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I '**! Oath President's silence ends Baxter engaged in raising funds for CSUF By Barbara Deters Daily CaBegian Aaaaciate Edtter After months oi silence with the campus and press, CSUF President Norman A Baxter talked about the role he has been playing at the university since his resignation Baxter who resigned May 21, has been allowed to continue working m the area oi 'external atiatrs' until jan 1 19B0, centering on fundraising activities with the community In an exclusive 40-minute interview •vifh The Daily Coilegian A»»dnesdav Baxter outlined in some* detail his current administrative duties Baxter had remained silent with the press and with dw CSUF campus since he was asked to resign from his post May 21 by the California State Univer sities ond Colleges (CSUC) Board of Trustees Formor CSUC Assistant Vice Chan- Mining presentation begins Sunday Peter Jones, one of England's leading authorities on nuclear power, will pre sent a series of slide presentations on uranium mining and it s impact on such peoples as the Australian Aborigines and Native Americans The presentations will be held on Sunday Sept 9 at 7 p m in Room 2 of the old cafeteria, and on Monday Sept 10 at noon in C U Room 312 Jones is sponsored by Students for Alternative Energy Sources For more information, call 264-5803 . el lor tor Academic Affairs Dr Robert O Bess was appointed shortly after the announcement as the new Vice-Presi dent In-Charge of 'internal affairs' at CSUF Although Baxter may be politically ciead on campus he appears to be alive m the F resno community as a vital part iture CSUF fundraising Relaxing in his office chair at mid morning Wednesday the serious lines ft wear caused by the continuous turmoil of his presidency had faded since the Trustees decision and his voice un restrained was even and controlled Although he would not comment on his future plans, or on any of his per social feelings, he was willing to talk about his main duty involvement with the CSUF Foundation the auxiliary organizatin which handles all non state funds for the university such as dona tions to build the new stadium Community supporters oi the Founda tion are in a "wait and see' mood, said Baxter 'People that I have asked for money who have given for years' are now betng noncommittal with their financial support, he said The CSUF President said he will encourage this 'wait and see' attitude in the community, asking the Founda tion s backers not to bait out on funding or commit their monies to another um versify at least until the top administra tive position has been permanently filled and priorities have been set 'What I'm doing is feeding off the past,' said Baxter, in regards to the university's past accomplishments and priorities In essence he is hoping sup porters will not take a knee-ierk reac •»>-»-»-»-»«»-»>-»-»-»>»4>«>. Weather terms valuable to meteorologists *>■».»»■»■»'»'» e> e> e> •» e> o For many people the term 'weather' means nothing more than finding out rf the day is going to be warm or cold But for the meteorologist (meteor ology the study of the atmosphere), farmer health enthusiast and others, weather can play an important part of their everyday activities and bears a closer examination The following is a list oi some of dw more obscure weather terms: a barometer measures atmospheric pressure, used to predict rainfall dew point the amount of moisture in the atr mold count the amount of mold spores m the atmxtsi>here important to those with allergies Particulate a contributor to smog usually smoke or dust pollen index the amount oi poller n the air a vital measurement for the allergenic burn or no bum day important tc farmers tells whether air currents are swift enough to allow burning oi harvest stubble Baxter has spent his final months "sort of in and out' of his Thomas Administration Building office This week, he was in his office on Tuesday throughout the morning and early after noon He spent enough time in the office on Wednesday to grant The Detfy CaBegian interview Thursday he spent the day meeting with potential university supporters and plans to be in the office part of today Baxter spoke at the annual CSUF Bull dog Foundation kickoff dinner Tuesday night Upon receiving a standing ovation from ov*r 1 000 persons in attendance he highlighted the important dates m Bulldog history explaining how CSUF had worked its way up from the college division to the university division He and his wife were presented a silver tea service set by the ( s» f Bulldog Foundation Board of Trustees and the full scholarship donars and a framed picture of the stadium by the athletK department tronary attitude with the university Although he did make a speech at ttve dinner |ust days ago Baxter said he will not commrt himself to any future speak ing engagements saying that he will 'wait and see what develops Of the list of duties Baxter has been working closely with the President s Club and President s Circle organiza tions which arc both university support ers He has also been preparing the foundation budget helping to fill vacancies for the Foundation Board of Trustees and planning the President s Club annual dinner to be held later this fall Baxter reports to the Chancellor sporadicallv as the need arises and has no direct contact with the operations of the university itself Vice President in charge O Robert O Bess said he has had one meeting wrth Baxter since his appointment )une 15 See Page 7 The Daily Collegian Weekly Calendar Sat Sept 8 Sun Sept 4 TO 00 a m CSUF annual watermelon run Sign ups begin at 9 00 a m in the Men s Gym 7:30p.m Football game-Bulldogs vs University of Idaho at Ratcltff Stadium Fraternity rush -Pregame and postgame activities Rush continues through Sept 13 Men Sept 10 Late registration and regular add Extension classes begin contact Office of Continuing Education (2S49I Applications being accepted through Sept 21 for Vintage Days Committee in ollege Union room IT Barbeque m F ree Speech area sponsored by Pan Afnkan Union 700 pm p,|ipmo Oub welcome meeting in CUg304 7 57pm gtbte study at Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Wed Sep! 12 Pan Afrikan Union meeting in CU H400P Carry Marshall in 'Comedy is a Funny Business' in the John Wright Theater Traun Sept 13 7 30pm 'Attica' rjocumenUry film accounting 1971 inmate rebellion in Science Btdg Room 121 Fri Sept 14 ) 15pm Crease matinee in IA 101 7 OOp n The movie Crease in CU Lounge also shown at 9 10 and 11 20 p m
Object Description
Title | 1979_09 The Daily Collegian September 1979 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1979 |
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 |
