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STEEP AGENCY FEES
'Do-it-yourself
job hunting best
ft) All
Job-
n ■ un<1\
taff wmsr
tbii traumatic
nts with Utile
i aad a* business con-
,acta So many students are Mr-
lnf • "aitddle n,an" - ** •*?"
ploymoat agency - to do At
hunting lor thoav
There ara aaara tkaa to •»•
ploymoat t
if* ofhrtag l
part-time Joft fHaaaaant. Th*
igencto*' asrvlcss ara fre* anttl
Jf applicant la plac*d. oat than
h* ratoe ar**t**p usually 50-40
cant of a castors or'a ftrat on*** oat i
aktlled and la looking for part-
ttoae or summer work he'd probably ba better off making tola
own coatacta.
"Moat mnmtr >oba don't pay
that woll invwiv • Paraona aatd,
"eod If an empeaysaent agency
tabes «0 par cant of a student's
flrat month s salary he's probably not going to aam enough to
man* oar ee rvice worthwhile. "
CfUF Placement Cantor Coaa-
aalor Barbara Logan agreed with
Faraona, sa> tng students who go
throagh #rr>piovm«nt afaaciaa to
find summer jobs "hardly ev*r
par
rrontb'a aalary.
•Th* coat la wort* it If a
vudent has apacUl akllla aad la
I to a
Coanaatoatoa an-
full-ttjao Job.' aaid I oyut Par
v>m of tba Veltoy-WideEanaJoy-
ment Agency "»nt U aa'a aa-
JOB PERMITS
FOR FOREIGN
STUDENTS
F >relga
■tar m
obtain
!mml|
Service I
ftriala,
immigration
rwuncoment
ommlaelonor
k.apmaa Mid that Ma dvdawsa
to withhold authority fronts
ofnclala to act oa foreign a
rtoueohf tor summer wort per-
t issloa was latoadod to protact
jummor Job opportunttlaa lor
America*- yoath. Including Victim eterans and members of
inortty froapa
Ha laid tba decision waabaaod
n ubor markat advice farntabod
' tha U.S. Manpower Administrating}.
"For aajiaial y*ars the Manpower Administration baa nd-
Khtsofs
• icnitwda that nana
' -at of aMeos If d*prlviagy**ng
» • -icaaa W ass flad sisanhriaks*
aotlra aalary an ipah rant anrna
tha flrat month.* Loffan aatd. «a,f
a atwdont aarna S4S0 a month.
ba'U only bo making about $375
one* taaoa ara taken oat. Bat tha
acoacy will chart* 60 par coat of
the entire $450.'
ffowosor. Paraona aald, atu-
daota with apociaUiod akllls or
praeloaa experience and are
tooktn« for permanent work, often
And the employment agency°>
ltd tnvaloabl*
-Many highly aklllad atudonta
simply don't haea tha cantocto
they noad
neaeee thoy ara qualified for."
■Wi can raad* thorn to
BM -kin-
CARRYING THE NATIONAL Fl AG of Movtoo, members of Teafro marched in
tront or va Ama*wkne*g*r
yaaaai day aa Semana de ia Raza cetebcaitona oat underway. Around noon the
grnaay AnipWrhaotar waa
fiiiad w^hhotokntohmf children who had oame to CSUF to norform dancing programs m the Free Speooh
Araa and the Con*** Union oa part of tha hMlilHoa. Photo by Erik Strom.
v euay-frith
la a wtda van-
*ty of job*. Tha boat oftportant-
tlaa, saw aald, ara ia aaaaaca-
meot training, aacrotortal and
clerical
waraf
Logaacaat
lnff of aatng aaemptoy mem agon-*
cy to "ba careful which agency
you goto.*
It's hard to know which agency
will give yea tha boot service "
aha aatd. 'Probably tha beat w*V
to Aad oat la throafh word-of-
moath, aoeaaai a tot of otoaoata
have aaad tha agencies Alao, a
stathat ahoald go to the agoacy,
ask to 99» tha rata*, aad qaoa-
floa what percentage of hit actaal
aalary the he will be baaed on
aad whan It will bo payable.
ara roalry hard oa applicants.■
WCrjagESOAY, MAY 1, 1*74
L XXVIII '125
EGIAN
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY FRESNO
> V
Senate moves to change
the Association structure
By Jam** Gay
Collegian Staff Writer
Tha fttudoat Sonata yootorday
paaaad two roophttoaa which. IX
carried la the F reano Stat* Col-
leg* Asaociattoa's Ftoord of W-
rectora today, coaid radically
change the financial atractar* of
statfont government
Tha flrat provides lor taking
aU "profits' from tha PJC A«-
kaajaa hi haaaaaapa *<xi ftai
■owUng alloy) aad patting thorn
andor the sfdssllilj hi|iBdjil.
I* effoct. thia wwoM glv* ataahat
Tha aoeaaai caJU the atmcture
the P9C Aoaoctatlon ttaelf
Asaoclatlon determtnea the way
tho mandatory etadeot body ho
is lo be apaat. aad tharatoro
otaowatfl have a matortty on the
rsc's Board of LHrectors Tho
r*v>lation states that fa* PSC
right away."
