1971_12 The Daily Collegian December 1971

              COLLEGIAN FORUM
.      Hals; JnOlurJing,.
edrta-'ials and commentaries by
guaa*n>vrltera>-are not necessarily those of f r e sno Stat e Col lege
fit the student body.
THE DAILY
Foreign student tuition fight
One of the groups hardest hit recently within the California State
College System has been the foreign students, one segment of the student population devoid of any political power.
Foreign students In the California state colleges have suffered a
500 per cent Increase In tuition since 1969. Locally, the tuition Increase has been accompanied by a 20 per cent drop from last year
In Fresno Slate CoUege's foreign student population.
Now, In a bold quest for their rights, five foreign students have
legally taken on the State College Board of Trustees. The suit, nied
last week, charges that higher fees for foreign students are discriminatory and that the State College System brokelts promise that
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to lowly campus cops. Now It seems that even we at FSC have our
very own secret file.
The existence of this file has been denied by Campus Police Chief
Douglas Bambrldge. However, Its existence Is an accepted fact among
those who are most likely to be in it. Members of the vocal left at
Fresno State automatically assume that they are given at least
passing mention In Bambrldge's "rogue's gallery.*
Dr. Dale Bush, associate professor of economics, charged that
Bambrldge gave 'patently false' Information to Dr. Harold Haak,
academic vice president, when he told him that such a file did not
exist. Bush also said that the file contalnecjthe namis of 14 faculty
members, 60 students, and 30 members of the community. The mag-
nltujjg of such an operation deserves to be Investigated fully.
The Idea that those little guys In the Junior police uniforms who
KEEPING
TRACK
eallty tr
}ns to the statewide International students Assocl
a (ISAC).  The group has 150 dues-paying membei
atlonof Callfor-
1 at FSC.
activity?   Do
The Dally Collegian commends the California stat
udents for their courage In fighting Ihe tuition Incr
em the best of luck In their court venture.       -Ba
e college foreign
ease and wishes
rbara McDowell
gathering dust
Secret file' should be destroyed
i
They are kept by law enforcemen
THE DAILY C0LLE6IAN
ding every word we say (or write) for futu
d  an  outspoken   professor  be scared oul
mpus police office?
The idea that a man can be listed In a secret file on the sole bas
things thai the United States is supposed to stand for. It Is becoml
Increasingly   clear that the things we do In this coi
little to do with what we say Is right. This file business Is another
The   CoUeglan urges that a complete investigation be made lntc
police spying have no place on a college campus.     -Bill Schlffmanr
letters to the editor
Support urged for
new Recycling Center
On Oct. 27. 1971, the Fresno nam. By a 3 lo 1 marg:
State College Student Senate unan- American people favor ■
imously established the first per- completely out* of Vletr
manent recycling service center next May. That Is a co
In the history of the campus. The
center Is now completed and has
begun pperatlons.  It Is accepting
with Lee Trachtenberg
Somehow we lost track of Keep-
Friday feature, skipped a week
somewhere and then was abruptly
changed to a Tuesday Item. For
the past couple of weeks it hasn't
been around at all.
Well, here it Is back again and
today is Wednesday. This might
be called an Irregular column.
Mention Irregularity and some
crude Individual (like myself)
will try (o bring Ex-Lax into the
Now that Keeping Track is
back, let's get one thing straight.
I'm tired of wrlUng about ':ow-
to write about something Important.     Me.     (I'm   only kidding.
Kidding aside, I do want to
write about me. My column Isn't
the only thing that's been lost
lately.   For a while therel thought
noon — 12 midnight Mon. & Tues.
p.m. - 12 midnight Tues. & Thurs,
12 noon—    4 a.m. Fri. & Sat.
m. — 12 midnight Sunday
NOTICE
ACTIVITIES
MUSIC 6 days a week ssopm. to *
— FRIDAY A SATURDAY 10 P.M. TO   * *
mglas
Itself.     The n
But permanence and success are
two different things. The center
is in Its Infancy. It wiU grow
with your support. It will die
without It.    AU too often apathy
who are not afraid K
opportunists or do we
Monday
Tueiday - Jam Night
Wednesday - Mitch
Thursday — Sam Wiltiami
Friday a
Saturday - PATTY
CHESS TOURNAMENT
First A second place wil
ART   SHOW   Decembers
COFFEEHOUSE
al A Folk
Bring your own
organizations. When dealing with
the environment we cannot afford
to be apathetic at any level.
Get Into the recycling habit
now. Bring aluminum cans and
brown, green, and clear glass to
the center behind the Keats Campus   Building   (Old   Bookstore).
Campus Affairs Committee
and Ecology Action
COFFEE HOUSE  !
1489 N, Van Nasi (2 Mocfca^aouth of City College)
VALUABLE COUPON;
,   Endorses McGovern
The November Harris Survey
of public opinion reveals that the
American people, by a 3 to 1
margin, now feel that the United
states should terminate all forms
of military involvement In Vtet-
marches and rallies has ended.