Description
Title | September 7, 1979 Pg 2 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1979 |
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 |
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Oath President's silence ends Baxter engaged in raising funds for CSUF By Barbara Deters Daily CaBegian Aaaaciate Edtter After months oi silence with the campus and press, CSUF President Norman A Baxter talked about the role he has been playing at the university since his resignation Baxter who resigned May 21, has been allowed to continue working m the area oi 'external atiatrs' until jan 1 19B0, centering on fundraising activities with the community In an exclusive 40-minute interview •vifh The Daily Coilegian A»»dnesdav Baxter outlined in some* detail his current administrative duties Baxter had remained silent with the press and with dw CSUF campus since he was asked to resign from his post May 21 by the California State Univer sities ond Colleges (CSUC) Board of Trustees Formor CSUC Assistant Vice Chan- Mining presentation begins Sunday Peter Jones, one of England's leading authorities on nuclear power, will pre sent a series of slide presentations on uranium mining and it s impact on such peoples as the Australian Aborigines and Native Americans The presentations will be held on Sunday Sept 9 at 7 p m in Room 2 of the old cafeteria, and on Monday Sept 10 at noon in C U Room 312 Jones is sponsored by Students for Alternative Energy Sources For more information, call 264-5803 . el lor tor Academic Affairs Dr Robert O Bess was appointed shortly after the announcement as the new Vice-Presi dent In-Charge of 'internal affairs' at CSUF Although Baxter may be politically ciead on campus he appears to be alive m the F resno community as a vital part iture CSUF fundraising Relaxing in his office chair at mid morning Wednesday the serious lines ft wear caused by the continuous turmoil of his presidency had faded since the Trustees decision and his voice un restrained was even and controlled Although he would not comment on his future plans, or on any of his per social feelings, he was willing to talk about his main duty involvement with the CSUF Foundation the auxiliary organizatin which handles all non state funds for the university such as dona tions to build the new stadium Community supporters oi the Founda tion are in a "wait and see' mood, said Baxter 'People that I have asked for money who have given for years' are now betng noncommittal with their financial support, he said The CSUF President said he will encourage this 'wait and see' attitude in the community, asking the Founda tion s backers not to bait out on funding or commit their monies to another um versify at least until the top administra tive position has been permanently filled and priorities have been set 'What I'm doing is feeding off the past,' said Baxter, in regards to the university's past accomplishments and priorities In essence he is hoping sup porters will not take a knee-ierk reac •»>-»-»-»-»«»-»>-»-»-»>»4>«>. Weather terms valuable to meteorologists *>■».»»■»■»'»'» e> e> e> •» e> o For many people the term 'weather' means nothing more than finding out rf the day is going to be warm or cold But for the meteorologist (meteor ology the study of the atmosphere), farmer health enthusiast and others, weather can play an important part of their everyday activities and bears a closer examination The following is a list oi some of dw more obscure weather terms: a barometer measures atmospheric pressure, used to predict rainfall dew point the amount of moisture in the atr mold count the amount of mold spores m the atmxtsi>here important to those with allergies Particulate a contributor to smog usually smoke or dust pollen index the amount oi poller n the air a vital measurement for the allergenic burn or no bum day important tc farmers tells whether air currents are swift enough to allow burning oi harvest stubble Baxter has spent his final months "sort of in and out' of his Thomas Administration Building office This week, he was in his office on Tuesday throughout the morning and early after noon He spent enough time in the office on Wednesday to grant The Detfy CaBegian interview Thursday he spent the day meeting with potential university supporters and plans to be in the office part of today Baxter spoke at the annual CSUF Bull dog Foundation kickoff dinner Tuesday night Upon receiving a standing ovation from ov*r 1 000 persons in attendance he highlighted the important dates m Bulldog history explaining how CSUF had worked its way up from the college division to the university division He and his wife were presented a silver tea service set by the ( s» f Bulldog Foundation Board of Trustees and the full scholarship donars and a framed picture of the stadium by the athletK department tronary attitude with the university Although he did make a speech at ttve dinner |ust days ago Baxter said he will not commrt himself to any future speak ing engagements saying that he will 'wait and see what develops Of the list of duties Baxter has been working closely with the President s Club and President s Circle organiza tions which arc both university support ers He has also been preparing the foundation budget helping to fill vacancies for the Foundation Board of Trustees and planning the President s Club annual dinner to be held later this fall Baxter reports to the Chancellor sporadicallv as the need arises and has no direct contact with the operations of the university itself Vice President in charge O Robert O Bess said he has had one meeting wrth Baxter since his appointment )une 15 See Page 7 The Daily Collegian Weekly Calendar Sat Sept 8 Sun Sept 4 TO 00 a m CSUF annual watermelon run Sign ups begin at 9 00 a m in the Men s Gym 7:30p.m Football game-Bulldogs vs University of Idaho at Ratcltff Stadium Fraternity rush -Pregame and postgame activities Rush continues through Sept 13 Men Sept 10 Late registration and regular add Extension classes begin contact Office of Continuing Education (2S49I Applications being accepted through Sept 21 for Vintage Days Committee in ollege Union room IT Barbeque m F ree Speech area sponsored by Pan Afnkan Union 700 pm p,|ipmo Oub welcome meeting in CUg304 7 57pm gtbte study at Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Wed Sep! 12 Pan Afrikan Union meeting in CU H400P Carry Marshall in 'Comedy is a Funny Business' in the John Wright Theater Traun Sept 13 7 30pm 'Attica' rjocumenUry film accounting 1971 inmate rebellion in Science Btdg Room 121 Fri Sept 14 ) 15pm Crease matinee in IA 101 7 OOp n The movie Crease in CU Lounge also shown at 9 10 and 11 20 p m |