1970_04 The Daily Collegian April 1970

              4    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Wedneedey, April 8. 1970
'Miser'opens
Thursday
By Vonnle Madlgan
Collegian Staff Writer
Things getting too heavy? Your
hang-ups getting the best of you?
For a provacaUve change of pace,
catch MoUere's farce, 'The Ml-
•The Miser' opens an eight-
day run starting Thursday ln the
Fresno State College Arena
Theatre. Tickets are now on sale
ln the FSC Little Theatre Box
Offlce and are 25 cents with ASB
The play's period ls Louis XIV:
much has been done to recreate
the flavor of the day. Elaborate
wigs of various hues and textures
have been designed by Chris Moad
for the comedy. Linda Solo, a
graduate student ln drama, has
designed the suggestive and richly flbered costumes as part of her
master's thesis. The gowns, Miss
Solo says, are supposed to look
as If they will fall off at any
moment; some of the actresses
Swope, Tompkins vie for editorship
Other actors are: Sandy Brown,
Jan McPharland, Robin Thompson, Albert Clrlmele, Joe Mar-
quez, Annette Volpa, Dan Husak,
Kathle Moody, Mike Fancher,
Rich Flshman, Richard Rees,'
Caryl   LlnenbacH,  Jack  Gleger,
By Jenny Bailey
CoUegian Staff Writer
Fresno State College students
may be receiving added diversity
in the Dally Collegian news content next semester If both applicants for the editorship of the
paper live up to their proposed
policy statement.
Burton Swope, senior Journal-
Ism major and Scott Tompkins,
junior Journalism major, the only
two aspirants for the office,have
stated that they would both seek
added diversity to meet the demands of the student body.
Last Friday was the deadline
for appUcatlons to be turned Into
the activities office.
will serve during the fall 1970
semester, and wUl be selected by
the Board of Publications on
Thursday.
Swope, currently a staff writer
on the Collegian, worked for three
years on the Casa Gi
patch In Arizona.   He worked on
military      pu
serving ln the U.S. Army and,ls
a member of Phi Kappa phi,
honor society.
Swope stated ln his proposed
statement of policy that he would
■follow current guidelines of the
Board of Publications and strive
for  excellence ln reporting and
He also said he would 'seek
added diversity ln content so as
to serve the student body better
and to make the Dally Collegian
more relevant to the needs and
desires of the majority of students.*
He cited that the paper would
follow an 'open forum* poUcy on
student newspaper editorially.
Scott Tompkins Is the second
applicant for the position. He ls
a member of Sigma Delta Chi
(Professional Journalism Fraternity) and the FSC Public Af
fairs Committee. He ls currently
News Editor of the Daily Col-
He was a staff member of the
West Side Index and the FSC Insight and has worked on the Mo-
desto'-Bee as a sportswrlter.
In his statement of policy he
stated that he would 'hope to
make the CoUegian a more well
rounded publication, emphasizing
a greater variety of news.*
•I Intend to keep making the
pollUcal issues of the college a
major priority, but at the same
time t would like to make the
paper more credible ln the eyes
of the entire academic community,* he states.
Tompkins said he 'hopes to establish a firm, editorial poUcy
and strive to direct theColleglan
by the highest professional stan-
Arraignments today
I.orli
ought   .
e play':
Jr,   Dr. Janet
tapped   on   movl
leading comedy theatrical troupe
In France. Dr. Lorlng, who has
lived in France, has Injected
much ofthe farcical humor ofthe
day as well as Its social amenl-
■ ties and protocol.
The play, which has a cast of
15, centers around the single love
of one man, llarpagon, for money.
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a. RALLY in the Free Speech Area for candidates running in this year's Associated people. Many of them were campaign workers. 'One ofthe issues I could talk about Is
student Body elections failed to draw a large crowd yesterday afternoon. The rally, apathy, but no one's here to listen,* one candidate told the audience. Photo by Bruce
which was organized and sponsored by the Election Committee, attracted only 20-30       Merighi.
Chicanos present demands protesting
arrest of five in Reagan demonstration
Daily
Collegian
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970
Two hundred Chlcanos marched
ln front of the FresnoCountyJaU
yesterday while five presented a
list of demands to police officials
protesting charges filed against
Chicanos who were Involved ln a
demonstration Monday night at
the Hacienda Motel prior to the
arrival of Governor Ronald Reagan for a fund-raising dinner.