Logan aald Hoiiali seeking
permanent aacretorial )oba might
*a aervlc*
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
the eamator program l
fsrd to an? odVoraa
Mnanctal rlrroaaaf nana. Ma aa-
rr^saed the vf»w that this policy
i j iot warranted
Rut ho aajipaaatioit that foreign
"udenta to aaad of aaiggayaaoat
a daa to *o-
whieh
^itinoed aa Pag* 4, Col. 2)
■.■.•••....■.:.•.•.
__ owjte a ho local em-
ptoyvrs flad their aacrvtarlal
ah* aald. "ha can probably flad
Jhnt am esjad a Job oa Ma own,
aad aave himself $900 to $400."
Alao. aha aald. many toba
sgenckaa rehr abtdoats to are
(Coatlaoad on Page 4, Got. I)
T4PC TBAfahCaafPTS
Coacodiag a gllmpoeof hlmaelf
and Ma Oval Office. President
aiaoo Taaaday rotoaood edltod
traaacrlpta that show ha ro-
peatedly dlacaaaod the urgency
of raising bpah monoy tor tha
original Watergate ttofaaahata
and never rejected the tdoo of
makrng ooeh payanejsto.
Meanwhlto. Jama* D.St.Clair.
Preetdent Nixon's lawy*r. Said
j islijjaj that the WMte |
would reject the apodal Watergate prosecutor 'a aabaaaaaj for M
tapad convroatlona tar tha cover up trial*
p*»« m ..i ► s* rajjEF ■fTfJBNB
Alvaro Casahal. Portogal'a
Coeaaaaalty Party hadar, ro-
i Llaboa Taaaday aad
»aa to back tho military jaasta
that overthrew th* aaaaoa'a dlc-
fContlaaad oa Pago 4, Cai. 1$
Th* nor ami ptwaaahar* of sending tha r sou hat as is to ooeamtttee
for a woefc waa kwpasood by a
asanas voto. aad both maassrss
carried by Urge margin*.
Dnve Pat sapart. ksgdaladvw
vjce-acasloaat. said tha roaota-
ttona have to go before the Board
of Director* today aad coasd not
wait a week H* aaad baa absence
of several faculty membara from
tha BOD coasd bo aapactod at
today's mooting, sad that students
therefore would b* given a clear
advantage.
"In oar eaaasen, since tMs
place got* to collect student fee*,
it's a student esgoMssslan," aaad
Davenport who was speaking aa a
repmsontatlv* of thoPtattontSwn-
ata/a eastutlve officers
Carl Whitfield. CoDoga Uaaon
Director, defended tho present
structure of the BOD, aad challenged Davenport'a oocond roan-
Coutlawed oa Pag* 4. Col. 4)
Sunday is deadline for June primary's voter registration
By J snot Morris
Collegian Staff Wrrter
Mjndav la th* lulls* tor rag-
^-rtng to sot* in tho California
i pnman election wMcfc
* hi — three CB0P span on th*
ballot. M
•gl atari eg voters anttl
•day |* $175 (la tha aorth-
orner of the eclonceBulld-
«ad vsrtoos groapa will bo
•d to tha Pro* Spaoch area
<h Frtoay
i alao may register at
-1 re Station aa Baretow
at moat city Ore sta-
» *ad tha Fa*Mon Fair Mail.
gins la running again*! Incasshoat
John Ventura hr th* rreano
Coanty Board of Super visors District Oa* Poet
just meter Hayward Moore Jr.
ts vying tor tha Daraocrattc nosr -
ination tn tha Hat Assembly
District, running I pa last efty
aaaaclaaisn Pvtn C B*U. former
Aaaoatoiyataa Charles B. Garri-
gaa, agronomist Loon Y George
aad Reodley Collage Instructor
Donna McKittrlck The winner
will face lacaanbant Ernest Ifo- -
bloy, unchallenged on th* COP
ballot la November
Vincent La very of CSUF la
vylag hr tha Democratic aasai-
aafhan In tho new 17th Congrea-
atonal Qtatrtot agalaot Cokaty
Board of Paper visors Chairman
John Kraba Tha wtoaor of tha
race will he* th* GOP primary
victor, la ras*k ant Bob Mathtae
or Rtohard Ettner, traaaurar of
the Fraaao County RepubUcan
Central Committee, la November
Aa of the latest coaat. there are
1$ Does ocratic bopefula aad tour
GOP enaahrtsiss tor govomor
sis persons running hr ooanty
pubHc adashalatrator. tour parsons aaaMag th* shortff-coroaer
poet and two imiiBiaiaa •*< for
cosoty/elhrk teooidaf
f^raaofi.
must r*-rogsat*r by I
Calkhioli's primary, i
bellot aad In judicial race*, tho
five coanty superior court ln-
c umboats aad one tn unlet pel court
judge are unoppoaed.
