1971_09 The Daily Collegian September 1971

              THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Tuee
Housing accommodations still available
over   their   heads   t
the Fresno State College residence halls will continue to be
accepted until the dormitories
reach their capacity popuIaUon of
of the coUege's student      ln   the  Phase II  halls,  contain
three   double  rooms  sharing a
rthroom and study area.
All rooms In the residence
for women and Homan Hall for halls are equipped with a study
desk, bookcase, dresser, extra-
long single bed, study chair,
wasteb-sket and storage space.
Bedding, excluding blankets, ls
also provided and may be exchanged weekly.
The Commons, the second
phase of the hall construction
program, consist of several
buildings sharing central lounge
and recreational facilities.
A majority of rooms ln the
residence halls are designed for
two students, although single and
suite facilities are provided for
upperclassmen.   Suites,  located
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St. Paul's Catholic Chapel at Newman C
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-4641
MASSES: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Frl.. r, p.m.: Wed., 7:
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Sat. 5 p.m. Mass (For Sun. Op.)
Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain
Millbrook United Presbyterian Church
3620 N. MILLBROOK (Between Shields _ Dakota)
MORNING WORSHIP 9 4 11:00 A.M.
College Study at 8:00 P.M. - Sunday
CHANCEL CHOIR  - THURSDAYS 7:30 p.m.
COLLEGIANS WELCOME!
Ernest 1. Bradley,.Pastor-Dale A. Rldenour. Minister toYouth
For Transportation phone 227-5355
SUNDAY: Bible School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10 a
Young People, 5 p.m.; Evening,Worship, 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.
Dedicated to Serving the College Community
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
3973 N. Cedar (Near Ashlan)
9-10:30 AM: WORSHIP HOLY COMMUNION - 1st Sunday
and Thurs. 7 AM
Contemporary Liturgy - Fourth Sunday, 9 AM
Philip A. Jordan, Pastor Carl E. Olson, Assoc. Pastor
BETHEL TEMPLE
•JUST SOUTH OF FASHION FAIR*
4665 NORTH FIRST (Near Shaw)
Rev. Donald K. Skaggs, Pastor; Robert Hudson, Assoc!
Sunday School: 0:45 a.m. Morning Worship: 11:0C
Children's Church: 11:00 a.m. Youth Meeting: 5:4:
Evening Evangelistic: 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday - Bible Study and Prayer: 7:30 p.m.
UNITED CHURCH CENTER
4th and Barslow
Wesley Methodist and University Presbyterian
Sunday Worship - 9 A.M. and 11:15 A.M.
7:30 P.M. - College Student Study Group
at 1580 E. Loftus Lane - FSC Students Welcome!
Also Worship - 11:15 A.M. - 1350 M Street
Ministers: Wlllard J. Rand, Jr., S. Wm. Antablln and
 John F. Boogaert        	
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
CEDAR - GETTYSBURG
Sunday Worship : 8:301 11 A.M.
College Encounter - 9:45 A.M. Sunday
K. Fuerbrlnger, Pastor
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residents to plan so.
and establish cerla
cles. An Interhall C
tlvltles.   Last   year':
ranged from the more
hike. Among the residents'
y the
I  projects
Brother-Big Slsl
disadvantaged youth and a trash
clean-up along county roads.
Each residence hall wing is
starred with a resident advisor,
an   upperclassman   expected   to
/pe of facility assigned. A double
oom tn the Phase I halls leases
ir $1138 a person, with fees
rogresslvely   higher I
er Information conci
residence.halls ma;
e student popula-
1 student apartment
luare   fool   dwelling
$200 a month. Utility payments
and a cleaning deposit are also
Apartments located a greater
distance from the college often
rent for a lower monthly fee,
but leases run for 12 months
rather than the nine required ln
facilities renting primarily to
students.
Another 30 per cent of the FSC
student body own or rent homes
and trailers ln the Fresno area.
Some low cost housing units are
available from the Fresno City
and County Housing Authority,
although waiting lists are typical -
Rooming in private homes Is a
less popular category ol off-
campus   housing,   chosen   by  a
small   percentage
f FSC  stu-
• dents. Such plans often offer r
duced rates in exchange for work
ln the host's house or yard.
A listing of such off-campus
housing accommodations as
apartments, bouses and rooming
facilities Is available in the FSC
Housing Office. In order to list
with the college, the owners of
these dwellings must agree to
abide by antl-dlscrlmlnatory
policies and allow inspection by «•
the City Planning Department.
