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TWDody
Weeks mourn over loss of brother after suicide
Last Sunafoy evening, fpsonsbsr 11, at
approssirrtatefy 11 10, dse Creek system
and CSUF suffered a tragic loss as the
suicidal death of Mark Bell, active mem
bet ot Theta Chi fraaOrmty
Tms week dse Creak Column is dedicated to Mark Bell on behalf of die fraternity and sorority iiieoabei s in rnernory
of his hie
It snot for us to ask "why', only Mark
can give the answer, and he s no longer
with us We can, rsowever continue to
give support to his brodsers of Theta Chi
The 20-year-Old CSUf student
pledged Theta Chi fraternity in the
spring of 1978 He was the vice president
in charge of the little ustor f
held offices of sooaJ ctHaarrtsj
tant house nsanager Mark also actively
participated in tnbarnural sports of hts
fraternity His maaor was chasmical en-
Oeve Crevett, president of Theta On
said. *l iust can t believe he s gone Nothing ever affected him in farms of depression, he seemed to enaoy life to dse
fullest He was a fun person to be with
because he was witty, smart, and a good
friend He I iked to have a good time '
On the back of has Creek -lettered mr
say is inscribed Mark's nickname,
Tinker Hts friendly polite manner made
Mark well liked among the entire Creek
system
In this respect, the Creeks have sup-
Mark Dove gives special thanks
men of Alpha Carnma Rho who
Theta Chi brothers wtth a
i Monday, and to die
Sigma Chi biothers who fty their flag at
half-mast this week Thank you $ are
also extended for floral ausnsaemeiai
and card* from Alpha Gamma Rho,
Alpha Xi Delta, Detta Carrtma, Oetta
Upsilon. Kappa Alpha Theta. Kappa
Kappa Carnma, Kappa Sigma. Lambda
Chi Alpha, Phi Mu. Stoma Alpha
E psi Ion Sigma Chi and Sigma Nu
School support and sympathy have been
rerictered By Bob Lurtdol, fraternity advisor and Dean Corcoran from Student
Affairs
In rrtemory of Mark, the brodsers of
Theta Chi will wear Nat^errrsbends this
1 PAPERBACK
BESTSELLERS
1 1 FOOLS DIE by Puzo
■ 2 NURSE by Antterson
|3 CHESAPEAKE by Machener
■ 4 SECOhaD GENERATION by Fast 1
Is PULLINCYTXi1IC>PVNSTRINC I
by Dyer
■ 6 THE FAR PAVILIONS by Kaye
1 7 AjvtERICAN CAESAR
by Mancfsester
|8 EVERGREEN by Plain
|9 THE ENTITY by Defeirtta
■ 10 THE EYE OF THE NEEOLE
bvKrante
CENBULBOOICS
Lower LevH I
THEKjENNEL t
J BOOKsSTORE |
| (lnJpeHeortCaTfwC>rspus) {
AIR FORCE
NURSE
INTERNSHIPS
The US Aar Force Nurse Corps is
offering an tntornshep program far
BSN grsduotoi who have toss than
inter'^shsp rs ffvo nsantfp m length
and offers the new peotaeseonel nurse
Force Nurse For additional eoonoa*
taon coritact Maaor Sarah f tester
Nurse wafcruament Offsoer,
3D Iwpjartpergar Road, Ctokiand. CA
04S312, or call collect (41Stf7iV74J5
the pledges will
block ctoth beneath their pledge pass
Last Monday evening, a prayer meet
ing was ratid by the brothers, asurrtnae
and frionds of Mark's at the fraternity
house On Tuesday evening a Rosary
was held in Mark's horaotown of
ScHKied, followed by the fursera! on Wed-
nesday morning at 9 10
In actuation to the entire Creak system,
Mark leaves his rnother, three brothers
endorse sister His father is rleoawaod
The brothers of Tlseta Chi am I
a rrtemorsal service for Mark on Traurv
day evening at 8 in the Nemsnan Center
All friends and acquaintances of Mark's
are invited to attend
Dave added. "Mark did a lot for dp
entire Creek system, aa wed as his own
fraternity, but he never really got tl
recognition has deserved Perhaps
he's looking clown on us now, he'll set
how much wo realty care "
Child abuse
symposium
Free* Page 1
cases than diet because only one out d
every three deaths are reported as being
caused by abuse
Laavitt said that of dse people whs
abuse children, 80 percent were abused
themselves Also 100 percent of the no-
lent innsated at San Quentin State pen-
itontiary ware abused when they were
between the apes of berth and 10
As far as the children thaanilap
having protection, on Jarsuary of tha
year, the American Humane Society
separated children and animals into two
different categories wfseroas befort they
were in one group
The reason it has taken so loot (er
chilclren to get their own section aad
magazine, is because animal lovers pd
out more rraoney than chilclren lovers,
so children had to ride on their rnonty
until now
Children am also beginning to haa
thesr own attorrieys m child abuse caste,
so they can ba rapraaantad batter The
is a new practice and is ruappenfjij
mostly in the Southern California area.
