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THE DAILT COLLEGIAN Thureday, Decembers, 1970 RICHARD MOORE CHUCK DEVEAU DAN SAFRENO Veto overturned Riddlesprigger starts Jones recall drive •This Isn't a case of whether Canons of JournaUsm are being followed.' Lloyd Carter, senator from the School of Professional Studies, said. 'It's Blacks and administration." BUI MacPhee. senior class slder a professional opinion on special editions from Burton Swope, editor-ln-chlef of the Dally Collegian. Swope said that it Is -myth that the editor of the Collegian does not have full control of what goes IntheColleglanondays that special edltlo.is are pub- enators expre: r the outcome nse period began on the senate Discussion began on the floor ern Bob Fletcher. « Scott abstained. Scott, Fletcher I *ho voted agains scnssed the Issui Recall procedures against Associated Student Body President Bill Jones were Initiated today by BUI Riddlesprigger, student senator from the School of Hu- Rlddlesprlgger is currently circulating peUtlons among the vlded under Article CI. Sections a, b, and c of the Fresno State College Association Bylaws. An election will be forced by collection of 1,500 student signatures. The recall move was prompted by Jones' 'failure to look out for the welfare and educational needs of students, "said Riddlesprigger. If the recall move will a sprlgger expressed the hope that DIBuduo would subsequently resign from the post. •Jones' recall would demonstrate to students that there are still proper channels for effective change,* said Rlddlesprlg- •I am confident that students are Interested In controlling their larged. 'Baxter's consider the vote. He by Richard Moore, : large for puhllcattons s joined meeting. liberal legislation." Baxter will not alio' >lif:eiv them by vetoing special editions they' probably ^vould have been quietly absorbed Into the Colle- State Colleges: moving backward (ConUnued from page 3) However, there seems to be concensus that there Is danger that pubUc reaUon will stunt healthy McCarthy found that many people outside the academic world would Uke to see the college become a "strictly technical oper- The public completely presUge." •To keep the system on the tender growing edge of soclety/s needs requires extraordlnaryef- fort and extraordinary public support." commented Walker of San Dlego State. These exhortations may seem rather preachy and Idealistic, hut Trustee Norrls brought lt down to of the coUege as a vehicle to teach ways of thinking rather than to produce marketable young people, McCarthy beUeves. Perhaps such a public viewpoint la extreme. It seems apparent though, to most of the administrators, that within the past three to five years Increasingly tight strictures have been placed on higher education In California, lnteUectually as weU as materially. Administrators make lt clear d role marked, -don'i with i Uke lack of money and burdensome regulations' (specifically regarding faculty discipline). In Une with this reasoning, Norrls is opposed to California's Une-ltem budget which Is an 'Item of restriction" because of its Inflexible structure. Baalxally Norrls' educaUonal philosophy is summed up by bis remark that *we roust get the best people wo can find, give and then get out of their way.* -Reprinted from Tbe Dally Titan Cal SUU Fullerton The senate also approved a vote ol "no confidence" in Fresno State College President Dr.Nor- ate approved unanimously the formation of the Student Senate Legal Council Committee. eek legal aid. The committee would maintain In Its files, and at the home of each member, a list of participating legal counsellors, their addresses, telephone numbers and areas of specialization. The committee will handle not only disputes arising under Title V. but from all legal problems a member of the student body might encounter. It will function as something like an "ombudsman- Uke-problem-dlrectlng center.' The senate discussed, but did not vote upon, having the Student Senate request Baxter and the Director of the Student Health Center to nil the vacant part- time position of gynecologist. Resolution 12-2 stated that since 'It is the duty of FSC to promote the health of the students In all aspects while they are on the campus and the Student Health Center Is lacking in staff and willingness to cope with the problem of elimination of a gynecologist on the staff we request Baxter to fill tbe vacant part-time post of gynecologist.* The senate then adjourned at 9:30 p.m. after DIBuduo thanked and spectators who ' ig the entire Riddlesprigger continued. 