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The Daily Collegian Tuesday, May 15,1990 Page 3 BRAUN Continued from page 1 terprises who have environmental questions and problems. Though his lecture was titled. The Impact of German Reunification Upon Environmental practices: An East Ger¬ man View." Braun focused much of his talk on political and economic re¬ forms. Braun said that the united Ger many must completely Integrate into the European economic community. Ultimately, Braun said. Europe should adopt one currency. Braun said Europe should look at the United States as an example. "The U.S. market knows only one currency, only one Integrated federal reserve system and onlyone monetary policy. This Is. for me. one ofthe root causes of America's economic rise In the 20th century." Braun said. Though.the reunification will bring economic difficulties, Braun said he sees a bright future for Germany. "I think the people of the German Democratic Republic are facing a few turbulentyears but then things will be improving rapidly as 1 confidently hope." he said. HOLZMAN Continued from page 2 Cartoonists Ofir Levy and Josh Sheppard get hired to dp nature sketches** for National Geographic. They both quit lo start a comic book Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Then-Girlfriends. Now it's time to pick on the leaders of this fine publication, the editorial staff. Otherwise known in any other business as "Management" Photo editor Terry Pierson strikes a deal with Playboy magazine and is sel for life. He and David Chan swap nude . photos of CSUFundergrads, Graphics Edilor John Francis gets a real last name and is married in centerfield of Anaheim Stadium. Everyone arrives to the wedding a half- hour late and leaves before "I do." Three sit in the bleachers and hit a beachball. Business Manager Lisa McKlnney joins a terrorist organization called Republicans In Power. Their objective Is to lure Democratic presidential candidates to hotel rooms with young, attractive women. McKinney sells the photos to National Enquirer and the New York Post. Advertising Manager Darcy Knight joins the French Foreign Legion. She is presumed lost in Tripoli In 1095. She reappears In 1998. claiming she found the lost platoon from the comic strip Crock. Ad Production Manager Sharon Vaz gets married, has 2.3 kids, 2.4 cars, and leads a typical Yuppie's life In Tollhouse, the 1990'sClovis. Copy Editor Chris Heredia returns home 40 Pittsburg after graduation. "That's Pittsburg without the 'h\ The Steel City has no Chicanos. Chicanos are smarter than to live there.) He publishes his own newspaper, "Freedom and Peace." which means he no longer works. Managing Editor Amy Hemphill is managing very well, thank you. She started her own bottled peroxide company called "Not Just For Blonds (sic) Anymore." She now lays In the sun by the pool, working on a sun tan in her West Hollywood home. News Editor Zarina Zumbro. the most normal' of us all. becomes the Morton Downey, Jr. of the 1960s. She rips and screams about all the terrible things that exist In the world. They say you have to watch out for the quiet ones. Editor in Chief Eric Bumey works for the Long Beach Press-Telegram, covering the Dodgers, Bumey interviewed Tommy Lasorda after the Dodgers won the 1998 World Series over the Cleveland Indians. In the commotion. Bumey could not get close enough to Lasorda to interview him - protruding stomachs intervened. NEWMAN Continued from page 1 tends to be less formal than In the more traditional Catholic churches, Norris said. Students dress in everything from shorts and sandles to dresses and sit on vinyl-covered folding chairs. "Some students prefer to go to other chruches. They'll come in here occa¬ sionally and say, "Well, you don't have any pews' and they don't like that." said Norris. Norris said he tries to gear his ser¬ mons toward students, putting less emphasis on scriptural translation and more on how to apply what the Bible saystolifesituations. Students cite this as one of Ihe main reasons they enjoy the Masses at the Newman Center. The reason I like this Mass a lot better Is that Father Dave and Terry Beer relate the sermons to youth and what we are going through right now and they relate It to school difficulties,* said parishioner and student. Ana Gomes. Gomes used to live In Turlock and when she moved here, she found oul about the church through the booth on campus. Forthepastseven months she See NEWMAN, page 4 Bumey goes on the Nutra System Weight Plan and watches his weight drop from 326 to a svelte 114. As for myself. I will upset the wrong person while working for the Daly City News. I will be transferred to the Alcatraz Journal, where I will publish a newspaper no one will read because no one lives there any more. In 1998. I get transferred to Bellevue. , Tonight. Ill find out if 1 have any friends .left. Maybe Prince will be right. We probably will "party like It's 1999." lis time to go now, they lell me. An ambulance just pulled up. Three men are coming at me with a white. sleeve tessjacket... COLLEGE GRADUATES YOU'VE EARNED IT! To,v*rd the purchau pr 10QI model Ford or Mrttury car. ford' Bucket IWMertury Trtcer UMiTED T1MV OFFCH -Vn.l '■''■V :n-n,ili (Vfmitwr JI. J#W ELIGIBILITY rflrflr (|>.irfii.i(n will, .11 (run .» b.vHclor drqrrr rrt, Make Your Best Deal Today At <» FORD Rpdway FRWY41&BULLARD AUTO CENTER DRIVE •r. GRAND OPENING SALE!
