1975_05 The Daily Collegian May 1975

              Thursday. I
LAWYER  DONALD C.  T>ajE*fcDr*,
DRS.  DALE BUSH AND  JOE   DAVID  TONEY
DR.  NORMAN   A.   BAXTER
Baxter testifies in Toney suit
•We **r* in tto midst of
giievsnce proceedings," sand
Barter, -and If to had found a
yob, It seemed tto MteatiM was
mobs. We were I. . tiro, al a
volatile caasssnj si mat ion - it
■semod tto beet My to halt ttot
(carom** Mtetatoe).*
Under further oswetioMeg,
Barter mM to did not remember
how to tad gotten word that Toaoy
wm looking for a )oh I. Atlanta.
Barter Mid under ipnOrloMog
that tMa wes not a normM Ml-
verstty procedure to see If sn
instructor is seeking employment
He aeM he had dl reeled Fulker
son to to very careful not to mention tto grievance proceeding,
that were then gotag oa la May
of 1870.
During another serlea of question., Barter old to M looger
tod s memo from a student who
told Baater to waa threatened
by Toner
Tto student, Isaac Harris, was
a blsck chemistry student. Baxter
tod told a CSUF grievance committee that Harris waa threatened
by Toney alter te refused to help
tutor •brtetor** in science
clMsea.
Toney tos been charged in a
grlaeaaf* proceerHac with telling
Harris, I'll break your Cod
damn arma and tog.," but Baxter
Mid to tod tekan the memo
Mm* end d*tar.y*d it Mm.time
ago.   Baxter   rceusdod   to   had
burued tto
never toon
sore panel-
Baxter MM he dad Mi remember where Harria had teed Mm
tto threat by Toney took place.
Ha was alao Questioned staut a
third witness to talks between
Toney aad Harris, Mark Bister.
Bister has reportedly Mid that
Toney was not threatening to
Harrta. hut Instead waa tobntol.
Baxter aaM to did ate mean
to Imply tkst tto conversation
took place la frast of Bister.
Bsxter Mid in other question
tag ttot he did not see anything
wrong with tto university trying
to end grievance proceedings
even though Toney wsnted them to
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Jones Mid.
Joaaa added, however, that to
wouM reepect s waiver signed at
the iwpa.at of tto letter writer
If tto waiver accompeetea tto
letter.
Whether to write • tetter *t all
te up to tto faculty member,
Joaoo emphasized.
If s tow stet is brought sgetast
s faculty member oa information
coteMnod ta s tetter. Swanaon
aald court costs wouM probably
ta paid for by tto university system. But to wes aot sure.
Untvuratty lawyera are work-
Gas prices
(Contlound fro*. Pap. 3)
per gal loo then tto overall toll-
Mrve average
Tho overall average tor each
at root
lag on clarifying the act. Swanaon
said, hut tto staff is limited.
He acknowledged ttot even the
publication of tto scholastic honor roll may to ta violation of the
Made ata' right to privacy.
Tto guldtetoa. from Swanaon
warn faculty membera that they
should be -exceedtacly careful
not to civebut information about
or tto phone.  Kven
m    address,    phone  n.mber,
grade., major or clssa level may
be protected as confidential within the provisions of the Isw."
Tto guideline* further point out
clear his name.
that computer printouts with student information should ta returned to the Office of Admiaaions
and Records for shredding.
*In general 1 hope thin will in-
rreaM tto mutual trust and confidence between tto faculty and the
student," Swanaon Mid.
"To  make  an evaluation of a
student, tto instructor will have
to base it on fact, mat hearsay .
and not autalde M. competence,"
Swanaon added. -That is tto My
m Mlf-Mnme eere <
all Mry Mar BJry eeets-per-
saitoo with OUm taktag the sll
OffM low at 88.3 eeaks-per-ral
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Student
Government
NEWSLETTER
CSUCSPA input
Governor reverses
anti-student stand
Thanks to tto Csllforwto
State University sad CoUegwe
Student Presidents Association (CSUCSPA), sad Mr rop-
rmamtlve, aSB PresMeat,
Steve Moo, Govoraor Jerry
Brow, tos reversed Mrller
budgetlng poatttona against
student programs.
