1969_12 The Daily Collegian December 1969

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Classroom utilization study
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r  weak on California college
- pusoe are comparable touti-
ta'ion I
onda.
isconaia but neverthelees are
.•here I
easier said thai ■
lies  realise  mot
operating under leas thsn toll
aion and said that the legis-
re will use these figures sea
igsJafj further building plan*
he state college campus ss lo-
iMng  that since the colleges
ling the present raCTT-
to their fullest extent there
o need for new buildings.
t viousl)." Bees ley said, 'the
■latJwk .analyst is desirable
having classrooms use I to
r fullest extent, but it is unset the standards so
*e dean said he sees the need
u*srooms to be utilized
-f tn the evening hours and
' he foresees resistance to
' a move from faculty who
accustomed to teaching in the
daytime.
Bees ley noted that the college
has mors thsn doohtod evening
-last fall and will of-
r more night classss next
year. Yet he admitted that F.S.C.
is ranked about 14th In the utilization of facilities in the evening
hours.
Hall pointed out the Inadsojuacy
of the evening college program st
F resno Ststs College by contrast -
ing It with larger colleges.
•Schools lib* Los Aageles
Stste. San Francisco State and
Long Beach Stste will not besig-
that tldaeerr I casern kscrwaaowtll
whlcfc win he hreaght op la
following act.
be cost to »
general public and SS
Fresno State College
cram • Hall said, 'because they
already have a very extensive
evening class schedule.
•At Fresno State however, students cannot pursue a dogres
through evening college because
their schedule U only half that
of L.A. State."
Dr Hall said the study will
affect F.S.C. and other smaller
state colleges because they will
now be 'forced" to offer broad
curriculum during the evening.
Dr. Hall pointed out. however.
Editor applicants
onUnuod tress Pago 1)
arvd one of the Collegian's biggest
\ccording to Daloyan. -Most of
•he studosjts end faculty are dts-
- Wanted with tho situation of
separate odltaoa* of tho paper
">d if a retorenduni vote wore
taken oa the status of the Dally
i-ftoa the osteon** would be
"at moot of the students sad
faculty would favor discontinuing
•'(aarate publication* lor special
The Board of Publications will
Thursday oa whether to con-
is  the special minority edi-
<>s of the Dally Collegtsn for
*-<• seeaeeter.
' "«e  three sppllearns tor the
rship sre Miss Beverly Ken-
John  Ramirez,  and John
'K*1Ck.
Miss gtosBssgy. a senior tour's ism major, ta curreoth man-
"•.* edttor of The Doily Colle-
v.   A former da\  editor, she
vrned last summer on the Tu-
're Advance Register.
Mie said that she had supported
" «• policies ss initiated this semester by Editor Gerald Merrell
and wouM try to eatend those pol-
- its.
She saM she would like to ese
.< totter relationship develop heaven The Dally collegian and
Redgwicfc. a junior English major, is a member of the Financial Aids Committee sad listed
no  previous  journalism  ssper-
sr presldsnt of the
Young Republicans Redgwick
stated mm It will be his policy to
save his staff report what Is happening oa the campus.
studsnt
Ramirez, tho final ssssMcae*.
was this yssr's Dally Collegian
summer edition editor and was
editor of the first C hi can©- Black
■learn?! gesxptosagat last spring.
t of Its na-
i college i
classroom
space   (c
etc.) or
According to Dr. Hall, the auditor general is currently conducting an Investigation Into
classroom utilization of the entire 19 stste college campus system and on the basts of its report concerning Sacramento Ststs
College. It appears that they will
ask that classes be utilized every
hour and that the classrooms be
utilized to capacity from ft a.m.
to 10 p.m
Dr. Hall said such a program
would be impossible and if forced
upon the state college system It
would require additional teacher*, the construction of additional tosusty offices auxiliary buildings and Increase touching foods
beyond the current 12 units normally carried.
Beesloy said that while the
data used in the recent study waa
gathered in perhaps the moot effective manner the system has
undertaken, he hopes that those
in command used the date effectively.
The standards should have
some rstionsl relationship to
what can be expected of a campus." be said.
Even the most crowded colleges in the system. Beesloy said,
are well below tho utilization
figures.
•So whether we csn ever get
lecture room utilization at F.S.C.
op to the propose (1 stsndards is
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