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Air rescue operation Atlantic Richfield*s dean air ear caravan will conclude its two-day FSC visit this afternoon. The caravan is conduct* ing free exhaust-emission tests and pollution-control checks on vehicles. Jeff Kidder, a member of the ceravsn crew from Chicago, makes a minor carburetor adjustment on a student's car. Interested students can hove their csrs tested at the psrking lot esst of the Engineering Building. W /«oy w'o 1 W Altaerab*- ^^^^^^^H m\ UartBBBBBYl M m wnoj> Par ffl J 1 CaafaawBsTi J^^^^^^^^^M , \ \!! ^ ^1 k dai y (£imi£^e^ LXXVII/71 Fresno State College Fresno. California Wednesday, February 9, 1972 Students may get legal adviser PtC students who find themselves faced with the need for legal advice mey be able to turn to a Legal Advisement Coordinator in die future lor beep. The State College Trestees, In recogntring this student problem, bees Balds provision* Is a pro- do to be seed to flnencorlegsl cewneeling. The estent of this counseling would be limited to helping the student to determine wh sober bis problem Is s legal one and whether he should retain legal counsel. Two more vacancies in Senate Student senators will consider the replacement of a pair of senators who havs reelgned snd view two visual presentations by Student Body President PM1 Sherwood at their weekly meeting today. The student legislators will m*et at 3 p.m In CU 312. David Fox. senator from the School of Professional Stool ee, and Bo-Yes Ngan. senator from the School of Natural Sciences, hsve left vacancies" that may be filled in two ways. The remaining representatives from esch of oho srhaala may call lor elections within 10 days. or the student body peeeldset may if the time The Legal Advisement Coordinator would also refer the student to legal counsel through s bar association or other legal aid bodies. This proposal included In Section 42659 of Title 5. would not include the eee of student body feeds to finance a position that wooid provide advocacy in any legal action or that would serve aa the primsry source of legsl counsel In manors that would result in s legal action. The legal adviser would not actively engage in the practice of law. The legal advisement coordinator would be permitted to act aa a •bossding boerd" for student* wishing '0 Inquire into the of legsl problems and i permit advisement and re ferral to appropriate acencles and Individuals. At FSC. the position of legal advisement coordinator wouad not only provide bestc legal informs- lfr ataosnis. bet woeM also legal second or third year law eat at one of the two local law schools would probably heed the position of legal advise meat coordinator The position would be a part-time on*, functioning a maximum of 10 hours per week during the academic year. of tr made op of the base of at itive.thes t and the chairman of th* senate legal committee. i will present excerpts from a slide show he bos prepared to laform community croups on the role of student He will alee oot op a "priority In oth dent swsaasr Chock Sclmeca will present s resolution reoeeettng a student lepiossnt stive be placed oa the Student Affairs Committee, and Senior Class b em pre senter on Athlettca to submit thstr policy manual tor approval of ro w/hot If thsy gave a Book Fsir and nobody The flret Student Senate Used Book Fair has been anything but a success aa very few students have used the facilities for anything more than sitting. The event, which runs through today, was planned te help students buy and sell used books. School given critical report By Lorry H Ro*er* While comnaendtng the FSC School of Education for' its oet- campes aad take a critical look at what we ere dotsg right and doing wrong." said leees. "We : work to west Fresno's wanted to find oot where we sSeod Center tor Urban rsereriee, a special evaluation of oho school, rsiaooad last week, bee pinpointed several deflctenctee end problem areas that could seriously effect the school end Its students If not corrected within the neat two or three years. Complied from a three-day aeries of Interviews in December with administrators, faculty. tors, the