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Su voz es su voto
The act of newspapers endorsing political candidates has for years been a staple in the American political scene. In light of cirrjumstances
that led to last spring's sit-in and the subsequent trial of three CSUF students, including the numerous acts of vandalism targeted specifically
at women, people ofcolor, lesbians and gays throughout the year at CSUF, the staffofLa Voz rfeAzr/dn feel it is in the best interest of aU students
to endorse the following candidates who will do the best job. . _ T
In keeping with the ideals of truth, fairness and the constant stuggle for equality and justice for all oppressed people^ La Voz de Aztldn
endorses the following: —\ r_
ASI President
Don Daves
Unity-SRG
Legislative Vice President
Stacey Green
Unity-SRG _ ■ . |
Experience: Chair Unity-SRG, vice
chair Tewaquachi, former chair of elec¬
tion committee. I also helped found the
University Democrats and am currently
working to establish a multi-cultural joint
council.
Concerns: My two primary concerns
at this time are safety on campus which
includes expanded escort services, more,
emergency phones and more effective
lighting. I would also iiketoseetheexpan-
sion of facilities and more permanent
classroom space for the students and not
for the administration or the community.
Experience: I have been active in
the Finance and Budget committee, per¬
sonnel committee and the Legal and
Legislative committee. I lobbyied for
Educational Equity on CSU campus as a
member of California Statewide Student
Association (CSSA). I have been a mem¬
ber ofthe African American Student Alli¬
ance, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
NAACP Students for the Common Good
and Women's Alliance.
Concerns: I want to help complete
development oh a campus women's cen¬
ter. While women seem to be the majority
on thiscam pus, there are nosuch services
available. CSUF must take a strong turn
toward multi-cultural education.
Admin. Vice President
Irma Serrano
Ifoity'-SRG
Experience.I have been involved with
the Chicano Youth Conference for three
years and served as chairwoman for the
last two years. I have also been involved
with MEChA for three years, its High
School Outreach Committee and Students
For The Common Good.
Concerns: There is a need to address
the continual oppression of underrpre-
sented student groups by the adminis-
trtion. Policies that attack and under¬
mine people ofcolor, disabled students,
women, lesbians and gays have no busi-
nesson this campus. This university must
become an equitable institution that will
Senator-At-Large Post #S
Terry Gipson
Unity-SRG
Senate-At-barge Post #3
Salvador Cuevas
Unity-SRG
Experience: My involvement with
ASI has been very little because I am a
Freshman, but I am aware and observing
the political atmoshpere of thiscampus. I
was involved in Student Government in
High School for four years and I feel I can
represent the needs ofthe students here
at CSUF.
Concerns: The tuition fee hike, re¬
cruitment of minorities and racial equity
within the dorms. The need for a condu¬
cive atmoshpere for people ofcolor.
Experience: I was a member of the
Valley Civic'Center (Brawley, Calif.) I
have taught English as a Second Lan¬
guage and given classes on becoming a
U.S. citizen. 1 have been involved in a
numerous amount of fundraising efforts
as a member ofthe Agriculture Club at
Imperial Valley College. I was a student
advisor for MEChA
Concerns: I wanttoaddress financial
aid cutbacks. I would also like to increase
AIDS awareness and address racism,
sexism and homophobia. I think there
needs to be pressure on the administra¬
tion to advance multicultural curriculum.
Senator .-At-large #2
Genoveya Islas
Unity-SRG
Experiencer Currently, I am presi¬
dent of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. I am
also currently the student representative
to the Academic Affairs Committee. I am
chairwoman ofthe High School Outreach
subcom m i ttee of ME Ch A.
Concerns: My first concern is tomake
CSUF the most conductive environment
possible for college students whether it be
combating fee hikes or promoting ethnic
events. I would also like to see the success
of student research facilities proposed by
Chicanoand Latin American Studies and
African-American Studies programs.
ttudenii for Seiponitbl* Government
COALITION
USU Board #1
Andres Montaya
Unity-SRG
Experience: I am currently ASIsena-
tor for the School of Social Sciences. I am
also on the Finance and Budget and the
Personnel committees.
