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Rain, Rain, Gone Away
Enjoying tfw first warm day after rwarty a week of raki, Sharl* Nu) (toft) and Marl* McLoughlfn ralax near Alton Bartotdl'a "SMawkxtoT scuipturs Thursday aftamoon.
CLIFFE
Continued rrom page 1
"He relates the Bible to real problems,"
said junior Darryl Laramie. "He has a realistic understanding."
Father Chistopher Kelley of Sl James
Cathedra] on Cedar and Dakota noted that
lhe 30-year-old preacher was holding the
interest of the crowd. "He's handling himself very well," Kelley said. "He's not allowing himself to get sidetracked on minor issues."
Fony-year-old John Wheeler, a biology
major, was not as impressed as Kelley.
"People are taking his answer instead of
looking for their own answers," he said.
"We don't even know who he is."
Tonia Ryan, a member of Inier-Var-
ary, said lhe reason for bringing KnechUe
to CSUF was to make the campus aware
of ChrisL "College students are searching
for something," she said. "He's a dynamic
speaker and he gets the message across by
bringing things out."
According io Ryan, Knechtle did not receive payment for his appearance. Inter-
Varsity did reimburse him for transportation, food and housing.
"I hope it's abundantly clear that I'm
not taking any money for this," KnechUe
said.
AIDS
Continued from page 1
For instance, fears that the chosen
school might have students with AIDS
could drive some students to transfer and
others not io apply there, Goodhart said.
The college could also have trouble gel-
ring insurance.
The University of Chicago is considering mandatory AIDS tests and many
sludents are concerned about who will
have access to the results, according to
Student Government President Laurie
Paul.
Still, Paul wouldn't oppose the plan if
her campus was selected and a strong
AIDS education program was included. "It
could be controversial. It depends on how
they do iL It's all marketing."
AIDS testing poses other serious problems, Gobdhan added. False positive lest
results are not uncommon, she said, and
can leave devastating emotional scars.
"I'm not sure many schools have the
support services necessary to deal with
lhaL There are a lot of consequences. A
false negative can also provide students
with a false sense of confidence."
If the school tested has a low incidence
of AIDS, Goodhan said, students may
think ihey have nothing to fear—and
years of safe sex education could be ignored. "Will students do anything different after the test? Thai's a question we
have to ask," she said.
This story was compiled by the College Press Service and Collegian staff.
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All electric kitchen w/dishwasher,
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Cable TV Available. Call Mary
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65 VW $1600
New engine, tire, carpeting, etc.
7pm - 9pm Joee 251-9276
AMERICAN BUSINESS
expanding to Spain.
Looking for people with contacts
there or who travel there frequently.
Leaving March 11th.
('all 251-4857
GOD & MIKE EAGLES
PRESIDENT USA'88
Rich Successful
Republican Leader
1963 RENAULT ALLIANCE
2 Dr. A/C 4 speed trans.
Low rni lleage, Body in excellent
condition. Stereo FMVCassette.
Sheepskins, clean throughout.
$3000 would consider trade for
small truck- 227-6596
TYPING
ONE BLOCK TO CSUF
One and Two Bedroom,
Furnished or Unfurn.
College Apartments
4572 E. Sierra Madre
PHONE. 227-0390
ROOMMATE
REPORTSTAFERRESUMES
Accomplish any task!
Fast-Efficient
Quality Word Processing
Typing & Typesetting
D & H Services 224-6682
FEMALE ROOMMATE
Wa\NTED
$175 plua 1/3 utilities.
CaD Shannon 297-4336
KENWOOD SLIDE-OUT
CAR STEREO
AM/FM Cassette also amplifier.
OUTSTANDING
CROSBY MARK VI
Combination English Saddle
Mint Condition.
432-4525
ROOMMATES
Available Again!
Christian, female 2bedV2bath
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Riverview Garden Apts.
432-1516
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
PROFESSIONAL
Business Card s/Letterhead
Monthly Special $11-95
Call Tim @ 229-2075
TAKAMINE GUITAR
Beautiful handcrafted Rosewood
$000 Eric 294-2266
Leave Number!)
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$202.50 +1/2 utilities.
Alarm System, suntan bed,
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Red Scooter-Excellent Condition
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$400/OBO 299-6383
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Compensation plus % of profit if
product is marketable.
