1969_10 The Daily Collegian October 1969

              Academic Senate
--routine agenda
ss Dspofttignt EUctiont
Students will sit on committees
By Barbara McDowell
Collegian Staff Writer
he Preeno Stote Collage Aca-
' portion of thMr
ego-da at yeetentay'B sssMon.
PoUowing routine approval of
I la a ha
caaMuu of committee appointments made by ths organl tattoo's Committee on Commltteeg.
chaired by Dr. Grady htdDaaai-.
Dr. Robert Comegys, repreoen -
tatlve to the etate- wide Academic
mined to moke o atudy of the
Marvin X aftolr, after eommonta
by tocMty raproeantaUvos and
EthMc Studies ChMrmaaRlohard
Keyee. Comegys believed the action to be an unneeeescry interference ln an Internal aftolr of
no ayatem-wide algMflcance.
After balloting on an amendment to thMr bylaws, tba Senate
adjourned, with Ita next meeting
gcbeduled tor 4 p.m. Monday in
Science 192.
Business students were elected
to tho Mx School of Business
commltteoo Thurodey and Friday, and will begin thMr duties
as full, utoa- arryiag committee
members ImmedtMMy.
Two buslnsss majors were
ehoeeo tor Bach committee, one
serving _ one year term, the
other o two yeer term. Tho
School of Buslnses believes It ls
the first to have tMa Mod of student representation.
Elected were Budget Committee: Katharine Impsratrice, two
year term, and Bruce W. Moore,
one year term;Curriculum Con -
with a  report  on  recent board
Student fees increase...
Arousing the greatest comment
waa a reported movement to re-
qatre review of each merit stop
on toe tocMty aMary scale Described by Dr. Comegys ss "a
real beg of worms," the proposal
ls sn attempt to conform to the
praaadarg of the state aMvsr-
atttoa. Tha group making the
g vassal ton haa aM been named.
The Mote board  aloo deter-
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difficult problem or redefining
the nature and objectives of the
oeveral California State Collegea, If It la indeed true that the
public la nM willing to aupport
the prooent educational requirements    of   all-purpose   lnStltu-
i of any rec-
that reoult in an
i the standard faculty
workload, -the diagnosis of every
one of the CMIfornls Stats Colleges will be the ee me - sick."
According to another F.S.C.
faculty member, Ales Vavoulls,
associate professor of chemistry, ths trust see are seeking to:
1. Limit the extent to Mre new
faculty.
2. Curtail campua building.
3. Cm faculty salaries by leaving  the  pey  schedule the same
Eggert resigns as Campus editor
mlttee: Donald W. Hodge, Jr.,
two yoar, oad Antta Lenelone.
one year; Graduate Committee:
D. Stan Mtotoon, two year, aad
V. Larry Combo, oae year; Personnel Committee: Doug Walla,
two yaar; and Michael W.McKen-
Me, one year; Research Committee: Raymond M. Chan, two
year, and Edwin Hume, ooo yoar
and Student Afltors Committee,
HM Bolen end Gilbert L. Nleto.
Since Ml candidates lor the
Student Affairs Committee warned a two yoar term, atrawa were
drawn to determine which atudent will serve the one year
term.
while IncreoMng the work load.
Vavoulls aMd. "it's the truat-
ees' roaponMMllty to aak for
the appropriate budget. If the
governor wanta to delete, then
let him delete. Who's going to
take the responsibility If tha
trustees do, then they should cut
the budget down. If they don't,
then they should submit their
original budget Intact."
He aMd tho cute proposed by
the truateeB will mean "we can't
mMntMn quality education" in
California.
All buiintu majors, over
l.tOO, were eligible to vote, but
lsss than 200 turned ap M the
polls. All business majora with
s grade point average of 2.0 or
better were eliglMa to ran tor
tha positions, but only 21 did.
However, those who did run
showed extreme lntersst ln ths
Idea, according to Mrs. Myra B.
Young, administrative asalatant
to tho Buslnsss dean.
Ths ScheM et I
UM May to Mtow the I
' atudanta to Meet two stadent
representatives to each committee to help maka deportmenUd
policy.
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thia yaar the yearbook waa not
aoat during the registration period.
Eggert soya be decided not to
sell during registration because
be was led to believe that If he
sold over 2,000 copies It would
cM down on the number of pages
of tho yearbook. He was toM, ha
aays, thM hs could not refuse any
yeerbook offer
When elected laat aemeater
EttOTt was told hs would publish
a yeerbook of 2.000 copies with
224pageo.
"Ill hove you (board) and tha
associated student body know that
for 29 daya I have done nothing
but   try.  I hove pm every thing
Eggert said ha doea not regret
hla decision. "1 have thought
about It often." he aald.
I aaya. Eggert aMd Ma
la Buffering
and thM ha hoe developed an ul-
The Board of Publications is
scheduled to meet Thursday afternoon. It is expected that it
will decide then if another publication will be approved or If to
refund the money to the 617
atudenta who have already purchased a yearbook.
BRIAN EGGEHT
WANTED!
Part Tims Hslp
Students that are available
from noon to 5:00 p.m. on
weekdays.
Inquire in person.
HODGE A SONS
Men's Store
1260 Fulton Mall
Fresno, Calif.
INTERESTED
IN  AN
OVERSEAS
CAREER?
J.   William Lee
will be on the campus
October 23rd
to discuss qualifications for
e&vmnced study st
TMUNDIJ.9l.tD
OSAOUATI SCHOOi
snd  fob  oopoMurnties
•n the field of
INTIBNATIONAl
MANAGEMENT
Interviews msy be scheduled
at
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ACCOUNTANT 1
FEBRUARY GRADS
AND JUNE GRADS
Freano Countv will accept vour application for Accountant I
now, contingent upon graduation in cither Februarv or June.
If selected, you will work 20 hours a week on an'extra
help basis' until graduation. At that time vou must have
met the minimum requirements for Accountant I, which
include a Bachelor's Degree in accounting, business administration, or a related area, supplemented bv 15 units
of college accounting. For further information call 268-
6011, Ext. 533 or aee us Thursdav aWerrtoon, October 23
at the Placement Office.
Edward W. Firby
Director of Personnel
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
HAS EXCELLENT
CAREER POSITIONS IN
PERSONNEL, MANAGEMENT AND
CIVIL  ENGINEERING
A Representative will be on campus
to interview
OCTOBER 27, 1969
1. Administrative Analyst ($693-641) Entrance level
in personnel and business administration with
several new positions to be filled. Reojuires a
degree in business or public administration, economics or political acienoe.
2. Accountant.Auditor ($693-841) Offers an opportunity to gain valuable experience in auditing,
general, or departmental accounting. Requires a
degree in accounting or buainessadministration.
3. Civil Hvdrauiic Engineer ($801,883) l« the firat
step in the professional engineering series. Requires a degree in civil engineering.
For applications and further information
contact
DICK GCARHART or BILL RAY
Contra Costa County Civil Service
PjO. Box 710
Martinet, California 94553
Phone: -28-3000, ext. 2013