Anyone moat .register to voto ships aad proportion*.
by Sunday If thoy havo asovod Or Parson* sway register
changed their no ate. Sample bai- if thoy ara 17 yoare old s
lota ara not hs *srdad to now win bo IS by Jon* 4.
sddrossos *v*n If tt to wttM
same precinct, block or opart- it
Anyone moving betweao May S
and Jen* 4 may waa* at their oM
precinct or by aaooatoe ballot
which mast h* apaatod hr no hUor
thaaMsf M.
Object Description
| Title | 1974_05 The Daily Collegian May 1974 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1974 |
| 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 | May 1, 1974 Page 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1974 |
| 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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STEEP AGENCY FEES
'Do-it-yourself
job hunting best
ft) All
Job-
n ■ un<1\
taff wmsr
tbii traumatic
nts with Utile
i aad a* business con-
,acta So many students are Mr-
lnf • "aitddle n,an" - ** •*?"
ploymoat agency - to do At
hunting lor thoav
There ara aaara tkaa to •»•
ploymoat t
if* ofhrtag l
part-time Joft fHaaaaant. Th*
igencto*' asrvlcss ara fre* anttl
Jf applicant la plac*d. oat than
h* ratoe ar**t**p usually 50-40
cant of a castors or'a ftrat on*** oat i
aktlled and la looking for part-
ttoae or summer work he'd probably ba better off making tola
own coatacta.
"Moat mnmtr >oba don't pay
that woll invwiv • Paraona aatd,
"eod If an empeaysaent agency
tabes «0 par cant of a student's
flrat month s salary he's probably not going to aam enough to
man* oar ee rvice worthwhile. "
CfUF Placement Cantor Coaa-
aalor Barbara Logan agreed with
Faraona, sa> tng students who go
throagh #rr>piovm«nt afaaciaa to
find summer jobs "hardly ev*r
par
rrontb'a aalary.
•Th* coat la wort* it If a
vudent has apacUl akllla aad la
I to a
Coanaatoatoa an-
full-ttjao Job.' aaid I oyut Par
v>m of tba Veltoy-WideEanaJoy-
ment Agency "»nt U aa'a aa-
JOB PERMITS
FOR FOREIGN
STUDENTS
F >relga
■tar m
obtain
!mml|
Service I
ftriala,
immigration
rwuncoment
ommlaelonor
k.apmaa Mid that Ma dvdawsa
to withhold authority fronts
ofnclala to act oa foreign a
rtoueohf tor summer wort per-
t issloa was latoadod to protact
jummor Job opportunttlaa lor
America*- yoath. Including Victim eterans and members of
inortty froapa
Ha laid tba decision waabaaod
n ubor markat advice farntabod
' tha U.S. Manpower Administrating}.
"For aajiaial y*ars the Manpower Administration baa nd-
Khtsofs
• icnitwda that nana
' -at of aMeos If d*prlviagy**ng
» • -icaaa W ass flad sisanhriaks*
aotlra aalary an ipah rant anrna
tha flrat month.* Loffan aatd. «a,f
a atwdont aarna S4S0 a month.
ba'U only bo making about $375
one* taaoa ara taken oat. Bat tha
acoacy will chart* 60 par coat of
the entire $450.'
ffowosor. Paraona aald, atu-
daota with apociaUiod akllls or
praeloaa experience and are
tooktn« for permanent work, often
And the employment agency°>
ltd tnvaloabl*
-Many highly aklllad atudonta
simply don't haea tha cantocto
they noad
neaeee thoy ara qualified for."
■Wi can raad* thorn to
BM -kin-
CARRYING THE NATIONAL Fl AG of Movtoo, members of Teafro marched in
tront or va Ama*wkne*g*r
yaaaai day aa Semana de ia Raza cetebcaitona oat underway. Around noon the
grnaay AnipWrhaotar waa
fiiiad w^hhotokntohmf children who had oame to CSUF to norform dancing programs m the Free Speooh
Araa and the Con*** Union oa part of tha hMlilHoa. Photo by Erik Strom.
v euay-frith
la a wtda van-
*ty of job*. Tha boat oftportant-
tlaa, saw aald, ara ia aaaaaca-
meot training, aacrotortal and
clerical
waraf
Logaacaat
lnff of aatng aaemptoy mem agon-*
cy to "ba careful which agency
you goto.*
It's hard to know which agency
will give yea tha boot service "
aha aatd. 'Probably tha beat w*V
to Aad oat la throafh word-of-
moath, aoeaaai a tot of otoaoata
have aaad tha agencies Alao, a
stathat ahoald go to the agoacy,
ask to 99» tha rata*, aad qaoa-
floa what percentage of hit actaal
aalary the he will be baaed on
aad whan It will bo payable.
ara roalry hard oa applicants.■
WCrjagESOAY, MAY 1, 1*74
L XXVIII '125
EGIAN
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY FRESNO
> V
Senate moves to change
the Association structure
By Jam** Gay
Collegian Staff Writer
Tha fttudoat Sonata yootorday
paaaad two roophttoaa which. IX
carried la the F reano Stat* Col-
leg* Asaociattoa's Ftoord of W-
rectora today, coaid radically
change the financial atractar* of
statfont government
Tha flrat provides lor taking
aU "profits' from tha PJC A«-
kaajaa hi haaaaaapa * |
