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California
State
University,
Fresno
<^ The Daily
•OLLEGIAN
The Pixies
and
Bob Mould
-See page f>
T«ny Phnon/Daify Coftegfcn
Making his way up the stairs of Bulldog Stadium during Saturday's football game against UNLV. Derrol Keith yells out to cu stomers to
alert them that he has soft drinks and peanuts for sale. Please see photos and story on page 6.
Marathon ASI meeting
runs late once again
By Deborah A. Loreazen
StaffWriter
The marathon continues. 0
Tuesday's ASI meeting, which
began at 3 p.m., ended at 7 p.m. when
the room was needed for other use.
In four hours, the senate approved
Dennis Hilton for ASI Quotes - the
annual audit — announced several
events and accepted six people for
committee appointments.
The flrst hour was spent trying to
decide whether the agenda should be
accepted.
The time was fraught with
argument over recommendations and
applications and motions and
amendments — all centered around
what time during the meeting the
senate should discuss the application
of Ken Johnston for the Finance and
Budget committee. •
Ultimately, after Legislative Vice
President Kathleen Solano voiced
"serious concerns" about the changes
and Jose Lopez, assistant to President
Karen Cogley, shouted to President
pro tern Ted Hallisey. 'You're out of
order man," the senate decided to put
the issue under the personnel report
At 4 p.m.. Solano announced item
number four, approval ofthe minutes.
There was some argument over
whether the names of senators who
leave meetings early should remain'
intheminutes.
Last week it was decided that no
action would be taken concerning
those who left early until the Issue
was taken up by the Legal and
Legislative committee, yet several
names were Included as part of last
week's minutes.
The discussion was resolved and
the minutes were approved.
Under communications. Senator
Katbl Machado said the senate would
tour the university farms Nov. 9.
Hallisey spoke about an upcoming
AIDS ad hoc committee meeting and
an AIDS conference..
Senator Stacey Green said a youth
chapter of the NAACP is forming on
campus and those interested should
check the bulletin board in front of
the Ethnic Studies department
A straw poll was taken and passed
to determine whether a letter should
be addressed to the Daily Collegian
concerning recent acts of vandalism
■toward the Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual
Student Alliance booth. ,
See ASI, page 3
'Miller-time polities'
NaderknocksReaganfiush economics
in i in » i -"■■ • - like health; care,*' said Nader.
"There4 are billions of dollars going
Into mergers and buyouts; not to
meet the customer's needs."
In CrTder to ■ change this
imbalance between the seller and
By Kelly O^elU
Managing Editor
The wattt..:type- of gov-rmment Is
the kind that waves a flag in front
of us so that we cant see the
problems, said Ralph Nader to a.
sold-out crowd at the Satellite
Student UritonTuesday night
Nader, a well-known.consumer
rights advocate, said that one way
to get rid of' the Reagah/Bush
^ftfer-tfane Politics", that prevails
In the U, S. government is a shift in
emphasis from: the seller-side
evaluation of the economy to the
consumer-side.
"The 'standards for evaluation of
progress in our economy has been
established by the sellers and not
the buyers," he said. "There needs
to be a consumer side that looks at
the qualityof economic growth," :
He said that one example ofthe
corporate domination of the
economy Is that it costs AIDS
patients $8,000 for ACT, while the
company selling-the product is
making millions of dollars a year.
"The basic necessities are being
Ignored for millions of people —
the buyer, consumers need to make
the effort to be educated about the
products placed before them. "We
accept ths corporate definition of
freedom,*' he said, "which is the
corporate definition of controlling
us.*"
He added that right now people
don't have the information they
need to be able to start a consumer-
side economy. And addressing the
students in the audience he said,
"From this night on students
should say that they will be leaders
for Justice as they see it in the
United States."
