1971_04 The Daily Collegian April 1971

              Bylaws
raajdrir- vote of th* voting mem-
(4) Tbe General Manager or
gard to relevance and effectlve-
the Executive secretary of th*
Board.
*. Tb* faculty members ofthe
(d.) Th*  President Pro Tern
if the Senate;
(*.) Tb* College Union Dlrec-
J policy
for the control and manag*m*nt
of the CoUeg* Union.
(b.) Shall approve contract*
and agreements affecting the College Union.
(e.) Shall establish such com
roltteea as may be necessary tc
carry out the CoU*g* Union Pro-
(4) Tb* CoUege Union Director shall serve as the ExecuUve
c The Senate Board on Performing Arts
(1) Voting Members.
(a.) Three Senators to be appointed   by the Student Senate.
(b.) The Senator for the Board
on Performing Arts.
(c.) Two students to be approved by the Student Senate.
Their term of office shall be one
year.
by the Academic Senate excepting the CoUege Athletic Representative to Ul* Athletic Conference. They shall bold current
membership In th* Association.
f. Tb* Boards shall have tb*
power to designate any oth*r nonvoting members they deem nee-
g. Tb* Chairman of each Senate Board shall be elected by
the board. Th* term shall run
from July 1, to June 30.
d. Senate FlnanceCommltte*.
(1) Shall research and review
financial matters and financial
'aspects of Issues under conslde r-
atlon by tb* Student Senate.
(2) Shall make recommendations to tbe Student Senate and
tha Board of Directors with regard to tha formulation of the
Association budget.
8. Senate   Legal  Committee.
(1) Shall
divisions of the college ln a proportion relative to th* m
students   with majors declared
ln    each    school/division,
school/division     shall    recelvo
las*  than on* Senator.   Fifteen ^^^^^^^
Senate positions shall be apportioned; the sixteenth and seven- -*gcTION  F.  Rally Committee.
"■-     This  committee  shaU have (he
SECTION E. Tutorial Committee.
The Committee shall be responsible for organising and conducting th* tutorial services of
"e Association.
i senators shall be from the
School of EducaUon and the School
ot Graduate Studies respectively.
Claus* V. The Court shall be
the final Association authority on
tb* Interpretation of these by-
taws.
responslblUty for selecting, with
the approval of th« President,
th* yeU leaders and pap girls,
and for fosteringJn every possible manner the spirit of Fresno
State CoUege.
SECTION  G.   PubUc  Relations
(d.) The President of the College or his representative,
(e.) Two faculty members.
(2) Nonvoting Members,
(a.) The President.
(b.) The Legislative Vice
President.
(c.) The Administrative Vice
President.
(d.) The President ProTem of
(e.) The CoUege Union Director or his designee.
(f.)The General Manager of
the Association or his represen-
(3) Responsibilities of the
Board.
(a.) Shall set up poUcles to
control programs ln the area of
art, performing arts, lectures,
forensics, radio, television, and
any other cultural activities
sponsored   by   the Association.
(b.) Shall approve all Association-sponsored productions ln
the areas of art, performing arts,
lectures, forensics, and other
cultural activities.
(c.)ShaU establish policies
for the control and use of all
Association equipment purchased
for its use.
(4) The General Manager of
the Association or his representative shall serve as Executive
Secretary of the Board.
d. The Senate BoardonPubll-
(1) Voting Members.
(a.) Three Senators a
by the Student Senate
(b.) The Senator f
on Publications.
(c.)Two students to be appointed by the Student Senate.
Their   term  of office shall be
(d.) The President of the College or his representative,
(e.) Two faculty members.
(2) NonvoUng Members,
(a.) The President.
(b.) The Legislative Vice
President.
(c.) The Administrative Vict
President.
(d.) Tbe President Pro Tem of
the Student Senate. -
(e.) The General Manager of
the Association or his representative.
(3) Responsibilities of the
Board.
(a.) Appoint editors for the
official Association pubUcatlons.
(b.) Shall direct tne poUcles of
tt • official pubUcaUons of the As-
s.^clatlon ln the best Interests of
th* Association and the College.
It shall hear periodic reports
from the editors of th* pubUca-
SECTION G. Student
Standing Committees.
Claus* 1. Responsibilities.
Sonata Standing Committees:
a. Shall research lssuas within their area of specialization,
especially those assigned to thorn
by th* Student Senate.
b. Shall report verbally or ln
writing to the Student Senate at
each regular meeting.
