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Basketball 1970-71 Cagers to open at St. Mary's opens the season tonight In Mor- "aga against St. Mary's College. This Is the first year the Bull- ■e designated a University •am by the NCAA. aels will eststhis St. Mary's College Chlco State College University of the Pacific Arizona Slate University Sacramento State College Chico State College Fresno State College Classic; (Fresno State, St. Mary's, Pugel Sound, Northern Arize University) Utah State •California State College - "University of California - ifornia Slate College ,g Beach Diego State College Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) Sacramento State College •California State College - Long Beach •San Diego State College •san Jose State College *San Jose State College San Fernando Valley State •California State College - is Angeles •Univi , Include sophomore Robert Larry Henrlcksen. 6-D nlor Jerry Pender, 6-3 at rward spots plus guards Warner, a 6-0 senior let- n, and 6-0 sophomore Clar- and Flaming Is doubtful afte Gregory said. *H clearance." Hill. 6-fi and Flaming. 6-5 wil probahly see pit mty of action 1 the center and fc respectively whe n they return. Frosh coach Frank Carbaja] has named Charles Bailey (C-6) and Tom Pepper (6-5) to start at forward, Steve Cleveland(C-3) and Brad Duncan (6-4) at guard and either David Regan (6-1) or Nell McCoy (7-1) at center. .STUDENTS g SPECIAL! & Imprinted ft ,„_„ S CHRISTMAS I : irr.a | CARDS I " | on0/ ?» % FSC BOOK STORE ft KwasfSSMRsaK Miami University. Hale has had extensive experience coachlnc and playing basketball. One of his most famous players is Rick and a former NCAA si champion for Miami. As Gregory begins his season as head basketball WANTED Assistant Resident MANAGER Young married couple wanted to manage 24 apt. units. Send resume to 1387 E.San Bruno I hove a 1956 Volkswagen convertible in good condition- $350.00. Phone 25U0407 wmim Hawaiian punch Rainbows lei it on FSC gridders 49-0 Los Angeles Northridgc Fresno (Selland Arena) Fresno (Selland Arena) The long, 12 game football season is over for FresnoState.The University of Hawaii ended It for them In the mud and mire of Honolulu Stadium 49-0 Saturday night In the Islands. It was the first shutout suffered by the Bulldogs since a 53-0 whalloplng by the San Dlego Marines In 1957. While the potent FSC offense, offense mark against Cal State LA, was gaining only 92 total yards, the Rainbows were going wild in "their kind of weather.' It held olf raining during the game, but the previous iwo-day downpour turned the field Into a e Phillips gained 46 ya d John Inelehart had 4 21 passes caught for 52 yards in the final half. Gary Boreham was restricted to one reception while John Sexton was shut out pass receiving. The closest Fresno State came to the Hawaii goal was the '42 yardllne In the first half and the 38 yard Une in the second half. The one bright point was Carl post intercepted his 14th pass of the year to continue his nationwide lead. Harris' mark Is only one from tying the all-time NCAA interception record of 15. Harris, a 6-2, 190 pound senior frorr the week. A former Contra Costa College player, Harris* Interception mark is a school record. l^s^s^s^gft^^ SUN STEREO CEDAR it ASHL.V: SHOPPING CENTER Phone 224-7444 STUDENT CHARGES WELCOME NO CO-SIGNER NECESSARY SPECIAL SEMESTER TERMS FOR STUDENTS ASHI AN CORRECTION In yesterday's edition of the Daily Collegian it was erroneously reported In a story by Phyllis Martin that John O'Neill, associate professor received a letter of reappoint- It was also reported that James A. Bates, field Instruc- appolnted for another year. Bates has been gtv 1 contract. Ap- r got O'Neill Informed the Collegian yesterday that the statements attributed to him concerning the Issues Involved In the non-retention of professors in the School of Social Work were Incorrect. O'Neill denied he said that "dlffer- oclal sues Involved and not their (the professors') teaching ability or professional conduct. O'Neill also noted he does not hold a Ph.D. and therefore Is not a "doctor*. The Dally Collegian sincerely apologizes for the error. Burton Swope, EdItor-ln-Chlef SPECIAL EDITIONS Daily Collegian WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1970 Housing Director Brooks gets notice By John Jefferles CoUegian Staff Writer •I was not terminated for any reason concerning my competence or abilities as Director of Housing. Some other factor Is obviously Involved," said Fresno State College Housing Director Robert S. Brooks who received a terminal re-appolntment from President Dr. Norman A. Baxter. Brooks said he received the word that he may 'either leave now or at the end of next year, but that his employment at FSC Is definitely terminable." He sald,*ThePresidentwlshes the new Dean of Students, when appointed, to be able to choose his own staff. I guess this Is a nice way of saying that he (President Baxter) doesn't want any of former Dean of Students Albright's people to be around for "I received a