Meeting scheduled
and efface sjboHl I A Women
m* s Alliance meeting ■
scheckated for today at 3 p m m Saa
Ramon 3. room 115
fhroritv tauitmcnt Presentation
Laat Students
Association
•riartin Luther Kinqjr.. hfoll
School of Law
Univ. of California. Davi5
Spopaored by Froaao State La Rare
PiACI Studont Union Rocaa 312 - 3131
0ATE Friday, asovaasbar 16, 1979
TiMf 12:00 F. H. Noon
JJ
Object Description
| Title | 1979_11 The Daily Collegian November 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 | November 14, 1979, Page 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 |
| Full-Text-Search | TWDody Weeks mourn over loss of brother after suicide Last Sunafoy evening, fpsonsbsr 11, at approssirrtatefy 11 10, dse Creek system and CSUF suffered a tragic loss as the suicidal death of Mark Bell, active mem bet ot Theta Chi fraaOrmty Tms week dse Creak Column is dedicated to Mark Bell on behalf of die fraternity and sorority iiieoabei s in rnernory of his hie It snot for us to ask "why', only Mark can give the answer, and he s no longer with us We can, rsowever continue to give support to his brodsers of Theta Chi The 20-year-Old CSUf student pledged Theta Chi fraternity in the spring of 1978 He was the vice president in charge of the little ustor f held offices of sooaJ ctHaarrtsj tant house nsanager Mark also actively participated in tnbarnural sports of hts fraternity His maaor was chasmical en- Oeve Crevett, president of Theta On said. *l iust can t believe he s gone Nothing ever affected him in farms of depression, he seemed to enaoy life to dse fullest He was a fun person to be with because he was witty, smart, and a good friend He I iked to have a good time ' On the back of has Creek -lettered mr say is inscribed Mark's nickname, Tinker Hts friendly polite manner made Mark well liked among the entire Creek system In this respect, the Creeks have sup- Mark Dove gives special thanks men of Alpha Carnma Rho who Theta Chi brothers wtth a i Monday, and to die Sigma Chi biothers who fty their flag at half-mast this week Thank you $ are also extended for floral ausnsaemeiai and card* from Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Xi Delta, Detta Carrtma, Oetta Upsilon. Kappa Alpha Theta. Kappa Kappa Carnma, Kappa Sigma. Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Mu. Stoma Alpha E psi Ion Sigma Chi and Sigma Nu School support and sympathy have been rerictered By Bob Lurtdol, fraternity advisor and Dean Corcoran from Student Affairs In rrtemory of Mark, the brodsers of Theta Chi will wear Nat^errrsbends this 1 PAPERBACK BESTSELLERS 1 1 FOOLS DIE by Puzo ■ 2 NURSE by Antterson |3 CHESAPEAKE by Machener ■ 4 SECOhaD GENERATION by Fast 1 Is PULLINCYTXi1IC>PVNSTRINC I by Dyer ■ 6 THE FAR PAVILIONS by Kaye 1 7 AjvtERICAN CAESAR by Mancfsester |8 EVERGREEN by Plain |9 THE ENTITY by Defeirtta ■ 10 THE EYE OF THE NEEOLE bvKrante CENBULBOOICS Lower LevH I THEKjENNEL t J BOOKsSTORE | | (lnJpeHeortCaTfwC>rspus) { AIR FORCE NURSE INTERNSHIPS The US Aar Force Nurse Corps is offering an tntornshep program far BSN grsduotoi who have toss than inter'^shsp rs ffvo nsantfp m length and offers the new peotaeseonel nurse Force Nurse For additional eoonoa* taon coritact Maaor Sarah f tester Nurse wafcruament Offsoer, 3D Iwpjartpergar Road, Ctokiand. CA 04S312, or call collect (41Stf7iV74J5 the pledges will block ctoth beneath their pledge pass Last Monday evening, a prayer meet ing was ratid by the brothers, asurrtnae and frionds of Mark's at the fraternity house On Tuesday evening a Rosary was held in Mark's horaotown of ScHKied, followed by the fursera! on Wed- nesday morning at 9 10 In actuation to the entire Creak system, Mark leaves his rnother, three brothers endorse sister His father is rleoawaod The brothers of Tlseta Chi am I a rrtemorsal service for Mark on Traurv day evening at 8 in the Nemsnan Center All friends and acquaintances of Mark's are invited to attend Dave added. "Mark did a lot for dp entire Creek system, aa wed as his own fraternity, but he never really got tl recognition has deserved Perhaps he's looking clown on us now, he'll set how much wo realty care " Child abuse symposium Free* Page 1 cases than diet because only one out d every three deaths are reported as being caused by abuse Laavitt said that of dse people whs abuse children, 80 percent were abused themselves Also 100 percent of the no- lent innsated at San Quentin State pen- itontiary ware abused when they were between the apes of berth and 10 As far as the children thaanilap having protection, on Jarsuary of tha year, the American Humane Society separated children and animals into two different categories wfseroas befort they were in one group The reason it has taken so loot (er chilclren to get their own section aad magazine, is because animal lovers pd out more rraoney than chilclren lovers, so children had to ride on their rnonty until now Children am also beginning to haa thesr own attorrieys m child abuse caste, so they can ba rapraaantad batter The is a new practice and is ruappenfjij mostly in the Southern California area. Meeting scheduled and efface sjboHl I A Women m* s Alliance meeting ■ scheckated for today at 3 p m m Saa Ramon 3. room 115 fhroritv tauitmcnt Presentation Laat Students Association •riartin Luther Kinqjr.. hfoll School of Law Univ. of California. Davi5 Spopaored by Froaao State La Rare PiACI Studont Union Rocaa 312 - 3131 0ATE Friday, asovaasbar 16, 1979 TiMf 12:00 F. H. Noon JJ |