'The attempted recall was not initiated as a result of Jones' veto Tuesday over continued Dally Collegian special editions, said Riddlesprigger. "Black stu- when he took office." he added. Recall of the student president will require a majority vote of Baxter (Continued from page I) Director of Student Affairs is recognized as being politically public his reasons for the dismissals and ha* thereby denied faculty their rights of due process and freedom of expression. •The Student Senate goes on record as having no confidence In Baxter, his professional, be- The senate will sendcopplesof the resolution to State Senator- elect George Zenovlch, Kenneth Maddy. state assemblyman- elect. Fresno Mayor Ted Wills and others. Coalition will hold rally today for Chavez, faculty had stayed c The Student Coalition and the Resistance will sponsor a rally- today at noon in the Free Speech Area to "generate awareness" of the Cesar Chavez legal proceedings scheduled Friday InSalinas, and to also "acquaint students with the circumstances surrounding the firing of several Fresno State College professors this week." A day-long picket, beginning at 8 a.m. will be staged at the Dow Che mlcal Company plant in Cal wa (4787 E. Date). "This Is to protest tbe Involvement of Dow Chemical and a CaUfornla lettuce grower, Bud Antle, with the contempt of court charges being filed against Cesar Chavez In a Salinas court on Friday of this week," a spokesman said. Tbe rally wlU feature speeches by Chris Hernandez (MECHA), Dr. EdDutton(SoclalWorkSchool faculty member who received his letter of non-retentlon^on Monday), Larry Rouse (Resistance), and John Peterson (Student Coalition). At 1 p.m. today, following the rally, a caravan will leave FSC to travel to the Dow plant to support plcketers there. Spokesmen also said support w»U be solicited for a caravan scheduled to leave Fresno this Friday for Salinas. The caravan will travel there to show support for Chavez as be faces Imprisonment, they said. The Salinas-bound group will depart at 6 a.m. Friday from the Mobile Guidance Canter, located at 1731 Effle Street (one block east of Blackstone, near Caves' Bulck and Ratcllffe stadium). CAMPUS FOOTNOTES TTtunday-, December 3, 1 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 3 College Union Christmas party Friday night •Reach Out* Is the theme for the third annual CoUege Union Christmas party, Friday, Dec. 4, > 12:31 CU Lounge. Admission to the party Is 25 cents or a can of food, with proceeds going to Big Brothers of Fresno and a local charity food drive. The party has always been a charity program, held by the College Union Program Recreation Committee. Last year's theme was "Can Christmas,* and "Give a Damn* was the theme the year before that. The party Is open to all students. FSC students are asked to bring their student body ID cards will provide the Refreshments will be served and door prizes and gifts will be Phi Chi Theta FSC's Beta Kappa Chapter, of Phi Chi Theta (women's honor- ate nine members In a ceremony The session, to be followed with dinner, will take place at The Refectory, 61 Shaw Ave. at 5:30 p.m. The evening's featured speaker will be Charlene Dea- ver. Phi Chi Theta Western District director. Phi Chi Theta initiates are: Carmen Cardoza. Jenny Cheung, Nancy Draper. Lorle Honer, Francle Smith. Janet Towne. Anne Walker, Chris Weber and Drusilla Young. Delia Alpha Chi Tutors for Fresno High School students are being sought by FSC's Delta Alpha Chi fraternity. Participants tn the program will provide assistance In all classroom subjects on a one-to- one basis. The fraternity Is currently working with Roosevelt High School students. Potential tutors are asked to contact Delta Alpha Chi members this week In thc Free Speech Area or Ed Castro,439-4394. African Students The African Students Association will hold a business meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday in the CoUege Union. The room number will be posted In the Lounge. Film series second program oftheDo- cumentary I presented at 7 p.i today In Science, f n 101. The triple-feature presentation will Include 'Command 52', a film about Congo mercenaries; •Black Panther", an Interview with early Black Panther Party leaders; and "Fuera Yanqul", tlon In the Dominican Republic. Intermission to the program r The Temperment of Japan', a slide show and commentary by FSC History Professor Mike Levtne, will hlghUght this evening's meeting of the History Club. Plans tor the organization's Christmas party win be made following t.ie presenUUoiLr** m* The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. In Social Science Room 108. Food conspiracy The Fresno Food Conspiracy, a local food-buying corporation, will hold Its first meeUng at 8 p.m. Sunday at the First Christian Church, 1361 N. St. The meeting wlU be proceeded by a 6 p.m. pot-luck dinner. The Food Conspiracy Is described as 'a group of people who buy large quantities of food at low prices and then distribute lt among the Individuals In their group.* Membership provides up to 50 per cent savings on foodstuffs, a spokesman said. Representatives from Berkeley's food conspiracies and the Omblllcal Cord, a natural food store, will attend. 