report was dose by a board of visitors composed of college by Prasaooot Bonoon Baxter and Dr. Ralph Evens, Seen of the School of Education. Mem hers of the board were Dr J. W. Blancher. eeetetaot to the proot- bent of the Kaaaas Stale Teachers College. Dr. Radotph Seodo. dean of the School of Education, Cal Stats Lee Angeles aad Dr Gary D. Feestsrmschor, asalstsnt professor of educstloa, UCLA. •We asked them to essee so Draft boards release expanded regulations Ths Selective Service Spot*** objector or hardship claaetflce- haa released s new package of tlew will a* gives oho registroat. regulations which bscobbs effec- 4. The registrant who halls to tlve in mid-February. Uatll the sppeax betore bis local or eppoal time when these osw rmlea take board will be given flee days to appeals sod reglstrettoa. They aeoce of claeotflnetlna are ss follows: *. A rogastrsst who has as 1. The leglstiast will be al- latkitlsil poatppBiosal sf to- lowed to appeeibtodecleleoof the ducttoe or bos bees allowed to 2. A resjLetroot stay bring so yssr, wtU receive ceeosdereOee to three wlbsoeoeetebtspereoasl tor s rlaoetfUetlea rksage 30 to appearance and Is entitled to st 40 dsys prior to Ms aetuel lo- tosst 13 minute* to rape so sat has duetto* dote. claim. 4. The rwglstreot win beglv- 3. Ho win bo allowed porooool oo todays prior to Ms lath birth- sesseeresooo betore s gasram of dag sod «o day* toUowtag to reg- tho appeal er P r sal da art al boerd. lobar. 4. A 15-day omttottoa wtl be 10. A roglotrsot mey leave the placed on all three levels of per- i flu alls i si is I Bl at eg the per - sonal anpeorsoce and assyeela. ml sat so of Ms tooal beard. Selective eenrtce tores 110 win be U. beglstrooto of the age 24 sent out toltowleg each leeeL The aed over will be placed ta eases registrant owe doss est wish s 1-H, so bbbbbbbaliiItes heedsag peraeaei aispearenee win be given rlsiaHliatlBB, tootiil of l-A. 30 dsys. aw*J i. The light to s peroeeel cot
Object Description
Title | 1972_02 The Daily Collegian February 1972 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
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 | February 9, 1972 Pg 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
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 | Air rescue operation Atlantic Richfield*s dean air ear caravan will conclude its two-day FSC visit this afternoon. The caravan is conduct* ing free exhaust-emission tests and pollution-control checks on vehicles. Jeff Kidder, a member of the ceravsn crew from Chicago, makes a minor carburetor adjustment on a student's car. Interested students can hove their csrs tested at the psrking lot esst of the Engineering Building. W /«oy w'o 1 W Altaerab*- ^^^^^^^H m\ UartBBBBBYl M m wnoj> Par ffl J 1 CaafaawBsTi J^^^^^^^^^M , \ \!! ^ ^1 k dai y (£imi£^e^ LXXVII/71 Fresno State College Fresno. California Wednesday, February 9, 1972 Students may get legal adviser PtC students who find themselves faced with the need for legal advice mey be able to turn to a Legal Advisement Coordinator in die future lor beep. The State College Trestees, In recogntring this student problem, bees Balds provision* Is a pro- do to be seed to flnencorlegsl cewneeling. The estent of this counseling would be limited to helping the student to determine wh sober bis problem Is s legal one and whether he should retain legal counsel. Two more vacancies in Senate Student senators will consider the replacement of a pair of senators who havs reelgned snd view two visual presentations by Student Body President PM1 Sherwood at their weekly meeting today. The student legislators will m*et at 3 p.m In CU 312. David Fox. senator from the School of Professional Stool ee, and Bo-Yes Ngan. senator from the School of Natural Sciences, hsve left vacancies" that may be filled in two ways. The remaining representatives from esch of oho srhaala may call lor elections within 10 days. or the student body peeeldset may if the time The Legal Advisement Coordinator would also refer the student to legal counsel through s bar association or other legal aid bodies. This proposal included In Section 42659 of Title 5. would not include the