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2 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Monday. October 1! EOP misconceptions (Continued from Page 1) working and $7,500 with both parents working. The three financial aid programs which are most readily available to the EOP students are the NaUonal Defense Student Loan (NDSL formerly known as NDEA), the EducaUonal Opportunity Grant (EOG), and the Work- Study Program (W/S). In order to qualify for the Educational Opportunity Program, ide from the financial need and ) academic standpoint, you it apply to the program be being accepted for admission the college. already been accepted through the regular channels and Is currently attending the college can- 19,69, the program progressed - considerably with a fuU faculty and staff. It was, ln reaUty, one of the most promising EOP programs ln the State and had ex- good potential for This year the program has reached an Impressive enrollment of 200 students. Unfortunately, It Is ln the worst state w * ©' Q g Q PAnas h. tfs.Ljs-.tP. ALag'G"T Butt-rues- .urnAL- tJitVitJt E».P ] ***** BUM iXawT "**«» »«6RV» RE5E-MED m^maA x~t—u u r Artist Materials SAVE 20% EVERY D*YCN r ERYTHING GRUMBACHER OILS • CANVAS • PERMANENT PIGMENTS * LIQUTEX j WAR SURPLUS DEPOT 602 BROADWAY at VENTURA OPIN EVERY SUNDAY (ft .JU • It •c oice C/lGARS AND IOBACCOS u AGNES NAZAR 815 E. Oliva A».nu« aaasyt tt*. perMu projects, the appearance ol prominent Indian speakers and 'most interesting of al', a trip to Indian country, the Island of Membership ls open to all FSC students. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 3:30p.m. ln the New AdmlnlstraUon Building, Room 219. service organization of Chicana women at Fresno : having a daily food sale in front of the cafeteria, t making the food — burritos and chili beans - at MOVIE REVIEW 'Soldier Blue' Intelligent people will understand that when a man's spirit Is broken, the will to compete v you can tell your grand- f.imous 11th Calvary." tuts. »ere the words of the i nanrllng officer of the Uth varj after a battle ln Color- The battle consisted of a airy unit proceeding Into a refill Indian village and com- iK lng to massacre beyond hu- n belief. There were scenes men cutting off parts of the lej of not only Indian war- Idren. Heads were chopped jnd placed on gulde-ons. About time I turned to my wife and J, "And they have made the M believe that the indian •lie savage." For the first e I've seen a movie that when 'ft I was confused as to who ••avages really were. 'hen we discuss history a H> to h ■ it mote hate of the white man, that we hale all things that resent white society, but that *ould like to present white iety to search their souls •n they say they don't underbid why Indians In mass num- COMPLETE SERVICE AND REPAIR VERhfiLCORN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 304 CLOVIS AVE. (Comer of 3rd A Clovis) CLOVIS Phono 299-5264 This Is very evident lnthe Korean War that when a man's spirit ls broken it has no prejudice. Some ol America's highest caliber of officers with strong patriotic family traditions sang like canaries once their spirits were broken. President Dwlght D. Elsenhower and his administration were highly shocked. The American Indians were thrown Into reservations which were nothing more than glorified concentration camps, and were humiliated just a few degrees above spiritual annlhllaUon. Yet they were supposed to survive and compete ln this society. I close by asking and recommending to our white brothers on campus who don'l understand about spirit to go see Soldier Blue, not to feel guilty for what your forefathers have done, but to understand a Red Man's point TROLLEY CAR CAROLES Monday, October 19, 1970 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN > 1 USTEN TO OMAR 1 La Raza at Fresno State College i There was a souffle Bel leau Woods i at Fresno State College Germany Korea 1 in which Chlcanos Viet Nam beat up Anglos/ the ground Ir tarnished with Mexican 1 It sounds bad and makes Chlcanos The blood of our forefathers runt thick guilty/ In our belly*/ and here in Fresno, California when you refuse we are harratsed to let a man bre put In jail and called , kill you/ animals. "and Mejicanos A man can take so much America i have a right listen , don't condemn educational the chicano destiny/ to the sound of the Aztec in children denied them/ the beautiful songs •Los Dcrechos* hate pregnant in America of the Chicano was not caused and you're in for trouble by us and the religion The cries of -Viva Emili ino Zapata* that says treat 1 of-Viva F man as your brother •Corazoncs* is this only a game are you putting us on? and threats: imprison nent Wake up America and powdered LIBERTY AND EQUALITY eggs FOR MEJICANOS ! for breakfast will not your educational system stinks I. change * • we pick your tomatoes don't complain if they rot In Ihe vines [ a) education out of schools i . ts thal^what the const lution OUR TIME HAS COME 1 Equality * we hear it every v unless you're Mexican for what we believe is right 1 we 're fed up with mistreatment are you willing our jails to understand the Chicano? of Mexicans Don't call us animals because we believe In justice 1 don't call us names , ' beat up by police and told they're unworthy in a right educational , In the battlefields of Okinawa Omar Salinas Coming: November 2. 1970 j HUGHES announces { campus interviews for j Electronics Engineers receiving B£. degrees Contact your Placement'Office immediately to arrange an interview appointment. j Or write: Mr. James A. O'Connor j Aerospace tlroup El Segundo Division ! Hughes Aircraft Company x P.O. Box 90426 El Segundo, California 90009 •'•***».$erg- j 1 U S Ct.ranar, P raevlntcl/All tam oeponunlty amploya MAF
Object Description
Title | 1970_10 The Daily Collegian October 1970 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1970 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
