1969_12 The Daily Collegian December 1969

              Tharadmy. Psbsw8*r 4. 1949    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN     7
Meeting set lor tonight
in hopes of organizing
local A.C.L.U. branch
Ths A merle— Clvtl Llbsrtles
Uniom. a national organisation
formed to protect aad totorso ia-
dividuala of thmr dvH rights,
•ill mem tn College Unto* 804
tonight at 7:80 In — attempt to
form   s Fresno Stato Chapter.
Orgs— r Dianas ktscphss
•aid that she toeIs an A.C.L.U.
chapter — campus, in addition
to ths Fresao chspter. would be
useful bocaa— there are certain
probleme of rights Indigeno— to
the camp— that are not found
in ths community.
•The Free— Stats A.C.L.U.
Croup wo-ld he mora aware of
Tho third procedure la to publicise toe abrogation of the c— -
sill——si rights. Mimes said
that whon dealing with politically -
would — mora svallable -to *****
students aware of their rights,*
she ssid.
They avjsad attempt to review
the college structure toe—whore
civil  libertl—   are  being sbro-
recoor— to solve toe problem.
In say action tak— by tho
pV.C.U-9.. to* first stsp is a
romplaim by someone who f—Is
his tights hsvs boon Infringed
upon. The ***** then Investigates the grievance to find out
if the person doss hsvs a esse
based — his constitutional rights.
They the* notlf) ths persona
involved that the A.C.L.U. is
interacted In tho case and fowls
'hat there ore gnmnds for legal
action. They si— inform tho—
involved of rights they may not
be aware of.
Robert Munce, a member of
*n« Fresao chspter. said this
often help* — cs—s the A.C.L.U.
has a rax—all—, aad kaca—* of
'his. can bring s certain amount
of pr— sure on the people or
organisation charged with Infringing up— the rights of others.
Opposition
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t* reorganized or divided "without consultation    In  accordance
with   ro—oltative procedures of
the College and ths School."
In another rebuke to the re-,
cently sppeimedacttng-preexownt
'he faculty approved a measure
- but by a much closer msr-
gln - rejectlruj the appoint mem
of acting dean Phillip Walker and
r•questing the "Immediate reinstatement of Dr. Burtner."
The me*—re claims Dr. Falk
a— made "no effort to contact
or consult* with the School's
\ ademtc Council or So—te, snd
thai Dr. Burtnsr's removal —
ie— Ie aa "ear—a—able act^.
by ths acting prssldsnt."
Ths moll— was psassd by s
130-100 wot*. /
Ths action by tho A.C.S.C.P.
tee at Freeno State College. It
'hsn was approved by the organization's Acsdemlc snd Educational Affairs Coromttt— snd
'ally endorsed by the full ststs -
•>ide body.
It charge* that Dr. Falk "consult— with an inappropriate faculty group" which 1— to the
Appointment of Dr. James Flkes
— executive vice pr—Idem, replacing Dr. Harold Walker.
The faculty organisation also
charge* that Dr. Burtner was re -
shorn s change of action.
as s "tost ditch* attsisgd. fixe
A.C.L.U. will take toe cs— to
court with thtor lawyers. However, Munce says that tale la
ths Ism thing they want to do
because of the time and money
Involved.
•Court action is s I—t ditch
attempt bsca—s — much can —
do— by other mesas," — ssid.
Ths Investigation. lawysrs'
foes and court corns are all
handled by the A.C.L.U. (The
Robert Mosey cs— is being taken
care   of  by  the org—txattea.).
The local cheater Is currently
trying to extsbll— a poiics ceo -
tor which would set — s clearing house for grtsvane— agsaaat
all sections of Fresno Lew enforcement officiate.
livestock judges
will be evoleottd
Th* proficiency of prospective
livestock judge* will be evaluated
by the Freeno Ststs College Senior hanging tesm Friday from
1 to 4 p.m In toe Judging Pavilion.
Dan Borba. Block and Bridle
publicity chairman, ssid thst although the coot—t Is primarily
designed to prepare the F.S.C.
junior judging team tor the Denver. Colorado, competition In
January,
The
teams are compriood of students
enrolled in Animal Science 101,
s llv—tnck lodging cl—s.
Win—rs will — selected on
the basla of bow well their evaluation* of tho livestock cesnpara
with the eval—ttons of the senior
judging team. The livestock will
— furnish— by ths college.
Entrant* win be —kod to rate
two claaaea of sheep, swine, and
beef and one class of horses.
There will — four am mala in
each category.
Borba —id prize* will bo a-
warded In six categories which
include over-all high point, high
Block and Bridle, which la open
only to the agricultural club
members; junior snd senior division* of high point for non-ag
majors, and junior and senior
division* for ag majors.
Changes studied
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move a—ad on the proposal ba
ths Schawl of Arts sad Sciences,
snd   sis—el   evaluation     "svsa*
• hough the Sefcool kad initiated its
ormal   procedures  tor  review
of dm deaa."
Th* iweotetion w— s swooping
of the committee sre Staph — V. Bsllea, School
of Education. Glen H. Blomgren,
Industrial Arts snd Technology:
Job* T. Emerson, Accounting
and Quant ative Studies, George F.
IlC. School of Agriculture; Barbara K, Varley. School of Social
Work. James N. Wlntsr. Music,
and Burks Zane, Math.
The eommltt— will meet Friday at 1 p.m. ta Thi
istratlon   117   to
policy formation.
TheOo*ryCo*Worv
celler's office Intruded in the
torts* of block poet- playwright
Marvin X aad that Dr Fsik's
l — ac ting-president
oper "con-
4SrW.
0. C. SMITH
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