recommendation for tenure, retention, and a promotion from Dean Allen. This terlng to say the least. I also received posltlv lions from Don Albright late Cordon Wilson." letting any one policy guide my decision. Any case Involving a student's dismissal from the dorms would have to be reviewed by tbe Dean of Students as well •I get one or two dozen 'Incident' reports every week, ranging-- from alcohol possession (currently Illegal In the dorms) to roommate fights to narcoUcs. These are handled differently in each case,* he said. ■You have to keep in mind that the attitudes towards alcohol and drugs have changed In the last five years. The students themselves have accepted the use of alcohol and marijuana and that weighs on our policies. •I may have been terminated Dean Albright, but I would hesitate to call my personal situation a political purge,* said Brooks. ■I think the campus is upset over the terminations of the fac- (Contlnued on Page 3, Col. 5) Jones vetoes Student Senate's override action By Jenny Bailey Collegian Managing Editor Associated Student Body President BUI Jones announced yesterday he has vetoed the Student Senate's action to overrule the Board on Publication's decision to eliminate all special edlUons of the Dally Collegian by nextse- After hearing of Jones'^an- it BUI Rlddlesprlgger,> rom the School of Hu- i urged Instituting an to recall Jones because Black, W special election will be held I 15 so that the student body vote on the question of v. or not to continue spec! tlons of the Collegian. tee aid In nallsm recruiting program for minority students and that the Finance Committee examine the possibility of enlarging the Dally Collegian's size and staff during spring budget hearings. Jones said that the vote to be, taken will only be a "poll" and' •not bind* the Student Senate to any action. *I feel the students t the needs of at the college should have a say d Brown students In this Issue,* he said. •Since the Dally Collegian Is financed through student funds of the Student Association, I regard the entire student body aa 'hether the publisher of the newspaper t they s The S tlons at Its N the Edltorla i urged eUn meeting ai ■My c< special editions and that "editorial judgment be relumed to the editor of the Collegian." After the board actions, student senators called a special meeting of the senate for Nov. i review the board's action. 1 the The senate by March 17, 1971. The resolution also stated that until the committee submits Its report to the senate the board ts directed not to take any further • action on the status of special clal e a voice on campus to minority groups who In the past have not received due coverage. I beUeve, however, that a responsible and realistic Board on PubUcaUons will seek a completely representative newspaper. The campus has learned that no groups can be Ignored, and an editor who does not recognize this, would quickly become Ineffective and hopefully, replaced by the Board on Publications which has the power to remove an editor. *I hope that my veto on the senate's action will not polarize BILL JONES myself from the Student Senate as weU as create a credlblUty gap for future decisions by the Board on PubUcaUons or advice from-ahe Editorial Advisory Board,* Jones said. He also announced that a presidential committee wUl be formed to investigate all aspects of the Daily CoUegian including special e, headed by Gil Acuna, former president pro tern of the Student Senate, will report back to Jones by Feb. 10. i two s will le e the s< override Jones' veto with a two thirds vote or let Jones' veto stand. However, many student senators feel that If the vote Is taken again In the senate the measure would fall short by two or three votes. Jones, In explaining why he vetoed the acUon, stated "until the Dally Collegian Is again one newspaper lt will not be able to fulfill Its Journalistic responsibility in meeting the needs of the Student Senate to consider Baxter 'no confidence' vote Jones also to the senate a resolution Includes: recognlUonof the • By Barbara McDowell Collegian staff Writer A resolution asking thaStudent Senate for a vote of *no confidence" In Fresno State CoUege President Dr. Norman A. Baxter and his administraUon will be Introduced today by Daniel Safreno, proxy for School of HumanlUes Senator Mark Zumwalt. The proposed action stems from announcements yesterday concerning faculty reappointments. The "liberal purge* as some have charged Involves seven faculty members who have been terminated or given terminal contracts and twoa" ; Is t the FSC faculty who i n««r I this c any of i. In In hi r mlddle-of- :he-road on most Issues. To use i quaint phrase, I would guess hat my termination revolves iround 'philosophical' dlffer- ks was asked if he had, wn estimation, been «llb- n handling the affairs of FSC's dorm residents. •I have attempted to Uberallze some of the dorm rules which brought unnecessary restrictions upon the residents. I have moved to lift visitation restrictions and I was the one who lnlUated the biU which would allow alcohol In the halls for students over 21.1 suppose this would be considered liberal, but I would prefer to call lt progressive,* he said. •I have bandied student cases on an Individual basis rather than trators (StudentActlviUesDirector Kenneth Kerr and Housing Director Robert Brooks), wbo received terminal contracts. Safreno will also ask the Senate to authorize a student body " """ "" In Bax- The measures are designed, Safreno said, "to show the community that the students of FSC are responsible and concerned about their academic futures.