February 4, 1991, Uhuru Na Umoja Page 7 |
Previous | 23 of 176 | Next |
|
|
This page
All
|
Loading content ...
.News.
The Collegian • February 4, 1991
7
President: MEChA chair calls
replacement 'a lame move'
Continued from page 4
Latin American Studies
department.
In the press release Campbell
also said he valued Pesqueira's
judgmentandtasgreatconfidence
in his ability to clearly reflect
university and community needs.
"Ralph brings a very important
perspective to the committee. His
input will greatly enhance our
search efforts."
Caesar Naples, vice chancellor
of faculty and staff relations, said
in the press release, that a new
advertisement for the presidency
will run in educational journals
and other efforts will be made to
contact prospective candidates.
"When we're done, the
community will know that we've
done everything possible to be
inclusive and to find the very best
person possible to lead CSU
Fresno."
Chair of CSUF MEChA, Irma
Serrano, said she was displeased
because Pesqueira isfrom not from
the San Joaquin Valley.
"Ifsa lame move," said Serrano,
also a member of the Committee
for Hispanic Educational Equity.
"What difference does it make
now? We didn't have a
representative from the
beginning," she said." The CSUF
faculty have a representative. The
student body has a representative
m IASI President] Don Daves. Who
irom our community is
representing us? What does
IPesqueira] know about the
valley?"
See PRESIDENT page 8
Lecture- ULS starts Feb. 12
Continued from page 3
research and publishing unit
that serves as the Texas State
Geological Survey, will present
'Toward a Rational Energy
Policy." The lee hire is to be held
in the Student Satellite Union
and admission to this lecture
will be free.
Other speakers include Henry
Smith, founder and artistic
director of Solaris Dance and
TheafreCo. who will presentan
informal performance of
"Lakota Sioux Vision Dance"
March 12
Jeanne Achterberg, director
of research at the Institute of
Transpersonal Psychology in
Menlo Park will lecture on
"Imagery in Healing" March 18
and Jorge Casteneda, professor
of political science at the
National Autonomous
University of Mexico will speak
April 30 on "From Mexico
Looking Out."
Lecturers are chosen by a
committee of five students, five
faculty members, and five
administrators based on a
variety of criteria such as
substance, timeliness, relevance,
scheduling and budget
considerations.
"Every speaker has a story,"
said Ken Pascal, University
Lecture Series chair. Young's
name has come up in the
selection process every year
since 1986, but this is the first
year his schedule fit.
'That sometimes happens,"
Pascal said.
"We're student oriented," he
said."
This is part of [the students]
leamingexperience."
All programs, with the
exception of Fisher's, will be held
at730p.m. in the SSU. Admission
for the evening programs is S3
generaland$2forCSUFstudents.
For ticket information, call 278-
2078.
The University Lecture Series
is funded by the Office of the
Vice President for Academic
Affairs, the Associated Students
Inc., the University Student
Union Board, ticket sales and off-
campusgroups.
BUILD
ON SALE NOW!
Need valid Spring '91 Student I.D.
$25.00 each
Limit 2 per I.D.
i
Includes 33 home games, plus
tournament
CALL278-DOGS FOR INFORMATION
KENNEL BOOKSTORE
A higher form of calculator
for your higher intelligence.
Tl Business Analyst BA-35
$21.99 fez
Tl-34 SOLAR SCIENTIFIC
$21.99
Texas ^
Instruments
Available at Supply Counter on Main Level 278-4268
Kennel Bookstore
s
»t>
01
Apple *Q*
8^
^
*
MB 1113
"7
Microsoft
Visit the Microcomputer Department on the lower level
of Kennel Bookstore for great prices on computers
and software for students, faculty, and staff of CSUF.
We offer these brand names and more! ,,,..,.;. .„
—.- <- ...
Microcomputer Department 278-2116
KFSR: 9<K7FM
ROCKJAZZ.DIG?
Understand the World Beat?
Got The Blues?
LifeT©
Have you come a long way baby?
KFSR 90.7 FM, your progressive alternative
is now accepting applications for on-air
announcers tor progressive, Jazz, blues,
reggae, world music, and womens
alternative music shows.
