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aeaja 11 October 16,1961-Del l> Ollligliri
DailyCollegian \ Found* im___
editor: Steve Schmidt
Business Manager Terri Blmat
Managing Editor: Joan Hietpas
Assistant Business Manager:
Crystal Lopez
Sports BdHor Chuck Barney
Staff: Jim Graham, Gina Nar-
Photo Editor: Mark Zahner
dozza, Mike Penn and Jeff
Design Editor Diane Dmry
Reynolds.
Reporters: Tom Bohigian, Karen
Busch, Felicia Cousart, Jeff
' Tha Daly Collegian Is published
Domlnguaa, Katie Flynn,
by the Associated Students ot
Richard Lantl, Maroey Met
California State University,
calf, Chris Reynolds, Denlce A.
Fresno, and the newspaper's
Rioe, Peter Scott and Denise
staff. Opinions expressed are
Tucker.
those of Its author*.
Photographers: Robert Gauthier,
Tha newspaper's offices are In
Nadlm George and Mark
the Keats Campus Building,
located south of the CSUF Kennel
Production Staff: Jeff Domlnguee,
Bookstore. Editorial: (200) 204-
Jim Graham, Cindy Guerra
2456, 204-2487; Business-Ad
and KathyVaquliar.
vertising: (200) 204-2206.
The DaHy Collegian Is a member
Advertising Manager: Julie
of the California Intercollegiate
Morandl
Press Association. Subscriptions
Assistant Ad Manager: Carole
are available by mall.
Dodda
Letters to the editor are wel
Ad Sale*: Laurel Fleming and
comed. The newspaper reserves
JeanVevers.
the right to edit letters. Sub
Ad Production: Judy Kraft and
mission does not guarantee pub
Karen Sheldon.
lication.
Racist graffiti surfaces
over three week period
Over a period of three weeks the
CSUF campus has been the scene of
two incidents of anti-Chkano graffiti and of an apparent hoax for Ku
Klux Klan recruitment.
Dean of Student Affairs William
Corcoran sai. a fryer was taken from
the side of the bookstore by a 'well-
intentioned person" whom he would
not identify. The fryer was a handwritten message on a piece of binder
paper that said there would be a
KKK recruitment rally at 6:45 p.m.
Wednesday in the CSUF amphitheater. However, when that time
came, the only people there were a
few members of the press, Corcoran and some security personnel
Corcoran said he believed it was
a'hoax, but that if Klan members
had shown up, he would have had
them escorted off campus.
He said that he would never grant
the Klan a permit to use regular
campus facilities, but he could not
stop them from using the Free
Speech Area. However, he stressed
thay they would be taken off of the
campus at the first sign of trouble.
Two and a half weeks earlier,
anti-Chicano graffiti appeared on
the Mini Corp office, which is the
migrant education program for students who want to teach bilingual
education^ The graffiti also appeared on the Bilingual Education
office.
A spokesperson for the mini corp
said a scrawled message on the
bulletin board said, 'KKK Wetbacks go home.* The same message
was penned on the door of the
bilingual office, said Teresa Perez, a
professor of bilingual education.
The graffiti apparently took place
over a weekend in the Education-
Psychology Building, where both
offices are located.
Perez said the building is supposed to be locked on the weekends,
but that sometimes professors go to
their offices in the building and for-
Ret to close the door behind them.
Looking for business partner Age 22-
30. Must be affable, innovative and
NOT overbearing. If you are. a
democrat, can take failure, YOU ARE
OKAY. Call Frank 222-6178.
CLASSIFIEDS
For Sale: Electric guitar amplifie/,
various effects pedals, microphone
and stand, patchcords and other
accessories. Also some perfect
condition albums S3 a disc. Call for
details 431-5921 or 225-6299.
Come join the tun! Fresno State Ski
Club is having their first meeting on
Thursday, Oct 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Old
Science, Room 121. Everyone
Welcome.