'Conquest of My Brother' The pUght of the red American will be Illustrated In "Conquest of My Brother," a Readers'The- ater production of the Fresno SUte CoUegeDramaDepartroent. According to director Edward Emanuel, the presentation will tell the story of the American Indian from the first scalping of an Indian by the British until the final defeat of the Sioux tribe in 1890. The program will emphasize the "highly unethical, Immoral and antl-democraUc* treatment of the native American, The mixed media offering will Include music, dance, slides, songs and drama. Participants in the program will be Karen Emanuel, Roger Keller, Leslie Bliss, TedKaran- son, Gall Gallant and Joe Marques. Musicians will be Pat Ezel, . Erlck Liner and Frances Charles. •Conquest of My Brother" wlU be presented at 8:15 p.m. today through Saturday In the FSC Little Theatre. Admission Is 50 cents. Masters recital A program of Scarlatti, Ravel and Schumann works will be presented by pianist Bernlce Hughes at her masters recital. The program will begin at 1 p.m. tomorrow In Music Building, Room 100. Law school John Roche, Dean of the University of San Dlego law school, will be on campus today, at 2:15 p.m. In SS 106, to speak with students Interested In law school. The FSC Faculty Wives wlU man a one day" Holiday Boutique* Saturday at theCollegeCommunity Church, 5550 N. Fresno St., 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. There i will be all kinds of Interesting : things to buy as Christmas gifts. or other occasions — books, food, and no doubt some white elephants. There will also beachll- dren's section and one for cafe Items (whatever that means). Fa- are extended a particular welcome but all lovers of the browsing art are invited to do their thing. Proceeds will benefit a scholarship fund. The Fresno Chamber ArUsts, a string quartet of music department faculty members, will Webern and Brahms at 8:30 p.m. Sunday In the LHUe Theatre. Compositions to be performed Include Beethoven's Opus 95, Webern's 'Five Pieces fpr String Quartet* and Brahms' Quintet In B-flat Major. Not seeing eyetoeye with your bank? Sometimes banking can be a problem. Bi!it we have a lot of good things that can make your banking easier, help eliminate the problems and frustrations that sometimes can occur. Take checking accounts. We have four of them, so you have a choice. Tenplan*, ior Instance, lets you write checks for only 150 apiece. Another good thing is the way we handle your checking account when you leave school for summer vacation. You can have a zero balance and you won't have a penny's maintenance charge. And you won't have to open a new account come fall. Bank of America has more branches than any bank in California, too — so there's one in your home town. And you'll be able to transfer the balance in your school branch to your home branch and back again, without a murmur. . Stop in and.see us. We'll be glad to talk over all the ways we can help with your banking while you're in college. BANKof AMERICA
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 |
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Title | December 3, 1970 Pg 4-5 |
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 | THE DAILT COLLEGIAN Thureday, Decembers, 1970 RICHARD MOORE CHUCK DEVEAU DAN SAFRENO Veto overturned Riddlesprigger starts Jones recall drive •This Isn't a case of whether Canons of JournaUsm are being followed.' Lloyd Carter, senator from the School of Professional Studies, said. 'It's Blacks and administration." BUI MacPhee. senior class slder a professional opinion on special editions from Burton Swope, editor-ln-chlef of the Dally Collegian. Swope said that it Is -myth that the editor of the Collegian does not have full control of what goes IntheColleglanondays that special edltlo.is are pub- enators expre: r the outcome nse period began on the senate Discussion began on the floor ern Bob Fletcher. « Scott abstained. Scott, Fletcher I *ho voted agains scnssed the Issui Recall procedures against Associated Student Body President Bill Jones were Initiated today by BUI Riddlesprigger, student senator from the School of Hu- Rlddlesprlgger is currently circulating peUtlons among the vlded under Article CI. Sections a, b, and c of the Fresno State College Association Bylaws. An election will be forced by collection of 1,500 student signatures. The recall move was prompted by Jones' 'failure to look out for the welfare and educational needs of students, "said Riddlesprigger. If the recall move will a sprlgger expressed the hope that DIBuduo would subsequently resign from the post. •Jones' recall would demonstrate to students that there are still proper channels for effective change,* said Rlddlesprlg- •I am confident that students are Interested In controlling their larged. 'Baxter's consider the vote. He by Richard Moore, : large for puhllcattons s joined meeting. liberal legislation." Baxter will not alio' >lif:eiv them by vetoing special editions they' probably ^vould have been quietly absorbed Into the Colle- State Colleges: moving backward (ConUnued from page 3) However, there seems to be concensus that there Is danger that pubUc reaUon will stunt healthy McCarthy found that many people outside the academic world would Uke to see the college become a "strictly technical oper- The public completely presUge." •To keep the system on the tender growing edge of soclety/s needs requires extraordlnaryef- fort and extraordinary public support." commented Walker of San Dlego State. These exhortations may seem rather preachy and Idealistic, hut Trustee Norrls brought lt down to of the coUege as a vehicle to teach ways of