* Safreno said he Is confident that both resolutions will receive senate approval. The senate will also reconsider the continuation of Dally CoUegian special edlUons. In a special session Nov. 25, the senate voted t18-10 to overrule the Board on PubUcaUons' decision to eliminate Black,Chlcano and International Students' special Issues. The acUon has been vetoed by Associated Student Body President ' BIS Jones. A two-thirds vote is required to overturn his Sophomore Class Senator Guadalupe de la Cruz expressed doubt that the Senate will reverse the student president's veto. t many new facilities at ttielr on of the campus. Among the , a football stadium and field r, Humanities-Social Science FSC '78-Students attending Fresno State College in 1978 will i educational and recreational disposal according to the master pla house, and a new dorm building. Others include a.new Health Ccnl , . ... _ Auditorium, Business, Science, and Home Economics Buildings, arid a Food Science and Mechanized Agriculture Building. By 1978, there will be an estimated 20,000 full time students on campus with maximum enrollment reaching 25,'000. The new dorms will accommodate some 2,000 students With many more living in a residential complex (now 'Sin City*) to the west of the football stadium. Acre-wise the break, down for the new FSC look will be as follows: 136 for academic, 52 for outdoor physical education, 94. for parking (including two new lots), 30 for on-campus housing, 1,086 for agriculture, and 15 for miscellaneous. i expected to be In at the Senate's Dec 9 session. A two-thirds vote of the senate or petitions algned by 1,500 atudenta or 15 per cent of the student body wiU force a prealdenUal recall election. A majority vote of the student body will make the recall effective. The senate wiU meet today at 3 p.m. in CoUege Union, Rooms 312-314.
Object Description
Title | 1970_12 The Daily Collegian December 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 |
Description
Title | December 1, 1970 Pg 8- December 2, 1970 Pg 1 |
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 | Basketball 1970-71 Cagers to open at St. Mary's opens the season tonight In Mor- "aga against St. Mary's College. This Is the first year the Bull- ■e designated a University •am by the NCAA. aels will eststhis St. Mary's College Chlco State College University of the Pacific Arizona Slate University Sacramento State College Chico State College Fresno State College Classic; (Fresno State, St. Mary's, Pugel Sound, Northern Arize University) Utah State •California State College - "University of California - ifornia Slate College ,g Beach Diego State College Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) Sacramento State College •California State College - Long Beach •San Diego State College •san Jose State College *San Jose State College San Fernando Valley State •California State College - is Angeles •Univi , Include sophomore Robert Larry Henrlcksen. 6-D nlor Jerry Pender, 6-3 at rward spots plus guards Warner, a 6-0 senior let- n, and 6-0 sophomore Clar- and Flaming Is doubtful afte Gregory said. *H clearance." Hill. 6-fi and Flaming. 6-5 wil probahly see pit mty of action 1 the center and fc respectively whe n they return. Frosh coach Frank Carbaja] has named Charles Bailey (C-6) and Tom Pepper (6-5) to start at forward, Steve Cleveland(C-3) and Brad Duncan (6-4) at guard and either David Regan (6-1) or Nell McCoy (7-1) at center. .STUDENTS g SPECIAL! & Imprinted ft ,„_„ S CHRISTMAS I : irr.a | CARDS I " | on0/ ?» % FSC BOOK STORE ft KwasfSSMRsaK Miami University. Hale has had extensive experience coachlnc and playing basketball. One of his most famous players is Rick and a former NCAA si champion for Miami. As Gregory begins his season as head basketball WANTED Assistant Resident MANAGER Young married couple wanted to manage 24 apt. units. Send resume to 1387 E.San Bruno I hove a 1956 Volkswagen convertible in good condition- $350.00. Phone 25U0407 wmim Hawaiian punch Rainbows lei it on FSC gridders 49-0 Los Angeles Northridgc Fresno (Selland Arena) Fresno (Selland Arena) The long, 12 game football season is over for FresnoState.The University of Hawaii ended It for them In the mud and mire of Honolulu Stadium 49-0 Saturday night In the Islands. It was the first shutout suffered by the Bulldogs since a 53-0 whalloplng by the San Dlego Marines In 1957. While the potent FSC offense, offense mark against Cal State LA, was gaining only 