I've found an affectionate fluffy
golden kitten which purrs continuously. If you're lucky it could be
yours. 432-2872.
What's the difference between
experiencing heaven and appreciating hell?
Bert
5-piece Ludwig Drum set including 3
symbols and new hi-hat. $500 or
best offer. Al, after 5:00, 251-4014.
BAKE SALE
Oct. 22, 1981 Thursday. 8 am - 2 pm
New Science Lobby. Sponsored by
Microbiology Club.
Mobilehome Doublewide, Travetodge
Adult Park, Shaw and Minnewawa,
Clovis. 2 bedroom, IV. bath. .Immediate occupancy, $15,000, phone
222-1068.
OVERSEAS JOBS- Summer/year
round. Europe, S. Amer., Australia,
Asia. All fields. $50O-$12O0 monthly.
Sightseeing. Free info. Write IJC
Box 52-CA-12 Corona Del Mar,.CA
92625.
Rates. Phone 233-6969.
Shorthand classes suffer shortage
Student enrollment drops off
as job offers continually increase
Mark Teague/ Dal ly Collegian
Doodles? No, It Is shorthand and students who know It are In demand.
ASSOCIATED
STUDENTS
announces
Senate Opening. ^
for Undeclared Majors
and also Parliamentarian
for info., contact Jeff Watson,
AS. President
CU316
Applications due
Friday, Oct. 30
5 p.m.
The scribblings on the board look like
hieroglyphics. The instructor seemed to
bmabHessty doodling. The students,
ho-fver, know exactly what each symbol means, though no one in the dass Is
a history major.
The class? Shorthand-a subject
many would probably like to take, but
just never seem to get around to.
Currently enrolled in the dass are
only seven students. According to Dr.
Robert Flam, die instructor for the
course, it was just five years ago that
there were 40 students, and the dass
had to be offered in two sections.
Terry Avila, an office administration major, says she wishes the dass
were bigger because 'it can really benefit others.'
She says that while the dass is a
prerequisite for some of her other
courses, she is glad she is taking it.
It has helped, she says, in her note
taking for other classes, and it is a good
subject to know for any field.
Flam says the class is 'like learning a
foreign language.' The course takes a
great deal of time in the Initial stages,
he says, 'but after you master the
fundamentals of it, it Isn't hard.*
The dictionary defines shorthand as
any system of speed writing using
symbols for letters, words and phrases.
And that is exactly what it Is.
Shorthand is writing words by their
phonetic sound. Each sound we make
has a separate symbol. These symbols
put together draw out a word.
Although shorthand is not one of the
more popular courses on campus. It is
something an employer will look for in
any type of office job, according to Flam.
Looking through the newspaper classified ar1---
rthand background will get the
desirable jobs, and the better
salaries.
One reason shorthand is desired by
employers Is because ft can speed up
note taking by three times.
Flam says that a person writing in
long hand could probably do 35 to 40
words a minute. Using shorthand can
speed that up to 100 words a minute.
Asked if shorthand
was obsolete, Flam
said that was asked
20 years ago...
One of the students in the class says
shorthand should be learned by more
students because many of the large
corporations require It. The Fresno
Police Department, the Pacific Telephone, and the Southern Pacific Railroad company are just a few firms in
Fresno that insist on shorthand in the
background for some jobs for those
they hire.
When asked if he thought shorthand was becoming obsolete. Flam said
that same question was asked 20 years
ago and the dass is still being offered.
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. 6
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Collep Mm Prunm Caaaitt* fntaais
MORAL MAJORITY
DEBATE
CAL THOMAS sm?—
VS.