Clause II. Procedures.
a. The President Pro Tem
and the Legislative Vice President shall determine the committee or committees to which the
Student Senate win refer Issues
for investigation.
b. Each Senate Standing Com -
mtttee shaU, Immediately after
Its formation, select from Its
membership a committee chair-
roan, who will serve at the pleasure of the committee.
c. The Chairmen of the Sen-
ale Standing Committees shall
meet once each week during the
regular academic year with the
President Pro Tem and the Legislative Vice President.
SECTION E. Procedures.   ___
dent Senate revision. ,nth.by-      .^^ESS-SK S^x^^ffiff
laws, Manual* * Procedure, and     of th. charge agonal Ui.ro In utaC th* S.reTo'f proipet
general   student   government     writing prior to their appearance Mv. students and ta. community
H,0"i'r.COUrt "". -2 ""• ,n ■*■ Colle»e «■ <»• "ctlvlties
th*  right to present witnesses of Its students
and counsel on their behalf.
Claus* II. Th* Courtsballkeep SECTION H. New student Orl.n-
■ complete record of Its proco- ut,on coromltt...-
(2) ShaU review and Investigate all legal and quasi-legal
Issues and questions confronting
th* Student Senate.
f. Senate Personnel Commit-
(l)ShaU seek, screen, and
nominate candidates to the Student Senate on student appointments to faculty-student committees, Senate Boards, and Association Standing Committees.
(2) Shall seek, screen, and
nominate candidates to the Student Senate on student appointments to the Student Court.
(3) Shall Investigate and make
recommendations to the student
Senate on other personnel questions.
(4) ShaU publicize student
government and student government-related offices and positions open and make applications
for those poslUons available when
necessary.
dures and recommendations and
tlons In writing to tho Dean of
Students or to other appropriate
authority.
Clause IU. The records of the
Court shall be made public unless
the Court and tho Dean of Students are ln unanimous agreement that to do so would be
against tha Interests of the persons) involved.
Clause IV. Students who come
before the Court shall have the
right to appeal any recommendations of the court to the Dean
of Students.
e Chalrr
ie Sen-
once each month during the regular academic year.
e. The Chairmen of the Senate
Standing Committees may designate other Student Senators or
students, as nonvoting members
of their committee unless a majority of the committee i
STUDENT i
SECTION   A.   Th<
shall be constituti
Clause I. Five   I
ate.
Student Sen-
ASSOCIATION STANDING
COMMITTEES
SECTION A. Unless otherwise
stated In these bylaws, the chairmen of the various committees
shall be appointed by the President or Senate Personnel Committee with the approval of the
Student Senate to serve for one
id may be reappolnt-
fa)It
Clause III. The voting membership of each Senate Standing
Committee shall be composed of
at least five Student Senators.
Upon unanimous approval of the
voting members of
tee nonvoting members
designated as voting mejnbers.
Clause IV. The President Pro
Tem and the Legislative Vice
President shall be nonvoting
members of each Senate Standing
Committee.
Clause V. Powers and Duties
of the Senate Standing Commlt-
a. Senate     Campus    Affairs
(1) Shall research Issues regarding the operation ofthe campus and the inter-campus corn-
numbered  years
three members will be elected,
(b) In odd numbered years two
members will be elected.
Clause II. The Director ofStu-
dent  Activities  shaU be a non-
SECTION B. The term of office
of student'members shall be for,
but not limited to, two years.
SECTION B. The size and membership of each committee shall
be determined by that committee's chairman with the approval
of the President.
Each  committee
commit-      SECTION C. Qualifications.
must be of at least Junior class
standing based on units completed
or currently programmed when
they take office.
Clause II. Any student body officer shall be Ineligible for membership.
terest of the Association and of
the pcrson(s) who come before
lt.  The  Student  Court  is not a
1   propose   poUcy  on
trs to the Student Sen-
these m
ate.
b. Senate Community Affairs
Committee.
(1) Shall Investigate means of
Increasing and broadening the extent of communication between
the student body and the local,
state, national, and International
ln accepting responsibility for
self-government. Its primary
function Is not to punish offenders
but  to recommend the action It
(c)Sl
(2) ShaU pubUdze the position
and activities of Senate-related
student government by means of
press, releases, public speaking
engagements,  and use of mass
(3) ShaU maintain communication and cooperation between
the Student Senate and the PubUc
Affairs and Public Relations
Committees and the Community
Relations Offlce.
c. Senate Educational PoUcy
Committee.