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Title | 1990_05 The Daily Collegian May 1990 |
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Publication Date | 1990 |
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Title | May 15, 1990, Page 3 |
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. |
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Full-Text-Search | The Daily Collegian Tuesday, May 15,1990 Page 3 BRAUN Continued from page 1 terprises who have environmental questions and problems. Though his lecture was titled. The Impact of German Reunification Upon Environmental practices: An East Ger¬ man View." Braun focused much of his talk on political and economic re¬ forms. Braun said that the united Ger many must completely Integrate into the European economic community. Ultimately, Braun said. Europe should adopt one currency. Braun said Europe should look at the United States as an example. "The U.S. market knows only one currency, only one Integrated federal reserve system and onlyone monetary policy. This Is. for me. one ofthe root causes of America's economic rise In the 20th century." Braun said. Though.the reunification will bring economic difficulties, Braun said he sees a bright future for Germany. "I think the people of the German Democratic Republic are facing a few turbulentyears but then things will be improving rapidly as 1 confidently hope." he said. HOLZMAN Continued from page 2 Cartoonists Ofir Levy and Josh Sheppard get hired to dp nature sketches** for National Geographic. They both quit lo start a comic book Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Then-Girlfriends. Now it's time to pick on the leaders of this fine publication, the editorial staff. Otherwise known in any other business as "Management" Photo editor Terry Pierson strikes a deal with Playboy magazine and is sel for life. He and David Chan swap nude . photos of CSUFundergrads, Graphics Edilor John Francis gets a real last name and is married in centerfield of Anaheim Stadium. Everyone arrives to the wedding a half- hour late and leaves before "I do." Three sit in the bleachers and hit a beachball. Business Manager Lisa McKlnney joins a terrorist organization called Republicans In Power. Their objective Is to lure Democratic presidential candidates to hotel rooms with young, attractive women. McKinney sells the photos to National Enquirer and the New York Post. Advertising Manager Darcy Knight joins the French Foreign Legion. She is presumed lost in Tripoli In 1095. She reappears In 1998. claiming she found the lost platoon from the comic strip Crock. Ad Production Manager Sharon Vaz gets married, has 2.3 kids, 2.4 cars, and leads a typical Yuppie's life In Tollhouse, the 1990'sClovis. Copy Editor Chris Heredia returns home 40 Pittsburg after graduation. "That's Pittsburg without the 'h\ The Steel City has no Chicanos. Chicanos are smarter than to live there.) He publishes his own newspaper, "Freedom and Peace." which means he no longer works. Managing Editor Amy Hemphill is managing very well, thank you. She started her own bottled peroxide company called "Not Just For Blonds (sic) Anymore." She now lays In the sun by the pool, working on a sun tan in her West Hollywood home. News Editor Zarina Zumbro. the most normal' of us all. becomes the Morton Downey, Jr. of the 1960s. She rips and screams about all the terrible things that exist In the world. They say you have to watch out for the quiet ones. Editor in Chief Eric Bumey works for the Long Beach Press-Telegram, covering the Dodgers, Bumey interviewed Tommy Lasorda after the Dodgers won the 1998 World Series over the Cleveland Indians. In the commotion. Bumey could not get close enough to Lasorda to interview him - protruding stomachs intervened. NEWMAN Continued from page 1 tends to be less formal than In the more traditional Catholic churches, Norris said. Students dress in everything from shorts and sandles to dresses and sit on vinyl-covered folding chairs. "Some students prefer to go to other chruches. They'll come in here occa¬ sionally and say, "Well, you don't have any pews' and they don't like that." said Norris. Norris said he tries to gear his ser¬ mons toward students, putting less emphasis on scriptural translation and more on how to apply what the Bible saystolifesituations. Students cite this as one of Ihe main reasons they enjoy the Masses at the Newman Center. The reason I like this Mass a lot better Is that Father Dave and Terry Beer relate the sermons to youth and what we are going through right now and they relate It to school difficulties,* said parishioner and student. Ana Gomes. Gomes used to live In Turlock and when she moved here, she found oul about the church through the booth on campus. Forthepastseven months she See NEWMAN, page 4 Bumey goes on the Nutra System Weight Plan and watches his weight drop from 326 to a svelte 114. As for myself. I will upset the wrong person while working for the Daly City News. I will be transferred to the Alcatraz Journal, where I will publish a newspaper no one will read because no one lives there any more. In 1998. I get transferred to Bellevue. , Tonight. Ill find out if 1 have any friends .left. Maybe Prince will be right. We probably will "party like It's 1999." lis time to go now, they lell me. An ambulance just pulled up. Three men are coming at me with a white. sleeve tessjacket... COLLEGE GRADUATES YOU'VE EARNED IT! To,v*rd the purchau pr 10QI model Ford or Mrttury car. ford' Bucket IWMertury Trtcer UMiTED T1MV OFFCH -Vn.l '■''■V :n-n,ili (Vfmitwr JI. J#W ELIGIBILITY rflrflr (|>.irfii.i(n will, .11 (run .» b.vHclor drqrrr rrt, Make Your Best Deal Today At <» FORD Rpdway FRWY41&BULLARD AUTO CENTER DRIVE •r. GRAND OPENING SALE! |