S__S___ FN miw-Hi
SAM BROWN
On "Media Censorship"
FRIDAY, OCT. 16
at
Noon intheCU LOUNGE
the BRASS UNICORN
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Object Description
| Title | 1981_10 The Daily Collegian October 1981 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1981 |
| 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 | October 16, 1981, Page 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1981 |
| 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 | aeaja 11 October 16,1961-Del l> Ollligliri DailyCollegian \ Found* im___ editor: Steve Schmidt Business Manager Terri Blmat Managing Editor: Joan Hietpas Assistant Business Manager: Crystal Lopez Sports BdHor Chuck Barney Staff: Jim Graham, Gina Nar- Photo Editor: Mark Zahner dozza, Mike Penn and Jeff Design Editor Diane Dmry Reynolds. Reporters: Tom Bohigian, Karen Busch, Felicia Cousart, Jeff ' Tha Daly Collegian Is published Domlnguaa, Katie Flynn, by the Associated Students ot Richard Lantl, Maroey Met California State University, calf, Chris Reynolds, Denlce A. Fresno, and the newspaper's Rioe, Peter Scott and Denise staff. Opinions expressed are Tucker. those of Its author*. Photographers: Robert Gauthier, Tha newspaper's offices are In Nadlm George and Mark the Keats Campus Building, located south of the CSUF Kennel Production Staff: Jeff Domlnguee, Bookstore. Editorial: (200) 204- Jim Graham, Cindy Guerra 2456, 204-2487; Business-Ad and KathyVaquliar. vertising: (200) 204-2206. The DaHy Collegian Is a member Advertising Manager: Julie of the California Intercollegiate Morandl Press Association. Subscriptions Assistant Ad Manager: Carole are available by mall. Dodda Letters to the editor are wel Ad Sale*: Laurel Fleming and comed. The newspaper reserves JeanVevers. the right to edit letters. Sub Ad Production: Judy Kraft and mission does not guarantee pub Karen Sheldon. lication. Racist graffiti surfaces over three week period Over a period of three weeks the CSUF campus has been the scene of two incidents of anti-Chkano graffiti and of an apparent hoax for Ku Klux Klan recruitment. Dean of Student Affairs William Corcoran sai. a fryer was taken from the side of the bookstore by a 'well- intentioned person" whom he would not identify. The fryer was a handwritten message on a piece of binder paper that said there would be a KKK recruitment rally at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday in the CSUF amphitheater. However, when that time came, the only people there were a few members of the press, Corcoran and some security personnel Corcoran said he believed it was a'hoax, but that if Klan members had shown up, he would have had them escorted off campus. He said that he would never grant the Klan a permit to use regular campus facilities, but he could not stop them from using the Free Speech Area. However, he stressed thay they would be taken off of the campus at the first sign of trouble. Two and a half weeks earlier, anti-Chicano graffiti appeared on the Mini Corp office, which is the migrant education program for students who want to teach bilingual education^ The graffiti also appeared on the Bilingual Education office. A spokesperson for the mini corp said a scrawled message on the bulletin board said, 'KKK Wetbacks go home.* The same message was penned on the door of the bilingual office, said Teresa Perez, a professor of bilingual education. The graffiti apparently took place over a weekend in the Education- Psychology Building, where both offices are located. Perez said the building is supposed to be locked on the weekends, but that sometimes professors go to their offices in the building and for- Ret to close the door behind them. Looking for business partner Age 22- 30. Must be affable, innovative and NOT overbearing. If you are. a democrat, can take failure, YOU ARE OKAY. Call Frank 222-6178. CLASSIFIEDS For Sale: Electric guitar amplifie/, various effects pedals, microphone and stand, patchcords and other accessories. Also some perfect condition albums S3 a disc. Call for details 431-5921 or 225-6299. Come join the tun! Fresno State Ski Club is having their first meeting on Thursday, Oct 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Old Science, Room 121. Everyone Welcome. I've found an affectionate fluffy golden kitten which purrs continuously. If you're lucky it could be yours. 