(1) Shall research and evaluate the curriculum on campus
obetx
dent(s) Involved and for the welfare of the College.
Clause II. The Court shall conduct hearings'" and recommend
action to the coUege administration ln cases which Involve:
a. Violation of Association
regulations.
b. Misuse of student body
privileges or properties.
Clause III. The Court shall
have authority to hear cases referred to it by students, members of the faculty, or the administrative officers of the College. Such referrals should be
made to a member of the Court
or the office of the Director of
Student Activities.
Clause IV. The Court shall, at
least eight weeks prior to the
end of each spring semester, apportion the school/division Senators to the various schools and
SECTION
shaU deve
cedures setting forth its responsibilities, objectives, procedures
and general organization. This
manual of procedures shaU be
approved by the Student Senate.
SECTION D. Election Committee.
election code covering the procedures and rules for nominations, campaigning and elections
not otherwise set forth ln these
bylaws. This election code shall
be subject to review and revision
by the Student Senate. No change
shall be made in the election
code from the date petitions are
made available until the day following the final general election.
Clause II. The Election Committee shall have control ln the
following areas:
a. Supervision :
all elections.
b. Authority tot
action for enforcei
tlon procedures se
election code and these bylaws.
c. Power to disqualify any
candidate who breaks said rules.
Such disqualified candidates may
appeal to the Student Court.
d. Authority to rule on situations arising which are not covered In these bylaws or by the
election code.
e. Supervision of the canvas of
votes and the right to declare a
ballot Invalid.
f. Tne right to hold special
elections until one candidate receives a majority vote.
g. The right to require a recount vote untU satisfied that the
count Is valid. '
Clause in. The chairman shall
prepare a written report on every
election and present this to the
Student Senate at the first meeting subsequent to the elecUon.
Claus. I. The chairman of th*
committee shaU be appointed by
the President, with tb* approval
of Ui* Student Senate, before the
•nd of Ul* fall semester to serve
for two »em*sters beginning with
the spring semestar. '
Clause II. Tha committee shall
have the responslblUty for planning and sponsoring events for
the orientation of freshmen and
new students. It shall offer assistance to other organizations
and committees ln various orientation activities.
SECTION I. International Programs Commute*. This committee shall have the responsibility for providing services and
orientation for foreign students.
ARTICLE Vin
AWARDS
SECTION A. There shall be no
awards made by the FresnoState
CoUege Association unless they
are specified in these bylaws or
approved and granted by th*
Board of Directors.
SECTION B. The award made to
the President shall be a regulation gavel, a lifetime pass to all
affairs sponsored :by the Association and a suitable award to be
determined by the Board of Dl-
SECTION C. The awards presented to other student body officers and members of the Student Senate at the end of their
terms shall be suitable awards to
be determined by the Board of
Directors.
AMENDMENTS TO
THE BYLAWS
SECTION A, Procedures.
Clause I. The   bylaws   of
dure
f the  following p
ind control of
akenecessary
t forth ln the
a. Proposed amendments
must be directed to the Student
Senate through Its Legal Committee; must be approved by a
two-thirds majorityoftheStudent
Senate; must be approved by a
majority vote of the Board of'
Directors; and must be submitted
to the voting members of the
Association at a regular or special election.
b. Upon petition of ten per
cent of the voting members of the
Association the proposed amendment must be submitted to the
members of the Association at a
regular or special elecUon. The
petitions will have the exact
wording of the amendment on the
top of each page, and all signers
of th. petition win include their
student body card numbers adjacent to their names.
Clausen. The amendment
having been duly proposed and
approved will become part of
these bylaws If approved by a two-
thirds majority of the total votes
cast ln an election held for that
purpose and are approved by the
President of the CoUeg..
.(ConUnued on Pag. 7, Col. 1)
Bylaws
(ConUnued from Page 6)
SECTION B. AU proposed amendments to these bylaws shall be
published tn an Association publication at least on* week and not
sooner than two weeks prior to
tbe election.
SECTION ■'
these bylaws shall become effective upon ratification or at adat.
specified ln the a
ARTICLE X      '
RECALL
SECTION A. When petitioned by
no less than ten per cent of the
Association, or ln the event of
school, division or class Senators, ten per cent of those students within that particular
school, division, or class, the
SECTION B. In the event that the
President ta 1o be recalled and
th* requlr.ro.nU for a recall
election ara m*t, th* Legislative
Vic* President shaU declare the
rocail election and take the proper steps to conduct the. election.