Concerns: Tuition cost must not"in-
cfease. The financial aid process must be
made easier and there must an increase
in randingfor minority recruitment
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Object Description
| Title | 1990_03 The Daily Collegian March 1990 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
| 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 | Collection Permissions |
Description
| Title | March 20, 1990, La Voz de Aztlan Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
| 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 | Collection Permissions |
| Full-Text-Search | ■ .:- ■ Ss' Su voz es su voto The act of newspapers endorsing political candidates has for years been a staple in the American political scene. In light of cirrjumstances that led to last spring's sit-in and the subsequent trial of three CSUF students, including the numerous acts of vandalism targeted specifically at women, people ofcolor, lesbians and gays throughout the year at CSUF, the staffofLa Voz rfeAzr/dn feel it is in the best interest of aU students to endorse the following candidates who will do the best job. . _ T In keeping with the ideals of truth, fairness and the constant stuggle for equality and justice for all oppressed people^ La Voz de Aztldn endorses the following: —\ r_ ASI President Don Daves Unity-SRG Legislative Vice President Stacey Green Unity-SRG _ ■ . | Experience: Chair Unity-SRG, vice chair Tewaquachi, former chair of elec¬ tion committee. I also helped found the University Democrats and am currently working to establish a multi-cultural joint council. Concerns: My two primary concerns at this time are safety on campus which includes expanded escort services, more, emergency phones and more effective lighting. I would also iiketoseetheexpan- sion of facilities and more permanent classroom space for the students and not for the administration or the community. Experience: I have been active in the Finance and Budget committee, per¬ sonnel committee and the Legal and Legislative committee. I lobbyied for Educational Equity on CSU campus as a member of California Statewide Student Association (CSSA). I have been a mem¬ ber ofthe African American Student Alli¬ ance, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, NAACP Students for the Common Good and Women's Alliance. Concerns: I want to help complete development oh a campus women's cen¬ ter. While women seem to be the majority on thiscam pus, there are nosuch services available. CSUF must take a strong turn toward multi-cultural education. Admin. Vice President Irma Serrano Ifoity'-SRG Experience.I have been involved with the Chicano Youth Conference for three years and served as chairwoman for the last two years. I have also been involved with MEChA for three years, its High School Outreach Committee and Students For The Common Good. Concerns: There is a need to address the continual oppression of underrpre- sented student groups by the adminis- trtion. Policies that attack and under¬ mine people ofcolor, disabled students, women, lesbians and gays have no busi- nesson this campus. This university must become an equitable institution that will Senator-At-Large Post #S Terry Gipson Unity-SRG Senate-At-barge Post #3 Salvador Cuevas Unity-SRG Experience: My involvement with ASI has been very little because I am a Freshman, but I am aware and observing the political atmoshpere of thiscampus. I was involved in Student Government in High School for four years and I feel I can represent the needs ofthe students here at CSUF. Concerns: The tuition fee hike, re¬ cruitment of minorities and racial equity within the dorms. The need for a condu¬ cive atmoshpere for people ofcolor. Experience: I was a member of the Valley Civic'Center (Brawley, Calif.) I have taught English as a Second Lan¬ guage and given classes on becoming a U.S. citizen. 1 have been involved in a numerous amount of fundraising efforts as a member ofthe Agriculture Club at Imperial Valley College. I was a student advisor for MEChA Concerns: I wanttoaddress financial aid cutbacks. I would also like to increase AIDS awareness and address racism, sexism and homophobia. I think there needs to be pressure on the administra¬ tion to advance multicultural curriculum. Senator .-At-large #2 Genoveya Islas Unity-SRG Experiencer Currently, I am presi¬ dent of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. I am also currently the student representative to the Academic Affairs Committee. I am chairwoman ofthe High School Outreach subcom m i ttee of ME Ch A. Concerns: My first concern is tomake CSUF the most conductive environment possible for college students whether it be combating fee hikes or promoting ethnic events. I would also like to see the success of student research facilities proposed by Chicanoand Latin American Studies and African-American Studies programs. ttudenii for Seiponitbl* Government COALITION USU Board #1 Andres Montaya Unity-SRG Experience: I am currently ASIsena- tor for the School of Social Sciences. I am also on the Finance and Budget and the Personnel committees. Concerns: Tuition cost must not"in- cfease. The financial aid process must be made easier and there must an increase in randingfor minority recruitment . ■ |
