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2-THE CtXtfOIAN Thursday, December 9, 1978 Tnwnday, December 9. Ieff.er t0 erfit0^ Professor Throws Tantrum' Civic Rights Defense Fund Saves Youth Zesrteae E. Ceeper On tbe night of Tuesday. Nov. I was rejecting his order to leave 30. 1978, Profeaaor Earl WUber he told The committee is » •ona who are untbie t0 acquire adequate organixatlons. Thus far the present our case before the hargatsjag It . . T^r" ."P ta "* defense In esses slmllsr to Fraaae Free Postage roaaaatlon cotagregataori. Moat of them hsve months ' n^^aa^STiaa, J"Cto0O*, haveora^wSth*«apport. promtoad to he*, but ao far pronoun. s2rJr-"*"■*■"■« ^e■* steal*. Je»e,lt»., Ms. Turn* aald she was aur- nothing has come up. mh»to. vZaaaJZSTlrS?!"?* * •"••■• Badaart-a aaat came to prised that the Black community "We alao went to the teaot *s»ea ispraar-eld Richard Jackaoe. ». ,* told aae wt* .a* leap- was so toe With \aa\^alTJ!!t^!!i ""*• **" Mlta« ** * •" •»""»«« »«tleaeauli and disturbing the uvooght occurred to try to ratos ShesaM and plaa- apaDned over four to and asked me if It to say to the class. I replied, "No, If ao. I would have said It, but it to say to you or tha class." Then be spoke oat la anger, "If you cant address tha class or me, you can Just get out. Better yet, Just pick up your little 'goodies' and Just get out." I asked him for what reason waa he making me leave tbe claaa and aat there. He didn't reply; he Just kicked the desk in front of him snd Jumped up slamming papers down upon the desk and aald, "Well see about that." I Just sat there amazed al a profeaaor acting so "unprofessional" aa If he waa talking to hia own kids When he saw that WUber waited about chewing hla cigar, then stated; "I thought I told you to leave class." I then replied. "I paid my tuition res to sit In class and you don't have the authority or a reasonable cause to throw me out." 1 told him. "I am not" going to argue with you either." He waa like a child throwing a tantrum. He Jumped up, with hia face red In anger, as if he waa going to put me out. I told him, "Don't you put your hands on me." So he Just stood there In front of Ihe class and then turned around and picked up some papers off the table and issued some handouts, handing One of the students then passed me the work paper to let me see waa go.ng on. Professor WUber then raised his voice and said. "No. qjo. aha can't aee what's going on because she's not " I U , "OK. why don't you stop acting Immature, I never heard of .such..." then I stood up and aaid, "I'm going to leave now. but Just be ready lo back yourself up because you will see me again " If he IS going to make this unprofessional scene atfiv; my If I felt that I a lecture I would have left the one of my rights is to do so. But, despite the fact his offensive cigar waa making me sick. I stayed. His actions in class as a profeaaor and an adult showed little professionalism. Why should sny student have to suffer humiliation from any professor who can't handle a situation without getting uptight, aa if you are one of their children and have to obey or be punished. If he was going to excuse me from class, he shoule have excused both of us from his boring and signed my letter of resignation and left. But what I have attempted to do instead is to expose the Institutional racism that keeps undercutting SSF* ttudent enrollment. I nope that people don't think It's Sid Walton's fight against the Institution but our fight: Black people's fight against the Institution." He continues, "CSUF is not maintaining tbe adequate Oh Oct. 11, Richard was ■equated of all charges thanks to hla attorney, Jessie ArneUe, from San Fraavaaajo-and tha efforts of the defense fund committee Maybe they do have a record, but telling various organizations when the kids are trying to do about us and the things we are right, this can be very trying to do. The only discouraging. These are the kids organization NAACP and others will aid Walton i fi e have Black faculty) so therefore It is causing problems in the community Institutions. . Institutions, like this have discouraged people to come, live and work in ' Sid Walton's resignation became the' 'highlighted" article for discussion at the Black Faculty and Staff meeting yesterday at noon in the Collage Union. There were ap- proxJmitely IS parsons present. Sid Walton is an asslsUnl CSUF's President Norman Stella Washintoa. chairwoman **^hh?^,1Ut?