slnc*r*ly yours,
Jsand* Tilly,
•U. for the Eaecuttve
COLLECTE - VIETNAM
C.P. $41, Station OattWBBoat
Montreal 154.
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