SECTION C. Recall Voting Procedures.
Clause I. Any elective or appointive student officer may be
recaUed by a three-fourth* majority of the total votes cast at
an election caUed for that purpose.
Claus* II. Any elective or appointive student officer may be
recalled by a simple majority of
the total votes cast at an .lection called for that purpose provided the Student Senate has previously passed a similar recall
measure by a two-thirds vote.
Clause m. Notice of all recaU
elections shall be pubUshed In an
Association. pubUcailon not less
ARTICLE XI
ENABLING CLAUSE
Except as otherwise specified herein, these bylaws upon their adoption by the
student body as specified In Article X of tbe Aprtl 1, 1968 Bylaws, ShaU Immediately replace
and bold precedence over the
Freano State College Association, Inc. Bylaws as revised Aprtl
B, D, and E shall replace the
same sections of the April, 1968
bylaws on July 1, 1971.
a. AS referred to ln Article
IV, Section A and D, tb* offlc*
Ot Legislative Vie* president
(ball be filled by th* student
elected to th* offlc* of Student
Body First Vic* President, and
all duties of tha Legislative Vic*
President shall be *1mltarly assumed by tb* Student Body First
Vic* President-elect on July 1,
1971, at which Ume th* offlc* of
Student Body First Vice President shall cease to exist.
b. The offlce of Admlnlstrar
ttme the offices ofthe Senators-
at-Large shaU cease to exist,
d. Students shall be elected lo
tba six Senator-at-Large positions  doling Ui* Spring,  1972
llarly flUed and Its duties assumed by tbe Student Body Second
Vice president-elect on Jury 1,
1971, at which Ume tbe offlc* of
Student Body Second Vice President shaU cease to exist.
c. The offices of Senators for
the Senate Board* shall bo similarly filled and their duties assumed byth»K*natnrs-at-Large-
elect on July 1,  1971, at which
and fulfill tba duties outlined In
Article IV, Section B Clause IV,
Section D Ctaua* V. The office*
of Senators-at-Large shall come
Into existence on July 1, 1973.
e. Th» offices of tb* Class
Senators, excepting Freshman
Class Senators shall contino. to
be occupied until Jon* SO, 1972,
at which tint* tb* offices of Sophomore Class Senator, Junior
Cla** Senator, and Senior Clasa
Senator shall cease to exist.
SECTION C. The current Article
XI shall be automatically stricken
from^nese bylaws on July 1,
CAMPUS FOOTNOTES
f
Student films to be shown in College Union series
Forty student-made Alms, a
majority created and filmed by
University of SouthernCallfornla
clnematographers, will begin this
week, in a series spread over the
next three weeks. "Take One/
Student Films,* Part 1, will be
shown Thursday at 8 p.ro. ln
the College Union Lounge. Part
2 will be shown April 22, Part 3
on April 29, same time and place.
There is no charge, but show your
I.D.
There will be 14 films In Part
1, ranging from one to 21 minutes In length. The films have
lieen selected by Universal Kinetic, the non-theatrical division
of Universal City Stulos. Universal considers them the best films
currently being made by students
on campuses throughout the United States and Canada.
One, *The Electronic Labyrinth (THX 1138)', which runs
15 minutes, has been expanded
Into a full-length sclence-flctton
film currently being shewn In
commercial theaters.
Other films on Thursday's bill
are 'Bananas* and *Mr. Etch-
horn's GolfbaU." Th* former Is
a brief salute to the sexual revolution and the latter a "probing
examination of a golfball's roost
AP&P
The Academic Policy and Planning Committee will meet Thursday at 2 p.m, ln the Thomas
Administration - Building, Room
117.
Student Attain
The Student Affairs Committee
will meet Thursday at 2:30 p.ro.
In San Ramon 3, Room 129.
Kimber Committee
The Les Kimber for Councilman CoromltteewiU meet today at
3 p.m.lntheSUffCafet.rta.Klm-
ber, who is a candidate for the
Freano City Council, will be the
featured speaker. A committee
spokesman said the group Is
looking for volunteers to aid in
Klmber's campaign.
Law school
Students interested in the study
of law and prospects ln the field
are Invited to an 'Orientation
Night* on the pacific CoUege
campus at 8 p.m. April 20. The
meeting, which wiU be held In
Room 6 of the Science Building,
is sponsored by the San Joaquin
CoUeg* of Law.