/Uto!j , Commentary—has fhe administration regressed? During the long "hot summers" of Ihe 60's Blacks found it necessary to result to rioting before' their grievances were listened to. They found it was s waste of energy to attempt to deal with authority on a peaceful and intelligent level and were forced to , the We (the Black students at CSUF) would like to believe that the situation haa progressed to a point in which Blacks and whites can sit down together and discuss any problem on a professional and Intelligent level. However on this campus it seems that the administration haa not been progressing but instead they hsve regressed to using "ignoring" snd "wish-away" tactics when confronted' by a Black person with a complaint. Professor Sidney Walton haa spoke out in defense of the Blsck Studies Program accusing Ihe administration of attempting to annihilate it. He presented evidence that he feels supported his claims. However, the memorandums thst he sent to campus officials documenting hia complaints have not generated any responsefrom If it is not possible for Blacks to negotiate with the administration in a peaceful manner w problem exists then what are we to do. Should ve si m ply sit by and watch the Black Studies Program diminish? How can we protect it if we can't get the attention of the officials who are destroying It? Will it become necessary for . Blacks to resort to the same tactics to keep the program that necessary lo get them? TRY THE KENNEL BOOKSTORE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS CUMBTHE TO The administration should remember that the Black Studies Program wasn't created from the kindness of their hearts but Instead it came aa a result of student protest and demonstrations. These tactics often end in violence. We prefer to discuss the CASH for CHRISTMAS Sell your Used Textbooks Kennel Bookstore Dec. 8-21 ' Test drive the bicycles that get upto2i8mpg. noratrwi.'r.The Motnbevanc Mai Bicyclct, \Vc\v em 5 model* (or v.. from including the Moiotvc.nK- H. >r. Priced from $300. Motobecane Motorized Bicycles lest drive one at: GREEN'S CYCLERY 1855 E. GETTYSBURG PHONE 227-5331 (' block eost of Bkukstone According to Davis, thi of the Black Faculty and Staff «*•_■»•* ™}** ?«* ** f"*^******1?** Walton, the Committee commented on informed her that they alao ^J*-"?"*? "** *■» a written to Walton's complaint, and utuwlmously agreed to support ahtowUI s^port *•£■• Baxter In lieu of the prealdent'. memorandum. "I feel that It is *■»•» ta #» "J P"""*- . J*** i^S^JThtt. to refusal to '•formally accept .hia important that the committee *"» , P*™" ,«■* fj""* °» W*: "P * resignation or acknowledge lt (Btock Faculty and Staff) should sanitations have committed *catod ^ctjfcanis In tb. ^JSsiSfT^ X'c^r,,,t,U,ttr *T^«T£^& Tnu^b^mmimU, txogram. During the meeting Walton stated, "Why have you ft waa then cited aa . motion °f. **Jt^-J&*h. "*! Walton distributed dittoes to aU no* vat formally accepted m, .*.»»«*»•■* agreed upon b, gMg» jg.g?"?! j? » those present at the meeting of a realisation and when will you the committee to Immediately W^ !JT£^. llX,"£ memorandum he had written to accept It" alert Baxter of their concerns. |^.. *" *"* ,t, pjn cent toned on page S . COMMENTARY- Who should be blamed? For many years white to prove their theories right, sociologists have conducted Since that Ume many Blacks surveys on Blacks depicting them have excelled ta moat areas la as a people with low self-esteem society, particularly and lacking motivation, often economically and academically. In time past limited restraints CU FRIDAY MOVIES . YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN STARRING Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman, Claris Leachman, Peter Boyle and Gene Hackman Tickets 50< at CU Info Desk IA 101 CU Lounge 2:30 pw 7:30 o. 9:35 °.rleed Cash for CHRISTiVlAS ? Wa ara buying used textbooks for spring semester. Half price for thosa books wa naad. Dates and times at buybock are listed below: Doc 8-10 Dec. 11 Doc 13-16 Doc 17 Doc 20-21 Dec.22 Kennel 8 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. 9 a.m. —12:30 p.m. 8 a.m. — 6:30 p.m. 8 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. 8 a.m.—6:30 p.m. 9 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. portunitles and social and ethnological acceptance Into society. Rationally,' however, In viewing the facta of Blacks ad- percentage of men and women who a-i* rucceedlng in various professiixial fields la Increasing. It is evident that our once One may ask for what reasons and / or what explanations makes the above statement valid? In the vicinity of a local high achool a few days ago, I waa able through casual observation during the lunch hour to gain some insight into various activities that many Black youths were Involved In. Crowds of kneeling young Junior high and high school studenU with several dollars about their children these business owners I above activities. I find lt necessary to question our beliefs and Interests as a people, because of the lack ot academic motivation and parental and comrmmlty c Will we remain victims of Indifference while our young brothers and sisters continue to shoot crap, pitch pennies and drink cheap whiskey Instead of getting their "education and fulfilling their desirea legitimately rather than on tha "Tbe^peof tbe Black race is in tbe children," said Mrs. LB. COMIC DEN BUY AND SELL new and old comic books Downtown «Clo vis 635 5th Street Phone 29MaS9Q r*\ open, and we as a people are . onafhto. lent it rue tone ay Valeria sa was
Object Description
Title | 1976_12 The Daily Collegian December 1976 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1976 |
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. |