432-2872. What's the difference between experiencing heaven and appreciating hell? Bert 5-piece Ludwig Drum set including 3 symbols and new hi-hat. $500 or best offer. Al, after 5:00, 251-4014. BAKE SALE Oct. 22, 1981 Thursday. 8 am - 2 pm New Science Lobby. Sponsored by Microbiology Club. Mobilehome Doublewide, Travetodge Adult Park, Shaw and Minnewawa, Clovis. 2 bedroom, IV. bath. .Immediate occupancy, $15,000, phone 222-1068. OVERSEAS JOBS- Summer/year round. Europe, S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All fields. $50O-$12O0 monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. Write IJC Box 52-CA-12 Corona Del Mar,.CA 92625. Rates. Phone 233-6969. Shorthand classes suffer shortage Student enrollment drops off as job offers continually increase Mark Teague/ Dal ly Collegian Doodles? No, It Is shorthand and students who know It are In demand. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS announces Senate Opening. ^ for Undeclared Majors and also Parliamentarian for info., contact Jeff Watson, AS. President CU316 Applications due Friday, Oct. 30 5 p.m. The scribblings on the board look like hieroglyphics. The instructor seemed to bmabHessty doodling. The students, ho-fver, know exactly what each symbol means, though no one in the dass Is a history major. The class? Shorthand-a subject many would probably like to take, but just never seem to get around to. Currently enrolled in the dass are only seven students. According to Dr. Robert Flam, die instructor for the course, it was just five years ago that there were 40 students, and the dass had to be offered in two sections. Terry Avila, an office administration major, says she wishes the dass were bigger because 'it can really benefit others.' She says that while the dass is a prerequisite for some of her other courses, she is glad she is taking it. It has helped, she says, in her note taking for other classes, and it is a good subject to know for any field. Flam says the class is 'like learning a foreign language.' The course takes a great deal of time in the Initial stages, he says, 'but after you master the fundamentals of it, it Isn't hard.* The dictionary defines shorthand as any system of speed writing using symbols for letters, words and phrases. And that is exactly what it Is. Shorthand is writing words by their phonetic sound. Each sound we make has a separate symbol. These symbols put together draw out a word. Although shorthand is not one of the more popular courses on campus. It is something an employer will look for in any type of office job, according to Flam. Looking through the newspaper classified ar1--- rthand background will get the desirable jobs, and the better salaries. One reason shorthand is desired by employers Is because ft can speed up note taking by three times. Flam says that a person writing in long hand could probably do 35 to 40 words a minute. Using shorthand can speed that up to 100 words a minute. Asked if shorthand was obsolete, Flam said that was asked 20 years ago... One of the students in the class says shorthand should be learned by more students because many of the large corporations require It. The Fresno Police Department, the Pacific Telephone, and the Southern Pacific Railroad company are just a few firms in Fresno that insist on shorthand in the background for some jobs for those they hire. When asked if he thought shorthand was becoming obsolete. Flam said that same question was asked 20 years ago and the dass is still being offered. 7ry a 7n . 6 mpfn of Our Guthm CB/arxfad 7o6acco PIPES a_ftaara_e,_ Pipe Racks Savinelli ^_^^^____^_^ Tobacco G.B.D. tf&^-Cife Pouches Jobey ^ga%**^^**a\a^ Humidors JoTl ■ Mvt & .on £ £?h Trays Calabash. _? _Jt s»9»H» ^jg^ 375 W. Shaw (At Maroa) . . stop light West of Blackstone 227-6045 Collep Mm Prunm Caaaitt* fntaais MORAL MAJORITY DEBATE CAL THOMAS sm?— VS. S__S___ FN miw-Hi SAM BROWN On "Media Censorship" FRIDAY, OCT. 16 at Noon intheCU LOUNGE the BRASS UNICORN OCCULT SHOP Witchcraft - Tarot COLUMN XL111 Lowest Priced Recreational Smokeahop OpenatlOan^otv^Jl FALL SPECIAL! Extended Wear Soft Contact Lenses Hydro-Curve II 55 Lenses worn 24 hrs. a day Dr. Harold Siva- Price include-: „*,,____ 2w.S_^-. For Appt Call: • Contact lens fitting - 6 month follow-up _tevt-.Ca.-l $16% |