The coUege is located at-1717,
S. Chestnut Avenue.   • :
'Two for the Seesaw'
William Gibson's long-running
Broadway hit 'Two for the Seesaw" will open in the ArenaThe-
tre Thursday nlgt.s at 8:15 p.m.
There will be eight perfor- •
mances, Thursday through Saturday this week and Tuesday
through Saturday next week.
The two-character play concerns the relationship between a
■visiting fireman* and a New
York City career girl. Tickets
are on sale at the Little Theatre
box office: general admission
$2.50, students with an Associated Students card 50 cents.
Hydrogeology lectures
Local water ecology will be the
topic ol two lectures by Dr. Kenneth Schmidt Thursday at 4 p.m.
ln Science 281 and at 8 p.m. ln
Science 121. The afternoon lecture Is entitled,'Hydrogeology of
the Fresno-Clovls Metropolitan
Area: A Basis for Water Quality
Studies'. The evening lecture is
•Groundwater Pollution Studies
ln the Fresno-Clovls Metropolitan Area with Particular Refer-
The public Is Invited to the
lectures, which are spnsoredby
the Geology Department.
Women's Liberation
Campus Women for Liberation
wlU meet today ln thelnternatlon-
al Room of the Cafeteria. Meet-
ship requires recipients to engage In study and research on a
full-time basis. The; fellowship
Includes a substantial stipend
covering tuition and fees. Including books and supplies, plus Uvlng expenses, to that full-time
study Is possible.
Dr. David E.Clark, acting academic vice president of FSC,
said the work being conducted In
the Center for Urban Education
wiU not be interrupted by Lark's
absence, A replacement will be
named before the start of the next
academic year, Clark said.
Petition drive
Wives of two American prisoner of war soldiers will be oncam-
piis tomorrow at 11 a.m. to speak
on the status of correspondence
between them and their husbands
and other U.S. POWs.
They are Mrs. Theodore F.
Kopfman and Mrs. John McKa-
mey. They will speak in College
Union Rooms 312-313.
Mrs. Kopfman's husband, an
ensign in the Navy, was shot down
ln June 1966 and has been allowed
to send only one cartkconcernlng
his whereabouts.    Mrs. McKa-
ingtl
is 7 p.m
Popular Arts Film
•Waterhole »3*, a slapstick
Western starring James Coburn
and Joan Blondell, will be shown
twice Friday ln the CoUege Union
Lounge at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
An FSC I.D. card is required at
• Throne of Blood'
•Throne of Blood', a Japanese
version of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth*, will be shown Sunday at
8 p.m. in the College Union
Lounge. Th. film is set ln 16th
century Japan during theSengoku
civil wars. "Throne of Blood*
was made In 1957, directed by
Aklra Kurasawa fSl 'Roshomon'
fame and starring Toshlro Ml-
FSC I.D. card required.
Foundation Fellowship
An assistant professor ln the -
Fresno State CoUeg* School of
Education has been awarded a
Ford Foundation Fellowship under the program for Advanced
Study for Black Americans.
He Is Alexander H. Lark, who
has beaded th* FSC SehoolofEd-
ucatlon Center tor Urban Education In West Fresno. Under the
terms of the fellowship, LarkwiU
take a leave of absence in academic 1971-72 and complete his
doctoral studies at the University
of Southern California, where he
Is currenUy enrolled as a doctoral candidate.
The Ford Foundation Fellow-
conflrmed hi
ie Navy, was listed
i action ln July TOGO
>rth Vietnam has not
The speeches will be ln conjunction with a week-long petition
drive, beginning today, sponsored
by the FSC RebpuUcans. The organization will have petitions requesting the North Vletnam.se
government to release further I n -
POWs.
A booth is being set up ln the
Free Speech Area this week, according to Marc A ment, FSC Re-    4^^^^^^^^^^^^^
publicans president. Signed cards     then with Umlted «uccess,
wlU be forwarded to th* American        Tb* public i« invited to I
Red   Cross   ln Washington and
then on to North Vietnam.
Ament said latter writing materials wlU be available for those
who wish to writ* directly to the
North Vietnamese Embassy.
Summer Session loans
Emergency loans will be available for summer schedules from
Financial Aids. Students may apply for the loans, which wlU be
limited to $50 per session, beginning May 15. The checks, as usual, wlU be available at reglstra- .