92 total yards, the Rainbows were going wild in "their kind of weather.' It held olf raining during the game, but the previous iwo-day downpour turned the field Into a e Phillips gained 46 ya d John Inelehart had 4 21 passes caught for 52 yards in the final half. Gary Boreham was restricted to one reception while John Sexton was shut out pass receiving. The closest Fresno State came to the Hawaii goal was the '42 yardllne In the first half and the 38 yard Une in the second half. The one bright point was Carl post intercepted his 14th pass of the year to continue his nationwide lead. Harris' mark Is only one from tying the all-time NCAA interception record of 15. Harris, a 6-2, 190 pound senior frorr the week. A former Contra Costa College player, Harris* Interception mark is a school record. l^s^s^s^gft^^ SUN STEREO CEDAR it ASHL.V: SHOPPING CENTER Phone 224-7444 STUDENT CHARGES WELCOME NO CO-SIGNER NECESSARY SPECIAL SEMESTER TERMS FOR STUDENTS ASHI AN CORRECTION In yesterday's edition of the Daily Collegian it was erroneously reported In a story by Phyllis Martin that John O'Neill, associate professor received a letter of reappoint- It was also reported that James A. Bates, field Instruc- appolnted for another year. Bates has been gtv 1 contract. Ap- r got O'Neill Informed the Collegian yesterday that the statements attributed to him concerning the Issues Involved In the non-retention of professors in the School of Social Work were Incorrect. O'Neill denied he said that "dlffer- oclal sues Involved and not their (the professors') teaching ability or professional conduct. O'Neill also noted he does not hold a Ph.D. and therefore Is not a "doctor*. The Dally Collegian sincerely apologizes for the error. Burton Swope, EdItor-ln-Chlef SPECIAL EDITIONS Daily Collegian WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1970 Housing Director Brooks gets notice By John Jefferles CoUegian Staff Writer •I was not terminated for any reason concerning my competence or abilities as Director of Housing. Some other factor Is obviously Involved," said Fresno State College Housing Director Robert S. Brooks who received a terminal re-appolntment from President Dr. Norman A. Baxter. Brooks said he received the word that he may 'either leave now or at the end of next year, but that his employment at FSC Is definitely terminable." He sald,*ThePresidentwlshes the new Dean of Students, when appointed, to be able to choose his own staff. I guess this Is a nice way of saying that he (President Baxter) doesn't want any of former Dean of Students Albright's people to be around for "I received a recommendation for tenure, retention, and a promotion from Dean Allen. This terlng to say the least. I also received posltlv lions from Don Albright late Cordon Wilson." letting any one policy guide my decision. Any case Involving a student's dismissal from the dorms would have to be reviewed by tbe Dean of Students as well •I get one or two dozen 'Incident' reports every week, ranging-- from alcohol possession (currently Illegal In the dorms) to roommate fights to narcoUcs. These are handled differently in each case,* he said. ■You have to keep in mind that the attitudes towards alcohol and drugs have changed In the last five years. The students themselves have accepted the use of alcohol and marijuana and that weighs on our policies. •I may have been terminated Dean Albright, but I would hesitate to call my personal situation a political purge,* said Brooks. ■I think the campus is upset over the terminations of the fac- (Contlnued on Page 3, Col. 5) Jones vetoes Student Senate's override action By Jenny Bailey Collegian Managing Editor Associated Student Body President BUI Jones announced yesterday he has vetoed the Student Senate's action to overrule the Board on Publication's decision to eliminate all special edlUons of the Dally Collegian by nextse- After hearing of Jones'^an- it BUI Rlddlesprlgger,> rom the School of Hu- i urged Instituting an to recall Jones because Black, W special election will be held I 15 so that the student body vote on the question of v. or not to continue spec! tlons of the Collegian. tee aid In nallsm recruiting program for minority students and that the Finance Committee examine the possibility of enlarging the Dally Collegian's size and staff during spring budget hearings. Jones said that the vote to be, taken will only be a "poll" and' •not bind* the Student Senate to any action. *I feel the students t the needs of at the college should have a say d Brown students In this Issue,* he said. •Since the Dally Collegian Is financed through student funds of the Student Association, I regard the entire student body aa 'hether the publisher of the newspaper t they s The S tlons at Its N the Edltorla i urged eUn meeting ai ■My c< special editions and that "editorial judgment be relumed to the editor of the Collegian." After the board actions, student senators called a special meeting of the senate for Nov. i review the board's action. 