1991_02 The Daily Collegian February 1991

              The Collegian • February 7, 1991
Letters: Bring back the bins
SAE: Evicted
Continued from page 2
related to aluminum manufacture
can be cut 95 percent by recycling.
What could be more aestheucall y
pleasing than saving energy and
saving landfill space? FACT: If
recycled aluminum is used, 90
percent less energy is consumed
than if the aluminum was made
from scratch. Class bottles that
aren't recycled will be taking up
landfillspaceforat [casta thousand
years.
If the complainer thinks the
recycling bins are ugly, they are
way overdue for a visit to their
local landfill. The trash is piling up
and the need for more landfill space
is growing. You, as consumers,
have two choices: 1) you can make
less waste by recycling more, or 2)
you can donate your backyard as
the next disposal site.
Now how aesthetically pleasing
would thatbe?A landfill isn't going
to be removed because it is an
eyesore. This "out of sight, out of
mind" attitude will have to cease,
in order for a cooperative effort to
emerge and take a bite out of the
trash heap that is consuming our
planet.
It is hard to believe that people
would rally to move bins that are
helping make the world more
livable. If these complaints had
been made public or the Campus
Planning Committee had
expressed their intentions then it
would have been possible for the
many supporters of recycling to be
heard on the issue. Unauthorized
or not, the bins were a positive
addition toCSUFand should have
been left intact! (Source:
Earthworks Group, "50 Simple
Things You Can do To Save the
Earth," Earthworks Press,
Berkeley, 1989.)
Shannon Ventwortb
Continued from page 1
that "they wOuld demolish the
house."
The Alumni Association took
possession ofthecharter two years
ago based on activities of
undergraduates, and decided there
was a need for intensified
supervision.
Corcoran said, an incident early
last fall involving "a party that got
out of hand" resulted in the
fraternity being placed on
probation by the university.
"Unfortunately  some things
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ha ve occurred that show theactives
are not taking things seriously," he
said.
Greek Affairs adviser Mike
Sciola refused to comment on the
issue until after the fraternity's
statement had been released.
Repeated calls to the SAE house
last night before and after the
meeting with the Alumni were met
with responses of "no comment."
Corcoran said the house will
remain closed until the Alumni
Association feels it is appropriate
to reopen the campus chapter.
"There need s to be rebirth in tha t
fraternity, That's going to involve
some separation," said Corcoran.
YUCk:
Students
complain
Continued from page 1
been some complaints from
students about the recent increase
in food prices at the Food Service's
eating establishments, which
include The Pit, The Bucket, The
Country Store, and the Checkers
food carts.
Kwak said other students had
voiced opinions about the lack of
ethnic foodsand vegetarianor non-
dairy diets, the offensive fumes of
The Bucket's smoking area and the
poor quality of the food at the
Residence DiningHall, which feeds
over 1,000 CSUF students,
"We need more quality food, an
increase in opening hours, and
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