Located In the Housing Office
are pamphlets and loose-leaf
binders, describing housing
openings In the three previously
mentioned categories. Names of
\
Tueaday. September 14. 1971     THE DA
New ^administrators will fill FSC posts
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Toney, Zumwalt
(Continued fi
Gallagher, declai
t  neither the Chancel-
cenor FSC officials had
, a 'Big
personnel board hearing.
eral and California Stat
In   Issuing   the  decision,   the
General Council lhat an
court assumed the authority thc
the decision will be file-
State   Personnel   Board   denied
Since his  demotion.
missed  the professor's request
Ing duties  In  the   FSC
for reinstatement.
Department. Dr. LUIlai
Zumwalt's first appeal to the
State College Board of Trustees
English, has since heei
was   not   heard   following  the
chairman of the departn
Sherwood's message
Incoming
r students will not be the only
>w faces at Fresno State College this semester. Since the end
of the last school year, a number
rived on campus to assume their
official duties.
Academic Vice President
DR. HAROLD H. HAAK, a former dean of the College of Professional Studtes at San Dlego
State College, began his duties as
FSC academic vice president
July 1. He replaced Acting Academic Vice President David
Clark.
and master's degrees In political
science from the University of
 his doc-
degree In polities
n Unlve
■;lrv.
who  now directs the college'
Counseling Center.
The new dean earned his bachelor's degree from Milton"College,
He received his roaster's degree
ln music education and educa-
• tlonal psychology and Ph.D. ln
counselor education • from the
University of Wisconsin.
While at San Pernando Valley
State, Bell served as director of .
financial aids, counseling psychologist,' assistant professor of
education and associate dean of
The new dean of students has
announced the appointments of
an assistant dean of students and
director of student activities.
PATRICK GORMAN has succeeded Dr. Kenneth Kerr as FSC
Director of Student I
Directors and <
the Mexican-American Political
Association.
School Deans
FSC's School of HumanlUes is
now headed by IU first permanent
dean, DR. JAMES F. UGHT.
Light, former chairman of the
Engllsh department al the University of Bridgeport, replaced
Acting Dean Ralph Rea, who will
return to teaching duties ln the
FSC Music Department.
The new dean received his
bachelor's and master's degrees
from  the University of Chicago
t>hj>.
each person's Job as meaningful
We are also going to organize
as, possible, resulting in a growth
a speakers bureau. Its members
of  knowledge and responsibility
will appear before various cam
for all.
pus organizations to explalnwhat
live tasks or operating the Stu
accomplish and to solicit direct
dent Association and its $300,000
response from the students. The
budget, we are branching out into
a   local and state-wide lobbying
effort.   Through   the California
of Interested students who want to
State College Student Presidents
participate   ln,   and   affect  the
course  of.   student government.
We are asking you, as a mem
the   local   level, we win appear
ber   of   the  Associated Student
before  the  State College Board
Body, to Join us in student gov-
of Trustees, hold meetings with
our local legislators, and write
fectlve as the amount of Interest
and Involvement we can generate
from   the  general student body.
and appropriations Important to
Besides offering you a word of
welcome, I am asking you to ex
On  campus  we  are  going  lo
pand the horizons of your educa
tion beyond books and lectures,
as   the  Child Day Care Center.
and to work together with us In
We are going to investigate the
student   government.   Your   In
FSC    Association's   commercial
volvement will taxall your knowl
activities (Cafeteria. Bookstore,
edge and abilities.
College  Union,   and  Duplicating
Cbme up to the Student Presi
Services),  to  see how they can
dent's  office  on the third floor
of the College Union and talk with
that students should be morelm-
us. Involvement In public affairs
pressed with the quality of ser
is exciting and rewarding.
vice they receive rather than its
Join us now. Do It.
San Diego Stale, Haak held
the rank of professor of public
administration and urban studies.
In 196J3, he was assistant to the
vice president for academic af-
Chosen by Haak to serve one-
A. IRWIN, professor
of music, and DR. JOHN J.
McDERMOTT, associate professor of Engllsh.
Dr. Irwin a member of the
FSC faculty since 19G5, received
her Bachelor of Sctence and
Master of Education degrees
from the University of Houston
and her Doctor of Education degree from Columbia University.
She has beenanactlvepartlclpant
in campus governmental actlvi-
Dermott   left a position a
he Gonzaga Unl
English  Department  t.
ilty   and   his   Ph.D.   from   the
Jntversity  of California at Los
i   of   :
tlonal programs
Fernando Valley State College,
Is FSC's recently appointed dean
of students. He replaced Acting
Dean of Students De ryle K. Allen,
hall director at the University of
Northern Colorado, received his
B.A. from the University of New
Mexico at Albuquerque and his
M.A. from New Mexico State
University at Las Cruces.