Chicano students at Fresno
State College called a press conference at Baker Hall this morning to discuss the demands. Due
to a 9 a.m. press deadline, the
Dally CoUegian could not cover
the story for today's Issue.
The demands, presented to
representaUves of the police de
partment, were: a pubUc apology be made to the
'(1) That the charges brought     Chicano community for the un-
agalnst five Chlcanos arrested     necessary brutal physical force
April 6 be dropped Immediately
(All five have been charged with
various misdemeanors ranging
from trespassing to unlawful assembly. One of the five has been
charged with felony assault
against a poUce official.); (2)that
used against Chicano
men, women and children April
6; (3) that the use of physical
force against Chlcanos ln an unnecessary and arbitrary manner
be ended Immediately; (4) that
(ConUnued on Page 6, Col. 1)
Senate rejects fee
increase proposal
A look at the candidates
Vince Lavery
ASB President
•As student body president 1
will work hard to bring an atmosphere conducive to higher
education back to Fresno State
College," says Vincent Lavery.
■It is my belief that educaUon
ls a right and not a privilege. I
will not play 'games' with the
lives and destinies of any group
(ConUnued on Page 6, Col. 5)
Chuck Deveau
Candidate tor
1st Vice President
•In representing the students
of Fresno State College as their
First Vice President, I wlU try
to preside over the Student Senate ln an unbiased and objective
manner,* says Chuck Deveau, a
senior Social Science major.
'With this perspecUve ln mind
(Continued on Page 6, Col. 5)
Terry Stone
'Student government roust set
definite objectives and goals and
then strive to achieve those goals
through acUon,* says Terry
- Stone, candidate for Associated
Student Body Second Vice President.
The ElecUon Committee
Is asking for volunteers to
help man voting booths for
the Primary and General
student body elections on
April 13 and 15.
Anyone Interested should
contact ElecUon Committee
Chairman Bruce Morris at
237-2822, Steve Hendsch at
227-7041, or see Dr. Kenneth
Kerr ln the Student AcUvl-
tles Office.
The Fresno State CoUege Student Senate yesterday rejected a
suggestion by FSC AssoclaUon
Director Earl Bassett to raise
student body and College Union
fees for part Ume students. The
proposal was designed to make
the fees uniform with new Increases established by the CaUfornla State CoUege Board of
Trustees.
The trustees recently eliminated the part-time status tor students taking nine units or less,
thereby causing them to pay'the
same fees as a full time student.
By rejecting the Increase,
which would have amounted to
915, It means tha the part-time
student at FSC can expect to pay
that much less than the full Ume
student when he enrolls next se-
The senators also heard an appeal from Osby Davis, one of five
students arrested In an Incident
ln which Phillip Walker, dean of
the School of Arts and Sciences,
was allegedly detained against
his wlU. Davis called for Uve Senate to make their position clear
on the rehiring of the ethnic
studies faculty and on the Educational Opportunity program.
Davis said, It ls Important
(ConUnued on Page 6, Col. 4)
Election committee
reprimands Garcia
. Tim Garcia, candidate for
Associated Student Body President, was found guilty yesterday
by the ElecUon Committee of
vlolaUng Article V, SecUon A,"
Sub-secUon 4 of the ASB Election Codes, *acUve campaigning
before the official date.* ;
The committee decided to penalize Garcia "with a formal
written reprimand, charges
stemmed from a story that
appeared ln the Dally CoUegian
on April 3. In the story, President Pro Tem of the Student
Senate GU Acuna was quoted as
saying he was withdrawing from
the race for student body president and throwing his support
to Garcia.
The committee ruled that Acuna was a 'supporter* of Garcia
and that Garcia was present at '
the Ume the statement was made.
The committee said Acuna's
s tate ment wa* a 'campaign statement* and neither he or Garcia
made any attempt to stop Its
pubUcaUon.
OSBY DAVIS, one of five ttudenU suspended and "reinstated"
yesterday by Acting President Karl Falk, oonfers with ASB President
Doug Broten after he called for the Seriate to take a stand on the
situation.