thinking rather than to produce marketable young people, McCarthy beUeves. Perhaps such a public viewpoint la extreme. It seems apparent though, to most of the administrators, that within the past three to five years Increasingly tight strictures have been placed on higher education In California, lnteUectually as weU as materially. Administrators make lt clear d role marked, -don'i with i Uke lack of money and burdensome regulations' (specifically regarding faculty discipline). In Une with this reasoning, Norrls is opposed to California's Une-ltem budget which Is an 'Item of restriction" because of its Inflexible structure. Baalxally Norrls' educaUonal philosophy is summed up by bis remark that *we roust get the best people wo can find, give and then get out of their way.* -Reprinted from Tbe Dally Titan Cal SUU Fullerton The senate also approved a vote ol "no confidence" in Fresno State College President Dr.Nor- ate approved unanimously the formation of the Student Senate Legal Council Committee. eek legal aid. The committee would maintain In Its files, and at the home of each member, a list of participating legal counsellors, their addresses, telephone numbers and areas of specialization. The committee will handle not only disputes arising under Title V. but from all legal problems a member of the student body might encounter. It will function as something like an "ombudsman- Uke-problem-dlrectlng center.' The senate discussed, but did not vote upon, having the Student Senate request Baxter and the Director of the Student Health Center to nil the vacant part- time position of gynecologist. Resolution 12-2 stated that since 'It is the duty of FSC to promote the health of the students In all aspects while they are on the campus and the Student Health Center Is lacking in staff and willingness to cope with the problem of elimination of a gynecologist on the staff we request Baxter to fill tbe vacant part-time post of gynecologist.* The senate then adjourned at 9:30 p.m. after DIBuduo thanked and spectators who ' ig the entire Riddlesprigger continued. 'The attempted recall was not initiated as a result of Jones' veto Tuesday over continued Dally Collegian special editions, said Riddlesprigger. "Black stu- when he took office." he added. Recall of the student president will require a majority vote of Baxter (Continued from page I) Director of Student Affairs is recognized as being politically public his reasons for the dismissals and ha* thereby denied faculty their rights of due process and freedom of expression. •The Student Senate goes on record as having no confidence In Baxter, his professional, be- The senate will sendcopplesof the resolution to State Senator- elect George Zenovlch, Kenneth Maddy. state assemblyman- elect. Fresno Mayor Ted Wills and others. Coalition will hold rally today for Chavez, faculty had stayed c The Student Coalition and the Resistance will sponsor a rally- today at noon in the Free Speech Area to "generate awareness" of the Cesar Chavez legal proceedings scheduled Friday InSalinas, and to also "acquaint students with the circumstances surrounding the firing of several Fresno State College professors this week." A day-long picket, beginning at 8 a.m. will be staged at the Dow Che mlcal Company plant in Cal wa (4787 E. Date). "This Is to protest tbe Involvement of Dow Chemical and a CaUfornla lettuce grower, Bud Antle, with the contempt of court charges being filed against Cesar Chavez In a Salinas court on Friday of this week," a spokesman said. Tbe rally wlU feature speeches by Chris Hernandez (MECHA), Dr. EdDutton(SoclalWorkSchool faculty member who received his letter of non-retentlon^on Monday), Larry Rouse (Resistance), and John Peterson (Student Coalition). At 1 p.m. today, following the rally, a caravan will leave FSC to travel to the Dow plant to support plcketers there. Spokesmen also said support w»U be solicited for a caravan scheduled to leave Fresno this Friday for Salinas. The caravan will travel there to show support for Chavez as be faces Imprisonment, they said. The Salinas-bound group will depart at 6 a.m. Friday from the Mobile Guidance Canter, located at 1731 Effle Street (one block east of Blackstone, near Caves' Bulck and Ratcllffe stadium). CAMPUS FOOTNOTES TTtunday-, December 3, 1 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 3 College Union Christmas party Friday night •Reach Out* Is the theme for the third annual CoUege Union Christmas party, Friday, Dec. 4, > 12:31 CU Lounge. Admission to the party Is 25 cents or a can of food, with proceeds going to Big Brothers of Fresno and a local charity food drive. The party has always been a charity program, held by the College Union Program Recreation Committee. Last year's theme was "Can Christmas,* and "Give a Damn* was the theme the year before that. The party Is open to all students. FSC students are asked to bring their student body ID cards will provide the Refreshments will be served and door prizes and gifts will be Phi Chi Theta FSC's Beta Kappa Chapter, of Phi Chi Theta (women's honor- ate nine members In a ceremony The session, to be followed with dinner, will take