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Title | December 9, 1976 Uhuru Pg 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1976 |
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 | 2-THE CtXtfOIAN Thursday, December 9, 1978 Tnwnday, December 9. Ieff.er t0 erfit0^ Professor Throws Tantrum' Civic Rights Defense Fund Saves Youth Zesrteae E. Ceeper On tbe night of Tuesday. Nov. I was rejecting his order to leave 30. 1978, Profeaaor Earl WUber he told The committee is » •ona who are untbie t0 acquire adequate organixatlons. Thus far the present our case before the hargatsjag It . . T^r" ."P ta "* defense In esses slmllsr to Fraaae Free Postage roaaaatlon cotagregataori. Moat of them hsve months ' n^^aa^STiaa, J"Cto0O*, haveora^wSth*«apport. promtoad to he*, but ao far pronoun. s2rJr-"*"■*■"■« ^e■* steal*. Je»e,lt»., Ms. Turn* aald she was aur- nothing has come up. mh»to. vZaaaJZSTlrS?!"?* * •"••■• Badaart-a aaat came to prised that the Black community "We alao went to the teaot *s»ea ispraar-eld Richard Jackaoe. ». ,* told aae wt* .a* leap- was so toe With \aa\^alTJ!!t^!!i ""*• **" Mlta« ** * •" •»""»«« »«tleaeauli and disturbing the uvooght occurred to try to ratos ShesaM and plaa- apaDned over four to and asked me if It to say to the class. I replied, "No, If ao. I would have said It, but it to say to you or tha class." Then be spoke oat la anger, "If you cant address tha class or me, you can Just get out. Better yet, Just pick up your little 'goodies' and Just get out." I asked him for what reason waa he making me leave tbe claaa and aat there. He didn't reply; he Just kicked the desk in front of him snd Jumped up slamming papers down upon the desk and aald, "Well see about that." I Just sat there amazed al a profeaaor acting so "unprofessional" aa If he waa talking to hia own kids When he saw that WUber waited about chewing hla cigar, then stated; "I thought I told you to leave class." I then replied. "I paid my tuition res to sit In class and you don't have the authority or a reasonable cause to throw me out." 1 told him. "I am not" going to argue with you either." He waa like a child throwing a tantrum. He Jumped up, with hia face red In anger, as if he waa going to put me out. I told him, "Don't you put your hands on me." So he Just stood there In front of Ihe class and then turned around and picked up some papers off the table and issued some handouts, handing One of the students then passed me the work paper to let me see waa go.ng on. Professor WUber then raised his voice and said. "No. qjo. aha can't aee what's going on because she's not " I U , "OK. why don't you stop acting Immature, I never heard of .such..." then I stood up and aaid, "I'm going to leave now. but Just be ready lo back yourself up because you will see me again " If he IS going to make this unprofessional scene atfiv; my If I felt that I a lecture I would have left the one of my rights is to do so. But, despite the fact his offensive cigar waa making me sick. I stayed. His actions in class as a profeaaor and an adult showed little professionalism. Why should sny student have to suffer humiliation from any professor who can't handle a situation without getting uptight, aa if you are one of their children and have to obey or be punished. If he was going to excuse me from class, he shoule have excused both of us from his boring and signed my letter of resignation and left. But what I have attempted to do instead is to expose the Institutional racism that keeps undercutting SSF* ttudent enrollment. I nope that people don't think It's Sid Walton's fight against the Institution but our fight: Black people's fight against the Institution." He continues, "CSUF is not maintaining tbe adequate Oh Oct. 11, Richard was ■equated of all charges thanks to hla attorney, Jessie ArneUe, from San Fraavaaajo-and tha efforts of the defense fund committee Maybe they do have a record, but telling various organizations when the kids are trying to do about us and the things we are right, this can be very trying to do. The only discouraging. These are the kids organization NAACP and others will aid Walton i fi e have Black faculty) so therefore It is causing problems in the community Institutions. . Institutions, like this have discouraged people to come, live and work in ' Sid Walton's resignation became the' 'highlighted" article for discussion at the Black Faculty and Staff meeting yesterday at noon in the Collage Union. There were ap- proxJmitely IS parsons present. Sid Walton is an asslsUnl CSUF's President Norman Stella Washintoa. chairwoman **^hh?^,1Ut?