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Pea vey T-40 Baas Guitar
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MATH PHONE
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Call Jeff 229-5919
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Object Description
| Title | 1988_03 The Daily Collegian March 1988 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) 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 | Assocated 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 | March 4, 1988, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) 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 | Assocated 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 | • . Rain, Rain, Gone Away Enjoying tfw first warm day after rwarty a week of raki, Sharl* Nu) (toft) and Marl* McLoughlfn ralax near Alton Bartotdl'a "SMawkxtoT scuipturs Thursday aftamoon. CLIFFE Continued rrom page 1 "He relates the Bible to real problems," said junior Darryl Laramie. "He has a realistic understanding." Father Chistopher Kelley of Sl James Cathedra] on Cedar and Dakota noted that lhe 30-year-old preacher was holding the interest of the crowd. "He's handling himself very well," Kelley said. "He's not allowing himself to get sidetracked on minor issues." Fony-year-old John Wheeler, a biology major, was not as impressed as Kelley. "People are taking his answer instead of looking for their own answers," he said. "We don't even know who he is." Tonia Ryan, a member of Inier-Var- ary, said lhe reason for bringing KnechUe to CSUF was to make the campus aware of ChrisL "College students are searching for something," she said. "He's a dynamic speaker and he gets the message across by bringing things out." According io Ryan, Knechtle did not receive payment for his appearance. Inter- Varsity did reimburse him for transportation, food and housing. "I hope it's abundantly clear that I'm not taking any money for this," KnechUe said. AIDS Continued from page 1 For instance, fears that the chosen school might have students with AIDS could drive some students to transfer and others not io apply there, Goodhart said. The college could also have trouble gel- ring insurance. The University of Chicago is considering mandatory AIDS tests and many sludents are concerned about who will have access to the results, according to Student Government President Laurie Paul. Still, Paul wouldn't oppose the plan if her campus was selected and a strong AIDS education program was included. "It could be controversial. It depends on how they do iL It's all marketing." AIDS testing poses other serious problems, Gobdhan added. False positive lest results are not uncommon, she said, and can leave devastating emotional scars. "I'm not sure many schools have the support services necessary to deal with lhaL There are a lot of consequences. A false negative can also provide students with a false sense of confidence." If the school tested has a low incidence of AIDS, Goodhan said, students may think ihey have nothing to fear—and years of safe sex education could be ignored. "Will students do anything different after the test? Thai's a question we have to ask," she said. This story was compiled by the College Press Service and Collegian staff. CLASSIFIED aAPARTMENTS FOR SALE HELP WANTED PERSONaAL SANDALWOOD APARTMENTS Studio Apt. - Single level. All electric kitchen w/dishwasher, Central A/C, Pool. Cable TV Available. Call Mary 292-4862 65 VW $1600 New engine, tire, carpeting, etc. 7pm - 9pm Joee 251-9276 AMERICAN BUSINESS expanding to Spain. Looking for people with contacts there or who travel there frequently. Leaving March 11th. ('all 251-4857 GOD & MIKE EAGLES PRESIDENT USA'88 Rich Successful Republican Leader 1963 RENAULT ALLIANCE 2 Dr. A/C 4 speed trans. Low rni lleage, Body in excellent condition. Stereo FMVCassette. Sheepskins, clean throughout. $3000 would consider trade for small truck- 227-6596 TYPING ONE BLOCK TO CSUF One and Two Bedroom, Furnished or Unfurn. College Apartments 4572 E. Sierra Madre PHONE. 227-0390 ROOMMATE REPORTSTAFERRESUMES Accomplish any task! Fast-Efficient Quality Word Processing Typing & Typesetting D & H Services 224-6682 FEMALE ROOMMATE Wa\NTED $175 plua 1/3 utilities. CaD Shannon 297-4336 KENWOOD SLIDE-OUT CAR STEREO AM/FM Cassette also amplifier. OUTSTANDING CROSBY MARK VI Combination English Saddle Mint Condition. 432-4525 ROOMMATES Available Again! Christian, female 2bedV2bath washer/dryer. $240 + Utilities Riverview Garden Apts. 432-1516 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL Business Card s/Letterhead Monthly Special $11-95 Call Tim @ 229-2075 TAKAMINE GUITAR Beautiful handcrafted Rosewood $000 Eric 294-2266 Leave Number!) FEMALE ROOMMATE 2 Bedroom. $202.50 +1/2 utilities. Alarm System, suntan bed, washer & dryer. Non-smoker. 296-3239 After 5pn> HELP WANTED 1966 HONDA SPREE Red Scooter-Excellent Condition Iaike new - 400 miles $400/OBO 299-6383 COLOR ANALYSIS Custom Pallete, akin care, make-up $55 221-7217/237-0536 10am-5pm MWF KINKO'S COPIES Full-tirae/Part-time Benefits and growth available. Please apply at 2371E Shaw FOR SALE Fender£3quire Stmt w/case Excellent condition. $300 431-9156 evenings OPEN-MINDED ROOMMATES To share 4 bd 2 ba house w/pool. $250 + utilities. For info call M-F 7am - 3pm 442-1340 T-Th-F after 3pm 225-7174 Ask for Daralyn. THE FEZ Live! At the Oly Thursday, March 10 9-30pm HyperCard Pro-fra-niiier Advertising start-up needs creative person to build business Bystem architecture, linking HyperCard to other MAC applications. Compensation plus % of profit if product is marketable. Call Phil 275-9223 Pea vey T-40 Baas Guitar Excellent condition. $285 or beat offer. Call Mike 298-7387 and leave message. MATH PHONE math matical problems solved, help in math at any level -by phone (415)79*8497 ROOMMATE WANTED 1/2 block from CSUF FREE CABLE TV $140 per month + utilities. Call Jeff 229-5919 HAINES PICCOLO For sale. New pads, new condition $1150 Call Jenny 294-3524 |