In addition, he said that
students should take what they are
learning in college to promote this
leadership. "Put knowledge into
action," said Nader. "If you're just
going to school to get a job, then
you're wastingyour time,"
He concluded by drawing upon
See NADER, page 3
77
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| Title | 1989_11 The Daily Collegian November 1989 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| 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. |
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| Title | November 1, 1989, Page 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
| 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 | California State University, Fresno <^ The Daily •OLLEGIAN The Pixies and Bob Mould -See page f> T«ny Phnon/Daify Coftegfcn Making his way up the stairs of Bulldog Stadium during Saturday's football game against UNLV. Derrol Keith yells out to cu stomers to alert them that he has soft drinks and peanuts for sale. Please see photos and story on page 6. Marathon ASI meeting runs late once again By Deborah A. Loreazen StaffWriter The marathon continues. 0 Tuesday's ASI meeting, which began at 3 p.m., ended at 7 p.m. when the room was needed for other use. In four hours, the senate approved Dennis Hilton for ASI Quotes - the annual audit — announced several events and accepted six people for committee appointments. The flrst hour was spent trying to decide whether the agenda should be accepted. The time was fraught with argument over recommendations and applications and motions and amendments — all centered around what time during the meeting the senate should discuss the application of Ken Johnston for the Finance and Budget committee. • Ultimately, after Legislative Vice President Kathleen Solano voiced "serious concerns" about the changes and Jose Lopez, assistant to President Karen Cogley, shouted to President pro tern Ted Hallisey. 'You're out of order man," the senate decided to put the issue under the personnel report At 4 p.m.. Solano announced item number four, approval ofthe minutes. There was some argument over whether the names of senators who leave meetings early should remain' intheminutes. Last week it was decided that no action would be taken concerning those who left early until the Issue was taken up by the Legal and Legislative committee, yet several names were Included as part of last week's minutes. The discussion was resolved and the minutes were approved. Under communications. Senator Katbl Machado said the senate would tour the university farms Nov. 9. Hallisey spoke about an upcoming AIDS ad hoc committee meeting and an AIDS conference.. Senator Stacey Green said a youth chapter of the NAACP is forming on campus and those interested should check the bulletin board in front of the Ethnic Studies department A straw poll was taken and passed to determine whether a letter should be addressed to the Daily Collegian concerning recent acts of vandalism ■toward the Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Student Alliance booth. , See ASI, page 3 'Miller-time polities' NaderknocksReaganfiush economics in i in » i -"■■ • - like health; care,*' said Nader. "There4 are billions of dollars going Into mergers and buyouts; not to meet the customer's needs." In CrTder to ■ change this imbalance between the seller and By Kelly O^elU Managing Editor The wattt..:type- of gov-rmment Is the kind that waves a flag in front of us so that we cant see the problems, said Ralph Nader to a. sold-out crowd at the Satellite Student UritonTuesday night Nader, a well-known.consumer rights advocate, said that one way to get rid of' the Reagah/Bush ^ftfer-tfane Politics", that prevails In the U, S. government is a shift in emphasis from: the seller-side evaluation of the economy to the consumer-side. "The 'standards for evaluation of progress in our economy has been established by the sellers and not the buyers," he said. "There needs to be a consumer side that looks at the qualityof economic growth," : He said that one example ofthe corporate domination of the economy Is that it costs AIDS patients $8,000 for ACT, while the company selling-the product is making millions of dollars a year. "The basic necessities are being Ignored for millions of people — the buyer, consumers need to make the effort to be educated about the products placed before them. "We accept ths corporate definition of freedom,*' he said, "which is the corporate definition of controlling us.*" He added that right now people don't have the information they need to be able to start a consumer- side economy. And addressing the students in the audience he said, "From this night on students should say that they will be leaders for Justice as they see it in the United States." In addition, he said that students should take what they are learning in college to promote this leadership. "Put knowledge into action," said Nader. "If you're just going to school to get a job, then you're wastingyour time," He concluded by drawing upon See NADER, page 3 77 |
