1979_11 The Daily Collegian November 1979

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Lack of support
Mascot proponents angered at AS Senate
treaty i^SBaapajiawi seowt st
media   Outsede of  the  rrseetsng,   Mr
Stack saad they would cotrttact the Frgene
Bee nawspesper and kgig».jton channel
Don and Mary BUck had no praise for     47
the C5UF student fjovernnvjnt TuaatJay «. jsVwn '• hassand ke esse lubIv in thea tswaaaa
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obtained   from   an   Ark/arrses
woiiMbedoBwsawd
O>rcoran said he billowed there was
had been offioalry
guidilinai for such
Black said that he
had oargjajej,
d hm tagj
AS
Clervid Ostwme
vmJ Dttora tiagtakaj
the issue with Begs
I $225 on a plane tafia* for a prt>
Corcoran, cesan of student affairs   'It's
I by the California
State University and &Meges (>artcel
kes office
fuat not that sempee ' He saad that all of
The Baacks, two CSUF students, ware «. l. _^ *^ rSmm\rkm\it asaons—' asVews
avwjwred that they hed not been tr.frjr^rved ^ ~ ""*
of the Seawste Outvajach OatiwYkitawa'sOay
cisaon last weak to Caaeugjg
I 4 live rruaacot but not
that the        'She is gcung to be donating the dog
I to got organize- and her aervaoag in return for tha mo-
nay/ SselswaaT Bill rVAajephy toftd Garoor
The BasKks ahe rejegnved tatte support m He mmmi Corcoran if aapproval would
for dkier propose, to staok funding wttnan be needed for an smjrmsment where the
the csnosjwunoty by notifying the news searvtcas of the Ettacks and the dog thoy
Mr BUck responoasd by saying that
Tom Kane, sports Infermotion OaTOAtui
possesses such a fJoctetweret Coratrary to
the daemg of both Kane and Jim Rop-
teafMch, precedent of the AJumni Ajisooa
t»on, the BaoKks Sued that the two men
had toad them that rf the*/ srrangaarj the
purxKase of the smmymm money would be
Corcoran told tf
siSould contact Voce
Robert O  Bess. ab~,        .    .
for the dog on behalf of theooitejge
Black seed After the irseotirsg that ajj
was artejgred by the eaxuee thet it is to
TTf tarrt and iltrrr nhaatl of sawaaasasaal ■
that has not ertebaed orgenij^tions to et
fast enough to let hem know rf the da
woajld bo purchased or if he siiould sssg
ft back to Arkenses before tr« rwjvejnhW
dawatJing set by its owner and breeom
Elsie Enkson
Bob Vega, financial mgnaajer for Oe
AS, said ha believed the cortseOawmtioa d
funding for the mascot is a motter tket
should be ftancfted by the athletk esww
I istion
Karate as a sport Something for everyone
•I don Hike to fight '
Not an unusual utterance, but rf that
comes from g sexond degree BUck Belt
wrho C4*me raome last sunvner from latpan
after being riemed the outstanding US
participant in Kumrte (spurring) you
might think you mtsuraderstood him
Dan Taylor thinks that' s a pity
n see Karate aaa sport,' saad the bus-
inarss administration senior, 'Karate is
my tabby Linforturiatefy. instructors
tend to coromercielire it
'Most people thank of Black Belts as
surjsjcmen Actually they are a type of
bargtreser They now have the tools, now
'Karate is my hobby.
Unfortunately,
instructors tend to
commercialize it'
they will spend the rest of their life using
tfwjm And the only people who worry
about rank are those who are gorng to
quit '
Arwaybe the bigggit rejgaon Taylor
waowoTJ Ksirate as a sport ts because lies
been neuoeved in them aatnoat all his life
But it wasn t until he was on the Army
awajnfjajig team an Cdernany nana veavrs
ego that he
points for
finishing in the top six, Dan asked to
join the US team against the Japevw>se
team
In Japan, Taylor lost midway through
the single elimination Kumrte tournament, losing m overtime to the All-Japan
cfvempson *
In fact, the Japanese overpowered the
Ajrsencans winning the meet easily,
taking not onfy the indtvr>duaJ Kumrte,
but die team Kumrte (scored |ust like
dual college boxing or wrestling one
point for the taam for a win) and Kate
'Kata is much like floor gkaarcigei in
gytTtnastKs." said Taylor, 'You go
through a routine all by yourself and are
fudged on 4 scale from one to ten on your
balance and technsQue It is definitely
the rxxjghest competition, the fsardest
all around, it tekes a lot out of you men-
'allvandphysicalry *
I fact that he could easily
» US tgujm again for its artnxsa.
match in Japan. Taylor doubts rf he'll
make the trek again this summer
"Kerate is not realty rejcngmaad aa a
sport,* He says 'and so wo don t get
much financial support I baaroly mode It
Japan last year, I don't know rf I could,
or would veent to do it sgawa '
It's also urrfortunate that Karate is
not an Olympic sport, for Don (earls ha
a  "very good chance* of
out of Karate before they gat it and look
for the the right school Whs*, I east out
of the Arrow I dkgee to Cases Key school
m Daiano ' seed Jayior
A lOW vajsaTS  laawar,   with  the  rnatp of
hn^ajsasrjswr Ken Wasggen a 4th Onsgroe
biack belt, Dean was *1sevhaing' in peaces
like Ptwjrjnia  San Otego and Irvine »n the
the US has boon Osecussmg 4dding rt sn
the t«jB4 Los Ajageees games What does
Taylor thank of has chances of traveling
south if that bexomes a reagiety?
'Maybe, but I m 28 now, and in four
veers I don t know what I'N be doong
I don't know rf I II be abee to, I'd lake
ta ' ha rapaaad
Of course, emele Dan ts minkkjhg of has
dpprosKhing asge oSgjee may ba tathar
Taysors on thee way Aieveewy hig son eg
tnuyjeVauJ ei Kovame. aa ia*sach aa a free>
ieeroid can ba. And hag two yejejasger
VVsjotarn Otviiaon of the J
•Um Karate as a reel family theng.'
IwJj4sW»,   'It  has  BuaaaaBuaweeTJ  fur every-