WILLIAM CORCORAN, former
director of information services
at San Fernando Valley State,
has  assumed the duties of FSC
Corcoran holds a bachelor of
arts degree and a' master's degree ln counseling and guidance
from Valley State. Following his •
graduation, he served as assistant director of housing and on
the student activities staff at that
E.O.P. Director
Also announced recently by the
dean of students was the appointment of MANUEL PEREZ as director of the Educational Opportunity Program. Perez succeeds
Leslie V. Warren, who resigned
cial aids counselor at FSC.
The     new     E.O.P.    director
criminology and his master's degree In social work from FSC.
He has worked as a counselor
and administrator for the California Youth Authority tne
Fresno County Mental Health Department and the Fresno County
I  Fresno Model Cities Board
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Sat.  10 a.m. . 6 pjn.
Sun. 12 noon - 8 pjn.
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of that school.
Margoslan earned Ida B.A. ln
Journalism   and   social science
DR, RALPH f; EVANS, professor of educaUon, Is tbe newly
appointed dean of the School of
University.
Light has served on the faculties of the University of Bridgeport, Indiana State University,
Radford College ln Virginia,
Syracuse University and theUnl-
versity of Kentucky.
The School of Humanities Includes the departments of art,
Engllsh, foreign languages, linguistics and philosophy.
DR. CHARLES F. DENTON has
succeeded Dr. Chester F. Cole
as dean of the School of Social
Sciences.
Denton received his bachelor's
degree from the University of
the Americas In Mexico City,
and his master's and doctorate
from the University of Texas at
Austin..
Prior to coming to FSC, he
served as director of the graduate
program In political science at
Wayne State University in Detroit. Mich. He was a member ot
the political science faculties
at Wayne State and the University
of Texas at Austin.
He also served as a translator
and copy editor of The News In
Mexico   City   and   as assistant
can World Airways In San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
The School of Social Sciences '
Includes the departments of anthropology, economics, geography, history, political science',
sociology and urban and regional
planning  and  the ethnic studies
DR. ARTHUR H. MARGOSIAN,
former acting dean of the FSC
School of Professional Studies,
has been appointed the permanent   .
Fresno State. He received Us
Ph.D. ln JournaUsm from the University of Southern CaUfornla.
He holds tbe rank of professor
of Journalism and ls a former
public relaUons director of FSC.
Assisting Margoslan tn heading Fresno State's largest school
are two recently appointed assistant, deans who will serve one-
year terms of office. They are
DR. OCTAVIO J. TOCCHIO, professor of criminology, and
PHILLIP N. WALKER, professor of speech.
Tochhlo, a member of the FSC
faculty since 1959, completed his
undergraduate work at Suffolk
Unlverslty_in Boston. lie earned
his master's and doctoral degrees In public administration
from The American University
ln Washington, D.C.
Walker, former dean of FSC's
School of Arts and Sciences and
Division   of Speech-Music,
. from      onel.
A member of tbe FSC faculty
since 1047, Evans earned his
Bachelor of EducaUon decree
from Eastern Illinois State
Teachers College and Us M.A.
and PhJ>. degrees from the State
University of Iowa.
Evans chaired the Board of
Directors of the FSC
New directors ha
to head FSC'a Black and La Raza
Studies Programs.
LESTER RIGGINS has succeeded Gene Orro as coordinator
of BUck Studies.
Rlgglns received Us B.A. from
FSC. his M.A. ln business administration from Indiana University and Us M.A. in counseling from Federal City College In
WasUngton, D.C.
He has been a member of tbe
US Air Force since ^951 "and
*"_i_. "" "-■ of Lieutenant Col-
the University of Washington. He
has been a member of the FSC
faculty since 1950.
DR.   BURKE   ZANE  has been
appointed   to   another   year   as
acting   dean   of   the   School   of .
Natural Sciences.
A graduateofFSC.Zaneearned
his master's and doctoral degrees ln mathematics from the
University of Oregon.
He holds the rank of professor
of mathematics and is one of
FSC's three members of the
California State College Academic Senate.
The School of Natural Sciences
includes the biology, chemistry,
geology, mathematics, physics
and psychology departments.
ALEXANDER M. SARAGOZA,
a former teacher. In Madera with
the Migrant EducaUon Project
and Madera Action Commission,
heads the La Raza Studies Program. He succeeded Dr. Ralph
VlglL
.Saragoza earned his bachelor's
degree, from FSC and his
master's from the Harvard University Graduate School of Edu-
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