place at The Refectory, 61 Shaw Ave. at 5:30 p.m. The evening's featured speaker will be Charlene Dea- ver. Phi Chi Theta Western District director. Phi Chi Theta initiates are: Carmen Cardoza. Jenny Cheung, Nancy Draper. Lorle Honer, Francle Smith. Janet Towne. Anne Walker, Chris Weber and Drusilla Young. Delia Alpha Chi Tutors for Fresno High School students are being sought by FSC's Delta Alpha Chi fraternity. Participants tn the program will provide assistance In all classroom subjects on a one-to- one basis. The fraternity Is currently working with Roosevelt High School students. Potential tutors are asked to contact Delta Alpha Chi members this week In thc Free Speech Area or Ed Castro,439-4394. African Students The African Students Association will hold a business meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday in the CoUege Union. The room number will be posted In the Lounge. Film series second program oftheDo- cumentary I presented at 7 p.i today In Science, f n 101. The triple-feature presentation will Include 'Command 52', a film about Congo mercenaries; •Black Panther", an Interview with early Black Panther Party leaders; and "Fuera Yanqul", tlon In the Dominican Republic. Intermission to the program r The Temperment of Japan', a slide show and commentary by FSC History Professor Mike Levtne, will hlghUght this evening's meeting of the History Club. Plans tor the organization's Christmas party win be made following t.ie presenUUoiLr** m* The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. In Social Science Room 108. Food conspiracy The Fresno Food Conspiracy, a local food-buying corporation, will hold Its first meeUng at 8 p.m. Sunday at the First Christian Church, 1361 N. St. The meeting wlU be proceeded by a 6 p.m. pot-luck dinner. The Food Conspiracy Is described as 'a group of people who buy large quantities of food at low prices and then distribute lt among the Individuals In their group.* Membership provides up to 50 per cent savings on foodstuffs, a spokesman said. Representatives from Berkeley's food conspiracies and the Omblllcal Cord, a natural food store, will attend. 'Conquest of My Brother' The pUght of the red American will be Illustrated In "Conquest of My Brother," a Readers'The- ater production of the Fresno SUte CoUegeDramaDepartroent. According to director Edward Emanuel, the presentation will tell the story of the American Indian from the first scalping of an Indian by the British until the final defeat of the Sioux tribe in 1890. The program will emphasize the "highly unethical, Immoral and antl-democraUc* treatment of the native American, The mixed media offering will Include music, dance, slides, songs and drama. Participants in the program will be Karen Emanuel, Roger Keller, Leslie Bliss, TedKaran- son, Gall Gallant and Joe Marques. Musicians will be Pat Ezel, . Erlck Liner and Frances Charles. •Conquest of My Brother" wlU be presented at 8:15 p.m. today through Saturday In the FSC Little Theatre. Admission Is 50 cents. Masters recital A program of Scarlatti, Ravel and Schumann works will be presented by pianist Bernlce Hughes at her masters recital. The program will begin at 1 p.m. tomorrow In Music Building, Room 100. Law school John Roche, Dean of the University of San Dlego law school, will be on campus today, at 2:15 p.m. In SS 106, to speak with students Interested In law school. The FSC Faculty Wives wlU man a one day" Holiday Boutique* Saturday at theCollegeCommunity Church, 5550 N. Fresno St., 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. There i will be all kinds of Interesting : things to buy as Christmas gifts. or other occasions — books, food, and no doubt some white elephants. There will also beachll- dren's section and one for cafe Items (whatever that means). Fa- are extended a particular welcome but all lovers of the browsing art are invited to do their thing. Proceeds will benefit a scholarship fund. The Fresno Chamber ArUsts, a string quartet of music department faculty members, will Webern and Brahms at 8:30 p.m. Sunday In the LHUe Theatre. Compositions to be performed Include Beethoven's Opus 95, Webern's 'Five Pieces fpr String Quartet* and Brahms' Quintet In B-flat Major. Not seeing eyetoeye with your bank? Sometimes banking can be a problem. Bi!it we have a lot of good things that can make your banking easier, help eliminate the problems and frustrations that sometimes can occur. Take checking accounts. We have four of them, so you have a choice. Tenplan*, ior Instance, lets you write checks for only 150 apiece. Another good thing is the way we handle your checking account when you leave school for summer vacation. You can have a zero balance and you won't have a penny's maintenance charge. And you won't have to open a new account come fall. Bank of America has more branches than any bank in California, too — so there's one in your home town. And you'll be able to transfer the balance in your school branch to your home branch and back again, without a murmur. . Stop in and.see us. We'll be glad to talk over all the ways we can help with your banking while you're in college. BANKof AMERICA |