1976_12 The Daily Collegian December 1976

              THE COLLEGIAN
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY. FRESNO
THUR8DAY,  DECEMBER t^UTt
Faculty
School deans anticipate cu
layoffs
tbacks for part-time
employes
by Michael Gardner
In
kind of non-story." he said of the
up 6 5per cent), and the School of
SUtt Reporter
Coughran,  academic  budget
entire issue, "ill's) not that big of
Social Sciences (FTE down 4 per
About 20 part-time teachers
officer, the state has ordered that
• dead." .
cent)   were ' unavailable  for
will not be rehired for the Spring
at least $165,000 of the money
Although Clark refused to
comment, but the following
semester because CSUF officials
come from instructional area.
release the exact number of part*
schools reacted to tbe cutback In
over-projected   it*,   lull-time
"A minimum of 50 per cent is to
time positions to be eliminated, a
this manner :
equivalent (FTEJ, The Collegian
be generated from institutional
survey of some deans of the
School of Education  (FTE
programs and should include an
university's 10 schools indicated
down 28.9 per cent)—"We have
The cutback waa prompted by
that  the  School  of  Natural
cutback some part-time people,"
a state ordered repayment of
excluding. EOF   (Equal   Op
Sciences would be hardest hit by.
Acting Dean Ame Nixon said.
$330,000 given to the university on
portunity Program)," a memo
the cutback.
"We anticipate a cut of 1.75 full-
the basis of Fall semester FTE
from a state official said.
"We will have to cut back five
time positions "
projections. CSUF fell short of its-
tf not for the memo, Coughran
S~ positions," Brandt Kehoe, dean
of the School of Natural Sciences.
Division of Health Professions
(FTE down 3.8 per cent)—"We
13,000 projection by 413.
said he did not feel the university
The  FTE  is determined by
would have had to cut back on
"•        said.  "The primary reduction
are going to cut approximately
multiplying   tbe   number   of
faculty positions.
will be In the use of personnel."
two positions," Director C. Dean
students registered by the total
David Clark, associate vice-
Kehoe said this cutback would
Mitchell said. "The courses will
amount of units and dividing by
president for academic affairs.
have a minimal effect upon the
be filled by some full-time faculty
15. Fifteen units are equivalent of
said the part-time position cuts
school's course schedule.
accepting an over-load (or) we
a full-time student, according to
are going to be determined by
The deans of the School of
will delay some courses until next
state regulation. For each FTE,
CAR     (computer     assisted
Engineering, (FTE up 8.1 per
year."
the school receives $1,100 from
registration).
cent), the School of Business and
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tbe state.
"You're making a lot out of a
Administrative Sciences  (FTE
Directors 'slow1
on beer issue
president and board chairman,
Efforts by CSUF to obtain a
beer license have been slowed by
the lack of action taken by certain members ot the CSUF
Association Board of Directors.
According lo section 23*51 of
the Alcohol Beverage Control
(ABC) Act, any beer license
application muat have ■ written
statement snd fingerprints from
the principle officers and
directors of the corporation. This
must be done before tbe license is
THESE CONSTRUCTION BAMIERS, recently placed
last month requested mat signs be posted In the
In the Free Speech Area seem to hove no affect as
area to dltcouroga bicycle use.    (Photo by Joe
soma students continue to  ride  moir bicycles
losplno)
through the Iorfelddan sona. Tha CSUF Staff Council
I Wrong night?
»CU movies fail fo draw big.crowds'?
** „   Get
The board first voted on the
measure Aug. SV, The issue
passed by • 3-2-1 margin, but It
Bonglovanni   disagreed   with
"The kind of movies you pick
.en) before
„___ toughY. On
Oct. 26, the board voted again.
year  before  beer  is  sold,"
Schorllng asked, adding that he Is
retiring In seven months.
"They ought to find someone
who'll be around longer," he said.
Schorllng said be would not "be
a roadblock" against the
university's efforts to obtain •
license. He said be would resign
from his chairman's post If be If
required   to   see   the   ABC
Rick Flnlay, administrator of
food services, said Schorllng
would have to submit the
statement and fingerprints since
Schorllng is board chairman.
"Since he's a principle officer,
he most go through with it,"
Flnlay said.
Flnlay said the board would
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How do you plan a movie series
that will please all the tastes of an BongiovannL "The R rated ac-
audlence that numbers about lion movies seem to draw a lot
15,000? The CSUF College Union better. I never thought The
Program Committee has Sunshine Boys' or 'Nashville'
discovered that the task U not would do well."
easy. "Nashville" and "The Sun-
Currently this semester, the shine Boys" bead the list of
committee's film series has lost money losers. Others are "Alice
tSt, to tbe ptmiatnrnt of tbe in Wonderland," "Lenny,"
committee's , chairman and "Three Days of the Condor," and
director. "Tbe Black Bird."
"I think It could have been the But Bonglovanni said the losses
wrong night," said John Adams, ara not entirely attributable to
committee chairman. "I think on the film selection.
a w^kday night movies could ■ "We didn't do wall with "The
sell." Black Bird" because It bad just
But Program  Director Gary been shown In town. There's not a
"On a $500 movie like Three
Days of the Condor' we would
have to sellout to break even," be
"I don't think tbe SO <
eterred anyone," said
Lest semester we bad it and the
Dm aeries did very well. 1 th!
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chairman of the board, said be
planned   to   visit   the   ABC
Carl      Levin,      secretary-
treasurer of tbe board, stud he
mtoit"
Buckley to
speak Friday
William   P.   Buckley,
Freedom" at 11:15 pjn. tn
the Mens Gym.
Admission la free to those
presenting a CSUF Identification card and $3 to