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, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | October 16, 1970 Pg 6-7 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1970 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
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, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | 2 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Monday. October 1! EOP misconceptions (Continued from Page 1) working and $7,500 with both parents working. The three financial aid programs which are most readily available to the EOP students are the NaUonal Defense Student Loan (NDSL formerly known as NDEA), the EducaUonal Opportunity Grant (EOG), and the Work- Study Program (W/S). In order to qualify for the Educational Opportunity Program, ide from the financial need and ) academic standpoint, you it apply to the program be being accepted for admission the college. already been accepted through the regular channels and Is currently attending the college can- 19,69, the program progressed - considerably with a fuU faculty and staff. It was, ln reaUty, one of the most promising EOP programs ln the State and had ex- good potential for This year the program has reached an Impressive enrollment of 200 students. Unfortunately, It Is ln the worst state w * ©' Q g Q PAnas h. tfs.Ljs-.tP. ALag'G"T Butt-rues- .urnAL- tJitVitJt E».P ] ***** BUM iXawT "**«» »«6RV» RE5E-MED m^maA x~t—u u r Artist Materials SAVE 20% EVERY D*YCN r ERYTHING GRUMBACHER OILS • CANVAS • PERMANENT PIGMENTS * LIQUTEX j WAR SURPLUS DEPOT 602 BROADWAY at VENTURA OPIN EVERY SUNDAY (ft .JU • It •c oice C/lGARS AND IOBACCOS u AGNES NAZAR 815 E. Oliva A».nu« aaasyt tt*. perMu projects, the appearance ol prominent Indian speakers and 'most interesting of al', a trip to Indian country, the Island of Membership ls open to all FSC students. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 3:30p.m. ln the New AdmlnlstraUon Building, Room 219. service organization of Chicana women at Fresno : having a daily food sale in front of the cafeteria, t making the food — burritos and chili beans - at MOVIE REVIEW 'Soldier Blue' Intelligent people will understand that when a man's spirit Is broken, the will to compete v you can tell your grand- f.imous 11th Calvary." tuts. »ere the words of the i nanrllng officer of the Uth varj after a battle ln Color- The battle consisted of a airy unit proceeding Into a refill Indian village and com- iK lng to massacre beyond hu- n belief. There were scenes men cutting off parts of the lej of not only Indian war- Idren. Heads were chopped jnd placed on gulde-ons. About time I turned to my wife and J, "And they have made the M believe that the indian •lie savage." For the first e I've seen a movie that when 'ft I was confused as to who ••avages really were. 'hen we discuss history a H> to h ■ it mote hate of the white man, that we hale all things that resent white society, but that *ould like to present white iety to search their souls •n they say they don't underbid why Indians In mass num- COMPLETE SERVICE AND REPAIR VERhfiLCORN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 304 CLOVIS AVE. (Comer of 3rd A Clovis) CLOVIS Phono 299-5264 This Is very evident lnthe Korean War that when a man's spirit ls broken it has no prejudice. Some ol America's highest caliber of officers with strong patriotic family traditions sang like canaries once their spirits were broken. President Dwlght D. Elsenhower and his administration were highly shocked. The American Indians were thrown Into reservations which were nothing more than glorified concentration camps, and were humiliated just a few degrees above spiritual annlhllaUon. Yet they were supposed to survive and compete ln this society. I close by asking and recommending to our white brothers on campus who don'l understand about spirit to go see Soldier Blue, not to feel guilty for what your forefathers have done, but to understand a Red Man's point TROLLEY CAR CAROLES Monday, October 19, 1970 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN > 1 USTEN TO OMAR 1 La Raza at Fresno State College i There was a souffle Bel leau Woods i at Fresno State College Germany Korea 1 in which Chlcanos Viet Nam beat up Anglos/ the ground Ir tarnished with Mexican 1 It sounds bad and makes Chlcanos The blood of our forefathers runt thick guilty/ In our belly*/ and here in Fresno, California when you refuse we are harratsed to let a man bre put In jail and called , kill you/ animals. "and Mejicanos A man can take so much America i have a right listen , don't condemn educational the chicano destiny/ to the sound of the Aztec in children denied them/ the beautiful songs •Los Dcrechos* hate pregnant in America of the Chicano was not caused and you're in for trouble by us and the religion The cries of -Viva Emili ino Zapata* that says treat 1 of-Viva F man as your brother •Corazoncs* is this only a game are you putting us on? and threats: imprison nent Wake up America and powdered LIBERTY AND EQUALITY eggs FOR MEJICANOS ! for breakfast will not your educational system stinks I. change * • we pick your tomatoes don't complain if they rot In Ihe vines [ a) education out of schools i . ts thal^what the const lution OUR TIME HAS COME 1 Equality * we hear it every v unless you're Mexican for what we believe is right 1 we 're fed up with mistreatment are you willing our jails to understand the Chicano? of Mexicans Don't call us animals because we believe In justice 1 don't call us names , ' beat up by police and told they're unworthy in a right educational , In the battlefields of Okinawa Omar Salinas Coming: November 2. 1970 j HUGHES announces { campus interviews for j Electronics Engineers receiving B£. degrees Contact your Placement'Office immediately to arrange an interview appointment. j Or write: Mr. James A. O'Connor j Aerospace tlroup El Segundo Division ! Hughes Aircraft Company x P.O. Box 90426 El Segundo, California 90009 •'•***».$erg- j 1 U S Ct.ranar, P raevlntcl/All tam oeponunlty amploya MAF |