Interested applicants should contact
Program Director Willie Dee Byrd at
278-2598 or drop by the KFSR office in the
Speech Arts building.
Object Description
| Title | 1991_02 The Daily Collegian February 1991 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1991 |
| 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 | February 4, 1991, Uhuru Na Umoja Page 7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1991 |
| 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 |
.News.
The Collegian • February 4, 1991
7
President: MEChA chair calls
replacement 'a lame move'
Continued from page 4
Latin American Studies
department.
In the press release Campbell
also said he valued Pesqueira's
judgmentandtasgreatconfidence
in his ability to clearly reflect
university and community needs.
"Ralph brings a very important
perspective to the committee. His
input will greatly enhance our
search efforts."
Caesar Naples, vice chancellor
of faculty and staff relations, said
in the press release, that a new
advertisement for the presidency
will run in educational journals
and other efforts will be made to
contact prospective candidates.
"When we're done, the
community will know that we've
done everything possible to be
inclusive and to find the very best
person possible to lead CSU
Fresno."
Chair of CSUF MEChA, Irma
Serrano, said she was displeased
because Pesqueira isfrom not from
the San Joaquin Valley.
"Ifsa lame move," said Serrano,
also a member of the Committee
for Hispanic Educational Equity.
"What difference does it make
now? We didn't have a
representative from the
beginning," she said." The CSUF
faculty have a representative. The
student body has a representative
m IASI President] Don Daves. Who
irom our community is
representing us? What does
IPesqueira] know about the
valley?"
See PRESIDENT page 8
Lecture- ULS starts Feb. 12
Continued from page 3
research and publishing unit
that serves as the Texas State
Geological Survey, will present
'Toward a Rational Energy
Policy." The lee hire is to be held
in the Student Satellite Union
and admission to this lecture
will be free.
Other speakers include Henry
Smith, founder and artistic
director of Solaris Dance and
TheafreCo. who will presentan
informal performance of
"Lakota Sioux Vision Dance"
March 12
Jeanne Achterberg, director
of research at the Institute of
Transpersonal Psychology in
Menlo Park will lecture on
"Imagery in Healing" March 18
and Jorge Casteneda, professor
of political science at the
National Autonomous
University of Mexico will speak
April 30 on "From Mexico
Looking Out."
Lecturers are chosen by a
committee of five students, five
faculty members, and five
administrators based on a
variety of criteria such as
substance, timeliness, relevance,
scheduling and budget
considerations.
"Every speaker has a story,"
said Ken Pascal, University
Lecture Series chair. Young's
name has come up in the
selection process every year
since 1986, but this is the first
year his schedule fit.
'That sometimes happens,"
Pascal said.
"We're student oriented," he
said."
This is part of [the students]
leamingexperience."
All programs, with the
exception of Fisher's, will be held
at730p.m. in the SSU. Admission
for the evening programs is S3
generaland$2forCSUFstudents.
For ticket information, call 278-
2078.
The University Lecture Series
is funded by the Office of the
Vice President for Academic
Affairs, the Associated Students
Inc., the University Student
Union Board, ticket sales and off-
campusgroups.
BUILD
ON SALE NOW!
Need valid Spring '91 Student I.D.
$25.00 each
Limit 2 per I.D.
i
Includes 33 home games, plus
tournament
CALL278-DOGS FOR INFORMATION
KENNEL BOOKSTORE
A higher form of calculator
for your higher intelligence.
Tl Business Analyst BA-35
$21.99 fez
Tl-34 SOLAR SCIENTIFIC
$21.99
Texas ^
Instruments
Available at Supply Counter on Main Level 278-4268
Kennel Bookstore
s
»t>
01
Apple *Q*
8^
^
*
MB 1113
"7
Microsoft
Visit the Microcomputer Department on the lower level
of Kennel Bookstore for great prices on computers
and software for students, faculty, and staff of CSUF.
We offer these brand names and more! ,,,..,.;. .„
—.- <- ...
Microcomputer Department 278-2116
KFSR: 9 |