II Is time to effect meaningful
change. We have both the means
and the desire - we have only
to translate the sincerity and the
concern  of our conscience into
•If a single man plant himself
on his Instincts and there abide,
the huge world will come round
to him.* (Emerson)
In 1963 no one had the courage
to stand alone, no one had the
courage to speak out and follow
his conscience ... no one but
George McGov
Ronald Vater
Did y
■r get tl
■n September 26.
orge McGovern
ind only  United
Not Just in a sensual st
I decided to break away from It
all and do something simple with
my life. I decided to become a
priest.     Yes. a priest with his
I caught  myself
he day I'd become
3bes, the glory and
:haelangeIo nudes!
:h   for  the prlest-
I feel like a fountain wlthoi
water, like an unfurnished homi
like an unread Bible, like an uti
fed  pet.    And the feeling won
How   do you  cure  an  aching
And now a word from Bozo the
Clown. Quick, turn on the TV,
Splro Agnew's on Laugh-In.
Did you read where a million
people died In Pakistan? Or was
It Slnal. Or was It Asia. I wonder how happy the wakes are in
Northern Ireland these days.
And they say Crest toothpaste
Is no better than candy In promoting tooth decay. Iuseabrush
and sugar water, myself.
Tell rr
that  lasi
is that a
lami? It's
no wonder kids are turning to
drugs what with Vitamin C.
I suppose taste buds are to
kitchens and dining rooms' what
orgasms  are to bedrooms.   By
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Ma/7 in Student Activifjes Office  Berkeley student housing
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Mall addressed to the following persons Is currently In file In
the Student Activities Office. New Administration 286. Mail may be
obtained from the office Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Falbo, Clement E.      LaRosa. David
Foote, Ron Larson, Gale
Berrlnger, Ralph W.
Berry, Crts
Bradley, Lawrence
Burk, J. F. (Jr.)
Burkes, Wlnde
Butler Nathaniel
Llljedahl, Ron
Getahun, Tessema B. Llamon, Rip
Olawocfc^ljnn    ^    Marengo, Mark L.
Cheng, M. K.
Chrlstlnson, Chester
Clark, Gary Don
Cooksey, Eddie J.
Davenport, Verdle
Davis, Percy
Dice, James R.
Dickey, Jack
Dudley, D. A.
KEEPING TRACK
Gottwlg, Kathrine J
Martin, Nancy B.
Gromls, David '
Maust Jennifer
Gultom, Drlsman
McBallu, Daniel
'McLaln, Charles
Hau, Grace
Mllward.JCathy
Hall, Sue Helen
Morse, Martin
llallam, Shirley
MPutent, Isaac
Harbison, Ken
Murdoek, John
Ho, '.ntho.ny W. H.
Musclo, Richard
Hodge, Karney
Honda, Stephen
Nunes, Debbie
Hoy, Claude E.
Hunt, Janice M.
Oddo, Tony
Peterson, Rick Lynn
tshlda, Allen
PiDOtU, Anne
Johson, Torbtn
Pottlus, Myron
Robinson, Lloyd E.
Kelley, Ronald
Kerlon, L.
Schlecht, Roger
Kinmel, Myron
Schmidt, I.e.
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Fortunately, the campus administrators, from then-Chan-
ceUor Roger Hey ns on down, were
enthusiastic about the Idea. They
had a large parcel of land set
aside for student housing, bat
their pool of bousing money bad
So the students went before the
Regents to get final approval to
build on the Und. Here they cn-
e from Cover-
After the project got the final
go-ahead from HUD, the students
started soUcltlng bids from local
contractors. They received tan
bldsbefore the deadline.
A few days before the bids
i  blueprint before- the project
rtartad, bat now, In the couraeof
ty. Most of It
Fears of Creeping Socialism
were somewhat dispelled when
the Regents learned that the
Berkeley Co-Ops had been a round
almost aa long as Mickey Mouse
(since 1936).
t enough to cool
RegenUl opposition, the i' "
pointed out that the sharing of
labor   practiced   In   the Co-dp
t living costs and t
by enabled poor, struggling stu-
":  through  the
University.
it did It. How could a Reagan
itee  vote against the good
stuck wlth a low bid of $200,000
over the HUD loan.
There were a few momenta of
outright panic before HUD came
through with a life-saving "cost
of living- Increase.
That was the last headache.
There waa Utile left for the stu-
* of personal control,"
Soma of them dlspUy aa admirable capacity lor self-critl-
'It was a good first attempt,*
aaya Ellen Turney.
Otbara are visionary: It'a got
a lot of potential for becoming
a real community,* aaya jay
Goldsmith, it's Und of bow I
would picture a village In old
Europe where people hang out
with the result and understandably proud of the role they played
In shaping Rochdale Village.
Moat of t'
But ask any of them why they
moved In and you gat
•Why notTlhi