Brown first agreed to re-
inatate 8093,160 te the Mate
budget to coortaM teadiag
the Student Internatteaal Program.   His   earlier   poettlon
m he bad pr.ytMaty ptocaaad
Sana.   He   will i
92 5    roll JIM   m
offer state support tor tto toe.
Along with tht«, to ippru'itl
M additional 938 mllltea to
tto   stedent   Mr vice portlto
of tto  tee to allow fox pro-
he agreed tore! natate 99*30,116
leertong   progrsroa
abroad
Our  ate date aaateriala and
service* toe wiH not be raised
New officers
begin July 1
A new group M 80 atadoat
officer* will sMum* their
positions on July 1 resulting
from   the  ASB  .lection  held
MM    »*«•*
The ctange in tto *tructer*
of tto Senate of tors s parti cuterly new challenge to the
officers-elect.
They will ta the first to test
oat tto smsltor senate, Increased stedSM tnvolveroent
on committee*, greater llsiaoo
with tto College Union and the
^workability of tto mwConstitution.
As students you are urged
to meet tto
also  to ma
tions. Esrlisr to was a
this   sod  facte
war. going to to proMMtedon
all csmpusM la tto system
Om of tto moot Important
rsverMls Brown mad* tor tto
HadMli involved tea partial
funding of tto Instruct teem 11 y
Related Activities (IRA) Act.
Previously, to had voiced hi*
total oppoMtlM to toad! ag IRA.
Tto IRA act allows MM. re-
lasher* a**tol to the student
body for lnstructtoMlry related program, such ss forensic*. The origtaal IRA program wm conceived daring
tto Reagan Administration.
The partisl funding asaana
to to. decreased the state •
original reimbursamaM by
91,735,099, brtnciag It down to
9497,000. TMa mv IS not
nearly enough to support the
need, sod will exclude fund-
Hag of Intercollegiate athletics
Mm MM the govoraor *wtah*d
to om If w. will spend the
money wiMly" ba9bra asara
wouM to allocated.
With the IRA 'good" and
-bad" reauU coroee the worst
news Brow, released for ata-
deete: money tor tto lasple-
i of tto Rysn Act tos
like to see accomplished next
vesr. Lesve meaaagea for
ttoro In tto Student Pre.l-
dents Office and they will
contact you.
Commtthee feature
Without tto CSUCSPA, our
leglslstlvo advocate sad tor
student body president's input, these inroad* to the
Governor'* racprurtdarations
could Mver hsve been made.
Legal issue viewed
TMs week Mr featured
group la tto Student Senate
LegalCommittee,which makes
recoro mends tions to tho neeete
on legalissaea.
Tto legal commlttM tos
centered Its mat. thrust thl*
yesr on revising sad/or approving mw *tuawat procedure *
Of
of tto
board*, aad tto election code
were  reviewed by the com-
Student apps
available
Applications ar. aew avallabto tor student memtarshlp
m committees tor tto 78-78
school vMr. Ttoy may to
pstke* ap sad turned in at the
Offtoa,
C.U.   888.   M
mlttee.
Currently tto group is re-
vtatac tto Student Rights sad
Responsibilities Manual.
Oa a day to dap taMe,
commlttM reviews state I
federsl
drafts
roesMrss of crucial loteroM
to tto stladent body.
Om each i
seat  via
Board at Trt
catvd tto sale of beer oa campus.
Tto chairperson of tto commlttM 1* Toml*Mc and member! taclude Dantet). Lopes,
S*ro Benabid... Angle Rlos,
Ctorlls Dee, sod Sherman
Stow.
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Barbara Klsusasjer