1 the The senate by March 17, 1971. The resolution also stated that until the committee submits Its report to the senate the board ts directed not to take any further • action on the status of special clal e a voice on campus to minority groups who In the past have not received due coverage. I beUeve, however, that a responsible and realistic Board on PubUcaUons will seek a completely representative newspaper. The campus has learned that no groups can be Ignored, and an editor who does not recognize this, would quickly become Ineffective and hopefully, replaced by the Board on Publications which has the power to remove an editor. *I hope that my veto on the senate's action will not polarize BILL JONES myself from the Student Senate as weU as create a credlblUty gap for future decisions by the Board on PubUcaUons or advice from-ahe Editorial Advisory Board,* Jones said. He also announced that a presidential committee wUl be formed to investigate all aspects of the Daily CoUegian including special e, headed by Gil Acuna, former president pro tern of the Student Senate, will report back to Jones by Feb. 10. i two s will le e the s< override Jones' veto with a two thirds vote or let Jones' veto stand. However, many student senators feel that If the vote Is taken again In the senate the measure would fall short by two or three votes. Jones, In explaining why he vetoed the acUon, stated "until the Dally Collegian Is again one newspaper lt will not be able to fulfill Its Journalistic responsibility in meeting the needs of the Student Senate to consider Baxter 'no confidence' vote Jones also to the senate a resolution Includes: recognlUonof the • By Barbara McDowell Collegian staff Writer A resolution asking thaStudent Senate for a vote of *no confidence" In Fresno State CoUege President Dr. Norman A. Baxter and his administraUon will be Introduced today by Daniel Safreno, proxy for School of HumanlUes Senator Mark Zumwalt. The proposed action stems from announcements yesterday concerning faculty reappointments. The "liberal purge* as some have charged Involves seven faculty members who have been terminated or given terminal contracts and twoa" ; Is t the FSC faculty who i n««r I this c any of i. In In hi r mlddle-of- :he-road on most Issues. To use i quaint phrase, I would guess hat my termination revolves iround 'philosophical' dlffer- ks was asked if he had, wn estimation, been «llb- n handling the affairs of FSC's dorm residents. •I have attempted to Uberallze some of the dorm rules which brought unnecessary restrictions upon the residents. I have moved to lift visitation restrictions and I was the one who lnlUated the biU which would allow alcohol In the halls for students over 21.1 suppose this would be considered liberal, but I would prefer to call lt progressive,* he said. •I have bandied student cases on an Individual basis rather than trators (StudentActlviUesDirector Kenneth Kerr and Housing Director Robert Brooks), wbo received terminal contracts. Safreno will also ask the Senate to authorize a student body " """ "" In Bax- The measures are designed, Safreno said, "to show the community that the students of FSC are responsible and concerned about their academic futures.* Safreno said he Is confident that both resolutions will receive senate approval. The senate will also reconsider the continuation of Dally CoUegian special edlUons. In a special session Nov. 25, the senate voted t18-10 to overrule the Board on PubUcaUons' decision to eliminate Black,Chlcano and International Students' special Issues. The acUon has been vetoed by Associated Student Body President ' BIS Jones. A two-thirds vote is required to overturn his Sophomore Class Senator Guadalupe de la Cruz expressed doubt that the Senate will reverse the student president's veto. t many new facilities at ttielr on of the campus. Among the , a football stadium and field r, Humanities-Social Science FSC '78-Students attending Fresno State College in 1978 will i educational and recreational disposal according to the master pla house, and a new dorm building. Others include a.new Health Ccnl , . ... _ Auditorium, Business, Science, and Home Economics Buildings, arid a Food Science and Mechanized Agriculture Building. By 1978, there will be an estimated 20,000 full time students on campus with maximum enrollment reaching 25,'000. The new dorms will accommodate some 2,000 students With many more living in a residential complex (now 'Sin City*) to the west of the football stadium. Acre-wise the break, down for the new FSC look will be as follows: 136 for academic, 52 for outdoor physical education, 94. for parking (including two new lots), 30 for on-campus housing, 1,086 for agriculture, and 15 for miscellaneous. i expected to be In at the Senate's Dec 9 session. A two-thirds vote of the senate or petitions algned by 1,500 atudenta or 15 per cent of the student body wiU force a prealdenUal recall election. A majority vote of the student body will make the recall effective. The senate wiU meet today at 3 p.m. in CoUege Union, Rooms 312-314. |