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The Daily Collegian • September 18, 1991
Continued from page 1
Library: Students petition hours >
he planned to do. ■' g ,
1 don't think anybody knew
thc students would bethisangry,"
Montoya said. I
Montoya said Welty agreed to
pay money out of University funds
to keep the library open three ex¬
tra hours a day. He said Welty
agreed to pay 75 percent of the
Only one voice among 20,000
students. Carpenter said a friend
directed her to the ASI office where
she could, hopefully, make her
"voice" count.
Carpenter said after the staff
copied petitions for her, she stood
in front of places students patron¬
ized and handed them out
The petition Is showing the
students voice. The foreign ex¬
change people were really mad.
They brought them back filled
really fast," she said.
During her quest. Carpenter
said she found student apathy was
rampant.
"People told me ifs not going
to do any good. But if they would
all get together and try to do
something instead of acting like
they can't do anything, something
will happen," she said.
"Students usually just get
walked on and they don't even
care."
ASI officials said 1,241 signa¬
tures have been collected so far—
with more to come.
ASI president And res Montoya
presented the signed petitions to
Welty last week and asked what
aImost $26,000 needed for the ex-
ten sion if ASI pays the remaining .
25 percent, $6,000.
But Montoya said afterthe ASI
meeting yesterday the Senate is
reluctant to fork out the money. If
the Senate doesn't supply the re¬
quired $6,000, Montoya said he'll
ask Welty to make tt up or just
donate his part.
'We're hoping this will make a
difference. I encourage people to
sign the petition, send letters to
Welty or go talk to hint**'
-■ "He's supposed tr> be a people
president If no one speaks up, no
one will do anything about it,*
Montoya said.
Stephanie Hillman, associate
dean of library services, said she
hadn't heard about the petition,
but she hoped it would get atten¬
tion.
Shooting: Violence
breaks out on campus
Continued from page 1
Sgt.Silva removeda9mmsemi¬
automatic handgun from Downs'
pant pocket and made the arrest
without incident
Downs, a 35-year-old Fresno
resident, does not live in the com¬
plex where the chase began, police
said. The incident is not related to
Sin Qty incidents.
Police declined to release the
identity of the uninjured victim
but said both men are not CSUF
students.
Downs was brought to the
Campus Police holding tank and
later transported to the Fresno
County Jail.
Downs was charged with at¬
tempted murder, carrying a con¬
cealed weapon and carrying a
loaded weapon on campus.
Downs is being in held on
5257,000 bail for all three counts.
CLUB AND ORGANIZATION
ORIENTATIONS
September 19 & 25
(choose one date)
3:00pm to 4:00pm
UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION
rooms 312 - 314
COME LEARN ABOUT
How to Reserve Campus Facilities
Intcrdub Council
Campus Banking Services
Dance Policy
General Club and Organization Policies
Leadership Workshops, Conferences and Retreats.
Much Much Mere
If you have any questions, pleas* contact the University
Student Union I Student Activities Office, located in USU
306 or call 278-2741.
PATIO SALE
September 18 & 19
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Main Level Patio
$6.99--Sweatshfrt seconds from
other schools
50% off a selection of CSUF/FSU
T-shirts and sweatshirts
Gifts, office supplies* and more at
spectacular savings
A large assortment of /jfe.
Sale Books
KENNEL BOOKSTORE
Steering Committee Positions Still Op
Mr-i',itittti! Craftsfaire! Casino Night!
Vi>ii,ithlori' Boointoum Carnival!
Special Events! Publicity!
Openin i» Cerem ou u •
DeacHjne: SEpTEMbER 27tN
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| Title | 1991_09 The Daily Collegian September 1991 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1991 |
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| Title | September 18, 1991, Page 5 |
| 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 | / N, wV ews The Daily Collegian • September 18, 1991 Continued from page 1 Library: Students petition hours > he planned to do. ■' g , 1 don't think anybody knew thc students would bethisangry," Montoya said. I Montoya said Welty agreed to pay money out of University funds to keep the library open three ex¬ tra hours a day. He said Welty agreed to pay 75 percent of the Only one voice among 20,000 students. Carpenter said a friend directed her to the ASI office where she could, hopefully, make her "voice" count. Carpenter said after the staff copied petitions for her, she stood in front of places students patron¬ ized and handed them out The petition Is showing the students voice. The foreign ex¬ change people were really mad. They brought them back filled really fast," she said. During her quest. Carpenter said she found student apathy was rampant. "People told me ifs not going to do any good. But if they would all get together and try to do something instead of acting like they can't do anything, something will happen," she said. "Students usually just get walked on and they don't even care." ASI officials said 1,241 signa¬ tures have been collected so far— with more to come. ASI president And res Montoya presented the signed petitions to Welty last week and asked what aImost $26,000 needed for the ex- ten sion if ASI pays the remaining . 25 percent, $6,000. But Montoya said afterthe ASI meeting yesterday the Senate is reluctant to fork out the money. If the Senate doesn't supply the re¬ quired $6,000, Montoya said he'll ask Welty to make tt up or just donate his part. 'We're hoping this will make a difference. I encourage people to sign the petition, send letters to Welty or go talk to hint**' -■ "He's supposed tr> be a people president If no one speaks up, no one will do anything about it,* Montoya said. Stephanie Hillman, associate dean of library services, said she hadn't heard about the petition, but she hoped it would get atten¬ tion. Shooting: Violence breaks out on campus Continued from page 1 Sgt.Silva removeda9mmsemi¬ automatic handgun from Downs' pant pocket and made the arrest without incident Downs, a 35-year-old Fresno resident, does not live in the com¬ plex where the chase began, police said. The incident is not related to Sin Qty incidents. Police declined to release the identity of the uninjured victim but said both men are not CSUF students. Downs was brought to the Campus Police holding tank and later transported to the Fresno County Jail. Downs was charged with at¬ tempted murder, carrying a con¬ cealed weapon and carrying a loaded weapon on campus. Downs is being in held on 5257,000 bail for all three counts. CLUB AND ORGANIZATION ORIENTATIONS September 19 & 25 (choose one date) 3:00pm to 4:00pm UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION rooms 312 - 314 COME LEARN ABOUT How to Reserve Campus Facilities Intcrdub Council Campus Banking Services Dance Policy General Club and Organization Policies Leadership Workshops, Conferences and Retreats. Much Much Mere If you have any questions, pleas* contact the University Student Union I Student Activities Office, located in USU 306 or call 278-2741. PATIO SALE September 18 & 19 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Main Level Patio $6.99--Sweatshfrt seconds from other schools 50% off a selection of CSUF/FSU T-shirts and sweatshirts Gifts, office supplies* and more at spectacular savings A large assortment of /jfe. Sale Books KENNEL BOOKSTORE Steering Committee Positions Still Op Mr-i',itittti! Craftsfaire! Casino Night! Vi>ii,ithlori' Boointoum Carnival! Special Events! Publicity! Openin i» Cerem ou u • DeacHjne: SEpTEMbER 27tN For more information: ( all 27H-2741 or stop by the L SL . R< |