/Uto!j , Commentary—has fhe administration regressed? During the long "hot summers" of Ihe 60's Blacks found it necessary to result to rioting before' their grievances were listened to. They found it was s waste of energy to attempt to deal with authority on a peaceful and intelligent level and were forced to , the We (the Black students at CSUF) would like to believe that the situation haa progressed to a point in which Blacks and whites can sit down together and discuss any problem on a professional and Intelligent level. However on this campus it seems that the administration haa not been progressing but instead they hsve regressed to using "ignoring" snd "wish-away" tactics when confronted' by a Black person with a complaint. Professor Sidney Walton haa spoke out in defense of the Blsck Studies Program accusing Ihe administration of attempting to annihilate it. He presented evidence that he feels supported his claims. However, the memorandums thst he sent to campus officials documenting hia complaints have not generated any responsefrom If it is not possible for Blacks to negotiate with the administration in a peaceful manner w problem exists then what are we to do. Should ve si m ply sit by and watch the Black Studies Program diminish? How can we protect it if we can't get the attention of the officials who are destroying It? Will it become necessary for . Blacks to resort to the same tactics to keep the program that necessary lo get them? TRY THE KENNEL BOOKSTORE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS CUMBTHE TO The administration should remember that the Black Studies Program wasn't created from the kindness of their hearts but Instead it came aa a result of student protest and demonstrations. These tactics often end in violence. We prefer to discuss the CASH for CHRISTMAS Sell your Used Textbooks Kennel Bookstore Dec. 8-21 ' Test drive the bicycles that get upto2i8mpg. noratrwi.'r.The Motnbevanc Mai Bicyclct, \Vc\v em 5 model* (or v.. from including the Moiotvc.nK- H. >r. Priced from $300. Motobecane Motorized Bicycles lest drive one at: GREEN'S CYCLERY 1855 E. GETTYSBURG PHONE 227-5331 (' block eost of Bkukstone According to Davis, thi of the Black Faculty and Staff «*•_■»•* ™}** ?«* ** f"*^******1?** Walton, the Committee commented on informed her that they alao ^J*-"?"*? "** *■» a written to Walton's complaint, and utuwlmously agreed to support ahtowUI s^port *•£■• Baxter In lieu of the prealdent'. memorandum. "I feel that It is *■»•» ta #» "J P"""*- . J*** i^S^JThtt. to refusal to '•formally accept .hia important that the committee *"» , P*™" ,«■* fj""* °» W*: "P * resignation or acknowledge lt (Btock Faculty and Staff) should sanitations have committed *catod ^ctjfcanis In tb. ^JSsiSfT^ X'c^r,,,t,U,ttr *T^«T£^& Tnu^b^mmimU, txogram. During the meeting Walton stated, "Why have you ft waa then cited aa . motion °f. **Jt^-J&*h. "*! Walton distributed dittoes to aU no* vat formally accepted m, .*.»»«*»•■* agreed upon b, gMg» jg.g?"?! j? » those present at the meeting of a realisation and when will you the committee to Immediately W^ !JT£^. llX,"£ memorandum he had written to accept It" alert Baxter of their concerns. |^.. *" *"* ,t, pjn cent toned on page S . COMMENTARY- Who should be blamed? For many years white to prove their theories right, sociologists have conducted Since that Ume many Blacks surveys on Blacks depicting them have excelled ta moat areas la as a people with low self-esteem society, particularly and lacking motivation, often economically and academically. In time past limited restraints CU FRIDAY MOVIES . YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN STARRING Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman, Claris Leachman, Peter Boyle and Gene Hackman Tickets 50< at CU Info Desk IA 101 CU Lounge 2:30 pw 7:30 o. 9:35 °.rleed Cash for CHRISTiVlAS ? Wa ara buying used textbooks for spring semester. Half price for thosa books wa naad. Dates and times at buybock are listed below: Doc 8-10 Dec. 11 Doc 13-16 Doc 17 Doc 20-21 Dec.22 Kennel 8 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. 9 a.m. —12:30 p.m. 8 a.m. — 6:30 p.m. 8 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. 8 a.m.—6:30 p.m. 9 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. portunitles and social and ethnological acceptance Into society. Rationally,' however, In viewing the facta of Blacks ad- percentage of men and women who a-i* rucceedlng in various professiixial fields la Increasing. It is evident that our once One may ask for what reasons and / or what explanations makes the above statement valid? In the vicinity of a local high achool a few days ago, I waa able through casual observation during the lunch hour to gain some insight into various activities that many Black youths were Involved In. Crowds of kneeling young Junior high and high school studenU with several dollars about their children these business owners I above activities. I find lt necessary to question our beliefs and Interests as a people, because of the lack ot academic motivation and parental and comrmmlty c Will we remain victims of Indifference while our young brothers and sisters continue to shoot crap, pitch pennies and drink cheap whiskey Instead of getting their "education and fulfilling their desirea legitimately rather than on tha "Tbe^peof tbe Black race is in tbe children," said Mrs. LB. COMIC DEN BUY AND SELL new and old comic books Downtown «Clo vis 635 5th Street Phone 29MaS9Q r*\ open, and we as a people are . onafhto. lent it rue tone ay Valeria sa was |