'Freedom or Anarchy'
•Freedom or Anarchy" is the
UUe of the talk to be given by
lecturer, philosopher and educator Dr. Sidney Hook Wednesday
at 8 p.m. ln the Little Theatre.
Hook recently appeared before
the President's Commission on
Campus Unrest. His testimony
was lncludedlntheCongresslonal
The lecture Is open to the public. It Is co-sponsored by the
Fresno SUte CoUege Alumni Association and the CalitornlaState
Collages Statewide Lecture Ser-
Fuel Cell lecture
Dr. Gllber PoUnow, former
chairman of the Department of
Chemistry at Wisconsin Stete
University, will lecture tomorrow at 4 p.m. ln Science 121 on
"The Current Status of tbe Fuel
Cell-Powered Auto*.
PoUnow has been drawn to the
fuel cell because of his Interest
ln auto-pollutlon. The fuel t»U
seems to be a possible answer.
The fuel ceU Is a method of storing electrical energy ln quantities
sufficient to operate an electric
motor powerful enough to run a
car. The fuel cell was first described In! 1839 but the first
large-seal* effort to develop lt
did not occur until 1959-6S, and
Frank Satterwhlte of Pi
member of the CoUege Entrance
Both CarriUo and Satterwhlte
are authorities on the problems
associated with minority group
students. They will present basic background materials and Information leading to a better understanding of the disadvantaged
Tuition ft
Invited to th* lecture. PoUnow will b* honored at
a social hour and dinner at tbe
Matador Restaurant after the lec-
the past nl
re letters
sent froro this country to Vtetnam
than In the previous ««v. and a
half years of the war.
persons sending letters wlU
be required to pay 25 cents for
Graduate-Council
The Graduate Council wlU meet
tomorrow at 1 p.m. ln the Thomas
Administration  Building, Room
Personnel Committee
The Personnel C '"
'Counseling Youth'
The Fresno Stete College Ex-
nslon Division wlU offer atwo-
Dlsadvantaged Youth". Conducting th* workshop win be Dr. Ray
E. Br*w*r, FSC associate pro-
The workshop wlU be held Friday, Apr. 16, from 4 p.ro. to 10
p.m. and Saturday, Apr. 17, from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in ths FSC Science Building, Room 221. Th*
course Is'Offered tor one unit of
coUege credit.
Guest speakers at the workshop
wiU be Dr. Tony CarrtUo, director of toe California Center for
Community School Development
at San Jose State Collage, and
, Usted
$19. For further information and
registration materials, contact
the Extension Division Offlce,
or telephone 487-2549.
Symposium
Dr. Letand Mach, FresnoState
CoUege professor of educaUon,
wlU serve as general chairman
at the 3rd Annual Symposium on
Children with Learning Disabilities.
The symposium, arranged by
the Fresno Chapter of the California Association for Neurologt-
cally Handicapped Children and
Fresno SUte CoUege wtUbeheld
Friday, Aprtl 16, and Saturday,
April 17, In toe La* V*ga* Room
of th* Fresno Hacienda Motel.
Featured speakers will Include
Dr. A. Jean Ay res, a visiting professor ln toe Special Education
Department at the University of
Southern California,' Dr. Leon
Oettlnger, Jr., a medical doctor
with more than 20 years experience ln training children with
learning disabilities wbo now 1*
an associate cUnlcal professor of
pediatric* at use, and Dr.Starling G. Ellsworth, a private consulting psychologist In Oregon.
Th* California Association for
Neurologically Handicapped
ChUdreo is a non-profit organization to help children of substantially normal Intelligence
wbo have" perceptual or behavioral problem* as a result of brain
dysfunction or neurological Impairment.
Newsman's Conference
For tb* first tiro* ln It* history, th* annual Spring meeting
of tbe SanJoaquln VaUey'sNews-
roan's Contorenc* hasbeenscb*.
dulad for an off-campus sit*.
Tbe conference will be held
Apr. 23 ln to* new Merced Sun-
SUr Building, which waa occupied
by tb* newspaper staff onFeb. 22.
Th* Sun-Star wUl host tn* meeting and a dinnar.
InvltaUons to the conference
meeting have been sent to tb* San
Joaquin Valtey Chapter of Slpgrna
Deiu Chi, professional Journalistic society, and the SanJoaquln
Valley Unit of to* California
Newspaper PubUshers Association (CNPA).