eee of student body feeds to finance a position that wooid provide advocacy in any legal action or that would serve aa the primsry source of legsl counsel In manors that would result in s legal action. The legal adviser would not actively engage in the practice of law. The legal advisement coordinator would be permitted to act aa a •bossding boerd" for student* wishing '0 Inquire into the of legsl problems and i permit advisement and re ferral to appropriate acencles and Individuals. At FSC. the position of legal advisement coordinator wouad not only provide bestc legal informs- lfr ataosnis. bet woeM also legal second or third year law eat at one of the two local law schools would probably heed the position of legal advise meat coordinator The position would be a part-time on*, functioning a maximum of 10 hours per week during the academic year. of tr made op of the base of at itive.thes t and the chairman of th* senate legal committee. i will present excerpts from a slide show he bos prepared to laform community croups on the role of student He will alee oot op a "priority In oth dent swsaasr Chock Sclmeca will present s resolution reoeeettng a student lepiossnt stive be placed oa the Student Affairs Committee, and Senior Class b em pre senter on Athlettca to submit thstr policy manual tor approval of ro w/hot If thsy gave a Book Fsir and nobody The flret Student Senate Used Book Fair has been anything but a success aa very few students have used the facilities for anything more than sitting. The event, which runs through today, was planned te help students buy and sell used books. School given critical report By Lorry H Ro*er* While comnaendtng the FSC School of Education for' its oet- campes aad take a critical look at what we ere dotsg right and doing wrong." said leees. "We : work to west Fresno's wanted to find oot where we sSeod Center tor Urban rsereriee, a special evaluation of oho school, rsiaooad last week, bee pinpointed several deflctenctee end problem areas that could seriously effect the school end Its students If not corrected within the neat two or three years. Complied from a three-day aeries of Interviews in December with administrators, faculty. tors, the report was dose by a board of visitors composed of college by Prasaooot Bonoon Baxter and Dr. Ralph Evens, Seen of the School of Education. Mem hers of the board were Dr J. W. Blancher. eeetetaot to the proot- bent of the Kaaaas Stale Teachers College. Dr. Radotph Seodo. dean of the School of Education, Cal Stats Lee Angeles aad Dr Gary D. Feestsrmschor, asalstsnt professor of educstloa, UCLA. •We asked them to essee so Draft boards release expanded regulations Ths Selective Service Spot*** objector or hardship claaetflce- haa released s new package of tlew will a* gives oho registroat. regulations which bscobbs effec- 4. The registrant who halls to tlve in mid-February. Uatll the sppeax betore bis local or eppoal time when these osw rmlea take board will be given flee days to appeals sod reglstrettoa. They aeoce of claeotflnetlna are ss follows: *. A rogastrsst who has as 1. The leglstiast will be al- latkitlsil poatppBiosal sf to- lowed to appeeibtodecleleoof the ducttoe or bos bees allowed to 2. A resjLetroot stay bring so yssr, wtU receive ceeosdereOee to three wlbsoeoeetebtspereoasl tor s rlaoetfUetlea rksage 30 to appearance and Is entitled to st 40 dsys prior to Ms aetuel lo- tosst 13 minute* to rape so sat has duetto* dote. claim. 4. The rwglstreot win beglv- 3. Ho win bo allowed porooool oo todays prior to Ms lath birth- sesseeresooo betore s gasram of dag sod «o day* toUowtag to reg- tho appeal er P r sal da art al boerd. lobar. 4. A 15-day omttottoa wtl be 10. A roglotrsot mey leave the placed on all three levels of per- i flu alls i si is I Bl at eg the per - sonal anpeorsoce and assyeela. ml sat so of Ms tooal beard. Selective eenrtce tores 110 win be U. beglstrooto of the age 24 sent out toltowleg each leeeL The aed over will be placed ta eases registrant owe doss est wish s 1-H, so bbbbbbbaliiItes heedsag peraeaei aispearenee win be given rlsiaHliatlBB, tootiil of l-A. 30 dsys. aw*J i. The light to s peroeeel cot |